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MARRIED,

On the l4th instant, by the Rev. T. w. Greer,
Mr.. WILLIAM A. HENDERSON to Miss r.
BECCA II. ST. JOHN, both of this city,
Port Tobacco Times please copyD
On the l4th instant. by the Rev. ]. ii. Lemon,
RORERT ROGERS to Miss CATHARlNE
ANN SPENCER.
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Railroad Election.
The wanderder Slave Case.

SAVANNAH, April IS.-The Federal Court has
fonnd true bills against Charles Lamar, r. r
Aiken, John r Tucker and others, for holding
the Africans alleged TO have been Illegally landed
IN Georgia by the yacht Wanderer. The Court
then adjourned 10 meet on FRIDAY next
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, April i6.-Flour closed buoyant;
State IS .2oaS5 so; Ohio &C 4Oas6 60; southern s6a
ESQ
Wheat closed firm. sales uuimportant; Southern
white 81 .7taSl 50; Western red 81 40asI.46.
Corn losed dull; yellow s3ss7c; mixed Is nomi-
nal at S3aSlc.
Pork closed heavy; mess $40 s7ssI7; prime
SI2 SO.
Lard closed dull
Whiskey closcd duh at 26Xc
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Railroad Depot Burnt.

MAVch CnUSK. Pa, April 15,-The engine
mouse , OF The Mount Pisgah lehigh Coal Company,
quence OF which there will be stoppsge in the pas-
sage OF coal trains for a week, perhaps
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REAL EsTArE.-Jas. C. Mcclure & Co. sold
yesterday Lot No. s, in Square 36s, to VIM. s.
Moseley. for IS cents per foot; Lots % and pa in
Redfern's subdivision. Square 33s. to David T
Cissel for Is cents per foot; IS 800 Corporation of
Alexandria stock at - a So per cent
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Mail Robbery and uurd.,

PARIS. c. w, April ls-Tbe mail c,-,,c, h.
tween this place and Brantford was murdcred l,S.
night and the mail robbed The mnrder,r RS
not yet been arrested -,
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April l6.-Flour closed heavy.
How ard street &C. i2as6 IS -
Wheat closed dull; white 81 g. asI Is; req 81 90
aSI SO
Corn closed firm; white 81 IS; yellow SOasIe
Provisions closed dull; bacon sidss yszc
Whisky closed steady Ohio pc
Coffee closed firm; sales Of 2 ,UO0 bales; Rio II !
ally.
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TT PAINTING AND SCULPTURE.
Il HE SECOND EXHIBITION of the WASH
INGTON ART ASSOCIATION for 1859, Of
P AA,iINBTiNNGGS, STATUARY, DRAWINGS, and
ENGRANtNOS, is now open at their Gallery, over
Messrs. Sibley x Guys, two doors west Of Mr..
McGulre's Salssrooms. Admission Is cents.
Several hne Pictures for SALE
mar 2l-tf J. GOLDSBoROUGH RRUFF. Sec.
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Nor YET DIscovERED.-We regret to state that
as yet no intelligence has been received by his
friends, of Mr.. - Cassell bricklayer who left
his house on the Island at II p. M OH last Tues
day night week. lie had been labOring under
temporary arrangement for sometime previously.
caused, 1t is supposed, bv his having become in
volvcd in debt by erecting his handsome brick
residence at the corner Of Maryland avenue and
Seventh street
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y MUSICAL coN,,rNr,o>

The Annual Convention of the Sa,ionsf m,.,c.l
Associhton viii commence Its session on TIrIsss-
DAY MORNING. April 18th, at 10 o'cloct ~ ths
Smithsonian Institution, and will adjourn on Ire
Friday evening following. "" Hie
MIR. w. B. Bradbury, Of New York, so wall and
1ayorably known throug hout the Union as the com
poser OF some OF our most popular and useu Chr rch
Music, has been selected as the Conductor He will
be assisted by Mr.. Theodore +. Perkins, distin-
stitute. Miss Kate Bennett, Of New York, q laSiy
possessing brilliant soprano voice, and other mu-
sIca celebrities Will be present, and assist In all the
exercises.
The exercises will consist in rendering the vari-
Gus styles OF music, both sacred and secular, with
the best effect The cultivation Of the voice will
also be treated OF, and every department of vocal
music illustrated. Those desiring to acquire cor
rect style in sin, ing will derive advantage in
attending the coming Convention than they can by
the ordinary routine IN the space of months
Tickets ~ cents, emitting the holders To attend al
the sessions and the closing Concert. They can DO
procured at the Bookstores and of Messrs r. T.
Magrudsr, J.. H. Daniel, F. a. Tucker John b.
Dawson or of the President, or Corresponding Soc
rotary. u. D. GURLEY PreSIdeIt
y. GLENRoy, Cor. Sec'y spIs
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DEATH OF ONE OF THE PUBLIC GARDENERS
Mr. James Maher, one of the government garden
ers for the public grounds, died at his residence
the Union Hotel. in this city, yesterday afternoon
about halfPast 10 O'Clock, aged nearly sixty seven
wears. Deceased was native of Ireland, and came
to this city from Philadelphia early in the admin
istrati"n Of Gen. Jackson, who appointed him 10
the post which he held at the time Of his death
and which he retained through all intervening al.
mnlsIatlons for space OF nearly thirty years. He
was man of many good qualities. and had grea,
many friends in this community Mrs. Maher, his
wife, died in October list
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ROBBERY IN GEoRGETowN.-Sometm during
last night, the fancy store of Mr.. Crandell. on
Bridge street, was broken and robbed of a fiutina.
several revolver pistols, a number of dirks and
bowie knives. and other articles. The robber or
robbers effected an entrance by breaking open a
door in the rear of the premises
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WE INVITE attention to the sale by Messrs.
Mcclure CO., Of that beautiful building site
at the corner of Vermont avenue and north Nj
street, to take place OH Tuesday afternoon. Apr;I
18th, at 5h O'Clock, oil the premises This sale
offers an opportunity Ia secure one of the most
eligible and commanding building sites for sale
in that desirable part of our city
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THIRD DISTRICT POLICE-Bsfore Justirs CLARK
William Bruce was arrested for swearing, and
fined S.. 6 NJ. Putnam, for occupying hacI
stand on Sunday. was fined 81
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SNAsHER CAGKD.-On Thursday last, George
Hammond, colored individual, paid visit to
Lineup alley, noted locality in the Seventh
Ward, in which resides Isabella Penny. George
took a notion that she had kept house long enough
and went deliberately to work and demolished
lsabela's furniture. Messrs James McFaul and
Thomas Radcliffe, volunteered as policemen and
captured George, and carried him before Justice
Rowland, by whom, being unable to exhibit any
license for driving such a smashing business he
was sent to Jail for trial at court
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THE GENERAL AssEssMENT.-Our heavy prop
erty-Owners were in CONSERVATION Yesterday 1t
appears that the have got the notion that
the property in this city has increased immensely
in value since the last assessment. and consequent
ly. they have assessed property at rates which the
ertyowners would be very glad to dispose of their
property at the assessed value, and we have heard
some propose to take little less. The appeals
from the assessment will be rather numerous
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

THE VlGlLANT FIRE COMPANY of George
Il town beg leave To announce to their 81
friends and the public generally that they will II
give May Ball on TUESDAY, May 10th. -
Particulars in future Advertisement IN
apl6-2w COMNITTET
TNHE ARLINGTON ROYS STILL ALIVE
Il The members of the Arlington Club take "a
great pleasure IN announcing TO their friends ~
and the public that they will give their Third -
Grand Cotillo0 Party at the Hall Of the Frank kaA
ING, pril 9th Ia5a
Tickets Fifty Cents, admitting a gentleman and
ladies. ap Is 8 WSMSWf
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph 10 the Evening Star.
The Late U. 3. Minister "a ,,,,,c.

ACsusIA, April I5.-Tbe Hon John Fors. In
IN declining complimentry dinner rendered him
S ~ columbus. says that our Government had NO
nd ,e policy while lac represented Il in Mesico,
there he Was quietly sup-rcedrd. IFS letter h
Sere on the Administration He has len
Register. 0' VI 'he '""""e
Ratlrosd Election.
NORFOLK. April l5.-Tbe stoclhola... ., 49,.
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad held an .,.,,,o,,
to-day. resulting In the choice OF Henry v Ir,rIn
as President, at a salary of 81 o o Der annum r.
Board of Directors of last year Was ele~ti ,,fS
the exception Of Thomas v Rowland, in place OF
John f. Doyle
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CoURT OF Considerably, all the case.
ready for hearing having been argued and sub
mitted-thei Court adjourned till Monday, the
3Jth day Of May next
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MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
WtrH metallic FAsTENINGs.
All sizes To suit Misses and Child en- from to Is
years of age, at Man WI ELLIS.
aP IL cost SZe Ia avenue.
DARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY,
II Parasols in Abundance, 49,
ParAsols in all colors. II
Parasos in every style,
b. And Parasols for every body, At
80 MAXWELL'S,
ap 1s-sok 32s Pa. ave,
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ap IS St.
NODIOI-s STEANE

THE FAST AND COMMoDIoES STEAMER
II ANTELOPE, Capt n. r. r.
WELLS, leaves Georgetown every Exase$511xz=iN
Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday n6e17.ee.
at O'Clock a. m. for HaTper's Ferry. Returning
and Friday, at O'Clock a. Through IN II hours.
Fare 5 i.5l apl2 I'm
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AIUSklIEHTS
Lows HALL.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
OK OK HSTn Pisysr: ana itts I Is%is.
Will give tlseur Ancient aud Modern Soirees as
shove. Admission Is cents.
Gifts will be distributed This Evening, consisting
of Gold and Silver Ware. apl2-St
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PAINFUL ScENE.-Iast night, persons walking
on the Avenue near the Guard house were pain,
by the sight of the watchmen carrying a very re-
spectably-clad female to the Guard house on a
wheelbarrow, one Of the men trundling it, while
Others kept it from turning over. A citizen went
before with very pretty little boy in his arms
which the woman had with her when she was
found SD helplessly drunk as to be unable to walk
Those who knew her expressed great sympathy
for her husband, who, while she was tumbling
about the streets in this beastly condition was sit
ting at home with several small children grieving
over the degradation Of their mother
AN UNDERGROUND RAILWAY. the in
defatigable contractor for filling the holes and I'M
even places in the streets Of the Fifth Ward went
to perform his work on First street, where the
Alexandria railroad track is Laid calculating upon
F, removing the track, but upon going about the
work he discovered that he had not the privilege
Of doing SO Being determined to comply with
/ his engagement he went to work and filled the
street leveling 1t according 10 agreement, bat at
a cost to himself greatly exceeding his estimate
and also stands charged with making "a ''under.
/ ground railway Brown Is good fellow, laughs
at his loss and bears all the jokes OF his friends
with philosophy,
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WATCH Observation-Disclosures Enright. vagrant
workhouse 90 days. Thomas Williams do do
Mary Morarity, drunk and disorderly; fine and
costs, 81 Is. Two dodgers were accommodated
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GEnRGETOWN.D-C.

GEORGETOWN, DC.
Ids eoInnioslioGs Hall having been recently neat
- h,lSI up with new Stage and Scenery is now
reaay ior concerts. DreTatic performances, Piano
rsthss, and all other Exhibitions usually given 1T
Pulls naIs. Llcense moderate, and good order
t nepr W tne omcer IN charge. Mr.. Sedgewick For
eo- se.oM u, -. y. apIs-lw'
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The NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE for this week
contains full report of the Sckes trial. from the
commencement up to the present time For sale
al Shillington;s n
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TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND SEGARs.
III E1nI

Klliicki9icE ,sNoKING TOBACCO, LyDckbufsh
do. Goodwln's hne-cut do, Bischof do, do,
Gail's do, do,
IS gross SHANGHAI and GERMAN MATCHES.
And all other articles usually gpt by the ira 1e
OF which are offered at the loweht wholesale prices
st No. SO High street, GEORGETOWN.
ap y Iw JAMES WALLACE
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PREACHING AT THE AsYLUM-ReV. B. Sunder-
land will preach at the Washington Asylum to-
morrow afternoon at the usual hour, 3 O'Clock
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nON'T FoRGEr.--It has become a settled fact that
you buy Stationery % per cent chpa per at Shep-
herds, corner of 18th and ID streets, than anywhere
else In Washington. Its
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01

the road to Pixies Peak are increasing, and
all are getting along well.
New York, May Sth.-Professor Morse ar.
rived to-day passenger on the brig Emily
from Arroyo.
ST. LOUIS, May 9th.-The steamer War
Eagle, from Leavenworth City, brought So
600 in gold dust by an express direct from
Pixies Peak.
LEAvENwoRTH May 7th.-The Pixies Peak
emigration is on the decline here. A bank
ing house in this city purchased, yesterday
$3.50 worth of gold dust just in from the
! Gila
Later News by the Overland Mail.
SAN FRANoIsco, May 81.
The following news is from telegraphic
dispatch to the Bulletin, exclusively.
Sr. LOUIS, May 9th, p. M.-The steamship
Anglo Saxon arrived at Quebec this morning,
bearing European adyices to 9th April. four
days later than previous advices. Dispatches
by this arrival state that there had not been
given Sardinia IA days longer time in which
to dsarm and disband her volunteers
A French loan of fifty millions of francs
had been announced.
France and Russia had entered into an
alliance, offensive and defensive, which
caused panic in the London market and
consols fell at once % per cent.
The French troops were entering Sardinia
and Piedmont
Great Britain, Prussia and Russia had pro-
tested against the conduct of Austria to-
wards Sardinia.
The British channel fleet have sailed with
sealed orders. Their destination is reported
to be the Adriatic The whole militia force
of Great Britain IS to be embodied in antici-
patton of that country being involved in the
impending war.
The Sandman Chamber has invested King
Victor Emanuel with unlimited powers as
dictator. The German Diet has decided to
keep the federal contingent ready, and to
arm fully all the federal forts. Count Wal
neski, in an official statement to the French
Legislature on the present condition of af-
fairs, throws all the blame on Austria. Dis
patches from Turin say that Austrian troops
would enter Piedmont on the 26th of April,
in three divisions.
Breadstuifs and Provisions had advanced
in England, and continued to have an up
ward tendency All domestic markets had
advanced under the influence of continental
news
San Francisco-no local news.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01

PENNsYLvANIA.-On May 4th, the Pennsyl-
vania State Central Committee of the State
Rights Democracy net at Alton, John W.
Forney, Chairman. A committee was ap-
pointed to issue an address to the people of
Pennsylvania, and resolutions to the follow
ing effect, were adopted
Res0loed, That it is inexpedient at the present
time to nominate State Ticket
Resolved, Formally proclaiming unalterable op.
position to the doctrine Of Congressional inter-
venton in relation to slavery in the Territories as
advocated by the Republicans in their platform
of 1856, for the prohibition of slavery in the Ter
ritories, and as advocated by the Administration
Democrats for the protection of slavery in the
Territories
Res0l1ed, Recommending the friends of popular
sovereignty to vote for no candidate at the COM
ing and future elections for County, State or Ma
tonal officers, who refuse to stand clearly upon
the doctrine which recognizes the prime iple that
the Territories like those of States, shall form and
regulate their own domestic institutions in their
own way.
Resolced, Recommending a union of the States
Right Democracy of Pennsylvania, to demand at
all times and at all places the adoption of the
principle promulgated by the Harrisburg Conven-
tiOn of the 18th of April, 1859, and which were
enunciated in the Cincinnati platform of 1855, and
in Mr., Buchanan's letter of acceptance.
ResoIgef, That county committees of CORES
pondence be created.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01

CANDIDATES IN TUoLUMNE CouNrY.-The
Sonora Democrat gives the following as Che
list of Administration candidates in Tuo.
lumue county
For Senator-J. J. Franklin, A. A. H. Tut
tie, and E. A. Rodgers
For SHERIFF.. w. Patrick w. f. Cooper,
j. d. Patterson, R. Mullin, F. Lux, S. T. Pike
and A. c. j. Wilson.
For County Judge-G. 7, Martin and T. N
Machin
For District Attorney-H. p Barber and
l.. Quint.
For County Clerk-B. A. Mardis, R. E.
Gardiner E. Scarborough, j. Lettord, G.
W. Spauldng, and J. Alexander.
For Assembly-We can call to mind the
names of L. Hamlin, DR.. Day, DR.. Hendrix
Q. Holloway, Ii. Mattison, S. NJ. Buck, W.
e Thompson, r. Howe, W. Dow, and L. A.
Stevens
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01
rsz- One of the most pleasing. nj the

g5Sy- One of the most pleasing, AZ the
same time effective remedies for Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising from morbid condition of the
stomach and liver, is Dr. Hostetter's Btters. 1t not
only removes the disease from the system but by Civ
ing tone to the organs Of Digestion aids them in their
functions. All who have tried it acknowledge its
cellence and superiority and we therefore commend
it to the sufferer DIR. Hosteter's Bitters ton c.,
is too well known to need praise. 1t is therefore
scarcely necessary this time to do than direct
attention to this preparation, which is certainly
qualed by any before the public, satisfied are
that its widespread reputation must prove sufficient
to satisfy all Of its excellence relief and remedy
for all diseases of the stomach.
"Knowledge is gained by experience, and, though
have heretofore dealt very little in medical prepar-
ations, are compelled, in justice t. the manuac-
turers, to say that IGostett9rs Stomach Btters has
been the means of curing us of severe attack OF
dyspepsia, and has removed pain in the stomach in Il
very short time.-PatsJwrg Gazette
Sold by Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere.
L. WIDEMANN, Agent,
Marysville.
apt9-2mis PARK & WHITE, San francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01
REFERENCES :
To the PnbIic.

DIR. SMITH, having established first class Water
Cure and Motorpathic Institution in this city, and
feeling gr at interest in the success of such an In
sttuton, based upon natural and rational prin cpes
of the healing art shall take charge Of the business
department DR.. Smith is graduate of regularly
chartered Medical College, a thorough Physician by
nature, as well as education, and can assure those
who consult him and adopt his treatment that they
will rejoice in the Inspiration of returning health and
verify all that is said in his favor.
THOMAS HILL.
Late Of Iill Wooster Co.
Sacramento, March 30, lS59 Lmh3l -3m-d&w
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01
DENVER IN TRINITY.

SHAsTR, May 22d.
SIR:-Gen. Denver met with the coolest recep-
ton in his county of Trinity that possibly could
be imagined. No committee was appointed to re-
There was not the slightest enthusiasm when he
did come, but little while he was there, and great
deal when he left. The friends of Burch thought
Oo use an inelegant phrase) the General
''cuttng it a leete too fat, and so they let him
out very gently. NJ. D. r.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01
WATER CURE AND DMOTORPATHIC
ESTABLISHMENT
Electro Chemical Baths.

/ nR. BARLOW J. SNHETH-GRADUATE
/ ~ Of the New York lIiseo Therapeutic College
has opened first class Water Cure and MortorpathiC
Establishment in Sacramento, in the large and pleas
ant house formerly occupied by Mrs Tilden, on Sew
enth street, between and j.
The establishment is the first the Pacific coast
that combines all the advantages Of llygenic medca-
ton and is equal to any in the Atlantic States or Eu-
rope. Dr. Smith, with his family, resides in theins-
tuition, and pains expense will be spared to make
it pleasant and health-restoring home for invads
Those suffering from diseases of the Eye, Bronchial
and Catarrhal affections, Diseases of the Heart, Lungs
Liver, Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Apoplexy,
Fits, Paralysis, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever and
Ague, and Fevers of all types Putril Sore thrOat
nation of the Bowels Chronic and Acute Diarrhuea,
should try the advantages of this Institution before
taking poisonous drugs, and thuslesseng the chances
of recovery.
The arrangements of the Institution are particular
y adapted to the successful treatment uterine dis
eases and dsplacemens curvatures of the spine etc
Women anticipating confinement will be furnished
with pleasant apartments and the best medical and
surgical attention and nurses in the State and every
to render parturition easy and
natural.
There is gymnasium for ladies as wellas gentlemen
ELECTRO-CilEMICALB BATHS so valuable in erad-
cating posons, both mineral and vegetable and I'm
the treatment of rheumatism Neuralgia, ETC. will be
administered TO patients without extra charge.
| CANCERS cured by an entirely new process.
BONE SETTING.-Dr Smith is the only one i'm Cal
ifornia possessing the art of Bonesettng SO
fully practiced by the celebrated Dr. Sweet of Con-
necticut
Alimited hummer Of persons desiring physioloe
ical diet can be accommodated.
Dr. Smith will attend patients in any part of the
city
Thomas TI1 late of the firm of Hill, Wooster Co.,
Will take charge of the busncs department.
TERMS-FOR BOARD AND TREATMENT-S2O
20 $50 per week, according to attention re-
quired
Consultations free, verbal or by letter.
Letters of inquiry promptly answered a nd circulars
sent on Application. BARLOW j. SMITH, NJ. d.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01

On the 25th ut., the body of an unknown
man was found hanging from the limb of a
tree, near Robinson's Ferry, Calaveras coun-
ty. He had evidently committed suicide
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-01
LETTERS FROM THE INTERoR. Under this
heading the San Francisco News publishes
the following extracts from letters:
PROSPECTS IN PLuMAs.
QUINCY plnn-ns 10

QUINCY, Plu1 as CO., May 2S.
SR;-l have visited the most populous portions
of the county, and am pleased to learn that the
Ant-Lecomptons are numerically stronger than
"Buchaneers' who acted with the administration
in the last canvass, who now declare that they
shall heneeiorth act with us. They cannot Ell
dorse the slave code test. Cur Convention will
be held on the 4th of June, and we shall carry the
county by large majority. Sd. b.