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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-07
- the JetFersonian Rcnublican.
Whig Song.

AAASS '1CAaSS
Tune.-Old Dan Tucker.
With Rough and Ready we gained the day,
Wen gain it now with Chippeway;
We'll make the loccfocos feel,
The power Of brave Chippy's steel.
Chorus
So clear the way with your vile party,
Clear the way with your vile party,
Clear the way with your vile party
Wen 60 for Scott with will right hearty
To Baltimore the Locos went,
To nominate President.
Their timber being mighty scarce,
They nominated Franklin Pierce.
So clear the way sc.
o, such time at that convention.
Such quarreing and snch contention;
At length they thought it would not do,
So took a man entirely new.
Bat clear the way &c.
But the Cass men say they wont go Pierce,
He faints whene'r the battles fierce;
Ills votes too they have not forgot
And so they nll Will 90 for Scott.
So clear the way &c.
The people do not want King,
And say they'll not be ruled by him,
They'd rather far on free soil tread,
With good Scott soup and Graham bread.
So clear the way &c.
The locos say we cannot boast,
Save in the deeds upon the coast;
But to his country Scott proved true,
And that is more than Frank did DO.
Then clear the way &C.
From North to South, from Est to West,
The people like Winfield the best;
HE noble service they'I repay,
At the polls upon election day.
Then clear the way We loco party,
Clear the way with your vile party,
Clear the way ye faInting party,
Wen put in Scott with will right hearty.
Siruudsburg, 1852
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-07
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The following is from Democratic,
Pierce and King paper published in Ly-
coming Co.
Is it not time that there should be
Wing on the Canal Board, to use his in
fuence to correct these evils, and intro
duce a system that will prevent this cor
ruptiou and secure just, faithful and e.
economical management of tho public
works
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-07

r~Ole Bull, the great violinist, has
purchased 100, 1000 acres of land in Pot
ter counti, Pennsylvania. for the purpose
of founding thereon colony of his Nor
wegian county-men. The vanguard of
the enterprise, consisting Of some thirty
hardy looking men, had already arrived
at Condersport, in that county
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-07

An Irishmau being asked why he left
his country for America he replied, " Il
wasn't for want; I had plenty Of that at
home.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-07

The KentGeky papers estimate that the
hay crop in that State viii be fully l5 per
cent. over the average of last year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-07

There is one advantage in having the
thermometer at ninety in the shade, and
that is YOU are always sure Of bot Din
ner.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-07
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and ornamental Type, we are prepared
20 execute every descriptions Of
IEsAIYOX fPlRI[GYtgIgM c.,
Cards Circulars, Bill Heads, Notes. Blank Receipts
Justices, Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets, DC
terms
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
JeffcrsOnian Republicans.
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Fro. Soil Mass Convention !. N,,.,

The free Democracy Of Michigan assembled In M,sa
Conventon as Ann Arbor on Thursday. September 1 At
12o'cicck, and were called 10 order by H. Donusop Ga
cretsry OF the State committee. S. p Mead Eso 40
Waypc was appointed temporary chairman and Franes
Ray moDd secretary. The following gentlemen vore ar
pointed committee TO report the names Of tho perms
nent ofoers OF the Convention S A. Baker Of Wayne.
Stephen Durham Lcnawec; ii. X. Clark, Calhoun,
stephen Lspbam, Oakland; w Elliott. Berrien; Mr.
fe'rtNDks GtDesee Dopison, kalamazoo.
The convention then adjourned 10 the Court House
Where an sarpsst and impressive prayer offered by
u'e hsv MT Macarthur. Of Canada West Mr. II X
Cisrk o. taahoun. Rad the platform Of the free demo
zoo ibe committee on 0nationf then reported the
ng nsmfs a eeniemeu for pefmsBent officers OF
49, ~ pe,tsuon ;-Pr~sdsn, Dewitt Leach OF 0enssee
80 ~ 1cpk, lowell Ransosn, Kslsmasoo: g. r
pssa' W"nf VI " H. Thomas, Kslsnasoo; N. Alice,
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Died.


On WeJnesdo September s, Of lingering illness. So
T., wife OF Jeremiah Hotchss in tho Goth year of
The relatives AID friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral from hor late residence No 169 West
Thlrt:sth street on Friday morning at Io4 o'clock.
On Tuesday. September Z, ANTHONY PETERS
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral from his late residence No Thomas
street. this (Thurfday) afternoon at O'Clock.
In jersey City on Wednesday, sep,cmbor s, Of con.
sumption, EEsEocA TEoTTrn, wife Of Thomas Trottcr
ner funeral will take place her late residence
Of Morris and Warren street. this (Chursday) az
tcrnoon, at o'clock Her friends ead acquaintance
arc respectfully invited to attend.
On "wednesday. september s, MANY REcEccA HAHN,
only daughter Of Hans Hinricht and Marguerite uan,
aged year 10 months and IS days.
invited to attend her funeral Mt tho residence OF her pa
rents corner of Even aud MoKibbn streets. williams
maine viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
nent
On Wednesday, September S. Jous Dryog, only son of
Lcplual and Susanna Valentino, aged year.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family invited TO
attend tie funeral Friday morning at o'clock from
No 20 Tenth street The remains VII be taken to Yon.
kirs for intermcnt.
GA Wednesday morning scptembtr 6, artor lingering
Illness which eho bore With Christian resi- naton HAM
NAH wife Of Richard W. Horne, aged u years, months
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
Invited attend the funeral this (Thursay) afternoon
at O'Clock from her late residence No 2i West Twcn-
ty ninth street.
On wednesday, September s. HiSEr Y, Infant son Of
Thomas G and Isabel G. Guthrie.
Tho relatives and fr.ends the family respec fully
invited to astend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No. 3s5 Eighth avenue this (rhuxsday) after
noon, at O'Clock without further notice.
On Sunday September 8. after abort but severe ILL.,
WILLIAM NJ. GARrwAir In tho 10th year Of his age
His remains were inferred In Greenwood.
On Wednesday. September s. after long and severe
illness, Susan, widow Of the late Phietus II woodruff
Funeral Friday aftesno1 at O'clock, from the
sidenco Of her son-ilaw f. sutton. No. Lamartinc
place.
On Saturday, September & THOMAS HEsar, only child
OF Robert and Charlotte j. Niees Of Potcrtoco Cana
da West, aged years and ono month.
At Lebanon Valley II. j. on Tueeday. September Z
GILBERT CnienEsrKR, old and respectable resident o,
this city, In tho 66f year Of his age.
At RichfcId, Washington county, Wis. On Sunday
August -, Mio,AEL IL RicSrs In tho lsth year Of hh
a0c.
At Hartford Conn on Monday, September G. DR.. JoEL
A. Wiyo Of Albany. in tho 6Jth Jeax Of his age.
At his residence, In st. Paul, Minnesota, August 9;
Col JAMES n. GoopnyH tho clitop Of the hnrss,o Flo
and at tho time Of his death aged about II years
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mARITIMHx TIRLLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW YORK. sBPTKMBER S Is;


Cleared.
Steamship James Adscs. DckinsoA Caar.es0n. spOasrd.
ship Norshunhsraad. Lord. London. Grsv0ld, Morgan
.ship dslss. CITY, pswhs San rrsaaisos, Chambers &
Bari xouatsinssr tprl Cary QvebOc BARCLAY Lyinss-
1srk Camilla, Busch, 81 rhemss. Russsli q Merton.
Bark Issbelita Hyns Lanson. Gan Franosoo Sutton.
ssrh n.stas ci,sk. hnls. see JSsn Dvrsa&
Brig Aneete Iro,sE De Puss. qusleo. Lesi. . =.
s s a.sssa tBs Iseah.ss %aassr rs
Big Robert Spesx AUDI Potomac River, Brete' Vess
Iir,e Aaertrs walls, Philadeiphia. Nssmith q Soma
schf LSnnaod d. ~ BoGAst, 81 John. NIB Ns'iu'
s si;i r. ss,r ASss .ss
sssi Smith. ssuss.. wilnis a. W. Brust s.
Sobr Mary Jaas Peek, Dupuy. Richme-
schr Eliza Ellen. Cies, Rishmspd, r gurrtt ca
schr Nile Osots Baker, PhlladeiPhIe MoKse xor.A
scbr vary R9xspd N.{ns, rhins sste, A'nss
seb r Vssss tiIes. Wkisnors. BOSTON, vsa Druns &
siseht. 90. v.n,.. ns,,sts, Fall, Rt,or.
s,SSp Maf Anthracite erisy Philadelphia, Briggs.
Arravca.
stamebr City Of Norfolk, Post charicston - hours,
with ,i Moscs 1 hssfs ssiss frcn Me-
Ks,E Aima Dran stedt. Buenos Ayrss yuly9 With
Sees 70 II With 10 ship Coss o. sad IRON Boston
for valparaiso In sinhs and took from her she
a.. S.x 10 and @
spi Ss e. which srased tho chip and caused leak
sour tbeusbt advisable up for Some port and
.rtcgy wore ship to tho northwasd. for the River 10
.: e. nnss s IRE Leah s,s so ws ns co..
about orc bali Of the esreo from decks
consss ei Rsp sunsy bss. esses Of chairs AMI anbef
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Asia--Mss Harris, Torontoi ~
Morgan lady, California: Mrs Drummond, ootlald Mrs.
Lusohow NJ Eott tGevornor OF Bormuda) lady Mesec5.
Mks Botc and two servsneG Smith and lady HYorc
Fschei lady London Hen Moatt Jadv aud servant.
MontrsaL Miss Patterson Mr. Muir and Godeohmtdt
tel, Alfred Cartwright. Rhsentod ar StrasInsa
NJ MSsE.. a. and II
Rosesth NJ sharpssen. Mr. strratt and Ihos osedsss
Efosh jobs Wee, baltimore John Welsh, Jr. And LADY,
Mics and Master Welsh and serynnt Parko PAuadc
phs; w . Newsorld dol Wells q II Csybutt Cincln-
nat John WriSho, do PHI LansrA onabaoi Cvo3ts Tag
land; gohren asd Cochran BeIfast; " Ioiszae froy
'oc III sShn Celtaahau, Broohyu Me Suiiivaa asS J@
MosY,. bnElsnd; Pote Philsdelphia; A W Hannsy.
SonJA Mr. .'ovilie Mr. CnIlins-Specc S766 ffa
BnnMvnl AN, at TIroSAs--6sssmship Potesl-Fsr ees-
mpda-P Watsen An tS-v. Conads John Thompson, 81
IIth asd lady Mrs waits, George II Rsvisadssn. END
Tcf 81 Thomas Mynst sad lady Ne McCermiok. co.
Glen Sheriff. Mr. ochon nnd lady Aitin 0oorEe
Bapoh Mr. Arns Raustus Colss Mr. Sch Cot JssspA
Barre, ne'sel verdepe.s Ramon Plaza, Thomas Hutohia-
son. T. Rama and Rafael Miro.
MADDOX Miss Euiorc, Mrs bird. VIM Haynes, L Hays.
Mics Pritchard Miss Julia Wnbcrr VIVA Andorsnpy ks-
throp Mr. Banner. wipsor, w Gayer, Miss Lsyares
uhs Tuttle Mr. Dixon and lady Moscaif. 50 Js1u.
Mics A Riaoh lee A RIoah Miss Haheru Mr. Supsn,.
Ksnucdy, Dunlap NJ Horah n n Rsodc "a Yevne-
Jscoby Mr. spoin, II Msthic0osn, G N weea aad ivy
dspgh,or q Dirdict and lsty, B~okneop. Rhnd
Carr = u pri'cau Y Dayio Mr. LsnahcrEe ~ cvsv.
rd n y Bsatty. Btuy AID lady Niss Hevyson. ufs
Berry. Mics Dorssop, Lrmsu. Martin. Sosss-s~
IA tho stseraeo.
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On Wednesday, September l. at the BIcedway Baptist
Church by the pastor. A. Gillett Mr. STEPHEN HArnE-
to Miss CATHARIKE O. CUrrREfL. all Of New York
On Sunday September 6 at st. Patrcks Cathedral by
the Very Rev. John Loughlin Mr.. DANIEL CgUDDEN, OF
Albany, to Miss SUsAa Ltppy, Of this city.
the Rev. r. A. Chalker Mr. J. CLEMENT YoE 60 Miss
CLARA TEowsnIDcR both Of Sing Sing, Westchester
t2N.Y.
Lewis. rector OF Trinity Church Brooklyn CHAGLrs C..
BRrIING to Ann ErzA only daughter Of the late Capt.
David w Sherry, OF this city.
en- Wednesday. September g. by Oscar W. 6turtevant,
Alderman Of tho Thru ward Mr. uEyHy Coolies to Miss
ELLEN L. VAspEnvEEa, both Of Shrewsbury, Monmouth
county, Nj.
On Thursday eveRing. September by the Rev. Hugh
II. Blair WILLIAM WEIR TO Miss MANY SPnEcE, second
daughter Of Mr.. John Spence, all Of this city.
At Brooklyn, Tuesday September I by the Rev. l..
Taylor. THEODORE SEcog to MARY JANE. daughter Of
Thomas Shorthand. Esg.
In North Coventry. Thursday, August 8, by the
Rev q. A. Calhoun NIX CIiaRIEs Harm, or New York,
to Miss JANE q. GouID, Of North Coventry, Coun
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Fne AK, .Reut Tru..,iv.

The Troy Times 6sb Instant con aims tho follow
ing particulars of the recent transactisus at Berlin
We learn that Saturday evening about le o'oiock
the housc q "irsm shaw Esq OF Berlin surrounded
10y sbout dozen men in ase uise arned aud mouuted
They attempted 20 break into his house aud force him
out. couD. ncipg their operation by bfeakiug in HE
WINDOWS and the door and firing tho tuiictogs or
the fRst who Lott the house Shsw being fore
warDeo by previous attempt, forearnied aud do
tmined to sell bis life deals After a,certainins their
murceOup intentions he fired upon the disguised party
wi h gun loaded with ,lues and killed Of them
Instantly. This shot was followed BY another on
tho part Of Shaw, which, although not fatal, badly
wounord two or three. whose not known
One of the wounded g Red his comrades help him
on b:s horse. lie shot through and Though -
From this IL Ii inferred hat no il dangerously iujurrd
The party after withdrew leaving their dead on
the ted. iiCre the dead men renamed until Coroner
JoLe. called at early hour yesterday (suaday
morriDR. when the Tssh WINS taken of aud tho body
identified tpat Of Joel Woodbeck. who resided in
Nafsau some eight miles from shnws lie was yoopg
ABBOTT twenty-five years Of age and had wife and
child He was considered hnrd case in tho neigh
bofbooo where he lvea. aud he has undoubtedly been
ep6ta.d Ia prsSos cutraees Upon shaw and oth.rs in
that yciury
Coroner Jones. We understaId held an inquest on the
body The Jory brought 10 verdict OF iusrdabic hom
cde en- The part of shaw WI, Acknowledged tine ofence
and d,ciar'd bimsrif wiling to SURRENDER himself into
the binds OF tbe authOri les.
II WI be collected hat this Mr. Shaw was taken from
hia houee and talr,d and feabered ty party In dis
gnse. about year since, and kat nuucrcus other ut
tsmpts have been made upon hts y and property
Under tlo,e circumstance the people eauiot but ap
prove OF tbis action and none heartily than the
respectable anti renters thtmSeisss, who have disap
proved q. these outr8ges.
Ssaw acted agent a the Van n nsseaers nud had
rendered hinesf obouyious to the scaps gtllowS men
who have particular IBetests Of their serve
but ARE 20 uly rasrntty or outrage Tiny may thick
beet to commit these disgu-+s few more re-
ceptons such that given by Sbaw will break up this
bpo6 Of boncits We hope. IL IL has not already.
FURTHER Particulars From one who has visited tho
OF action learn in addition 10 the above that
the demons in Disguise got possession of the main story
Of Shaws dwelling sud that himself wife aud two hired
lad TO retreat 10 the second story fnm which the
fatal shot fisd strikipg Woodbec, in the back part
Il the neck and passing through tho vtals. The build
ing also set fire in tho inside destroying carpets
jurniiure &c Thus of Shaw and his party were
iron retreat had lot the result bsau whnt il they
must have become victims by fire ball. TO thee
than savage enemies. rhetr object, no doubt, was to
taken of By them
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which ishtened the ship about Is inches cad a6s hsx
eas,er sna We enabled BY sxertiops
free b.r from that cate until I6t tho pumps Wre so
tnoe ~ eotrg when they cav tho bark Aims ard uais
ING cly prospects az hs-
hger shoat abandoned her lat 80 Ion 52 w wi &c
feet sntr IL her hold board bark yhsr NAV
wero III oily received AID hospaly treso during Tho a.
tenders bis sincere thanks Co Bvamstest "a
ofhcors OF The be rE Alma for their
ertiort IN them ALEC thu kidd
from then while on hoard during thu passage Ne Yeti
BelcEa, 90 cay, With coffee. &C, to msster
Brig Boston (of GoucostrI Tucker aurinsm 22 dawn.
with ecgsr and mossses to II Rogers Of Gloucer;
Bric Bacyon (of Bostonl Edrdes San Juan do ios "a
uedios Ie days With sugar TO Sturs + Co
Sohr SGllivsI C1sso ansost 2. with hdos a.
q Been Kui hardt Aug g. as e. lou 67 spoke sahr Ss
rnh Lowie from Boston for Aux cayes wha
tao EnJ, ressed brig Granada boupaup.
sohr surf mailman Port Priace, Aug &C. With ooRse
ano loe~ooo. ia w Dupb,m Son.
SOL Francis s.teriey, Davis Wilmington No. vita oot-
hr s"ieto (of Elswortbl. Bragdop. Calais, 8 days
schr msriner Mil ersoa Bostob. days.
SER AieS dria. Seors Boston, g DAYS.
scar sat ner Gondasu Bostsn 3 Gays
Schr Susan. Handy Boston Tor ALBANY. A dayv.
Schr 4 q 4, demsu Tilman. Maahias, days.
Etr Nancy Mttls PortIend dave.
Sobr 5 Ford Edsares PortIana. 6 days.
SlooP Cson, -, Pcrtlsna. Coma.
Sailed,
Steamships Asia Lott Lt.eroool Jsmes Adgar Dt,a1a.
eb;re Indiana. Berpetv Mes OrlcEus Hesry Sts-
phors 81 StrrhelE Universe Bird. zsresa
Aptwrp Gpden City tciipuo-l. Uewipg Sao Frsacisess
Aauoe SGhepg. Baitimnro; banks AHeihed Hrsm,. Sp-
tr Bremen Ma ionns WoodBdo, Bristol; ItAbeua Hyna
LnuEon. San Ein6eisao
Wind et sunset SIS 4, and Light.
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Domestic MISCELLANY.

Greenough tho sculptor IL about 70 erect rcaldeuce
for hiinsh and faIniy at Newport.
dead body was found about week axo in the canal
at Lockpoft which to have boon that OF labor
ing man who arrived from Canada at Pcndeton 4 fo~
days previous to tho finding OF the corpse with con
.oeraeic sum OF money In his possession II is supposed
tneio mas ocen come foul play Tho Lockport journal
OF being engaged in the mysterous affair.
Inc new Fire Department Of Buffalo, which was orgaa
yea Immediately after the old compauies dsbanded ~
peafed IN inc streets On Monday and made ans shsv.
ysmes h Ai'ep, charged with engraving plates %
.lioh toprnt counterfeit back notes had an cxsniaa
u. .her hearing ' ~
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Items or Political Noxrs.

The Governor Of Massachusetts, has appointed Mondy
the oth Of November the day holding the elections
death OF Mr.. Rantoul.
Captain Richard France formerly Of Washington vas
uDsnimousiy nominated. Monday night. by a wha
oy Convention as the wing candidate for Mayor Of Bal
Gen Sam Houston addressed the democrats &C Clavo-
land on the 9TH inst WV
The National Era the abolition organ In Washington
announces that Mr Hale has not yet written fol- mai
letter OF occupancy but he has accepted the Pttsburg
nomination and will soon take the field In person o0sns
both the old parties.r
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MELANCHOLY EVENT On Wednesday of last
week was found in the MisSsdppi near Daytons Land.
twenty years jury Of inquest found that hc died Of
secdenta drowning wbiio bathing without stteudans
~ was from Brattiebore VI He came 10 Saint Paul
ut Tour weeks ago with Wow TO the completion OF
IN the profcstion Of law which he had already
he fv LOT ono year lie was very highly etcemcd BY
l eS prsons who he'd made his acquaintance in this
p'aoe--si Pa'l (bfn.) Psonsey .augpsf 26 "'
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l
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arr!vosnart William. Fuller Bosson; eriss Tsisup.
sy .as Es Pns:tsc
Er'Sksop. Westc 4 Dcse6esser: vrs,Dii Teals, oi-
ssafsts psy Besssa IssserSsok ss.ss.
Fuller ' aa1.rn Ise@sn
@ Sss ss!fy ss
Aayosa wssser wimiaston Nc TT" .ss
ssna cGrsos: Prcv,aenooi A.aenrisd Carson Jane
r.cs,ssseei ivy yralo S Teal esSnsaa Nv
| Haven.
WHALE suIr OyTARioCapt Sic cum. OF this vessel (be-
s sas raa ss At 4. SSq s
S by " s ss
saasy WITH s1osters four so;ss: on
tho bIea&ers before they and MA.
%
tho ship rolled and the wont sarbard ds
s1s rs: :'Ssa 81
n u s.a
isss :as sssss I; sa
nine Others who could nst swim taken on VIA nuoL
~
~ Cat STATE: that bis sh:t Pits Island . ~
X;
q sas Il sis1s %
.oa
offered eight Of company passage 70 Navgasors isad
Belle nssv. Of Gs Tseis ss@aissa 4.
| Island OF their own roquest
SuOIxeu. ~
ship VIM Pa.tsn. from Norcsa, for Li,ospeel. AUG ~
Foreign Ports.
A.c2ssvnA abt Aug ll-Brig Kite. Garvey Cor Farrea9
,svas0s JpIy eship Condos. Assi.s for NYesa.
L4syASss brig Maria SsssSsi barcelona =.
!ss Harper.
css:s! ssis: s from ss sss
a1as Win in s:s NC
Entering port Clara Windsor, Button. brig Hay
h f,, sS1T Grey h'slo sssS H,.,
yss.s n ra a''''' Vin'a from
big a Es. sss ;:s s: m m
& DO . S' ..Da sad s .s s:.
ST TuonAs. Aug 2s-schr Fawn. Miller, for BaItmesa
| nonae Ports.
SSrs Arr sisrs rerins rrsvidcnGs Changes
. ss i. sss i5S sss
Maria Mitchell Maracaibo Aug s Alice Wisas: xohi-
Has ass
s.,nss Il
Gse bsso sss.ps
.as fs ss; nssa w LEM
AN a 9S Sse: s'ls s s:'
wiS WsIS 1MI:nSSs1sn vi ssaEs Perry s.,sss:ss
:s = s ss:'s @
BR:sss r. e. :, bssSs: 3:
Rslms1s ps9dSy
l:aes.sst s' Sssss k%isssss. "a
lsSH d.., ne
Eli: &! "a i s.s: os:s !a
% ssp A, ss.s Gqss. .1s.s
Kspsnsssa. Foster. FhnsssipSis Cid schr 4 r Aston.
saw, an s.:H T::. HE:; ~
LEWEs. Sept 8 nS Ax,A steamship passed. up AZ ...e
Torsos. ss as s.s
Hss SsLsSsS Ava sl-A.s. ...s..Alg x..,ss, r....
ssIsS
ss Issss S' Dye. Hare brig %ssssa
ii. s;-ss + g. ssss i';. sn w.4
y. ss Sssi Ia.s fs .s q
Ss sSss TX
.nIW LONDON eeDs ar! ssT Gttiaa o1asSsss:sy ~
Sss Rssss ssS ssss. Hc xsa "a
vS Nssso o9ss Fa, ,ss, no,., rr.,.
A ; sssss:sIs fsss.s:
snsE, Esishser. cscsrydsid; sohr Adams, srsi'si
P6krLASD, Sept 6 GA brig sssss s.uis Haven, Co..
Esss .s s hsar p Ts
Gnsr and Hs1son PhlsdslpniA Below snnr Science
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CrhRIEsrov--stear,hrC CITY of Nerfolk--A LiOpMas.
Thsyer Mrs Ana Hard, Eiss Hard. Mrs G Matthew.
Lang aA; Grlsh, eli sss s: Wr s'; N,ss:
vondertich r A KlSc NJ AvoRf, Lcrtt and ADJ. NM
Ring. Mise Spence, Cosuxn, W ksstcrson-sx N shs
Sac Ju.y DE- R4a;rnios-Bris nscyVa-Jeso Fssn-
cSyISs-Brx csIdsc-Thomas Doria.
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City Politics.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS .

We present our readers with corrected liz. OF tho
selections made IN the various Assembly Districts on
Tuesday night, rather at early hour on Wednesday
morning. There a good deal of fighting a. mcst Of
the meetings in the midst Of which they abruptly
broken up. Some Promiscs made TO organize for
election last evening
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The Naahvltle nfA9nuItv

,me HlVo DeAow the statement Of General ZoIlcofcs
sdor OF tho Nashville Bdpsr In relation to tho dncuty
es<wttn DID and the editor Of the Unos :-0n Friday
morning hst racontse took place batwccn the editor
OF tho Boyay and tho editor of tho Union the facts Of
which It may DO duo 70 readers should DO briefly
Stat ed In tbs paper On that morning editorial astf.
csc appeared In the Uo un1uetionaby intended to he
personally utng 10 the editor OF the Bdwrer As soon
IA we read K, We sent him word by friend that when
met him pcsfonally wd should dcnouncc him. We were
thu street In frcnt ct his Office ans soon efer he
cut and We were brought face to face Tho deuSucia
Won having ocen made he fired pistol shot. Attempt
ing 20 return his fire tho cap Of our pistol exploded With.
ous dscharng the piece We do not distinctly rc,nen-
PEI the off Of the shots thoy subsequently, took
place but We fired opco, and OF the opinion ho
nred twice Our shot took effect In his faoo severely
woupane him His last shot COVE US q blight fesA
that hopes Of his r.cog, 81 ~, zoe Sana
We had intended o. first 70 fosbear all staiennts OF The
nets being unpleasant TO TO be involved In such
dlacuies but statements having gone abroel through,
other channels we doubt upon reflection, whether VIC
may, With psopry, WITHHOLD tho facts from readers