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COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATI


a tract OF land situate or Georges creek. in ST..
Clair township, adjoining lands OF Sun'I. Clark,
Amos Edwards, Jacob stuff, AlexlUder McGrgor
and others, containing 167 acres and 70 perches,
more Or less, OF which 80 acres Of upland aud 20
acres OF meadow are cleared aud underfsnce There
IS also a good apple orchard on this tract. The i'm
p5ovcpents are a story and half log and frame
house, double !og barn and other out buildings.
The woodland on this tract IS well covered with
excellent timber.
TERMS OF sALE:-O third of the purchase
money 10 remain in the HANDS Of the purchaser dur
ing the lifetime OF the widow, the interest TO be
paid heT semi annually. counting Iom the date of
confirmation of Sale. One third Of the balance TO
be paid the confirmation of the Sale and the
idue two equal annual payments thereafter with
out interest, TO be secured by judgment bords or
bonds aud mortgage HENRY lCKES,
JOSEPH IChES.
Sept. 20 ISGl,-it. Administrators.
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A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.

A UDlTOR'S NOTICE.
"A The undersigned, appointed Au-
dtor distribute the funds in the hands OF Joseph
W. Tomlmson n, Administrator Of the Estate OF Jo-
seph Black, deceased, will meet the parties interest,"
ed, at his office, in Bedford the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1861, at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ.
J. W. LINGENFELTFR,
Sept. 90, 1861. Auditor.
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& LLEGHENY AALEAND
a FEMALE SEMINARY.
Eg&ENSasH EgeS, EBedl0Ed 60, Pa.
lIAS IL GERE 4 prlnc1nal

/
EgAENS BUEgeS, Egedlord 90, Pa
CHAS. II GERE, \. g., Principal,
Miss \. L. BRIM, Preceptress,
Miss S. j. Brian, Teacher on Piano Forte.
Ths Institution, under the supervision Of the a
bove named persons, assisted by other competen-
Teachers, affords fun course in Mathematics
Natural sciences, Languages, ard Bellies LettEes-
music, Painting, &c., il gives extended .nsrfuc
ton. The Winter Term viii commence on Oct. =,
IT 1861. Students admitted at any time. Habits o.
health, system, and psomptness views, moral, So
cIal, and domestic, are here made prominent OBJ
jects OF education. That the physical powers, as
well as the mental, may be eutEaied-CaHsthen-
ie exercises are necessary-here the Students
meet each dag for systematic physical exercise.
l.s)l S0 WIN pay sor board, including fur
t0LZssUj nshed rooms, rent, fuel and
tuition in common English, par term Of eleven
weeks Extras, It moderate charges, even less
than heretofore, O. than the circular calls for.
Students prepared for the highest class in col
lege.
For Circulars, particulars, address
CHAS. Il, GERE A. B.,
Dec. q, 1860. Rainsburg, Bedford Co.. Pa.
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Oct. IS, '61.

NOTICE
Notice is hereby gwen to all con-
carned, that at the next Orphans Court Of Bed
ford county, the undersigned wi! ask to be dis
charged from their office Of Executors Of the
last will and testament 81 jacob Shartzer, deed.
JOHN NTCUM,
Oct. 1881. JACOB SHARTZER.
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CTRAY HEIFER.

CtTRAY HEIFER.
- Came 10 the plantation Of the
Subscriber, living in Juniata Township, Bedford
Co, abou the 18th OF June, black heller suppos-
ed to be about years old, crop in the right
ear, spot Ia the forehead, the is requested
TO core forward, prove property, pay charges and
lake her away.
sept, 9th, 1851. STEPHEN McCREARY.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
Come one, cone all, J wish 70 tell
Won where the cheapest goods they sell
f,Tls not less true that have said it j
sH0EMAKER'S is the place: IT'S weli!"-
To buy Tor cash, ol foul months credit.
So when you feel Incliaed to buy,
Just stop at JOBS yoqr luck to try,
And i lis terms will please you;
You'll find bis goods are never high
And OF your cash he'll 50 ease you
THE POET-CLERK.
Oct. Is. '61.
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. UDITOR'S NOTICE

a UDIIUR'S NOTICE.
~ The undersigned appointrd
by the Orphans Court of Bedford County, to review
and examine the Account of Alexander NcCiregor
Esq, of the Executors the last VIII, &c, of
John Hammers, deed, report the facts and ds-
trlhutlon OF whatever funds may be found in his
halts amongst ths heirs of the deceased, will at
tend 10 the duties OF his appointment his Office
in Bedford, on Friday the 18th day OF October, inst,
10 o'clock, a. NJ, OF said day, when aad where
all parties interested can attend.
JOHN P. REED,
Oct I. 1851. 4Ufitor.
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MO person who contempates purchasing Sewn
1iaehlre for family or N naiactRrlng purpose
should fail TO send for Of Or Cifcultfs, @hel
contains cuts and full descriptions OF the severa
STYLES, prices and samples OF work, all OF which W.
send by mail free We claim to have the
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1f6 acres near Stonerstown-within nile of tn,
Broad.oP Raroad-about 100 acres cleared with 1
two story dwelling house new bank barn-stable
Nc, theIeoG erected; also apple orchards there
on. Of choice fruit. The soil is rich lodm and ca
pable of producing every variety Of crops Of tha
climate.
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CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES

liver Corflziut sick Headache sc. This af Bigious
Ne3ciHe eNIeis frga the blood the hidden seeds ri els
ese and ren5ers Al the lu.ds and ,ecretias i,ru sii
fluent. clearing and ressejts ting the vital organs
Pleasant indeed, u 90 thst able piseB
within yeur reach medicine Ike the " doUNrsIS Hsta
FIs that Will pass directly tie afflicted parts,
throGgi= the blood and hai3s Of the boiy and
tire sufferer brighten with tae hash Of beta'y and
health
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-15
WORLDS CORRESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Dispatches
from the South tonight from reliable sour
ces, say that a messenger passed through
Raleigh, N. c., to-day, bearing dispatches
from the Government to Major Anderson.
Gen. Scott is reported to have said that the
garrison of Fort Sumter will be out by to-
day.
Mr.. Holloway, formerly NJ. G. from Indi-
ana, it is understood has been rendered the
Commissionership of Patents.
Judge Greenwood, late Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, left for home to-day. Mr..
Dale. the new Commissioner, assumed his
position to-day. He made several changes
in his Office.
N. K. Carter, formerly N. c. from Glove
land, Ohio, has been appointed Governor of
Nebraska.
Commissioners Forsytbe and Crawford,
have received such assurances from high
sources of the pacific intentions of the admin
istration in reference to the Southern forts
that at present they will make no official
demands, and, pending the movements at, or
in relation to, Fort Sumter, they will re-
main quiet
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-15
APRIL ELECTION.

JK FRICK ia candidate for the office of City
Surveyor, at tho ensuing April election.
CHRISTIAN HEDDERIcH is candidate for re-
election to the office of City Collector.
MEssas Errors Please announce the name
of J. NJ CALDWELL a candidate for tie Office of
City Collector. MANY CITIZENS.
EpIroRs JOURNAL Please announce that am
candidate for reelection to the office of City Sur
yeyOr. ~ JAS. D. SAUNDERS.
JoHN SHUBERr is a candidate for the Office of City
Assessor at the ensuing April election
MICHAEL HAHN is a candidate for Street Com
missioner al the election in April next.*
RB- BRACKET MILLS will be candidate for
Justice Of the Peace of Pigeon Township at the
ensuing April election.
EIs- JOHN MAJOR il a candidate for Street
Commissioner at the ensuing election
EDS. JoURNAL:-Plelse announce the name o.
WIN X. McGREW as a candidate for the Office Of
City Clerk, at the April election.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, March I4.-An ordnance
to submit the permanent ordinance to the
people for ratification or rejection, has been
under consideration to-day.
A resolution authorizing the transfer Of
the State military to the Provisional Gov
eminent, also to allow volunteers to enlist
under the Provisional Government passed
the House to-day.
A joint resolution was introduced that
the Convention should submit the Consti-
tuition of the Confederate States to the peo-
pie or to a Convention selected by the peo-
pie for that purpose. Laid over.
The Galveston Civilian of the 18th inst
says that the surrender of Fort Brown was
agreed upon quietly between the Texas
Commissioners and Capt. Hill on the 9th.
The News says that Fort Brown will
be again given up, as soon as transporta-
ton could be found for federal troops. The
troops will take to the coast two light bat
teries of artillery. The steamer Daniel
Webster was off Brazos waiting to take a
portion of the troops on board Other YES
sells will probably be dispatched to take the
remainder. The Texas troops at Brazos are
represented to be Certifying the island so as
to make it impregnable.
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New YORK Market.

New YORK, March l4.-Flour in mod
crate demand sales of 800 bbls at O0@
5 05 for super western 5 1905 80 for
extra western 1905 so for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio. Whisky
steady at III. Wheat moderate export
demand holders, in view of the decline in
freights are disposed to insist upon full
prices; Chicago spring l l4@1 IS Mil
waukie club 2l@1 % winter red west
ern go u; choice white Kentucky l 81 ;
white Michigan l so. Rye quiet at COO
&C. Barley steady. Corn in moderate re-
quest sales of 900 bush at Sc for old
mixed western 5000 for new 60 for
new yellow. Oats-better request at 32@
"a. Pork continues dull and prices gener-
ally WITHOUT change l6 75@l7 90 for
mess II so for prime. Beef quiet and IN
changed. Cut meats steady at 61(06f for
shoulders, and 8@84 for hams. Hogs quiet
at 6k(07 for dressed corn fed. Bacon dull
and unchanged. Lard steady demand
fair at 91@IO. Sugar continues in favor of
buyers moderate request at 44@5B for
Cuba 54@6 for Porto Rico. MOlasses
dull.
Stocks dull but better for some descrip-
tions.
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New YORK, March, I4-The Times
Washington dispatch says Clay has accepted
the Spanish mission. 1t is understood that
Corwin will accept the Mexican, if his
health will admit
1t is said that Giddings is nominated for
Consul General at Montreal
The Herald's dispatch says that Fl. Ber-
rien of New York is appointed chief clerk
in the Navy Department. The same dis
patch says advices from Montgomery state
that President Davis has received most
ominous communications from his friends at
Washington respecting the intentions of the
federal government to blockade the South
ern ports and attempt to collect revenue.
The Montgomery Cabinet it is said there
on resolved, as soon as a vessel was stopped
outside of a Southern port, to put $4,000
troops in motion for Washington, believing
the people of the Southern States will rally
to assist them.
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SfRERERE,s Sale NO. I74.

Notice is hereby givon, that by virtue of seven
executions, five Of which We're issued out of the Of
fee of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
and two ont Of the Circuit Court Of Vanderburgh
county, Indiana, in favor Of VIM II. Young and
Washington Carson, Charles F. Reynolds, Freder-
ick w Devoe and Charles Pratt, VIM. II. EveTson,
Barclay Preston Thomas j. Hoskinson and Chris
TOPPER L. Graf, VIM. T. Smith, Josiah Knightley,
James L. Kent E. G. Tucker and J. b. Carter,
Elisha S. Babcock, and to directed, have
levied upon, and will,
WEDNES DAY, APRIL Sd, 1861,
Between tho hours of ten o'clock A. n and four
o'clock P NJ. of said day, at the door of the Court
House in the city of Evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction, the rents and profits for
term not exceeding years of the following
described real estate to-wit Lots No. four ~
and five (5) and the half of lot No. three 81 ad
joining said lot No. four a., all in the Ashland
place, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, and S. ate
of Indiana, according to the recorded plat thereof
and being tn premises which the said Elisha S.
BabcOck resides. And should said rents and profits
Of said real estate not sell for a sum sufficient
to satisfy said writ and COSTS I will, at the
same time and place, offer for sale and sell the
fee simple of said real estate, for the satisfaction
of said writ and costs, without relief from valua-
ton appraisement laws.
JOHN S. GAVITT, Sheriff V. @.
Wheeler Iglehart, James E. Reid, and Morris
S. Johnson, plff's att'ys.
March 9Th, 1861 marl1-3ww
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Z. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL

WASHINGTON, March l4.-SENATE.- MIR.
Mason offered a resolution calling on the Sec
rotary of War for information whether any
portion of the District of Columbia mi;itary,
or any officer thereof, since January LIST,
have been mustered into the service of the
United States, and whether any duty has
been imposed upon them by the Department,
and if so, whether they have received any,
and if so, what pay and allowances the
nature of the duties, for what time employ
ed, and whether their duties continue to be
performed &c.
Mr.. Sumner objecting, the resolution
was laid over.
Mr.. Douglas moved to take up his reso-
ution, offered yesterday, calling on the
Secretary of War for information relative
to Southern forts and other property, and
after being debated, the motion was disa-
greed to by a vote of l6 to "a.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of Mr.. Fessenden's resolution.
Mr.. Bayard moved as a substitute that
Albert B. Brown, jeff. Davis, Stephen V.
Mallory, c. C.. Clay, Robert Toombs, !. P.
Benjamin, having announced that by the
secession of their respective states they
were no longer members of the Senate and
had withdrawn therefrom, the Secretary is
directed TO omit their names in calling the
roll of the Senate.
Mr. Bayard denied there had been any
designations. But by the action of their
states they were no longer members.
Mr.. Mason suggested omitted, in Mr.. Fes-
senden's resolution, instead OF the words
stricken from the roll. After debate, Mr.
Bayard's substitute was rejected-17 against
IS
Mr.. Bayari moved to strike out the name
of Brown of Mississippi from Fessenden's
resolution, as he has not given notice Of res
ignation.
a long debate ensued as to whether
Brown had or had not made such announce
ment.
The Senate went into Executive session
after which the consideration of the resolu-
ton was resumed.
Mr.. Clark offered substitute which Fes-
sender accepted, viz:
WHEREAS, the seats occupied by Brown
Davis, Mallory, Clay Toombs, and Ben
jamin as members of the Senate have be-
come vacant, therefore,
Resolved That the Secretary be directed
to omit their names from the roll, respec-
lively.
Mr. Mason Intellectually proposed to
amend the resolution by making it read,
/" the gentlemen named have cease to be
members"
Mr.. Clark's substitute was adopted-lO
against "A.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIKcISNATI, March 14-Wheat &c lower,
with fair demand; Flour in moderate de-
mand chiefly from the South market
steady. Whiskey unchanged and in mode
rate demand at 734; Glover seed 81 so;
Timothy 81 80, being further advance
Provisions dull, prices nominally unchanged.
Mess Pork SIG 25@$l7 90. Bulk pork 6
for shoulders; 8t@83c for sides, and ITO
Tic for hams Bacon Z, ct, 94@10Ic. with
small sales Lard dull at 9@94c, which
are the rates asked. Good demand for
Groceries. Sales of I6- hhds. of sugar at
54O7tc; 300 bags coffee at l34014; 800
bbls molasses at Sic. Market firm, particu-
larly for molasses.
Money market unchanged; demand mode
crate Exchange on East firm at &c pre-
MUM
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 14-General Dix had
a public reception at the City Hall at nool
to-day. Mayor Wood delivered the address
Of welcome.
The schooner Restless of Great Egg HAr-
Dor, was seized yesterday for trading TO for
eign ports without register. She sailed from
Philadelphia to Mobile in January. There
she gave up her coasting license and APP
piled to the collector for register which the
collector would not furnish, stating that he
had ceased to be United States officer
The Captain entered his protest counter
signed by the Spanish Consul and went to
Havana, thence coming to this port with a
cargo.
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ST. LOUIS, March l4.-In convention to-
day Judge Gamble offered resolutions to ap-
point delegates to the Virginia convention,
in accordance with the invitation from that
state, which, by request of the committee on
federal relations. was ordered to be printed,
and offered with original resolutions.
Yesterday and to-day were almost entire
ly devoted to debate on the Georgia report.
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A NEWSPAPER published st Niagara Falls,
called the Mute and the Blind, has the fol-
lowing paragraph How this paper is pub
Iisbe1-the editor is blind man, The COM
positors are deaf and dumb, the presswork
Is performed by the blind, the papers are
folded by the blind and wrapped by mutes.
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COroner's INQUEST.

a Coroner's inquest was held on the 22d day
February, 1861, on the body of ADAM JOSEPH LINK,
who found at his residence in Evansville Pigeon
township, VandeFburgh county, Indiana. The
verdict of the jury that he came to his death
by apoplexy, caused by intemperance. AT the time
of his death he was about forty-seven years Of age
about five feet ten inches high, and at the time of
inquest he dressed in a white shirt and draw
ers, and had no property on his person, far as
have been enabled to ascertain.
JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner V. C.
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GREAT SUIr.-A lawsuit is now i'll course
Of trial in Cairo between the heirs of
james Berry, deceased, plaintiffs, and NJ.
Rawlings, et al, defendants. The plain
tif's sue for the recovery of the real estate
upon which large portion Of Mound City
il built. The result of this suit is looked
forward to with considerable interest Sud
anxiety.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

MARCH I4tIl, I6bI.
car load chickens, r. Harriss; $40 bush. corn,
W NJ Altman & Co; ? boxes, R. A. Voolfolk, Pa
lucah, Ky; l box, j. G. Venneman; cases,
bales Mackcy, H. g. Co.; 4 cases, bale, r. Barnes {;
bbls eggs, A. Lemcke d Co; 1874 bbIs. -four,
bills eggs, 500 bush. corn Crane & Brown so bbls.
flour, J. II. Ogesby; so bbls. flour, 50 bEsh corn,
Geo. Foster IL Co; - sheep SKINS dry hides,
Thomas Keith; ? kegs butter, a. Bees; 300 bush.
wheatI. r. Mills & Co 555 bush. wheat, Igleharr
Bros; 26 handles rags, KuSman & Co., bbls eggs.
Z. q. q Riley & Co.
A. E SHRADER, Agent.
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BALTIMORE, March l4-Flour dull and
heavy ; Howard St. 5 lag; City Mills 90.
Wheat firm; red 25@I 27; white 400
l so. Corn dull; mixed 53@55; yellow
56057. Pork steady; mess II 90; rumps
Is 90. Lard 81. Coffee quiet at 124@
134 Whisky III.
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PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE vote for and
against instructions continued to-day. Ex-
traOrdinary exertions are made on both
sides and the excitement is very great The
following is the result: For instruction,
1876 against, 673-the latter gained Il to-
day. Professions are paradiug tonight
with music and speeches. Tomorrow is
the last day. The secessionists are san
guine.
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NURHrRX,OR,s .N-OrECR.

~ Ali persons owning or interested in lands ad-
joining the following described tract hereby
titled that the Both day of March, A. d. 1861,
the County Surveyor of Vanderburgh County will
proceed TO run the lines and establish the corners
OF the nOrth east quarter of the south quarter
also the south half Of the southeast quarter of the
north east quarter, in section So, town SOUTH
range IL west, in the Vincennes land district.
marI2 JOHN KING.
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ARRIVALOF THE ETNA

New YORK, March l3.-The steamship
Etna brings Liverpool dates to the 9th,
and Queenstown to the 28th.
The slave trade was debated in the House
of Commons on resolutions offered by Mr.
Mccain, declaring the efforts to suppress it
hitherto Intellectual, and pointing to the in
PRODUCTION of free labor into the West In
dies as the most efficient means.
Lords Russell and Palmerston strongly
deprecated the policy of America "a prevent
ing search and permitting the prostitution
Of it's flag. Buckston feared the Southern
Confederacy would revive the slave trade,
and hoped the Government would never
recognize it without express stipulations
against it.
The resolutions were finally withdrawn.
Lord Stratford De Radcliff moved for the
correspondence relative to Syria. The gov
eminent objected, pending the sitting of the
Paris Conference.
Lord John Russell said nothing yet, was
determined relative to a permanent occu-
patton.
Capt. Battle of the ship General Park
HILL was killed by his crew shortly after
leaving Liverpool for Charleston. The
mate was also severely injured. The ship
returned and the crew were arrested. No
details.
resumed work.
NJ. Thouvenal officially assured the
American minister at Paris that no delegate
from any seeding state had been received
by the Emperor or himself
A committee of the Senate had adopted,
in reply to the Emperor, resolution APP
proving fully and endorsing the Emperor's
policy in giving his aid to the Pope.
The Bourse on the 26th was dropping.
The Italian Senate, by a vote of I29
against two, adopted the project of law
confirming the title of King of Italy on
Victor Emanuel and successors.
The assertion is repeated that Pied
montese brigade would soon enter Rome
and that the Romans were secretly prepar-
ing to receive Victor Emanuel.
The Emperor of Austria had signed the
new Constitution. The Hungarian Consti-
tuition remains intact.
A serious insurrection broke out in Son
toria, in Turkey.
The India and China mails are received
A private letter repeats that the rebels
have taken Woosing and had commenced
general massacre, when the French inter
posed on the score of humanity.
The French are about to occupy por-
ton of the province of Ferosenone
An accident on the Picento Railroad kill
ed nine and wounded Al persons.
Cardinal Bounnelli is dead.
The inhabitants of Victerba have petit
toned the Italian parliament for annexa-
ton to the kingdom of Italy.
The Htna brings 81, $685. 900, in specie.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon, from Portland on the 10th arrived at
this port to-day.
Breadstuffs closed dull but steady. Pro-
visions dull,
LONDON, Feb. 28.-Consuis closed to-
day at 9l3@9l8 for money and account
A meeting of the Bank Directors to-day
was adjourned without making any further
alterations in the rate of discount.
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HARRIS BURG, March l4.-Hon. David
Wilmot was elected U. S. Senator to-day
in place of Mr.. Cameron. He received 26
Senatorial and SO Representative votes.-
Hon. Mr.. H. Welsh received 5 Senatorial
and % Representative votes. Scattering 2.