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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-09

~NASNNN VI
most six thousand years before tue principles of
human liberty, civil and ecclesiastical, were
clearly and fully set forth, even on paper This
was first done by Mr.. Jefferson in l776, in the
Declaration of American Independence and
everybody knows how intensely the same parti-
sans who are now summouing their forces against
the party of Freedom, hated hun for his glorious
efforts in favor of the freedom oil man; how
they pursued him with maledictlons to his grave,
and still break through the sanctity of the tomb
TO blacken his memory. Hear hear!l
The immortal principles OF the Doclartion of
Independence were partially embodied in the
Constitution of the United States But, as the
pre-ex'stng metaphysics and mythology OF the
heather nations mingled with the pure spirit of
Christianity, and corrupted it; so the pre- exist
ing laws, and usages of OPPRESSION deiormeI to
some extent the doctrines of the Declaration OF
Independence, and stamped some hdeous tea-
lures upon the otherwise fair face of the Federal
Constitution But such preponderance Of good
did that instrument contain, that il was adopted
by all the States. 1t was adopted however, with
the universal understanding, that the healing
influences of time would purge away the virus
OF the disease /; and with no apprehension OF the
now undeniable fact, that the disease would bo
allowed to spread like a gangrene, over the
healthy parts. Had our fathers foreseen that
the pro-slavery clauses in the Constitution would
prove a curse to whole classes and races OF men
entitled to protection under it, that they would
| be shame to its administrators, and an appro.
brium, throughout the civilized world, to the
name of Repubhc-t would be impious towards
their memories to say they would ever have rati-
fed it. But, instead of the sounder parts diffu-
sing heahhful influences, aud gradually eradica-
ting the disease, the dlsased parts have shot their
infection through all the veins and organs of the
body polite, until, from the heart to the exlremi-
[ bes there is not to be found an unoontamnated
spot
Or to leave metaphor for literal speech: The
Constitution Of the United States gave the most
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Chr freeman

IS PUBLISHED avery THURSDAY MORNING,
In WainUrights Building, Second FioOr-FfOni
sTgaN-st 50 in advances sl,75 after three months or
v 90 after six months. Sc5- Village subscribers, $aUO
JOHN ALoNZo CHANDLER, PRINTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-09
VOLUME VIII. NO. Al.
Speech of Hon. Horace Mann,
AT WORCESTER, SEPT, 10, 1851.
On taking the Chair, as President Of The Free
Soil Slate Convention.

ION mounting the platform, the Hon. Gentle
man was received with nine hearty cheers.
Gentlemen Of The COnvention:
Accept my thanks 1t would be an honor at
my time to stand in this position before body
of men, so large in their number, and so indu-
ential by their respectabity. But, gentlemen,
at this hour Of trial. at this time of peril to great
principles. when the lights upon earth seem to
be going out around US, and we must look for
guidance e The lights aaAEVe.-at this hour, l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-09
Poetry.
Gem.

Some feelings move my heaving breast,
Which well may bid tear;
Some thoughts Of those now laid at rest,
Beyond my greeting here.
OF them, some thoughts OF stir my mind,
may not, cannot tell
Their forms, their looks, theirffiendshipA Ainds -.
| slill remember well.
~ The paaE how faE q IN
Qffadod hopes me ARy
swset taksAs za
Which cling around its hour.
Perhaps some hearts who met me
Are angel spirits now,
And with their plnions stir the air
To fan my fevered brow.
Awake or sleep, they seem to be
As vigils round me set,
Commencing with my spirit free,
Attending every step.
If ever thoughts of holy kind,
Bestr my latent pow'r,
These vigs prompt my tagging mind,
And cheer me in that hour.
WALTER WILDWOOD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-09


were disappointed; for presently some of them
began to attack the sick and wounded, when
such as were not able to crawl into the ranks,
notwithstanding they endeavored to avert the
fury of their enemy by their shrieks and groans,
were soon dispatched.
Here we were fully In expectation that the
disturbance would have concluded and our lit
tie army began to move but in a short time we
saw the front division driven back, and discov-
cred that we were entirely encircled by savages.
We expected every moment that the guard,
which the French by the articles of capitulaton
had agreed to allow us, would have arrived, and
put an end to our apprehenslons but none ap.
peared. The Indians now began to strip every
one without exception of their arms and clothes,
and those who made the least resistance felt the
weight of their tomahawks.
happened to be in the rear division, but it
was not long before shared the fate of my CON-
panons. Three or four savages laid hold of
me, and whilst some held their weapons over my
head, the others dsrobed me Of my coat, waist
coat hat, and buckles, emitting not to take from
me what money had in my pocket AS this
was transacted close by the passage that led
from the lines on to the plain, near which q
French centinel was posted, ran to him and
claimed his protection but he only called me al
English dog, and thrust me with violence back
again into the midst Of the Indians.
now endeavored to join body of our troops
that were crowded together at some distance
but inpumerabe were the blows that we're made
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-10-09
MltsteIIaueous.
The Massacre at Fort william
Henry.

I'VE copy from that rare but interesting book,
CGrvsr's Travels, copy of which we happen to
posse the following graphic account of the
dian massacre that ever occurred
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
10 y. \ a y Haven lO- $50 POrisms .l - Dk.
SECOND B0ARD
WEDNESDAY,, Aug 27-p II

At the First Board this morning there
Was somewhat uno Apectcd advance IN mos, Of 'he
ancy stocks. Large purchases were made ioT cash
by two rilTce parties, OF Harlem Ere and Reading
tue L =. improved Harlem, Reading , Nor
wIch Worcester Portsmouth Dry Dock Ere
Convertible Bonds and Enc & cents OF 1860
fiom sales a few days since. Farmers Trust declined
Morn, Canal NeW-lOrk and New Haven .
Madison Indianapolis and Hudson River Bonds,
Il mortgage, L. At Tie Second Boaid there was
fractional decline from the toprstes Of the morning
The market clos ns lansuidly.
The amount OF Coin shipped to-day by
the Africa-$s3 ,s33-oxceods the estimate made
early in the week. The steamer on Saturday next
Will II is SAID, take a considerable amoun, Of Com
and the Ciy OF Manchester steamer from Phila1el-
pha tomorrow VII D, said. take nearly 10000.
II : supposed hat some Of The leading Foreign EI-
change houses have been, and are still. buying al
comparatively low rates considerable amounts OF
bills drawn AGAINST produce shipments for which
hey g.ye their time paper This forms portion OF
the hest class OF notes. which are discounted out Of
toors Al 10 = cent. The same Houses sell their Ex
change en- London q, the fll rates now current and
AGAINST ihese export Com, that forthe momentthe
experts Of proouce does hot operate to check the
At-h 'e.'> ioi ttAtloist ioi we ENTl OF Srfflc
The Money market to-day was scarcely
a> rec Yesterday. Some loan, were called n aud
paper ci1 10; 90 of a; quite as easy rates We how
ever quote h5s,-clsss paper 10 = cent. other de-
scr giious 1910 IS Demand loans on besi stocks T.
cent
Tie exports of Bread-stufi. continue to
be large. very much advance OF the corresponding
peuoG II last wear. his i good feature and
rroes are low, and tie crops everywhere a5untaE;
j. probable that the shipments VII be large fog The
Tex, * months
For the week the exports are L. J6ls Flour
ard 5l,si9 bush. Wheat.
The market for Foreign Exchange IS
hIm ard without chanse n rates.
large Tobacco house. Messrs Fisen-
ven Son stopped payment to-day. Taelr habil-
ut> are saia to reach nearly half a miho,
The Transactions at the Sub-Treasar. -
tay have been as follows Received. sla-ler p.
SCI .se Halarre. $50 go g.
lboE@s 2. Ac.y. Esg- h-s been appointed
C-sheTo Tie Lea;aer Manufacturers BaaA, n place
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28

The Bulletin says IN its money article tbs ater-
noon. "Railroad shares are / - cent. mp to-day
There IS much spirit IN the marke.. and qui'e
movement IL the leaoIng Fancy For some days
past The best brokers the street have been PAYING
large differences time contracts. thus eFlden my
their confidence IN free rise. State and henIo4u
Is easier come AZ on paoer but outside lenders gene
rally look FOR a continuance Of high rates lor sonS
months and 90 not abate n their terms. go
SAB. cF STOCKS F~sf B77rd 5 GO Y I'd ns ~
%: $50 state r. so:: 81 900 Teuns7e g. So -
sh Int a Penra r. AL ar "a n,o ~ ii.
D. 3 III. n DO 251 20 DO. 70. 400 a. - ~ 20
u lCe lo s. u ~ Do 25s u % do % - 90 =
C do II s0Jo q z7l IC0 10 "a 20 do. ~ 81 DO
e. - do H. ~. l1o o., - ~ l9' c5 ~, - ~ co.
e = +: lc0 Do s5 y . ~,
Sl~trJ Po-S SO eco Perna. - 55 100. = Pella Bs
~ Mech Pk .l. 80 p. Penra. llfi. g flr NfF s.
',g Int On i5 5o Mech Bk.. 20 s. 20 Phla. ss 5
4 VI 8 if2t. 30 Long fsiarc X r s3.1 l' R-iins,
n !. ~ Ek Penna no. 100 keadng o. -. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
" haIprs.

Ar a. yIatspos ztA. bar. Lasrange, FAnders Al
i1aiac Oce4 ~ltn 5.J tDs ~, j. Io btcs hsh oil Jn
tCaIcssnt hone 49, % tfe agr sQ9<e J1ge y no
lat &c bar.s Dautafou. DsV-- New Bedford 10 -
Jus 4 K l. B4rs-1w, Tai-f. HaitaDo .su clean 3it,
sct Hsrr1s, N.a!. BT.A, PTyinceoNn, 80 -, Aug l..
bus Neucc. Whe-s, v es- PIT, 20 ~, sea C4inus
soier II Prov lcet7gn, = sams daF, barA Sea F0r,
S.aCacr Wss.pet ~ sy Tie Sea FyG reported July b..
.ir Two B-0her Nccis. Nes Bsdf rc izJs4. board
lstE tarss Cofneia DeF0. scw BecfJTt. 10 So 1J.A
DY FraEsIn Clnsrd, estYcr clean.
Bar Non,ezLua a. New bedlO g. reDorts a AtltOa-
FEB l0 PrasIn Dtfk bevs sreL, New Bedford l25 90
s.lne date laf : : ) Hector Cole Warren. 10
- Al bsie March 3 HOPE isnb5ns New bedfJfd. 70 sp
ou toaId 'ssnf hume ~ spl March H. lat u ~ Oa
81 ., = Lesrdss. tarhsyen. 3,e sg, 30 n Nay b.
j. S, lQH v Lsaller, hyst.c, 10 -. so Nh
bak Gov Carser. Hy.IDsr a. v ssfpon 2ltn has 5o0
Dds - a.!ret1rnet consequence u scxness euanx
ne Spoke Juls 2. AT . a y lon - 81 v BARK
samuel I1c1as, LtItsrt N-ita 9oseft iC0 ~ lay ..
~ = a. i0a. % lf tige Soll s-lh NesfDrr ~ So
osic, oound hers i,h. H. - 90 IN - 90 3en sn.a
FranAAn Brown, of ksfeglf 20 sp.-sapDed her Yth =
lost car aDc DfngslqLs day say asselger. A.
tIur New Be- ford - scb flerander io1Hg, Prly-
hcetD~n tsn I3, ai Is 3 lr 3 -, barx S,atJfi.
FffHce NeE- Bedford. clean Z. lat =. lon. % D..
passsd Ma * bar. rs',i1s Sc ,th rassed - I-
lre tTig sttsrng 2'.- Box Island y = - MES,
sa'p J.. ef'6. iran s-k HaEbof for Y Pacrnc Ocean
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
Arrived.

plckrt>hlp Jose nh ''aer Hove. LVerpool, iut l'.
H. &c. and ,i paSs g. Samuel Thompson NJ la-s. lAe
" h.> el9eueuctd heavy western gales ou ,H passage
AL. has Dad al oa NUl t4lys ouc chld born 11 $40
u.saEf ich Nls ely casig igGeu in,spA V A. ser
ship " I'D Pigeon. ,clnpr.l Bpg knghr % boi rs ~
Portsmouth. y a. "a ballast 3. ELEPHANT Soa. l1e W
y sh cf o' tans. and INTENDED tof ihe ANA
SIN Fufcrs tos phdadr pha Harris, 81 js tn LIVER
p.,f irdsr aud na,s tn " NA.llc,. Aug 3, l-. . l..
on 90 l1 spoke sp .l the Irttc n hert1r' '9 n
bound b. supposed hera RHsfon ana Liverpool packet -
aug 'af a. ~ In 1f eNrfnscf ~Icn's with SNn or
bars showing white und Hlun nori"r vth r't confer
Aug IS ai a - ua i1 DARK irtop. ir'm fr'fi-
dercc fur pc,ou 1niy 10. af n S. JON I'D TO- passed o
IuUmTh. iBr % fLmeucNl Jul 3D. Ia - 20. Zen ll ."
SIP gi.e. . ane Havre. Jar 10, m1.e and pass TO
~ FfrihHt c..
f.rE George ,.l rlrm'sor1 ta,rs 20 Is m B'ndeaHR.
h-.Ud.s.. &c O. John ~ rand
eIr F,wier. tBr ~ Glars - ds I'm Card0 wa'es rails
of ron % WadsWorfh Is Slt'do Alg D. on fA' htnN,
sg,k. isbfngscnr Nav. o.. p rmcufn-al we'll
>chr lsaoela. A'or.m. ds from Boston. meSe :"
Schr Fashion Loure Dds iu Boston. ndse fn mlscr.
Schr Boston KELLEY. 3 is im Boston, mtsc 90 master
S,oe Report Wells. lm. Pn, dence.
SAILED. 2sth-Sioancrs Wnied Scott Couli'arl. Y.
Ainca. Hyre, Liverpool, snip :. ~. FeS Ans"o'in'
iayrc
BEL OW-Shp Mara Morton
WIND-At sunrise. " and Agai a. M'''.'n do
do. ai Sunsss, \
- The steamer Nufs,n. plying between 'h. r'i[ lnd
Csta age q, hove fgr head oi the r'f Bank
yesterday. she will ro oh tfe rse Of enc udf trf
rs.sene,rs we're taken oi by the steamer Sain'on.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
Moyements i'm the Loco-Foco Camp.

CHARLESTON, :. {, wednesday, august q.
Hon &. h. Donaldson, member of The Democratic
National COMMITTEE, from Texas, proceeds 10 New
YORK tomorrow to issue the call for the meeting Of
the Committee, which IS TO take place on the iT,l
Monday IN June, 1882. TINS step Mr.. ID. takes IN
CONSEQUENCE OF The recent publication IN TIE Ae~-
York Horaid OF certain conhdontlal eofresp0naence
between members OF tie tonml,tee-thc copy ol
which was furnished 10 that per by member OF
the Tamnany Genera Committee without the know l.
edge of Mr. Greer or himself The Committee y.
now oompiete Lewis Joselyn mas been appointed
10 take the place m Massachusetts oi benjamin t.
Halleu, who, tis alleged, has turned Wing. francs
ilsm, Jr, takes the place IN Missom. OF Samuel
rcat, tSeccsslOnistj removed
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
PHILADELPHIA.
Ccot W eather-Fire aud Narrow Escape-Ex-
Governor Jenes or Tenn Money Market
stocks. &C.
VIM tFl(t
PHiLApgLrEIA, "Wednesday Aug =.

tNifttf ohN ctSt OF i"c iN""hf
PHlLApgLrEIA, Wednesday Aug =.
We have delightfully."- cool weather to-
day, and this morning at market found cloS( bat
t0ntd-up cat far from Unc comfortable.
Late last night a TIE oocuTTec N ,ac oakc-aou>c
OF George fnek, on IAOmpSOn->t., Se.weea SoAIyl
klll, Sixth and SGycnth-sts. destroying lhs bake
house, dwelling, grocery store. staole, &c MI
tricA and his vile were both badly buried IN tacig
snons TO save themselves and children. Loss
Si,'V' NO insurance. Lawrence SpecA owned tao
houses "hsoh MeEe damaged IA tue amount ol sSo0
-ioiN insured. MessIs. Webster and ASpsll each
had stable consumed valued al $lSG-noi insured
SIX hne horses and about $500 worth OF furniture
were rescued ifom The flames by The eNerons OF the
pohce ard nremen, Who were promptly on the
ground.
Ex-Goy Jones OF Tennessee. is IA ourcl;y. II, Is
full OF enthusiasm for the WI. cause as ever ,d
pledges The electoral vote Of hiS stale 10 any c0sd
Mhg who may be taken up by ne panv Ue ,,,p,-
nlainS that many merchants 'c't ter home 10 ,f
~ their eastern business before tie Gle ton instead
a. rSmalalng 10 cOHts,i lie enemy. .TGst there re
NJ; MANY of that Sol .cI a. sal-aI., Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
Di,astey~. &c.

Tn b. BRIO MAEY. Ooala irala iiaifir to ras.les
i.li Il with fh stfcs fA~ coast NJ bfll-
does tH he ngt of me ith llf 4n suns tlos ls' mt
y Inc Clptan sn1 o lf fe ere - lDt taAaf tAe dan
rer ID ru.stt slut ElA t-e Fss-tI and were se.s
I..~ The 0a arce q ttf cfw rllbsrlE souls. fuIk
rho boat when the vessel fs srr1rk 0uf hay ~ i,
80 AL -te fe.cr Il fhe ssnd. efvrs Vl 1ut fsw
biscuits Du ht seventh da Two died ~ BRAIN ever, anI
tr. .urving one 81 some " F@srs. fer lra-g ~ ID
ff- ,.usl and fa-, caf pm ne Island
ID FafaIr on. 0i re Dlfcl 4n1s m tle tarrlsIg
Ils 4tharlfs.s .sDt Al.I % fhs United at~s
5-f.sIxG VII Sfhr Htryesf Home. SeawaTd stled
frm tsr auu. i9h saY'e Hdnt. ora sa cruise
afe - ch .he hd. aO te@n heard iron 10 supposed
,tst he tas M a. tle itl NJ istA II the rl1l
Bars Gov Caryer. o. Westyou. ffCm Alaac Ocean,
-ofts to~ C. a. - : lOn 81 y .sll ia "a bng En-
len 0fHalfa1 ~ anGlnet ald wl'cn1gTei TOOK IRON
her : re g1ars aaG stalt.l z Tggnz
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
Rumorcd Suicide OF Hon. Luke Woodbury.
Illness OF Judge " oodbury-Ihe Late Fire

CONCORD, \. IT, "Wednesday, Aus. =, leJl
There lS report current here, brought 10y gen
teman nom llilSboIo, ana doubtless reliable. That
tlon Luke Woodbury., the Democratic nominee fol
Governor, committed suicide by hanging al his resi-
tcnce N Anium TINS morning. tie ha1 been an ill-
sion of spirits.
Arrangements have already been commenced for
rebuilding the site o, the late me IN substantial
manner Several persons have been arrested en-
susplclon of beng mcendaltS. The safe of the
MoLtrcal Railroad Co was taken from the runs
tliS forenoon. contents an safe. Tie safe O, IN,
Mechanics : bank has not yet been recOyerc5-5st
was less expo sd 20 Leaf t0an the OsaoT
Judge Lew Woodbury. l. quite ill 10 ms Homestead
IN Pom SmOnih.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
nv Teierraph,

UANN Frs. t1r Arr s1r Cape Col NeN-f"Hs
1.ti. sftr Gsl Taylor. O.
PROV iUGNtk. tr r-trr rar SILVA. Rn Dee,
ph.Iaoc .l.a ..n.- ~r % st-t- Nes-l .r.. Sd. brig
DID,. NufI. flla
EOSI ON. kur --t~ .-r .t~-s Nlrr. Pert
ar. Prince. -fa ..sr san r.r f.tf Ven Atkins. puE
pefInafs PhuadelHrs
sd Richmond Nts-Or alft .ess .e1, " H.iie
ho. fhilaIeph'a hfIf blr s.Hrs. 4e. srHr. fnuy
4brdef. FIle.uf .-iaf4 Farc.. baIic. Lntcfl lfisr,
Aa., Alsf 4Aa " i..m t.f,etf, fliaDtin nAa, Nt"-
AurA al1 ioalttr. ftr-N.Ik
PROV IDENCf.. AIr Z7-Arr fchr Queen. Bt'flmN.f
SO sclr Telegraph. Rafm one soop oregon. y fuf,,
The ach.1ucr Hard Times, tl.m WON Tor Bus'ul
yuf into 81 u.lg+on t.e 10Th. 10 isfees. . .'s '
10Th cables ald anchor, 100 c helVf blow yss;e-da mor1'
lse wliie q anchor on lti Light
The schooner Eva fl.. ashore of B1r' Adams Has
rrt oil % egeufus 1fI anchored fhe ll.r ntlnl e..
Nfwrnrf anspr.utiv without nucn dtrtre
FALL biFIk AZ. T-Au ule El1cH Fflf. bal
tu.0Te
NORFOLK Anr. 2f-trr steamers Freeman. A.ff.
gl1us '0I Ne~- Iefa, Fran,l iAi.l hl -.i !. -
.fD'fhI4. srhrt kei.ou fH Fr.fail .stIrr tt
Hamilton. Gepreffoss. iHr tea ) 'fs-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-28
Maskcts..-c c,auullr nkfosrrp ror ras rninvsa

ASHES rtc r.. % b. steady w,tn i- ,s.agd sai.s
90 O.. tf.. - ID ret ia Hf f.is 'td - .VInl ftt
COTTON ae nafaft I' again more te.lte '." n'+f'
h.tt .,e. so. I.I.g 90 inss 'Da p"f-5 'f ''p'n '
or f...,t t.r s.ac ll1r and prr Shade 1et.sI
o,,r- in PIE neh' irr lt Tho de.l1d ls .l i3. i4s
fe-f 900 bone raut. lad uoifrl'ct'r cN''f Nlnii
iscl.t tar ah is ln e'.f i' Ai, t.s 't'' ''a
b.. a. .f.r Ao l4 - So .sj ~ f7r a'Hf ..r sa.
,,J Indiana 81 Gtr.i ff DhY 50 g s.l 3ifl. state,
aud SO Oh q o. tOr pure Nrn'f-e >-lihr.h s tt.
>,t ~ 'ai.. ..ie. ,. al 81. at si.i o.. i1rod
odira.r lad rn.a E.. .u.- aad 80 81. 90 b .' '~"
ri 81 t..a ue.. .. reii with 3 .Ir demand, ss.
,l i.U..'. icr,r l.t 90 fi a1i Brandy ffne -i
tice esaf tlo hI-' hl DnD oa nrslir terms anl 90
,, ... .,-. now. ..r.ag 81. .ss ~ o.f.O bush uev
srt sd atnc Oas ar. steady vih .e fame o-.s-ar .t
st fc .r satc tnH lia Ye iur Nc-e ern ''rn is nstrf
ue sH.It aI..i .l .c iii more p o'n- ii'h s.''
t.e atuald .ts .o. the .t.- trl ,.s D. '1.e ' t
0I f.. 90 tsa5Jc fr .i..Hund anu J,I~ nc ~ --
tsn h1si gosf 10 .n' lit.,f pfc in s-'ir t' '' ''
pr',dn re I'D DraIre j. bsla a, 23lc
FRON I-lONs- Our market i'r porA opened dnll .
uureffct. With ecue rfnai a.'a it-'" 'f ~ ."ti'I'
change % ere WIS better feeling li noe a1yiff ara
$40. " lrtis - sj 81 - IS ftl i1f Me- lni b''
nominal a. s3 Beef p ve-' an.lssm - r' ~ y" ~ =, a lt
demand end saIesn I1o DHH ~ - IJtsi t1f he'' iA
: S6frpn.e Hrtf Ham, rfe . 'ellall - sli Lil
IS very hrm aid n steady request WIN ssle oi ~ p..
8.as.c Buer sud Ceese are hIl WITH good 'e'1y h-
4ulN -.. art.
p.u. b Tur enflle sold 20 s7f and 1890 nos in i,, ~
Srrlfs AZ 3 33.. cash COO bbls Wilmington krsa COM
mon sold at ) ~ from vessel ~
RICE c0naalc- Fers dull, Ne notice os sale = iN
tltrces ~ s. "a 81 O..
HF ZIP The market s frrn 10; .leti.o bales S.il
sold - ieI md - bales Dressed Aefcan a. s'l0b no.
The test descriptions = re" crop De"-fotf1 frd4Aa-
Sl3O-airs inierior a. SIR lgcslH
IRON - more aftfe-t0 tgls Scotch = sJ1 ~ s3 D.
time and l,o tuus En.lis. Bar s3s ~
sALT-TLe market raihsr heavy sales %. igD ~ ~.
81 Martin. zzic aEd ctro Il IlfAs lslaid ~ IA7
same pncs
saes ~ 1900 os. Prime ~ 7c, cash
-OfI. CAkT-1Lrfs y more in4llr- is ihcs 40 9-his
VIII salss q ie8 a; szl ~ cash Tina held hfH
c.1
OII-Lnseed steady, sales ot 1900 gallons ioi' I'D
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DIED.

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d. WITT SMITH nfsnt child Of DR. Alo.rI an r -
10Th De " no Srlh aged m0nths and u DAY
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h.
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invited o. aiend funsra t ne 'es--eacs = rs son
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Interesting from santa Fc.

LOUISVILLE, "Wednesday, Aug y, 1881.
Intelligence from Independence 10 the 23d INST.
slales that the Santa re mail had arrived, ana ac-
conn anying II were Mossrs. SANFORD, Cranstoh,
Dunn and Stewart Of the Boundary Commission,
The RAINY season had commenced IN New Mexico,
and the roads were very bad 10 Moro. Col Sumner
TAD reached Santa fo, and had made many changes.
Head quarters were removed 10 Moro Posts we're
established on RIO 81 Juan ahd Nalverd bottoms,
and Ccbollotti, Albuquerque, Donna Anna, Socc0fc,
and Les BeIos were broken up Troops of the last
,ra.us were forwarded 10 Moro. col. sumner was
toung Up a Navajo cxlc lui1n. Mr. Ncghtman
hadiecn appointed Delegate to Congress Business
prospects were dult.
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The Southern Maii-ExpuIsion OF Mission
aries in virginia, sc.
BALrlNoRE, Wedne Say, Aug. p, l65l

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Aug. p, 1871.
We have no Inaii south of Richmond again to-
night. .
Alfred Bartlett, Of Grayson County, Va, having
lately been murdered By negroes. and Jno. Clements
dangerously wounded, the citzons OF Wythe county
held a meeting, and resolved tC oxpe from south
western Virginia all pretended MISSIONARIES haiing
from Free States who have preached Abolition doc
Uin6s.
The Baltimore Wing Convention tonight NOM
mated John II. i. LatODc for Commissioner OF PUB
he Works IN this District.