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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

AMERICAN ARCTIC EXPEDITION. The New
York papers report that Mr.: Grinnell's Arctic
vessel "The Advance has just come out of
the sectional dock, where she has been thor
oughly overhauled, and put in complete order
forsea. Mr.. Geo. Peabody of London, it is said
has authorized Mr.. Grinnell to draw on him
for $4,000, towards fitting out another Amer
lean Expedition; and if Congress will man the
vessels, there is every reason to hope that both
the Advance and Rescue may soon sail again
for the Arctic regions. =. ~,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

~" A PEEP AT NUMBER FIVE" or Chapter
in the Life of a City Pastor. by H. Trusta,
author of Sunny Side.''i, This is a graphic
sketch of the joys and trials. Of city pastor,
and will be- read with interest. 1t portrays
she every day incidents in the life of a city
clergyman in suehaa vivid manner, that one
feels himself unwilling to lay it aside until he
has read il through, Fprsale by Henry Hyde.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

81 A call for a national convention on ag-
riculture has been issued by Hon. NJ. p. Will
der, and eleven other presidents Of state socie-
ties, to meet in Washington on the Oath of
June next. The great object of this meeting
will be to organize a national society to which
all state societies will be auxiliary.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03
The Times for the Campaign!

." We will furnish the Eastern Times to new
subscribers from this date until the Presiden-
tialelection in November, for FIFTY. CENTS,
payable in adrance. % 2s7o1f .-H.f'a'e y
Ns'Will not our friends throughout the County
give US their aid in circulating the documents
1t is very important that democratic papers
should be extensively circulated during the
campaign, and we trust we shall have the CO.
operation Of the party in swelling our list.
r. Persons sending US six subscribers, with the
money, shall receive a copy gratis. s ,--5
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

;CF The Democratic Convention at Saco
elected Judge Allen of Alfred, as the Delegate
from the LIST Congressional District to the Bal
timore Convention, and Hon. M. Mcdonald.
as substitute. Geo. F. Shepley. Esq. as the
Elector.I The Convention decided to consider
the District a. consolidated one. and MOTTO
assign any particular years for the York or
Cumberland portion Of il. Hon. VIM. ?.
Haines was President. TEA, sag y.aisos .,
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, q
.t,t.-. AUGUSTA, May 22d, 1852.
An adjourned session of the Executive
Council will be holden at the Council Cham
Der in Augusta, on Friday, the eighteenth day
of June next. N M trsl,is.s1 .7i. ed, ,..lr.s,r.
bi Auest-JOHN e. SAWYER, VIA we.
.7s,at,s o..li,.} I IA Ia. Secretary of. State.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

( The Bank of Hallowell goes into operation
the LIST of June. Capital Stock $4,000. Ar
temas Leonard, President, and A. S.Washbuin
Cashier. Directors, A. Leonard, Rufus N.
Page, Ambrose Merrill, Henry Reed, Haiiow-
ell David BENJAMIN, Livermore. ,,,- mails
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

NJ The BATH CITY GRAYs made fine
appearance in our streets, on "Wednesday
evening last, on their return from a target ex-
cursion to Hunnewell's Point. They were
accompanied by the Brass Band. .a94ss
~ Corporal Honghton made the best shot, and
to him was awarded the wearing of the gold
medal. sig aas .79uMus wv .3gY a.t ~ at
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

M DRY WEATHER Rain begins TO De much
needed in this vicinity. Inc MONTH u nay
has been unusually dry, and the streams are
as low as is usually the case in the latter part
of Jutv ard September.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

f. a Can anybody tell whether sbrandy for
mancs pies can come under the head Of for a
mechanical purpesefs, yas.a j sssssasaiE OF
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

ENcouRAeING.-The Norway Advertiser
says-.there will be larger Democratic vote
thrown in this county at the next September
election, than has ever been thrown before.
Let all the other counties in the State do their
duty as we'll as Oxford will, and you need
have no fears of wing Governor, q wing Leg
islature, or whig U. S. Senator.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

,UP William II. Dnndas has been appoin-
ted temporary Assistant Postmaster General, in
place of Fitz Henry Warren, resigned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

DEATH OF DR.. SAMUEL NoTT. The New
London Chronicle records the death, at the
narsonare, in Franklin, Conn, on the 26th
plt.. Of the venerable DR., Samuel Mott, in the
OOH wear of his age. About a week before
his decease, his gown caught fire while he sat
aione IN his room, and before it could be ex-
tineuished, his hand was badly burned. The
mary and excitement consequent upon this ac-
cident probably hasiened his death, DR.. Mott
ha. been settled in the parish more than seven
~ wears. and was probably the Oldest pastor Of
! parish in Now England, or perhaps Ia the
United States. 5caEa0Hn13 zia ls nnIs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

Miss Esther Vining Of China, Me-, drowned
herself in the Merrimac river at Amesbnry, OF
Thursday evening last, 81 years Of age. ----
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

\ Since the passage of the Maine Law in Mas
sachuse,,s, the Bosionians are drinkinga new
article called 'Sherbet of Shiraz," j is ad-
ver,ised as ''the only exhilirating drink al
lowed by the Mahometan law, under which all
vinous and spirituous liquors are prohibited, :"
and is said 10 be ''good for the nerves, unrl-
vailed in its aroma" &c. aufa ai 5rs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

LfcHT's KEEP Cool, Go AHEAD, AND OTHER
POEMS. These poems have justly received a
large share Of public favor through the press
and otherwise. They are, compared with
much of the trash current in the country, like
gems among pebbles. For sale at Stearns'.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

-f-tii4Hl1 srNitftt ~ q lttul ai- Na IS VI
-. FOR ELECTORS,
RUFUS MCINTYRE, Of York. ,fr r....t
John C, TALBOT, SEN, of Washington.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-03

renee 10 The principles OF The constitution
We regard that instrument as the buwark
OF our national salety-ihe sheet anchor oil
our political creed. TO each and all of its
provisions we yield most cordial acquies-
cence, and are ready to defend aud maintain
its compromises in the faith OF honest cit
Zenship. +se oH gs t ,4tsI.-.4 ..i
On motion OF Hon. Admins Treat OF Frank
| fort, committee of nine were chosen con-
gressional committee for this congressional
district ORa t"r @ a
Treat Of Frankfort, James OF Rockland,
Pattee of Searsment, Spinney of Boolhbay,
Chapman of Damariscotta, Lancaster of
| Norlhport, Staples Of SwanvilIe, Irish Of I'M
ion, Merriam Of Camden, were chosen said
committee. !s.a ar l.araT .au,1aai
Nv On motion of A.. Treat of Frankfort it
was voted that the congressional committee
cali the next congressional convention az
Rockland for the purpose of nominating a
candidate to be Supported by the democracy
| of This district for member of congress. and
| for such other purposes as they may think
proper. s'' A"'
p Sumuer Pauee, Esq, of Senrsmont of.
fefed the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted: M ann rIs.... f.ss.G 4
Resolred, That the basis Of representation
| in all future conventions Of this third con-
gressional district shall be the democratic
vote given for governor the preceding year.
On motion Of Nr. Hartman of Waldo,
the thanks Of Ills convention were voted 10
the propre!ors Of Jordan Hail FOR their cour-
te>yiin opening it for the accommodation Of
this convention. noa iasaom t eH
On motion of Mr., Young Of Camden, the
| thanks of this convention were voted 10 Jo-
seph Irish, president. and Benjamin Shaw,
secretary, for the able and faithful discharge
Of the duties Of their respective Offices; also
TO Messrs. Sumner Paitee Of Searsmont, and
F..S. Nickerson of Searsporr, for presiding
over the deliberations Of The convention 10
lis preliminary proceedings.z n 19alel- IN
On motion Of the same, the Republican,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
Ti,,HTY-sECoND CuNGREss--Isr SESSI
SArraDAY, JvLY Il, ls52.
Tie Senate ..,a no, in session ,cGGv
HOUSE OF REPRESEN riTlNES.


Sir Mace, Of Indiana, submitted b', authorizing h.
admission Of railroad iron irrc u. day which was read .
and serp:i tune.
SIR Dean, % New YORK, movct - lay The bill On 'hg
BIZ ana Mr. F!rcacn .: Pennsylvania ca!lFd i tie yel
ard nays yirh having been taken The motion prevacc-
yeas So nays o..
}, motion having failed % 20 into committee =" the wsoa
on the NJ vaie calendar the iioU-c resolved itse into con-
mi Ice on Inc state Of the Un;un and ota took up tie ID.
dian appropriation bill
! motion Of Mr. Johnson OF Ark, 10 amend HE b III
in-Gfna provision raising The amount Of 81 GOO fore.
ucrs ui niian agents SIS $50 which was oppose,
Mr. Phelps II NJ and rejected by thc conIitec 5u Il
motion o. Mr. Houston in consequence .! Information ~
r.v,d rom The department, The Sum was increased u
So 500.
Mr. Sihcy Of Min. moved that $4,000 be placed IL
spusa! of the Secretary .. lie n.ur Tor the purpose Il
turns ling food clothing The Indians, WHO &.
su,Irrng rom i.stiiuon AMI want under proper guar a
restrictions.
1 mntion opposed the ground that there was
recommendation from the Department. evidence before t
committee and law authorizing snch an approblDn an!
ultimately disagreed u; tho amendments varying the
sum-
The committee before tie bill disposed oil,
the House al Ionrned.
II is under stood viii be made Ia rccOnste
the vote By which h ahorizng the importation OF Oa
free Of ur laid hc table; and IS expected the
lion will prevail.
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COMMERCIAL. RECORD,
WHOLESALE PRICES cURRE,r

RlcHMoNp, JrLy 10.
MiEAT-Nn change.
FLOuRlhr Canal being Gpea Tho receipts ;,r mo Ia.
ihr,c days have :I. Sale. al 81 81 II oni3n.
CORN--Sacs At IS c's. Iast week 60 c's e.t,t Il az
T. J. PEYlOM
CORN NEAL-s) cents per busle!.
OiTS-iU crns
RYE--75 cent.
FISH-Hcrrn.s, rew No. Cut 81 90; Gross s.s;:,
Roe 81 90 Machere!, No. 8 $64; No. = $40, :
No. |. Sll 81. Slnd- SO u 10 So
LARD-Rbls. l}s i II cts. Kegs l24
bacOS-HaiI!a"re ana Western Sides II cents Sfog!.
ders9s "H Huns III 10 Ii, and scurce CIV Smo.e!
bulk sides iO4
oI.ASS!:s.-swee; Cuba 20 % c... New g,.,,ns.
80 81 cts
UoN-rig lror52io 30, according 70 qnality; swse .
s9O per ton English %; Ircdc&ar Richmond rnaru :G'e
65; Up Country EISS2a ST. according To uualit,
GUANO-pcruWnn &45. from wharf
COFEEE-!tio 4. o.; Laguuyta g.. a9t e:p
PlAS En- G"end 81 no Lump in nnISet
SALT-SaIes !tOa wharf az 81 32s from store 81 ij
STEEL sos ne ton
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should like TO have compared tho expenditure ~ -,
whig administration with that of former democaric ,s ~
men's. should Ike to get some explanation wi e';
that lie expenses OF this government have sudteelo
el from aoout thirty to sixty millions o! to,e
should IKE To Know why whig administration cos,s I
IN profound peace than democratic admnisaton x
during great war 81
should like TO hear some explanation Of the w,
when the "ii2 party reconciles its professions as9p,
scripl!on during The last Canvass with the practice ~
mHsifat!on since th= commencement OF its Off iai ,a,
lhcT pfoitsea hh' none hu; the incapable and tie c
est should 30 prescribed and then they nrnscrihe.
every democrat in office. Now are wc In
every democrat is incapable ard Iishoncst? Does rn
party give this explanation ot lis conduct? Sc,rrI
Yet such is the inference they wouit have others 10
Not content with q, arriving Of their bread ,ha,
them away with t;r'shed name. would NOT COM,
of thcIae proscrpt on i the Irae reason alleged Il,
But what language To strong Tor the nIGuy The h-a
less cruelty and seishness Of the insinualed sants,
mind which they seek shel,er2
However, there will be complain, this score ;,
tive 10 their pr sent canitac. He brandishes hg .w
III advance He p7ociams war without quarter belOo,r
ana comes al y"n in feather and epluef. Well
II You are de!uGcj by tuiS man you were by Iay.
that can say Is that You deserve your fate Bu, a.
fear that yyu will or bc. We arr nuw cOmins Ia,
trial OF the relative strength and numbers VI the ,t
in such contest when CID we fail? Let U.S. then
work boldly. Let us throw false dricicy asit. ana
gardng wing friends let US expose the political cont,r.
our atyesares without fear yet without iaiiin. rb.
saults upon private character. II, III Gong we mi
vail against US and the success of pFncer ,'r
ELECTION oi those who represent them = acscv M,
conclusion Tremendous and long continued aan,,p
Ii wac eleven O'Clock when MIR. Douglas rcErIp.,
vote Gt thanks him ioT his able discourse was u., a.,
posed by the PRESIDENT the association, ani Iu4rno
passed by the meeting And alter nlE" ruGslug chen,
The ~ unn2 Giant of the Vest The ASSEMBLING. :.rs
Subsequently, understand d!ancr was :en1e, 10 Y
Dongas BY the Democratic :.sGJcailun which IL ,.,,,
accom-. o business Washington, which come IN
10 return lh!ther on Saturday night
". w CRrMr, Esq. hav.ng addressed the mce,ro
ROBERT Il. Scott Eco, and said Before we .r.,..
Mr. President, ;rus; II viii Cc The GOOD pleasure i.
meeting not 10 p'Ft with honorcd and resDuce. 49,.
mas delivered Gs on" 81 TIE most thrilling. beau -
admirable addresses ] have ever listened t. wi,l1g, "
.lyag token VI our respect Our ragic, 10.
for that effort; proH"-. Therefore" thai tbs assertion no
i:urn their c0l! ana -incerr thanks 10 Jutg~ b.
las for the vcry cogea able, ai eloquent al .res WHO
has delivered his evening".
TIE motion unanimously agreed tc; nine cheers =.
given for Jude Douglas; a q !he meeting adjourned
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


TORACCO-rhentkG since Friday last hls be, u &c.
tive, AT an advance IS 81 on good and fine man
ut4cuEt hni an impIuvtr Of 80 luw gars
OF manufacturing 1rts on rlicss weeks 1hs
demand Is steady 10 s'cnmns and ing i,acr, III.
oii any change in pices. n. VI. MARTIN & 20.
s"-s Of fo5rcc0'y y. H. 1lAnTrS 4 CO. -ncr Friday
.a"' p Perry, tbs At Is IS and Is %; Viii mr. ~
); Estate 9" i. What. at 90 25 IS ant Q; Jnn T.
Mrigh, at 3: Col b Fdu- - At ; 81 . 80 9 - 80 :
a. ; a. 5 a: 80 ~ 9 IS II and II; e Daniel at !!
81: "m Hicks. - a,t 81 and 80; IIij Wan Dayi. Pat
81 and ~; Mrs. ! \ B1lnt, at6 SO md TO- YIN II
hea: al ) 10, t51 20, Il y and 2I Ramsey ut
ani oU Las Buii"c, ~ /. a"i 81 q C"gw.l ~ q 80
Col } " G,l.Im. a4 Is; q IS N"rwCod . 1T Is: Hon "
tino'r, ~ 80 'nt% ats ~ mi NJ q (; y Pas.
chali IT So v Saluon., a % S md 10: : SIM.
mons NJ s, ) and 10 K II k.G!,hrY = At 50 2a9 g
20 ~. IS. / Etmnds II - = 80 10 IS Il = nnd
~ VI. NJ imund-2 a and 3 q: Wm II Boy. 20, 10
- and IL 30 l. " Ennuuts, 9nt &C. so at p IS
q, @, hni 10; : : Edwards, - ~ 80 - and
2i l. ilendcsDu. 1tt mud ut II 81; ,hp- M"fr- At
80; Burwci. as - ana "; T. henderson 10 81!
I. ., g. -, i25. nj 80. ~ IS and II Is; l. II
Bullock, AT II 80 li62 and II; Aston at9 %; iia
groNc-. al %; / MieHee Il, al 80 At > 81,
81 - and ~ II, 10; L Lewis, at l. at 80
AMI | at =.
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
,...mon no,,cI.s, SPEECH.

We give mp mos, Of our space today 10 D and is
speech which met with such hearty M Com
highly received a, ooo comics Of il 10 be printed
'ui.''o ~ win masters hand il tears ava? '"e
covers up the humbuggery of politician eco'' anu
Us,h,,s 70 the whole country the Seward machinery W
hib The wires are worked. 1t was in vain 'ha MI oo'
:. the Wing meeting Friday, raved and fumea IN ms 10,
cblefeeble attempts 10 impair the effect OF TINS speec"
by depreciaug its author and sneeng at his reasoning
The violence Of Mr. Bs assault Showed that Senator Doug
Ia, had made cenre-sho; and Mr. BIS su'rlng over e
reasoning of Mr. d. and his utter failure 10 answer s'A
point, was the proof of the high intrinsic ines "
document which We heartily commend 10 ooh wings 1"O
Democrats. ,hic
l,is proper that should state that WINE he'''
dinner wa rendered by the Democracy 10 oe"''0
h,,th .laclincd IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
MOST Foul AND ATKoClous MuEpEk'

/, our civ on Sunday night early yesterday h''"s.
was enacted one Of the distressing c"latl"'"e'' '
outrageous tragedies that tie country has even
Mr. losepb Winston al the firm Of Nncc hhs''' 80,
mission merchants residing NJ The nrIlhcr" 'N >,
street near tie City Spring, together W.T." NO # ,h
only child about months old "''s W. -, .,,I, YES
bu;c:c.y The two latter were io'' J., ,h,reh,
terd,y morning and while w' "t''' u.n,, iIs Lcnd
to be- beyord hope OF recovery NV ,,,, ,h,y,s
b,o +, ,sr,;S, wound uron H. 'th'''''"'
''S ,to,d and there aIe three other woands on
:, :, his head Mrs. W. also received 'htrr o' 'o'
0 abou, three. quarters Of inch wide, ard l%'
his long on the forehead, Immediately above the nose
no,.n,ly made with blunt instrument Also TWO Gtsp
u,s on the side OF he! head The child seemed 10 have been
suo,hs,cd or choked 10 death dashed against the wall
The lhroa, and breas, exhibiting severe bruises.
An immense concourSe of persons were going 10 h""
coming from tho scene OF the murders aI yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Winston, we said, is sun ave. anu 'pe'A'
though entirely insensibe either Of the loss oil MS WIG ~
child or Of his situation. On being 'saeo any ''s
was the matter with him, he answered NO. oh'y my -"
Mains men When asked who struck him, lie repiico no
one"
81, peprocs-hrcc men and three women-oeoneine 70
Mr. have been arrested. is reported that TWO OIL e
mnp and wile) desired be soj but mr. W. refused 10 sell
,bmbence their dissatisfaction and hence 1t is thought
their 100 fatal revenge.
Mr. Winston had made preparations 10 leave The CITY WIN
his wife who was delicate health yesterday morning. io'
he North and had in his possession SlUO in cash. and drafts
for oroe omcuns-a Of which found safe; 50 II hp
nsors that punder the object Of the murderes-
Tho house had not been torcbly enterd-the locks win
dows and doors wee all secuedand the inference IRE
ssbc tha, the horrd butchey the work OF those Wht
were acquainted WITH and had TO the premises One
of tho negro women who is Suspected kept the Key OF th
outer door, in rear of the premises and who was as usual
the first the house yet was not Inc rst 10 give W
alarm On returning the Kitchen after opening the nous
Yesterday morning. this woman said that me whiic ioiA
must be dcad-sho couldn't wake EN- hatchet va
opnd In the room occupied by The woman and her hnsoaho
wbo is carpenter and man of malignant temper II ha
of blood on the ande aud appeared 10 nave oee re
Gently washed Marks of blood, learn, wero ionnd Oh
rho ncrson of the same negro woman
The negroes yesterday underwent an examination oeior
,ho coroner-bur, without being concluded il was con
linued until this morning.
Mr. Winston has very extensive family connexions IN I'M
v and the shock is so sudden and astounding, that,
NAV be Supposed deepest sympathy for them PerVhds
our entire community. Every effort, wa are satisfied, ""
be made 10 bring The offenders 10 justice ana clrcutns'an
ces already brought light strong us 10 Induce man
10 believe that the wretchcs now in custody.
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I)f s.

Dlcnr IN Charlotte couy Va, fh Ti the 81
Ia Nrs MAR! HUDSON. widow Ig!sn8
ceass She Was born l!rnflco the lnh >.H5ttt
l1II anI Wa within old She
susttrr ~ Captain Barrett and St!a Pare Hs Pace died "
the ,"u"y o. i!.uucn NC 81" Iu; ~51 Thus Iaant puR'
"'ir ..c day. u erch icf 10, E .10,ara tg a,
va cel agcs u - md ~ ytat-.
DiCn At nc Iessnre Of II. father, N arl, wanf ne
3uih June, JAMES BENJAMIN iDTr IN n" @u year 81 Is:"
ii"" HycropS at ~" Prfsr1f
aud wilt %o hiy staIit "rr"c. m .hc4
OF untricly death -" IBaBfei friend
Death all iD"s aud under al!
aSiu visitation; bur much he soega'y
IL: :1ung J"c,Ht 10 that louGc from ::hce
-" Of TIA; tender wh"u hope "ouli o3 sst'
happiness an Usefulness. VIVA, and If
sIvr than tIsi aud "GI Gao uuT0Sc without i-ci ne
teni' sympaiheH 81 hl- E"ai aroused nr tG
f-rher mourning tie oss u t"ig stay yo te soN
b:- dec yrIrs!
IL IL gone cnt q" Ia he ria" " he l:ks flower bo
BIT hsnLlY :E:s VII fresh the rec0li"Clta'
o" wrr ka.* hun w" lIs mil! %! gentle !.spos, h',to
b"neE-" shn ahi gsn:Giny department. -i"stct rmtO al
were aiitn.cl Win irn The q" ,I h:Ehu irhrrr sh"
The !eccaci Ton cI!hooj ami sa.y !Ic - -
:cst sense OF the word tie NTH Inn redG, ~
whole I'ncsa and rc"cr has IL
usnce ana c5Igna:i0u JUS before w look III INT h. pa,e'
70 hsGoi TO receive him . h4 Dpla les. he an %
hobah' 81 mat realm "cie and az" "Rt
al scs ani !appme, May God comfort aged ia;ic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
LATER l:RONl TEXAS.

CnARlEsroH JrLy 1.-The Picavnne has late accoGn'
from Texas The cholera has made i's appearance III
uada1upr river ana created considerable alarm Tic Greg
in Texas arc remarkably fine Cuisa4! it is said ~" aga
attack TIC civ Of aaanoras and preparations mi.Ir
u ri.c iIr warm reception The H. s. sioup Ut war h:
carr had arrived :, Galveston :ro:n Pensacola
There was Considerable cholera at Jackson, Ns>is-p;
and some s.una he river Louisiana. In. MN.
can boundary survey pcorTcssn. rapidly with Ser 10
ties but embarrassed fJr Of funds. The JachsCi
rail road i 10 be cor,incucr, immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20
THE COURT OF APPEAL

Has organized Lewsburg all the Judges present, The
Court having determined that the oldest Judge in commits
ZION shall be s President Judge Allen in that capacity
The Court unanimously reelected It's old officers viz John
A North Clerk, VIM. Carey, Crier, and Thos j. Dases,
TfpstaH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-20

In Georgia. majority is necessary choice of presi
Dental Electors As there will be three tickets Wis., Wing
Scott ticket. Democratic Pierce Ticket, and "Union
Pierce ticket" the Savannah Republican ("hig) has no
doubt that the Legislature whom the election will be
fered will go overwhelmingly for Pierce and King Geor-
ga therefore, may be set down certain for the Democ.
'io nominees unless acceptable third candidate should
be brought forward of which, the Republican regrets TO
there s but little prospect at this time"
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The National uellissncer has the following despatch


BosroS, JcLY ia special messenger arrived here TO-
Day from Frankln, H. where Mr. Webster ls on his way
10 W, sninson with dispatches COR Government He e
a'cument The Boston Courier office, which that paper
WIN publish Monday The trouble is said 10 he abou
e S'ees treaty and of serious nature-hkelyt 10
e peaceful relations of England and Americas such
probable ''
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FREES0lL TICKET ~ KENTUCKY.
New YoRK, Jnly Is Iassus NJ. Clay oi ken'uc.Y
writes 10 friend in this city Tint Froeso electoral ch
viii be- run in State pledged support the Nominees II
the pi:;sburg convention.
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EDITORS OF FREE pRESS:-I notice my nsnlo in
the Tribune member OF a wing COMMITTEE oi INC
Third Ward IL is without my authority. am democrat,
and intend TO FOR Pierce and King II they can't md
Wbips enough 10 form Ward Committee how do they eX-
meet 10 elect thlr candidates JOHN SN1 Dtk.
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DUEL AT NEW nDfrc.rS

New ORLEANS July ia duel WINS fnpeht vea,erav be
tween Mr. Carroll, editor of the Crescent and J. NJ Bra.
bszon-two shots with rifles exchanged without min
10 either party when the matter was amicaby adjusted