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In tile Orphans Court for Bal imore ty:
ord red this seventh day Of Feb 1860 upon the petit
ton of Edward tits HnEey surviving executor of Leonard
Jarvis. by the Orphans Court for Ba !more CITY that the
appointment Of the fifteenth day Marc next in the Court
Of sid Court which has been made by said
for citing of persons entitled to disrburive shares ega
Gle residue of the of sail Jar
Wis, in hat pay men distribution hreof my b.
such ting und the Cou rs direction and
troll b., and tie is hereby approved.
AID it is u ther eide that laid executor do give
tie meeting publication of this order in Of
the daily wspapers published in the city o. Baltimore
week successive weeks before the day or said
needing
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NUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
Y the I'm day of Fe rua~y 1860, John A. MATHIA s
made delivered the un frs gned AN ASSIGNM Mt
OF ALL HI> EFFECTS AND PROPERTY of every de-
SC ID ion benefit Of his differs One of the j.
81 MS the I'd ties preference in favor Of all such
G edo as hail. within sixty days tom the te thereof
execute ree said thas and accept the dividend
they may entitled the in fun of all clms
The Deed Assignment has ced record,
leases will prepared and held the Offices OF tn trustees
for sign ture j. LATIMER HOFFMAN.
fel5 3aw2w FPHpAI " sTI.
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q zs&Nsz--A FOR RICHMOND, VA.
- The steamer GEO PEABODY will leave
~! !tt9 o6 sITeet wharf on TUESDAY AFTERNOON NEXT
the 2Sth February, at o'clock " ' MAJ ,
Passage and fare only S.
datiOns, apply TO I S'"'e i''oiH o0''A''1o
te27tf j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
ltEn 1
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Il pEPI Z ON MptGNE

Il A PERLE CBAMPAGNE.
- This celebrated Wine is highly sparkling, perfectly
pure ard of rich fruy TASTE unsurpassed in quality by
any Wine in the american market.
RU&iS Cabinet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention Of
connoisseurs is invited to its qualities and superiority
dinner Wine of unr allied merit Its beautiful Bu6y color is
guaranteed II he the natural product Of the grape
PAsTIoU RNoTIcE.The undersigned, being aware that
competitors spreading the report that the Wine
imported under the of Rubis articiay coored do
hereby bid the OF TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS oany known
chemist who could in public experiment, afford The
scientific proof that the deep color of the Rnbs due
J. GoERG Co,
A Chpons Marine, France
CHARLES II. MYERS & BRO,
Raft ;u,nra
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&RR ~ ssEE@@-asgS-S WILMINGTON AN u
FAIL As s4LT EGHHf k47tFoAO
eG her 1 M2NR eAye qsIH Ten sEEr R
EXPEE$$ Fk4iY y sa5 o!l@ri WAY MAIL lol.
ON SUNDAYS at 52s NJ only. All trains connect wit
New York Trains except s 25 P. NJ, On Saturdays.
IS P. ~, stopping only Stemraer's Run, Chases
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE Al srs AMIN
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS On DELAWARE RAIL.
Ry leaving 70 l5A N tlan viii =; " minse,
Sit6 3 F. train 6T or by spH5 The can W
mington, and take the S5 A. train
be required bring respons white person,
ally known to the undersigned who y be willing to sign
n n5iHt VI '''s 'OG' VIZ. CRAWFORD, Area,
Ia 81 60 FOR The 49,. ,,.
and after November I4th 1854 the trains will run a.
Leave Camden Station BalnorN,I ,excep srpdovs
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND N0RTHW EST Bod
',,,'- - w ron WY PASSENGERS.
between btiHnofe and Piedmont take the 745 N. train
berland and Wheeling Accommodation Trains and between
rafton and Parkersburg, take the 4o5 p NJ train from Bal
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at 4lSP.N
and from Frederick at A; "
a. NJ and AS P NJ. and Ellicotts Mills at 745 A n and
FOR VA SRlNGTOv AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 500 A. NJ and3 70 and 4N,f
NJ On Sundays at 20 A. NJ only. Leaves Washington for
Sundays at 20 P only The second and third train,
@ny from bamo stop at way saood and ST an
Washington connect it'll trains the Annapolis Road
For tickets Of every kind informatioD &C. apply to j.
ENGLAND, Agent the Tich ct Ofhce Camden station
I, NJ COLE General Ticket gent. MO :.
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tSigned,J j SPEAR SM TIL.
JAS IL ttDOUN,

TNHOMAS II. FREELAND and JAMES HALL,
Il partn~,s trading as FREELAND Il HALL have eXecu-
ted ded ar NJ date the Sd february, 1861 convey
ing ii Of h pa tner,hip md diyidna property to the
subs rbr in the benefit of their creditors The
deed has been left the Clerks Office of the Su
perior Court and other provisions,
fe ence in creditors may within sixty
fir IN date signify in iing their 10 its vi
and agree to accept in ful payment of their claims,
such dividend they may be entitled to thereunder
FRANCIS NEALE. Trustee.
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IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS, COURT.

February Z4th. lS60Orered that the sale of the real
of GORGE RI deceased made by Rob Mi ke,
the of the last will and testament of the said de-
ceased and this day reported to this Court by the said
executor be ratified and confirmed, unless be
shown to the contrary before the 2ith day of
April provided copy of this order be inserted in
daily newspaper published in the city of Baltimore,
least week for three successive weeks, before the
9th day Of March next
The report the of the sales be $40
True copy-Test-ISAACP p. COOK,
Register of Wills for Baltimore cit v
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* ,,sIcA NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE

rsT~s OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
shAARahaaaslas71x STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The COmpanys boats having been put in complete running
order prepared every description
and harbor towing at the shortest notice
The Companys Boats follows.
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. H. League.
The commanders experienced and every guar
anee given for the safety Of their charge The
rates of tOwage will be made reasonable For further nfor
nation apply to the Captains board, of the agent,
Islst. No c. " pyaft .,ra..
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Minss. YiQaurs. tt.

Ra B. F. ULMAN,
tfE2@E9 IMPORTER he ,LERIN
- BRANDIES, WINES, &C., &C.,
Nos, 5 aud N0gTH GAY STREET,
Keeps constantly in and United States Bonded Ware
CoGNAc BRANDIEs:
Hennesey, Pinet Castilon. Vine Growers United Vine
'"'N RoaCHELiE AND BORDEAUX BRANDIEs:
Segnec, Pellevosn, CamuS Rusteau, United Proprie-
tors &c 49, ~
B0hlen'' wee'p Royal WINS Msdar Swan Fish &c
Champagne, Sherry, MADEIRA, Rhensh, Hungarian &c
Bourbon, MOnOngahela and Old Rye
FRUIT BRANDIES:
Wild Che aspbery Ginger Straw
berry and plne Apple guaranteed of superior quality
price. 1880 "
pose hose yans Anseed, Noyeau, Cinnamon, Peppermint
very best Cocktail German Herb Swiss Stomach and
R TIL special attention Of the trade solicited my
fn- 5randies Cordias, Btters, &c. fei5-tf
MS HUNGARIAN VINES,
tS&ESa IMPORTED BY
AezzAz& RUDOLPH POLLATSEK,
No. 1874 WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Two doors east of Hanover sreet)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HUNGARIAN WIN Els
lnconnecton with SA MI. P0I.LATSEK, Wholesale Win
per Bremen ship "Coumba, tine first invoice OF genuin
Iokay IN easS and Superior Hungarian Red Wines tn
| celebrated 'Egribor." frl4-tf
MER BARTH EDMEADES,
tEAE3 At the old Established House No 81 South STREE
COMMISSION ME- CHANTS
| of COGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES Bohen.
Weeessp and , other GINS, SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAlC
NoAS' WIN f's' &C On Consignment
PEN a%n iKEH Tvs XKRGT5NIA
| direct from dstillers ia2tf
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TN THE SUPERIOR COURT FUR BALTI-
Il MORE CITY, MARY TERN, lSS0-IN EQuIlY.

n \ l.. DONALDSON as. GEORGE W. DON LDSON.
The object of th is to decree Of divorce
rinco ndtrim0nii Of the said Nancy L. Donald from
sad G. orge W Dona ;>on The bill states that
9Th of September, 1880 the said complainant in
married with the sad defendant in the town Of exam
dra Msso that, alb ut i've years before the institution
of these pr ceeding she and said defendant moved to
SAID Defendant began to treat her with great cruelty that he
with great severity and has repeatedly threatened to kill her
that whole of said deli ndant excessive
cious and he has lately committed adultery; that he
has do anything for the support his family that
the mpl has means of support except what she
gains by in ustry that the said defendant has fire.
quently nefe ed wi he in her efforts support herself
and children and has forcby taken possession of money
which she rned by her labor Tn heis constant
" uu er The influence laudanum and sprituous Ii
such degree make IL dangerous for the complainant
and culdren be in under his control That
she chill by said defendant, boy abou five
wears and the other who infant that the aid
defendant has with which he support these
and is not fit TO have he OF them;
that the has ever beh aved true and faith
full wife The bill further asks for such further relief her
may require.
It s. Their a1udged and ordered this Goth day of
February, 1861 that the mpanan by causing of
this order inserted in published il the
city of Bait Zach If four SUGGEST weels be-
fore goth day of March 1860 give notice he said alb
ndant Of the object and substance of this BILL and
him to appear in this Court ia person or by solicitor
before the 2It day OF June next to answer The pem
and show he has why decree ought not to
pass as prayed. 80 - ..,- -.
Tr1n -tns 4
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THE STATE OF MARYLAND.--At an Or

Il phans' Court held for Baltimore city, in the Court
House in IN" city Of Baltimore the seventh day OF Feb
ruary, in the Lord eighteen hundred and sixty
Present,
J. SPEAR SMITH,
los II ArDDILN. SIndpes
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Stfamhnafs
.sIEA BALTIMORE AND snsoTFV4

81 FOR PETERSBURG (via CITY
Ess==zxsa---sIsP0INT, VA.)-The steamer GEORGE
fETABOll will leave Lght street wharf, on TUESDAY,
PPaEhNOON NEXT, the 18th February, o'clock
For freight passage having fine State Room
datons, apply to " " ~
fe27-tf D. bhaHH ~ JTs agent,
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TNHTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SIR

scrber of Baltimore city in Maryland has obtained
from the Orphans curt OF Baltimore city, letters +
FRANCE TU N.k, late of said city, deceased; All
having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the sub<cr Der before the 18th day of August
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit
said All persons indebted to said estate
requested make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 18th day Of February 1870.
MARY TURNE Adm de bonis non
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Massachusetts PoLitics.-A dispatch
from Boston, the Goth, says:
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee at Worcester, yesterday, voted
TO call state Convention ut Springfield,
on the 9th of September. A resolution
endorsing Breckenridge and Lane was
defeated by tie vote.
Pennsylvania PoHticS.--A dispatch
from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, of the
Goth, says:
The Douglas State Convention meets
this evening. A grout crowd of politi-
clans are here, whose opinions are di-
vided about the policy of nominating
straight with Douglas electors, and also
as to the policy of the State Con-
vention.
Nc,c York City Poiiiics.-A dispatch
froN New York, the Goth, says:
The Breckenridge and Lanc general
committee of this city organized this
svenipg, at the Irving rooms-Gustavus
..WSSmith in the chair. Every ward in
the City was fully represented. Pri-
|. mary elections were ordered to choose
delegates to the Brcckinridge State
Convention, already called to assemble
i. at Syracuse, on the 9TH of August. a
resolution was passed, requiring all
> members of this committee to retire
front both Mozart and Tumany Hall, or
from any other organization that sua-
'tains Stephen \. Douglas.
y. linton Electoral Ticket IN Ncl0 Jersey.
The New York Express, of the Goth,
says:
Fhe Trenton (Now Jersey) Union
: Convention appointeda Bell and Everett
electoral ticket, and a State Executive
Committee Of twenty-five was appoint
ed, to make it Union electoral ticket,
~upon the principle Of the New York
Utica Committee, and to fill any va
cancies which may occur by resigna-
tons or otherwise. In the Convention,
every county was represented, and
the enthusiasm to serve Bell and Everett
was very great There.was manifest
fair mixture Of yostsg American blood
with the coolek current of the sober
second thowght of old gentlemen.' We
understand that conferences will be had,
and a Union electoral ticket formed. A
united opposition would defeat the
Republican party in New Jersey by
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is proving very fatal. 1t may be that
the terrible cattle disease which was,
sweeping over the New England and
other States visited this portion of the
country.
The Little Rock Gazette of the 26th
says the river opposite that place is now
measured by inches - being sixteen
inches on the bars between that place
and Pine Bluff, and twenty-five inches
below that place.
Slight rains have fallen since our last,
but not enough to benefit the crops
There is a complaint ofinjured or ruined,
crops from almost all quarters.
The Fort Smith Herald Of the 2lst
says: s
Reports from the country continue II
be of most discouraging characters
The corn crop is said to be ansali1lost
entire failure. The earth is tsgAys
parched up, and all vegetation is
The slight rain we had in the fis
of the week was not sufficient,
but little if any good.
From the Helena Shield of Satut4
last we extract the following
We continue to receive the
favorable accounts of the gr6w7
crops-of both corn and cotton-in Il
region of country-we might say
both sides of the river-for our Co
homa, Tunica and Bolivar (Miss.1
county neighbors claim to have the bea
crops in the Mississippi valley.
An idea of the extraordinary album
dance and promise of the corn crop Of
this county may be formed when we
state that some old and nearly worn out
upland fields, that have not produced a
fair crop in the last ten or twelve years,
will this season yield from 30 to 40
bushels per acre.
Another Murder By NegroeS.-Three
negro fellows, two of them the property
of Clayton Rodgers, the other belong
ing to sister living in Tennessee, were
yesterday morning lodged in the coun-
ty jail, upon q charge of murder-they
having, on Thursday night last, upon
the plantation Of James Rodgers, Esq,
in the Walnut Bend, in this county,
murdered the overseer, Joseph Powers,
by strangulation.-They went to the
room where Powers was asleep, about
II o'clock, and with strap of coarse
Lowell cloth strangled him to death.
We understand that they have confess
ed the crime.
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TEisSissippi Ktcnls.

o. The Vicksburg Wing, OF Tuesday
morning last, furnishes the following
items: 80 ~
DEATH Of Hon. DaridwGi6Son.--Ws,
are panied this morningySSo record the
death Of Hon. David GI5sph-sone of the
oldest and most substantial citizens OF oar
county. lie died at his plantation on SUD-
day last. e
The TickSburg, Shreveport and TerQs
R0iir00d.-We understand The iron has
Aaen laidIo Delhi on this road, and THAI
the iron7-horse reached that place, for the
fest fRss yesterday afternoon.
First Bale Of Nc,0 Cotton.-The SEst
bale of cotton received at this port>aSaS
season was brought down by the STEAMER
Prince, on Sunday. 1t was from the plan
tation- Of w. d. Gale, near Satartia, on
Yazoo river.
attempt to BreaE JaiL.--An attempt
was made on Sunday night, by number
of the persons confined in the Warren
county Jail, to effect theif Escape. They
cut through the roof, and were detected
on the top of e,buiding. r
~ We learn that A. c. Kerr, has
been appointed mail agent on the Southern
Railroad, vice Mr.. Smith removed.
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been non

Reports from various quarters of the
State, says the n. o. Picayune Of the
I'd inst, show a favorable fall of rain.
The Southern Times, of the 29th ult.,
says:
A slight rain fell at this place on'the
morning of the 10th. 1t will do but
little good.
From the Lafourche Union, of the
2Sth ut, we learn that soaking rain
has fallen. The Union remarks:
Enough has fallen to do something
towards refreshing the atmosphere, and
imparting a new impetus to the cane
crop, whose emerald green shows it to
be thriving finely. The corn in this
parish, as well as in adjoining parishes,
has suffered much from the drouth, and
will be light.
In the upper portion of the parish
severe hail storm occurred the 9th ult.,
doing some damage to the crops.
The Morehouse Advocate, Of the 2lst
ult., says:
On last Tuesday we had an abund-
ance of rain. We learn from well
authenticated source that the crops suf-
fered seeerely on the Gum Ridge, from
hail and wind. We hear of nothing Of
the falling of hail in other portions of
the parish, and it is the opinion that
the storm was confined to the Gum
Ridge.
The crops on the Bayou Bartholomew
and on the uplands were greatly bene-
fitted by the rain, and buoyant hopes
are now entertained that there will be
a bountiful yield of both cotton and
corn.
The Independent has the following,
on the same subject:
A sober sort of drizzle set in yes
terday morning, and before the day
closed, our town and vicinity received
a'pretty good dampening. This rain,
if general through the parish, will prove
of incalculable benefit.
The Minden Advertiser, of the same
date-the 21st ult., speaks as follows:
Since our last we have had a refresh
ing rain, which has, cooled the atmos-
phere greatly. Itcame tool late, how
ever to save corn. Some of our hfrmers
are replanting with the intertian of
making fodder.
Coup de Soleil.---1Erom the Gazette
and Sentinel of last week, we learn,
that while attending a funeral, Father
Fallot of the Catholic Church, had an
attack of coup de sdeS. He will pro-
badly recover.
Fire.-A saw mill on Mrs::-N indef's'
plantation, in the parish of Terte bonhe',
was destroyed by fire on the 25th.slt.
A ST. Mary Cotton tStalk.-We clip
the following from the Planters Banner,
of the 26th ult.:
We saw yesterday cotton stalk from
the plantation of Mrs. Brown, in this
parish, that contained two hundred and
sevcnty-tive bolls, many of them OPEN
ed ! That's hard to beat.
Sugar Cane-The same paper has the
following notice Of fine sugar cane;
Our neighbor Wilkerson, manager of
the Carolina Plantation, sent us yesterday
specimen of the sugar cane growing on
bis plantation. One of the canes was
nearly six feet high, on which there were
ten we'll matured red joints: At this time
OF the year these canes are something
extra for size. We have not seen their
equal, so early, since the great season of
1853.
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The of LAURENCE GoDsTEIN, charged with
stabbing with intent to commit murder, by Henry
Neighnabler, came up for examination yesterday.
After the hearing of testimony, the Judge commit
ted the accused to appear before the District
Court.
Frank Devine examined on Wednesday
last, on charge, made by Mr.. Littlejohn; pending
the decision of the Justice, another charge was
preferred against him, upon which he was placed
under bond of $500 for Il hearing on the 18th in
slant.
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come to the conclusion that Paraguay
is not responsible for indemnity to the
United States or the Paraguay Naviga-
ton Company, which. claimed damages
to the extent of nearly 81, 100000, ex-
elusive of the alleged violation of grants
of import and veryaval uable privileges.
The Coast Survey office and the
Smithsonian institute are investigating
the subject of tornadoes, stimulated by
those Of recent occurrence in the West,
An efficient officer connected with the
Coast Survey has been detailed to visit
the scenes of their effects, for the pro-
curing of such data as to geography.
etc, as will aid the scientific exami-
nation.
The officers of the United States
Agricultural Society are industriously
EN- ployed in sending to all parts of the
Union the premium lists and circulars
of the great National Exhibition which
is to be held at Cincinnati in September.
1t is expected that the Cincinnati Fair
will eclipse any yet in this country.
The premium list amounts to S3O,OOO,
of which large share, in sums of S30O,
$500, 5000 and 500, is offered for
horses.
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rIys Star Hook and ladder Company No. One,
in compliance with their established rule will hold
a monthly meeting this evening, at the usual hour,
at their Truck House, Madison street. between
Burthe and Second streets. A full attendance OF
the members is expected
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The OccoGuan Disturbances.

THE AFFAIR ENDED WITHOUT BLOOD
SHED.
Our readers are already acquainted
with the feeling caused by the erection
of q pole by the Black Republicans at
Ocooquan, Va, and the determination
of THE citizens to cut it down. The be-
ginning and ending of the whole affair
which telegraph at first represented
as Fearful civil warts thus stated in
the Alexandria. Gazette of the 2Sth
A person named j. g. Athey came to
Washington, and telegraphed to.Gov,
LetexgEs as follows.
WG Uhs Teitizens of Occoquan, are
threatSA Nc with invasion by an armed
oob ef. flfree hundred men from a dis
tant part Of the county, on Friday
upon you for protection in this emer-
gency otherwise we'shall have to de-
fend ourselves.
w. C. ArHEY, opbehalf of citizens.
To which the Governor responded
inStanster, as follows:
Orders will be issued at snce to- en-.
Auntbn for the protectiur.- of y6as cit
liens. Jai+s LETCHER,
The Governor ACCORDINGLY. sent or
ders to Gen. Hunto1as who directed
Col. Brawner to- hold -a,trSop of horse
in readiness to give such protection as
was necessary. -,..
Whilst in Washington. Athey made
Arrangements with CERTAIN "Republi-
cabs" to to furnish 80 or 50 firearms
of approved make, with idfhniunttion
therefor, which were tof'be sent to
Oscoquan on Tuesday night by by wa
gon. TIE dispatch from G6vi-Letetef,
however, induced the abandohment of
this plan. AT Che meeting at Occoquan,
and amid great enthusiasm, it was re-
solved that the pole should be defended
to the death,-unlessth the assQillants num-
bered more than three to ore of the Re
publicans.
IHe ESonen attempt to Cut the Pole
Dozen. 4On the night of Thursday SOW
crul of the wives of the residents at
Occoqunn, fearing bloodshCd wonId oc-
cur the.ncxt day, attempted to demolish
the pole. III, the attempt the vito Of
MIR. Duty vas seriously wounded by a
blow from MF axe. Tie men gathered,
lloNtNtI, uRt Apth tliS N'iilttll away
from around the object of their attack.
The 27H Of Juiy.-On the morning
of the 25th yesterday the Republicans
hoisted the American flag and tho
party ensign bearing the names of
"Lincoln and Hamlin." During the
morning most of the woman left the
village, and rhe place seemed quite de-
serted; but no preparations weTe made
for defence. and the memorial ~ the
Colonel asking projection waa prepared
aud numerously signed.
Ats 1-2 O'clock the Prince William
cavalry, Captain Thornton command
ing, entered the village anu ranged
themselves in.fhe. heignborhood Of the
pole. Theyswere following by COM
Pany about forty str99g, padar com
mand of Capt. NJ. FitzhIgh md Major
Carter, who, paying no attention what
ever to the horsemen. quietly formed in
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from FIVE to ten thousand votes. The
Breckenridge men seem to desire this,
and the friends of Mr.. Douglas may
have to choose between the success of
a Lincoln electoral ticket and ticket
partly of their own faith and for the
man of their own choice.
A regular Douglas ticket has already
been nominated.