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The New York herald., 1851-12-31
Another Year OF Triumph. I.

years ago. ths halter had abun
be satisfied with his trade the
tn: a. @ he has Gysn TO hi: housad
creased property and still wider spread popularity, We
remember when Knox first hung out his modest shnge
sasy and We were among she first 70 notice and draw
that period 70 the present time his business has steadily
Increased His uLremting attention 10 business his sk
his shrewd policy exhibited in furnishing the very
Gle Gle = ths iSxssS price his prompsnes fuallns orders
made fog him reputation second halter we viii not
say IN this city but In the world he merits success he
has adopNd the sureet methods Of Obtaining
msnt Of Hats I.nu,ctured expressly holiday
duced by him to the public His standard price is Sour
dollars A. gift articles he has superb stock Of ri
Call and examine his display.
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The most splendid dasuerreotypes Of the great oanate
and other dsnguished PERSONS the public invited 70
zee In our galleries. NB-open on New Years day for
taking dsgusrreotyIe souvsnirs ,
133 Broadway, next 10 American Hotel.
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Biggar, at 90 Canal street, nearly oppo-
site Mercer street. selling his splendid stock
Games Portfolios Ink watch and Jewel Stands Cases
Work Boxes Writing Desks &c. s COST 10
mako room for other goods.
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The Forrest Divorce Case.-A coplous,
revised and corrected report Of this interesting trial will be
published By the Law Reporter Of the New Herald
pamthst FORM immsdi.ssy after ,he .ernina.on % she
IN that form will contain copies Of all The letters and
documents oferei the trial Orders booksellers
rish Rrio oNn
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and ysvesr late Of i Brosdwsy. would inform b, old
- Fulton street. where he would call their attention
his stock fine watches Jevery and Sverware
the city. X. FISHER JR-, "a fulson rrec~
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Furs, for Holiday Presents, arc tho most
,uitabe elegant and sIbstantal article be
reduced rates. - YOUNGS fur 96 Bowsry and II
John street. Cloaks handsomely trimmed with furs.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Elegant Holiday Present.-A beautiful
CsrS Plate and Cards elegantly snsrsvsd 81 EysRpsLs
Is wall street Orders delivered any part Of the city
early New Years day.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Those Brussels mapped OversscLs and
froehs ~ the Union Hall Clothing Warehoue Of
Fulton and Nassau Streets the
heard Of and entirely and eminently becoming Go
and zee them.
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"Yos msy as well be out of the World
dsscus Teas found AZ she Tea Warsheuses of ths Pehn
Tsa Company rs Fulton street. where The elite have been
from the circle.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

French China, for the Holidays.-Just
opened direct from Paris large assortment of
China Vases large Cups and Cologne Bottles Toy
Tea Sets &c &c. suitable for holiday presents which win
be sold cheaper than they be bought else where
j. X. KERR. IS Chambers street, below Broadway.
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The Merchant Tailor's Exchange Rooms
viii open on New Years Day from II O'clock A. n.
3Ph The proprietor will be most happy 10 exchange
the compliments Of the with members Of the trade
and his friends generally, at 3S3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Wigs and TOupees. - Batchelor's New
sle Wigs are the NEST perfect imitation Of
nature yet invented Thsse wanting superior article
should call 81 BArCH1LeR. celebrated Wig Factory No
WA street, where be found The larrest 6eet
sertmsnt In ths oity. Copy ths address
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

THE FORREST DIVORCE CAsE.-This very extra.
ordinary trial draws its slow length along, and
will probably end somewhere in Ammo Domino
1852. Curious documents, curious afidavits, ani
curious Developments of social, poetica editorial,
dramatic, and hospitable life, are coming to view.
very amusing letter, offered in evidence, written
by Mrs. Forrest to Mr.. James Lawson, gives US
the interesting philosophical views which she en-
ertaned Of the wonderful doctrines Of Fourierism,
and the sad immortality Of the editor Of the NKw
YORK HERALD, who doubted and disbelieved in
those doctrines. Probably the best commentary
on Mrs. Forests practical belief in Fourierism,
and her horror ut the immortality Of the HERALD,
may be found In the scenes Of jelly association held
in Sixteenth street, so graphically depicted by
some of the other witnesses.
This Is queer world-but no matter.
The law reporter Of the New YORK HERRLD is
publishing, in pamphlet form, copious report, and
daguerreotype- like representation Of the in
court. IL will make very interesting volume, aud
be eagerly sought by all classes, from the Goldfish
aristocracy down to the frequenters Of the smallest
theatre in town.
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E: a. Brooks, No: $50 Fulton street. h..

en- hand stock OF Boots shoes and Caters that cannot be
equsled by other In this city in point Of excellence
chespnes o price, The best stock that into
work used and the beet workmen that upon
shosmaher bench are employee in the produeon Of he
can get them very cheap at No. $50 Fulton street.
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Correct Portrait mo one should
Home journal forIsb2.-Thn first

purchase copy Of this weeks New Yorh Traveller giving
likeness Of L. y. Robsck, Gle Of Q. w.
back, the Ereat AstroloRist, at White street.
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Nisters In Town for the Holidays are
srprzed that the exqustey fitting shirts
cured Greens No As,or House Byesvng orders thsre
sets Of shirts are supplied at the brest notice Ready
made shrts under clothing dressing cravat and
ether articles Of genemens In all their varieties
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Original l.. j

Original l.. Jacobs.-Those who wish TO
purchase an Aecordian, Music Box and Musical Instru-
ments Of ali sors should 20 70 JACOBS, lQ1 Chatham
street lie has fns Geld Watches Breast ringer
and great variety Of Fanny Articles inciuang Laaies
work Boxea. Give him . call
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helOr's celebrat ted Lilo uid
Hair Dye the best discovered cooring or
wAstes the moment 10 applied. The wonderful and
ssrtanty with which the fsvorte and Hair
BATCHxL0Es Wig factory, No. Wan street. Copy the
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

GOuraud's Liquid Instan ntane0us Hair
Dye positively without exception the best
sver inveeted Equally celebrated 0eurauds nsdoated
pies. rschles &e Liquid Rouee, Poudrs Subtle uprsoss
walker street neer Broadway; CALENDER. 50 South
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hats in this Country An orisns and cor
ssnsh ssoSsb and are =.
s ss Il SSEs:s s. a b. y.SS:
m This fac. has been i.ptin view oe
sss h.. . ss
BY ~: Ia f.. rm S Of thu i.'S h.
&c A, fs and
@ :S: s..a.s.s
are e ;: eSn'ss.sd in T.i.inE
in % not :Sd w
ss ,5s S s.,y
for oanpssn and 70
s Sa e u
GINiS. No. 24 Broadway opposite 81. Psuls.
The Hat Finishers' Union continue to
MD .1s = .s: .ss s:s f.
II ss: fs ass
o pubic is
Tsos ss. s,:s Tsri
Gentlemen's Hats, for New Years Calls
one: ~ $ New 9:s1: ;.:i "a: % On
f. S sns Hs L. ans q csps ci' II Eli
t: s s 10 Of .sds Fur. Hs Six
Are truly beautiful and very appropriate fer sf New
Hats, Caps, and Furs, In their Variety
eH ain Hats cloth Caps ladies ana mise:
'''''' ''' ' ''n' W. * RIIHcoo. las Canal stree.
New Years Hats.-GentIemen wishing a
really Ss.s;r III article wSSid 90 well T. give Dsy.
with without feather gents and boys: Drop in and
inspeG, them At " pAyIDs l Broadway. second door
Hats for the Holidays.--why not a
.Ss% sSss any
lar Ko.suth soft Has With or wiheut estS .ns very 0pa
WARN OCKs, Hatsers. rs Broadway. Irving House.
Holiday Hats.-One quality, one price,
and no sbatement and as hne and ~ fashionable
They have also style. o Kossuh fss Hats
The New Ia. 1p He .ns ss rates.
GlS: at xfay s5ss'y Tsa%ssa
sI Isspasd have reduced The price olo,S
friends q more desirable new yesrI Look .. shsm; 50.
material. and making them yourssivss.
GentIemen's Cravats, Handkcrchicfs,
oS =
:ss. much cheaper .Ssa q ai arnissns
:,oFe: They have also large sssortmsns q Fur SUI
Kind sssss very very sssf'
New Years Presents.-Nothing can be
.ss:pss 20 % rs.. ., as
as in thus p T can sss sssh a. irs:f Ss.
BixfiRs'GsS Brs.dvsI. corner Leonard ssfss. A'
New Years CalIs.-You that from the
fashion ana cheaper S.n sss
sold before. Stand well in your boo. boys.
The Merchant Taiior's Exchange Rooms
a On ssE S;i viii Psy :sr s.1ps
:hs ~ n season yh %s%s'r Of the trade
Those Brussels mapped Oversaclxs and
FrGsas ~ The Union H. Clothing wsashou: corner Of
heard Of and so entirely new and sminensy becoming Go
A. ,hs Union Hall Clothing warehouss Of Fulton
and Nsss,y streets sell They iaesimiles o. the
been rut down 70 very Low figure In consequence Of the
New Years Day.-GcntIemen who In
sf S sn h ~ dy viss p. DO ,p w sS,
rss and sch,s s'OrsTsns s Of Gloves osys Ties
occasion.
visters In Town for the Holidays are
srrrzed that the exquey fitting shirts may pro-
sets shirts are seppS 4 sss sisis.. notice. Rsss
ssf .1ss. p 4. s Sas and
E. A. Brooks, No. $50 Fulton street. has
en- hand stock Of Boots Shoes and Caters ha, cannot be
s S' IN & I ssIs : :. y. ss,se'S ns
work used and the 5est worimsn tss, ever "a, upon
.hosnaisr. bench employee in TIE production of lhe
can GET them very cheap mo $50 sson street '''' '''
Selling On.--Petcrson a. Humphr.y.s s1e
grosdysy sorp. q White street viii sell sns entire os
.iiIsns igss PBSs.sss sTs.:s ysra ezra
heavy Thrsepy ss DO super g. 70 Co. Coed al y9ol 30
goods equally low.
BIoorner Game.-Just received at Rogers
Fancy Store, a4s Broadway large assortment Of new
Boo%sr Game, eeiden igs. Knowisdsc Of Trades Magic
The New York herald., 1851-12-31
New Years Calls,

new Hsar's CaHs,-fou That from the
hurry OF business otherwise have neglected 10 repleush
your wardrobe have only 10 call SMITH, Jr, 02 Full
ton street he will furnish with garments ready made
In the tip Of fashion durable and cheaper than
sold before. Stand well in your boots boys.
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Ladies', Glo.ks, at very greatly reduced

ratts-HlTCHCOCk q LEADbEA1Gk, JH Broadway,
Leonard street. have reduced the price their
full thirty eent and selling them for less than he
cest Of material Gentlemen cannot present their lady
fren Dc more desirable new yesrs Look ~ them: So,
material and making them yourselves.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Gentlemen's Cravats, HandIxc crchiefs,
Gloyes may be found In the greatest variety HITCH
COCK ikADBEATERs, 9s7Broadway, corner Of Leonard
street, and much cheaper than NJ gentem furnishing
stores They have. also. large assortment Of Fur silk
and herno Undsrshirs and Drawers and indeed every
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

New Years Day.-Gentlem who In
ten making calls this day. would do well 10 As
2T Broadway Of Park Placc and select
largest and richest assortment Of Gloves Craya Ties,
suender Shirts &c. In the city, imported by him for the
The New York herald., 1851-12-31
Holiday Hats.-One oualitv.

Holiday Hats:-One quality, one price,
and abatement and fine and fashionable any
sold in New York for four dollars Price only S3
They have also the best styles Of the Kossuh Hats
Cloth and Plush Cape Umbrellas, 60 At the lowest rates
The New Hat Company, Nos LAG and lis Nassau street,
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

New Years Presents.-Nothing can be
acceptable TO lady. years present, than
handsoms Cloak Or shawl SIR Dress o. Scarf, EmbrO
whore in this city such articles be found In better
variety or cheaper than at HITCHCOCK LkAD-
BBATkRs,t347 Broadway. corner Leonard street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Hats, Caps, and Furs, In their variety.-
large Of mems boys, and ehidrens beaver
et and silk Hats cloth and velvet Caps ladies and
beaver and felt Bonnsts One price.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Union Hall Clothing Warehouse corner OF Fuit on
and N.sssy streets do sell They are iaesmes Of the
presented by the etabshmen 10 Kossuth and have
been Put down 70 very Low figure In consequences Of the
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

New Years Hats.-Gentlemen wishing a
really beautiful article would 40 well to give David
with and without feather for and boys Drop and
INSPECT them at W. p DAYIDs sol Broadway second door
from Duane street. Prices moderate
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Ware no Greene street. between syrss snS Prince Directs
New fsrhTes Kettles. Vases fischsrs ssitets Dishes
sstoes in ths above ns he mosvressonabe terma n.
b ola Plate ufsetpred isso hs neves< pstserna
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

Hats for the Holidays.--Why not a
holiday Hat well other thingsi Gentlemen will thank
for informing them that prepared any
extent our beautiful holiday styles Also the very popu-
lar Kossuth soft Hat. with or without feather.
WARN0CKS, Hatters 276 Broadway, Irving House.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

The Hat Finishers' Union continue to
sell the best Hats made and the lowest Standard
only asseeaon Of journeymen hatters in this city not
sstabiishment Which hss ionS prscssS as ,s
ON the community BY publicly announcing tself coop
perstiye Union while said establshment two
individuals neither sf whom practical hatters hut
who seen 70 make capital Of public for worhns
UNION, No. II Park Row, opposite Astor House.
The New York herald., 1851-12-31

you wish 70 excite the beytehins smils, and winnins
The Halter io6 Canal street. and let him t With
his beautiful SILK Hats He has Hats and Caps Of AL
crptons. and fne assortment Of Ladies' Furs His Bk
Kosuth Felt and Beaver Hats for little md misses
osp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

CONTINUED RISE OF THE MISSISSIPPI
We have all along predicted heavier overflow Of
river, and one of longer continuance. than seemed 70
be generally apprehended. Events tranSprlng WIN
In day o. two have verified the fears We expressed
some weeks ago. There l. a rapid and alarming rise
going on IN all three of The upper rivers Inc III
uOlS. from OF IN" >anRa.nOn down. has
been so swollen BY the late heavy rams, as to threaten
an lnundatlOn along rs course far more terrible ana
disastrous than was ever known before we nave
conyersed with several gentlemen lately passengers
down. and with more than one of the officers OF the
packets and the general opinion seems 70 DC that An
Unprecedented overflow may be expected.
The Mississippi Al keokuk was. al the last accounts
gaming flow and volume al amazing rate. Inc
same cause.-the violent storms and rams prevalent
OF late has operated not merely 10 RAISE the waters
NJ to The highest level Of the present year. where
they had begun to SubSde. but 10 create prospect OIL
coming disaster quite foreign 10 all expectation two
weeks ago.
But the chief source OF our fears Is the Missouri
All the well tested Signs Of heavy rise M that rVer
were visible at tins place yesterday and the day be-
fore The Mississippi here floats down an uninler-
rupied Succe of timber upon Us rapid dad eddy
ing surface and beside we have positive intelligence
which reports another AMI greater IN the waters
OF the turbd tributary OF the Patriarch OF rivers The
fact l.. the June ireShet has Just begun. Immense
quantities of fell IN the region OF the little Mis-
SCUM last winter and tins has Just begun TO melt and
contribute rs share toward the general calamity. II
Is impossible 10 predict where tins VIII end. We
have melancholy prospects, al best. before Us.
ISt Louis Iel. 22d ult.
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Morse's Compound Syrnpoi
DOCK ROOT.-We feel

! prompted ~ every principle Of humanity, ~ make
known the world N. wonderful efficacy IF tbs ettraor
omar, PREPARATION Thousand, have been relieved Of a
great amount u suffering and many hives saTei ~ the uso
II lodged y the best judges Of medicine To
the elegant scientific and sautary preparation nov
~ and deruriyc remedy seldom Il ever eguale1
unryaAed fr the II Lryspels Salt Rheun,
Cank SCrofga and All he various diseases ARISING rom
An impure state # the Blood. Also all Bilious cO2!lIns,
aud with unprecedented success NJ all eases 81 be
ma- Weakness AID genera! ce1flltf strengthening the
weakened body gTIns 20 The various organs indlnT<
Grating the system and also for the cure oi The Liver
Comriari, Cifarlh. Dyspepsia, Heidacn@, Dizziness,
Coughs Nr Those affected with Chrome Diseases ~ What
ever form Viii find is merne not only pleasant Ia ths
ttste bui certain cure. he within the power of reno
dai agents affect their disease II composed Of med-
eges happily combined tend directly 70 give tone n
the stomach and els excite % healthy aatoa the lser
and the whole GlandaT stem, Al-r Nervous lrrtan'y
sad The free action 0f the Lungs. thus rendering =
Applicable 20 al diseases of Chrome nature II Is purely
vegetable ND - used al climates, and al IA sea-
Of the year -
Prerared only bY e MORSE co. AZ lo2 Fountain II,
Providence and sold 1y thousands ali over the United
State, Caradas. &c. HAY DOCK, COKLIES co. q
Pesl-.f Ney-York General Ageats rs 6m'
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.,, rr,.mpA-s,iri' @appi ,''. o

'"' T,,,vur<. Oho, lhu'N'"''
n 40 N.'', , = has Informed you long ago
The 'o''Ei'f" ~, vote on the New Consil'u-
J 80, ,bc IIccasc question o"'. .. ,ho can,,al
'''' ,.,rl, have a Inc fro'" '"S 0''' 80 asl
W" ~, .,.,n Empire state '"o ~
AZ 81" ,,,,s of readers To SEM w oae 20
81 vcV' 80 -, y, cyuallon for tue 'iV'oly ,apcrs
hcNN - aver the combined io'. ~ o,nrns are moi
ScaC,.s Wv - nm drinkers Inc returns ei.
Nun sellers an snsrrnon is adopted by ampority VI
al m, e,H -" The No Iiccnse Clause Oy po'naps
lST law ~int,y,snally, ! have no pedhS 70 sing
iS'hst =, s,iu,ion. for II has sestid i'.a' .,
ever 'ss ~ tho best light have ou i0r ny ei0.pi
sSS''N n5 aver the lCgions oil hicohVi r. -
scaie'eN ,,,end of humanity throughout thc Idlu
every uSt IN ms blessing Our temperance men
sNiM 70 I,,s nohy by speeches, tracts ana pcisod'
IA e. The preachers came up 70 lllc WIN
ny ofthem giving not only thelr seii9ohS
hSs'~3i ,, hui their whole time 10 the "pih, nv,
ON s..,srt Of the action OF the bcgiSia.uo io
~,.T Is thorough, and we now hd'e oio"' ,'d
"s'et a., s,srt. and hope TO give the demon goou
rh.>e for his hie. Wiuho' YOU
-, wishes ior our success ,,, ,bo NAG,
M has been little stirred up CURING .nH ~
- \, the presence of some OF thc seil'dpio NJ" III
-, Hslnlms Mlss Caiharlne tOh' hei sis'ei WI
80 sns her mother hayc been mere anu as usu'i'
49, .- "a ho Witnessed the "rappllgs anu cohithuh'
lasis w." ,..rc convinced that they were not the re-
90. ~ human agency, while many others, unaoie 10
- ,h,,,,rh or understand what they saw anu hcaiu'
.ton,e5 The valiant and sage arSuiheh. O' . sHoOi
.rS, the CRY OF humbug :" "hu.h"uS ~, ..r
.-I- r.e.l examination, | confess nyScH tOidily
veg =. believe that the sounds made or the intel
,,o conveyed, are either OF them the result on hu-
Is, No,,rivance and trickery. TO do so Woul1 re
80 ,,,,icr credulity on my part than any olhe
ssynianailon that has been suggested YOURS J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02
,o,e ON the Acceptance Of the New Constitu-
ton, &c.

Nal for the New Constituiion,lUi" DlaIik>'o5'
The New Constitution goes into operation on the
4th OF July and submitted to the people on the
4ih Of June. .
A state Convention Of Loco Focos Is TO be held at
Baltimore on the 18th OF September for the nomlIla-
lion oi State officers.
VIM Pnkney Whytc is the Opposition candidate
for Congress III the lVth District ursi Is Wards OF
BALTIMORE
candidates are already being announced IN differ
eni parts OF the state for seats IN the next LegIsa
iure All succeeding Legislatures only SIT once IN
Two years, from the first "Wednesday IN January 10
The 10th OF March, a little over two months.
LAWS TO BE PASSED ny THE NgNr LEGISLATURE.
To appoint two COmmlss' ODerS To tOdliy, mat Is
10 arrange the laws and also one or more tommls-
SonorS 10 revise, simplify and abndge the rules OF
practice, peagngS, forms OF conyeyancng and pro
seedlings IN the Courts of the state.
For securing w!ie's property from the deots oi
her husband, and for securing the same 10 her chill
dTcu diieT her death
Fer eXcmptng a reasonable sw)'Dsf of property
from execution, not exceeding Sje
For a uniform system OF charge> m the O'hce> %
County Jerks and Registers oi Wills
For organizing the Treasury Department oi iae
State, and to elect Treasurer
For describing the duties and fx.ng the salaries vi
The Commissioner of Public WorSs
For Organizing the Commissioners OF each County
BY nxing the number, defining their powers, tenure
of Office, &c
For regulating the militia Of the state
To pass ali such laSS as may be necessary Tor
| carrying into existence the powers vested by the
Constitution
To pass general laws for the formation OF corpo-
rate bodies
For cases of contested elections
For forfeiture and penalties against uSury.
For organizing the courts of Baltimore tliy, and
ior hNng the per diem of the Jadges u the Orphans
tour, of the Stale
Tor hxing the numoer Of the Justices Of the Peace
ana conS.abes n each election district of the Coun
ucs, and IN each Ward OF he CIV OF Baltimore, and
70 designate then compensation. The hrSi election
O. these ofcers viii hot d held I'll November, 1883
Tor providing Tor the safe keeping of The records
o. ihe present Court OF ChanceTy, and Tor The dISpO
Nton 81 H. unfinished business a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-02

lNpIANA.-A great division vet exists
among the Reiomers OF the Nl,h District, five
o' s1 candidates running IN opposition to Cor
nan ihe late member
IN the With District. Ezra Read Is IA the
held as a Loco candidate He Is opposed by Mr.
scGaughey aud another Mhlg.
In the With District William X Rochester
who has been running as an Independent. cand-
Gale, hiss agreed TO submit his claims to pls.
TIC, Convection
IN the Nth (Juhans) District, the Hunker Lo-
'os, N District Convention voted down prop
esuicn to nominate a separate candidate for Con
s'ess' expecting thereby 20 Obtain Juhan's mfa.
I'lee On the State and County Offices. This was
az bargain Nanloyc Caldwell. an aged and in
lseniiSl Loco from Fayette, declared In the
''ufse 81 his reuis,ks, that he would not and
aise lumber OF Locos m his County would not
submit to the decisions of the Convention should
DO nomination be made
The Free Democratic State Convention re.
ss''ed to MAINTAIN separate organization
hey 'eailiTmed the Buffalo Platform, and es
IsVAlly denounced the Fugitive Slave Law.
N' State Central Committee Is composed of
'he Following gentlemen
N.Ap1,,se.,S.S'ephen { stevens John {. Cravens,
'Vi'n IL iiote,is and Lyman noyi
Crs- raiIh-Dt Demlng and Ii. l.. Ellsworth.
StNrEkyLIE-R Valle
|ker OS'pA L. 1''hisE.' ii' T. "t"''
wliLisNssoRT-Ehsha Kitchens.
rr'.N>'iLLK-A. l.. Robinson.
NilAS-s 5 Harding
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The Ocean Steamers.
LIST OF STEAMERS FOR THE MONTH OF IuL

AL Letters and Newspapers hand foF England, Ireland
and Scotland by the st steamer matter Of what
line
mus: be prepaid twenyone cents SINGLE TATE except OI
those places required 10 Re prepaid IN full.
Letters the Contlnsn; Europe By the CUSARD Line
be prepaid FIVE cents single rate except 20 those
places required 70 he prepaid IN fnli
Letters 10y the Havrs Line be prepaid tven-yfOu,
per ha ounce Inland Postage 20 added
Great Britain.
Newspapers by either Line the Continent must be pre-.
pasd fluT cents each
Inland must be added Letters and Newspapers
- the Continent Of Europe by the Havre aud Bremen Lanes
STEAMERS TO ARRIVE PROM EUROPE
LAFAYETTESd from Liyerp for depha, June H.
CITY OF GLASGowSld from Lverp for Phi.ad lIe 49,
AFPICA-Salled from Liverpool for New June q.
BALTYc-SaIled from Liverpool for Newf )rk. Jine 25
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