Personal Movements.
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Personal Movements.


On Friday the Hon. Willis Green took his seat in the
House of Representatives from which he has been de-
tained by illness since his arrival in Washington
DEp-In Schenectady the 2lst ult Isaac De Graft
Esq father Of the Hon. John De-Gru-aged 81 years.


In the Legislature Of Illinois, resolutions pending
Governor remit TO the State at least part Of
their saaries or resign 50 as to enable the Legislature
to reduce their salaries !"


Jacob Barker, OF New Orleans denies positively that
he has any bets made any on the late election


The term Of service of the Hon. Charles Huston. q
Judge Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylysnia expired
be appointed TO fill the vacancy.


The Rsdford Pa Gazette, Of the 27th ult says, that
Judge Black has been very seriously ndp0sed LOT some
James M. Bullock, Esq formerly Secretary of State.
for the State Of Kentucky Is announced as the American
Republican candidate for in the dt,rGs com
Oldham, Trimble and Carroll.


Brantz Mayer. Esq. has been making some valuable
contributions to the Maryland Historical Society.


We see Il stated in some recent news from Rio de
Janero that one of the principal mines in st. Pauo, has
been purchased by gentleman from Baltimore


Mr. Isaac Micke has left the chair editorial Of the Cam
den IN. ~ Ph@nix," late the Eegle'" which he had
occupied for year past.


The town Of Milwaukee, only eight years old has now
paper.


the Republic Of that OF United States arv-
cd at Cincinnati the 9th u and was to remain afew
days.


The Marine observatory on Federal Hill, Baltimore.
was entirely destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon


Persico, the artist. has finished small model Of an
equestrian statue Of the Father Of his country in the
his commission commandernchief II is the desire Of
the author to execute it in colossal size in bronzeH
Congress will find the money


It's now stated that John A. Murrel the notorious
Land not dead as has been reported through
out the newspapers of the country The informant states
that Murrel has purchased small farm on the SABINE
river in Texas, IL residing and cuhvang It, and
considered reformed man.


The Senate Of Ohio have imposed upon themselves
poll tax Of dollar head to pay for opening their daily
meetings with prayer The House had refused to tax the
State for the purio ose.


Both branches Of the Indiana Legislature have resolved
to adjourn the 18th inst.


The whig Ladies Of Lynchburgh, Va, have formed
themselves into association auxiliary to the Richmond
A:socstion for erecting statue to Henry Clay Mrs.
Mr. Farnum, of the village Of WATERFORD r. l., has the
largest woolien factory in America, in full work.
and the cloth which they turn the ues In Amer
ca and equal to any that canes from England Mr. Far
mum has realized large fortune in the business.


Net less than three hundred and dwelling houses
have been erected in Memphis, (Tenn,l since January
last and over hundred Of them fine brick stores. some
three stories high.


vertisement with the following IN B. Pistol shooting
and the of the bowie knife taught gratis The chap
no d,ubt does slashing business.


NEW YORK DkLEaATIoN TO ALBANY.-We learn
that the New York city members elect to the
Assembly Of New York will be In Boston tomorrow ON
their way to Albany The American Republicans have
invited them to Faneuil Hell evening when
and where they will be received by Gen. H. A. g. Dear
born in behalf OF the American Republicans of Massa
chuses We further understand that the proprietors of
the Long Island and Western Railroads. have with COM
mendable liberality offered them the free of travel
ing accommodation in the of their respective roads
On their arrival at Albany they will be received In
suitable by the President Of the Western Railroad
Corporation Boston Transcript, Jan. 3.


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HEALTH OF Ex-GovRRNoR SEwARD.-We are
Governor is fast recovering from the severe injuries
received by him when thrown from STAGE near
Hudson The worst hurt ID the bsuise upon OF his
thighs which s severe as to prevent the least move
ment his part Of the injured limb But In this there
slalso visible improvement He Unfortunate In having
fallen into good hands At the house Of Mr. Butler In
Stockport. ne receives every attention that home
could render him Mr. B. 10 himsef excellent NURSE
and unwsrried in his attentions, night and day.dlbamy
Even Journal, jan. g.


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