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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the following admins
traitors and guardians have filed IN the
Office Of the Probate Court Of Putnam coun-
", Ohio. their accounts for final settlement
10 wit: William Turner administrator Of the
estate Of William McComb deceased-to be
settled on the 26th day Of May. 1852. Ste.
phen White administrator Of the estate of
isaac @. White deceased--to be settled on
the eth day of May, 1852. Daniel Robbins
guardian Of Nathaniel Durling lunatlc Ito
10 settled on the 98th day of May, 1859
George Skinner guardian Of the minor heirs
Of John Ridenour deceased--to be settled on
the Goth day of May, 1852. George Skinner
administrator Of the estate of George Conner
deceased--to be settled on the Cd day OF June,
A. D. 1852. JOHN DIXON,
May 6, 1859. Probate Judge.
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JOHN STREWBRlDGE'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is h,ieby given that the
~ subscriber has been epponted and
qualified as administrators on the Estate
John Strewbridge, late Of Putnam county.
deceased.
ALONZO MONROE.
Dated at Kalida, this 3lst day Of
March, A. d., 1852. 574
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XXTINDOW GLASS.-A large assori.
w ment Of SO Window Glass, at
TAYLoR's STORE, Kalida.
December "a, 1851. SCI
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VENTLEMEN's HATs.--Threo dozen
" ofthe latest styles OF fashionable Hpts
imported from New York, for sale by
WIN. g. A. ]. TAYLOR.
Kalida, Dec. 1881. C59
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The subscribers have several
- lots Of first rate Sugars, New Orleans,
and Tea and Coffee crush Loaf Sugars, very
cheap, at WIN. u Al. iAYLoR's.
Deeemher. 1851. 559
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T4uRTY-sECOND CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, June Q, 1852
rArrRs FROM THE SENATE
mesa e was received from the House announcing
to SAGE Of several bills, SC and resolution fixing
The time Of the adjournment OF Congress.
THE STOOLS or rrw MEXICO.
Er. CLEMENS, (dem.) Of Ala, Presented petition Of
certain citizen- Of New Mexico praying that Congres
would change he existing law aud give that Territory
money instead Il land for school purposes
wnITSEyis RAILROAD PROJECT.
Dir DOUGLAS (dem Of ILL.,, presented u rcmonstrance
ogainst air WhitLey's Railroad scheme.
ASSUMPTION DgHrs.
Nh DorGLAs, nho petition In favor of the npi
Ct state 'bts particularly If illinois. Mr. ID. lac
the petition with the emphatic condito oi it5
POWER % GRAsTro VESSELS TO rE CONFER
Md oS savY.
Mr.. HAaIis dem OF ale, reported bill comforting
the power the Secretary Of the Navy grant regis
cis 10 yf.e IN certain cases The effect Of The bin be-
ing TO avoid the necessity special gat In such
cases Inc bill sas Considered, and ordcrei DO
crossed.
TN ADJOURNMENT Erc
The rcfouton from tho House fixing the time for tho
adiou mt 81 Congress the 10th Of August cunning nm
MIR. HUNTER, (dcm of Va hoped that IL would "a
II was impossible say when tho public bu sin IA
could lie disposed Of lie hoped Congress would adjourn
than The day named but yet only two Of he
general Appropriation bills had been reported lie moved
that tho I,stuton lie Un The tatl. Agreed TO-
All The House bills taken up aud appropriately
rcf,uod
nm uTsH rtave THEIR s.iapirs
The bill allowing the Utah Judges their salaries not
witttandng thor abencc from the territory was re
turned IRON the loufe with AN am, ndmeut which WA
c,Lcmr,d in by the Senate. and passed
TEMPORARY COMMISSIONER or PATENTS
Mr.. DAWSON, (whigb IL ia reported a bill rivnr tho
ohf ci,k of the Patent office all tho powers and func
tons 81 the commissioner. and ratying aud conRrmiu
all he acting commits Toner during the temporary
aJtIce cf the commissioner OF patents. Tho bill was
cousid,i,d aud ordered 10 he ,ngroscd
nIlL--NaME or slyFH CHANGED
The IIouse bill for The relief Of William g. Payne
tGkt up md passed.
III, .use joint resolution changing tho name of st.
reirrs 20 MINI, Gotta river, taken up and passed
anp HiwAHp ron Tao CHowN JEy ~ 90 HOLLAND.
MIR pEalor, (wLg) Of Md asked that the Finance
onmiiitc be discharged from the memorial of dr
S.uy mkne the ineiposiion Of the United States 20
obtain hun the reward for tic dcu,ery Of the crowo
jewels Of Holland mud tbat II be the Com
mit,,c On Foreign Rotations. Agrccd,o
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AsrInwALI VIA havAsA-stsam.hip Empire City, Ar
MsGs sih aoS en- k sas if wS.s M 1ss
III. s. fsR Mr. f's Mr. .y. N. r Sr ss
s.iso.a Mr. Cooper AID two Children u B.r,e
MsS H'sSS, ar'SSS @ s sIs
ysr d Ess Dsas S,ss s.resl ,ssss
Baker Rownes Dnncan Z Mano,ta II sin, q x At.
blood Try: 5 Lass.. q sarss' T!,msrs Iit,ssa-
l ss1an nn s nSr. HS sgya rafHsr sa 5ro'
scsiekler i;anes wife a.dtosr ehiren Mrs Jacobs
h"Gi 1S ssy s r"s'atf s@s two s1 G
;'i'E rssisi FEEL as'%.
Martin aa 'sren9pssl Easshs,e sn,ss 6onl-
Lr II palirey. nun; BIai-osle W Bryand Il elsh,
Iose stulin Cobb Met,ssr Krssan n Krctas.
n German, 7 csrey j Beyel. ! cdipman Leyc.t nj
Sr'spL s % 4 i'P%s% s ssySoas fts e
ninson :! Wei Gardner. ) Jshn'an, = 4 cor,,.s g
Page TIA VIZ {'i Sla "r
Rock. ssrs, ISdtfss, '', nshlcsan. o . tais
Dsase, RIM Whit, Carter. a Raymond aud others
stCsmsnip southsrper-Judse sydortcld.
congd., 2 Dixon, 9 Hubbard. a Thorn, s@rs. S:e-
pen Tsn' rd s1I'' sssrs fR Jss
ronr PiLIir australia, -sh,p 9sons Mr. eae,oas
Mc,cslf bite and lnsy Aiaocs lnsy aod e6id Vow
h%fsn Xxx o sss ssf srsy sSs
HS%s: '1s lo%s LADY Ma
lisaS lazy and i,d e, Gcr.n kes Inny
White Perez; Brown wife AVID 5ehdren, Marshall.
w Nov bggIbg. w Prentice " stanley Mss Br, "a Nc
Kerr and lady ward and lady Mr. aullen and lady Mr.
Tor,e and lady Mr. Wilson aud acy Mr. steele aad lady,
Er Ashley and lady Mr. ontgomrry allagh IiSweiLP
Heelcy, Whyto NJ uovar.h Waugh. Q cuter- Mr. Nj
fen Nessrs smith, Dixon, Clark, Ross Johnson Harper,
Linnyn warrior, Lanpman Baltirger. Moore. Williams,
uarsh Johnson MANNING Taylor MCCORMACK. Wbtnsy,
Wright Sinms Bell w Lt'leiehn Wilson, = Wales Lis-
pig. W Wall. Watson. W ksh. d Howell w Thoma.,
Levie and boy, q Bean DR. u ghes. Green wilson w
~ eSa,,h } nownrth rho@pe,n; y M,pegall !ynes,
W sutton Cotton. Ormshy J Evans. II Wilson, Hal-
kett ferries. uopkirk, j g Csmphell. A hoDruala
Ferguson. II Nico Hays Blynoa Lssrerec u NC
Do aid, Mercer Anderson, II bersen Nohertsony
II, Cross. Younger King Clark. Mr. Conehnnoa. u
EbtIish
SAN FRANcfsco-shp Racer-.Mrs Valley aud servant Mr.
Walker MIR EAon family Mr. Bates ard family Me- and
mr.. Cromy, Mics Cromley Mi-s MI Mr. Buok'ey Seo'nd
CahMis. Bncklcs Mr. ssiter and snShor btidg taN,
Clarke Clark. ynch Mr. rerrine snd two frends
Carroll Armttrorg, Clarke u Mandolin, 7 Mergers
Wcter Fisher Fisher Doyle 7 Doyle. W Ra uesy,
Are Ramsay snd infant. Ksarney koih, u larson,
II Baud oire. n Smyth, " kavannah. Coatiin u
Lynf am q Gibson. Beck. g Patk g McGraty n Walk
ner. l. Msrtineln Garzon, gpnnetu q MsrottL l. zs
rIon & Gonari Cenar q De GipvAnn. Ricoili Cart
dcri B.rnsde, CARROLL. Chiede. stoohein. Car
soi. Chede q Gargoh q Mnrtineii, hcoanohi, G Be.
aetti. q Porrosinn. Martlneln, De Maytino,
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Marketa.

NEW ORLEANS, Jupc s. 1862.
The Hcrmonn's adyccs have been received, and have
given cotton an active impulse
NEw ORLEANS June S-Noen
The IIermonns adviccs to hand and have impart.
cd increased sctivy cotton The sales this mornn g
air, dy reach GOO bales Mt outside prices Good mid
dlinr j. quoted at 1ohc and fair at II Nc Meas pork
has advanced Sec Sales have taken place Mt S17 IS SlS
CHARLFsrov June 7. 1852.
The ales of cotton to-day amounted to 900 bales, at
prices ranging from sac 10c.
ALBANY juno o. 1852.
The following the receipts Of produce since yesterday
-four, $500 bbs: wheat 500 bushels. 1900 bush
es Flour IL unchanged with sales Of 1000 bbls Wheat,
$500 bushels Genesee sold at Haze Corn sales 70 900
bushels AT 81 SIC for ordinary fair Western miSed
and Gle for round yellow Oats at 53c Salt 10 900
bugs sold Mt 101a askc. Prison whiskey is at 2lc
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ARITIM 70 IL r. n I. l. q Il Il
-
ALnANAc-JuNE IN
........... 20 MOON RJSEs .morn.1 OF
su NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % HIGH ..cye.2 81
PORT OF NEW YORK JUNE 0, 1864


Steamship Southener, Foster Charleston Spoiord Tiles
ton l. Co.
Steamship Fusre City Leeis New oreans. Roberts.
ship Victoria, Champion, London, John Grswold.
Ship Bavaris Anthony, Uasre Whitiock L. Co.
SLIP Victoria Warrington, Ant~orp, Iercgs CO..
Slip Afghan, Baxter AtpirvalI, Chastcain Ponvert
& Co.
Park n n. Bassett Panama, n Shctwell
Barb FIeetsood tBr), Duguid ST John, NB Maitlanh'
Phelps Co.
Barb Eersc (Br) Jordan, st Andrews, Barclay Liy-
inaeton.
Bhrk Huron Ryan. Quebec, Logan Collins. a.
Bark Carolina. Sherwood, Charleston Durham " p.mSn-
Brig J w El~ ell johnson, Ponce. W Elwei X 70
Brig Addison fBr), Br ,wB Reibuco, Seighette 70,
Brig Fanny tIrl, Pburan, Halifax. Lcary. - 49,
Pti Caroline Morgan, - John. NB, Logan COLLINS.
nrig Rnbryncdo (1irl. Carey. 81 John Ccusinory
brig VIM Boothby tBr), Comii, "musor' whitney
h Co. a.,
nr;g Jrusiiio Muiiigan Norfolk. master
mig Ilrptr,ps Wiilsr, Philadelphia, \ Harper.
SER Henry Mason. Guptiil, San Juan. q a. White
Co.
scir syren (Br), Barker, Halifax j 3 Deaicy.
Sclr Jas Fisher Anderson Philade pits, jan Hand.
.hr Rci mcnd 1ilty Richmond g II Person & Co.
sohr Bcouer kilwci Phiadelphis Buck a. Co.
Scir Meridian Wood, Bcstor, r y Brck & CO.
Steamer Kenncheo Clark Philadelphia Stafford.
Steamer Novelty, Briggs, Ptilsdelphia, Briggs.
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LorDoy-Psck,t ship Patrick aenry Dr. Thomas JcT,,
III kern so kearns, Jenes. Miss Moore coward.
Kngsnill. KIM smtil johnson, Stead Mcintyre,
Mcintyre ana tw" child rcn-3S5 In the steera4s
LivEhPocl-Pxeket ship Liver ooI-Mr ID Beeos.
BREMEN-Siip Gastou--F Mas and family, Bahen, G
Scblepce Helene and Heinrich Cotery. Won Gender.
Michel, II BarhelYness family. e. W.yprecht, BscSa
uer frukow. Cas;endyk. y ueyep. Ludwin. SOPHIA
ard Maria Jegel.
nAvANA-shlp Norma-J r sauso, Alex Dass Tarner,
FAttricre.
and three children Miss Dana Miss O'Calabsn.
Bell.
Dry UhnnoR. JAMAicA-Brig Floral Kpabb Wool
lev. X a Solomon.
sAyANNAH-Brig Excel-yr Bulfnch lady ana o e CHILD
ren-lg In tho
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Telegrnphic Marine Reports

BALTIMORE June y.
Arrved-Erg Lucille tBr) Demersra; brig Deims Maya
schrs Gambsill, Savannah; Marta do FSir,
lSYork.
Cleared Brgs John Cunnin CHAM (Br). Belfast Ircian ~
Sesnin West Indes; schrs Manchester, Lord Nov
York; Rio Grnnde do; George & Emily, Boston.
Bosron. June y.
Ar,ived-Bsrk sumpter Liverpsol schr David Lombard
Coraivos
Ceard-Ship Polar star NOreapa; barks Chase. Havana
Gem. Phadephis; Laconia do schrs Garland Aux Cayes
Eliot, Jeieme Monte Crto, and Isabella Louiss Nfor-
Jurs7
Arrived-Bark Mary Morton. NYork; brigs Moses. do,
Georgian, Camden.
Clesred-Brig Richmond. Hartford. Conn.
NEW UHLEAHs. June 3.
krr;vod-Rnrk Saxon Roston
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DEVOTED TO THr CONSTITUTION.
tt,tts


Most ~ lie and flags were tasef lliy decorated
~llh rd and bite ribbons The differ u. wards wer.
aecomIhDcd ny full baud Of music aud paraed several
uncs round the Park and pfesepted u really impo ing
entct amid the firing of and iirew rs the
loud aud repeated cheering Of The multitude The
fl'N'ntL and Seventeenth wards proceeded from tn.
iatk 10 the HERALD office IN lone proce.on an. w,
cffously responded To he u by min.u cheer
ing They were aiso mpani by Nonh,han'- Band
] he Fourth ward also made a similar demon trat ion in
hont Of The HERALD Office
tnthc stcpa onisde Iammany Hall chairs were placed
and speeches delivered On he steps Of the Hall o. Record
IN The Iark, several speakers III IN elves and
The CHEF nucleus his spot On he steps Of tn City
al large nutnfr OF y ak.rs had also gated
ana also addrcs cd th,m Ives To prrton pf his
rtnseasseubiy " course, accommodation was pro
Nld'd tor The pres and reporting The spc chcs
lmprhciicsbiy. The pressure OF The almost
rnt ndur,.lle Among the outdoor speakers were Mr.
Iayn 81 genp.srce of the delegates. t. couven.
ttn H. r Sck"s who spoke The strp Of the tity
l'ai-thc Ett"s q whom pre-idedD; Captain - ndcrs
ny Noohes ACC ganicl II Dnstsn or New iork Mr.
Ntod nfM'chieau; and u. u clrp,otcr & Kentucky
NJ hiot haif-pAst ten clock III. cpmm nc d per
cepllit dlmnuiiuno The ynst mii I'd ard hr stages
ara c5itf made thtr way through !, with much les
cmcGlty uap Wrvina,iy, and. ~ eleven O'Clock
the vast assembly hid almost entirely disppr.od
Ire ming OF cannon IN The Park and the All e Mt
slets wa sun Kept up which materially added
fati'meDt ara enthu.ir m VII FL prov lied beyond All
ne cfiption accompanied haze before noticed by
the ob.crNance OF great order ami alsD fr dom from ne
cidtn which facts con icring ". mincnse number Of
pesoDs pre-t mt matter ~ IN il ,,trnrise The
inRrcfs ard cypress to iammany Hall however lined
crowded and manned untii The co.c of H.
astic meeting
About IL O'Clock the ward retired IN ,.,r
ing their banner fg, rches and AMID ne usiny al
cannon AND rockets and loud aud repeated cheering
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From Halifax.

SAILING OF THE AMERICA FOR BOSTON, ETC.
UALIFAx. Juno 1s61
The America sailed far Boston at hafpa o'clock this
afternoon. She will be due there vt al carly hour
Friday morning.
The steamer Seyant,ne has arrived hero from Ber-
Muda with the dates those taken to New York
by II e Merlin.
The steamer Osprey arrived his afternoon from New
foundland but the papers entirely barren of
We have nothing OF local interest worth elegraphing
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Progress OF the Cholera.

TWENTY FATAL CASES AT MARfSvILLH, KY.
Yst CINCINNATI. June &. 1852.
The cholera broke out at Marysvie. Kentucky on Se-
turdny last spec which twenty six have occurred
twenty Of them proving fatal -Four now scf, and
not expected 10 live. All the deaths but have
cured within half square and there have been but
three outside this infected district Among the
deaths Mrs Rusk aud three daughters. and two
children Of the family will probably die There
but very little sickness in Cincinnati in the interior
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Railroad Intelligence.

BvIrtfoRE June y. 1852
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was opened to day to
Monopeahela river. 125 miles wat tf Cumberland The
receipts of the road fer the last month show Increase
$4,000. and the largest hu mess done in any
month since the opening Of the road
The fra branch Of the City council passed to-day
ordinance unanimously oaDing $500 600 City Bonds to
the Sufqu, hannah Railroad Company s age in tho
other branch Of the City Council Is not Doubted.
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Highly Important from Mexico.

THE TEHuANTEPEC GRANT CONFIRMED BY TIE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or MINISTER'S, ETC.
NEw ORLEANS juno g. 1852
Dates from the city Of Mexico to the 10Th ult have
been received bore The Senate had confirmed the grant
Of right Of way the Ishmus Of rehuantepec 10
Colonel H. b. Sloo. Of New Orleans and the Minister of
Foreign Affairs would probably sgn the contract the
18th May
All the ministers resigned the 18th May account
Of this grant but they have probably withdrawn their
resgnationa.
1ie law admitting foreign -four into Vera Cruz
jected
Wild Cat and other Indian chiefs had arrived in the
city Of Mexico and visiting tho President, sc.
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Fire mt Savannah

SAVANNAH, June 7. 1852.
fire occurred harc last nght, destroying unoccu.
pied carpenters shop owned by George w. Anderson,
ard the Methodist Free School The latter insured
for $1,000. The dwelling IF H. A. Crane in great
danger and his furniture removed, sustaining slight
damage which is covered by insurance
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N Il WIS BY TEL RAPH.
-..>(~>>y~-~--,--s->
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
VERY INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
~>>0~>~>r~~>~~>>~>cy>0N~><
THE CHOLERA IN THE WEST,
&C., &c, SC.

From Washington.
THE MINI EsoTA INDIAN TREATY-TuE NEW LAND
DIVISION BILL.
SPECIAL coKREsPoSpEscE THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WAsiScToS June 9--S p. NJ.
The Senate, In Executive session to-day, again
gagsd in discussing the Minnesota Indian treaties but
did nos arrive at any conclusion,
II is understood a compromise has been effected DO
tween the and eastern interests by which Mr.
Henry BENEFITS land scheme Is to embrace oil the rail-
road bills passed by tho Senate this form it will un-
doubtedly pass
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THE WINGS AND THE PRESIDENCY


General, Scott and tho Compromise.
WASHINGTON, June 0, 1852
currently reported at the capitol to-day that Fs
Henry Warren has IN his possession letter General
Scott endorsing thoroughly the compromise measures
to be read TO tho WING Convention in case of his nom
nation This letter ia said have been exhibited to So
rcral Southern wing delega es 70 tho convention.
Large Webster Meeting In Boston.
BosroN, June Q, 1852
Cochituate Hall crammed this evening with the
friends o. MIR Webster and the meeting most enhu-
sinsic. In the course of speech, Mr Hayden stated
that friend Of Pierces had told him that the latter felt
secure If election in case ebster nominated
Southern gentlemen had also told him that Scott could
not get cleo oral vote in the South unless the
party nominated man that would receive the support
Of the South they deserved to BE- defeated
Ono thousand Webster men from this city will visit
baltimore during the convention.
Preparations for the Wing Convention.
BALTIMORE June .. 1852.
The Wing State central Committee making extern
sve arrangements for the Wing National Convention 1t
will hr held in he Maryland Institute Hall but the
much superior those Of the Democratic
Convention. fhe whole Of the hall will be- curpeted and
the pin orm placed III the centre of the room
The mail has arrived from New Orleans but the papers
contain nothing Of interest.
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Election to Congress In Maine.

BATH. hc.. juno s. 1872.
Reed whg is elected to Congress by about 600 majo-
rty Returns from 33 in this district show net
Whjg gain Of GS5
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Arrivod-Bark Saxon, Boston.
Hn<,ugern Arrives,

BARK ALEMAAR, Of 3.9 tons built Bucksport Me- is
1Sl sold at suction yesterday by Gera-t Belts, to
Messrs sardy sandford Of this CITY, 80 cssh.
balance me
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Sickness on Board u Vessel bouad 10
New York,

'HARLEsfoN juno u lS0S
The brig Reuben Carver from San Juan. Nicaragua
with mahogany hides and passengers. bound TO New
York put in here for medical aid most of hor aud
passengers being sick with fever.
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THE DEMONSTRATIONS OUTSIDE

While Tanmany Han was crowded - excess a large
concour'e had enbed outside extend ID over the
street and the greatest portion a he Park The number
Of persons present At time exceeded and the
enthusiasm and excitement intense. Cannon was
continually d of rockets and blue light, rent the
air in every direction landing the great pres
sure Of the crowd. accidents red aud he grea
order rBd dtcorum bat prevailed still
astonishipg Tie First Fourth seventh Eleventh
FouItcesth, Seventeenth. aud Eighteenth wards pro-
cceded in procession several m. during tho .venin
past Tawmuay Hall carrying ers io-rhes and ky
rockets. which constantly being let of tn,
banners were of gorgeous dc scrpon street
vas suspended large white nag, which wa in
scrit ed -
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The lronsiJes club distinguished itself by fine blre
Fix banner. On which represented Liberty" su
portfg the names of "Fianklia Pierce for Pre- .dcnt
and lillian X King for Vice President accomp MED
y fine portrait Of sshipgton AT The foot Of the
he words-
The southerner., 1852-09-18
The Speaking.

On Tuesday. last, according to previous
appointment, the Democratic Elector for this
District, Mr.. L. OBJ Branch, addressed the
citizens of Edgccombc.
The Court House, through the courtesy of
his honor, Judge Settle, who adjourned
Court, at II o'clock, for the day, was ten
dercd Mr.. Branch for the purpose. The
audience was quite, aye, unusually large
Mr. Branch opened his address about 2 o.
clock and spoke with great power and effect
for over hours. After preliminary remarks
announcing himself the Democratic Candi-
date for Elector in this Congressional Dis
trict, anu that this was the opening of the
campaign, he alluded to the tcklish position
Of the Wing party at present, the easy task
of showing the falsity Of their position, and
the difficulties which all true southerncrs
must encounter in attempting to extenuate
their late offences He next spoke of Gen.
SCOTS late determination, since he has been
brought under Seward influence, of playing
shutmouti, but said it was well for the dem
ocracy that he had not been always thus
discreet
Mr.. Branch then walked directly up to the
subject, and divided his discourse, into rea-
sons why Gen: Scott should not be elected,
and why Gen. Pierce should. First, Gen.
Scott was committed to every principle OF
Thiggery proper-The Bank, Tariff, etc;
and in that respect, differed only, from the
lamented Clay, in perfect want Of thai
high civil capacity with which he was endow
ed' and which is absolutely essential to one
expected to manage such a yastand compre.
hehsiYe policy. Mr.. Branch animadverted
also Oh Gen. Scots views CONCERNING the vc.
to-showed clearly that it had ro,,o, haor
exercised injuriously to the eop,+rr ,,,;,.
it hal fastened its claims on the Auo,
PO'Pi0' Wy preserving thelA from all the dir,
fui consequences Of National Bank. tn.
twas one of the strongest safeguards again
free-so4ilsm, and if for no other reaao,
should be preserved in full power.
He next took Up the noted batch Of mes
ures, OF the famous ''extra session." approx
&c 1y Gen. Scott, showed how the Distr;; >,
"on Bill had chaatel the old States ont ~
'f3fs0 portion OF the public domains, how tn
The southerner., 1852-09-18

We present below a Tabular Statement of
the vote of North Carolina, for Reid and
Manly in 1S50-also, the vote for Reid and
Kerr in 1852. The vote, in 1850 and 1852.
is o6fcial and may therefore be relied upon
as correct. Catawba and CASTOR vote with
Lincoln, Mcdowell with Burke, Union with
Mecklenburg, Alamance with Orange, For
sythe with Stokes, Watauga with Ashc, Mad
ison with Buncom5e and Yancy, Jackson
with Haywood and Macon, and Yadkin with
Surry; and as the votes Of these Counties are
thus included, they are not named in the
following Table: