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about becoming settlers in that Territory,
the parties most interested in the question
at issue, apparently entertain no doubts up
on the subject. They are moving in that
direction by hundreds. We have heard no
complaints Of residents being disturbed in
possession, or that they have been inter
rnpted in their pursuit of happiness, Until
hey complain, in our opinion, the less that
is said upon the subject of war the better.
Should it ever become necessary for us, as
a people, to go to war, (Which Heaven averl,)
let us be prepared to act. In the meantime,
we had better reserve our wind.


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"THE BROKEN HEART" - This tale,
which, until to-day, we have not had les-
ure to examine, we shall, in a short time,
publish. as' a..#".t


g. Single copies Of this paper may be
had at Thompson's Periodical and Cheap
Publication Store, on Pennsylvania avenue,
I'd door from the corner of l2lh street. Z
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The Detroit Free Press says that the Cen
trail railroad will be completed, and cars run
ming as far as Kalamazoo, by the lst of Jan
uary next.


THE CHocTAw CHIEF.-P. p. Pitchlyn,
The celebrated chief Of the Chocaws, has
arrived in this city, and has taken lodgings
at Fuller's Hotel. 1t is generally believed
that he will take his seat in Congress as a
delegate.
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RETURN OF Mr.. BRYANT.-William G.
Bryant, Esq.," thep prince Of American poels,''
returned from Europe in the late steamer.
Wcare sincerely pleased to learn that his
health is much improved.


A report having been circulated Of the
probable loss Of the US brig Bainhridgc,
the following notice Of her arrival at Rio
de Jansiro, proves the report TO have been
without foundation


"a lady in Baltimore has received a let
ter from her son, an officer on board the
vessel, dated at Rio de Janeiro, August l3.
The Banbridge had just returned from a
cruise Of three monlhs-al well. This
statement is made 10 relieve the apprehen-
sions of those who may have friends on
board"
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THE Coal TRADE.-We feel happy in
being able to announce to our readers this
week, says the Miners Journal, (Pottsville)
that the shipments Of coal from the S,huyl-
kill region this year now exceed ONE MIL
LION TONS and, should the present mild
weather continue a little longer, we believe
the quantity for the whole year will reach
100000 tons. Untrammelled individual
enterprise is the great secret which has
caused this region to outstrip SO far all its
competitors, some Of which commenced be-
fore us. The shipments this week are, by
railroad 22,704 OIL, by canal $3.50 05; to-
tai for the week l,543 O6, showing an in
crease over last week Of about 1000 tons by
railroad, and about 300 by canal, which is
caused by the musal state Of the weather.
The demand for coal continues very brisk,
and prices firm, with an'upward tendency in
the different markets. We still adhere to
the opinion that, with the quantity the rail-
road can supply during the winter months,
added to thatin the market, there will be a
sufliciency for all purposes.