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 DY virtue of an oEder of the Probate Court Of 11 Rsadolph county, Arkansas, male a. the Jan uaEy term, A. D. ls5l and the fourth day of ;he tenn ths Onde fssgned adE tratoTs os the Estate of Thomas Q. Man, decessel-%i.a sell at tine CoaTi House door ia the town of Pocah0ntas, on Monday The l2th and Tuesday the i3sh days of May ne1t, on credit of twelve u0atlss with nets aad seeIT- ty, title made oR fali paYnenl of iAs purchase money-the following described Real Estate .-taa- ted m the town of PocahGn,as zBd vicinity: Es NV of Sec 24, T l9 N k L, S0 acres, NE Sec 35, T i9 NRl E, i6o acres.
 Ea and NWi of ssse NV ffls27, Ti9NRiE. i2o acres, wi and NE4 of NH See 2s. TtsSRiE. r2o acres,
 E. of the Nw4 Sec as. T2oSRlE, s0 acres, f-6 pi of sEl of SE4 Sec 27, T 26 \ RE- .62-3 acres,
 Nwl of the SEE | Sec B, T %, NR3g, 4e aeres. NEt of the SW Sec B, T 20. NRsEs, 4o acres. sW4 Sec 26, r IS, NR1 ", ieo acres, SW Sec 24, T is, NK W. lsg arfgS. Nwt of t6e NV See 2I, r 2e. NR3E. 4) seres. NV pt of the NV fri offfl 3l, TI9 ERIE, le- I9s0 acres,
 NEa of she NV I See g, TlsNRtE. 4o acres.
 Blocks Of lots in the tSgn ot Pocalontas Nos. i9. l, ls, ?, II, ss. 20. g, 3s and f5. Lois No. 2 and in Block No. Eas1 Broadway s. Lst No in Bl0ek No 3l East Lots Nos 45 ., and sn block So. s0 aad iot No. iH block No 4s And also as the same tiInc we will sell the easine cas tlsgs and two hg3iees of a steam nall ths sg hay iEg been 5afat ao~n them. Na 9sabt but whs; bargain can be had ri the faaehlaesy. A porsi9s of the above Real Esiaae ls ns,~ peiI ta- proved block Of lots No. 2, hss eisesed nDoa t q ro5a ssJEe house, with ware houseS attack iheFe- to aaa geo3 sfana f5r basiness--ons of f3 fsrsns 5ginssg tng koe n aas #, good awelllag with- eai houses and s0gae forty aeses of ogsea saaA and three S toe esksg farms y.Ef sseii sap4sse and te within ghsat distance EsoDz ,hss asaee tals vish etheE property selected by lhe lat.s fkos .. Aan, Essi,, wish caIe sid s3h the fRtare yaos- ! pecis of thlz place.
 PoeaAoatss x situated eg Black RiyeE. at fl.e head of steam boat Hssisai46n. and wAs.se bog ls taa ran nfae onths a tke year. and IS dsstishs ff se foarixbiHz place, end af ss3 aagIeAz a 4. Al ready thete are Eve esaaites dependant sF5E ii i'd I supplies. &e.
 naots favorable ilsne Bsay aeseT oaerfr getting i property in thus place aud vsesgisy
 Any farher IBToFHsasi01 relative ts ebs .,gss. fs CT otherwise wl bt fuEHzsbed promptly by aearexs lag as at this place
 1 JOHN II. fMBgIFN. JOHN F. BLACK ! AessasiesTatsgs gf fhc ssfaGs Q TAass1s Q. Mar d.eeeSed
 Poeahc#sas, ATE-. March IS. A. b. iSst, 1 Is-7xv
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PROTECTION
 AGAINST l. OSS AND DAM AG E
M~-MMm Mrs

4M @8A MSS0
 As agent Or the PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY. of HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT. Inc undersigned is authorized to lzsae
 POLICIES or HSsua Aycw, duly executed by tlis sld, well kncwn, and highly responsible Institution upoa the Inest liberal terms The great resources of this Cosnpany have enabled h to pay all lasSes whIeh have 0ceursed under is pollces in the Uniea States and British Provinces during the last twenty. isye years. while numerous othef Companies have failed to disc haFge heir Iia- blllties. Apply to
 VIM !. WATT, Agent. Little Rock. April z2. 33-tf
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ICE, PRrITS suTs 1t.

ItE, FHIIFM AITS ke. os received by he sissmer Pontiac No. q sB zV Tons o Bssion Ice. 25 E xsa Raitonx Barrels Chsstnats l Bag Of AiIaeas l Bag English WalnuIs. Bansl Cocesnni. 50 Cans oyesisrs. 2 Barrels 0yesfets tn the sheli. 2009 Piekied Uysstcrs , Boxes rosacco 7 Hosstesas Sugar Boz. Basket Ahnisst C0TdlaIs '' Demijohhs. March sd, 1851. sg-,I
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lIancing scllooI.

EEo. B. KING, respeetfally infoy,as ,h. ei,,- M zeas of Little Rock and viclnisy. .hs. he ,s,ll "Pen his School in the above aceoa plisAment. on Saturday, hs st day olsiaroh s.s itle Rock Hotel.
 Lessons for yOaag Ladies. Misses and Masters. VIII b" given On the merDIns and evening of Sat. urday of each seek
 Little Rock, Feb. IS, 1851. 24-Iw
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aJ J. C. TFrAS, Esq. of thiS place. haS hsea spgsYRsea by The FinaneiAi Receiver. Attorney for i1e saak ef the StAfe Of Arkansas. in ihz palsIoa 0f tse Saie. aud has. xe aaaeFstxai aecepsea he agpsa'ment.--Frsn tie Tras Issae.
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A LARGE and beautiful sssortrnen, ef sta. N henaFy leeeived per Phillip Pennywif. and Tor sale oy JOHN D. ADAMS,
 ., Steamboat Landing
 'A"ASb ~S' Z9--tf.
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(,essOss Seed.

fUST received 3S Bashei of Df. Jorssaas ceie. J hraied Cuasan Seed, an9 for sale cheap. Ly
 \. ]. HCTT. Liitie Rock. March 3i, 1881. Msia ssvref.
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New Spring Goods. 00 Pieces latest style Barages. ~ % 6 pFiaiei MusliEs.
 late siyie SIihz. 3ss. sf assorted Calso~s-
 sD i" Csingb bans- p |" Costonades
 Brown LRen-
 % '4 DeIninS.
 Bales 3-s, T-s. & a-4, BEowa & B.eh'd
 DoEncsfes.
 5-4, 6-s, Io-4 and l2i, Brown ard Bleh'i
 SheetIRgs.
 , pieces i2A Linen sAet,ing. q Ifsh L.aen Gloyes. Crsvats, Poe ket Iiandkerchiefs Shaw Is, Apron Cheeks, 0xnahesgs, Umbrellas, PaIaxais, Negrc goods, &e.. &e.. &c. Reerised per P. Pennywist. and fr sale CAeaE 1T cxsA eals by JOHN D. ADAMS March 2s, 1881. Steasa5a4t Ian aing.
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NOTICE,

A II. psE<ons indebted io inc estate of U. B, : N Bsidwin, dee, wisase R5les became due on ihe frs. daYd March, arc hereby notified ,ka; nn le<s quick ssaymsasS are made on the same. they wl!i h< placed n tAe hands ef iAe prop<r ssseeEu fx collection. A. ,. HCTT. AAmr.
 L.ttle Rock, MsveA si. 1851.
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Hass: Mafs.:

Hmts! kHafs!. 0n Doz. Palm Leaf Hats. %Oi .. Panama ss 4 Jenny Lind Hatx !" Tampsco CampeAehy Receisea per F. PcaHywis aad for sake by
 JOHN D. ADAMS March 25 iSl7 SLssmts@ L4mdiHg.
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FRESH ARRIVAL, ID ECEIvED from New OrleAns per s,s.u., P Ae Penny wi', the fo lowing Gseds-- Doz. Star Hoes; 's Steel Crowa Hoes: '' GruSiag Hoes;
 '' ko~isaa's lon. haaala shosels;
 short spsdss: " Garry cOmbs, 's cedar charas; ] Barrel Rses; 10 Sacks Cefae; 10 Barrels sagar; ] Mo asses. ABd for sale al | H5,1-Y,x s-'V1s h"sN' res' ~ Isbt Main sfrest
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Wagons.

TWO NEW two horSe wagons, for sale ohesp A by ]. D. ADAMS.
 March 25. 1851 sa
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A LARGE ard beaa.ifRl assogtment eG SPRING "A CLOTHING. received per Phliiip Pranysrt,. and kr sale ty JOHN D. ADAMS.
 SseGzbcas Landing MAsSh ~o- 2s-sf
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.Vegroes for SnSe.

TWO LIKELY NEGRO WOMEN, one with \ two children, and the other with one. For kdie Tor cash, hy J. D. ADAMS,
 ai inc steamboat Landing March 25, 1s5I 5a
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Steamer Emily have just received and now O offer for sale: 50 Barrels Super Fine Flour, ." Rye Whiskey: Is Boxes Asserted Tobacco; 10 Lemon syrup; e Candy;
 Barrel English Flberta; Io Ale. N. TANTf.
 Lower Steamboat Landing. April :, ls5l.-3i--tf
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For sale.

For sale.
 FINE LARGE HORSE. about seven years "A old and seventeen hands ia height AppIy t., March 20 l.. A. WHITELEY
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Supreme Judges.
TO The Editor Of tie WeStern Union:

TO The Editor Of Tie UeStern Union:
At the heel Of the canvass there is spirit
Of enquiry directed to making up ticket for
Judges, now soon to be cast. A writer in The
Republican at the close Of al article in which
he reviews the list, and canvasses their pros
poets, -semarks that, "Gamble and liayd are
Wings, and Napon is called a Democrat" and
adds: "We hope to see Messrs. Gamble, Hay.
den and Napton elected as the three Judges"
Judges Ry land and Scott, and COL Wovd, are
also highly spoken of, and each highly recon
mended by several writers, in the city and
country papers.
The political papers of this State from the
first proposition to make Judges elective, urged
and argued, that parry, party names, and party
questions should be excluded from the canvass,
and the selection Of Judges. These arguments
were effective, and concurred in-not only be.
cause they were right OF their face, but because
the Judicial Department Of cur State had been
(as charged) pros,itued by the nominations of
Governors, to subscrvc one party-if not that OF
one man, who was then all potent to make and
unmake Governors, and through them whom he
would Bu; the election approaches, aud it is
curious 10 observe, in private circles, AS well as
in some newspapers, the various modes a,
dopted to dodge the political agreement, and at.
ter all to select iq1 the political stripe.
Some mention iSvorably, one of side, hold.
ing the third Gus. Of his poltios) as "highly
recommended" to him. Others know nothing Of
the politics; but "just Happened to have n
high opinion Of the there names mentioned, who
generally happcn to be just Of his politics. OH
ers, again, have special objections, or special
obligations; would willingly mix the ticket,
but duty dictates otherwise.
Now, would not dictate any vote, if could,
but go in for progression, for that advanc c
in Judicial awards, which adopts Itself TO lii e
practical affairs Of lie, and common sense views
Of the nece ssities Of the age. The Courts are
abandoning the technigalities Of the old ieudal
system, and adopting their decisions to the
common understandings q the common trans
actions Of the present age Of improvements. II
may be that the court, now soon to 70 out, have
made innovations upon tie hair splitting law OF
technical lawyers; and have scented fraud y
where there was none. But if they have, they
may be excused by the common people. Right
or wrong, the people want consistency, and Il
understand the court; relying that settled doc
trines will not be reversed to the upselting Of
right and justice, Safely to the people, in my
I opinion, depends upon splicing the court with
a little more strength. This will be done by
the election of NATION, GAMBLE and RyLANp
Wisdom TO devise, strength to support, aud
symmetry to adOrn.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-31

CITY SUBSCRiPTlON.--The vote last
Monday was UNANIMOUS in favor OF
authorizing the City Council TO subscribe
$4,000 stock in the Hannibal and ST. Jo-
seph Railroad. Pains was taken to ascer'
tain the views of voters on the question OF
increasing the subscription to .SloO,oOoo,
should it become necessary. T.ro-MudS
responded age. 1t is plain that there is
spirit, energy and enterprise here-and
these constitute the lio-bool OF any pro-
gressive community. There is now scarcely
n doubt that the county will follow the eX-
ample of Hannibal.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-31

COL. STEWART We are graiiiied to iiud
the President Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad among us again For list Of hi' ap
Monuments TO deliver addresses, see first page.
IL Col. Stewart will address the people at
the Cour, House in Palmyra, mex, Saturday, as
10 o'clock, A. NJ. The day will be devoted to
the Railroad--a cold collation. served up, etc.
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pr elected, interested alike in having an able
and virtuous Judiciary, and perh"ps the very
last thing. which they would be ablo to flee,
injuriously, would be our purity creeI as poliH
clans. So far as that creed depends upon the
Constitution of the United States, the Supreme
Cour, of the United States is tribunal to
which we may appeal from all decisions of the
State Courts. Wing and Democrat, then, are
no. the words to be used in this election, and
we are truly sorry that Judge Birch has thought
proper to do The enquiry about each can
dida,e should be, as he an honest man and
good lawyer?" Judge Birch is high in author
hy with his party, but we hope that his exam
pie will no, be followed by many Democrats
and that his sentiments will be rebuked by the
presses Of his party. Hitherto, nearly all men
have declined making this a party contest
Let it be so still. II Democrats endorse the
sentiments of Judge Birch is i, not plain to the
commonost understanding, that Wings will be
driven into the support Of GAMBLE, HAyDrr
and WooD? They could, with clear consionces,
support three such able men.
| Mr. GAMBLE is admitted by oil men to be
the best candidate in the field. Mr.. UAYprH
is an old and distinguished lawyer, who has
grown up with the law Of Missouri. Mr..
Woop, wherever he is known, is esteemed as
one of the very abcst lawyers in the State, and
most upright man.
But let us eschew party politics in this cleo
ton, and let us vote for sound lawyers and hon
est men, and not as Wings and Democrats.
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We are authorized to announce Col WM. i. WOOD
as candidate for seat She Supreme Bench oil the
State Of Missouri a, the ensuing August election.
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10 We are authorized 10 announce JAMES II
ALTERNATELY candidate for the Office of Judge of
the fourth Judicial Circuit.
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County Vote on the Railroad Subscrip'
ton.

ShaU the County Court subscribe OWE
HUN DRED THOUSAND DOLLA RS
10 The Hannibal and 81. Joseph RaiLoad
One Of the mos. important county votes ever
called for in this county, is to be given next
Monday. The whole question has been amply
di,cu..ed in all its bearings. The people have
il all before lhem and are NOW to decide The
matter. at least for the present.
If lands will be increased in value by the
Railroad; If produce will sell at higher prices;
if goods can then be bought lower; if general
prosperity would be infused into every branch
Of business, and spread through every part Of
the county; if new sources Of wealth would be
opened up, bringing results with which the
increas cd taycs il there should be any increase,
would be as dlst in the balance and We be
!ieve all the. Ihings have been clearly shown
to be true --t,an the very strongest reasons ex-
i.t for a unanimous vote in favor OF the pro
posed sLbscri. ion.
We refer 10 hs articles on our first pago,
copied from exchanges.
We were .old tie other day, Of several impor'
tant conversions to the right side. Among
these was one gentleman ofiniluencc convert
ed by his rife On her return from visit &c
Virginia, shs related to him a number Of in
stances Of sales of lands on lines of railroads.
With the market value Of these lands when ht
LEFT Virginia, no was we'll acquainted, while
tho .alcs referred to were so much above wha
he had ever dreamed, tina, he was u, once con
WINGED tina. our Railroad would really increase
tho value Of his land and is consequently now III
advocate.
We may be permitted to suggest the import
ance of every one favorable to the road, attend
ing the polls. I, may be a close VOTE and there
should be no negligence, or the county may
hereafter feel its effects severely. Unless ev-
cry man feels the true Importance Of voting
next Monday there may go out false esl-
mate of public opinion in this county Such =
result would not kill the railroad, but would
lower the county in the estimation Of Those
abroad wha know how to appreciate spirit
Of enterprise at its true value, and who n.en
of energy and spirit themselves, would moi
fin! nyhing in the absence Of these qualities
to induce them 10 make their homes among the
people of this county.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-31

CHOLERA AT GLAsGow.-The Glasgow Ban.
ner states that eigh, deaths had occurred from
cholera, during the week ending on the oath inst
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W" In this place on Sunday evening last available
negro woman belonging to Mr.. Campln, of the Paris
Hotel, taken with cholera aud died the next
ingthe result of eating green apples, cucumbes,
Let this be warning TO those who in the habit of
go,ging their somachs with fruit vegetables Paris
Mercury.
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TO know what you ere oil trying TO do. The
Courier will remember, too, that James X. Polk
was not publicly mentioned in any quarter, as a
candidate for the Presidency, until the whole
country was as,oundel by the news Of his
nomination. On the contrary, we find Col.
Rsnlon frequently referred to in the North with
much favor, and sharp sighted New York
paper in the following list places him among
the probable candidates. An expression Of
opinion can surely do the Courier no harm, -
we hope tina. paper will practice little Of IL
own advice, and give us u straight forward
answer to the question - "Will the Courier
support Col Benton, if he should be nominated
by a National Democratic Convention ?"
CANDIDATES ron THE PREsiDENcv. The New York
Mirror appears TO be Of opinion that none OF the gen.
temen named below would object 10 the occupan cy Of
the white House for the term of four years
Gen. Lewis Cass, of Michigan; Gen. Winfield Scott,
New Jersey; Gen. H. S. Foote, Mississippi; Gen. w.
Joseph Lane, lndana; Gen John Il. Wool, New York;
Willard Fillmore, New York; Judge s. a. Douglas,
Illinois; Judge Lew Woodbury., New Hampshire;
Judge John Mclean, Ohio; Hon. Daniel Webster,
Massachusetts, Hon. d s. Dickinson, New York, Hon.
James Buchanan, Pennsylvania; Hon. WIN. II. Sew
ard. New York, Hon. Thomas II. Benton, Missouri,
Hon. l. p. Walker, Wisconsin, Hon. A.: c. Dodge,
Wisconsin, Hon. T. Corwn, Ohio, Hon. J. p. Hale,
New Hampshire, Commodore stockton, New Jersey,
ex-Gov Jones. Tennessee, ex.presdent, Van Buren,,
New York, Mr.. j. G.. Brney, New York Mr. Horace
Gre ely, New York.
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Col. BENroN.-We wish the Courier, instead
OF, Yankee like, asking new questions, would
answer our question, whether or not it would
support Col Benton, il nominated by the Ma
tional Democratic Convention.
The Courier may dread to tread Oh the toes of
its new friends, the Benton papers; or fear that
it is little too early to become committed bu,
it cannot plead as an excuse for evasion, tina,
Col. Benton's chances for the nomination are so
slender MS to make it vain question. Col
Benton is shrewd calculator, and by no means
the man to play the game he did for nothing
1t ia well known that Col. Benton has long
settled habit Of debating TO his friends in MIS-
souri, how it would please him to have things
managed. In connection with this fact, the
Courier will remember that ,he remarkable
convers ion of all the Benton papers to advocates
OF Democratic national nominations, has been
very sudden, very unanimous, and very recent,
The Metropolitan, which has been steadily
keeping up the war upon Col Benton, (much
neglected by the times and Courier for several
months past requests the Times to explain
more fully its plan for uniting the Democracy
OF this State, and desires to be Informed exactly
how lar tho Times means to go in order to attain
this object. Like tho Metropolitan, we want
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-31

We were favored the other day with
very pleasant visit from Mr.. Il. PATTr..,soy
one of the editors of he Oo..awka ans
Spectator The Spcct".,.or IS well con
ducted' and Mr.. rArrERsoN's talents are
also seen III several excellent tales and
Sketches.
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Mr.. Gro. II. Plrrs, one of the par,ner
of the Glasgow Banner, died rece ntIy 4
Glasgow.
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HEALTH or THE ClrY.-Whcn our citizens were
first attacked with cholera, medicine seemed powecss,
so malignant was the poison, or whatever it is that
produces the disease. Asusua the attacks have grad
uay berone less violent, and within the past week or
iwo the rare cases in the city and vicinity have been
of mild FORM readily yielding 10 treatment.
Since our last issue, have heard Of but one case
of cholera. 1t was fatal. The diarrhea had been
neglected for several days. Here, on the authority OF
more than physician, as warning for the future,
we will state that in nearly every instance OF fatal re-
suit the dialea has been neglected for several days.
You must guard agains, the lnsidious approaches OF
cholera. physician enjoying an extensive practice,
tells us that whenever there is darh ca rithou pain,
no difference what the coor Of the discharges may be,
it is time TO prepare for cholera.
Tho case referred TO free coored man. lie
died on Monday. A child Of Mr.. Smiley died OF
whoopng cough on the same day,
Our city snow nearly or quite free from disease Of
any kind.
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Cholera IN LousrANA.-We learn that
two cases Of cholera have occurred in
Louisiana, since the death of Mrs. Ray
mond. One-Mr FOulks-latal.
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RuMoRs.--1here are exaggerated reports iiyng all
the country, with regard TO cholera IN lh'5 city
In some places, the people will neither believe inc
spapers, nor letters form friends whom they WoN'd
credit on any other subject We insist upon IT, that
our paper has from the first contained correct report
of the cholera in this city
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-31

TnE EAnRoAp SuDscIrTIoN.-The accounts from
every portion Of our comfy unite in representing the
prospects oil the OF the County Subscription
TO the Railroad as latterity in the highest degree An
examination into and reflection upon the subject have
convinced the people that the Railroad will greatly ad-
vance the interests of the county.
Some time ago we receive d a communication, urging,
in DETAIL the objections OF the writer to the PROPOSE.
ton. Since then he has written letter. in which
he states, in substance that mature reflection
upon the subject has convinced him that he was in
and that now heis OF the opinion that the people
should in obedience TO their interests, vote for the
proposition. He also stated that portion of those,
who endorsed the objections published by him, h ad
changed, and would vote for it. This is but an
instance olthe great popular change upon the sub
cc
Another friend, who has written several articles for
this paper in opposition TO the subscription, and who
yet bitterly adverse to it, admits that there is
doub, of the people voting by large majority for
the 100000 This gentleman lives in a part OF the
county where the proposition, at one time, had no
supporters, and he bases his present opinion TO great
extent, upon the many changes ID his ne ghborhood-
Palmyra Wing.
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HEALTH OF THE CouNrRY,-We understand that
there is little, if any cholera inhe country. There
arc few fatal cases Of any disease, though the country
is not entirely free from Bilious Fever and Billoa5 Dar
,h.a in mild form. Our druggists and physicians
have very little employment.
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From the New York Express, July 2Ist.
Important from Rio Janeir0,

IN Ancrcan Steamer blorn up by an English stca,
Eig0e!.An Explanation Demanded By cur Minister
United States ship Date at Rio.