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resid, 'oce, Is West Twenty fourth st,oo, a.
morning. a nine O'Clock without fur her NO., EiSsU
sAoxI.->n thursday, August o. tia e.des, ss,us,.
OF G. and AM short, aged years months ana %
The friends an acQus,ntances q the family sss lays
fully invited 10 atl nd the funeral this Triav' sS
noon at two o'clock rom the residence Of her pareos N
Thames street
sxna.-On Thursday morning, August o Cop,v, ,,.
Funeral Saturday morning. at haifpast ten o,cicr
from his late residence 20 Union place corner ~
Sixteenth street The relatives and friends he faI,v
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral wi.ho,
further invitation.
smswoop.--In this city, of consumption, 90 F-i1.y
August Q, Mrs. CATHERINE JANE SHERWOOD aged q gcsrs
ana % days.
THrr -SuddsnIy, on Thursday mornn,, Auruy O
Jo1N FRApes son OF Trancs L. and Clarence IL aysi
year,, month AID 10 days.
Tie funeral will take place this 0ridayl mocae NJ
ten o'clock from the residence of his parents lc3 Sena
avenre The sriends Of the family respectfully iu
vited 10 be present.
TIxKa-Ai ornge, N. j., on Thursday, Angus, o, VIII.
Furs,sr notice Of thu funeral viii bs giYen in I, mo~
rows paper.
VAN DcszS.-fn Jersey City, N. j., on Thursday,
August O. LsrI, CCKns, twin daughter OF Joseph aad
Ann NJ Van Doren aged months and days
Inc relatives and friends Or the family respectfully
iaV"ea 10 attend the fsDerai, on Saturday morn
inx al Ten csock frcm No 5o4 Bay street. Jersey City
wMnoot further invitation Yer reaains will be taaeo 10
hnstone, n j., for in.ermeut
somervile, ~ j., paIxrs ples ~e corr
'AiuSa IN Jersey CITY, rnurssag August O. NJ
K and Adela j. varick " ~ .
WARD-On Thursday r,crninS Arn,s.. n. =. -.
minutes 10 two, after shor, but very sre sic ,ss ~
congestion OF the lrngr, NARY WlRn wiGa ~ rTs.,,,
Ward, eyed 50 years. moEths ano days
Inc funeral VIII take place at he, ats resieoca a.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to A.
tend. -" -" .
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Nkw ORLEANS. August Q, 1850.
Cotton dun; steamers uews caused iess hrmuess:
Dun zoe. Pork buoyant and holders demand an al
f22. Sugar buoyant at 7aio skc for fair
To fully fair Moasscs Of 23c. CSC. Tobacco nrn logs
2ysc., One esf &c. &C. All other articles UNCHANGED
PrrtDEtpinA, August o. 1880
Breaestufs generally ksei irm. Flour At 81 o2ik Or
Furerfne Wheat 1rf sales 500 bushels rec Al VI 80
si SO. wbite 81 50 a 81 b5. Corn nrm and unchanged
BsruxoRr, August Q, 1880
Flour quiet. but arm Howard street and Oho hcld al
IS t2.; 90 sales. Wheat hrm red, 81 20 ell IS white,
81 80 81 o5 Corn steady yellow, T0s. T3c, white,
soc. Sc Provisions quiet, drm aud unchanged. Wits
Key higher, nj q &c
Flour steady but duh, at Is rs for State and %
Is Tor fsvorite double extra Wheat weaker sales
bushels red Indiana at 81 10; 500 bushels ues
white do. al 81 TO- and 500 sahf IAn1is winter
private Corn IN fair demand q, sac HI; hold
grains Capai freights Close ~ &c 1ogr. s &c on
wheat 81. m corr. " New YORK Lake mporis-26 500
bushels wheat al 900 bushels Canal exporp 0ls
bbs -four, 10 900 bushels wheat, &c eco bushels corn,
400 bushels cats.
BrYpato Augrste-i N
Flour steady, and M fair demand Wheat dnl red and
white winter L.. 2c lower: 1000 BUSH red Ohio
and Indiana al 81 TO- 5000 bush. white 10 Al 81 is
acc Oats steady sales Il goo bush. Illinois At 30.
whissey nal Csral freiebts frm al soc on -four.
13c. on wheat; 49, Onrn 10 New York Lake imports
% 500 bbls fonr "a 900 brsh. wheat 13t 900 bush.
corn, 1000 bush. oats. Canal expris-so,ooO bush.
What, 81 Geo Oush. corn.
BrFrAto August p--6pM
Flour steady and In fair demand sales 200 hbls at
- T5s IS To- extra SAfc, Wisconsin, aui Illinois; a.
IS q FOR extrs Indiana aod Oho 70 90 30 cr double
extras wheH fair demari, and red eii rhiie winter
II 2c lower sales q oo0 bushels ner rd vite- OHIO
ard indapa at al TO- 600 bushes Whit vfrier DO. At
~ i3sNi IL Cora nrmcr but dut ssas IL ooJ b1sas.s
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The Long Branch Mystery Cleared U.

4h0 Long Dfuncn mystery N1eNfed ~
OUR LONG BRANCH CORRESPONDENTS.
MONMOUTH HousE, LONG BRANCH, August o. 1860
left New York yesterday for Shrewsbury, an inland
village about three miles and half from this place,
Delaware Bay and Raran Railroad which road ook upon
as one Of the great blessings Of the age New Workers.
Instead Of lying aground all day, certain now Of
being landed in two hours at Long Branch The surveyors
are row surveying the Grand Trunk Absecum, from
Shrewsbury instead of Eaton Town. the original intention
took the ten O'Clock train from Shrewsburytown to.
day, hearing that they had found last night in
the rear Of this house with his head or and that the
man was Mr.. West who had whipped two negroes in
the early part OF the summer for being impairment and
OF securing their victim by knocking his brains and
tnro sng him into the The negroes in question
were two walters At the National Hotel
started with the expectation Of seeing something
horrible and coroners inquest, determined il possible
TO lind out all could post the NEw YORK HERALD up
out and it is cut was informed by Mr. xSe Reed, the
proprietor of this house. that the fishermen had found
bottle just bali hour before arrived full of blood
one 81 bis cooks had Oiled it-and the jug question
was his-and that some of the BARRIERS had got
some hair and put with the blood the club and the
poat and the whole affair turns out TO DO regular hoax.
have seen the jug in question: aud Mr West is
here, as well he wss and the negroes have
bot run away from the National Hotel find Coroner
here at all but ali the people enjoying themselves
sme In bathing others walking ana promenading upon
the beach, others out riding, aud the In general
eating and drinking Tho bars all doing good busi-
ness ana apple Jack or Jersey lightning has advanced
This Jersey hoax has travelled all over the country
and for every mile II travels about yards of
Is added 70 T..
The hotels full and are all doing good business
and the railroad brings down a full cargo every trip
while the boats by the river doing their share the
patronage. .
There not many notabes down here at present. but
enough OF other vis'ters 10 make Up the deficiency.
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ST. JosKYH Mo-, August ., 1850.
The Pixies Peak express brings dates Of August q
Last Tuesday three sporting men-wood, Steele and
Rooker-whe intoxicated entered the Office Of the Rocky
Mopntas Nrs and forced the editor, VIM. IT. Byers 70
accompany them the Criterion saloon, threatening to
kill any Who should attempt TO interfere TO rescue
him lie finally made his escape To bis Office through the
back ecor, but followed by the rowdes, who fired
volley from reviewers into the building, which
turned woundng Steele The whole town by this time
was aroused, and turned in pursuit Of the
party Steele shot In the head aud the other two
were captured shortly afterwards The feeling in favor
OF ynchng them strong, but they reserved for
trial. wo,d . destroying angel Mt Salt Lake
City, but fed here, having destroyed Saint All three
characters Of the moA desperate and dangerous
kind
Ia reported that rich gold discoveries have been
made about thirty miles from Colorado City, the road
10 Taryall, the Platte All who possibly
leaving FOR the new discoveries.
Tho weather was dry and warm.
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Drawings Of the Della ware state LOtts-
hes-wOOD, kDDY CO.. Manager OF tbs
pSlAvAn. HEsrycxr AND ,Issoyn srArE Lcss,sn
80, ii, Is, As. "a. 10, 2s, go, 20. 2. SO, IA SO.
DuAwARs-CLAss No. SH. August .. ,lgs0.
81, a, Al, 81. 49, rs, 49, 81, So. 36, 90, IL, As.
Circulars free OF charge by addressing either
WOOD EDDY : CO., Wilmington, Delaware
Or 70 WOOD, EDDY CO., st. Louis, Missouri
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CHuRm-CHuRcH-At Wexford, X l., Thursday,
August o, by the Rev Edward Bell THoMAs T. CauRoH OF
Fort Hamilton, New YORK. 10 PHKE r., youngest dAugh
ter OF Dr. q. II. Church, OF the former place.
DBARBoRN-OkroS.-M the Church OF the Redecmer,
Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August 8, by the Rev. \. NJ
Jcssup, Captain HENRY C. DxARBoRS to JASsAT s. ORION
all Of said city.
HkxpKFsoS-HrNnR.--OnS Sunday, August 6, by the
Rev r. Dcnsow, Mr.. JoHS HEspERsoS, Of Portchcstcr
New York TO Miss NARY H. HUsrxR, OF Toronto Canada
Canada papers please copy.
MEAD-hcCuLIoroH Monday, July 30. by Rev. DIR.
Armtage, Mr.. VIZ. MEAD 10 Miss HAKRIEr MoCuuoroH,
all u his city.
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BURLINGTON, N. j., August ., 1880.
George Aiken was shot and instantly killed at Red
Lion, vlnceutowu Burlington county, " j., yes.
terdsy by John H. Conover II In alleged that Aiken had
ravshed Conovers wife, and forbid to to the
house Couover In the meanwhile go, out q warrant and
put In the hands OF constable. When Aiken heard OF
be threatened TO kill him II he did withdraw the
warrant, and went TO Conovers house yesterday when
Conovcr shot him In the neck, killing him instantly.
Conoser gave himself up to the authorities, and WAS
placed In jail last evening at Mount Holly.
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NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 1860.

at acc soc Oss steady: saAs 20 600 basbes At SOC
Wh;skey nominal az l9c. Canal freishts-AOc on -four
13c on wheat, 12c 70 New York Lake Imports
600 bbs -four, 81 90 bushels wheat a. 900 hsls
corn Canal exports-.A 900 bushels wheat I26 900
bushels corn.
CHICAGO, August Q, 1850
Flour quiet Wheat dull and declined DC. - &c; sales
5000 bushels at s5c for No spring 81 for No red in
store Corn nrm and Ic &C. lower sales 900 bushels
OK sSc, IN store. 0ats steady ReceipS-i 800 bbis
hour, 81 coo bushels wheat 20 NO bushels corn 900
bushels oats Shipments 700 bbs Sour Gs 900 bushels
wheat 100 900 bushels 10 900 buels Freghts
exchange on New York, Ia per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, August o, 1890.
F1ourAn average business without QuDtable change
Whiskey steady at 1910 Provisions quiet. Money in
moderate demand. Exchange on New YorS \, per rent
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NV 0RLxASs August Q, 1860.
The schooner star arrived with Vera Cruz dates Of
the goth ut Mr. shpley, Tag oecers Secretary, pas
senger with dispatches for the Navy and state depart
ments. Mramon was a, Lagos unable TO escape.
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Heavy Thunder showers At Bossen.

poTVS, august v, lsoo.
There were heavy thunder showers yesterday after
Two schconers tying nj wharf, and several build
ings In Cambridge and other places, were damaged by
Lightning and Patrick Collins. boy the farm School,
on Thompson's Island, instantly killed.
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W. august IsnV
Montague, the Cincinnati embezzlers, case, is post
pored TIL to morrow allow time for the arrival OF
witnesses from Cincinnati Il s thought the charge Of
forgery be sustained against him; 10 which he
will be delivered the Uuited States authorities other.
wise he will be DISCHARGED.
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Fire at New Orlea na.

NEW ORLEANS, August 0, 1850.
The planning mill aud sash factory, and several buildings
adjoining, Grayier street, burned to-day. Loss
SEQ 900; insured SIS, 0c0.
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~ V = s, Dra wings OF Hodges, Davis Il
CLAss aDf, August 81 INA
%, 49, 81 "a, IL, ~, IS, 4, SO, 3, III, 65.
m ClAss 405. August Q, lsp. -
80, 81, CO, 25, "a, SO, s, a, 60, 90, 4s a. IT,
HODGES, DAVIS 4 Co
Managers Macon Georgia
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Brill d Balling's Portrait Gallery.
20s Chatham square.
First class Photographs water colors or India ink Oh
Paintings, Dsguerreotypes and Iyorytypes
Plain Photographs 81.
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United States Dtstrtrt Attorneys OHsce.
CHARGE or SMUGGLING WATCHES.
Arcrr 9.-Jscob Miller yesterday arrested by the
United states Marshal information BY Of the Of.
fcers q the custgUAr snuggu twenty watches
In the false boto bis travelling trunk The accused
was admitted W - IN t5to NJ, CHARLES VEN nsler be
coming the neccsssry surely.
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:. susssI COUNTY GAS Is9 AMOUNT o. 1900
ss on q aa 49, 81 Is Sv Sl s. S.
OF, SO, "a, "a, "A, 43, IL, IL, 10, 4. IA, z.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS CO.,
Managers, WILMINGTON, Delaware.
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LOUISVILLE, August Q, 1880.
The Common Council OF New Albany, Ia, has made an
appropriation, and authorized the Mayor the
free negroes from that town who residing there
trary TO the state law
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Progress Of the Prince or vVaaes.

ST. JoHs. N. B, August o. Isoo.
The Prince left per train Rothday tMon and thence
embarked on steamer Forest Queen for fredericton,
amidst the booming OF cannon ringing bells and the
enthusiastic cheers Of the people.
On arriving at Fredericton he was received with SINH
lar demonstrations and escorted by the civil authorities
and others TO the Government House. he attended
vices at The Cathedral on Sunday, which densey
crowded.
On Monday he held lcvce at the Government House,
which WAS largely attended address by the Mayor
And corporation was appropriately responded to by the
Prince
In the evening the Prince opened the ball. and remained
till nearly three O'Clock, dancing several times
AT five p. NJ the Prince embarked for Windsor in the
steamer styx admidst immense cheering firing Of
non, &c.
Prcror, N. s., August g. 1869.
The Prince OF Wales landed Hantsport at O'Clock
this morning, arrived at Windsor at eight len at nine,
arrived at Truro at II So lei at 1880, aud arrived at
Pictou at $50 NJ where he received and answered
address, and embarked Immediately board the Hero
for Charlottetown, Prince Edwards Island whore he
poets to arrive at tomorrow. He was received
along the route most enthusiastically, and, while passing
through Pctou cheered most vociferousiy In the
evening there exhibition OF fireworks bonnres and
Examinations.
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Bassfords', Billiard Factories, I49 Fulton,
Ann since 1852 Billiard Palace u Tables Court and Rem
Brooklyn,
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Fancy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a Large
variety OF Specimens Pen Pocket Knives OF tho mos
and beautiful patterns many which never been
before i'm ported, for sale by J. sAUNDERS No. Aston
House. Broadway.
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Brooklyn Phosographs.-Vviilf
Miniatures Cabnets ImpeAls and e Bize Two forty
al9) Fulton street.
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Shfrtss Shfrtssf SIX fur Ss.
Made from the best Wsmsuus and water twist n,sn.
Depot l06 Chatham street, corner Of Pearl.
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ST.. LOUIS, August ., 1850.
Barrett's majority for the short term is lso.
Bisrs majority for the long term is 1885. About 200
of BARS votes were thrown out
Roiines opposition for Congress, is elected in the
Second district, but the majority is not yet known.
Orr for Governor gains in this county the vote
OF 1868 about $500.
Nodawsy county gives G. T. Jackson eel; Orr, 2o1 H.
jackson, 90 Gardenhire, A. For Congress- Norton 1854
ature.
In Andrew county Breck opposition is elected to the
legislature by 80 majority.
In Platte county Davis Douglas democrat and Lawson
opposition, are elected to the Legislature.
In Hall county, Crow Douglas democrat, is elected to
the legislature
In Dekab county, shambaugh and Beck democrats are
elected to the Legislature by nine votes Norton Douglas
democrat, liz elected TO Congress by overwhelmngna
jority
In Buchanan county, shambaugh, opposition, and Dun.
can Democrat are elected TO the Legislature Bruce and
Roberts are beaten by few votes.
The democrats in the northwest Of Missouri generally
voted the regular ticket for State officers In Buchanan
county c. T. jackson received 900 votes Orr 200 Il
jackson 2 Gardenhre 49, the balance Of the state
ticket about the same.
fesis county (ofhcia)-c r. jackson, AIS H. Jackson
20; Orr, e9s. For Copgress-Mitchel, $50 Reid, 52s.
For State sensteBel, e55 Juo Reid 5ls spedden, CD.
position, is elected to the Legislature.
Dode county (ofacal)-H Jackson, 80; C.rF. Jackson
"a; Orr sss; Rains. lo1 Phelps, 6ls Price, o. For
Eepresentative-w. K. Latham union has 100 majority
81. LOUIS, August Q, 1850.
In six counties Orr gains over Rollins majortes in
1858, AGO.
In thirteen Counties Jackson gains over Stewards ma.
jorties, 8 400.
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Wigs, Wa1s.-Ciireh Elusive Wigs,
with bis unrtaipabe partngs pre- eminent;
turning Up behind. go Broadway, corner OF keade
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Beautiful Compiexfcn.-Laird's Liquid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal for beau
firing and preserving the skin. 40 Broadway.
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DR.. j. B0vee Dods, IMPERIAL Wine Bftters
are In such universal demand that they should be kept
cry drug store grocery and barroom the city Depot Is
William street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
the best In the world Wholesale and retail aud the dye
privately applied. No. 8 Aston House.
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Consumptives, DyxPeptics and all W no
suffer Debility Nervousness Piles easily cured
with Dr. j. Dods Imp sial Wine Depot 10 Vii.
liam street
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Hill, Inimitabls Hair Cutter. Hair Dye 30
cents Depot Barclay street. InalDle Onguent 70. the
hair
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Michigan Congregational Nomination.
Avn ARBoR, Mich, August ., 1850
George V. n. Iatbrop nominated TO day for Con-
gress by the democracy Of the First district.
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Nrw BowERY rnArsK. highly popular actor, Mr.
Il Eddy, who has nightly attracted crowded and delight
ed audiences for the past four weeks takes his bench,
night on which he will appear in the Eve act
tragedy Of "Bertram and the romantic drama Of sal
ypfor Rosa
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H0ll0way's Pills are the Best Protective
medicines against the pers OF stroke BY keeping
blood the secreons healthy and the bowels regular they
prevent all dangers arising from oppressive heat
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TtfF MADEIHA VIM
imported aud eo9ed by h,nseh for private ana us<u,
the Best wine 10 The trss ia
This wine s warranted perfectly pure '"
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Another Sad Case OF DrOwning.-Thom
Jefferson Badgett of North Carolina drowned while bath
ing at Cape May, August We would recommend all
mine and purchase the life bathing dress
waists vess &c OF the Delano Life Preserving Goat and
Vest Company, No 256 Broadway opposite the City Hall
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Trusses.--Dr. Marsh Continues To Apply
Truss with the Hernia
Trs.es Supporters Shoulder Braces Suspension Bandayes
silk elastic Stockings Belts Bathing Trusses all surgical
appliances applied lady in attendance fem Ale ee
partmen No. yesey street. Aston House, opposite *.
Paula church.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated Nofseiess
Sewing Machines the family sewing I25 Broad
way, New York and l61 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Atkinson's Parisian Tooth Paste Ar.
Decay of Teeth and cleanses them thoroughly. At
RUSHTOk,S. -
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
New York.
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The Arkansas STATE Electtons
FoRr sarH, August o, 1850.
Pccor for Governor $50 ahead in Washington county,
with precinct to hear from Carol county gives john
son 100 majority Rector's majority is 200 in Madison
county
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PURE JAMAICA RUN
ST. CRCIx RUN. SCOTCH AND IRISH wHIsKKv
All Of the above imported bottled by himself warsus
pure and OF the best qualify.
Physicians who Wines and LIQUORS in thar prscsS
should give the preference these arr ees,
For sale by al respectable druggists and apothecar1a
UD0LPBO WOLFR
Sole Manufacture and importer of Tie schedam AromAxa
Schnapps No. y Beaver street
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The kentucky state Election.
LOUISVILLE, August Q, 1890.
Returns from 6fty three Counties largo portion Of
them ofhcia and the remainder nearly complete, show
Combs majority TO he ~ 40.
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Ohio Congregational Nominations.
GERMANTOWN, August o, 1850.
The republicans Of the Third district day nominated
Samuel craighead, Of Dayton for Congress, by acciaa
tiou.
GAINESVILLE, August ., 1850.
The democrats Of the Seventh district to-day nomi-
mated J. X. Morris for Congress by acclamatiou.
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The Kansas Territorial Election.
LsvxSwoxrH, August 3, $780,
Platte County elects two independent candidates to the
legislature No other returns received.
man named Copeland was killed In an election quarrel
Il Platte city on the 9th. The murderer fed
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MISCELLANY OCU.

A LII SOUTHERN MERCHANTS
N Are respectfully invited 10 call and examine TIE foov
ing Wines and Liquors all imported BY the sr5scrbe Cor pa
vate and medicinal W. wv