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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11
From the indianapolis Journal.
Letter from Harrison County.

CoRyDoN. Oct. 3. 1860.
Editor misunderstanding you would
like to hear something of the progress Of
the canvass in this part of the State, | ven
ture to address ym this letter. The Re.
publican cause is st,adily progressing. We
had grand Republican rally at Bradford
Harrison county. OF Saturday the 29th ult.
at which at least 400 persons were assem-
bIed. This point his hitherto been notori-
ously Democratic, but the Republicans are
confident tha, our gans will be very great
there The vast crowd was first addressed
by Hon. John H Ppp of Richmond. in a
speech remarkable 70 force and eloqu-nce
He won golden opinius. He was followed
by Hon. Caleb B Saith Of your city, in
the very sbest addres i. has been my hap,
piness to hear durTg the canvass. and
have heard Corwin, icnurz and Cassius NJ
Clay. 1t was the oiversaI testimony of
those who heard hin that it was the best
speech they had hsteed to this ST ason.
Mr. Smith had prsiously spoken at two
other points in the comfy. and has done the
cause much good. Mr.. Popp. has also
canvassed our coury, and the results OF
his labors are verypalpable. He has es-
pecially accomplisha great good among
our German fellow oizens.
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MOTIFS
PILL IRON

An aperiAnt and stompachIe preparation OF urasd
sanetoaea by th- sa..s medical .shor,.., both i.
Hurnpe and the United States, and prescribed in thss
rsets-
the experiences Of thousands daily prove. tina, no
,ee.r.,,on oiiron eaa be compared to it Iaparities
Otherwise siekiy cempexons indicate its
lie. in -hch ha. been tried /, h.. proved .b.outey
ru.aiive 10 e.eh off following corar .n,s, viz,
reps., Constipation D,.rrhoe.. Dy.entery, Inepient
on.u"p i serofa,9u. rassrealosi. Laos .a,eons.
Liver Complaints. chsonic Headaches. Rheum.ti.m Ins
In case. q General DE biiiSy. whether tn. re.ur,
OF disease OF the ntnusf dnution
proved -acce..sui to an exs.ns
.hieh % description nar~ritten ss,..sion you'd render
forgotten in their shsoroods have suddenly
.ppe~,ed IN the busy World just returned from
stances ofthis kind aise.ted Of
ton changes. that eompic.,on Of n.rvoss
and dyspeetic aversion air which
In Nervous Anecsisns Of ali kinds. and fer
preparation necessarily be ..ia.ry for os.
like the old oxides 10 vigorously tonic without beng
even IL he ms. os.a.. case. Of ~ ..aa..
ever bengA gastric pasEstivs nnctins dts4sseoies
1, is this batter p-opessy. others which
apon .hieh sppe.rs % EXERT distinct .ns .p.ess
seton, By di'persins the local tsndeaey which
10 Dyspepsia. innunerasIesrs its causes. . single
m.,, h.a,,a.I 90. arsas,n. ,n .,,ss, .or the
Ia usehected Dfarrhsea even hen .s..aesd 20
d. sentery con dFneS enseia sIir-
nanhe effects have tes<n Equally decisive sstonsk
ing
Ia the local pains Iess 81 hesh strength des.a
cate 1Dci pient CO0s0m ptSo0 this remedy has
aay 81 ih- alarm Of friends physscisn..
sery xr-fifying ant fnser~s,ins Instances
In SCgos0tO0S Tn 6e re - eODss this
has h.a Tar :hsn the good es>-s he eas
iossy balanced preparations Of iodine. without
heir veil tno~E iiasssiss.
The sftensf0n Of
Ted the remedy y-cai srir
Affecting them
10 H b Gt.D ho.h chYensc a. n...yv-
"a ell gth.s GavAsiA-
y-portei. hath p.sa refarins
SD 3ness Of the joints aud ua.eses
lie soaeVastsens Eevees IL mat neces.a,5I, ~
remedy energetic restorative progress
The settlements IN the vil probably ooA
81 hixh md usetsness
No remedy has bees vhsfe HE
81 rsiefAe vhseh enssss saes haopy ga
ally restorative elects God dtsee.
rapid sesGssSton - 1ausuai AZ.
posfios fr z<fYe An1 cheerful soi
tog -
Pa, in ness- Eat oesai boxes RESTRAINING pfyIs
- Drsrxasss .u1 p-siSrs
wI he sss frs< to address reeeaps price
Al I.ssers orders. etc. shoas1 re Addressed %
r. B. LOCKE d CO, General Agents.
331 DsoaAWay. New ork
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TNothiDg, perhaps. gives . stronge,
idea OF the state of civilization in Ireland,
than the fact. lately ascertained, that there
exists at pres mt about seventy towos--con-
tanning from 10000 TO $4,000 inhabitants
without booksellers shop. and stranger
still, that six whole counties are found wi h
out either publisher, bookseller, or circu
lating library. In Scotland, the number
OF booksellers as compared to Ireland. in
the proportion Of the population. is nine to
one.
Ew There is an elm tree standing on
the farm OF John Oliver; few miles north
Of Waterford, which measures tuenty fro
feet in circumference; its age has been es-
tlmaed a, eighteen hundred gears.
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"Whit slaves"

We remind the EEbanics of this city who
are disposed to voteor Douglas and John
500. that the latu named gentleman, re-
Gently made specs at Pitssburg, in which
he made the followi declaration:
.'LOOK AT TIL SLAVES IN YOUR
OWN WORK SDPS! THEY ARE
DRIVEN TO TIE POLLS AT THE
BECK OF THEII MASTERS. UNDER
PENALTY OF BENG DISMISSED.
Mechanics Free Nm of Indiana, are You
such SLAVES-areyou DRIVEN to the
polls! Will you votfor a man who thus
SANDERS you?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

VrrRIoL THRowIN- At Indianapolis,
on Thursday, discaed mistress walked
into the store OF a recsly married man. and
emp,ed bowl ofvitri in his face He was
dread July burnt. los me eve. and is likely
to become totally oE. The woman es
capped.
~ The value of q cotton crop of the
slave States this yesrSill be 5000 900 900.
and the corn crop of Free States S6Oo,
OOO, 900.
The Pew 70 in Henry Ward
Beecher's church wamouns to $50 900
this year.
The result in FldA is a great damper
upon the hopes of Douglas and Bell
men. who were thorshly united, and no.
ped to carry the Std Florida gave Tay
lor large majority SIS. and upon this
fact the hopes of thAsiouists were based.
Senator Hunter pronounced Virginia
sure for Breekinrid2
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Especial Correspondence of Gin. Gszette.l

INDIANAPuIrs, Oct. l0-ll, A. NJ.
Returns from about twenty counties show ve-
~ heavy Republican gains. Allen Coanty gave
1900 Democratic majority 10 1856 1t now
gives about 500 democratic. Laporte gives
1000 Republican. gain of $50. St. Joseph
gives 700 gain Of $40 Jennings gives 600 a
gain of 800. Jackson gives q democratic ma
jority OF $50. a gain for the Republicans OF 400.
Jefferson gives 1000. Hamilton gives 800, a
Republican gain Of 200; Booze gives 200. Re
publican gain Of 200 we gain 100 in Shelby
and 100 in Hancock Hendricks county gives
about $50 Republican majority. gain Of $50
Howard gives go KsPubiio.a majority. . gale
Of 800.
Dunn is reelected to Congress-so is Porter
Nelson, Davis and Yater are doubtful toor-
HES probably beats Nelson. The Legislature
is Republican certain. Lane will probably have
5000 to 5000 majority in the State. Later re-
turns indicate that the majority will exceed our
correspondents first estimate.-Eds. Gazette
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p0- The majority against the Doug las
State Ticket In this State j. stated TO BIO
about 10000. Had Douglas and Johnson
only made one or two more speeches in In
diana previous to the State election, Lane
would have beaen Hendricks not less than
$4,000
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The Bell Everett party in Virginia are
now fully committed to Mr.. Bolts new doc
trine, that property an se0~n~e --:.s. >,.kss
bu zaxnlc,xuy j---, aud, consequently, scHere
tfere as no municipal lav e,tablrshing prop
eJty IN negroes, there is no title to said prop
erty.- Richmond (Va.) Enquirer.
o. That agrees precisely with the Re-
publican platform.
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ET Notwithstanding the enormous guam
titles of goods sold at Haines' during the
Fair and Meeting, he has yet the largest
and best assortment Of Dry Goods in the
city, ladies' hats and trimmings of the latest
styles just received. Silks and other dress
goods in great variety and all styles.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

sSLA YES ARE REGARDED as
PROPER TY AND PLACED Oy IN
EQUAL FOOTING with all other prop
eriy. Hence the owner of sIaves-th. same
as any other species Of property. HAS
A RIGHT TO REXOF1 TO
my TERRITORY AND CARRY
his PROPERTY WITH HIU.-. Ste
phes a. Douglas.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

Judge Jessup of Pennsylvania, who has
been siunping tor tie Republican party
was robbed OF 1000 in New Jersey train
on Saturday 1t Is probable that be was
observed while purchasing his ticket at Jer-
sey City depot. and thas the wallet con-
tanning the money was taken from his pan
falcons poke, by one Of the two men who
hustled him on the cars
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John NJ. PAXSON,-

Has opened NJ EAT Store In hisi'oid stand. .
lev doors north of Main Marion street, where he
epsred TO supply his old customsrs friends the
rest OF mankind. with all kinds such e
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK.
LARD DC &c. at the lowest posshls FIR KAsH.
and kAsh only. He also makes SUPER Tor he Ogm9
~ usagcs which he will sell at Wholesale retail
. low as they can be had any place In the west He
ai~ays be found his stall in the Market
aarket days Thankful Tor the liberal patronage has
heretofore received. he will endeAvor a
tturnce OF the meats prices, and a.
MntioD to business will
neoeptember 18th, 1890 ltms
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

~ Different ways Of spelling Douglas
name BY his parti.ans have occurred on
banners and srsnsparencies At their various
demonstrations and Sunday School Pic
Mics" throughout the country. We sug-
gsss. now than Indiana, Pennsylvania, and
Ohio. have given sueh overwhelming Re-
publican majerisies. in these States that the
''ssle giant stumped. that his friends
adopt the uniform method of spelling his
sams shus: DOUG-AlAS!"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

~A lady has received $4,000 from
the Boston and Worcester railroad for The
loss of a leg; il her remaining leg is equal
ly as valuable, she would De an eligible
match for some enterprising young fortune
hunter.
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Vote 1t the Richmond Precincs.

Vote 1T the Richmond Precinct.
For Governsr--Henry 8. Lane. 1898
{" Thos. A. Hendricks. 696
Lieut.. Governor-O Oliver P. Morton, 1899
ID. Tu1pie, OLD
Secretary Of state-Willam A. Peelle, 1877
VIM H. Schlater. 63l
Auditor Of State-Albert LANCE, 1901
Joseph Ristine. Ola
Treasurer of State-Jona s Harvey, 1885
:" N. +. Cunningham. 62l
Attorney General-James G. Jones, 1898
Oscar b. Hord, 6a3
Supt. Pub Instruction--M J. Fletcher 1908
Saml L. Rugg, 600
Clerk of Sup. Court-John P. Jones, 1896
Cor. O'Brien. 61SI
Reporter Sup. Court-Benj. Harrison, 1894
:" NJ. G. Kerr. 62l
Congress-George w. Julian, 1907
VIM. A. Bickle, 647
Judge Court Com. Pleas NJ Wilson. 1895
J. s. Reed. 6I9I
Sherif-Joseph Stidham. 1902
Treasurer--Cristee B. HUFF, 1900
Corouer-Jesse Stevens, 1893
Pros. Com. Pl. Court-J.C .Whisridge, 1884
County Surveyor-Robert G Shute. 1885
Representatives-Ed. B. Newman. 1895
Z" Oliver T. Jones. 1898
Israel Woodruff, 1891
County Com.-Jonathan Baldwin, 1888
Asssssor--J. G. Hadley, ass
VIM. Dulin, 1894
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Wood ! Wood! " God
Wanted at this office.
y u B l. e. = A L.

viii be sold. Saturday Oct. 18th 1850 On the farm
Owned BY Charles Shoemaker and Owned By
ramaei WI-gn the entire Farming Ct-n.ils
0nslstiDg in part. of-Atxfns' and Hal
flo~- cuitiFators. Harross, Races Hoes. sprinx
and one farm wagon fur or i've Harness. also,
four head of Horses four good ifk
hred,} and variety of other
months viii Fl ven b. III. nm :,
giving sppr we'd security. Commences a.
10 o'eiocs said day
SAMUEL B. wI0GINs.
L FARacsAR
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Wayne County.

FLoRIDA.-..Th Breckenridge candidates
for Governor and Congressman are elected
by about 500 majority.
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Cleveland City and County gives . Re-
publican gain of 1900 over last year.
summit. County. gain 800.
Montgomery County. as far as heard from
goss for Craighead. Republican m.jority
la gain Of s0-the county ticket is con-
sdersd ciose-shs probability is that the
democrats have elected sheriff and clerk
The Republicans are inclined to concede
the election of Vallandingham.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-10-11

Marion county-Republiean majority viii
reach coo to 1000.
Lsporte county reported 1000 Republican
majority. 81. Joseph 700 Republican ma
jority.
w. Mckee Dunn, G. w. Julian. A. @.
>-ser. A. 8. White, Schuyler Colfax. W
J. G.. Shanks. Republicans, an
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business PROPERTY FOR SALE

1Btsr-gaet ossrs for sale Iarre three stor
hoseso They 81 n;iai cha
cs-r. .s snises fhrDagaeas They are loc.se1 a,
Ia street ia n1-taess p.rs City rhey vgtI
sold ressessse terms exehs ssa for other p~op
-y- JOB b0RY0k.
Riehzaci- Jsne 18th, $50
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Great Curiosity.

We have o. the creates: ana nos. val
able iarsnisHs the knt sorid. for which want
g-n-. every ~aere- FsiI particulars ser.t FREE
f3i.3se SHAW 4 CLARK. Bsdseford M.fa.
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Old Soldiers. Convention.

Alta called meeting of the Old Soldiers
of Eastern Indiana. held at Knightstown,
Henry county, on Saturday, the Attn of Au.
gust, 1850. it was resolved to call gener-
al convention of Old Soldiers. to be held
at Knigh,stowr on the 25th Of October next.
to which we cordially invite all the old he
roes who can in any way make it conve-
nient to be with us, for the purpose Of re-
newing old friendships, and consulting on
the best means Of securing pension Tor
and perpetuated the independence of The
Union. Come on old heroes; in Union
there is strength.
We have letters from Col G. F. LIE wis,
the editor of the Old Soldiers Advocate,
aud Gen. Boy !stone. of Cleveland, Ohio,
assuring US that they will be with us. We
also expect other able speakers and advo-
Gates of our cause. We have the assn
rance of our citizens that the old veterans
shall be treated to free dinner. &C., on
the occ aston. The Indiana Central Rail
road will issue halt fare tickets to all who
may wish to attend. Signed by the follow
ing Soldiers:
Watsell NJ. Carey,
Daniel Mason.
! Isa II. Ally.
! Alexander Moore
John L. Starr,
St ephen H. Baker,
Ira Reeves,
James Stockham,
James Perden,
! Samuel Barrett.
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uTHOLEeALE AND RETAIL.
For your School Books, Blank Books.
Books JaveaIses sEasisnesy
sl kids,
CITY BOOKSTORE
For your Wall Paper, Windo~ Shades.
sad CsrtaIn saEeriAis. 20 70
CITY OOkSTORE.
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~Douglas had a mother and after a

@Douglas had mother ana AFTER q
long search he found her. There once was
. Democratic party in the country. but it
will require longer search and greater sa-
gacity than Douglas made or possesses to
End it. Where is III In some places it
has fused with the Know Nothing party---in
others with the Breckenridge party---in one
place with the disuuion party-iu another
with the tariff party lin another with the
Southern party, and in another with the
Northern party. 1t has fused until it has
lost all identity-it has melted away. 1t
has gore into nonensity. never to be revived
1t has said to all and every party. come and
take me. and use me for your corrupt pur-
poses. The once proud name of Democra-
cy has been prostituted to the basess of
purposes. aud it now has the contempt Of
many Of it, former vosaries.
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In Pennsylvania, all sections, BELL, Doue-
LAS and BREcx1NRrDaE, fused on FosTER, the
Democratic candidate. The fusion was SO
far successful as to give him 1000 majority
in Philadelphia but the overwhelming vote
Of the western and northern counties has borne
this little advantage away. and given CURTIN,
Republican, majority which can fall but
little short of $4,000.
The Legislature is also carried. and he
publican Senator will take the place of BIC
LKR.
In Indiana, HENRY s. LANE, Republican,
is elected by 10000 majority. Cover nor,
Senator, and . majority of congressman are
all Republican.
In Ohio, BRINK RHoFr will have $4,000
majority, and the residue Of the State ticket
over 10000. Members of Congress probably
stand l6 Republican. Democratic. These
three votes, will together give LINCOLN IS
electoral States and 16o. 900 popular major
ity. In our view, this decides the battle If
We give our full vote on the 9th of Novem-
Der, ABRAHAM LINCOLN viii be inAugurated
Republican President on the 4th of March.
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ROBINSON e. LAKES
GREAT CIRCUS & MENAGERIE

SUPERB PERMANENT PAVILION.
One Hundred and Seventy Men and Horses.
Splendid and immensely liberal design for the
wonderful combination Of these
TWO GREAT FAMILIES.
aidsd ~ great number of Lady. and Gentlemen
OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE.
TOM KING, the Champion Leaper of the World
MT: KING and Mile ADELAIDE in a new and
original performance entitled, AdOHiS and FenEs.
MASTER RAPHAELL in has Great Flying Leap
Fire Lady Ridsrs AID DanssSsss THREE No.
osra IsIS ;uss a1 rf s;5s. Egss
tT:IaasTitcsrt Collection Of Rare Lirtss AM
Horses, Ponies and Educated Mules.
WITH distinct troupe of xqglsiteIy trained Ju
yenIles for The production If Ballet, PsntomIme,
pieces.
THE LADIES,
MADAME ROBINSON, so renowned every
VIII Iead as usue, N her delishtful science
tIful and hish-mrttled horses the krscefulD vet
controlling, power which ali ladies msy, with in
NAL and the high point OF excelience a'd xii
whloh nay os achieved In this invigOTating and
The very incarnation of Beauty, Grace, daring
dashing effect, sty le, and fascination To ATTEMPT
brilliant Equestrienne within the limits of a ssp
tence q newspaper advertisement would be an
United states and Europs Notices will be found
COPIED ON the leading Journals in each pa per in
winch this advertisement ppears.
differing entirely In style from all Others this
Chiid OF GenIus rides with the most perfect aban
don and .srlessncss, her magnI cent form assum-
Ing naturally the most graceful and classic posi-
uons her lace lit up with a sweet smile of modest
cOnhdenoes and her hne eye sparkling with genius
ana Prize OF her daily successes. . Ioble horse
knows his mistress, and seems to enter with ar the
spirit OF his generous nature into the general ex
clteneEt whIch her immense achievements univer-
sally oIeate AS they dash around tn. arena there
and deafening cheers proclaim another f-fEuqpL
ICON. F''
LA FAIRIE KATE
From the Principal TheaGers.
AT WASHINGTON on CITY HALL SQUARE
:" On THURSD4Y, FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY. june Il. Is, and Is.
Admission 81 cents children and servants q cts
III The company will perform Al C;eorr1torn
.v@-ay /, - ILe 10. Je Got
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q ID UNION CHIC
FOR TnE
ohfHAN BOYS OF ST. JOsEPH's ASYLUM.
Given by the Lady Mana ers and Directors.
AT ARLINGTON SPRINGS,
TUESDAY, JrSE y ian

The LAZY Managers, an n ing this appeaI IN a..
ilenIs the Orphan BOYS, beg TO STATE that "a
the Bows Asylum ~ vet ~ Its infancy thew
nave no house no play ground. aud IN thu -
IShteu quarters are only able To- accommodate
ABOUT thirty or forty little orphans Ia yIl rssT-Tv
DC seen that the expenses are heavy and their re-
sources small Their great aim l. to he able Al an
ear CAV TO commence the building of q permanent
n me Tor the orphan boys Therefore thew hope the
presence. - ~ '' ''Oi'
Omnlbuses wal run from the corner of Seventh
street 20 the SPr0g from a. 20 the close Of the
steam propeller will run all day from Four
teenth street canal bridge.
Omnlhlses Will convey passengers 20 the cana
oOdls IA georgetown, which run to and from the
Spring every ten minutes 49,
.sPuta, Full Band will be IN attendance
Refreshments furnished bv the iadIet: also din
rer and supper from 70 9 o'clock D. an.
Eighteen Mammoth Tri-colored Balloons OF
afternoon. y " w.
MI BRADY, the photographer will he ON the ground
curing the das Ia take views of families, groupg
the OF haHs. A c., free of charge.
Other novelties are an contemplation.
,lickets Gentlemen 81 cents; Ladies' IS csnts,
children 10 cents. To b. obtained OF the Lady and
Oentlemen Managers At the ate ON day Of Pic Me
az the orphan Asylum, and the following D aces
yohn r. ElIs's Pla o store. TAYLOR A. Maury.
blanchard Mohun Philip a solomon, %. r. Duff
Chas; Anderson, Book stOres; FOrd A. Bro. V. Har-
4augh, y, Csllan, Jos. Marin. Dan. Clarke DRUG
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.*Kami is the japanese word for Prince

The GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEX
TIoS-Under our telegraphic head will be found
dispatch from Macon, Georgia, dated Yesterday,
sent after the adjournment Of the recent State
Convention. 1t tells us of the overwhelming de-
feat Of the schemes ofthe Dougasites of that body
and Of their consequent characteristic effort to
get up bogus delegation to Baltimore. The
fate of their schemes there is in keeping with
their fate wherever essayed at the South since
the adjournment Of the Charleston Con ventiop; as
well as being illustrative of the future plan of
operations to which they now certainly design
rescrting at Baltimore
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRIG PkRRY.-The q. -.
brig Perry arrived at New York, from the coast
OF Brazil, yesterday. The following is a list of
her officers :-Lieutenants, Rich'd l.. Tiighman,
commanding, William T. Truxton, Edward C
Grafton, John Jacob CornwelI; Passed Assistant
Surgeon, J. w. b. Greenhow; Captains Clerk
r. u. Roberts; Purser's Clerk. Thos w iIson
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PYscssdinxs Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, the joint resolution
from the House that Congress adjourn finally for
adopted by a vote of % to 27 ""'
MI Wade moved to take up the bill for the al
mission OF Kansas lost by vote of 20 TO ID "'
our report closed. '"Aeh up,
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rspalding's Prepared Glue is such a simple
and cheap preparation that 1t is a pity any house
should be without n.-Frsenan's journal .
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spirit of the slernipg Pres..

The Const,fHtioH approves the speeches Of Gov
Winslow and Mr.. Bocock on the Covode COM
mttee and also jussihes Mr.. Green in the colloquy
between himself and Mr.. Collamer in the Senate
on Tuesday.
The l"tehigsHesT is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news
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ELECTION OF HOUSE COMMITTEE CLERK
We understand that Mr.. b b French, of thi s
city, has been elected Clerk to the House Com.
mittee on Claims
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DEPARTURE OF THE JAPANESE EMBAssY-Tbe
japanese Embassy, in company with the Naval
Commission, will leave this CITY for Baltimore
tomorrow morning at O'Clock, in a special
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