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iry- There will be a meeting Of the Sanfeld
Club at lralfpasf O'Clock this evening, at their
room, corner Of Pon and Leyee streets, Third
Municipality.
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TIE OLYaPic - The entsrprising manager Of
the Olympic presents quite rich bin for this even
ing's entertainment a thrilling drama, laugllabe
farce, and extra negro doingg" See advt.
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Dlg- The factory operatives Of Philadelphia held
mass meeting on the 10th, in Independence Square,
to sustain each other in establishing the ten-hour
law. Some Of the factories having closed in
sequence of the operatives demanding the observ-
ance Of the law, numbers have been thrown out of
employment, and they appeal to the people Of Phila
delphia for assistance during the strike" Cordial
sympathy was expressed for the operatives of Pitts
burg and Allegheny, who have stood out for the
new law. Committees were appointed TO solicit
subscriptions and call future meetings.
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81 We zee great complaints in the Northern
paper Of the intense heat Of tie weather We
don't think that their Mercury gets any higher than
Gun
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DEATH OF Cor. CoNvERs.-The GAINESVILLE Ga
zette of the 10Th ns records the death of another
of the race of the Pioneers, Daniel COnvers, in the
18th year Of his age. Mr.. C. was born in the town
of Thompson, Connecticut, in the year ITS, and
emigrated to the West with his father, settling in
the Ohio Companys purchase, about the year 1880
In '9l he was made captive by Indians, who car
ried him to the Wyandotte towns on the Sandusky
He effected his escape in the course of about three
months, and with the aid of traders and others got
back to his friends in Connecticut. He came to the
West again in 9i, settling first at Marietta, and
finally at GAINESVILLE, then called Woodbourne.)
Gs- A man named McCulIom was lately drowned
at Philadelphia by falling between two ships,
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Ha- The following post routes were established
y this State by Congress, at its lat session From
ilarrisonburg, Da Copenhagen, Thos. Meredith's
James Willlams's, Vernon, Duydemona, 10 Athens,
seat Of justice for the Parish Of Claiborne. From
Nahhiioches, Dta St Maurice, Cedar Creek. Salem
MILF John LesIie's, Wyatt's and John r. TIarrs's
" Monroe. From Believer, Bossier Parish, to Min.
dsQ IN Claiborne. From Alexandria to Mt Leba-
NON From Fort Jesup, nm Toro, to Burrs Ferry.
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CRors IN ALAR.M, latest A labama papers
represrnt that three "a, .aks aoo the prospect there
Eas fhaf rhe cotton Gro ,yo,ld he az large that
Of lSii--'5, but the york of the bore worm ana
heavy rains since that time had changed Ihe prs
pecl' narrowing the expectations of many ''al'erS
down to a half crop.
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CAPT. BEN. MCCULLoUGH.-Tlli gallant leader
Of the Texan Rangers. is at present in Nashville
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~ Six hundred citizens Of Montreal have signed
call for a meeting to sympathize with Ireland


DAMAGE TO THE COTToN CRoP.-The severe
storm which was raging as we went 10 press, last
week was one Of the most widely spread and des-
irucve visitations Of the kind that we have had
for many years II came al a time the most unfor-
iunate for the cotton planter there being much cot
ton open and all hands prepared 10 take advantage
Of rich picking season. The damage wrought
by the rains and wind that made up that storm, has
been immense and fairly disleartened our planters
We have reports Of It's dongs from all parts of this
cotton latitude II has blown over, twisted and
high cotton, caused The shedding of millions Of
forms and even destroyed more bolls than we hsve
ever on the ground at any one time. The pros
pect Of a crop now is fan worse than that Of same
time, last year, and il viii be recollected that last
year we had one of he ma i favorable cotton pick
ing time ever known, such a long continuance of
dy weather MS we may not 'nloy again IN many
years The damage OF the sto rn OF Friday OF last
week has injured the prospect me cotton crop IN
Mississippi and Louisiana. not lea than twenty-five
per cenL-COnoordia I'M diligence. 2oh
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HoREIsLE.-1ae Cincinnati Chronicle draws
tIe following pathetic picture Of the suffering in
Cincinnati on the 18th:
another scorcLer yesterday - mercury, in the
SHADE, chock up to go, and running over
b9rses dropping dead from the effects Of heat-ice
al gone = jaleps fifteen cents apiece - money
scarce, &c
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pg~ The Wing Central Committee of New York
have given notice that the Wing Convention will
assemble in Utica on the 18th Of September, TO
nominate candidates for the office of Governor,
Lieut.. Governor, Canal Commissioner and State
Prison Inspector; also to nominate College of
Electorsof President and Vice President.
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Great Reduction in Prices

ALFRED MONROE 500 s ONE PRICE 5 ORE
Nc. 81 Magazine StrErt.
consequence Of the season drawing To- C0s,
we have greatly reduced the prices Of our So VI Err
GOODS, Is will be seen By the following $ Our
WOOen Coos ALL nearly all, recently anlEefl and
safely recommend them to friends and those who
in of Clothing.
At this Establishment every article IS Offered az tie very
lowest price AT which itcan besOd, and No RLDLC ZION
IN .nu-I nsta he M
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Tow MoORE-Ina iate number Of the New Mir
r0r, Mr. Willis relates several anecdotes Of literary
men, which have amused Us. The best Is of Tom
Moore, which Is not only interesting, but embodies
q moral lesson instructive 10 all:
Moore had Just returned from his Government
Office in the WesI Indies. defaulter for 5000
Great sympathy was felt for him among his friends,
and three propositions were made 70 him 10 cancel
the debt. Lord LaHsdOwne offered simply to pay
it. Longman d Murray Offered to advance II on
his future works. and the noblemeu al Whites
offered the sum to HIM in a subscription. This was
at a time when subscriptions We're on foot for get
ting Sheridan out Of his troubles: and while Moore
was considering the three propositions just named
he CHANGED to he walking down ST. James street
with two nOblemen, when they met Sheridan
Sheridan bowed 10 them. with familiar " How are
yOu - g Damn the fellow said one Of the noble
men. he might have touched Ais HAITI Isubscribsd
a hundred pounds for him last nghtI' . Thank
God You dare make no such criticism on a bow
from mr. p" SAID Moore to himself The lesson sank
deep. He rejected all the offers made to relieve
him, Went 10 Pdssy and lived in complete o5scurity
in that little suburb OF Paris, till he had written
himself out Of debt Under the spur Of that chance
remark Were written some Of the works by which
Moore Will be best known to posterity-
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Gs- Mr. J. Dilling IAN, Of Batesville, Arlg., de-
recently from the BIZ Of tarantula spider,
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FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR, PEA6SON informs his patents G.
IL that he can be found daily al his Office Asssssz
from a. 4. to ) P N. Dr. Pearson 5 u rrD%2
many Improvements in Dental Surgery are -ALlIC
well known and appreciated require euumeraurg.
His BLOCK TEETH are particularly worthy the attention
of those requiring artificial ones. His prices graded TO
suit the circumstances of al Office his residences, T.
rome Street n. ar Canal az - II.
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lslingt0n Lane, for the United American Mechanic,
Of Philadelphia
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ocHN House,, Newport, Aug. IS, I818.-Since
The gTtr fancy bali at Saratoga came of, the arri-
vais at thy hotel have been great, and are fast in
ereaalng The most important was yesterday, that
Of Mrs. lie Vert, the belle Of Saratoga destined to
be the belle Of Newport also. She was received on
arrival by cortege Of gallant gentlemen, and all
Newport IL on the qui to see this distinguished
and charming lady, Of whom report far aud wide,
speaks irsuch glowing terms
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OK The following is list of the debt Of the five
principal European powers, compared with their
revenue and population: France $3.50, 900 900,
revenue S192,OOO,OOO, population 100000, debt
S22 for each person and four times the revenue
England 81 600 900 OOO revenue 5000 OOO, 600, pop
ulation 100000, debt about SAP per head, and
thirteen times the revenue; Russia 100000, 600,
revenue $50, 900, population 60,00O,O00, debt
about Sc per head and three times the revenue
Austria S3OO,OOO,OOO, revenue SlOO,O0O,00O, pop.
ulation 37,OOO,OCO debt 50 per head and three
times the revenue; Prussia s1OO,OOO,OOO, revenue
100000 900.
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HrNGARY.-In the Banest, on the lower Theisse,
the Ilyrians and Races made an attack upon the
Iungarians and Germans, at the instigation, il
is said, Of the Archduke of Carlowitz In the small
town Of kirkinda there was a great connection
amongst the Raician part Of the population. They
demanded of the Senate the immediate partition of
the sO-called Ueberandsfeider, drove off a squad
ron of hussars, lying in the town. sorned the town
house and destroyed it with all its records and doc
uments, and concluded by bursting open the gates
of the prison and releasing eighty-fve criminals.
Most of the Senators took flight, but Two were sac
rfced by the released criminals who had put them
selves at the head Of the mob. One of them was a
man seventy-fve years of age-he was killed with
pltchfOrks, and the second had his hands and feet
cut off, and was left in this state till they had de-
molished his house, when they put an end to his
suferngs Sixteen of the Senators houses were
thrown down, and the riot was onl quelled by the
arrival of 1000 infantry and 400 cavalry, with y
pieces Of cannon from Temeswar. The town de-
livered up about 400 of the insurgents, eight Of
whom were hung
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CANADA.-The Montreal Courier Of the I4th
inst, has tbe following paragraph, the tenor Of
which is strongly indicative Of coming political
troubles in that portion Of Queen Victoria do
minions
The llerald's Quebec correspondent mentions
thai some Of the guns in Wolfe's battery were dis
covered 10 have been spiked day or two since.
We have since ascerained that this is correct,
Twelve ofthe pieces having been served in this way
We believe they were only spiked with common
terpenny nails, which, Of course, can be easily ex-
tracted. We are told that the repealers have Or
gained club, named after the '99 rebel, Emmett,
aud that they have been drilling aud practising
WIN ball near one Of the manello towers. We
bunk j high time for Lord Egin TO return to the
sea- OF Government, for il is evident some steps
should be taken TO stop these foIlies"
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sIXTEEN YEARS OLA grave philosopher,
while trying 10 account for the remark, . Sweet
Sixteen which has passed into proyerb, says,
with all the assurance of one who had seen the
register Of her birth Eve, 1t IS we'll known, was
sixteen years old when she was awakened al the
side Of her husband
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CATION

CAUTION.
FVNHE PUBLIC Is CAUTION Ed against negotiating
Il for DRAFT made BY Nm. Hall. and accepted
by l. w Arthur Il 60 for $i1y-slsfed New Orleans.
June a 154S payable 10 the orer OF LocEsrt Gould,
November l. IS4S. This draft was stolen. aU%
BOOTS SHOES. AND BROGAES.
40 CASES BOOTS. SHOES. and BRO -lH
Z40 CANS. handing ttom sblFs ksaluczy and 3
Gen Feze, for saeby r. G.. HOBBS, YAT
ans Is l. Cust0mH0Uss street. 80
FOR SALE
FTNHREE COUNTERS and q iO- Of SHELVING for
IL sale-sutaJe for dry goods grocery business
aus If {. ID. BINCE. Hat store % Canal 81
FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE.
TTNHE LEASE. FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
L the FELIClANA HOUSE Is offered for sale. -
The house will accommodate nearly one hundred -
1oardeEs and Is full eight months the year To -
person acquainted with the Western trade this house would
be great source profit The present occupant. wishing
retire. offers the above fine establishment moderate
terms. For particulars appy the premises, corner OF
JULIA and TCHUUPITOULAs streets, 20
aug If JAMES ROACH.
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DRAWN BATTLE IN kENTUcKY.-The Frank
fort Commonwealth mentions the following manly
result of closely contested election struggle in
that State
The contest for the House of Representatives in
WoOdford resulted in favor of Col. E. H. Field, by
q majority Of one. 1t seems that Col. T. and his
competitor, Jesse Hayden, ESQ, wings, were at
different precincts on the iast day: Mr. H. voted
for Field Field did not vote for Hayden Field
was therefore elected by the vote of Hayden. In
consequence of this result Col. F. has resigned his
seat, and We learn that both are again candidates
and are in the field The Governor has not yet
fixed day for the election.
A COOP CHANCE.-We invite the attention of
printers and publishers TO the following notice.
The paper is located in one of the richest parishes
in the State
TO PRINTERS.
FoR SALE. very reasonable terms for cash, well
established WING PAPER, in thriving town Of this State
A competent eCOEomisa, and industrious business man.
would do well purchase. For particulars inquire this
Office. as
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FOR SALE OR To RENT.
TENHAT SPLENDID BAR-RO0M attached to the q.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, at tie corner Of qir0d HA
and LeUee streets, with aits fixtures will be Rented~A
for three years competent eron For particulars, ap
ply on the premises, up staIS or 10 :
Je 2Otf JAMES ROACH n
FOR SALE.
q, ONE OF the best Pcayune COFFEE-HOUSES on +
FHi the Leyee-doing splendid business-FoR SALEcw9
1>@A on account of the wishing engage in i
some other business. For stand and terms apply at j
the office of this paper. af2 I'm ~
SWEDENBORG'S WORKS.
M u have received the writings of Emanuel Sweden.
w borg, viz:
THE HEAVENLY ARCANA-l2 vols
IONlUGAL LOVE.
zl9f WELD * co, u Campst
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No MAGAZINE ST. COESER CANAL sTEEET.
III. HUNTINGTON,
DEALER IN CLOTHING,

E~Richzrd Sands grateful for pas. fzToE. would r.
specially czIl ne sE-zltl1E . ~ &c D ~ =--
a. Furnishing Sfors, = PJEDHAS --E1- e..
y. g. Gensusn E-uVl- r. Al q. T. -- res
20 cal zal eXzms1s -l=Else.szz- -
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al2 d&Wu "a Magazine -.
DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
TFE undersigned offers his services as agent for the pre-
senlatlon and adjustment, with the State OF Texas, OF
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the late Republic
oil texas. Those wishing engage hI, services DO
by calling addressing him Al No 81 PeVdrqs stress
Veg. orLElHS. MEMUCAN HUNT Of Texas.
~ Referto c. A. Jacobs, G. Burke Acee abrancfe.
). s. PrenJss. and Bale PeytOn EsqE. asst
OLOTHING-CLOTHING
HIRED .BL.NRUE d CO., No. 81 .HGgdziRe street
EH0 ia THEIR CUSTOMERS .-AsS
- tte Do not keep our Store ODEH SWHGGBS)
8ttoSE Of our customers who unable TO call during
the day Will md our store open in the evening until half
past clock If any article purchased in the evening does
not move satisfactory may be returned and the money viii
refunded. ALFRED MUNRDE * co,
aDS 2ptt No. "a Magazine street
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LAND SCRIP, p
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES, &c,
20 BUGBEE informs the Returned Sol "a
- dlerS that he may be found Under 80
sssEeR = the ST. CH.fRLES HOTEL, ISL
SsaSksz8 Corner of GrGBi6r street, for the -l--A>
purpose Of Purchasing SOLDIERS DISCHARGES,
LAND>SCRfP &c, at the highest prices.
BUGBEE, being well known to the largest portion OF the
Army, atters himself that he needs references but
SELECTS their patronage.
BroBEE may be found under thest Charles Hotel corner
OF GravIer street Jel9 I'm
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VOL. NIU.-NO. 50.

half dozen of conflicting heads together
under II pump spout, and work away at the
handle til each acknowledged himself
wrong, the other right, and the country
safe. In religious foes there is vast deal
of venom and malignant spite. SO rancor-
Gus is their mutual hatred, that l verify be-
lieve if the one knew that the other had
got into heaven he would smell his coat
tail schorching with blue blazes a long
while ere he budged all inch towards the
whereabouts Of his contemplate predeces-
sor. To attempt reconcilemcnt Of thtm.
were just as futile as wUnld be the endea-
vor TO mix fire and water together, or make
a woman give in the first ten minutes of
domestic dispute. II is q reckless waste of
charity to 6eStow it in behalf of two oppos-
ing 6igots. They are both set as firmly as
an iron lamp-poSt, and you might as wei
preach TO the one as the other. Religious
fanatics are bound to have one eye shut.
and you couldn't pry it open with the crow
bar Of reason, even though you were TO
use the bible and a brickbat for a iucrun.
Nevertheless, brethren, we ought not 10
flag in our cxertion towards the reconcile
mcnt OF the whole human family. know
this is world of SelishneSs; and, there
fore there must be ieudS, striles. turmoi!'
and conflicts but believe that if we spent
less money than we do for charitable pur-
poses, and rcsorted to other means for the
amelioraton Of mankind in general, there
would not be quite so much Of pulling hair,
kicking of shinS, bleeding Of noses, and
black balling Of character, as at present
exists. l believe it, by Josh. So mote it
! be! Dow, Jr.
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From the Buffalo Express.
4 Country Lawyer.
"oN HAND roR MS cry FRIENDS"

Five and twenty years ago, when this
western region was scarcely Sct,lCd-whcn
the country bar.room was the place of com
mon resort, and before those old fashioned
bar-room stories and songs had yielded to
the gossip now generally heard in the drink.
ing saloons, there was a certain set OF good
humored, free and easy individuals whose
custom it was to "iorgathcr" at the Slim"
of old -, in Ellicottvillc. Cattaraugus
county. Conspicuous among this set was
Counsellor C., whose rough, yet ready
wit had spread his fame abroad throughout
all that region 'kcd'n,ry.' Another 'mcm.
Der whom Wen call y.
These, with others, whilcd away many a
winter evening telling stories, smoking the
pipe, aud quaning mugs OF hot ilip--a fluid
now almost forgotten.
But time separated this Jolly company, as
i. does others, and the SubScQucn, history of
the Counsellor and worthy Mr., \. was as
diverse as their fortunes. G. piodlcd upon
his 'capiases' and 'SaSher.rarc- crS' at Eli.
cottvilc. y. in due time became engaged
in responsible duties here.
Legal business, at distant intervals, call
oil the lawyer to Bailnlo, aud he was, Of
course glad 20 see his old friend but ",
cngroSScd in business, or FOR reasons, OF his
own, had not much time IL talk over 'old
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tines and without intending il probably.
gave him the cold shoulder. The man Of
law noticed his Indifference, and possess
Ing in wit what the other did in wealth. in
readiness what the other did in rhino-de-
termlned to ascertain whether Y. really
meant to 'cut him or not. Meeting him
next day in the street, he said:
X, my old friend, how d. do?'
well, very well how are youg'
Il say, ", Eve noticed several times
lately that you've rather avoided me than
otherwise. and amt going to stand any
such CANNON.
'Why, what
'We used to be mighty good friends upin
Ellicottvillc, and don't know why we should
not here
But, my dear sill
sUh, it's no use talking: Just go ia here
now, and treat as you used to.
why, I've just had my breakfast, ana
don't want anything; besides, In in a hur
ny TO get to my business, but ri treat lyon
want
We'll, let's go IL,
And they entered a small 'one horse gro
cery,' where the Cheap and nasty Was
dealt out by the small. X. gave a nod to
the tinker beneath the bar and said
'JuSt give my friend here some beer and
what crackers and cheese he wants, and
charge it 10 me- Turning to G. he rernar
kcd: You must excuse me now, Eve a
great many things TO attend to, and can't
stay any longer after which he left.
We'll, ifthatisn't COOL says c., 'then I'm
no judge.' Having dispasSionatcly imbi-
bed lis beer, he stopped a moment OF two to
81 say, barkeeper.'
yes, SIR
Have you got plenty Of crackers and
cheese! =
yes, sir
'How much will the cheese weighn
about sixty pounds apiece
Full sixty?
'Sixty and no mistalie.'
'Well, just send over to the Farmers llO-
| tel, where stop, four Of these cheese and
three barrels Of crackers and charge them
to Mr.. X. will you; You heard him say
was to have what crackers and cheese
wanted?
sNes SIR
'And send them down soon, because lex
pee, my team III be there in in little while
and shall want them all ready.
Certainly sir.'
The four chceSes and three barrels o
crackers were sent down, and III due courS'
of time Mr.. Y. was prerented bill for th'
same which he paid, contessinG at the TINT
that although rather expensive the joke wa
a good one. He never afterwards gave I'll,
cold shoulderto Counsellor C.
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Stone QUARRY.

F5NiiE Subscriber would IniuIm builders aud
utUCr- whom n may concern, that he Is
uow opening STONE QUARRY IS miles
south east Of Ottawa, where be- will hc ready al
all times TO supply all oldcrs he may receive
He is also prepared to execute masonry and
stone cutting in all Us branches, and will war.
rent his work, iur durability and finish, not ito
be surpassed by any one.
The subscriber returns his sincere thanks ior
past ipvots, aud would inform the public that he
has leased the quarry on the school section near
this place, icrrcly worked by Sangcrs, and
will hereafter be prepared to furnish all orders
from that quarter
n. y. lie will also furnish for buildings
Cups, Sls, PiR,rs, P,h>'srs, and COiiaHS, su.
pcror to any hoctoipIo used.
January -, lSiS, Is. tORRlGAN.