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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-05
cIRCu LATINO LIBRARY.

THE undersigned will continue
M4SS tie CIRcULAIISG LIBRARY esta0-
E4S llbhsd by Bebb s. Smith. They
will from tiIhe TO tune make sUeh addItons
of valuable wpIxs as cannot fall TO make i
worthy the slIenion aed patronage oil thF
READING COMMUNITY; and TO suE b
persons as are not Ia situation OF haFf
not Tie lbcIhal:en 10 buf Books. they would
saw take a Ticket In the LIBRARY, and
Won viii thus have an opportunity o. reading
IN limos, o,l /. s,ibiret uou couid icish, WITH
60 iraE- tXPLNsEs OF BUYING THE
pOoxS SOME who have taken the Tickets
nave ,r;thin the space Of one term, read a.
h,oL 20 sllrY FIVE DOLLARS WORTH or
p,l.G w mention this 10 show what Ia
c;I,,,ls a perion will have by becoming Sub.
sr,,b4r. Tbkre are very few persons 10 the
community WHO are wiling TO buy what
Books they would IKE 10 read, as u Is qu!e
srre.siye. This difficulty IS entirely obris-
he'd BIZ he Library. We have placed ibs
nr,c-Tot the Tickets 80 low as 10 be rithin
he reach al ALONE DOLLAR AND
Fifty CEN EACH PER TERM OF
SIX MONTHS. 10 view Of these fac,lnIss.
we earnestly invite persons ftom The country
10 Subscribe. The EFbrat, c, insists OF aluioII
erery breneii Of Seifaes. H,s1ofissi. Buck ?
Of Wy ages aud Trayels. S-iigious, POeucal.
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DlEAsER s HAMPTON.
ApEii 20. 1851
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The Mai keis----L Latest Dates.
FAYErrE1rLLE OBSERVER OFFICE, !
s,,r,,s, < 1871

August 5, 1851.
NASHVILLE. ITgNN.-The weather for the
past week has been very warm and dry
Rain is much needed.
Cumberland river is very low-l4 inches
scant on The shoals. and navigation limited
10 three or four small boats.
Commercial items are very scarce In
Cotton there has been nothing done since
our las,. Il
In the articles OF whskey and Bacon
there has been an advance, and OF the latter
the stock is limited.
Groceries. We quote Sugar at % 4 &c.
Coffee lOa1lc! Mblasses--Pan,alion 80;
Reboiled 4oc. Floqr--Ohio and Missouri,
81 so a s 90: ST.. Louis Sc g. Salt
Dbl. 5bc; Coarse Sail. 81 80, Fine 81 IS.
Candles-TaIlbw. lOaI2Sc, elat 29a23c.
Sperm 45c. SVhiskey, 25c for common
reci6ed.
Bacon. T!le stock is limited. Hams
find ready salA a, l0sc; clear sides 10Sc;
ribbed Sc; Shodidsr &c. :.
Lard. 10 g pod shipping order iial25c
and in demand.
Corn Meal. toc per bush Ell.
New ORLEANS. La. ICoI ton. There was
fair demand to-day and the sales amount
10 $500 bales.
Corn. To days receipts were only part
" landed, and The sales are confined to
1900 sacks infdr at SEC, white at Sc and
800 yellow al So.
Bacon. so casks shoulder sold al I; 20
tierces canvassed Hams at %; l6 do sugar
cured on priva.e terms; 20 at lie and 10
plain do al J.
Whiskcy 100 bbls sod at l9ac and
$50 in TWO lois at 90.
SAVANNAH, Q.A.-Coton. In the absence
of operations, our quotations are OF course
almost nominal bur We give them. as the
best indication we can present Of the pres
Ell state of the market. We quote:
Ordinary TO Good Ordinary. !. nominal.
Midding to Gbod Midding .7 lO7
SIidding Fair -. =. ~ 1903
Fair. J.. i. - ....... 84O8&
The receipts in the United States Up 10
ibis Time. as conPafed with last year, give
the following rdsdli:.
Increase nj N. 10. 1852
g Mobile $500 98.965
TEXAS. ..... 1868
Charleston. 22. 227
e." Virginia IN. C12,41 1-3o3.34o
Decrease at Saw annah. -. 18,494
Florida. -. 658-l9,I52
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aEf0gbER.

TElHIS is to notify the pubic generally thai
4 W. H. MOORES Is legally author
wed agent tor the Marble Yard al Nashville
and All contracts will be flied in tie Beaiesi
manner and shortest notice possible All
work viii be delivered at Fayetteville. or the
places nosisurtable. All sinds Ct Furniture
Monuments, Siabs, Head and Foot Stones,
either Of Marble Or Lime Rock. Call and
see specimens Of Italian and American Marbte
RULE, STONE & CO.
April %. 1851 BY w. H. MooREs
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TurnDike Notice.

- orIr,Td tba, per cent on each share OF
VI stock subscribed IN money 10 me I a !,
vile, Malhe rry * i.l nchoufg u.np'"e 'so"u'
is required q be paiaao James DI'es, 10 =,
e., nexi. By order Of the Board.
or PAUL INGLE, Sec'y
lilly &. 1876.
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&C. capt. fFco. Z: Habb, is no
lolaer a candidate. for FIoater lie
announced his Withdrawal at the
courthouse in this place, on last
Monday
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-05

CrATE OF|'rENNESSEE-Dsuici Conn
- oil Chancerv at Winchesier-Cierk's Oi
fee, Jnly 2ist. 1851. William targ's and
q lie Susan rs Francis MEDINA and others.
On motion Of compiainanis, and II appear
isg 10 lie satisfaction OF the Clerk aud Master
thar Francis Medina. Juhn Haldea and w''e
Nancy. Daniel Locker and vile MarIah.
James Hill. Francls Hill and the Children OF
Thomas Modi IA. deceased, are non residents
Of the State of Tennessee. so that the ordina
ry process of The law cannot De served upon
them; ii is, therefore. ord cred that puhHcaiioh
be MADE N the Fayetteville Observer, news
paper published in The IOWA OF Fayetteville,
for three successive weeks, reqnrine sand
non resident Defendants To make Their per
sonaf appearance herein on or before Wed
EnesLay alter The third. Monday in August
next, and plead, answer or tie'n4r TO con
nlainants Bill. or the sa me will be taken for
confessed, and Sc, Tor hearing er p9rie as TO
them. IlU FRANCIS, L. & NJ.
By H. T.EsliI!, d. c.
July 20, 1851.
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VIM Grove academy.

JEyFiE nissteentt session Ct this Institution
4 will open on MONDAY, THE FIRST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. under the direction ADD con
lrol of Rer Henry B'yson. Terms-ihe
same as heretofore.
july %, fS5l-4t.
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TRI-sVEEsALY LIRE OF FOUR
HORSE COACHES,

From NasIlViiEe 10 fIVnisViIIe, Ala
Leaves NASHVILLE. Tuesdays. 1hmsday
and Sundays, al s p ~ :.
Leaves HUN fSNILLE, Tuesdays, Thurs
dags and Su,ldh, S, at 4. VI. ThraugL
in ~ hours. Fare. 81.
r>rsn TnE Proprietor can say thai
&c. this Line IS well stocked with
coaches and Horses, COOP. CAREFUL,
SOBER Drivers; and m gu days the RAJ
Road being comp Ieied to Maflrees0oro' vii
connect the Stage reducing the Stage traye
10 s. mIles-wll make this Line more de
sirahle than any other. Thankful TO the
pubic for their generous support heretofore
nope 10 meet dontnuanee OF the same
JOHN HEREFORD.
Nav Is, 1851.
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Total increase i. -. :. q84,18

CuA7rAvpoGA, TExH.-We have. hat
several refreshing showers during The pas
few DAYS, but sill the oafched earth i;
yearning for more. The River is very
low, We, there have been several Sieamboa
arrivals during the week
We have no changes TO note in the Gro
Gerry Market. -
There is a decided advance IN Corn ant
Meal. The latter was selling Yesterday
from wagons, a, 85 cents cash, per bushei
There is bu, LILLE Corn in Market. Limi,et
supplies are expected d'wn The RIVER,
will command \ price ranging from 80 cent
10 dollar.
Bacon is unchan2ed--Saies moderate
Al ceriiser
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-05

CT Advertisements iind C'inDulIlcoliohs
nns II, handed in,b III Office by Saturday
nh ing, u ensure an appearance in The
ndxs weeks Paper.
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e The Corn III this region i
s,i(f.riins b ably from lack Of RAIN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-05

Some Of the Virginia papers re-
port that the tobacco dr0p o. una.
State " i'll be very short In many
places there has been en-. no faln s aneo
the ist of May. Inc germ eao I
lis said to look badly IN corseq'enoe
Of the continued drought
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LADIES.

| HAVE arety OF Dress
| Goods, B9Inels. Ribbons, -
a Flowers, Parasols, fine kId Shoes. &c.
thai would like 10 show YOU. Give nue. call
April 22. B. SHAPARD.
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! Neaiiy Printed Blanks.

Cocsnole, Aud JustideFs blanks jus, print
ed. and for 5. eat oar desk-chfap
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~ ADVERTISEMENTS IRE inserted in The
Older in which rhey are banded M
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Movements. are Oh foot for the
es,abIish Of railroad to con-
meet Louisiana with Texas.
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FAxETrEv1L1E Eoox sroRu

.-SEtIEsy THE undersigned keep large
& LsEss%E5 ctock OF BOOKS bsd PAPER.
ssEazAa@ sbnsIsliag 81 Medic sl. HisIoTIrai
Pcegltsl, MisfsilaBeoUs'srd s>ci,nol Books o.
all sofls and sizes; PAPER. posi-. cap. pusIr,
note, drawing aud perforated. tne aSsori-
aeni; letter aad n"Ie ENvEtOPEs; plaIa and
fancy or fguked YisITIsG CARD; Moiioss;
Waters; Sealing Wa; Waller stamps; SauI
aud Sand Bok e-; Goid and Si,ei Pen (; Pen
Holders; Oh gluiiis; iNS, olacs.I 5ius. red and
indellb.e, oi the finest quai.ils Ink Siands,
States and Ssale PsncIls; SILVER. eedar AMI
lead PENCILss Pencil Points. sc. SC.
AtlpersoH4 wishing TO purchase any OF the
above apfIcle$. are earnestly solicited 10 cali,
and they sHA LII BE SUITED both in price and
quality. -
April 20, ! E5l
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List OF Estrays taken UP.

Isl, Kind Of aninlalis giver. I'd, coiort 81
description. Alb, age. 5ih, poster Is anne
Gin. place and time Of arrest.
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.ng- Our Fayetteville merchants

are inst now lea wing for the East, to
1.v n Goods for the Fall and Winter
,ra1e. sometfi ling .'rich, rare, and
racy, may be e Spo0tqd on |, tAelr re,
turn, in the v ay Iof Well-sele c.eO
stocks. OF the r arrival DUE notice
will be given thrP hugh the o'serpff'
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PURa ESSENTIAL Oils

@ SSs rs Na @s.s: r si: r 51.sa %
q Peppermint, AnIse. Back Pepper, ~
Hemloek, Organum. Absy Lanum CIo,up.
Almond, Amber. Cassia. Cl Pves, Copaibs.
Fennel. Juniper. Lavender. ~ uslasd. Penn
royal. Rosemary. SssSafras. Nsfoll. W orIh-
seed, Musk. Violet. MeIIse. B9Im, Cedfst. Sc
DlEMER < HA NIPPON.
April 90. 1851.
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sCp JVat.oa and ueDnia are
Tho Democratic candidates for Float
er. Jaekso'f Is the wing 1an'' 0aaoo
Be careful, Democrats ana hOl Pi'''
tbo wrong name on your ticket
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setting I'D housekeeping!

Setting Up Housekeeping!
noTs Ovens. Skillets. Chairs. Pals. Pig
a,ns Tnbs. Chnras. SC. Sc; all the ar
a.sslarv Come all YOU young mar
red people give US a cali. al
B. SHAPARD.
Jan a. 1851.
SOAPS
TENNYLlND, Rose. Military and Rosln
- Nay6 y. b. Mc n'NAiL'
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DEALERS ~
Medicines, PaiSltS, Dye-Ssufasr
Glass. Perfumery, Brushes,
Oils, Varnishes. 81 argicai
Instruments, II ncy
Articles, &c. &c.
FRESH CHEMICALS, &c.

Pure ChIorOform. BenzOic Acid, Quioif..
Hyd Pnta<sa. fodide Fern, M Argent. Lag
tate Ferrl. PrussIc Acid. SuiPh and Accepts
Morphis, Iodine. Bromlne. Calomei Eng.
PiPerlne, SiTIchnine, Suip1 H'nei, HYdr
Chlord CorTosiyum, Polassa BHarirate, Pc
tassa Bicarb, Poiassa Citrate. Psiassa Chic
rate. Ant Ell Po,ss I'arT. Soda ct Potas Tar.
Prot Tod Mercury. Get CuFrl. Sulph Cunu.
Ae,h Suip. Aeih Nitro, Valet's Mass, Sub
MI Bismuth, Oxide CoBsh. LppuIInt. n, d
Cum Creta. Nsrcoline. Lam IN. Arsenic uEn.
Plumb Aceias. Balsamic Col odium.
April 20, 1851.
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tx 1IEcroR I1rcoLs co.
srJ. W. ! 20 au,harEzed TO announce
ROBBERS Drenlson, ESD, candidate Tor
L TX Ca#ctet 81 lhhs cofntv. Tor looZ.
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The Clna,iian wheat crop Is reP-
resented 10 be y nusua't oV0
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1hs Assasssnatsom at Nsscayk, Nssc Jeyssy-
Tbs injured Woman.-The Newark Adve,ti.e,
says that every effort was made on Wedns.d.,
morning, August 6, to ascertain the wbere.bout,
o. the gin Margaret Clarity, who killed Drum, he,
former lover, on Monday night, while walking
with his newly-married wife; but withou. The
slightest suessss, and it is to be spprehended TIL.
she has executed her threat Of selfdes,ructiop
Inere Is every where strong popular feeling in
her favor. But it is evident that, for the good
order and peace Of society, individual wrong mus,
be submitted to, unless redressed by law. A cor.
respondent sends the Advertiser the following. in
relation to the circumstances under which she
probably committed the deed
saw the girl repeatedly during last week. and
again but two hours before the commission Of the
fatal act She was pretty, bright-eyed, spriahtlv
giri, her face bearing the Impress Of amiabilitv.
rather than OF any disposition to be principal in
= scene OF death. -
Margaret had been the betrotbed Of the DECEASED
for two years past. During all this time she had
iookea forward to her union with one who had won
ner affections, and who had been reared M with
ner on the other side OF the Atlantc-the conn
panion Of her childhood.
She had permitted herself to become " epciente',
oy Aim thus committing to his honor those inter
sS'A s.O sS9ueA may snow she regarded
dearer than life. The wedding day was 6Isd for
last Sabesth-her clothing were prepared-she had
every where given notice Of her intention 10 be
married, and she knew that it the union was moi
contaminated, the story Of her shame would soon
be evident And be it here again recorded. that q
the honor OF the Irish people, that virtue Is held IN
high estimation by them, and comparatively few
cases occur Of its loss. Al this juncure she learned
that the affections Of her betfothed were given "a
smother, and became frantic with DISAPPOINTMENT
shame, and the Disgrace that stared her in the face
she sought and met him last Wednesday evening
md charged him with infldelity. He confessed Il
She called up her love for him--the protestations
Of affection which she had feceived-she told him
Of her condition. He cody replied that he would
never marry her. -
Growing desperate, she urged her pleas the
more vehemently. She told him Of the Realization
Of her parents and brothers-thst thew womb neve,
see her face again unless his wife-the good char.
acter that he knew shs had uniformly borne-the
Disgrace that must now come upon her. She now
asked 2 smaller boon-shs no longer asked fol
love, but only that he would marry her and relieve
her from Disgrace, aud lsgitimise her Offspring
she would then consent to eternal separation
This he answered by cruel mockinR. She now
said that she s0ossd die-the last forlorn refuge Of
oppressed womsn-that she would drown herself
ne said that he cared not Aow soon she did Il
she now swoke to the full impression that heI
former lover hated her, and how terribly was hel
love scorned From the moment Of receiving tina
last answer, she determined not to 60 to eternity
Alone s'4s --S's
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Tho destiny Of the world ofian han.. ~, IN.
tmallsst tri6ss A little milf between Cha,Iss
BansparIs and bic love Lettia might have bsoken
Oh . marriage which gave birth % Nspoleon and
the babe Of Waterloo tAllsntown Dsmocrat.
Yes, that il the fact Suppose " a little mfr
had taken place between Adam and Eve! What
then! [Chicago Advertiser
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Il must be noted that actual membership, by vir
tue Of conformity to belief and ordinances, il ne
cessary in some churches. while in Others tho en-
tire family of each j. taken into the count.
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Bloossess Abroad-Two youngsters of this nv.
Bird genus were lately driving out, in the environ.
Of one OF our westerd cities, and having occasion
70 cross plank road, they were trotting briskly
along when they were suddenly arrested BY a toll.
gate keeper, who demanded the toll. "How much
hiti" demanded they. "For q man and hor,e. y
ne replied, lit is fifty cents" g Well, then. re,
out Of the way, for we are girls and mare! Ge,
up, Jenny" and away they went, leavi the man
In mute astonishment IN. Y. Express.
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WANrED-A Workman at the Vipeear e..
s,s i1:e'h.snt. conss Of Aaah and Cerq:H .....,s.
iME-3l7 barrels Alton Lime now landing Ok
ssls sT.IkEx WxIHoRrH @ TeAs.piss.l...t
RkAN-3ll sacks Bran now landing ex Cres-
ssis 5ToNE SWXI.woRra, IS ToAoupi,oul.ss,
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1ransportafior Of Emigrasts. ~ A list Of prices
'of the transportation Of emigrsnn by the various
routes from the city Of NewYork 70 different places
nas been established by the Mayor of NswYork
ana the Commissioner Of Emigration The prices
v'a Albany and Buffalo, to Milwaukee Or CHICAGO.
= "; 70 Cincinnati. % So. By the way Of ths
New York and Erie Railroad, in emgrant cars. and
y the Lake, the faro il put, 10 Cleveland, a So
@ Detroit, e5 90. 70 Cincinnati, q SO. n
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IN Increase IN the month Of June of o. D9 o.
~ nembw 81 passagsn carried In June wss 10 ia
The cleveland Herald Of the Cd inst. says:
July will show handsome increase over N.
- month. Both up and down trains run full, and
car loads Of passengers. No other road between
ne Lakes and Cincinnati can compete with this for
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hsslread Mossssnss.- Cleveland. Colum.
bus and Cincinnat Railroad is one Of the most -.
pastans in the Union. 1t is gratifying 70 learn
mat IL receipts are greater than had been c.lcu.
ted On. The following are it, receipts for the
month Of June:
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E!Ptoaos md Loss Of Lis.-we learn By .the
Gncinnan Commercial that . large distillery in
nss.'son we blown up on Saturday, August 3
we bursting Of the boiler. and that fifteen per
sons were killed.
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q Apaiisel Ssescle- Gen Quisman, . North.
eru nan. ban "a ~ osih River, i stirring up the
peopls Of Misiadppi . haired Of the land Of hia
birth. Gen. Fooss, bom in lauqaier county, Va,
cooling the troubled water. and preaching peace,
concord. and national harmony.
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Probable Outbreak at Valpsyoiso. letter re-
celved in Baltimore, dated Valparaiso, June 26,
from gentleman connected with the American
consulate. says:
The election for President Of the Republic Of
Chm began yesterday. They vote by ballot
Today and Tomorrow will end the contest. II ID
expected revolution will be the consequence Of
the defeat OF Cruz the peoples candidate. All are
frightened, and every thing about town wears the
aspect Of Sunday. We have concerted signals
with our men-of-war, the frigates Savannah and
kartan, in case Of their assistance being required
70 protect Americans ard American property"
Jawaico. = We have full files Of the Kinsstop
Msrnng Journal. with dates from l4th to 2esh ult.
inclusive:
The cholera stil prevailed throughout the Island.
committing sad ravages. especially at Hanover
Lucia, Elsln Town, and Savannah d. Mar. Al
the last mentioned place the death on the 18th us
were hvs, and on the 10th, seven, but during the
previous week the daily average ives from aOt to Isl
The total numbsr on the 17th was 969. IRE All.
demic was raging fsaxfally III the agricultural az.
tric.a, playing sad havoc on many estates, II IN
again broken out u Morgsn's Bridge, and bas been
very bad q Fort William. Roaring River. New
Galway and Pe.enfsld in The latter disirict nsr.
ticuIAfly, Il y still IN great violence.
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Dteds
On Friday evening. August Is, JOIN CoRssrr 4 nstive
Of Belfaas. hsand. 80 --~''s'
n ah tsnds and aequantaness respectfully iuvisd to
ssad h funeral which v taks place TaIS EVENING iron
Biz rssdsncs in Caisps street, between Ptan and Nayad
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a NsDYosk Cuba Expedition. The NswYork
Express. Of Wednesday evening, Angus, 6. says
Welearn from authority We do mot doubt, thai
the tew Cubans here arc making rapid prepare.
tons for an expedition from this port, 70 invade
Cuhar-snd that anopg them nre some Yankee
ttlibuslsn, who having nothing to do At home
wish % Be food for powder abroad" ?;
A NewYork letter says that there is no truth in
the ASSIGNMENT that brig has sailed from that
port with cargo Of !" Fillibusiers for Cuba, and
adds:
The story probably originated in the fact thai
ct several meetiDgs which the Cubans have held
IN NewYork Of laie, the project Of chartering q
vessel 70 proceed with men aud arms to the assist.
ance of the Patioss,' has been warmly recon-.
mendsd; Funds arc now raising for that purpose
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Govsrrment Dstaalier.- The telegraph yesterday
reported that Charles w. Cutter. the navy agenl
q the Portsmouth, IN. H) naval station, il under.
stood % b sdeianlter 70 The government, and thai
be has gone to Europe. in consequence thereof
The Portsmouth, .Gazetss Of Tuesday, August S
though political opponent Of Col. Cutter, says
We are mot disposed TO accuse him of wilft,l in.
tention TO dsfiaud the government, and states hi.
dsficisncy = ranging, according 70 report, from
'dve to twenty-five thousand dollars, and adds tina,
his sureties, lchabod Bartlett, Horstio Cofin. r
G. Cutter, Chs brother.) and Others, are abundant
" able TO meet the loss" b
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Sssk. - The mail line wharfboas lying 1t the
Cincinnati wharf was sunk on Saturday, "a inst.
bad great deal Of merchandise 10 il for ship
ment South and West. which was thereby damaged.
Ths fright had besn discharged BY Pittsburgh
bcaL and was 70 Be- reshipped ON the mail bosts.
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WAIVED.

HOUSE WANTED-A comfortable Dvell;,g
10 n ths apps, pvt Of Tie rseosd luniopaity 3,
VIII g taken for one more yesss Apolv "a "n'en
auu Nv J. H. PALMER & Co. n C.un !,
STORE WANTED-Wanted to purchase far
cash. eood ore. within the limit Of Cana mi
royofess maeaxlne and 81 Charles street.
r. H. sOUTHMAYD, Real Es,sts
suA Nv General Agent, So Cravier m
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Roiisssd Hsss.-The Railway Jubilss which
4 . ake plaos IN Boston during the first week d
6sptsmbsr, il honor Of he consummasisn of nil
rad cennurication bstween Boston and Canada,
itis sxpsotsd, vill " ons of the ersndsst demon.
STATIONS that has ever taken plaza there
The Erie Observer q the "a inst. says that on
the previous Wednesday the ceremony Of diving
de first spiks in laying down the iron on the Erie
ssd NortA East ro.d, vas performed in the pres
snce u large number Of citizsns.' The track is
* feet wide, q correspond with the New York
- Erie Railroad. Capt. Dobbins, The man who
cut dawa the first trss sf ths construction Of Com
Pezry's hest, bad the honor Of driving the ffst
spike in the iron Of he fsst railroad in Erie
county.