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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-11-06

KILLED BY Acc1DENr.-Joshua Hedgecock,
who lived near Evans Nursery, in Davidson eoun-
ty, came to his death by being run over by his
wagon, on Saturday last, mile this side of Salem
He was hauling load Of goods from this place to
Salem, and it is supposed he fell from the wagon
in front of the Wheels which passed over his body
injuring him MORALLY. A gentleman came up
soon after the sccident happened, to whom he
spoke requesting him to go for doctor, saying II
am badly hurt" He died in few moments after
the gentleman came up. He was about twenty
two years of age.-High Point Reporter.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-11-06
THOROUGHBRED CATTLE.

To Davidson for best Durham Bull years old
first premium, silver cup; b Davidson second
best, second premium, silver cup.
To Davidson, for best Durham Bull under yr
old, first premium, pair silver sugar tongs.
To Gen Means of Cabarrus, for best Durham
Heifer, years old. first premium, silver cup; to B
Davidson, I'd best second premium, silver sugar sitter
To Davidson, for best Durham Heifer, years
old. first premium. silver cup
To Davidson, for best Durham heifer year old
premium, silver cup.
To J A Caldwell, for best Devon bull, years old
premium, silver cup.
NATIVE AND GRADE CATTLE
To Jas Henderson, of CASTOR couRty for best Bull
years old, first premium, silver cup ToJ Potts
for I'd best, second premium silver cup.
To Davidson, for best Bull years, 6rst pre- MUM
silver cup. To Simonton of IredelL I'd best second
premium, silver cup.
To Davidson. for best Bull under 4 year 6rst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-24
The wolfCry Again.
rrrom the Philadelphia Amerieau.l

/ Now that the election of abraham Lin
coin is conceded to be certain by the can
did men of all parties, and the good sense
and patriotism of the country regard the
prospect Of his administration as happy
and fortunate relief from the corrupt, i'm
beetle and profiigate dynasty of Buchanan,
some of the Marlplots who have heretofore
attcmpted to make political capital at
home, by an excess of ultrnism as pro;
the cry Of "dtsuuiOn," and are Illuminating 1l g;
alarming honest but timid men from the
/ discharge of their duty. Mr. Keitt, OF
South Caroline has issued vnnt tsrTs be- a0. PTUS
lfsata 90 cot M in his usual Mexican fashion
4 with pompous phrases and LOFTY deel"mO-
tom He is very harmless gentleman
aud is to be left out of the-Rtxs@ Congress
which may explain this last pyrotec1nF'
exhibition. Col Orr, formerly Speaker
has al so made DEMONSTRATION, though u
4 fav6fs q co-operptiSe movement on til
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F5S-Voo-Ia 80 .'GIICLS Double the above rates
ding to tho NaSertisng on reasonable terms
made. "uu the number of changes
er AT to Advertisements 6s from transient persons or sraDr
o 81 f cards not exceeding five lines $40
VII - tor x months but for shorter period
:, The privilege Of Annual 4Jvsrt,s,,. :. ,,,.,
1aEertisers own Immediate business. sng 10 10
we'll a all es 9r the benefit of other persons.
a St ai sales and real estate sent in by tba
81 S-Advertiscmcnts not accomn.r;o7 ,-;.,,
accordingly ~ "N'" loFOid. and charged
csSa S9t,fs6 m 5 for Political Meetings be charged in all
OF Sermons. so cents each '-t'" f"onnSements
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By TELEGRAPH FROM STACSToS.

To Gov. SN1TH H:-whcrens conlmuni-
cation has been received Ivy the President S
Of this Convention, through NJ. G. HGr-
man N Of a committee of FIVE appointed by
the the CharIottesville Convention, whose duty
it is stated to be to oscertai" the disposl- !
ton of this body as to the union and mar
mony of the disrupted Democracy; tneF'-
''.9 Resolrsd, That we cordially reciprOcatc
the pacific spirit that prompted the heap, aP-
nointmcnt of said Committee, and hereby
,E eHtSorize and empower the President OF
this Convention to appoint a similaF, Com:
m;ttee nit Of Eve, whose duty it shall be tc
confer With the charlottesyiIIe Gonyen, sT, q
ton. and report to this hody the result Q
their conference and deliberations.
Committee appointed by the Convention
in conformity withsthe.resolntiton:
RoST G Wilson WILSON. J. II. Cox,
.-.5 CHAs. [Rv1GG.
To the suggestion in one of the des 5
yaotches- that your committee proceed I
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4 part otfhe South, aud not sepera+A on,ior
4 oV South Carolina. And lastly III Ro,.So
a, a member of the present Congress- ron,
!ne same State, is ont iu q long letter nTg.
/ aug tue same extreme resortin case oF NJ
Llncoln's election VI '"F'
10 appreciate the motives oC ,h.so
InFeAts, 1t must be borne in mind tbot ~
legislature of South Carolina has In e1s,,,
senator IN place OF Governor HammoF;d
ut tue session in November, aad these rhre...
9atilots, With multitude of other mo5as+
T2p rSptF"nts' as candidates for the vacancy
j" nen GOV. Hammond entered III. Senofo
' nc was regarded as one of The
~ SoutneTh extremists, and being among
o.I.g shareholders in Congress. Tas
"u9pted, both from his conceded oh;fitv
and from interest. AS pecnIicrIrr . "".ttsE 10y
@ i've tnnu. 1t required ONLY Shor+
experience to satisfy him that the cborgss
SO lndustriouslY propngnted thron@h I'm
soNth, of hostility in the north To its in
terests and institutions, were fabricated ror
GHeCt' and had no substantial existence
"Ver inns conviction he made the mem
oIN"le speech two years ago, among his
o"H nelghoors aud friends, which excited
@ QUO" general comment, and CONSIDERING the
s!i"" ana Inc circumstances, made eucI,
ISNoF"ole impression. The fre-eaters werc
afrald to combat his positions. or To mn
: '0ke controversy which would nacso-
s"rly d!Vide tue sentiment. They wers
surviving 10 consolidate at home. Bnr tl,sv
"ere none the less resolved to strike bi,,
uown Mt the first Opportunity for ,i+tari,o.
'uch un?aiatable truths, The time is oI |
I".u' "nu hence, and hence the zeal of |
,sei'. '! ana company, who, VIC venture To !
''eu1ce, VIII De disappointed aud defeated |
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New York Paper Warehouse.

ONE PRICE ONLY. WHEREPAPER DEALERS.
" Booksellers, Stationers Dinders, Printers, and
Purchasers generally save from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from frEt hands.
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities We
offer great inducements to parties IN want OF Ia
Ledger and Flat Papers. FOolscAp, Letter. Note and
Billet Fola, Packet, Commercial and all GRADES Of
Trunk. aud Straw Board, Blotting. etc. etc; Bank
Note, Bond, Drawing, Bank, RnEelnES. Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with Bank-Not"
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
uaries, Clergymen and Professional men. BiIlhseds
in stock ready ruled for Printers, from to I1eads
| to the sheet. Blue and White, Weve and Laid, In
1 fact, complete Paper BAEaHr Send for Circular,
| and save your money. Ordershy mail. accompanied
with cash will be filled well present in per-
! ann CARBON ( HARD,
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW REsTnnrn

J"'t Pdb'ishrd, IN q Seol.l Eartlort
a iLEGTUEE ONTHE NATURE, TREArS1 rVrr .,,,,
ii IS: IL GCEE OF SPERM ATORIllOEA or SoS,,
It'"t w sak neIs Sexual neLity NsrTousnss. "n.+
tI'n,,;n!,y EnIsst?ns, ErodW"iug lluputo1cy Con
'1ou you anu Mental amt rhySical Debiity
The important fart that tho ar.f,,, cors..:s...
,., may be effectNllr removed without intsr
ties. or the dnnEer9Ts applications cas
pirIc" dersHs is here clearly Ctionstrs+i H n
sty new and highly sueee,fn trratH,ent S aS
T Hy me celebrated auti"r fully explained h.,
,tts =. wnSh every one ID enabled 10 cure hinIssir
avoi,S ana at the least possible cGat. tsreSy
S 's rostruns of thedny This
rsss sIt under seal to any address pot pqid On tb
CITAS ~ '%o E, RS1t"gS stamps by addressing DR..
Post TrnL sss LINZ, $50 First Avenue, SewSnr.
jVl6
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EhOlCe First Class Insurance.

E'cash Captsl 81 600 COZ, absolute aud unimpoirel
Niln sTRPLus OF S5OG,3S7 SIS.
'' iAe fFesi!gcUf u years success aud experience
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AHeF correspondence by Tele1rooh
Htr" hilly' gets NIlfed ana HoIds
oH--NO Compromise.
from the Brcckinridge Convention ot
Charlottesville, on the part of the com.
mlttee of FIVE, appointed to confer with
the Stannt"n Convention. and composo,
OF the following mpmbers-Hon. W,n
smith, OF F"uqnier; ]. a. Jones, of Rich
mond eityi J. W. Massic, of Ro ockbridoe.
Benjamin Basel, of Upshur, and Samuel
Carpenter, of Alleghany-Ex-Goy. Smitb
made the following report:
CHARLoTrEsvlLLR, Aug, 1s 1sco
10 7" IN: NJ Amber. President of the
democratic Convention of VIRGINIA.
oF:-On the 10th inst. the Conrention
ADOPTED the following resolution:
"ReS0tEcd, That committee of five be |
"pPolnted-by the Chair to com,nunicofo
WITH tue Stanton Convention, with a view
the committee es'' !, !. NV
of Fauouicr; james Alfred Jones, OF tletf%' |,
! ,nond: james w. Mnssc, of Rockbridge;
| Benjamin Basel, of Upshuri Samuel Car
penter, of Allegheny.
| Owing to the lateness of the hour at
which the committee was appointed, ana
the difficulty of getting it together, did
mot obtain q meeting until the morning OF
the 18th inst. pom conference. your
committee concluded upon the following
despatch:
ny TELEGRAPK FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE
To THE president STAuSToX CoSvES-.
r1oS:-Hnving been appointed chairman OF
a committee to ascertain the dlspositloN
Of the Convention over which you preside,
as to the reunion and harmony OF the
disrupted Democracy Of our State, l re-
spectfnlly enclose you n copy of the reso-
luton, and the names OF committee ap-
pointed. c,,,.,.
forwarded the above communication
, under cover, to N. G. H0rmNu, Esq, will
the following unofficial note, in which
requested suggestions, with 81 view to ope'
the negotiation:
BY TELEGEAPH FROM CnARLorTEsVILLE'
+. To NJ. G.. HARMAx;-I enclose you th
above communication, which you vi
please present to your President AZ
point a committee, and, if possible: com
over. carried the resolution by an oTcl
whelming majority, in the t"ce OF Sto'
opposition. Make suggestions.
received despatch in reply, informiT
A me Of the appointment of committ
ng consisting of Messrs. u. G. H0rman, }.
y '" Wilson, j. H. Cox: j. n. Ligatt and Chs
fnY TELEGBArH FROM srAuSToN
To Gov. SMrTu-The President of t
Stnunton Convention has received 20
despatch, aud reports th"t the convent
here has appointed committee OF hye
confer with the committee appolntco
tbc Charlottesville Convention. Theco
NJ mittce from your convention will be {
~ pected in Staunton with the train:
pSf n C. HAITIAN. ]. L. WILSON
I II. Cox, in. LIGATT
CHAs. lRv1NG.
Shortly after the above despatch ano
I. or was received of more formal char
ter, and is also herewith communicate
RECEIVED AT CHARLoTTEsvILLE, Aug.
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9taunton s5 By the mail ffafn, re.non,,.a
and tbee snsslp usspateh was received TOO late,
";e1P35tT Of the Democratic potc Of ~" S,.s '"s
moata control her rots. commnn;.o - 0taf ,s,..
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GEO. ". JOHNSON. ,.
&. w. JOHNSON 4 MN. I.s''A

nj "n"fA eturers of Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware.
AElNG AVAlLED OURSELVES oF All. TRY
ta1 nr % @ tAGititi.s better prepared now
n sEei 10 MI AL orders for any article or work IN
Tue aGoEe line Of business. YaIIies and ConITc1o
tsI ,S s, 10 otusr Steamboat work done in s,Ibsts
S.I Motamsnke manner. We are now paynv
20 to this branch Of the trade and
W Giarnfee satisfaction in every particnisr To
csn, T Dealers We offer Inducements that
S'''n2t DO found elsewhere. Our stock of Var :;
aud the assortment ia full at ali time. W.
[ SeP STOCK o. thelatest and most approved nst+.r
u 00aA an" Wood Stoves on hand at ali times -
q. w. JOHNSON & son.
ivodEO.r No. lT9 Market Square,
VIII ceiling Va
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TERMS OF ADYERTIS73mc

TWELVE soLtD LINES or SoSp,,,,, 1on
LESS, MAKE SOrITrE ~" N"A AE'CA') OF
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CHAs. 1Rv1NG,

Shortly after the above despatch anotn-
cr was received of more formal chArac-
tor, and is also herewith communicated
RECEIVED AT CHARLOTTESVILLE, Aug. 10
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BY TELEGEAPn EEoN cnARLoTTEsvIlLE.
To N. c. HAnMAx;-I enclose you the
above communication, which you will
please present to your President APP
point a committee, and, if possible: come
over. carried the resolution by an over
whelming majority, in the face of stoAt
op2osition. Make suggestions.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-24

IrRTCHES.--SOOgr gross Shanghai, Round wood
NA,- AEeAss4'-'- 80 J. A. MErCALF.
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Assets, January 1, 1855.

Unsettled cI.ims not due,......... .S173!926 81
As-Is,es E4uitbly adjusted aud promptly paid
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RECEIVED GerC AT CHARIoTTEsv1LLE, AUGUST II,
1850, BY TEtEGEApu FROM SrAryToy
:: 10 Gov. MN. SMlTu-Can you come over
IN IN, an extra train? We cannot get one
mere acre, IT any thing is done it can Only he
uone oy conference, and soon. We must
ger Eer.os soge'neF, If we meet by private con
party. Answer Immediately. ~ ''s
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(ResoIutiOn.l WM- SAIIH' OHI11 Il
! forwarded the above communication,
under cover, to N. G. Hormau, Esq, with
the following unofficial note, in which
requested suggestions, with view to open
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-24

FIRE AND INLAND MN IUA44VN
Kicks accepted :: terms consistent with solVeheS anu
fair profit.
FSt<cidI ttsrtiot yirs 10 InSErGHcS0T DWELLL<NGS
gad Contents for terms Of one to fee yedrs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-24

oPF1CE on: MONROE STREET. I'd DOOR ABOVE
u THE 8icLuRE HOUSE WhEELlNG,5 "a 7.fsr,oT
r.r+S ~ Rroote Hancock and Ohio counties.
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The Two Democratic Conventions

Hheir C0rrespOndenceb by TeleRrapb--
Htr" Rilly" gets Mined ana HOLDS
oH--NO Compromise. O"
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Upwards of 100000
0i Ls,ss have teon paid by tho Etna Insurance Cos
in tic past 50 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
...as:sss...~.-s=lS''''sS
~ 49, g 49,
Pr.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Missouri and its Railroads, &c.

ST. LOUIS, March 1.-The Legislature of
New Mexico has passed a resolution petition
ing Congress to grant them semi-weekly
mail, running through in ten days
A resolution passed the House of the
Missouri Legislature yesterday instructing
the Committee on Internal improvements to
report bill to complete the Pacific Railroad
to Kansas City.
Also resolution to sell to the highest
bidder the North Missouri and Iron Noun
tain, and the Cairo and Fulton reads, the
State bidding the full amount OF her loans to
the said roads. In the event of the State
becoming the purchaser, the roads are to be
organized under one name, the directory to
be chosen by the State, and speedily con
nected by rail; or in the event that the Cairo
and Fulton Company will not let their road
for sale, the North Missouri and Iron Noun
tain roads be connected under one organza-
ton and extended to the Mississippi river
below freezing point.
Two dwelling houses, stable and slaugh
ter house on Morgan street, and one or two
adjoining buildings, were burnt yesterday
morning Loss $4,000; fully insured
The total loss by fire in this city for the
week is upwards Of 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
From IIayti.

PHILADELPHIA. March G-We have news
from Hayti dated at Port au Prince on the
18th ult The subscriptions in aid Of John
Browns widow are rapidly increasing. -
The Free Masons Of Ilayti are entering with
spirit into the work. 4 handsome public
fountain, built by the republican govern
ment, has been opened in the most populous
quarter of the capital. A line Of steamers
had been established between Port an Prince
and Liverpool. The emigrants who recent
ly left New Orleans for Hayt had arrived at
st. Marie in the department Of the Artibo-
mite The government had erected twenty
four cotton mills in various parts Of the conn
try. The country appeared quiet and pros
porous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
COM ID E Z CIAL,
The Markets.

BALTIMORE March 6.-Flour closed firm, but
not active; Howard street is held at S5.l24; Ohio
$500 s5.e2!; City Mills frmer-sales Of 1000
bbls at $3.50. Wheat closed active and buoyant;
red has advanced &C., closing at 1850 lie; white
1900 1909 Corn closed dull: sales OF 10000 bush;
white 700 3c.; yellow 72@73e Provisions closed
dull; mess pork Sl7.5O@SlS; prime Sl5i rump
S14 Whiskey closed dull and lower, at 23@24c.
New YORK, March Cotton closed firm
sales of 5000 bales; Uplands Middiings +
Flour closed firm; sales of 1000 bbis.; State
$5.2O@s525; Ohio So 95@S6lO; Southern has
advanced &C., closing at $5.sO@S6 90. Wheat
closed FIRM sales of $4,000 bush; Southern red
1854 I42c Corn closed firm sales OF 10000
BUSH; white and yellow 1S9 SIC Pork closed closed
quiet; mess Sl737@$ls.5 new primo Sl4.7O@
STATS. Whiskey closed dull, at 24c Sugar
closed heavy, Orleans 6968; Museovado 68@'+.
Coffee closed firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

LEcTURE-The Rev. j. L. Borrows, ID. ID.
delivered his first lecture of his course, in
the Baptist Church last night, to large au-
dience. This gentleman is most beautiful
speaker, and his lecture showed great abili-
ty. His several lectures, in which ne will
give the history of the Baptist denomina-
ton, in Virginia will be delivered this even
ing.
SrUNSED.-On Monday night last, little
lad, son of Mr.. John L. Smith, residing on
Fairfax street, accidentally met with fall,
which stunned him for a while, and other
wise slightly injured him. He has recov-
cred, and is now in good health.
ACCIDENT the alarm Of fire last
night, the Hose Carriage of one of the En-
CINE Companies ran over Mr.. James Gale,
who resides III the 18th Ward, near the Bridge
Pump, and inflicted slight injury.
FIRE DEpARTMENT.-The regular monthly
meeting of the Alexandria Fire Department,
will be held at the Hall of the Sun Fire
Company, this evening at I J o'clock.
ARRIVAL OF THE MoNTICELLo.-The steam
or Monticello, from New York, arrived yes
terday afternoon, bridging very full freight,
and four passengers.
ALARM OF FIRE.-The alarm of fire last
night which called out the Fire Companies,
was caused BY a Bon Fire which had been
kindled on Windmill Hill, near Water street.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. VIM. johnson, who
resided and carried on the hat business at
the corner Of King and Water streets, died
quite suddenly in his bed, yesterday.
FoR MOUNT VERNON. steamer Thorn
as Collyer took down very large crowd to
Mount Vernon yesterday.
LAND SALE.-Dr. b. Lacey has sold his
farm near Piedmont Station for o34per acre.
Purchaser MIR. John B. Jetfries.
AS the name of Mr.. Kinzer was printed
on the .Whig and American" ticket, at the
election Yesterday, for the Board OF Aldermen
at the first Ward it is due to that gentle
mans democratic principles, to state, that he
was not the nominee of the Wing and Amer
lean party. Mr. Lambert who had been nom
mated for that position, declined being a can
didate, and the people of the Ward, (irre-
spectiye of party,) desiring the services of
Mr.. X. in the City Council. his name was
by common consent inserted III lieu OF that
of Mr.. Lambert.
We have received from Mr.. George +.
French, part ii of Cassells illustrated Fam
lily Bible.
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Freshat in tho Maitland River

GoDEmcH, O. W., March 5.--rhe Ice in
the Maitland river broke ~ last night caus-
ing great damage. The steamer Troy, be
longing to the Buffalo and Lake Huron
Railroad Company, was carried half mile
into the lake and lies aground, with only hall
her hurricane deck above water. The schr.
Brothers was carried five miles into the lake
and serious damage was done to other
vessels. Fsherman's shanties were swept
away. and $50 feet Of the dock was thrown
up. The harbor is completely checked with
ice. Fortunately no lives have been lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
By 4. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Under au-
thority of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria County, rendered At tho November
term, 1859, III the suit OF Charles T. Alexander
and others, s. John u. Alexander, the undersign-
cd, Commissioners appointed for tue purpose, VIII
oder for sale, by auction. in front al the MayoTp
Office, in the town OF Alexandria, on SATUR-
DAY, THE SEVENTH DAY Of APRIL, $780,
az II o'cloch, A, NJ, All the REAL PROPERTY
il the County Of Alexandria Of which William r.
Alexander died possessed, viz:
|. square bounded BY Patrick Henry, WythsS
and Madison streets
2. square bounded BY Henry, Fayetts, Wytha
and Madison streets
2. Three iourths Of the square bounded ~ Fay
cite, Payne, Wythe and Madison streets
4. A square bounded by Payne, West, Wythco
and Madison streets.
;. 4 square bounded BY Fayette, Payne, Pen
dletou and Wythe streets
8. A square bounded BY Payne, West Wythe,
and Pendlcton streets.
Also, several fractions Of squares in the neigh
borhood ot the above, 81 which a description viii
acres. The above property lies north and west Of
Colrosse, the late residence Of Judge I. + Mason
The terms Vi sale, a. directed ID Tie decree are.
one third ii tic purchase money d 81 paid down,
and The residue III two equal payments al Fix and
twelve months from the day 81 sale; the deferred
payments 10 bear interest, and T. be secured by
the notes Of the purchasers-and retention 81 a.
tie the cash payment to be forfeited for failure 70
comply with the terms Of sale, and the property 70
BE resoli upon any such failure the risk Of The
purchaser. Il. y. TAYLOR,
r. JOHNSTON, Commissrs.
WM e. YEATON,
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Municipal Elections.

MARSHALL, Mich, March AT the char
ter election held here to-day the whole dc-
mocratic ticket was elected BY 100 majority
"a democratic gain Of 200 since last year.
GALENA H. March At the municipal
election in this city to-day the entire demo
cratic ticket was elected, with the excep-
tion Of two Aldermen, BY an average major
ity of lO8
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, March, at the
charter election here to-day the republicans
elected their whole ticket T.. W. Pondell,
the republican candidate for Mayor, has 90
majority.
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Later from California,

MALoYs STATION, March 5.--The over
land mail Of the l+th February has arrived
here.
The Republicans had held primary elec
ton at San Francisco for the choice Of dele
gates to the State Convention, al which a
majority Of the delegates are in favor Of Sew
ard
The snn offered as a bonus for building a
line Of telegraph from the Mississippi t. San
Francisco was 900 instead Of $1,000, as
before reported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-07
DIED.

Yesterday morning WILLIAM JOHNSON in
the 45th year of his age. rs" The friends and
acquaintance OF the family are respectfully invi-
ted to attend his funeral this afternoon (Wednes-
day. at , o'clock from his late residence, corner
of King and Water streets.
On the 2nd of March, of dropsy, at the resi-
dence of Benjamin Ii. Lambert, BETSEY IA
COBS, in the 5Sth year Of her age, a faithful do
nestle in his family for nearly 81 years.