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MOVEMENTS or TROOPS IN FsEvy YORK.
DEPARTURE Or THE SEyENTY-rIF REGI-
MENT NEW YORK NOILINTEERS

DEPARTURE or THE SEyENTY-TIFTH REGI-
MENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
This Gnc regiment, which arrived in New York city on
Sundsy last from Albany, LETT their quarters Cover
ners Island late yesterday afternoon and embarked on
barge and the steamboat A. Corning TO be transferred 10
tho steamer Baltic which WAS lying in the OF The
foot Of Canal street awaiting their arrival whence thoy
viii sail early this morning for their destination. The
regiment we learn, is intended to reinforce he ,roops
now stationed Fort Pckcns During their short STAY
in oar city no ehot has been spared by the military au.
,hor,es 10 make their organization as perfect as possible
Tiics hearty reception in this city is still theme OF cor
yersation among the men. II will be remembered that
tie ovation given tlom was quite iattcring and enthu.
siastic Beng sunday The streets wegc not crowded
usaal but the comparative deserted appearance Of
Broadway made the scene more Interesting Outside the
different chNrchcs and hotels large crowds had assembled
who gave vent TO their patriotic feelings in hearty M.
paue The 6uo band c sixteen pieces played choice
air the march. The marching and appear snce Of tha
non crcdable 10 them as wei TO their efcors
In their ruks ti'y carried msg stand OF co,ors
presented by The ldi4s Of Albaay The scene IN Bro,l
way was very attractive As the muscular ability and
OF the Of the Seventy lh there cpii scarcely
be found more rncly moulded body OF men. Reared in
the mountainous districts Of the state. breathing tie
pugc country air they of great strength aul ,ndur.
The majority Of them are armed with The Enfield
rifle, with wh.3h we have doukt they viii do good ex
ocutlcn when called upon.
The officers OF the regimen, an chcisu, body or
men and be Seventy fh VIII have no complain
uioa that score M,st OF them have already seen ser.
vice. The band paid from the private purses o the
officers, no provision having been Otherwise made by the
Authorities.
The Colonel John Dodge, is a well known in
military circles, having served in Mexico and di8tn.
gushei himself during tnat campaign. The Licuenant
Colonel Robert g. Merritt formerly cadet Nest
Pont and though qnite young, will no doubt make an
excellent officer.
Tho regiment vas yesterday morning put through
number Of cScrcs =, attracting much attention from
tie boats tbs, ply on the East and North itycrs.
First leGteuaEt VIM H. Stevenson arrived IN this city
yesterday morning with detachment OF recruits for TIC
regiment The men We're recruited III CAyu9u county,
where III" LcUtcrant hal beea sent on recruiting
sil: bt houl thus suddenly recalled ho VIII accompany
III. main boy ,is morning.
We have a!.ysdy pubshed complete list Of bc oil.
rNr Il liz
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TIL. IRISH BRIGADE.

lieutenant iicury FcS, Of Company A. Fifth regimen,
irish Brigade the rccipcu, Of handsome token ar
es eem from his numerous friends, Monday eveniuy
last in the shape n beautiful scrvccabc sword with
accompanying sash and belt, The presentation speech
nsdo hy j. Nciean, tsI and appropriately respond.
od lc by Lieutenant Fox, who will doubt wear the
giit with houor TO himself and the donors
The Filth regiment Will leave for the seat Of way on
Saturday III" families ol The members of Canlan jio
lans company are notified hgi tho tickets Of relief arc
now ready, anS may be Dac BY application a the head
quarters, 500 BfoadNay
FOUBTE REGIMENT NEW YORK yOLuN
TEERS.
Captain John L. Bgalarse end Lieutenant T. g. Nms os
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SERRUL'S ENGINEERS.

Five splendid companies Of the left wing Of Colonel Ser
rs regiment Of engineers (sx companies Of which are
at the seat Of wary, at Camp Washington,
Staten Island, and will be placed under marching orders
in the carly part Of next week The aggregate Of these
five companies is three hundred and fty-six men, all
artisans Of various types They are all stauneh hardy
looking fellows and from their mechanical knowledge
cannot fail to do good service as an engineer corps
requision was made yesterday for arms for companies
and X, which it Is stated win be transferred to Wash
ngton on Monday next These five companies have been
on Staten Island for the past two months and have been
submitted to very severe drill Company is com
posed exclusively of New Jersey the balance having
been recruited in New York, Pennsylvania and other
States. Nearly all the men arc adopted citizons The
following the companies their strength and the
Of the officers
Company r, fifty men-Captain Eaton and Lieutenants
Wea,horley and Baldwin,
Company G, eighty five men-Captain Atwood and Lieu
tenants Edwards and McKenna.
Company II, forty men-Captah Cruso who is the only
officer in command.
Company i, ninety men-Captain Walker and Lieu
tenants Cream and Bruen.
Company X. ninety two nen--Captsin Southard and
Lisutenants William Burncs, Jr. and II. l.. Dalrympe.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

v,UoToGRAPHlc ALBUMS.-TIiE NEAT =
m4de py DDWL1Nt, 10 hold "a portraits ior ~,
anyiing Of the Kind rrodncai in Paris rf itanaop 30
mIser f1r q fott!its 81 80, with clasp uNl 81
O. Mas; in street. Trade supplied Lists sen. IIec.
,,ur NlsW YORK ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE
r,nlces IL crrc All diseases 81 the Eye, ,,ai aLu
Also ali male and female complain under IN. s'a ~, !,
min,tes, without pain. 4ally at tpe Ane''e"' wa
way, second door.
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THE CCtJNCIIMTN

In the returns Published yesterday morning an error
secured IN the names given for the Fourth sens dis
ct Mr. John Hogan elected instead of James Sand
ford The following table viii show The vote cast for both
eanddates.-
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the Fourth regment New York Volunteers (scott Life
Guard have arrived from the seat of war for the pur
pose of recruiting Ahe office is at No l4I Grand street.
Tcfs regiment is now in active service in Maryland.
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TIE steamship City Of Manchester, Capt Halerow, Of John
Dae's line sails tomorrow saturday AT II Nj Queens.
and Liverpool.
Suip Hartley HaaaltiDe from Greenock MAY for San
ErsncEco at Coqumbo Novl in distress seven Vi
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Tho name OF The person who arrested for bigamy
on the 2lst Of ast month was y Fowler in cad Of j.
\, Fowler, was stated
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Tota',.....,........1o o69 S68 92l
The vote cast in the above districts II taken from the
aggregate, would reduce the whole number given to
each candidate to the following Ggures:--
~
The latter gentleman would slil have ma or,,y over
eunthcr Of Ij4, and over WOOD Of $50
Thus stands the matter today
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y. J. WE NJ IN =, NrlN NI INC NOmmun NOunei
This ecited considerable excitement in the city uar-
tcuiar'y among tic politicians, many snpposng that by
throwing cut the above districts the res, would b.
changed and perhaps produce the election Of one o the
defeated candidates To show that such would no; be
tho give below the vote cast in each of tho
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a., hAlnsloke, Dec. 3, 1851.
Robert Lennon, ESQ, u ell hnowp merchant Of Balt
more, oied iast night.
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THE MARCY RIFLES.

We understand that this regiment has been assigned
the number Of the Ninety third New York State yolun
teers Tho headquarters at No 545 Broadway where
recruits will be received by Captain kavanagh and the
officers now actively engaged in filling up its ranks
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To Tns HONORABLE

nyls TIE uNirD sTAris OF AMERICA, IN CoSGR1s
As ss1alID:-
The thtubcr OF Commerce Of Tie State Of New York
respectfully represcnt;lhd in memorial adopted on
the 4th day o October 1850 presented the follow
nG session oi Congress, 1t was attempted TO he shown
that an extension OF tho postal facilities OF Tho United
states necessary alike for the developemcn of the
OF The coantiy and Tor the mancn lnca OF Tho
country hish position among the maritime nations Il
the world.
The following fecs stated in proof of this po.
sition:-
vornment line Of mail eaucrs had been established ba
England snd The taiied States in the yea 1910
and through The came means hd been continued this
day
. That his line Of steamers had succeeded in wrestling
from our packet ships tie mcst valuable portion OF the
carrying trade across the Atlantic which, before
had entire control
g. That similar results had been obtained 10 the great
benefit If British commerce. through the extension OF
hNes oi mail steamers TO BtaAll aad other countries
L. That the British mail steamer secures every
route IT tfayetses, IN addition to the most valuable
freight, mist Of tire passenger traffic CARRYING Eng
land, or via England, the men OF wealth. the merchant
aud the tray eieT rs Wei as the 's"t orders iol ncr
chanuse.
s. That the United states at the present iav a,e
mainly dcpenhont upon British steamers for the trans
oI letters TO Bgdz tue southern coast of south
America the Icll.eran an sea the East and Yves; ocas.s
Africa, the ports ct india, the Nauri;ios, sins aporc
Java, Siam, the Philippine Islands, Australia, New Lea
land, and all tho lorts'o Chi.a and Japan.
g. That III ts various lines Of mal stoaios the British
government has eady resource for transports in Of
sudden war and, "a the time, has at its command
effective vessels caSly armed for purlose, CT attack
d-!cucc.
That all the advantages rCsscsscd by Grea, Britain in
the ready access Afforded by her mail packets the
ports OF China aud jntano that vast field VI commerce
o whtch II Is customary 10 speak beu. east Of tho
cape o Goot pemight he secured to country
by tue establishment " hae c NAL Steamers FROM san
FRANCISCO TO thna and japan. aud that sch line, by
facilitating int ac1ulSo wits t9s1 cxtensy empire lud
DINER ISs Iopous regions referred TO- w9ula enable tie
American merchant COM etc on equal torp,e with mis-
commercial ryels 10 ngland and On the Continent. Ia
view 0. tlc foregoing facts the Chamber ur commerce
Sociteh q tolgr> general extension 81 the American
ocean mail service NJ more especially such encourage
ment ny srhsiay of Otherwise a. may he necessary for
the esbabiahncnJ tho Pacific ol thc line og steamers
above referred to- Tho completion Of the line cf te'c-
E:auh ON Ncw York e. sin Francisco, by of
which c"niauncdt0n botwccl the two PAGES IL had III
day, ,mpar'A new interest She subject and prompts
your petitioners " renew tbcr sppesi. Ybe IN
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Court CaIendar-This DIV.

SUPREME CcuRr--CRCur.-short Causes.--part Mos.
3247 34Sl 1871 40l5 4077 1897 4475, 1885, 4573 4795
1922 5ll3 4so5 4s73 1893 4972 4977 5097 5lo9 5l97
b345, 6367 5397 h4i9 $780, 5577 5597 $685. $500 $685.
6667 5677, GGs7, ON 575 5721 5727 2oS0 $685. 52s3
$3.50, 1888, $685. 641o ah45 $685. $685. $3.50. Part
4o56, 1910 4G46 1884, 476G 476s 4792 5osG 52s $780,
$685. 5420 5462 553s 564s $685. 5e06 $685. 565s $685.
$685. 567s, $685. $685. 67os 5710 572 1850 $685. 3l34
400 4os 474 477o 4s3s 1872, 5o4o 5l16 5l72, 52G2
$40, 5718, 5S34.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-2o, 27, 49, 80, 80, Al,
SO, 80.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Fart Mos. III 7, 2igI, I37, $685.
26o9 2611 265 1923, 2e27, 2629 2o31 1877 254 Part
2Nos 1856, 25l2 $685. 2S70, 1872, 2s74, 2S7S 2SsO,
1882, 1854, 2SS6, 2sSS.
COMMON pLEas--lart Nos. So3 1885, 166s 1860
1871 1882 1896, 1881 1887 1875 2o5 14az 140s 1880
1852 Part 2Nos. 1875, 1923, 1l17 321, 1ieo, 3247,
1888, 1926 1545 1923, e32, 1876 1877, 1878, 1917
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OFFICE or CLERK OF Covvoy CorNr,,

Toe ostlet canyasscrs OF hn several election Il strrs
enuint rated below have Sailed to comply with The py Stone
" he amended charter of 1851 section h which nroyis
that all election shall be filed in tAe once of ne
Clerk ol the Common Colci within taenty..our hu,rs
sfter the closing OF the polls viz ~
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Now thar the port u New Orleans Is o I'd against the
receipts "a gold AT that port from California (eyetoore
from two three millions aangllly) and tho bran IA
mint at that city cosod IL may DO reasonably expected
tGat the whole exports ot taliiori III geld tautic
ports iof ut least the present will h.fcaer I'VE
New York. 10 The considerations before mcn oncd NAV
BE- aided the fact that the foreign Of th, state
oi New York has Increased since the first deposit of
California gold At this port about two hundred pei cent;
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Increase. St55 ,922 500 oo,592 3ao 255 oh 50.
slo show the relative importance Of New York city t.
the whole country in It's foreign trade, the following
Bsures are given
". y. CGy. Al Dtiers. pauf
lSGoFxpors. sl20 0s5 252,55S $40 $50 Is9 7a
isG0lmport 233.11 9Ii rs Az 3l3 362 tGb 2j4
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1854 ,323 $50 3S1 ,Os1 $50 735 ,a5:. ~,

Thus tho proportion o. New Io!k city TO the whulp
country its exports iof the fiscal yea. Is59-6o nho
last officially before ns) ovcr thirty.two per c,nt
aud the imports oe c sanf period SIXTY four ucr
cent aud tho Total foreign trade ol the port compared
with the whole United states forty. .cigit per
cent While that OF The state oi New York was about iv
four per cent cs hc whole scign trade Ct the county or
cop'idcrahiy beyond Que haif .
The inerca is moro fully frustrated by a comparson
Of the past decade 1s5olsdo with tie throe previous
periods 1910, viz
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MroNrs AND ,kroas o. 1rr STATE OF NEW yonK,
lnpr rtS. EJpcfts fo'ui.
ls2l-is3o.. 1858 80 563 2l5 ,sa3 $50 5.a2la $40
lS3l-IS4),... ,5}32 $50 2i3,5ssiel O33, ,50D $50
1S4t-1sJ0. 1891 $40 3s5 935 1l42,Sai rs
IEs.iS8 l1t33ti 6I5 q Ooe lGS s..,

We soc no ground TO d,3bt that The Increase Of the
foreign trade Of the port and Of he state The nex
ton twenty years will be fully commensurate with
that Of the past forty years.
The memorial adopted and ordered TO he trans
mittcd TO Nsshin.ton duly authenticated.
The following memorial presented 10 the Chamber
Of Commerce from the special committee consisting Of
A. A. Low, L. Nyc and Win, T. Colcman:--
CnAMREE CodNEgcE STATE OF " y,
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When to the consideration Of this unavoidable
under the presert law, added the less OF time TO the
depostor the annual loss lay bo estimated aboat enc
hundred thousand Gollars---a which, IL is noy
thought, will be sufficient to put the present Once
in complete order for coming all the gold ana silver
that may be required by the owners on Gcpositcr
at New York. in order to show what important part
tho port OF New York plays in The great buou move
men; c tho country, present the following stninuy
OF receipts at New Yok X for the years since the
Assay Office Gh,isl,Il:--
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Meeting Of the Commissioners OF Public
Charities.


hosah majority ...,........... 53i
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G0mmGrflal MIatters
DAILY REPORT or TRE MARKET
FROM TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TUHFIGHEO FROM TIE MEECHlNTs'
MEMPHIS. August /, 1861.
CoTTON-25 bs,es sold, but the terms we're not made
public.
T~OBACCO-NouIing reported.
THBAT-There was q good attendance OF buyers in
the market yesterday, and the So es on Change embra-
ced fully 2Oo0 bushels, including 500 bushels red at 9Uc,
1875 white at Sc, IS ? d at SOC, $50 red at95e, 24O white,
sscss included, at 81 O5, 1856 interior at SIC, and 80
smut;y at Sc. We stpl quote 50as5o for inferior Eae
common, and 55cGSl.OO for good and choice.
FI.OUR-Therei is sn active 'ocsl and export demand,
and with Moderate stock', prices are unchanged and
firm. Sales 100 barrels extra ssperane at s7LOO, 90 DO
s6.7SaTCO, and co extra az $500.
CORK-Limited sales from levee at SOC for yellow and
white.
R AND sHoaTs-sales % tunsb bran at $40, and
IS tuns shorts st s22.
OATs-salss from store at 81 &C q bushel.
BACON ilmi-ed business doing in shoulders yes.
tsrdsy at lsc, AMI rib sliss at I6o, aud in clear side.
stI7c.
L~4R3-sales At I3c ia tcs. and I5c in kegs.
GROCERIES-sale # sugar al 5H@s; also 20 brl,
and half brls molsssss at sS835c. CsG,s remains nru
a; Csc, with very light stocks.
NESS PO3E-Salss IN small lots at $50 2 brl.
CORE 4EAT-In fir dpmsnd at 70G75r. in lots.
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THE GREAT
Indian eFEeg5Gg2sSs
NERWIES BLOOD SEARCHER!
.MeTCuriaI and sypEliIitiC TafRfss
In all their diGarsnt forms aud slagesi

For the Removal and Permanent Cure Of cH Dis
eases arising from al Impure state Of
the Blood, Ui=:
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Cherokee CnreI

All u~nfsilins cure for SemiEsl Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Less Of Power, Pairs in the
Back, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and UTcult
Honstrsation. and all diseases caused by ~devistiug from
the path Of nature, and INDUCING in self-PSlu.Ioa.
By the use OF this Cure all improper discharges are
removed, the weakened orgaEs OF generation are
speedily cured, and full visor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage. Should reject
that a sound misd and body are necessary to promote
oonnubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, dsbIlitatsd, worn
down and Departing devotee Of sensual pleasure, will
dnd relief.
tits saIs and pleasant IN taste, but imnedists in IL
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pare vegetable extracts, in tbs form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles fer IS, and fer
wsTded by express to al parts Of the world.
Scld by ali respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER s. EBBWIE, Projectors,
Sole ProYTietors, e. Jsterson-st., near post o5lce,
general dealers in al popular family medicines, Aem-
phis, Tenn.
Eg- Sold in Memphis By all responsible druggists.
mrlR-itEagly
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-In- this court on Friday,
in the case Of the State vs.. Porter, for murder,
on affidavit of defendant alleging absence Of
material witnesses, . continuance TO The next
term vas granted..,... But few matters Of
business, excepting The set cases, remain TO be
disposed at this Term Of he court. The set
cases TO be tried are the following: Safe VS.
Herig, FOR larceny, set for August 3; State VS..
Parrish ct al, for assault TO kill, August 5Ib;
State We. CoonFy, for assault to kin, August
5 b; State vs. Waller. for larceny, August 9th;
State W. PHELPS & R7ss, for larceny, August
6tb: State vs. Steger, for embSzzlensnt, August
7tb; State W. Scott, FOR arson, August ID;
State rs. Cot OF, for murder, August stb; State
vs. Conan, for assault 10 XII, August Orb;
State Va. Nurse, for assault with intent to kill
August 10th -..... No cases will be set beyond
ths 10th, but the court will, probably, sit till
the 18th, to wind up tire business Of the term
..".. Yel'srd Y in the case Of the State vs.
Christian Her'g, the defendant was convicted
Of grand larceny and sentenced to three years
IN the p~enitentisry.
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RIVER AM STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The river is slowly falliDg -. The Ohio is
rerorted still rising with four feet four inches
in the canal at Louisville, and six feet in the
canal at Pittsburg, and rising Mud boats
are clearing mud from tie canal. The weather
here vas again at a white heat yesterday.
Considerable curiosity was excited at the
landing by the arrival Of TIE Cheney, the boat
captured up the river, which has run as a
fsrryboat between Columbus, Kentucky and
Cairo, Illinois .... The Louisville did not get
off from New Orleans until Thursday, and will
arrive to-day,..,Th Tie Alonzo Child left for
Vicksburg in place Of the Victoria -. The
Rose Douglass went out for Columbus, and the
Carl for the St.. Francis.
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MULrUM IN PARvo.-The weather yester-
Deer a and We herelPs was in request
Our suggession for a concert, dramatic enter
tainnent, lecture, or other exhibition, once q
week, for the ben ct Of the families Of volun.
tesrs, is attracting atteBtiOn.-Yesterday was
net only beyond The stretch OF mercury, it was
bsllIgsrsnt-Two lad es from a carriage pur-
sued a nan who, they said, had robbed them;
they rar into Begbie & Ford's store, on Main
street, but be rad escaped by rushing through
The drug store, next door, and passing out
at the rear.-TwO men raced, heitsr-
skelter, through ths Eclipse stable, enc in pur-
suit Of The other. The pursued fred a pistol
at the Geeing man, but, like the IrishmaR, "the
first time b hit BIN be missed him 1.-Two
men had a similar race round the Worshsm
house. Tue pursuer was armed with an UNI
brella; the pursued made 2;40time and escaped.
Two women were arrested in tie rear Of the
No. rs engine house, fighting. They had
"elinebsdr and rolled under a house, from
whence they were dragged with difficulty.
One Of them zane to the station house with g
little babe in her arms affection returns were
anxiously locked for, sat did not come to time.
A number Of the candidates are supposed, on
this good Sabbath, to be on the anxious seat,
but not il a pious frame Of mind -Ex-Gov
McRae arrived at the Worsham.-Ths coun-
Gil chamber is receiving is new furniture; The
tables for members are models Of the dining
tables in tn W4tsr street eating housts.-
The city ladies have doansd The latest Style
hat. IF the country ladies wish for the pat
tern, let them take one-fourth Of the thick end
Of a goose egg, AMI lay it on the table, round
end upward: then take one-thiTd Of the same
end Of a hen egg, and place it end upward on
the top Of he pOrtioi Of a goose egg. The
result viii be a psrfec. pattern Of the proper
tons and appearance Of the new style.
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Tur ELECTION,

The election returns come in slowly; we
add the tenth and sixteenth districts, to what
we have already published. There arc two
sets OF figures 20 each nam In the following re-
port, The first gives the vote OF the tenth dis
trict. the SECOND that Of the six eenth district {:
For Permanent Constitution 127, 81; against
90.
GovOnor-Hsrris 1l2. 48; Polk Il, 1.
Stnafs-nunlsp 76 a; Williams II, 8.
Comgrsss-CurrIn 81, 70; w. T. Avery %,
9; Bopd %, 2; Payne y, o. MOs5y 217;
Farmiagton /, Z.
LegislafaTs-PoweII SO. o; Musford so, g.;
Harris 80, 8; Walker 25, 5; DieksrsOn II, 81;
Heron 3, /; Martin 9, a; Estes H. SO; Nor
ris 0, 0.
Floatsr-Someryille IS, 8; Algee 81, /;
Saunders Is, %; Hall 3, 2; Coward 1, 10.
E&as
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
MEaIPHIs AND oHI0 RAILRoAD.

ARGIVE. DEPART
Fast Eursss..........8:4 A. E.....u...5.OG A.. n.
EsI E1preso. ".."-...9.OoP M....."....4:00 P. N.
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STATE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-Ws call stteu-
ton TO The advertisement Of C. Collins, ESQ.,,
president Of he State Female College, which
w publish this morning. The institution
commences It fall sessions on Lha 12lh II Sap
TENDER. Il is first class college, with con
vsn!en' Buildings is a fine, healthy location,
s7d it has an unsurpassed corps OF professors
and teachers.
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CONFEDERATE TREASURY NoTEs.-In an
Advertisement We publish this morning, MessTs.
Quimby & Robinson state that they will re-
eeivs confederate notes in payment Of all bills
made With Them They also offer a discount Of
ten per cent. Ga ell notes and accounts paid
then. This liberal and patriotic oFsr should
receive attention.
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To NEWS AGENTS. NEWS BOYS AND THE
URLTC AT LARGE.

Owing to the enhanced price Of paper, as
well as the extreme difficulty in procuring a
supply at al, the proprietors Of the APPEAL
find it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price in future will
be as follows:
City subscribers will be required to pay to
the Carriers twenty-five cents per week, in
s.esd Of twenty cents, as heretofore.
To The trade, three cents per single copy, or
50 90 per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, FIVE cents, as
heretofore.
Waeklx nansr- rnr arnrm- s. %