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The steamer VIM. CASTOR arrived at Savannah on Thur.
day last from Florida The Savannah News learns by TIN
arrival that Monday evening last, the lh instant
brig arrived al Jacksonville. from Cardenas, IN ye days
and reports that all the previous accounts published
The success OF the patriots the Spanish troops are
correct that The patriots daily increasing numbers
aud sangune OF success. They have possession Of
many strong places. and well supplied with and
ammunition. They were daily awaiting the landing oil
General Lopez at point the island. when there
would be general rising OF the people,
The brig Charles Kershaw, Capt Richmond also ar
rived at Charleston on Friday morning from Havana,
which port she left the sh instant She reports thai
three days before her departure the United States steamer
Vixen arrived with some intelligence respecting Lopez
which caused great excitement and that all the Spanish
vessels ofwar and steamers ordered out immedi-
ately 10 cruise along the coast.
BY this arrival the Charleston Courier has received full
files of the Faro Industrial up TO the 18th inst inclusive
They contain addresses from the officials OF Cienuegos
Trinidad de Cuba, Puerto Principe, and Villa Clara, sta
ling that the dsatected surrenderng themselves
aud tina, many prisoners had been taken The very
tenor however OF these addresses tends TO demonstrate
that the aspect OF affairs serious than they would
have the people OF the island imagine, and that organ
lied revolution is in existence But notwithstanding the
political troubles strange 10 say, commercial matters
unaffected by them.
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SINGULAR AFFAIR -TuE DEAD COME TO LIrE.-About
ten days ago published statement noticing the arrest
of two men, named Gould and Handy, residents of Dear
born county, Indiana. who were charged with killing a
boy named Sas Magee. The boy missing since
March About the time Of the arrest, fire was dscov
cred burning in the woods in the vicinity OF the house OF
one OF these men, and on examination substance was
found which was pronounced be charred bones
These men were accordingly arrested and had prelim
nary examination before two magistrates at Harrison IN
this county Upon sitting of the case, conclusive
evidence produced which implicated the parties, al
though there accounting Tor The absence OF the
boy. They were accordingly discharged
few days since the missing boy made his ap.
pearance in the neghborhood, much TO the relief Of
the who bad suffered under the charge OF so terrible
crime We publish the facts that the parties may have
every advantage of public exoneraon from the charges
which have been made and slngulary refuted by the
return Of the supposed murdered individual
Cincinnati GdSeHs
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The DARUsMoST CASE The decision Of Judge War
den, in the application OF Fanny Wright DArusmont
against her husband for amony, was delivered on Mon
day last and s published in the Cincinnati papers The
lady was divorced from her husband by decree obtained
n the Tennessee courts, and filed bill 10 recover back
the entire large proportion Of the property decided by
her her husband her trustee and in the opinion
vered Judge Warden allows her amony in equal to
the amount which she would be entitled under the trust
aeed-4l 900 per annum The court did not. however,
erpess any opinion the force OF tn trust Decd and
made the allowance, not a. provision under the trust
deed but amony pendenfs lie
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.


BALTIMORE, August 1875, p. m
we nave very agreeable change in ths weather Ii Is
quite cool-rain falling at intervals ali morning.
The Independent Fire Company leave to-day in tho Nor
folk boat via Noolk, visit Richmond. They turn
in full uniform, and present formidable appes
General news IS very scaWe commodity
There much dissatisfaction among the wings in I'd
the nominating of the candidates for the fall election
Some for slraighou nomination of candidate. for
every office others prefer independent ticket in the
hope that disaeoed democrats may over Per-
nit say the democrats organize and keep strict
eye party lines BY doing they certain OF
by negecng this, their willy enemies may spring trap
on them.
The MEMBERSHIPS of 900 bbls City Mills flour al S3
10. and 200 bbs Howard ut S3 S7A Red wheat ~
70 cents white 10 a 80 White corn, 80 81 cents
yellow, % cents. Other articles unchanged.
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THE REACTION IN SouTH CARoLNA.-The Greenville
Is CO. Patriot of the sth draws the following contrast
between the present state OF public sentiment in the State
Of South Carolina and the prevailing feeling within lis
borders several months ago:
at is indeed. amazing see what changes take place
in public opinion in the short space OF few months
Last fall the whole State seemed be for secession
Now, il it left TO vote OF The people, majority
would be found opposed 10 it, Six months since there
was not a newspaper in South Carolina that did not adj
voca,e dsunon and secession. Now we have the South
ern Patriot, Hamburg Republican, Charleston News,
Southern Standard, Columbia Transcript and Erskne
Miscellany, all opposed TO secession.
mot whisper heard, when the legislature met,
OF any popular expression against secession Recently
Hamburg has, with great unanimity, declared herself in
the opposition. Four thousand persons a, Greenvle
house. the Ah OF july expressed them selves by
the preamble and resolutions adopted, hostile TO seces
sion. Horny district did the at public meeting on
the same day.
Last fall there moi heard single voice from the
leading OF the State in opposition TO secession
cep from Col Grayson, Mr.. Poinset, General Hamilton
and General Thompson. Since that time we have seen
letters opposing with great ability, the separate action OF
the State, from Judge Cheves, Judge Butler, Judge
O'Neal, Col Preston, Dr. Lieber, Judge Withers, DR.
Dick son. Col, Burt, Col Chestnut, Col Orr, Mr. Barn
well, Col Brooks Col. Boyce, Col Owens, and many
Others.
"This looks pretty well for the beginning Of an oppo
ston 10 secession But is not all Last fall associa
tons were formed in almost every district OF the Sa'e
for the purpose of agitating and controlling public opn
ion, done in France with much success during
their bloody revolution. But these Jacobin clubs
dying in Charleston and elsewhere and they have. in
a great measure. ceased to meet The members have
withdrawn and in many instances are ashamed 10 nc.
knowledge their membership"
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EXCLUSION NEGROES FROM lNDIANA-A teegrapbc
despatch has already informed readers OF the adop
ton OF constitution for the State of Indiana and
also OF the adoption OF an article excluding coored peo-
pie from that State, which submitted a separate
Of the people The clause thus adopted in the fol
lowing words, and il received much larger vote than
the new constitution:
SEC /. No negro muatto shall come into or settle
in this State after the adoption OF this constitution
SEC O. All contracts made with any negro or mulao
coming into this State contrary 10 the foregoing section
shall be void and al persons who shall employ, 9TH
erwse encourage such negro mulao to remain in The
State, shall be fined in any not less than dollars
nor more than five hundred dollars.
SEC. 3. All fines which may be collected for a viola
ton Of the provisions OF this article, any law which
may hereafter be passed for the purpose OF carrying the
into execution, shall be set apart and appropriated
for the colonization OF such negroes and mulaoes and
their descendants may be in the State at the adoption
OF this constitution, and may be willing 10 emigrae
a. SIC T. The general assembly shall pass laws 10 car.
nv out the provisions oil this article"
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BY DYER " MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
TYon Wednesday aOh, O'Clock,
premises property
situated the OF north and Eight
stable
adjoining being described plat
lots Nos p and part OF No. 401 fronting 34 feet
street, running back with the line of 9th
containing all IL, l07 square feet.
The of this make valua
BILE desirable for hotel and livery stable, equal
the city, aodng unusual opportunity for capitalists
and a rarely with.
whole will be sod together ubdvided purchasers
Sale positive
Onethrd balance equal nstalnents
years. with interest, satisfactorily secured Title indsputab
DYER MCGUIRE
Augl I'D Auctioneen.
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NJ Mr. G. w JAsss Of Cincinnati, Ohio our general travel
~, for The western States assisted BY JoHs T. DKsr WI.
n...Y Dr. j. WADswonra, H. T. SAWS, A. LAWS, JANE.
su..,osp DR. Lorr EpwA TAoaAs FARMLAND, and q
y,.ssAr Each above has certificate Of The
80 m Of the city, describing their persons
n.,. viii be paying them, and we hope all ON whom
- - o.. viii make ysnient 10 settle with them.
n PALxxa American Newspaper Agent, Is ue oniJ
ssen, for paper the cities OF Boston, New York.
and duly empowered 10 take advertisements ane
nj the required BY u.s. His receipts VIII BE-
a.d A payments His Offices He-Boson Congress suest
~ york Tribune building, Philadelphia northwest corner OF
Third CheslnutstIceu -.
nY Hxnxr NJ LEwIs, Montgomery Alabama, our gem.
,. agent States Of Alabama ana ichnessee
.l.,.d bv his sons James o. and Samuel d. Lewis.
a. CoyLsIn Of Richmond Virginia, our general agent
N, yruis assisted by travelling agents A. ana
TsonAs. -. n.uL.,u q.
o,-E,wApps sAsyoRD, Co, express asen" ana oanAe ~
,n ni,sd states London and Liverpool have been appo
cent. Tar the Uaionu authorized 10 receive
80 .dvsri,emenu 10 paper. Their ONCE In LONDON % -
rr.h.m .,reet and in Liverpool No. Columbus nuass
Thi. concern IL connected in this country win hs
hou.s Adams Co.. express agents. and enuued 10 inc CONF
dsncs friends abroad ,.-, .
or7-Mr r. d. JOHNSON, Of Galveston, Is su'"oA'u ~ P
subschhers, &C., The Union in Texas.
thz-Rscsps from either the above VIII be good.
n-Mr issAsL E. JAAxs s2 South Tenth street, fhisde
phs IL our general travelling assisted by Mcss WA
w.Ip Jeux CoLLIxs, JANIS DExRSo A. KIRK WELLINGTON
A. EvAss, JoHN T. LOCKE, JOS BUTTON 0koRsz
, BUTTON, and TAoAAs d. NICE.
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washington College, Virginia.

TUE duties Of this institution will be September
and greatly desired that students be punctua a
standard
colleges country practice
The
Of the curriculum In general
2S cents single 81 dozen) post
money catalogue VIII also be with details
IT, Public examinations held
sion These full and rigorous
OF me trustees and a. many other literary
and special invitation, induce Tho
these whole
hr the relative standing Students the
Robinson
gold medals awarded sppy
JUNKiN, President
Lsusoros, Va, July 20, 1851. Aug it-dtlstseP
NEW and beautiful styles fancy shirts, with vests
IN attached.
Also, super Lse thread under shirts and halfhose
Gsuze wrappers .w,,ota
Fresh supply of st moha stocks cheap and desirable uee
| n. LANES
eeobemen. Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania nv,
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE, Auot.on.er..

rTwO- STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
On Tuesday afternoon August 49, six O'Clock, premises
shall sell lot No being
with The improvements consisting Of substantial dwell
ling situated the side OF
north, In the neiphborhood OF the Patent Office.
$50 OF the money
2d of October the balance
cash hand the remainder in twelve MONTHS rstscto
DYER 4 MCGUIRE,
Auyl I'D
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When gentleman once remarked in company how
very literally those persons talk Of wha, their neghbors
should give away who least apt to give anything
themselves, Sydney Smith replied "Yesl no sooner
does fall into difficulties than begins to consider what
c ought TO do for him"
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"No enjoyment" says Sidney Smith, ohowever in
considerable, 10 confined TO the present moment man
the happier for life from having made an agree
able tour. lived for any length Of time with pleasant
people, or enjoyed any considerable interval Of innocent
pleasure
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NATURAL BRIDGE "A natural bridge has been discov-
cred in Walker county Alabama, by Professor Tuomey
in his geological explorations, which rivals the celebrated
one in Virginia II spans about one hundred and twenty
leet while it's height is about seventy II is formed oil
massive sandstone, and 10 very symmetrical.
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ny DYER x Mcguire, Anosionccrs.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION
On Monday afternoon, 25h At oclock on ne premises
No "a, with the
three story brick building The brick building a'sehed
being me hitd and fourth
~ ,o'o bon tno by sir Buildings the
OCCUPANCY Bacb and Porter sad lots front twenty
with depth OF hundred
.nt . feet buildings substantially bun and finished in
marble man Sc ana comprise every
vcneuce for a renteel private residence.
balance equal instruments
sears twelve, months,
st sssf,etoly secured All expense OF
I'M purchaser
N ,cse Of tho purchaser provided
above named not complied with.
Aug I'D DYER MCGUIRE, Aucioneers
NEW JEWELRy.-M w. GAIT 4 BROTHER have just
opened beautiful lot Of and elegant jewe, latest
styles, which they the
II the present selection. they
and offer such goods will during and win
They special of<uh
ing larger and more varied dian embracing every maena"e
pattern.
NJ. GAIT n BROTHER,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and iVh streets,
Aug l7--3uf
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aFuorrIvr SLAVE GIVEN up-A fugitive slave was ar
rested last week near Columbia PA and carried 10 Har-
risbuT. and, after hearing before Commissioner Nc
Alster, remanded TO his owner
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Melancholy Accidsn-Loa of Hnsew lives by the npsting
of a Boat.--Namss of The dronned.
Great Mob in Columbus.

raging present The negro Jarrett convicted
by ures OF infamous crime, 10 have
been hung day To the surprise of every he
pardoned by Governor Towns This has created great in
digpaon the popuace, and mob OF five hundred
persons be fore the Jail awaiting the hour OF
o'clock, at which time they expec, to hang him.
COLUMBUS Aug. 1875 TO- p. m.
The mob assembled O'Clock, proceeded to the all,
aud dem anded keys The sheriff refused give them
up The doors broken open. and the negro brought
and hung pine tree back OF the jail.
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ny DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctione.rs.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL.-
"Wednesday afternoon, August O'Clock
premises brick and 1883
lot adjoining continuing
feet said s located the side Of New Jersey
avenue, and directly opposite tho Coast Survey othcs.
Terms One Third cash balance equal iastaments
years, interest, satisfactorily secured.
Conveyances at the expense OF purchaser
DYER MCGUIRE,
Aug I'D AucuoDeers
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Pacific Mall STEAMSHIP fsCompany.-Theo only Through
Lime California and Oregon.
informed under the
inspected and approved by the Navy Depart
carrying United States mails will
and Saw Francisco the LIST and 18th days of each
Monterey. The following
Mail steamship Company OF which will
| in mort at each
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies,

Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies'
Northwea corner Of eh and r. streets.
THE INSTITUTE scptcm
with efficient and teachers in every
department.
Terms boarding pupils $3.50 including English and
IN ahematcs.
pupils session Of fire monhs-rom $40 TO
in Eng and ma Mathematics.
Ancien, modern languages music drawing painting
extra Circulars be Principal. application
admission 10 necessary -.. - -
WILLIAM j. CLARK, Principal.
w.susaros CRY, August 10, 1851.
l7-dti5Oc
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SELDEN, WRITER'S. ~ co. have for sale he
change Bank in Washington Virginia coupon bonds
ttirty-hve
James River and Kanawha coupon bonds
by Nignin
The scaboad and Roanoke Road Company per bonds
cured by ample mrrrage and
Patriotic Bank stock,
Aug I9-dlw
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The steamship Columbia will San Francisco
Oregon awaiting the former of the mails
and without delay
IN passengers Francisco
regular popele will be
freight and between Panama
The well known steamship Sarah Sands OF 1880
charter peculiarly
her arrangements, viii be kept running family
II above will keep
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports.
The will be maintained
steamships
ONO tsuyV
cherokee So
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II =
II informing public received,
magnificent bockc, LANES damask anrs,
aud beautiful materials for
window furniture with elegant cornces,
dapery, cords and tasse loops, gmps
pond
Also csborney lace Swiss and book muslin
which been exhibition
Worlds Fair, and viii be admitted by all who them be
Of the Kind this country Tho ladies
arepa particularly invited to call and see them.
f6-d2w CLAGETT n DODSON.
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CLAGETT ~ DODsON, dealers In all Kinds of furni-
goods have the honor announcing the citizens
washington Georgetown Alexandria, follow
goods their line have been received and
sale
Velvet tapestry capetng superb body, ub and combination
Bruss.is do do Unusually low prices
DO do do
English three thread Brussels plain DO
All above goods and styles before offered
In this country sale.
Elegant velvet eheneal and tuned match the
Imperial and hrcepy carpengs, Of weight Of body
and beauty OF color
Double ingram In do do
Also, aud door 10 match,
Al intending furnish
fully wareooms, they
selves We
goods be sold considerably less prices
elsewhere
Aug ls-d2w CLAGETT n DODSON,
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THE Public school hooks. and all those u-cd In tn
private academies and institutions In the District Of Columbia
and adjacent country, For sale al New YORK prices by
TAYLOR NAURY,
Booksellers,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16

New YORK. Oct. 9, 8 P. NJ
Hon. Abbott Lawrence is continuing his through
Ireland
The Neapolitan Government has published at Naples
official reply the late charges of Mr.. Gladstone
telegraphc despatch from Liverpool announces the
arrival of the steamer Atlantic in Mersey the oath,
after passage of ten days and fifteen hours
The proprietor of McCormick's reapng machine has
challenged all other machines trial Of their capa.
city.
A warlke feeling exists at Madrid against the Uni
ted States The of the capture and execution OF
Lopez had not reached Spain.
II is argued by that would he better for Spain
to declare at against the United States and
make reprisals American commerce, offset for
the probable loss of Cuba.
An immense food of emigration from Ireland still
times.
Sir E. Buwer Lytton has consented to stand as can
didate for Parliament in Herfordshire.
The amount of bullion in the Bank of Paris has de.
creased seven and three-quarter millions francs and in
creased in its branches one and quarter millions
A new paper has been issued in Paris. Emile Girar
din has been mainly instrumental in getting it up and
Victor Hugo is to be of its editors.
Count Alexander Arrivabane, lieutenant in the Aus
trian army has been condemned by martial be
hanged for having written article entitled the
a9itators."
The subscription to the Austrian loan has reached
only six>Qpdred thousand forms, and appeal wa.
about to ben lows to subscribe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Oct.

WASHINGTON, Oct IL, P. M.
The Republic of this morning publishes the following
letter from Col. Crttenden, OF the Lopez expedition,
written few minutes before his DEATH addressed to his
uncle Attorney General Crittcnden 1t is probably the
last letter he wrote
DEAR UNCLE: In a few minutes some fifty Of us will
be shot. We came here with Lopez. You will do me
the justice to believe that my intention good was
deceived by Lopez. He, well the public press,
assured that the island in state Of prosperous
revolution. / commanded to finish writing at
| will die like man.
The medical board of the army, for the examination
Of assistant surgeons and candidates for appointment
will convene New York the 18th of November.
The President has issued orders the military
manders the frontier prevent the invasion of any
foreign territory by force of American citizens The
Intelgc says that late advces show that but few
Americans are engaged in the enterprise.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.
The President has given orders to the naval stations
to fire sautes and extend all military honors to Kossuth
New York and other places, his arrival grand
dinner will be given the Presidents house.
The President has sent instructions to arrest all the
parties concerned in the riot Syracuse and have them
committed for trial on the charge of treason.
Commodore Warrington is not expected to live
The rumored recall OF Consul Owen, at Havana, is
confirmed. a letter from the President informs him that
his defence is wholly unsatisfactory.
The venerable Francis Dodge, of Georgetown. mil
onaire and extensively aged in mercantile affairs
the north, died last night.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-16
From New York.

New York, Oct. Z, 8 P. M.
The cotton market is less active waiting further adj
vices from Europe, fully DUE Flour dull at 50 IS
for common State and 81 12aS4 25 for pure Genesee.
Wheat plenty but dull sales Of II 600 brls Ohio white
at &c. Sales Of 30 900 bushels 5la5S for mixed
western. Oats 34a40c Rye Csc. Pork dull with
small sales of mess SIS 7IaSl5 so for prime.
Lard heavy at Saa94c. Whisky 2lic.
The Empire City, from Havana, brings one hundred
and fifty passengers and $3.50 900 in gold Among her
passengers is Captain Robert II. Ellis, Of Washington
one of the American prisoners, who liberated ty
tl. Captain General fow hoGrs before the sailing of
tie steamer and conveyed boar under guard Thir-
teen prisoners still remained in III hospital and would
be sent to Spain they sufficiently recovered
The brig Rescue, the second vessel of the Arctic
1editiDn sent by Mr.. Grnnell in search of Sir Johu
Franklin arrived al the Brooklyn hayward this MORN
ing.
The bankbook and stationery establishment of E. B.
Clayton Sons, on Pearl street, damaged by fire
this morning to the extent of 900.
The steamship Empire City, from New Orleans, via
Havana, arrived this morning.