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Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20

SYRACUSE, Sept. 20.
The Free Democratic State convention met this
morning. After reading the resolutions they
proceeded to ballot for State officers. w. Tomp-
kirs was nominated for Governor on the 1st BAL
lot. Seth Gates Lieutenant Governor. anu Cha s
II. Wheaton Canal Commissioner,
Tompkins addressed the convention and accept
ed the nomination, acknowledging the honor Of
avowing his devotion to "Freeso' doctrines AMI
declaring he would stand to them to the last $50
help me Cod"
Adjourned after adopting platform
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20

correspondent, who is entirely reliable, sends
us the Loco Galphin pamphlet from Port Byron,
Illinois, and says they are being circulated through
that section dnoe up in packages of dozen, with
the two outside ones franked by r. H. STANTON,
and all the balance franked by j. r. GlDDISGs,
and left blank for postmasters to direct.
We mention this as proof that GIDDINGs is one
OF PIERcE's Abolition allies" Republic.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20

OF the Louisville Journal reports that Judge Petit
at recent meeting at Vincennes Indiana, look
Ing at the auditory with mortified expression,
said
~Fellow-citizens: My appointment in Vincen-
hes has been proclaimed far and wide, and in
viewing the audience, do not feel at liberty to
waste time and breath land by very severe exer-
ton probably cause hemorrhage of the lungs) in
addressing this meagre assemblage before me. If
the people do not feel any more interest in the
success and prosperity of the principles of the
great Democratic party and the election OF Pierce
and King. am not going to trouble myself in ex-
erting my powers in promoting the cause in this
Community"
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
COtt6sa Gin
NJ MANDATORY A

THE undersigned have commenced the manu-
l. fac,me of superior Cotton Gins, at the old
stand of j. r. CROSBY, one mile southwest of
Washington. They have on hand full stock of
the best quality OF materials and are prepared TO
furnish Planters on the shortest notice and most
accommodating terms, with superior GINS, war
anted to perform we'll All orders in their line.
will meet with prompt attention.
CROSBY & WYATT.
WASHINGTON. J,,Iy 21. 1852. 29-tf. ca
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
The State Of Arkansas,

COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD.
Office of the Clerk Of the Henpstead Circuit Court
on tie chdneery SIDE thereof. In raoation, Septem-
Der 27h, .a ID. 1852.
Grandson d. Royston. Com
1l,tisMnf.
rs.
Elijah Gibson and Elizabeth
Gibson his wife. lste Elizabeth
Casnpbell. James Moss and Mar
guret Moss his wife. late Marga-
ret Campbell, John B. Holman Bill for part-
and Ann Holman his wife, late tio, of Real
Ann Campbell, Joseph H. d. Estate.
Sco5y anJ Jemima Scoby his wife
late Jcnlima Campbell Susan
Eskridge. late Susan Campbell.
and the unknown Children and
heirs of Rachael Gooch deceased,
late Rachael Campbell, Dqend-
ants.
TNHIS day came the said Complainant by Wat
i kins 4 Curran his solicitors, and filed his bill
in this cause, and also an affidavit that portion
of said defendants presidents of the State of
Arkansas; wherefore it is ordered that the said
defendants 1e notified of the pendency of this suit
the object Of which, is to OBTAIN partition of the
following mentioned and described tracts of land
lying and being in the county of Hampstead i'm
the State of Arkansas, to wit: The Northwest
quarter of section six in township eleven. South
of range twenty-four West in the district of line
SUBJECT ID sale at washington. Arkansas contain
ing hundred am; forty acres. and ishteen
hundredihs of an acre which was patented to
John Campbell and Felix Francis Gibson and the
said nonresident defendants are hereby required
to be and appear before the Judge of the Circuit
Court Of Hampstead county. in chancery sitting,
at The Court house in tho town OF Washington. in
the county of Hampstead, in the State OF Arkan-
sas, on the seventh Monday after the fourth Mon
day of September. A. ID. 1852. and then and there
plead, answer or demur to said Bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed against them. and
decree entered accordingly; and it is further or
Iered that copy hereof be published for two
weeks successively in the Washington Telegraph,
a newspaper published in Washington Arkansas.
the last insertion of which is to be at least four
weeks belore the commencement of the next
term of said Hampstead Circuit Court.
Test s. L. SANDERS. Clerk.
a true copy from the record.
S. L. SANDERS. Clerk.
Washington Sept. 20, 1852. 39-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20

~ ROANOKE. THE HOMESTEAD OF JOHN RANDOLPH
The division of the estate of John Randolph de-
SI ceased In the county of Charlotte, known Mid
S,e 1 Quarter, on which was his mansion. was sold
Monday the 9th inst, at Charlotte. c. H.. for
something less than S35,O0O
wood Bou!din, Esq.,, of the city of Richmond
"'S tue purchaser Lynchburg Viygiaida.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
TERMS! TERMS! TERMS!
FRESH DRUGS and MEDICINES

HNlIE undersigned has just received, and is now
Il opening very general assortment of genuine
Inspected DRUGS and MISUNDERSTANDING
GALS, FERFrMERIES, PAINTS OILs and DYESrUFFs.
Also large lot of
Patent Medicines,
Louden Il Co.'s Alternative, Expectorant. Car
minatve Balsam. Hair Tonic. Female Elixer.
Ague Pills, Sanative pills. all healing Salve. Pile
remedy. Tonic, Vermifuge and Cherokee Lima
ment. Tutewilcr's celebrated Pile remedy: Fahn-
estocks Vernifilge. Mnfatts ,'hpnix 3iiters and
Life pills Townsends Sarsal larilla. Spencers pills.
&c. &c. Also Ayers Cherry i'ectoral the best
Lam
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

THE undersigned Executors of A. VI. B.
i Thompson deceased, hereby give notice that
they will apply to the Probate Court at the next
October term thereof. to be held in and for the
county of Hampstead, for an order, should it be
found necessary, to sell portion of the slaves be-
longing to the Estate of said deceased sufficient
to discharge all the debts and to close up the Es-
tate. at which time all persons interested may at
tend.
R. P. WILLIAMS Ex,r
A. LEWIS. "
September 9TH 1852 37-.,W
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
They are Coming,

WASHINGTON, Oct. ,. p. NJ.
The Republic announces that James p. John
son. prominent Democrat of Georgia, has de-
clared for Scott and Graham.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
Personal Difficulty.

NOKFOLK, Oct. 2, IS:)Z.
A difficulty occurred at public meeting Ports
mouth last night, between Henry A. Wise and j.
e. Holiday, blows were exchanged. but the par
ties were separated.
A duel is anticipated.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
MRS. Nj. H. MORGAN'S

." I'M Hry SCNOoI.
The FIFTH Session OF Mrs. Morgan's Primary
School will commence on the 18th of September
1852. She begs leave to return her thanks for
the kind patronage she has received, and hopes
by unremtted attention, to lcrt still further APP
probation and support. The terms will continue
the same, and it will be understood that bills not
paid at the end of the Session. will bear the rate
of interest usually charged Those now indebted
to her will confer favor by calling and settling
their accounts. NJ. f. MORGAN.
July 26th 1852 BOW
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
Arrival Of the Atlantic....COttOn
UNCHANGED.
New YORK, Oct. 2. 1852.

NEW York, Oct 2, 1882
Ihe Atlantic arrived to-day The City of
Manchester arrived out on the 21st ult. The
British have taken Birmah without any resistance
The Duke of Wellington will be publicly buried
at st. Pauls Cathedral. The eniisraut shin Thilss
ton. which sailed from Liverpool on the 10th iilt,
with ls3 Irish emgrants board for New Or
leans. was totally wrecked upon The 18th near
Wexford. Five Of the passengers were drowned;
the rest were saved. Napoleon is everywhere
received with great rejoicings. A serious flood
has occurred in the Rhine. The Belgian minister
has resigned Serious riots have occurred at
Stockholm about prosecuting the Jews. 1t was
easily suppressed. Prussia has announced that she
will not treat about coalition of the States The
cholera is abatng on the continent. The ship
Oscillia of San Francisco, for Hong Kong was lost
upon the China coast. The crew were all saved,
The Austrian news to the 1st of July and since
the great flood, is favorable.
CcTToN.-Brown and Shipley quote cotton as
being very quiet not the least change from previ-
Gus advices Corn market unchanged. Wright
quotes the cotton market as being freely supplied
and prices weak. On Saturday AMI Monday,
zoos bales were solI-Orleans fair 81 61, mid
ding 5sa52, Upland fair 6, middling 5Ia5s. The
business in the manufacturing districts continues
good. On Wednesday the cotton market opened
quietly probably six or eight thousand bales sold
at same prices.
Further by the Asia-.-English
Markets..
New YORK, Oct. 6, p. NJ:
The Asia reports cotton dropping, but unchang-
ed. Of the 10000 bales sold during the week,
5000 were taken by spectators and 5000 by ex-
porters The imports during the week amount
ed to 10000 bales
Breadstuffs unchanged
The Manchester trade is reported as in a healthy
condition. ..
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
Administrators Notice.

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD, SCI:
WHEREAS at a Court of Probate for said
w county OF Hampstead commencing on the
I'd Monday of July A. ID. 1882, the following adj
ministrators and Guardian accounts current and
settlement filed for confirmation at the next
term of said Court. ri..
Ezekiel Nance Adm. est. s. Fl. Thompson-final;
Lucinda McColum. Adm est. WIN. r. McColluID;
Joel ID. Conway, Adm. est. James Allen;
A. b. Williams Sam'l Moore;
c. n Cheatham; - J. 4. Walker--fnal.
NJ. NARROW, Robert Tyree;
w. 4 J. Perren 9 Saml Perren;
John S. Johuson. 6! VIM S. Johnson-fnal.
Tilmon I. Collier, Guard. OF VIM. A. Halle;
H. W. Smith, = II. J. Tarpley;
same :" Green Tarpley.
Therefore notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in the settlement of any such Estates
accounts, TO come forward and file exceptions to
such accounts, if any they have, on OF before the
second day of the next term of our said Court Of
Probate. to be holden at the Court House, in the
town of Washington. on the 2d Monday of Octo
Der, A. ID. 1852, or they will be forever barred
from excepting to such accounts, or any item
thereof. ut i-
Test. S. L. SANDERS Clerk.
August | /, 1852. 80 ftg '.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
Cheaper than the Cheapest!

EOR the purpose of closing out my stock will
7 sell the following articles cheaper on an av-
erage than they can be had elsewhere in town,
to wit: Sugar. Coffee, Aiolasses, tobacco (by the
box or retail Whiskey (by the barrel or other
wisel Brandy, Honey, Vinegar. shad. Mackerel,
Cod fish, Starch, Candles, Powder. shot. Saleratus
etc. ETC. Just call at the Exchange II
msasr SAMUEL PARKER.
Wasiingt Sept. Sfh, 1882 36-tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20

REwAsHA, Sept. p.
Returns indicate the defeat Of the Democratic
State judicial ticket in Wisconsin, and success tc
the Independent ticket
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20

C0 600 Pounds Of Fresh Mountain
>O,OOO Flour. just received and for
Sale by, Z. l.. BRITTIN.
WaShing gtOn. Ctt. II. 1852. 1i-u.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
Books and Stationary.

A full supply of School Books Quills, Steel-pens
and holders, Envelopes. waters. Letter and Cap pa
per. Copy books. States and I,ancis, Family
Bibles nc. &c. All of which will be sold very
low for cash. II. =. WILLIAMS.
Washington, Jnne 9th, ISj2. 23-y.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned for
IA fees, are respectfully requested to make pay
ment on or before the first day Of October next
Ii not settled by that time he will be under the
necessity of waiting upon them withthe Fee
bills A. c. OWEN, Sheriff
of Lafayette county.
Lewisville. July 3lst, 1892 l31-4t.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU ToroaRApHIcAL ENGINEERS.

BUREAU TOPoGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS: Z
September IS, 1852
PROPOSALS. will he received by the Secretary
i of War until the Sd day OF January, 1858, for
the removal OF the raft on Red River; at which
time the contract will be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder provided the same be satistac-
tory to the Department, and shall not exceed
h,s,,ited th,uSau1 dollars,
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
ApDeal to FreesOjIcrs!

At the late Democratic meeting in HILLSIDE
rough, n. H. the proceedings Of which have :1een
cfronicled with much enthusiasm Ivy the Locoloco
press, Hon. VIM. A. GpTman, of Indiana. one Of
the big guns Of the Pierce party, made speech
which is headed by the Portsmouth New Hamp-
shire) Gazette, sirong Pierce paper, as 'Colonel
Gorman's Great Speech In this speech Col.
German makes the following adroit appeal to the
Free Soilers of New Hampshire:
There is no,r reason why any intelligent
man, who has heretofore acted with any Free Soil
party, should continue wHhn its ranks, as its ten
lency is plainly a reriua Of those agit,ai"g 1ues-
tons which at time hreacncd the eristence If
this glorious Union. What can free so;lcrs hope
from the Whig partye HhM has Mu purity eoer
dome t. comment ii to their support, either Greedy
by voting for Scott, or indirectly for Hale! Gene
back to the Democratic fold and you saW be re-
ceiucd niA ueirun,e hands ,tnd hospia5le henrts.;
Let the people of the South bear III mirG these
significant appeals of Col. German. They will
that. while Southern Democratic orators are
seeking to persuade the people OF the South that
Scott is unsound on the slavery question. the
Northern Democratic orators maintain that the
Wing party never has done and never will do
anything to enttle it to Free Soil support.
LinisUiUc Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20

OEMocRATIc "DocUMENTs' IN NEW YoRK-
The New York Evening Post is the most widely
circulated and influential Pierre aud King paper in
the northern States Anon, the "iccuulcnts'
for the canvass printed by its 2roprietors, and adj
vertisec e,.itoraly in the Post of the 9th inst,
now before us. are the speeches OF those notorious
trec-so locuiocos JoHN A. DIX. and JoHN VAN
BUREN, delivered at mass meeting at New3erg,
July 26, 1852.
In press and to be ready in few days. UE.
der this head we find the following:
Benydn,;n +. Butler tn Senat,r Chase. in reply to
his letter dated July 9Th, 1852, urging the impro-
priety of nominating third cam!iIate for the
Presidency.
our readers have already seen specimen en-
tracts from this elaborate argument in favor CT
the Pierce ticket, and against the platform.
The same paper has subsequently, published
and advertised for circulation the recent seech of
the cdiolIS, aboltionist SUMNER, against the ugi-
tive slave law.
S, goes the fight, on the part Of these northern
men with southern principlesl' Mash. Ban.
THE GREAT UxxyowN.-The Hon. Charles
Fenton Mercer, who served four years in Con-
gress at the same time with Gen. Pierce: the Hon.
Edward Stanly, who served five years with him
in the same capacity and the Hon. Thomas F.
Marshall, who also served several years with
many other members. all testify that they have
no recollection of Gen. Pierce. in his public or pr-
vate relations. Surely such person must be "a
marvellous proper man. to be run for the Presi-
dency! His most partial advocates cannot put
their hands upon single act, speech, report, or
measure which originated with him, and which
would in any way entite him to more than COM
mon consideration. And yet such is the individ-
ual selected to compete for the Chief Magistracy
with statesman and soldier whose fame is part
of the nations history. and whose deeds and char
acter are known wherever the English tongue is
spoken or read Louisville Courier
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20

COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD.
Office of the Clerk Of the Henpstead Circuit Court
on tie chanceyy side thereof In raoation, Septem-
Der 9th, fl. ID. 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-20
Notice is Hereby Given.

y. Il. SIIhNN. a. NJ, Tf1WlpW
Washington, Junc %, 1852. 25-2m
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q &
LANDS iaE IAfLboAns - FLORIDA hNp NAPsNt.
Gho House proceeded II tLo consideration of the bill
atont ne ri.i II aay and donations of band 10 Flo IA
;nd Alabama 20 aid il ie construction ~ ccIt1n rl.
roads III those states
Mr. ofN e(arn, " G raid the biil j. r,csoly like
the ii.sau'i bili, all ts features % tho glard
.lir0wp around " Ietnye to
slr MAvr.a (yhig) ~ n. Who commenced speoch
Gsaast br FOLEY = such bills bul snort by 4
lniui oi qrl,l. Ma ". eate uoc" iha. lie shoud pub
li.h hls spttch having previously written il cut.
Al, orp ott,nd ne policy Of giving lands for rail
rtrd puIeg,s
~ Josvs. (d,m Of Tenn moved That the bin be laid
OIL tie tablc
III Hoo decided aijrmaiyey. ly yeas 90 nays 50,
hlr Oar then moved "a recon iocr Tho kotc
fii 80. vt Tom moved that Nh. orrs motion be
a.o ii tie table. pending which, the morning hour
ptsd
Another intellectual attempt made to take up the
Penn ylyana contested election case
1tfn rArHJ--TuF pLFaipFNCe. IRE
: be House went into Committee II whole the
slae o e ninn, and toct ~ the lndiar appropriation
b#l
Ar MuAsrsaf (vhg) of ~. madea speech IN fefor Of
protection ~ domestic manufacture going niuutc,
IN tie il.5nriuce results o. the act 81 1ssi
hir uuTAw (whig, 81 n C.. of the sece5rrs fr9
IN ate wir caucus, justified his course that
md ifsisled fhat tie copromiFc resolutions
properly introduced IN tha body. lie would support
for President who Il not fry and upeq oivocally
committed ~ The compromise measures.
The cor nlittoc rose. and The House adjourned.
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The Southern Steamships.

Nrw OnLrASs, June 1852
The steamship Cherokee will ail for New York to NOR
row morning. The Philadelphia will also sa ut the
time for Aspinwan
THE FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. juno s, 1852.
The steamship Florida Capt Lyon arrycd al her wharf
in this city, in sixty hours from New York
TIE UNION AT CHARLESTON.
CHtRIEsroS. juNc s. 1889.
Tho Steamship Union, Capt. r. Adams from New ork
arrived ~ her wbaif last (Nlonday) night
THE STEAMSHIP CITY or PITrsBURG.
paLaprf rait june 10, 1852
Tho rotulrs and alterations - the steamship City Of
litburg having been completed SIC will leave here FOR
san trsncisco "a Wcdneaday next. She Is to run
regular packet on the Pacific side.
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Item. frcr, tne Ea.s.

TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE IN NRW HAMfsu W-ci-
riTAL PUNISHMENT IN Co3NECrCUT-EiaE IN
MAINE, ETC.
UApr June 10. 1859.
great temp trancc demonstration came od yesterday
A. oncord H. ard at least Ave tousa NJ persons were
present In the procession. Hon Seal Dove Rev u ".
thppin others addressed the meeting in ront Of the
state Hone
gie Legislature Of New Hampshire have elected Ion.
John llaoioy (dtmccrat Secretary OF STATE Elsin
III (deinocrat) a. Treasurer aud hessrs Buttcrhcd
iiiil state printer
lie Senate conr.ttce in tn Connecticut Legislature
have reported in favor Of abo ising the death lcuelty
The senate have also adopted resolution authorizing
the Governor to appoint dele 1tos 70 the Philadelphia
Convention 20 erect monument 10 the signefs of tho
uecli ration Of Independence.
fire occurred Mt iloulton Ne or Monday last, which
destroyed the storcEousc and lumber yard of Ru Man
together with several other buildings The loss l.
est ted M S1b
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Mh,n stntc Convert zion az Eeorgin.

WIG DELEGATES APPOINTED TO TSE NATIONAL con-
yINTIoN, wIT6 INsTRu1IIons 10 MAKE THf cou-
PROMISE THE TEsT.
CHARLysrov, June 8. 1889
The Goosgia Wbg State Convention mes ~ Miledre-
Vile Monday Tie Hon soaton Grantlsnd elected
President Delegates appo ntci to attend lc Nhig
National Convention BaltriOrc and instructed
10 vote for Fillmore and Ia make toe compromise
the test vote before b9llottiug President
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Scott Meeting NJ louisville.

IOvigyiLLF. NY, June TT INo..
large Scott meeting held al the Court House, IN
this city, last night al which his Honor Mayor speed
presidtd
Resolutions passed, endorsing and com plinentng
the administration Of President rillraore, expreeng
bounded c. nfdencs IN Scott md giving assurances
that he wou,d triw phan.ly carry Kentucky Several
speeches we're made, aud great enthusiasm mani.
tested
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PHLapELPHtA, june 10, 1892.
Tire bark Gray Eagle, whipre, has arrived here from
Rio in % days bringing dates 10 the 18th ut FreghCs
continued and low most Of the coffee crop having
been shiprs 3D. Holders of the small lots remaining de-
manded higher prices. The health Of Rio was good
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ExPRAsS AGENCIES. Sses

EokEI1N EMPRESS. NO. 10 WALL STREET ANDIN
Lonsoh Liverpool Hsvre And Bremen also vt all the
aes Of Adrme Go, IN the u & Parcels ~ merch.
wsrded throughout tie World Drafts Europe ogety
Ind OF mersan tile md confidential business trapyarted
u PROM tuess and hdslity. EDwkRDs. SANrOROS
r.. at Adams & Co.'S. " Wall street.
tpECIE hxPRESs-FoRwARDED TO EuR0pr nv
Every ttteqwer Freight and Insurance bon ds apd
'ecie, oil tle lowest rates,
EDWAKDS, SANFORD S CO., 10 wall street.
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Cro0nS Broken tn. sunbuYy and Eric
Railroad.


Tho dircotors Of tho Sunbpuy and Erie re lro have
allotted lo- contracts and the contractors broke GROUND
this morning both above and below the borough. There
arge present including the Presiden Of
The company, committee Of managers, Sc
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Fare 10 the national VIII. convention.

fHiaAuELptitA, June ~, lob-.
n il announced that the fare for the rouad tip be-
tween Philadelphia and baltimore, by railroad limo, will
bc 81 by steamboat lire Wis New Castle So to dele
gates and others attending the Whg Convention at Bal
timore Tickets sod on the 1fh, 10Th, and l6tn to
be aabe for the the 17th 18TH and 18th.
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IotisVLLI' june tVJ 1907.
The steamer Banner loaded with railroad iron, struck
a rock below Memphis aud sunk in two rainutcs. No
lives were lost but the boat and cargo wholly de-
stroycd
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Tho Essane ~ Shadrsc.ls

TIE IEIAL OF ELfIUB WRIGHT TOR AlT.G TIE
FUGITIVE.
EosT0N, june 10, ls52.
'hejrfy III The case cf Eguf Wright. trial -
d. pas for udig IN Of the fugitive slave
sui rncb cane into court this morning unane to agree.
ltey stocd eleven ior conviction and ~ quttal
ifs was Niigtt's second trial IN the charge.
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Markets.

NV VNItANs. JNlN z IEOZ
Tho arrival Of the Cambiias and Arctics letters hsve
impaired better feeling ir cotton ret and to-
day there decided improve rcnt in busiaoss Tho
sacs foot up 5cC0 bales, sds,y En. sh a5ceurt at
stea Y and ftn ptcfs STREET pidGEae,9 a5tc. Md
dtns lar. y Il ilc
Nxu GRi eSNs. Jure p. 1852.
sales Of cotton dsy itGv bale a. tl p,ices fgr the
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Petsrshurg md Norfolk Isailrond.
Steamboat Sunk.

NOHfoiK, June U IbJZ.
Thc city Of Norfolk by vote Of 405 to 60 have sub
scribod S2c0cco TO the Petersburg and Norfolk railroad
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The Southern Mail.


EALTfAfONE, JuIC IV IHoI.
We have no raa to. night south o. Mobile ric papers
that have arrived contain cthng Of Importance