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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
TALKING ALoUD.-The Pittsburgh Ga

TALKING ALoUD.-The Pittsburgh Ga
zette has a correspondent at Washington,
who is not ashamed to tell the readers of
that Wing journal some plain truths
Witness, for example, the following para
graph:
1T is now nearly impossible to get any
claim through the House, not from the South ;
and all those asking pay for slaves or dead
horses and mules in all cases have the prefer
ence. The reason is a very simple one
The Southern Speakers appoint their commit
tees Of Southern men, or creatures from the
North Northern men with souls within
their ribs are prescribed and the rights of
their constituents are violated through the
neglect and ndignities which all must en-
counter here"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

LIABILITY OF HOTEL kEEPERs.-The
Supreme Judicial Court of Berkshire, Mass,
have decided that hotel keepers are liable for
the valuables which may be stolen in their
houses from their guests. This decision was
in the case of . gentlemen who had $500
stolen frem his ts5.nk in u. Marlboro Ectel.
E<-ton.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
JOHN ELKESS,

WHTOUID respectfully inform the citizens Of Keno
w sha and It's vicinity. that he has Just reoeiVcd
very good and we'll selected assortment con-
tanning the following articles: All Eindsot
Urnceles Breast Pins Finger Rings. Lockets hlnbss
E.,Ene. toId and silver Pens ind Penee, Gold Guard
Fh aud Vest chains Gold and Silver Lever, Lepne and
vaT,cnI Watches Cold Silver and Steel specaces Steel
reads Clasp. and Tn''els Razor and Razor s3p' ZEN
and Scissors. silver, She'll and Horn Combs silver
- Csymcn silver Spoons. Plnted and Brlttana " are
rI.ans Cloth Tooth and Hair Brushes, FAM, Purses
n"nt clocks Toys snd many other things to hume
.gus to uegt0n.
clocks, watches JeNVeIry, &c.'
tr1v ,enarod and warranted. Cash pasi toE old Gold
Sfe'uLly wi mo. 1879 no ar
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

OuR NATIONAL DEBr.-The entire indebt-
edness of the United States government is
now trife over sixty millions. With oou-
pie of years of national prosperity and an
economical administration Of the govern
ment this might be entirely liquidated.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
49,
Further wonders.

We are assured that there is now at work in
this city thirty horse power engine, on the
Ericsson principle, but much improved, Civ
ing the great pressure of fifty pounds to the
SCARE inch, and that with less coal or expense
than is incurred by Capt Els original en-
gines on the new ship.-[New York Trib-
ma
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
Srnnrx DrArv-We undertand that .

SUDDEN DEArH-We understand that q
young lady residing on Vine Street, over the
canal while dressing herself to attend ball
in the Main Street Hall, was seized violently
with the typhoid fever, and died in her ball
dress about three hours afterwards Ere the
ball was over her spirit had flown to receive
the verdict of approval or condemnation
from the hands Of the Supreme Judge
Gin. Gaz.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

A new American rifle has been tested
at Woowich, England, recently, which is
self-cleaning, is loaded at the breech, and can
be discharged from eight to nine times a
minute. 1t will carry a half ounce ball ac
curately $50 yards, and one-and-a-half
ounce ball 1900 yards.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

CHEAP RAILWAY FARE.-Since the Har-
laem road has reduced the fare from New
York to Albany to 81, the Hudson Rivel
road are about reducing theirs to so cents.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
HEAD 81 LEE,

ATTORNEYS, COUNSELLORS AND SOLICITORS,
Kcnosha, Wisconsin.
win attend to all professional business entrusted 20 their
enrefn y }rthsru Illinois and Southern Wisconsin.
O.sos : Hv.p Gro. l.. LEE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

We see it stated that twenty clerks have beea
nearly three years engaged in compiling an index
OF the claims Of individuals claim: eseirJ, re
United States, ari tha. the .-o-k is aol ~. Goa
plete3, II, aea-lys-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
xsnDgx-EgENDENG.

IIklnds Other DO ks iloe bouno
a ,ahnIIb irc-tod and rchsunabl t"rr~,by bcinA
fnItlts ,..rntthe Post Once, tnc indie ne t"
the sohoolHousc y orih WaFi,b ,,,,pcp
May90,iS5i. 'ASON '''i
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
RLAGKSMITHNG.

FYTE undersigned wishes 10 inform his friends and The
public atlsge that he hiss taken the well Known stand
lathe rear otWgAtmanS Wagon shop where no INTENDS
eaTrying the business of Backsithng ia atis banehs
To-" HotseShoiag attended 70 With extre ssre. Those
wanting anything in his line win hnd for their insFestIo
give bin call. Charges moderate
Sept -, ke52. JOHN SHuT1IFFE.
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BLANKS OF ALL KINDS;

In Plain orr olorcd Inks, WILDE done onahot'noe'
At;easnnahlc prices. u,h fn,
RUndIs HOUSE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

THE H1sERy1AS BAHK.-This ID the came
Of new bank ST Chicago.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

Law, CnAScERr AND CoxYEYANcE OTTIcE.
ygslice Of the Peace Notary Public, General Agent and
Collector
C-Y ROOMs-Durkse Building Main Street, Keno
ska Hisconsin.
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r { Nj O v A L.

FmVTTF uuderyncd wishes 10 inforn hisrcndr 0nd Gus
Thai ne has removed from Ms former place OF
bS,t,s,. IN the nurkee Heck tho Clothing Store OBJ
Knapp ne1ttoot North OF the VelesfNEh 'Hs N"''o'
where ne will conuuucthcbuslnoss" ~
TAILORING
In Ait, braoches-and will be happy 70 oil Who Eieh
line He huters himself that from hslHng
in tho business will be able TO give the most
LII ,a,3 rt5-tC u. NJ GARRISON.
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STEAM FOUNDRY & MACHINE srKop.

purchased the entreinterestof
their former partners IN She Foundry and Machine
sh,n III the business In nil svnfous branches
ori,rs n, Thrc,hins Machines stoves Corn Shellors
straw cutters Pows &C. will be thankfuyreceived' ana
rnoctw tn prompt attention. ,a..,.
ATS0-Ev~ry vsrsty OF NHi Gearing cast anu ul'sheu
70 ,rtcr bvcaretulnnAc xperenced workmen.
HEAD, CAMPBELL & HEAD.
- -, ,o-, 46
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

NWISToRY ogthe Churchc so Wisconsin in connection
withtho Wise onsin ConTHltion by Rev Stephen Poe
> zee Il cen Is FCrsale az KINGS BOOKSTORE
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Millinery
MRS. s. SCRIBNER

r,r.I "a inform ,he pubnc that she Is not gore yo
w "a nor friends have rumorcd but il stu a! tne oa
stand opposite the Park It'll very choice s7S'rne' y
hornets and millinery GOODS,
In ssnsrnl by any in the state whch she IN
seads 90 prices suit the times Call ana >,
OetobeT 1892. '
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
ALAVGE LOT a

ALANGE 1.OT OF
rASHIONAEsLE3 LADEES-Ssf0Es,
C,oNE NEW STYLES. Jusirecelvedhy
~ '''' T. W. LYMAN
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JON. ID. .JTLSUN.

DEPUTY SURVIVOR. Residence in brighton, two mile
west OF Hall g. Pratt's on the Burlington road.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
JOB PRINTING!!

yy.,evciustadded TO this Establishments complete
~ lon 6yyicKnnd nren now prepared 10 do Job Print
nliktnds in ltoany
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
HnaIN WI. ZONES,

eEuERAL DRALER, In Boots, Shoes, Leather and Fin
iRRs. Main street, opposite old Durkee Block
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r. w. LYMAN,

GENERAL DEALER in Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Iron
Glass Nails. All kinds OF Tools Tin Ware, &c, &c
Corner Of Mnin and Park streets, KenoEhs, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

NNEDSTER's HADRTDGEn DICTIONARY A
Wv fowcoples ofthis luvalushia work for sale AT
dec2u KINGS BOOKSTORE. .
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

1t will be rare sport for the gentlemen interest
ed il the fifteen hundred chances, to spend five
evenings in a rattle in which fine mulatto girl, 20
years of age, is ono of the parties.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

nRAs5 KETTLES Flat Irons. Coffee Mills, Shovels
N and TonSs, Wire Selves. Timed Ircn FEl Pans for
sale cheap at No. 20 Main street, by
Aug. IL. ] Z. PHELPS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25

ArroEsxy. Counsellor and SOLICITOR and Notary Public
KeRosha, wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
7. w. WEBSTER.
L. RAEN.

yroaxEv and Counsellor ut Law. Comm ssioner for the
State OF Massachusetts, Once over Francis Clothing
Store.
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Corn Meal.
WANTED.

- AGS. Old Coppcr Pewter and Brass, At No.7o, Main
AS, sHeot.
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CHEESE: CHEESE

SILKand Fancy DressCoods-An OF the newest and
ECriohetsty leSoand intheEasteTp rasrkehat
NJ, NJ. & CO
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FRIEND J. wHuTEOCK

r. y. LONELL1
ArroaSEY, Counsel or and Solicitor.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-02-25
BUSINESS CARDS.

Acnosha, WisconHin
LoANs NEGOTIATED on BoKDs AND MoRTaAoEs, &c. &C
Collections made in BseOnsiR and Northern Illinois.
LEI Cfi:e over the Post Office
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L. N. STODDARD,

=.
CnuSrz SURVIVOR. will attend TO all calls With prompt
ness and dispatch.
b. Persons In Of his servicesin the country, BY
writing line to tho Kenosha Post Office viii receive I'm
IN .fate attention. { y once with J. b. Jlsun.
Kenosha, April Is, 1851.
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a FRI&E LOT. rorsAelow.
v PTSNET l. SELITCE.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16
From PHILADELPHIA.

tai CASUALTY-FlGHT LIVES LOST-THE SLoOP :
OF-wAR ST. MARY Ys-FIRE,
PHnApKrPHIA, Oct 10, 1853
Is the steamer Washington was towing two heavily
On scows down the river about 10 o block this morn
when opposite Dock street. the scows suddenly filed
sunk, carrying down eight out of ten men on board
= names OF the victims Timothy o'Brien David
ssett John Powers, Frank Daily, Phillip Scully, Mi.
,ei McGuigan, Patrick ponohoe, and another name
,nown.
Icy were employed by the Camden and Amboy Rail.
Company, in removing dirt from below Walnut
aet, where the company taking ug part of the
wharf, to widen the dock. The captain of the Wash
ton, Heath was not on board, and the pilot, who had
rye, neglected his orders to go slowly The scovs
we'd round, when tic waves from passing steamboat
he'd on board, and both sunk in seventy feet water
men supported themselves plank and oar until
kcd up by boat 'rom the shore All the victims but
/ leave families.
ne soop Of war st Msrys sailed this morning FOR the
ifc.
ne house OF Hope Hose Company, In Union street
ght fire by accident at o'clock this morning. The
Die upper portion Of the building was destroyedap
atus SO ved.
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New York State Politics.
WING AND DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS-THE NEW
PAPER AT SYRACUSE, ETC.


PAPER AT SYRACUSE, ETC.
SYRACUSE, Oct. Is, 1883
The Cortland County Whig Convention on Thursday
nominated Perrin H. McGraw for Assembly and L. II
|Duelf the present incumbent for District Attorney Th
Temperance party is expected also to nominate
Senator Williams, Of Toynpkins, has been renonnated
The citizens holding well attended meetings. to urge
The construction of the Newburg Railroad.
VIM M Brewster, the lately decapitatod Weghmastsr
intended to be ncmina ted by the adamantines this sc
iernoon, for member of assembly from this district
In the Seventh Judicial district the national democrat
yesterday at Genesee, nominated James Taylor, of
Yates The softs the day and place nominated
Warren s Worden, of Auburn. Tho whigs Thursday
ut Clifton Springs, renominated Judge Welles.
The Convention of National Democrats of the Third
Assembly district assembled at Salt Springs this after
|,oonthirty delegates present William Brewster
received 30 votes the first ballot when his was
|Tithdrawn, and Joseph Jequeth of Salina was then
nominated by acclamation.
In the Jefferson district Robert Lansing was nominated
IN Thursday, for the Senate. lie is Union democrat
is said.
1t Is reported night that the paper will come
mt yet
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
ROCHESTER, Oct 49, 1853.
The national democracy of this city have nominated G.
iuson for Congress- to fill the vacancy Justus Yale for
enator, and c. II. Clark for District Attorney.
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BREMEN I4fGNrDN. N.sUfSGToS Oct. a. 1858.
SIR read in the NEw ioRK Herald Of Yesterday let.
ter addressed by Mr. Ralph King late United states
Consul at Bremen. the ls ultimo in regard to the cor
ticaons Of marriage made BY cmrantS prior
TO leaving Bremen. IA the despatch mentioned In the
said letter. which you addressed the I'D Julv last TO
Nr. Consul IIilceband and by which you stoppei le
practice OF performing the marriage ceremony by the Uni
ted States Consul between emigrants, ,s,cd
request feel obliged TO state that II mi take o Mr.
King to assert that he had With me and that
had not dnerec with him before my departure from Bre
men, concerning certiheations Of marriage granted bv
Mr. King 10 eInigrants az moral and respectable. On the
contrary. regarded the said practice ut any and at all
times leading TO Generalization and lcentousnes. and
that II does lead 10 II is proved ty cercation Of
riage granted by Mr. King the 18th july last to viii
helm August Made Of Buckeburg and Casha1iEe Sophie
Marie Dorothea Margafethe Gutmann Of tonhude prin-
craltty oi Buekehurg, who, for legitimate reasons,
prohibited to celebrate the marriage in their country
later punished there for performing this act before
Consul King as they eturned 70 Buckebarg They never
had the intention OF emgrating 10 the United States
the OF Schaumburs Ilppe was right to CON
rain in note addressed to my government of Bremen
being made kind Of Gretna Green in Germany
Ny government having been informed thai Sheye was
no law in existence which authorized Consuls othe United
States to perform the marriage ceremony charged me
bring this subject to the consideration of the United
States government and Bremen, to be sure viii also have
stopped the certifying TO similar contracts by She magis
trate of Brernerhaven, il AIr King maintains such
contracts have been certified at that place. differ
ent these contracts according Mr Kings own state
ment may have been from those granted by himself
requested, however, my goyernment TO give full IN
formation Of the practice stated by Mr. King TO have
taken place at Bremertrys soon read his first
publication about this subject in the NEW York Herald ii
the I'd ultimo, and shall have the honor to commuui-
cate to you in littls time the answer shall probably re-
es,ye from Bremcr. At an early day
nave further TO remark that have communicated a
copy OF ths te TO the editor of the NEW York HERALD
ior puolica Aonhe journal in which Mr.. Kinga
pondence appeared have the honor to be- SIR very 70
spectiuiAy, your obedient servant.
(sisned.) R. scIILEIpEN
Hshorable Vim. L. Marcy, Secretary of STATE
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Uniforms Of Revenue Officers.
ItA,s' Lhtss
1pIrAsT~nN Inn Ant

IfsIA1NNI ITFFANTIFNI, Uct q.
From and after ths date heutenants Of each grade in
tho revsnue cuttor service viii be entitled TO wear full
dress No eauett instead of the authorized by pre-
yious regulations.
'd'eS Uniform Of CdISct,.--StEar each shoulder,
to 60 OF blue cloth, with raised gold edging the sides,
enas and bars ~ centre, foul anchor and shield,
VAN star ABOVE 'ucbor, and below the end OF
The shield, and a at each end inside Of the strap.
Hd1tss Uniform ~ First LeVteada. as captain,
With omission Of one Of the bars each the strap
tadnes Uniform u Second Lieae,au --Saiuo as FIRST
lieutenant, with omission Of stars.
tRdfess INTERN of Tht,d LisweEda.--Same second
Lieutenant, With omission OF both stars and bars.
lhe cap win have a band Of gold lace and half
inch ~ breath instead Of the narrow strips
toieie JAMES GUTHRIE,
SECRETARY of the Treasury
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The Yellow Fever.

BALTIMORE October 15 1888.
CIV Orleans papers Of Sunday last received They
that old residents may safely return to the city but
myers should keep away.
he Natchcz Courier records fearful ravagcs OF the fever
'arious points along the river, and in the interior
MoBns, Oct 15 1858.
he yellow fevs having made its appearance at Spring
College, Mobile, the students have all dispersed
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& e VS. BY TELE EG II A p II .
From Washington City.

RETURN OF SECRETARY DOBBIN-NEw CANDIDATE
n FOR THE MISSION TO CHINA-REDEMPTION OF
sTOoK-"GRACE GREENWOOD" TO BE MARRIED, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Is, 1853
The Secretary of the Navy has returned and resumed
his duties this morning.
is said that the cabinet have decided to appoint
VIM H. Crawford Postmaster of Jefferson City Missouri
and that Benton advocated his claims.
The Star asserts that it been determined appoint
Robert H. MeIane of Baltimore, to the China mission.
s5Oo,oOo of United States stocks have been redeemed
during the past week
l.. K. Iippincott, clerk in the Treasury Department
has resigned his post and win be married next to
eGrace Greenwood'-Miss Clarke.
Orders have been sent out for the trial. by court
tia OF Dr. Steiner, for the alleged murder of Major Ar
Iuold.
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Murtlcrcrs Sentenced.

WORCESTER, Oct 10, 1853.
llism Barker, convicted Of numbering his wife, has
sentenced TO one year in the House Of Correction
then TO be hung on such day as the Governor may
oint.
snly Pawson, put tIial for numbering his wife, in
nccr was allowed by the Court TO plead guilty of
gher and was sentenced TO three years in the State
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Political Intelligence.

The city of Nashua held its first election on the sth
inst when the wings carried every ward but the sixth
and Eighth. Upon the second ballot for mayor osephus
Baldwin whg, had 505 B. b. Whittemore democrat 3lo
Ames, free SOIL 22a; plurality for Baldwin, 1876.
The Whig State Convention Of New Hampshire win be
held in Concord on the 10Th OF November
Ex Governor Dewey, of Wisconsin, has been nominated
by the democrats Of the Lancaster Grant county, district
for the State Senate and the wings have nominated the
Hon Orsamus Cole late member of Congress from tile
western district Of Wisconsin.
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CHOLERA AT NARTISsBURG.--The Martinsburg
Va) Gazette states that unusual amount Of sickness
have been eight nns sudden deaths said have BEEN
produced by cholera. But in population OF twenty 6vs
luIdrsd .aat nInter OF deaths, IL - .4d, prs.- lA-.
though - cf cholefA IL not ia virsleLi form ana
caaHst b regarded % a. epidemic
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BosroS, Oct. 10, 1858.
sax papers of the 18th inst state that the steamer
can had arrived there the 9th inst with three
dred and fifty troops. part Of the troops we're in.
led for Bermuda; but rs the yellow fever was stll
pr there they were brought to Halifax.
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A GERMAN COLONY IN South CARokINA.-A Ger
man colony has been for couple of years settled N Pick
ems district South Carolina tract Of twenty thousand
acres OF hnd which II has purchased in common to be
divided among Ythe several families Of the community
Houses have been erected, and vsEe laid out nrl
Wsllhaa end choel' ana chvvobes insiitutc
tiCA.
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he speakershIp OF the Vermont LIE egislature

MoNTTEIIEls (Vt) Oct 10, 1853.
on the last ballot this morning. for Speaker-being the
rtieth had-Grandy whig had eighty nine votes Brig.
m, democrat seventy nine; and Needham, freesoil,
,etecn. Both houses adjourned from this morning 20
nday afternoon
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PENNSYLVANIA,

PrIIADEirHA, Oct Is, 1868.
The official vote Of this city and county for Canal Com
issioner, is Forsyth, dem, %, 264 Pownan whig
i4o; Morgan native, 6, AGO. The democratic plurality
ierefore, is 8, ,1l9 votes.
PlTTsRURG, Oct. 15 1853
Aueghony Co'aaty (onicial)-For Supreme Judge-Budd
big, 65s7 Knox, DEM, SPA Stephenson, free soiler
is; Browne, native American, ST.
f5T Canal Conmissioey-Pownall whig 8 76S Forsvtb
m, s49 Mitchell free soiler $50 Morgan native SIS
f0r auditor Generai-McClure, $500; Banks, dem
|ss2 e' "i'o'' D''"ieJ'
FOR District Juds-Hampton, whig, majority over
iannon dem, of 422
Yer Ss,ots-scClnock, dem majority over Carothers
|hie, of 353
for LsTtatn'e-Portcr, Nurse, Bigham and Park four
lated. =; e' -
TIE county officers 'shigr, except Roberts dem
,cted Prosecuting Attorney. ."
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GEORGIA,

BALTIMORE Oct. Is, 1858.
ihe ssvannah Republican says Johnsons (dem) majo-
. for Governor is only 34s.
In the Third Congressional district the close aud
e result yet doubtful.
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From Cincinnati.
WOMAN'S RIGHTS MBETING-THE OHIO RIvER---SCAR-
CITY or COAL, NTo., ETC.


CINCINNATI, Oct. Is, 1865.
The woman's rights meeting here last night was crowd
ed. Lucy Stone, Mrs Mott and Jenkins addressed the
meeting One half Of those who could not get inside
the hall.
The weather IL fne and the river is low and receding
Coal is very scarce and number of manufacturing
adjustments have stopped in consequence.
Money is at two per cent per month"; for the best paper
Flour is dull at So 25.
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Military Visiters.

BosroN, Oct. Is, 1853.
be Boston Light Infantry, Capt. Ashley with Bonds
net Band win arrive in New York Sunday morning,
Norwich. They viii be the guests Of the New York
|bt Guard
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The State Elections.
OHIO

OHIO.
CINCINNATI Oct 15, 1853.
Inc returns indicate the defeat of the temperance
ary In the northern portion of tho State the Maine
~ Is caiod but the South gave large majority against
The decision Of the majority is free trade in intox-
,atins liquor"
The impression is that the wings have not elected more
twelve out Of all their candidates for the legislature
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Marriages before Consssls Abroad.
LETli.k FROM Mr.. SCHLEIDEN, OF THE BREMEN LEG
TION.

TIUN.
10 THE EDITOR or YORK HERALD
lRlSuS LEGATION, W,suSGTov Oct. H. 1853
Sr'--i noticed in your paper a yesterday letter adj
dlessed on the 1st ut by Mr.. Ralph King late United
States Consul at Bremen the Secretary OF state re-
specting cercaons st marriage contracts made by emf
grants prior to leaving Bremen this letter represents
my conduct in this affair in improper light you
will hasten to give the annexed note addressed this
occasion to the Hon. Mr. Marcy Secretary of State
prominent place in the next number of your paper
sir, very respectfully your obedent servant
II. SCfIf.EIntN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-16

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