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ALSO

beautiful and pleasantly improved residence adjon-
ing the MontevalIo Academy one mile east of Colum-
bus, at present occupied by Mr. Abner Wallace, sixty
five acres of land, twenty in cultivation, of
which finely stocked with fruits in great variety,
shrubbery, flowers, &c. well of fine water The
house is sixty by thrtysx eet-has lis feet of paz-
"a, eight rooms and many closets. Price $4,000.
June 2, '52. l9-tf A. N. JONES.
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RushtOm, Clark Il Co.'S

RuShtOH, Clark Il Co.'S
ACIDULATED FRUIT DROPS:
FlaUored ,0ih
Nectar, Vergalous,
Pear, Sickle Pear,
Banna, Green Gage,
Raspberry, Pine Apple,
Orange, Vanilla, Lemon,
Jargond Pear, Extract
Ginger, Strawberry, &c
These Drops have the pure rich flavor of the Fruit
in the highest state of perfection.
For sale by JAS. BLAIR.
May 81. 19-tf.
Bills OH New York,
New Orleans,
Mobile,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Boston,
Richmond, Va,
Purchased by the Columbus Life and General Insu
rance Company of Columbus, Miss, and Checks solt
by them, on
New York,
New Orleans,
Mobile
Charleston,
Augusta,
and Nashville, I
w. ]. ANDERSON,
June 2, 1852. Secretary.
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Unprecedented and Irresista BILE Evidence
from the Medical Faculty.

TE have looked the lists of ingredients accom-
w panng BosbyshelPs Stimulating Panacea, and
have hesitation in saying that they form safe and
valuable compound in the treatment of the diseases
for which it is recommended.
SEYMORE HALSEY, NJ D.,
Surgeon in IT, s. A, and Physician to city Hospital
A. L. c. MAGRUDER, M ID, Vicksburg, Miss,
THos. J. HARPER, M d, do do
FRANKLIN WHITE, NJ D, do do
THos. ANDERSON, NJ D, do do
VIM. H. YOUNG, NJ d, Deer Creek, do
R. B. ScoTT, M D, Oak Ridge, do
Geo. G. BANKS, NJ d, Clinton, do
w. A. WARE, NJ D, Jackson, do
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MISS MORSE'S School will open on Monday the
Nl 9th of August next, in the basement of the Pres
byterian Church, July 81, 1852 27:3t
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AUTHORIZED, SANCTIONED, RECOMMENDED AMI
PRESCRIBED BY THE MEDICAL FACULTY!
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TASHION.-Utlit never subserves fashion; it in
\ variaby directs it; which accounts for the spe-
cal favor fashionable society confers on Bogle's Hy
perion Fluid the hair, his Amole for shaving, and
his Hebeaona for smoothing and purifying the COM
plexion. They are the necessary adjuncts of every
well regulated toilet. Sold by
TAYLOR & MCCARTHY.
Julv o. 1852 26:tf
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BONSALL d IRON,
ATTOESN EYS At LAW.
COLUMBUS, MI.

Writing and Bookkeeping Academy,
THE third session of this Academy will open at the
City-Hall on Monday the 23r ford the reception of
pupils. The course will embrace twenty lessons of
one hour each. good improvement is guaranteed if
proper attention is given.
Ladies can be instructed at their residences or at
his rooms. The citizens invited to call and exam
inc specimens and receive occular demonstration of
the system.
Aug IA, 1859. 29lt
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PLANTERS

NOU can be supplied with first rate article of Gin
| Segments at the following prices, to-wt:
F9 Feet Seoments at 80 90
10 do do 25 90
Bolts, Gugeons, Inks, Mill Gearing for Horse Wa
ter Mills, and all other Casting made to order Extra
pnions always on hand.
Ar. WELLINGTON.
July "a, 1852. 26:6t
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ErOsm sAGse WHO nave used the Panace;a.
We have used Bosbyshell's Stimulating Panacea,
and have known it to be used with entire satisfaction
therefore have no hesitation in saying that kno0
it to be safe and uaIuabe preparation-one calcula
ted to relieue vast amount of suffering. We most
cheerfully and earnestly recommend it to the afflicted
A. NEWTON, d d, Clinton, Miss
C. NJ. ATKINSON, d d, do do
ELIAS E. BRUKER, Vicksburg, do
A. ]. PRINT, do do
w. ]. BRUNER, do do
w. C. mitchell, Providence, La.
HENRY MOOSE New Orleans, do
And Others
For sale by Messrs. CoTToN, Carthage ]. M. HOOP
Err, Edinburgh J. PATTY, GEO BRYAN, Louisville C.
G. NIMMo Webster J. THORNTON, Starkville FooTE
g. SADLER, Macon LACY & Doss, Choctaw Agency;
H, o. BEAsLEY, Parkesville ScoTT, VAUGHAN & Co,
DeKalb SAML. j. WILSON, Philadelphia ABNER
LACK, Hilsborough; w. p. HAUGDTON, Aberdeen
and the Subscriber, Columbus, JAS. BLAIR.
August 81, 1852. 306m
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For Sale.

MY residence in Columbus which is perhaps as
M comfortable in its appurtenances as any residence
in about the city. The establishment includes II
acres of land and embraces the most perfect selection
of fruits and the finest flower garden in this region.
Price $780,
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4 LUXURY.-Shaving is rendered luxury by the
Il the use of Boge's Amoe. No young man COM
mencng to shave should be without it. It's effect up
on the complexion is magical. Sold by
TAYLOR g. MCCARTHY.
June II, 1852. 20tf
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A yer's Cherry POctOrai, for Coughs, Colds
Il Group, Pains in the chest, &C., just received and
fol sale by JAS. JONES 81 co.
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NJ KINNEY IRON.
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August 7, 1852.
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals at the Metropoltsn-Hon W. L. Helfenstein,
Phildaphia; G. Peacock do Thomas Palmer. Pittsburg
James g. Lyth Louisville DR. Beekman Undertook; f.
Burt Massachusetts,; Hon. H. Matteck Arkansas; Ii 8.
Ward Baltimore Col John 8 Cunningham, Virginia;
John Campbtll New Orleans: II Loonsy, Memphis;
Hon. G. l.. WILSON, Illinois, LIP Holiday, Kentucky
A D Campbell, Natchez; L. Bruyn, Kingston
At the Howard-0 r Woodf I'd. Boston; NJ. L. CON-
stock Buffalo; G. J. Holden, San Frsncisco IL Bnmore,
Montreal; J. W Spencer Pitt.burg; TC spencer, do.
W Mills, Saudusky, Ohio; g. X. Wynkoop Delaware;
William ClaIy Bo.ton; j. PiDkney, Ontario county; A.
White, Philadelphia
At the Astor-W Robertson, Baltimore: T. II, Mervin,
Boston; j. Taylor Philadelphia R: Brown California;
8. H. Meeher do j. Brown, Buffalo; Traine, Boston,
W. Ii. Topping, Washington II. Blise, Cincinnati
At the lrving-Hon Il Gay, Massachusetts, Lieut. 10.
seph N. Bonapsrte, United States Army; Lieut.. g. D..
Cosey, U Army; S. Bliss United States Navy; DR..
hoDougal U. s. Army Lieut.. Jordan. U. g. Navy Lieut..
Perry, U 8. Army
At the American-w Hough Saliforna; J. wardock,
Come cticut J. Frost Phisdelphia A. Smith, New Ha
ven; J. Edwards Philadelphia; Ed Hale, Virginia; Il.
Mix, Boston.
Among the departures from the Metropolitan yesterday,
ex Gov. Marcy. Gen Duff Green, and Hon Reverdy
johnson for Washington.
Major Joseph H. Lsmotte of the U. Infantry, arri-
we'd in st. Louis the goth ut from Fort Clarke in
Texas
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stock SnIea

PHLApEIPHA, Oct ID by Keen and Taylor y
First Boord-StG0 en- sylvania IS S. ~; 5000 do IS vi;
go do S. 81? 5000 do So 81 5000 Schuylk Navigation
Gs 50 b. sl 500 do, b. Sl; 800 Wilmington Railroad
6s 9e4 1W Texas Register Bonds 7s 81 Kensngton 6s
10 & 20 do &C. 9S; $500 Lehigh 6's 81; 800 do. 81; 1000
United States Gs 81, T., ll9s; 1000 Camden Auboy
Railroad 6s Ca 10l 100 Morris Canal IN 100 do l7ss 100
do. I'M 100 do b. l7 100 do b. IN 100 do b5 1875 100
do b. M 100 Long Island Railroad b. 10 100 DO cash 49,
10 100 DO So 10 100 do S. 10 2o do. 49, 100 s5 49, do
o. l9 100 do b. ~ Schuylhn Navigation Preferred, 81
~ Iehigh Navigation IN - do b5wn Tx 10 do, Tx; 35
do b. III 49, IT, "a IS shs Reading Railroad 49, 100 do 80
Tesver Meadow Railroad b. 20 Railroad
cash. asa 10 Harrisburg Railroad b. 50; ~ Bank of Ken
lucky s5wn. 1l0i4; Mechanics Bank 3lla. BefcceR
Boards-2Gt0 Pennsylyania ia, past due 80; 10000 vii
min eton Railroad 6s 9 500 philadelphia Sunbury Rail
rs "a 9 100 shB Morris Canal b5wn, 7 30 do b5wn
M 40 DE-, IA 2J do b. l71s 80 do b5 IN so do, cash
I'm 80 Long Island Railroad b. ls 20 do in lots 1886
Bank. 1856 Second Board-50O0 Penns, lyanis Us s5wn.
97 ~ Schuy Navis cation 6s 50 sl6 00D do b5 ssf
on Long Elsnd Railroad 6s b. So 400 do b5 49, 60
do b. So Ia Morris Canal b5 17 100 do b5, IN 100 do,
bdwn. 7s 100 do, b5Hn IN 10 Norristown Railroad, 45s
80 Long Island Railroad in lots s5 ls loo do lSz 100
do ,5 ss 2m do ls 100 90, So. ls 50 do b5, 1871 100
Co b, ls% 100 do, b. sM . d., 1877 Harrisburg Rail
rosd 5 % Unior anal b. 15 100 schuylkl Navigs ion
Preferred ID ~ Pennsylysnis Railroad, 4s 100 Read
Urited states Bank After Board.- 600 Long Island
Failrosd Ga So 1000 do 90, So 5000 Reading Railroad
Mortgage IS a. 9s 100 Lor Island Railroad s5wn lss;
100 do, 10 lsk 800 DO b5 ls 1o0do b. 1Sx b IsA
100 do, 1s 300 do in lots 1885, 200 do s5wn 1s 100 Nor
rs Canal bh NY 100 do, 17 200 do, Tx 200 do, T& 70
Union Cansl b5wn l5 Pennsylvania Railroad, 4sta so
schu,Iki Navigation Preferred. b5 q. Market steady
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Port or New York, November 8, Is5a.


CLEARED
Ship Richard Alsop Kenny Hong Kong, N & Girls
Ship Gray Feather, MLaughln, San Francisco Smith s.
Boyntcn.
SIP s'S .s Ray ssS se sGs1 nuSu
Ship Ees YoIt, Gull, Charleston. Geo Buckley.
Brig Primera tBr) Brownow, st Thomas, Burnett Tay
Brig Princess Royal tsr). Doe, St George Beruuds,
schr Luzatino (Por.). Aranjo, oporto. p searle.
sehr johnson, johnson Hsrbor Island, @ Miller
Sob Virginia Axwortby, Savannah, Demiu & Co.
schr Louisine. Smith, CHAR eston, N MCready Co.
sohr Fairfax fenheld Alexandria. sturges Chairman &
sshrR II Hustlsy Hammond. Richmond. G Il pierson.
sohr Atlantic. Nioko1son. Salem II W Ropes u Co.
Steamer Anthracite, Morlay Philadelphia T. Briggs.
ARRIVED
Steamship Star Of the West Tnkopsush San Juar Oct
@ ssa gold dus 20 Alien sGnr viii,
mdse and passengers to poford, Teston Co.. sunday.
r ' % s. s 70 ncs #
shoa exchanged signals with tsamshp Union henos for
ship Leenidns Hawes Hsvre. Oct and Lands End 9th,
N sSo Orleans for BsemeO' - days out on
pas,eIeers to Eagle & Hazard.
fsrss BsIias 'imonS & days with mahogany,
Brig cI,ds SBI. whiPpe Windsor. Ms IL days, with
Brig andeser tBTl Davidson, CORVALLIS. MS. days
Brig Aoad. lBrl Ieckhar Corvallis Ms, days. with
potatoes. to w Walker
ss S1s t % rr'i M with
native Of scotland IS ye.rs died Of fever. The
tanned at quarantine IL consequence Of the captain and
Brig Rsnbow, Armstre ng New Haven. DAYS in ballast
Schr Hope (Br) Jordan Prince Edward Island, IL days.
wi potatoes to Z Cunard. Jr.
Schr Aurora (Br), Crowel, Halifax Ms, IL days, with
mack erel. to n aster.
schr Marcia Tribou, svstsey Rendout days. bound 10
Charleston, SC.
schr New York. Wyatt, Richmond 8 days.
Schr Henry J, hnson Cole, Baltimore 6 days.
Schr Sophis Richards. Fredericksburg. Va, 8 days.
Schr yolaHt odgman Alexandria, days.
Scbr sarah Epna a, Hail. Calais. IL days.
Sthr ligure, Pray Ellsworth Me- IA days.
Schr Bangor JORDAN Ellis worth. Ne, 10 days
Schr Louia, base, Boston, days
Schr Mary Crockes {, Crooke EFT, Rookland, 4 days.
Schr John, Cal el Rocklapd, 5dsys.
Schr Only Son, Miller Rockland days
Schr Patriot. Buci lin, RocblAno. 4 days.
Schr Mount Vernon, White, Rockland, 4 days.
echr Warrior, Ham, Rocklsnd, s days.
Schr Lucy Blake, Haws, Rockland, days.
Schr Gene' al Taylor Jones' Beverly days.
Schr Augusta, White. New Bedford, days.
Schr Mary Susan. Marble. Albany 3days.
ScLr Horton, Horton, Rondout days, for Boston.
BELOW.
Br bark Falcon, Lyons, 10 days from st John, ND.
SAILED,
Stesmsfi p Petrel (Br) Samson, Bermuda and Others
Wind n W during the day.
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Died.

Died.
Or Saturday evening November O. Mrs MAY TRrM-
PER, in tbe73d year Of her age.
The relatives friends Of the family aso those Of her
Hsrmsn Michael and Robert ID respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral without further invitation
Tutt6ay, at three O'Clock r. hi from her late resi-
dencc No 164 Mott street
On Friday, November Of the Group, very suddenly,
AIaAspiR srEwARr eldest Of Samuel A. and Susan
3. Cock, Of this city, aged years aud days.
His remains taken to New London for intcrment
Suddenly. on sunday evening November, CHARLES e.,
son Of the late Charles and Catherine Cussman in the
23d year OF hts age.
The friends and relatives and those of his brothers.
John A. DIR William III and Lewis Clus man. are re-
specially invited 70 attend the funeral this afternoon at
residence. No. ii Attorney street
On tho Tth inst, Mr. PATRcK gILrv n the 32d year Of
HE age native Of the parish OF Kishandra, County
His friends and those Of his brothers Bernard and
Thomas and also Of his brothers in law, Cornelius Brod-
crick and william McAyoy, and his unslc John Riley,
OF Brooklyn invited to attend his funeral this day
9th inst His remains will be taken from his la.e resi-
dence No 1874 avenue A. at A. NJ to the Church OF the
Nativity, Second where high will be cee-
brsted and from thence TO Cavery Cemeay for inter-
mtrt
On Monday, November s, JACKSON WHEELER, aged 90
is relatives and the friends Of the family are Invited
to attend his funeral on Thursday morning. at 10 O'clock
from his late residence No 30 Greenwich avenue His
remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Monday morEing November 8 Mr.. SAMUEL LEAK.
Of the firm Of Leak Wood Hunter in the s2d year Of
bis sge.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this Afternoon at clock from
his late residence, No. 196 Front street, Brooklyn
On Monday, November s, Of consumption, in the 2lst
year Of her age SARAH, wife OF Michael Mulry.
HE fris and acquaintance and those OF his bro
invited 10 attend Der funeral this afternoon at clock
precisely from her late residence, No % North Moore
street
Cb1Icston papers please copy
On MONDAY oven Der MkRA, third daughter Of tn.
lat. DAVID Baker Of this city in the 4ls year OF Der aga
Tue friends Of the family those o. hS brother job
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On Wednesday, at the Protestant Episcopal church in
the United etates by the Rev stone WILLIAM eldest
son Of VIM. Simmons Esq of Krush County Glare Ire
land 10 Miss JANE POWER eldest daughter Of the late p
Power Egg LiiIord House said county. Ireland.
On MONDAY, November s, by the Rev. j. NJ Banso
GEoneE FREnrMcK CHURCHILL, NJ and g. L., to LU.
JANE only daughter Of John WiliaIt Esq this
city
London and Philadelphia papers please copy
On the All inst, at Livingston, Columbia county, by
The Rev. Mr. Crispell b. JOHNSON Of Utica to MARY,
daughter OF tbs late James Livingstone Of Livingston
On the morning of Sth November at Southport, Conn
by the Rev. Dir. Cornwall, CHaRLEs VAS TIVE of New
York TO MARGARET HENRIETTA youngest daughter ofthe
late David Butler ofNew Haven
On the 9Th inst. by the Rev. DR.. James Alexander,
HT-Ry s. BtwrrT Of Cincinnati Ohio, to AGNES MAcIsDE
OF this city
On Sunday evening 18th instant at St Peters church,
Barclay stree. by the Rev Mr. Quin, JoHN EDWARD
FITZGERALD Of Limerick, Ireland, to hiss MARY O..
rally, Of this city.
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Markets.

NEW URLEASs, NOV. ., 1867.
Cotton has been in animated demand to. day, aud
10000 bales sold Prices have advanced 10 since
the receipt Of the Atrcas Mddlins is quoted at
this The weeks receipts also exceed any other
being G6,Oo0.
New ORLEANS, Nov Z. 1852
Coffee active Saturday the sales reaching 5000
bags kio So s94c Lsrd-2 coo kegs prime sold at
lo5c Mess pork held at 49, the stock is very light
Sugar has declined 10.
NRw ORLEANS, Nov. 8, 1852.
Cotton has been very active to- day the sales reaching
10 00e bales, the largest known in this market.
The purchases mostly for England at full prices,
but without any positive advance. Mddling is at az .
9ssc Mess pork has advanced to $40. Rio coffee Is
rising 3o0o bags sold at $40. Freghts to Liverpool
Moissses- y zoe hhds sold at 25c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 7, 1852.
Cotton quiet The sales yesterday 400 bsles at
prices ranging fIon Sc to l0c.
CHARLEsroN, Nov 8, 1852.
The sales Of cotton to day shsve been $500 bales at
unchanged prices nddling ranges from Ssic, 10c.
freightsvesses and cotton to Liverpool Is
taken ~ 9-l6d. Bavre, lie. for square bags.
ALBANY, Nov. g. 1852.
The receipts Of the past 4S hours have been:-Four
10 goo bbls wheat eco bushels; 5000 bushels;
barley, 500 Flour is steady at late rates. Wheat
ST 10 for Gepeses Oats are held for an advance and
the ssles have been light at 4Sc for Western Corn is
again better Lots aoat held at &c., Sales Of 600
bushels to arrive made at $780,, early this morning
ana "a eco bushels also to arrive sold Barley is
large supply and Is lower 90 900 buhes sold at 81 ESQ.,
for wo rowed and 40 7sc for ordinary to prime four
roved. Whiskcy-25o bbls Ohio sold at "a &c.
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Further from TsIas-Dlshonest Crew.

bAL1IMohs Nov, 1852
The mail Is through from New Orleans, by which we
learn that the steamship Louisiana had arrived a. that
port with Galveston dates the 2sth ult The Tex.s
news Ia entirely unimportapt.
Railroad subscriptions going on, $500 ooo having
been subscribed In Houston.
The Legislature was to meet In December
The ship lydia which had arrived at New Orleans from
Philadelphia reported that whilst her voyage her
cargo broken into and considerable portion Of II
stolen by the Tbe stolen property was found Sc
creted between the decks ard the arrival Of the YES
Sc, the arrested and committed
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Baker and Of her brsthsrs-i In law uiss a Draks s>d
Edward are requested 10 attend her funeral with
out further invitation iron st. Marks church. this ~
ternoon. at o clock
On Sunday. November I, OscAR c., son Of Oscar and
Jennie r. rbbals, eyed month and % Gays.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this morning at 10 o'clock
from No $50 Horny street without further invitation
On Londay, November 8, Of consumption RssERr j.
MoLAueHIIN, in the Saith year Of his age
His funeral win take place this afternoon ct O'Clock,
from his late residence No ia Court street. Brooklyn
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The Health OF Charleston.

CHARLESTON Nov. 7, 1851.
Ths eityis now unusually healthy. The number
deaths last week twenty Of which seven were
from geilos fevtrs old cases, new ones having o.
CURED. The physicians reterate the statement that
there danger 10 visiting the city, and great
many strangers here.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 7, 1862.
hsvces from Nassau New Providence. to the 9th Of
October, state that cholera still lowered round the
Island and the mortality had been very great Cholera
also prevnif 70 some extent NJ Harbor Island.
Distressing accounts had been received a. Nassau OF
Toe prevalence OF drought aud epidemic diarrha at
ANTIGUA,
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The Late General Election.
NEW YORK.

ALBANY Nov s, 1852.
We send you few additional of tbs election in
this state
In Madison county s,ott has AZ majority; Seymour
10; Smith, the democratic candidate for Congress-
about 800 and the democratic candidate for sheriff s.
Chenaago gives Pierce ec4; Seymour co., and Smith,
for Congress 20.
The oficsl returns from Rocksod county give the
following democratic msjorities Pierce 1885, Seymour
1888 :; Church, LOAF; Toilet 044; Clark 1c42, and
Peck, for Congress, l 90.
FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON Nov. Z, 1852.
Private letters received Courier Office from de
parts Of Florida say that the State has gone for
Pis-ce.
Pifces majority in this State is probably from ten to
fifteen thousand. perbsps ibis sboud be ten 20 fifteen
hundred
Richard yntes whg, has been elected to Congress
from the Morgan county district, Illinois
Gale on Lake Erie-Disasters, &c. Loss or
BUFFALO, Nov. 8, 1852
storm prevailed the lake during yesterday
and part Of Saturday and several disasters OF
Less importance are reported.
At Erie the schooner NJ. Doumau loaded with coal
sunk in the harbor. No lives lost.
with cargo Of coal struck by the gale aud had
top gallant mast carried away and was otherwise
riously damaged She got into this pert yesterday.
The steamers Lady Elgn and Keystone State were dA
nssd In getting into Dunkrk aud The ste America
going sshsie Dunkrk but succeeded in keep
Ing of and arrived at this porr shehtly damaged.
The steamers Michigan ana Traveller also returned
here and got in with slight damage
The schr r. 9. Spesd went pieces yesterday, few
miles below Bspdope She loaded with coal and 1t
Is supposed two hands lost The vessel is entire
loss.
vessel painted black Is reported ashore st Long Point
O total wreck Nothing ia knovn about her crew, but
from the situation OF the vessel all hands to
be lost
The bark Rochester which left Cleveland ct three clock
SATURDAY loaded with go tons OF coal when of Grand
river sprung leak ana lost overheard About
O'Clock sunday morning she was a3ed for tho
Shore, spd struck about three o'clock Walnut
balance the IL Il feared lost they nine
IN humber The United states steamer Michigan went
their but it is doubtful Il she arrived in time
y i thought however they will save the mate who
cirg,pg 20 the rigging Several bodies have been
washed The beach The vessel and cargo viii probably
10 a total Ices.
ERiE Nov s 1852.
The o. g. steamer Michigan just returned from search.
Ing for the Rochester reports that she has gone to pieces
and portion OF her could be found Every hand Is
ported lost except the captain and boy. The vessel
wac owned by y W. Myere Of Buffalo and was insured
for 81 SO a. follows -Astor Mutual $1,000 Etna ST.
eco 0lop&, 81 600 Union. 81 500.
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6ANDUsKV, Nov 8, 1867
The steamer st Lsuis sunk on . reef near sandusky
No lives end the passengers brought here
by the steamer Northern Indiana
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Register OF Wills IN Philadelphia.

PHLADELPH., Nov 3, 1882
The Court o. Common Pleas 20 dsy decided against
Jacob schess The deuosc candidate for register u
Wills, yho bAS been cODtesting Mr.. Bowers slsotIon
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TelegraphIc Marine Reports,

BosTON, Nov Z.
Arrivedships FORESTER Philadelphia; Remington New
Orleans; barks George Hnckley, do Lephos do; Adela
Rogers Philadepta; briggs Kate Anderson Canary Islands
Sept 10; Nary Stanton Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS, Now.
A-rved-Ships Southerner NYork: Mayfower. Philadel
Enr V;py ~ vnxk
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Madame Sontag In Boston.

Bosroy, Nov Z, 1872
Madame sontsg arrived here Saturday evening and
serenaded by German societies and the
Sere nade Band Tickets to the amount Of 50 900
have already been sod for the first concert which takes
place next Tuesday night
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