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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-06

And all Law matters attended to as usual. Cash paid
for Soldiers Warrants, by W. s. BARTON
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
octl-dawis3m* Harrington Corner Worcester.
A. F. CIarlz,s
Fashionable Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon No
205 Main street. five doUrs North of The American House
Shaving, Hair Cutting, Curling and shampooing one
Constantly or nand general assortment of Per umery
Particular attention pad to cutting Ladies' and Child.
ren's Hair. novl6 dam
DIR. FL. w. Buxton, PuLMoNIsr, Corner
Main and Myrtle streets, opposite Col'Ons Nursery
Where his services can be promptly obtained at any
hour by day night, when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscultauon ana Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
Toothache! Toothache - The Toothacbe
will be stopped 'Grats'' by the application of fBnr
reu's Veto on Tooihache." Apply at Horticultural
Hall. mover dtf
Mrs. S. g % ii w IN mn experienc ed ana success
fu Midwife, holds herself N readiness day and niaht
to attend to The duties If her profession. Residence
No. 6Austin street o2i-dtf
j. *. CLARK, ii. D., HomGpArHtc pHvs,c,.x
No. Walnut Street. Office honrs from 8 10 "a M
and from 10 NJ.
Worcester'an lst,ls5l ianl If
cid Havana Cigars,
OF all the BEST brands constantly on hand and tor
sale Wholesale and retail, by D. SCOTT, Jr.
octlS DIFF Apothecary, 24s Main street.
HENRY Q. RICE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
o D"rio door Nor'h Of me 9atnsgamOnd Bank,
Removal.-BErs. M. $. Thompson, Female
Physician and Midwife, has removed No. l2 Pearl ST.
maJ !, 1907. df
Segars of exquisite favor are always to be
found IN qu9ntitiest to sn' at the Drug Store OF
l.. T. LAZEII.
Io-dtl POI Main st.
L.. IL. N 70 IN us, M. d., HoMgPATHlc PHy
sicIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street Office hours
from : to A. NJ, 2 to and TO M.
Aug8, 1852 div
WiLLTAM DICKINS oN
NOTARY PUBLIC.
viii attend to this and to other matters of business at
his Office the Central Bank novedtf
~ 5. M ENGILL n Co, Newspaper Adj
yetsing Agents, are the Agents for the Daily and eex
ly spy and authorized receive Advertisementsand
Subscriptions for at the lowest rates Their receints
are regarded as payments. Their offices are M New
York, 1872 Nassau streets Boston, 10 State street
elo dawtf
". H. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
is Agent for this paper and authorized TO lake adye
usements and subscriptions at the same rates AS 70
CURED by us. lis Offices are at Boston, ScholIay,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

AELANE'S WORM YER HIFUGE.--Tbe
WI follow ~ order shows at once the demand for
and the excellence Of this great medicine CerG.
Gates have been 50 multiplied in favor OF this Yer
mituge. that We consider it unnecessary to add any
more.
"Yoar, Iuly 2sth ls47.
"JKidd & Co.-The Vermifupe let Us on sale
come time ago byyour agent, il all sold. 1t sells
very rapidly and gives great satisfaction. As We
are entirely ont OF the article, and having frequent
calls for /, you viii pease send Us some imnesi.
ately. G. a. MORRIS & CO z
For sale BY JAMES JONES d. co.
lime Z. I85I--n49-IY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
$1,000 REV. ARD'.

u WILL give reward ofONETnOUStND
Il DOLLARS Ior The apprehension end AZ
livery or safe confinement in any JAN in dis
State for JAMES CHiLDRESS, VII. willlIly
'ourieredny son, James Robinson, in Aio5iIr,
on the evening Of the III inst.
Said Ch.tress was raised u Tuscaloosa
county, aged ahlu, % wears, dark skin, hltck
eyes and hair, abtn ) feet 10 inch : bjgb,
weighs abo1t i2o pounds, var wti aers and
musache, aad bad ,H Nh b- cannted he
deed, b!u- Goa v,h ha.- hfoa.
WILLIAM ROBINSON
Lowndesboro' Ma, De- ~ 1851. --36-3
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

AiLLEY'S ANIMAL GALFANIC is CLAIM
~ ed By itsnvelto,. to possess properties which
Ito the Farmer and OoWner-and those having
charge OF Horses aud Cattle are Of the utmost i'm
portance This opinion is not mere iySe dirH OF
the roPrety, but based upon various and faithful
trials and applications
The greal prophecies Of DALLEY's ANIMAL GAL
vAsic, arc tew bat positive!
Its prominent feature, and whichno other article
excepting DALLEYs (word renowned) PAIN FIX
TRACTOR possesses, is 10 conquer inflammation {!
In It's action Is powerful, aud possesses the pro-
pertes OF lorciby and rapidly drawing from the
blood and ojecliog all impure matter, cleansing the
wounds 70 which It is applied thoroughly, giving
them healthy tone, aud consequently, electng a
rapid cJre.
in case Of swc'iings If well rubbed on, It checks
and subiues al Inflammation in very short time.
ana nsequently speedy cure must naturally fol-
low
It's penetrating n0wer is immense! hence, in Va.
rious cases il has been successfully used in the
cure Of Bone,Spyn
/. stands to reason however, that in cases where
the Ointment has first to penetrated bard substance
before it can reach the sabstratum Of the disease,
that longer aud more thorough application is ne
cessary than where the diseased ocaify can at once,
by direct Application be brought under the influence
OF the Ointment--as in cases OF Sores, Calls, llu-
mors, Bruises Broken Kee Sc. &c.
In aIlof such disease il acts with electric rapidity
Broken Knees il eiectaally cures without scar. or
disocoraticn Of the hairso that the injury cannot
Afterwards be traced
For sale by
JiMES JONES & co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

VsNHE undersigned - u. a,o,intal l1ninstia'or
Of the Estate Of azte,l /. All. Deceased
etthe October FERN Of the Prob tie Court flown les
county this is to notify all persons having claims
against said estate 70 present them duly authent.
Gated according to law; and all persons indebted to
sad estate will conc forward and make settlement
GIDEON 3. WHITE. Admir-.
December 10, 1851 .-24-6w.-[P. f. SO SO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
WEAVER, VIZ n1AHza & u5xzoRDs,

Late Ne4tcs - is toA
Vtlles7le aaf Re'ai Dealers IN staple and
Fanoy Dry Goods.
IS. ST. Frances Street, Mobile.
Wn B. Weaver Columbus, Miss.
isaac Williams
yos. K; E t,,l Aberdeen, Miss.
jan ,, 1852. %7-ti.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
JOHN FRAN ES-t onroe.,encr. /

m
JUL lt 3 49,, "''A tSt.1NeY.
TWUOEENALE IND EEI4fEl
HAS rsr,,-,l his ts19fr-in,Hlvr St=fs o. Ts,lr.
IL q 5.t,,-,i,,rs N .,,,l .r aiairssr.s ~.
~ v,uIs rs.rs .ay. b. Y, l1.,per cr-s.t.... a, q
e,.- - of 4"--,, .o,..e rs t.rs, ..ie
,l, .Dfrs-ar.ib -vrf. t..-. ,.-t +, ~. al
..l,.., I. F.. so,
be .>sa, ,,.is,sn,., su s.sl "a arae AMI vcI.-s. .
est.f $50 .,n..,r ii,b,t oheh az has tsen. mg
rs i,.t,.1e,,r. a.-,,,,In 10 ,bs l.ber. gl.t ",
,'airns and v,.,.i,p a. sets sacz Il Ai, an.
,-',. 70 mn, m.nasrurea nv hons, roa. Size
s-.,f... N,,.,, sud a, ,vrr,pfs fisesa all to bs
,aaer t.sl- --Sasrs. In tarni,h every ttiugin h..
...t...f... ~. , .,-.,.. and always S,rts3 ~,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

A sro,r'or E, Of CLOT1IS, CfSSfUERE
"A FEYr!NG~ antTRfHEfGS. GcdaeHe
wh1rtai s.a 5ssiasgal uil eall ~ an ia.,7'
ttsirordeF4
A'-o ne e chrsp cinths ~ fouihs and f6.-
%, - ellea via g s1aae ap very cheap o. --'
.4g -t1lss
HATS AID CPS.
SsiffssJ'0i'4g. DraEsrs, Ifaaaierriisfs. So
Srsp-ntrrf. Crir5iy. NraffE jg+r. So
Ct'as R1r.so Haif Tres 4. Ssirls
CLOVES great v7rieiy.
CAkisiAGa III NbS--a gnrr as sorfn1euf.
g. JOHNSTON,
Nov !, lssi.--lS-2m. 1'.'a~ r Dfafr-.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
NOTICE or NeOLVENCY.
THE SIZE Or MISSISSIPPI
L0rages Counfy.

L0saGes County
10 ak persons hariag clqims against HE Es'ais n
JONATHAN DECUERD, Decd.
ETOU are hereby notified to present your claims
L duly probated and allowed according to aw, 10
the Clerk Of the Probate Court Of sad county 70 be
filed for exapintion and apportionment by the First
Monday 10 September, A. d. 1852. or they viii be
barred aaid estate having beenduly declared nsoIgeB
- Witness, the don. Nathaniel Il Goodwin.
t. S. Judge Of the Probate Court Of said county,
- the Isl Nondayoi SaptemDet, \. D. 1881.
Issued September 9Th, A. d. 1851.
DANIEL WlLiIiNs. CLK.
September 10, l55l--ll-6m. fP +. S27l
8CN,Eftl Drafts on New York fer sale by
~ a.,%f A glupGOK 4 Hn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
(Signedl
raylor * Mccarthy.

S1'e agents, olWibis. Mss
D. The G medicine, at" not lihe The quack
rast-ums tron tie north, good for every thing hut
v3asstcsdiy cure t42 atitdic they are prescribed
flr
look r. YarG owy IyrERf,r --N-. !dttles YER
II .a5t pnt up iu vla,es daGb'e ,hr 50, q uy
,ther, Is gwen " the sane war, requires nothing
forwards. aut ieciiedIg enenI ar mos. certain
ara sale remae, ta relieye cbiIdrenol wo. ms eyeg
offered to the public. Price - cl, and 81.
Columbus Cc, 81 lajL Ii-G.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
LIVERY
STA ARRBEE.

'7NHE slsscriser wopl ilfa. m his frian,is aad'a,
public cele-sllv, that b. has taken tie ea'i-e
eontro. Of ha>s wel-kl,Ea LIVERY STABLES
.o-'ne-.y occupied 1y Hsiy * RiEcy. San Narsc, s..
-'a,h %. TIE ''C'.amlls il3gel.' he b4s en.ar.ta
ana OF erNlse improved his Stables, So thar BE- IS
abs prepared 60 aocomn date aus number q. ba-ss>
uat may be Ell Wi,h hi,u ia sSy.e Bot safassSet sr
any establishment Of the kia3 S,s' OF lhsaa AMI
D.Xou's iiRs lie keeps constantly cd band u-
hire Saddle Har =, Carriages, Bncges Gc., 90. f4t
most suP'Tiar qaaluy. Fc,m his long ex1s- nee -n
the b1suvss. and great iesrs O. Eye perfect t.>
action 70 his customers; be aoacs 10 receive ..a-
eri snare OF patronage
lis terms are Tire sumo ss heretofore;
f'~ss All u So, 9-- dag, s. DH
NsiAs H5rss Isr DIR. 90
H9rs q Llsera per- a,a'i, J. 51
PR wsE, ; 50
per dag, 10
Hrse p,r HisAl. 50
Su,g't fed 80
La.sf,- Dsrsrs, pr Day efer The ga iaa, 90
October ., 1881.
wv. CADY & CO.
Columbus, Miss, NAY II, ls5l-ni6-Iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
4,:sAus...ra.ot's Sotsce.
Garden Seed

" ANnRETl!S Gorden Seed, warranted frcs
E-A aud the crop Of 1851 Just received and 70
sale by Taylor 4 NJ CAkTHY
January 10, 1852 -2s-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17
wraoaRHAan or TIE LUNGS.

dAc"N Apfi S49
Da IdTrLr--Sr At4r having hol repeated a..
tack7 Of hem,rlase Of the lung. OF which have
used daz-n or m1re ot Nisttr's Da.sun OF Wild
Cherry Aithplt stoppeg il, am happy Ia inform
Won your Anllyne t1ngh Drops have 70 eyed az,
not o3Ig Of The coagh aud Of The lungs but
rave 70 more hemarrhaga although several MOUTHS
have elapsed since: basies. ny breast Is mach
strony,f Your medicine | have onn1 10 suit nv
case much better tam the Balsam Of Cherry; III
Tact, very ltr superior % it in every way.
Yours, respectfully,
(Signed) H. L. SHAW.
f7'Bawarn Of imposition, anl avoidthe use ofsOb
stitlaes. The qcc-simie OF the siGnafale DR. w
q. i.it'ie, will be found upon the outside wrappero
oica one OF his medicines.
oeH wholesale and retail by the proprietor at his
Manufacturing lIepat M. 3s4, Market street, pila
dslpd4, and 1t Macon GA ~ k lad alsoo 6 a
Moore & Co jackson, I. A. Talbot Holly Springs;
G, MORRISON rnscaoosi. and bv agents AMI Drug.
giSts generally throughout TIE Southern and IVES
tern States.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-17

NoHtLE, Il MAY, $50
'ENUE firm IT ANDREWS & DAWSON is this
ty dissolved by mutual consent. Jyo G..
DAwSoy is tu.is authorized 10 settle an business Of
The concern. WARREN ANDREWS
JOHN G. DAWSON
Nag 9th 1850 45-tf
MpBue, lst May, 1850
AR WARREN NDREWS having with.
"a drawn from the firm OF ANDREWS # Dawson,
the subscribers wl continue the fi'orase aai Gom-
,r'sSion BRjaesS IN Mobile, under theirm of u tN-
son & FRANNlIN, aud solicit continuation of
tho patronage heretofore bestowed upon the irm OF
AniIewsaud Dawson.
JOHN G.. DAWSON.
$. 5 FRANKLIN.
Nay 9thls5a. i5-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Free-soii National Convention.

PITTSBURGH, Thursday, Aug. II, 1852
The Convention met at o'clock at La
Fsye,,s Hall None but Delegates were ADMITTED
The proceedings were commenced by prayer, by Rev.
AIR. Loveioy, of Illinois. The jOurns. was read and
approved.
The frat business 10 order being the appointment Of
sNatiopal Committee the States were called, and the
following members appointed;
Maine Woodbury. Davis New Hampshire, G. G.
Fog; Massachusetts, Henry Wilson Connecticut
yohn Hooksr. Rhode Island, James NJ. H. Dow Yer
mon, + u Barber; New.York, Charles A. Vacation
New Jersey. Alex Black Delaware VIM Chandler ;
Penn,vlyanIs VIM B. Thomas; Ohio, DR.. w. H. Bris;
bsne; Michigan, silas NJ. Holmes Wisconsin,, c. l.
Jones Indlara q. w Julian II inois, owen Loyeloy
Iowa, S. L. Howe; Virginia, John Gllyran; Kentucky
Casslus N. Clay MARY land, J. E. Snodgrsss
Mr.. Tsppan from the Committee on Mode OF Voting,
reported resolution that In voting for President and
Vice President or PLATFORM the Delegate or Delegates
nom each State shall cast the full electoral vote through
her chairman but that when delegations differ the
chairman shall declare the proportion, and not give the
vote OF tbs majority as whole.
DR.. snodgrsss wished 10 know how that proviso
would operate In Of State that has but one Dele
gate.
Committee be laid on the table
vote by States was called.
Inc Chair oecioed ire car IV4 "'V'o" - S'"'0' Wv "
order
The decision of the Chair was appealed from but was
Sustained.
ordered per espita each Delegation on the
aCor having one vote.
This Is teIt question between the friends Of Hale
and Chase, and the following the result Ayes 49,
Nays l79 Eastern and Middle States voting Nay, and
Western Aye.
The Report OF the Committee was then adopted.
II Joshua X. Gidding', Chsi man Of the Committee on
1 Platform, nsds the following Report;
MAJORITY REPORT.
II Having assembled IN National Convauton as the
delegates a the Free Democracy OF the United States
II Caed by a common resolve TO maintain nights against
II WRONGS aud Freedom against Slavery conhdng in the
Intelligence the pAtIioi.m and the discriminating
Ice OF the American people pat Jog our trust ia God
r the triumph Of Cause snc invoking bis ggdanse
oar endeayors TO advance Il, we now sub MI Tor toe
candid Judgment Of all men the folio King declaration
Il principles and measures:
FDsf That Governments deriving their Just powers ion
re consent Of the Instituted among sn 20 80
s1s 70 all those insensbe rights OF life, hDeEy ans 1e1
Pssn OF happiness with which they are eudewet ~ '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
xXXIID CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Aug.

n %
Dir. SkwARp presented the petition of
III avian Society Of New York and vicinity, IN
favor OF The proposition Of Mr. Hanson OF Brooklyn, to
es;holIh a line Of steamers betSeen Brooklyn and
G!ucksatt AND Hol.ten carry the mails al rate OF
roG,sge Of ten cents single letters.
ilr. UYDERwoeD reported a bill to con-
vey TO the CorpoI siOn Of Menphis Tenn ten acres OF
lara "A hat CRY, which 10 Arsenal ouiidas
bui used CONDITION tua said city convey 70 .ue
United States about tie quantity OF land 10 ths'
c;y, on Ech low HospIA-tne latter 70 DC acre
sitter used a Marine Hospital. ~
On motion OF Mr. JOINS. the bill was
taken Up.
Mr. SHIELDS said there WIS general
law allow "a the wsr Department to se such properly
when iI was considered useless.
Mr. JOINS said the arsenal property IN
Memphis bsd 20, been usei for tbs las: nisesn years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
From Halifax, N. y
BosroN, Thursday, Aug. u, 1882.

BosToN, Thursday, Aug. Il, 1882
The steamer Sir John Harvey arrived
here this morning bringing Halifax papers to the 10Th
August
The crops said to be excellent throughout Nova
Scotia.
There Is no fishing news. The Halifax papers are
decidedly opposed to any compromise OF the fishing
qpsstion
Is stated that the French nave 500 vessels engaged
In fishing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
,ev Cstton-The Crops la Mi,sissippi-The
RurninR of Boyd'- Hotel.
CHARIFsToN. II eonesday,

CHAELEsToN, Wednesday, Aug. II, l,J2
The Georgia paper, report that bale OF
new Cotton has oeen received Albany In that state
Accounts from Mississippi report the
Corn and Cotton crops as unusually heavy.
The furniture Of BOyd's Hotel, recently
Destroyed g, East Pascsgoua, was Insured Tor w
Tne baggage Of the guests was saved. The Hotel was
valued AZ $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Later from the Fisheries.

BoSION, Ihursuay Aug II, Io0-'
By the steamer Admiral. we have ST.
John papers of yesterday. Commodore Perry, of the
Mississippi landed at ST. John on Monday, and was re-
cslved by Guard Of Honor On Tuesday he pro-
ceeded to Fredericton to have an interview with the
Governor.
A public dinner to the officers of the
Mississippi is talked of by the inhabitants OF ST. lohn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
An Arrival from Africa.

SALEN Thursday, Aug, r I63!.
The brig Draco, from the River Gambia
with sdyices TO July L. arrived this port hi. morn
ing She brings no news Of importance.
The brig Lucy. from New York, wa, at
Bssssn d!schar ding cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

BARNUM AT HoME.-There was pleas
ant party of Editors and other friends Of Z. /.
Barnum at Iranistan' yesterday to examine the
Xater-Works just erected for Mr.. B. by right
competent engineer. The grounds Of 'lranistan'
are about seventeen acres hitherto watered by
brook which fails in the dryest weather, impelling
Barnum to q resolute effort to supply the def
cheney. To this end he has dug and blasted out
well Of twenty feet diameter to depth of sixty
5eet and built over it a Brick Tower, about one
hundred feet high, with an Iron Tank at the sum-
init, capable OF holding seven hundred hogsheads
A new and beautiful Engine (which has much
other work assigned it, pumps this Reservoir fall
in three or four hours, afiording an ample supply
TO the House. Gardens, Stables, &C., including
Fountain before the front door, for at least week.
Henceforward, lack of rain is not to be felt as
priyation at lranistan.
MIR. Bamum's COnservatories exhibit Grapes,
Nectarines and Peaches fully ripe and luscious
with superb specimens Of the Banana, the only
ones which have borne fruit in this part OF the
world. His Gardens and Grounds are unsurpassed
in thrift and beauty. Long may he live to enjoy
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Fnrthnuake In New-Brunswiek.

B0SToN, Thursday, A ug. IL, lSJ@
At Bathurst, n. b.. on the 2d inst, the
shock of an earthquake experienced by which the
main wall of the Court House separated tor nearly
half an inch In the upper story. Considerable glass
was broken In other buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Liner from Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday Aug. 10, So.
We have later adyices from Texas here,
but the new. uninp Orant The report OF the crops
I, very favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
The Cholera nj Rochester.

RocHEsrrR, Thu sday Aug. u, So
Tie Board of Health report to-day ii
ca.es of cholera and deaths, for twenty four hours
ending at o'clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Entnl Railrond Accident.

An unknown man was killed this NOR
ming by a train on the Westminster Railroad de was
ualpS ON the track and paid attention TO the sig
mails given The deceased was apparently ABOUT 10
wears old with long white beard, and was bare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Naval Court Martial.

NO3TOLK, Thursday, aug. II IeJ<'
The Nayal Court Martial ha, acquitted
Lieut. Weir Of the charges brousht sgsins. him, and
isutenced Commander Paine TO a repfmsnd and dis
rIsssl from the command Of the |. ;. sloop-oiWar
CYare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

PENSsYLyANA.-The Wing State Gem
trail Committee have called Mass Meeting o. 'a'
friends of Scott and Graham, to be held al iiA''
burgh, to signaze the victory at Churuoas'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
IOWA ELECTION.

We have several letters and slips nom
iowa, announcing the Wing victory in the
Northern Congressional District. The fol-
lowing are the reported majorities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13

NEw-YoaK.-Hon. Caleb Lyoa ', . H caa-
didat. for Congress IN The IeIsE.9a sna Nv
District and VIII tax. the s:srf so' n''n''S
present campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
The Presidency.

BALTISoRE Thursday Aug. H. 1852
ScnatOr Dawson, OF Georgia, has come
out in favor of General Scott and will address the
Wing meeting at Cambridge, in this state, on
Monday next. Messrs Morehead and Stany, Of
North Carolina, will also speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
CAPTAIN Morris Drowned.
BALrINoRE, Thursday, Aug. II

BNTINORE, Ihursaay, Aug. IT IsJ-.
Capt, Morris. and il sailor whose name
we have not been able to ascertain were drowned In
the Pstuxent River las, week They were from Laurel
Delaware.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-13
Murder In wa,hIngton County, MississIppI.

LOUIsYILLE thursday, Aug i: I'1@.
James Johnson. of Washington County,
Miss, murdered John Fulton the Sd inst The Gov
eruor offers reward for the apprehension oil the msr'
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MIR. Webster's Nomination.

BOsTON, IhuIsuaV, mug, tt IoJ<'
A notice appears in The Daily Adrerti-
ssy from Hon George T. Curtis, In which the account
of the final meeting OF Mr. Websters friends and their
abandonment Of the project OF placing him In nomina
zion for the Presidency, is declared to be fictitious
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grcssionnI Nominations In fndiana-IoWa
Election. $50
LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Aug l., 1852.
An extra session of the Missouri Legs
Iature has been called for the 3Oth of August, to
enact the necessary laws relative to the recent
grant by Congress of lands for the Pacific Rail-
road.
The Wings of the XIth District in In
diana. have nominated J. NJ Wallace for Congress.
IN ,the Vth District they have nominated D. H..
Browning, and the Democrats have nominated l..
w. Ross in the WITH.
The ST. Louis Republican says returns
Indicate the election in Iowa, of two Wings to
Congress.
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SpecidI U1s11lch 70 Inc n. 7. ITONHt.
General Edney, of North Carolina, was
ao.day confirmed as charge d'Adaires to Gauta-
malta. c. b. A.