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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

CB The friends of Gen. NJ l.. BONIIAM
respectfully announce him as Candidate for
the scat in the l. s. House of Representatives
made vacant by the death of the Hon. Preston
S. Brooks 4o-tde
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

cY Col. ARTHUR SlMklNS. of EdgeficlJ,
is announced by his friends rs Candidate for
Congress. to fill the vacancy occasioncl by the
death of Col. T. S. Brooks.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

~. -fhe friends Of NJ. c. +. DUFKEsa.
tspectfnlly announce lin as CandidStp fos
Sheriff, at the next election. -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

,eB- The efrienis of'D w HAWTHORN "a.
epectfnlly announce hima candidate fetIssssaeriff
of Abbeviilo District at tho next eleSstons
MANY. FRIENDS.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13
DIR. SKILLERN.

HAVING located permanently in Ahbevillc
IL offers his Professional Services to tht
Public.
For the present, may be found at the MAR
SlI ALL HOUSE
February t. 1856. j1tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13
COTTON UP AND GOODS LOWER!
vi. ISRAEL e. BRUSSEL
MANDATORY.

WI VN u UOUDO ~ "
MI. ISRAEL 81 BRUSSElI
rwclse
undC
Bracelets
nand
II Hosrs, etc ETC..
REA D YIN A
of all qualities in the
"s Caps Boots Shoes Irogans Caters excellent
friends wh"l"vc
abt urwcllkuu
A-0DW~ N@RRM@ME@.
d. IL
Door % S. Kerr
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

tB~ The friends of JOSEPH 4: MOORE re-
speetfnlly announce lin Candidate for Sheriff
ut the ensuing election!
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

FOR CONGkE3SS.---We are author
lied to announce Col a. G. SUMNER Can
didatc for Congress, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of Col. p S. Brooks.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

:. eB- The friends Of MAITNEW r. @dpCn.
RAN respectfully nnnodaee liith!sa saadilnss
FOR Sheriff Of Abbevile District, At .fhe nest
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

az The friendso of 8. g.. ". .DILI,, rasS{grf.
cfnll5 announce him Candidate for, Sheriff Is
:ths next Election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

~ Fhs friends CIV. w GAlkEiNsTsspSsa
fdlIt snnouncsshfit, candidate fopsNe,W &
the cushing election tMay.f, 1866
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

,sB- The friends Of GEORGE ". ,5RfCHEY
respectfully announce him q ,Gaaaiiate. for
Sheriff Of Abbcville District at the aext
election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

Tic friends OFT 3: M1TLFDKD Respectfully
announce him as q Candidate FOR TnS,, coll.cto,
If Abbcville. District at the next .election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

sB The friends Of NihRob MceoRD Re.
sPeciiully announce ~liunzss a Cataidate. far
Sheriff IT. the ensuing election. "a
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

~ Ths friends of tLsgnER hfepoS-
ALD lrsspsoshaly ann9pSes lsia caiiiadao
for yesssction as Clerk df tlfe. Court; Of ge,i.
sfabsessona,aud cQp,mUn Rlens, for Abbosi,e
District, at The next election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-03-13

tYr The NUMEROUS friends Of Coz T. j.
}HORERTS fesphcsfully announce him . Cnn:.
'diifIts for Sheriff at the be'ensa)ng eleotic,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
supr.mo spec,aI Term.

fIUI ITfVI'ts
Aus Ga ne hotter Of Hdria d Hoptins. This
wss mott 70 W csie order for Iokco bsqinrondo
mo mUicn made vsious grcvndsin the nst place
iha there oauso for the granting ana Va tho next
that order obtained Dy the suppression OF the facts
of the Covnsel In moving 70 the orfer ssid
tbat he confident " his Honor the Judge hd known
the true ssse Of TAGS he wOuld not have gra fed this
order Counsel hen proceeded 70 read aentavit- which
went 10 sho~ ina, Mrs Hopkins In a state Of
mind that she ned been wrongful ncarccratcd by her
husband very fhort tine er her last eousnenept that
abe was poesessd Of few hundred dollars In bark,
and the exuccaul s. 0co on the deme o. her mother
hst her hush aod who bad failed In business two
three ocessi0ns supported priuc' g by her (krs
HTkipsD brothers Occasion re@sItei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
olIce InteIlIgencs.

siAhES,, AysaT between II aud u O'Clock on Wed
scay night aa,sy tOok place In larger bier saloon
ct 81 Greenwoh street, which resulted IN Levi Durbu be-
Ing severely stabbed In the brcat appears that par
~ Of Germans wcro assembled In tho place. md while
in conversation Dunbar made a 'emsrk renscicg
place rhs gave offence OF the party and gone
raj mu.s eusued, durrg which punbar stabbed the
perpstrai OF the escaped snt Dun ar was CON
ducled drug store, where the ~ound was dressed
sutBc 1IoyoR suspAYs.-Ids,co Connolly on Thurs.
DAP he'd Hna hearing toe Of liquor deslsrs who
were arrsted some days ago for violating the sta ute
sssins, selling liquor Sundays, and the FOL wing dspo
siuon was made Of the onenders--Luke Penaergras,,
seepcr Of porter house No. 80 Gree. Jones street
mos Norton keepirg liquor store ~ No. Oil South
Eighth street. and Aaron Brewn'ng kceag grooeyy and
nquor At No II Caihsrne street. all OF whom we're
charged with selling liquor Sunday, the 26h u, ~ers
Court d General sessions The following Hquor dealers
we're discharged for want Of evidence Che. B.chon Of
81 Baysrd street Henry Rosan, OF 70 Tsght street. Al
bert Grace, OF 2ol Mott street, Frederick Dedr H. Of 90
Dusne street Patk Reynolds, of 70 Bsysrt street. Cha,.
Held, OF NO 81 Bowery and Geo Rzler Of 337 Green
wich street Two other csses remain, aud the magistrate
will dnpoee Of them 70 DAP.
BURGLARY AND LARcrY.--seaman IRELAND, young man
". yesterday arrested charged with having weines
day leh broken into the house OF Mr. jacob Well No
avenue b. and stealing therefrcm variety Of Articles
On searching the accused pawn ckes for the soer pro
pery found concealed IN the lning o. his cap He
Wn lockei up By Justice Wood 70 ansvw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
CITY lntelfIaspce.

MoEx DiFFErLrEs CsusxD nv hRFIxeG's GrARD1lysnP
-rBs PORTRAIT or Hon Constants HAYES skUED FOR cur
Dzu-AbOui noon yesterday gcn,lemln ma 10 hi, ap
penApce s the cco 81 the Ocrk of mo Common Council
exhibiting two executions, and representing himself :.
ROber, ed, constable Of the Estis ward He produced
20 5s-s-,--. .rains, ne city. IN which named Hsw
kipc aud Gorden ps,p'rs he sln0uncei that hs
would levy The picture Of cid Jsco, Hycs Mr Cham
bers Deputy Clerk, called the ssreeso. 9, arms, Ne Ca
lac her, notice that the picture IN good itss Of
pres walton, and that n damaged bv the clamans tue
city would hold them accountable for - Aderr1sn Blunt
who happened 10 be present, told the constable ma. he
picture compelled 70 be sold he (Aiierman wonid
bid sto for on the part Of the cay. The reason tast
Constable Reed Ssf ned for the levy ths The CONG
holer had iaued two warrants for tho amounts Claimed,
duly councrssneJ By the Mayor aud Cerk o. the %
Council; payment hsd oecn stopped At the bNok s7d
II that wa The ~sy Mr.. Fseg wanted 10 pay OF toe city
debis the old - should not pIa, SUCH prsnss on him
notupcn The portrait Of The venersbls High Constable
was 'ahcn EVm 80 waiis or xr. Valentines rom "a
eonvev"-. to some auction shop. n the ,pi- Of old
.i.yes has half the energy that hB bo, had he viii
catch the man who took srS mis- tem rhls is an old
Fssg for some tecs-oA reason refuses 10 paw, where
urou mo cry crssor ses execution, se,zes upon
the oy H'mrniure, when Mr. Flag come. bis sense'
ana per Inc b the keeper OF the City Hal 10 the ,oan.
ane, being quito an The ouoe in act ng bsck the curoe
fIRrNxSs ExcrRsross -Amcricus Eosne Company No
Q "Bg o." az sheis popularity called) ~l 90 on grand
exCurscu 70 Canada early In September. they win Walt
Gu bee Montreal and returning win stop a. Buffalo and
Niagara Falls This II 70 be the "ciack hremens excur
son Of the season. The engine In the hands OF the
painter and win be remouned and beautifully doc ,rnied
before the excursion rhey will turn out one hundred
men, all Of whom Oil wear drnb suits. William n
Teeed viii be tue fore nsa for the excursion.
Lady wssh' gon Ergine Company No 10 viii 90 On an
excursion 70 Philadelphia she an Of October next
when thev win participate In the grand nremens parade
which viii lake place At that date They VII muster 10.
men.
m, K1~,-vR..a a. . 49, a.. x.os.u,or ~ m, E.po
made Of copper, electrosyped, 10 be seen at rIspy
Youpes hjs an excellent likeness, and presene beau
ufu sivsry appearance
FIRE IN ELM srRsrr-Abou, half past O'Clock wednes
day afternoon Gre Vas discovered in building lso Elm
street, occupied by Charles Umg. originated in 9
place used for the storage Of rubeh between The two
buildings The hrenen were quickly sthe premises and
extngGlshed he are Damage hRng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

Corouers, Inuuests.

FATAL FAN From A scATotp.--An in1uest was ned |"
rhur,dsy At the Nev York Hospital upon me BODY Oh
rlots socum, by ira 10, ~hS die' from INJURIES
rece we'd on the 10th ut. The deceased ap ears, vss
engaged IN brrcng up ladSer TO be used as scaiod ~
nee buiidr 10 Wet Thirty third ~ - ~han,na 49,
fell 10 the pavement and deceed and tho sdder fono~su
tIe va. fasalty injured ana ded ON wconesdv og' .us
Crrortrs ury rendered vesdict Of Accioenh aea'R
Deceased Vas native OF this city, ~ years OF age
ACCIDENTALLY DRowsED.-Coroae Connsyy held al in-
ouest on Thursday the emgrsnt depot casiie Gsrden
upcr tls body or WIN. Jockner, boy ys years OF sge
&c Of su emgrans vh) accidentally eu Oh the pier INTO
tie liver srd dfosned before a.ssnncs could DO
afoyotd him. DxceeSef was native o. Prussia ana re-
rently arrived wfh his sreob Verdci, "AccldenAly
a. owed"
RrRO,p 10 nEatH -J.sepnine Crawford, an lrIh vo-
man fcty zoe years Of AGE died on Thursday At Bellevue
o,r,i rom he sfecs Of burns received, few days
.irrn ne shc wa engaged In ding lighted camphcne
anp' An inqucst win be held upon the bo0y.
ForSp nElD IL nj, de Chas,e, German vAgrsn,,
fopd dead on Thursday morning in the man hsl q No.
4 prcodrsy Corcrer Connery held an aquos, SPIN the
bsy hen appesred In eviderce that the sot was
OF very ntempsre habits and that death cltsd ~
congestion OF the brain airing from inemre~ance ard
exposure vsrdlct 10 that effect reDtsg cd ~ me
jury. Deceased ws forty three years ofsse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
The Collector and the importers,

Inc COAleCtOr ana the importers
Az We inamated few days ago. tho difficulty between
NE importing merchants and the Custom House likely
prove only Of brief duration A far - We can learn
ransacng business the Customs der armsn.s nothing
In FACT hat time and proper understanding the nature
q the obstacles intervening cannot rem,ve. Tue
committee appointed 70 confer with ~. Schell ON behalf
Of the Importer have become satisfied that there no
dspoaison the part of the ADMINISTRATION officials
10 obsruct them In their effort to facilitate Custom Hoase
business far their interests concerned On tho
contrary informed that tho am;cabe feeling
ezks both AIDES, and they quite assured that
when the matter freely discussed and understood al
cause Of complaint will be removed.
While essential thai every facility should be afford.
ed FOR The pcedies passage Of goods through the cSto
Rouse, sin Ia reasonable thai the importers should have
consideration for the OF business
under won thai department 10 temporarily Aborng AMI
~ be made manifest 10 them that exsns grievances
the result merely OF sucn pressure aud of any
rsd cal defect In The fyrtep, cupAblo neglect
tho ocias they ought 10 submit to the moon un
I'll can be removed without any damage TO the public
inlaFeets
the importing mtrchsI,s and meet their Just femsn,s
he proposes, this gcrnng, to CO .duct the committee
through The pubic so-es order si they sy see for
themselves how r,astera s,snd here rhor vist pre-
srme win be tbr Of convl1G,y tom hal tho state
OF the HsRAIr Sedbesty, relative 10 the i'm
mepse increase c sfca yvcs Within me past couple OF
month, accu-sic y ootfe~t
But appears ,hN to- merchants complain Of the for
mula a1opted 10 Inc O ton Hou,o unsystemstic. u
pertains TOO much Diet cue crcumiocuon Office suit
thtr ideas OF prorpctude In bdsiness AFFAIRS mo
chnery they c,a!n ~'sn,s ong, and aboFe sl, needs
more III crrulsr ana ess OF angular moon W
rerfec thss 70 thn the papers shoul, 10 passed
through IRON dc~k to doeN n circle; thus sb rating all
The confusion snd consequently dstory process OF crossing
from portion ~ tho building 10 the Other, ~ ,oving
sisrr' ne hei % and apo,her there
ms de. strikes a, q good one. Z can be carried
ont witLor, nserisy nts fefng with Old established
rules 70 ohstruct the regular order business in the
vAriozs dsfsrmeDts The bess psin-snS II will probs-
bly, TIC result Of the present oonfeven be 10
uy certain refovms experiments first, and " found
suk well let them be adopted permanently II the CON
miitec ssd Mr. ScheH can sgree IN who the clogs
exr, here seems 10 all parties should
Dot he srsthed by vyng few reforms without mskia n
any pcruspeut rule until they fairly tested the vat
intevcsu OF the i'm sorpg class demand this concession
fo the Collector and frpm all indications OF his desire
be accom- modaupg he eau, may hope
views carried out Mr. Sche IA satisfied that
win be for the public benefit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
THE LAW OF THE CASE.

assteuur the gue,uva :. Mrs Cunningham being srne
sabse TO the h- under The sa'ed By "l'x
sess the address Of ExJudge Dean TO The scrrosse
a her representative, The alleged hss n ne osr,
fsaly place her within The rae,nins Of the Revised
Saauie quc'ed' ISQURsR.
TO rnE EDITOR on run HERALD.
By your report " the conversation be, ween Justice
psvssn and Nr Hl that the dialculty presented by m,
had already occurred I, The Dsc, Attorney (prosebl.
usoe the .rrss,), bu, that he b on, Of oo.,,c,,,
xrv. ounnipsnrm sny evert, under aaoahsr stas a,
saisy Of an attempt 70 commit the felony OF r,nc,,s
p,ssepded helr-a different Off aoEsar from ,s nm.
Ter -hich che was arrested The $50 OF the People Va
Bush a Ill., 1897 referred 70 By the District Attorney
." one shere The at epus consisted In soliciting Ano.ts
~e o'sa, Offering lam reward, asd giving
an" MAJ "a for he purpose Nov, bcs,ing IN mind that
rdlps " the hypothesis, the fsouy Of ''producius"s
pr~scadcd heir con,ir In producing him before compe
scs wibopal real heir and formulating claim 70 ms
behalf; then, before Mrs be brought within 'no
cass ced she must appear 70 have d'hsr sohci'so F"
snsr 20 .ctualy prcduce the irsn before such court
or osred evsrd 10 insure ouch "proiccion," o., sip
piled 70 snnher person the mesUs IN state OF readiness
70 BE ctua used by such person for that rurpo'e and
srv Ing soictng then 70 be used--as for exsm
pe procured The payers 70 he pre- AIRED aui delivered
them :, the prcpcsed confederate W be used ~ HIN
sssrss sush Trus, Justice owen SAYS. IN The opluoa
tsas an ats mut very commonly means remote Ebert
m indires tssea with intent 70 cfeN obi ct
But he save this The auhoity q the ILLUSTRATIONS IN the
Kins Hgeips, East q, when are that rols atoms "a
ccrmis felony, and DRIVE Of money FOR political place
ed The hke, are In the cass NJ nUts whtoh lawyer
would think of denying RI % c,urs has ever held or
ever ~ll bold that the Who starts out with box I,
Uaschcs, Intending 70 ignite barn thereby guilty OF
ssemrf 70 act FIRE the barn, that the woman who
provides hersef nth hoous heir. intending pro.
euce az real heir, guilty Of attempting 70 produce
by The act OF having In readiness intendng
20 SUCH Doctrine would obliterate the ca pc-ftntin
NE I" Time and space fOr MISUNDERSTANDING ~ we
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
toitticni Intelligence.
fHs AUGUST hEcrIoSa- ihe following Is a summary Of
me result o' the elect. ns ~ far AZ received
kBSTuuWY.


kBSrUoxY.
Bucbanan's mats'iy IN 1865 8iIs and go arc no v
informed that ihc democratic ss rreA.urer "a esc a no
mi ry OF 10000. 10 he last oorgrs., Krnncsy vsa
represented by ok Know Nothing members and four
democrats In tie Second Ti d. 80 ;en.h Eighth, Ninth
and Tenth dtric,s Know Nothngs chnsen and the
Flint Fourth, Firth and sixth cleo cd dsmlc,ats Tho
telegraph informn that the Kno~ Mornings have cor
tsply succeeceo in ell cling Hon Humphrey M.rstaI
IN the Seventh district, and probably Warren l. Under
wood In the rtird; but thu. Henry Burnett, Ia Ihe
Fret; Samuel eey ton, In the second Il Jewett,
in the EIfthi ". Elliott, In the SIXTH Jamss Clay, son
of Henry Clay IN the Eighth John Mason 10 the attn
and John w. Sevenson, In The repth, all democrats are
certainly elected Albert g. nbos, democras, in the
Fourth Is reported as being probably elected. these
reports should prove rect the demac as will have
eight and tho Know Nothngs reprss sntsyee Ia tho
next Congv ess-s oss OF four to the latter party TIE
Young Mems National Democratic Association OF Csucln
natl f. ed one hundred guns the All Instant IN ceebra
ton of tho victory In the Fayste district In the election or
James B. Clay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
The Wounded man VINO was snot by bur
sIar~-nis Condition up to 10 o'clock Lsst
Night.

"''"'u " .vyu, VINO wn shot on Wednesday morning
m four different parts Of bis brc~t, while defending his
cosn ,ore, No "a West Eighteenth street alive up
TO 10 O'Clock last night, vhen reporter visited him
The pig ,icisns snertsn lite hopcs Is recovery
He has everything done for him, and constantly around
his bedside are his relatives, Who doing all hey
to ALE, late his suferirgs His cousin complains very
much about paragraph in morning contemporary, a,tr
butine the deadly Assault made on the wounded 10
religious prejudice Such 10 ret The faS, his cousin
Alexander acc riding hs statement scr,tomed
to obrude H. religious convictions any one. The OBJ
iec robbery, the wouri'd known 70 pos
scs, Splendid gold wabh and chsin. and was supp, "a
10 have had some morsy Ab ut the fou, on NV as, The
store was entered BY burglars vbs CARRIE on sone sl7
Ia and few dol are In SAVER IN bf IN, n,laie vi.
ciny ave some notorious rrarsc,ers WHO are rIpe for
shyihmk, SUI ~ suu'.., GATED thers viii hs vigilance
commune organs" To root them out N the ne'gabor
not Ihef" n considerable crc~d OF PERSONS ABOUT
the hove last night and from their ronarks shou
say Alexander Boyd vas quiet, respectable aud hard
working mecbspc whose courage on the night In ques
ton hs theme Of general az nratlon. With the
cepion Of the arrests made and snroulced In yesterday
lipnp, there has nothing further trsnspsed, but is
hoped The police tn light tack and before jng VIII
have .hs guilty parties In custody
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
Persopni lpts,,iuevc..

The HIN Thoms harris, q tenocraslS ms aabcr of
G The urg,, and at the last advres bs recovery wss
do med doubtful. He sss re elected last filI
We have report that the health OF Joshua Giddnrs
b,o feeble oat he viii probably not DO arts 70 take
seat In the mex, COL rcss.
The H.n william T. Dayton "a recovering from ,be a.
lines, under which he has been suffering for sumo
tine ast al Long Bfarch
Among the distngubhed strangers now col turning al
70 PresdeDi j. ecton and sf1sr Territorial Governor
or Indiana; Mr. Justice Crrss, OF IN, Untar stses o
Etre Iour; Chief Jas.ce Amss, Of Rhode Island; CIV.
" Checver, OF Mo- York; Ho, JAS y Cooley, yev
York; Ju go Spencer, Urca; Judge ssankans rscssc
Csp' Heath, Z. :. A., and Cap, Gardrer, U. s. W. arc
In Washington.
oSsr L7s5pso n =, w'f s,o Barber
srw rssns n. Payne ~ az. saf .:rT.s Ys
w,ra,SC, will,%.oS lasy AID Grss o. Arm NJ. Q
s.,s.,1 rs h,,ss sn1a nss I'm "a sns s,s
sagassS sss sss '1 a4 ,pa l.
sss sS;ss$ r. Is W.. P;5s.% ~ sss:s;
swans w.. mr su Mr. er s sr rsa smo
Mrs Heath, Mia, Burs-t, . 1ey and, Z -teie and
sS s Gss1; ana d; a'd Ssss Mr. s s.s ss
.. Sr A.. W., nde sD s' S.sy s All Mr. s.p
Tss Erssr, lsirh asd Two daa,S,;r. Yrs ~.
81 80 slr Ggsls S's'; 'ys s ., "S
ksiesi. hw,.i 9 q 'ssAde, ar plssSs% N Rs.s, 3 ia,
rs aRS IT,. e.r .Ss so aud a.
r,s : A 5.r cI S,,s.. ss.s rs, s.a SS, !. ri
Y smih, o n sshls5-snd 81 IN The sisersss:
psrAKTuRsA
two ro asran sna nurs md a.. rsss csr chill
puSse VI and srs jacob and hree csldrea Me- snd Ms
s,S'o Mise. ssr .1 Nc Sce,cs wss
~ sssirs s.,' SSr sr p... sS-y %
s'og. sSS Johns r sc ss% 1. sSa :,u VI
Pregscn. ID Chambtrs-andiSSi In the steersgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

In 'his state the democrats will probably make clean
sweep In the last Congress Of the seven representa-
tves were Know Nothngs, viz Hon. Percy Walker from
the Frst and Hon. VIM Smith from the Fourth district.
Andrew Moore tbs democratic ddaie for Cover.
nor and he has oppositin James A. Stall ~orh demo-
crat, reported to be elected In the Mobile (Fnt Con-
greesianaI district.
Know NOTHING STATE COUNCIL The scmi annual meet
ing OF the Know Nothing state Council will be held a
Brooklyn on tho 2Ath instant Each subordinate Council
will fend one delegate.
DscNrs WIN. f. Packer, ths democratic candidate
for Governor Of has declined the Invitation
Of hon. David Wilmot the Republican candidate TO can
vsss the State in any the custom Of the cand
dates in the South and Southwest
osrcps CT The SrxT Housu on RxrRrHxrA ry E Prom
the Warrington letter OF Col Fornsy's new papes tho
PhiaadephiA Pres',) we CLIP the following
Col Orr OF souih Caroline end the HIM John
PhtPi OF htsour are both spoken OF for Speaker Of
the DE- House. Col Orr will doubtess DO the man.
Jobu Phelps or George W. Jones, of Tennessee vii
probably be II The head Of The Committees OF Ways and
The Clerkshp of tho House u evidently between Sol
Allen, OF llnnv, the Hcr. John Rohnson, Of Indiana,
end the Hon David kaar editor or the Trenton IN. i
Ifs Ansrscaa he sorh viii MOI ssk for both spsshsf
DIVISION TIE SOUTHERN DExocRAcY- learn from
the Montgomery Gala vaa tina. Hon A II Stephens, OF
Georgia. and Bon. jane Push, Of Alabama oppose the
administration for sustaining Governor walker OF Ku-m
Tho NAL ntimstes that probably large portion OF tho
Alabama do nocsacy will oppose the adm nnrs,on and
form new party.
GoysRSoTsHP or wIscossu wisconsin holds Q state
election rext fall and the political wa ers s-s ssaln boz
ginning 70 be asated. Both parties arc fat oog ous
heir sspirsnts for guberpatoraI uomins.on The 70.
pubosns have thus far w,posed the soloe "a gentlemen:
-Governor Bashford, Hon W. d ncindos OF wsussu;
E. ID. Halon, Gq, OF Milwaukee; lion. L. =. Harvey Of
shopiere, and Judge W. Randall OF wsuxcshs sJaa
OF these are able men, and aga, a., very p,or
timber to mako governors or Tho dlnoo..r. cave
named the following seDtIemen;-John n. goensrss OF
Grant; j. Fsirchild and l. p Villas, .. Ma Icon; b
Cross and r. L. Palmer, Of Milwaukee, aaa O hobart
Of Calumet
ANorHrs STAIR CONVENTION IN MAaAmr. >.rs-rne Ma.
tonal American party OF Aas,achu,e, mas calsi sa.o
Convention to DO held 10 Chapman Gs'i. Boston, tho
10th Of September. wha, are tboy goips 10 do2