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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-08-11

DAGUEititEJTYPE
Skr-Lignt Parilion.

NELSON & co. take pleasure in announcing 10
IN the citizens Of I.srcas' er and surrounding
country that having located ,heir DssueHeetype Pa
yilicn on ths North side Of the Public Sguafe,
In ev would fsay for the apeciai benefit Of fan those
Sho wish TO obtain these gJil1bie keePs1kes: these
beautiful PsReling's Of this sun, Clothed with ali the
briilient AMI neper .fdiding beauties which the com
bined powers OF Nature aud hrt can produce, fail not
to call at the Pavilion and have youl LjSsnesses TAX
IN white Life, heath and opportunity admit. Hav-
ing lust arrived from New York snd Philadelphia and
haviny visited all thu Eastern cities, they are pre-
pared with all the latest Improvements 70 take Like
nesses Of a style ind richness of execution not inlsri
or to any ever taken wet OF New Yor6 city, and far
superior to any ever taken in Southern Ohio. AS
they have all The attest discoveries 10 tie AT. they
can sal ~ say they DEF competition. Pictures aiken
II various siiea, also views Of Buildings, Landscapes
and scenery, copies taken d DsguerreotyPe PANT
ings and Sculpture Likenesses Of children taken IN
fair weather, betaecn the hoars OF 10 o'elockA NJ
aud / =. NJ.
UTPictures HsIow as Sl.2J.
n. B.. Post Ncrtsm cases attended toou short no
tee an al fair prices. Instructions carefully giyeI
ia the Art and apparatus furnished OF the latest style
! ON reasonable terms. Aug .. 1875.
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BosroS, Aug. 6.-Patrick O'Donohue
was arrested at the Adams House yesterday
afternoon, on a warrant charging him with
sending a letter to NJ. Treanor, accepting
a challenge to fight a duel somewhere in
Manches;e-N H., early this morning
He was taken before Justice Rogers, OF the
Police Court, and gave bail in the SUN Of
$4,000, and in the meantime to keep the
peace. Patrick O'Donohue, publisher OF
Pilot, became his bondsman.
A warrant is also out for tho arrest OF
Treonor, who gave the challenge. Hei
commander OF the "Meagher Rifles" Of
this city, and is supposed to be in Man,
chester, for which place he left this morn
ing. D..
O'Donohue's friends caused his arrest as
the only means of avoiding the meeting.
Halifax papers OF the Sd, are at hand.
The sluop-of-war Decatur, OF the hshlnt
squadron, is reported to be in the Gull o
CansO.
The Earl Of Ellesmere arrived at Halifa'
on the 3rd.
A sea serpent, 90 feet long, had been sect
of McNab Island.
Dates from Newfoundland Of July Is
state that the fisheries were in some case
an utter failure.
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Health of New OrIeans aud Mobile.

BALTIMORE, August S.--By the mails we
have New Orleans papers of the LIST. The
deaths from Yellow Fever for the week end
ing August LIST, atNcw Orleans, were $50.
A few cases of unmistakable yellow fever
had occurred at Mobile.
WASHINGTON, August S.--The Union, in
an article this morning, s~ustains Commodore
Stringham, and says: awe maintain that
as commander OF the st. Louis. he is moi
only authorized TO resort to amicable inter
position, but that it was his duty to his Gov
eminent, to exert just as much power as
was necessary to arrest the Austrian out
race and prevent its consummation."
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New YORK, Aug. 6.-The astounding
frauds in this city alluded to in a Washing
ton despatch a few days ago, relative to
land warrants. The parties concerned in
itare said to be a distinguished head of a
Bureau in Washington a clerk connected
with his office, and a broker in this city
The amount Of the frauds nearly $4,000.
Judge Sharkey, late Consul at Havana,
publishes in the Times Of this morning q
card accompanied with evidence disclainhng
all connection with the Lady Suffolk affair.
He says the documents purporting to be
furnished by him were fabricated by the
Mexican Consul, Yive or some one else.
The Steamship Atlantic sailed at noon
to-day for Liverpool with 145 passengers a
mong whom were Mr.. Buchanan Minister
to England, and Mr.. Sonle Minister Il
Spain, A. Soule Sec'tv, w. S. Campbell
Consul to Rotterdam. Hon. w. J. School
craft aud Lady Of Albany. Hon. J. Wads
worth Of Buffalo. The Clipper ship SovPr
eien Of the Seas, and Charter Of London
for Melborne Australia, at z pounds pc
ton at the wharf, and it has been agreed !
she does not make the passage quicker thai
any steamer oil the birth at London o
Liverpool, two pound ten should be deduct
ed.
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Arrlrai "a lI,e Nlnrarn.

UALIFAx. Aug. A-Tke steamer Nisgara
wish dates from Liverpool 10 the 23d ult.,
has arrived at this port.
Ljpsrpool Marksf.-DenBistoun says all
kinds al breadstufs had considerably adyan-
ced. and a large business doing. Flour had
sdvsrced Cd 10 Is per barrel. lie quotes
wes,ern Canal at 27s Cd; Philadelphia at
ss- sd.end baltimore and Ohio 2ssG2ss
Cd. Wheat advanced 3d@sd per bushelI
and white is quoted at IS I'd and mixed at
rs 6d@7slld. Corn 3 frner, but quota
tons are unaltered. White and yellow are
quoted at 3Is@32s.
There was bat a small busiHoss doing In
beef. pork and bacon, but prices were firm.
Shoulders were dull and prices declining.
lard was firm, and a lew sales were made
AT 53s@54s. Tallow was dull and had de-
clined 10 53s. Rice was active and firm.
IBrazil cofreerauged from Ais to AIS. Only
n small business was doing in tea, but prl-
ccs we're firm. Sngar was fin. Tobacco
was firm and prices tending upwards.
london Market.-Cotton is a shade high
er, The money market was easy. Con.
sols closed at 93k. Coffee was firm, anC
EColonial had advanced. Sugar was active
and Colonial had adyauced Cd per cwt. No
thing was doing in tea, and the prices wer'
nominal. Tallow was dull. Flour had nd
yanced sd. The corn market was firm.
American securities were unchanged
United States SKIES Of 1867 were quoted o
loomlIo; Pa. fyes, $3.50; Marylan
yves, 95l@97I; and Kentucky skies, loG@
l0c.
Trade at Manchester was frm-
The Havre cotton market opened heavy
but closed firm at 81 for Orleans, tres ord
naire.
The difficulties between Turkey an
Russia are considered nearly settled TIL
Emperor Of Russia accepted the compr'
7 mise offered by the four powers.
! Heavy foods have occurred in the soui
OF England, causing much damage to crop
! and considerable loss of life, but at the la
: est accounts the storms had abated.
The French Minister Of Foreign Affair
had replied 10 the manifesto of Nesselfod
! exposing in a temperate, vet powerful ma
D ner, the articles Of the Russian Chance
lor.
Later advices from Melbourne say tn
e the mining prospects in Austrafia are lie
favorable. But provisions were active, al
holders were realizing enormous profits:
e The French ports have been opened !
the admission Of -four.
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Partition NOTICE.

Nathaniel r. Teal md Almeds1
test his wife
~ IN FsThion
HELEN McCle ry1wilowjsam
u4I lInI aad Sarah fiji. his wife. Fairfield common
Aired Ada ms & Jane Adams his
wife, Celisfs MeClssry & John Pleas.
Wesley Elmer q Miranda Ely
len Etnier. /,
The abovs namsd defendants are heraby notified
hat the petitioners on this day hle3in the clerks Of
fee Of the cont Of common Pleas Tor Fairhell county,
ONO, their certain petition. praying therein thsi par
riiion be made 81 he following dcscribsd premises,
,iruatsd j 4 said Fairfield county and known AMI dis
,inguished a. being the North West quarter Of sec
ton No. IA in township No. III, Of Range No H. con
!aining about 40 4r,es. The petitioners demand that
~pariition Ee male l aid premises SO iciloTs: 70
petitioners ore undivided on. fifth: To Sarah Hid,
dst. one uniiyidsd one ffts To Jane Adams, dsit-
enc undivided ons frh To Celsta MeCleary,. deit,
one undi gilsa one fifth: To John Wesley EiEier and
Miranda Ellen Etnier, dnif. one 9Th n romnon OF
one -tealh r. each in seveialtY-and 70 said heller
McCleary widow def. DIVER II The w~hole-andth'
said defts. will take notice inst sail petition IS nov
pending IA sfurcszid c0sT', and viii come on TO b.
heart Il the nr1t October terra thereof for the yeAI
1853. when PARTON viii he d.maa3ed as Aforesaid.
I'D sc %. MARTIN, Attys, for Petitioners
July 2S,h. 1883.
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4 Shocking sccMe.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug. 5tE.--Fhe ex'
%ecution of Thomas Corner, for the murder
of Capt. HUTCHINSON, being fixed for to-day,
he was taken tothe gallows at half.past e.
lesen o'clock. The bolt of the draw-rope
broke, and the prisoner fell twenty-five iee'
to the ground, and was taken up insenSfoie
Preparations aremakingfo for another trial
and the rope was tested with a weight o
1000 pounds, and il broke above the head
The gnlIows was erected above the jai
wall, in full view Of the outside, where th'
sene was witnessed by full 10000 people
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MARINE MEMORANDA OF LiGHTNTNo.-
Thunder and Lightning storms, the present
year, have been fearfully active on the sea
as we'll as on the land. Two ships and their
carsoes, and also a sloop have been wholly
destroyed by lightning, and a ship loaded
with cotton set on fire aud narrowly escaped
destruction. There are, doubtless, many
vessels destroyed by lightning that go down
IN the deep and are heard Of no more. The
New York Herald gives a list of 81 vessels
which have been struck by lightning during
the present year, and all more or less in
iured. 1t is said that in no instance has
there been loss of life in a building or yes
sci provided with metallic lightning conduc
tors, while iron ships, iron building, steam
ers and steamboats,, all afford protection a
gainst lightning, and there is not to be f0un
a case Of loss of life by lightning in an iro
shin, iron building, steamer or steamboat.
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Arrival Of the steamer washing
ton. -


New York, Aug. a, M.-The steamer
Washington, from Southampton, is put IN
wi, h dates from London to the goth, ut, ana
from Liverpool to the l9thnIt.
A despatch from Constantinople states
that England, France aud Germany have a.
greed upon the basis of the arrangements
proposed to Russia, to settle affairs between
that power and Turkey.
The headquarters of the Russian army is
established at Bucharest.
Eighty thousand troops are cncamped in
the vicinity of Vienna, and large bodies OF
troops are still marching south.
Seyenty-two guns of heavy calibre arriv-
ed at Jassa on the 9Th July.
Exporta,ion of corr had been prohibited
from Naples. ,qss
of July 9th, states that proposition for a
comnromise had reached the Russian Cabi-
net; aud after the receipt OF it, the Russian
Cabinet has shown more desire TO negotl
ate.
Telegraph dispatches from Constantine
nile. nnder date of July 9Th, state that a min
isterial crisis was feared in consequence O.
the Russian invasion of .PriuciPalities. A
naci6c solution ofthe difficulties with Rus
sia was expected, but no cessation of the
nreporations for war had taken place, an
the commandments Of the Dardanelles port;
had orders to permit the passage Of the En-
elish and French ships at any moment.
A formidable conspiracy against the life o
the Sultan, BY fanatical party, had beer
discoyere ed, and fifteen of the leaders hat
been arrested and bow-strung. Their OBJ
iect was TO depose the Sultan, in favor o
{ his brother, and declare war against Rus
sia.
Negotiations were still progressing in tn
!. Hungarian Refugee affair." at Smyrna:
, The latest accounts say that the Austri
, an and American ~corvettes had determine
to fight, and had actually cleared thei
decks for action, when the British an
! French ConsuIs ihterfered, and succeede
ia preventing hostilities. twas aftefward
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PROT
Fire, Marine and Inland
INSURANCE 20 MPANY Y,
hartford, CONN,
RPO RATED 1926.

BOARD OF DlREETORS.
IH,GG'w"t,RnBfUGRVroy.W KELLocG. W~.r,ao9piNs,
d W. eli AK, T., iluMpnREY, T. BE,KNAP,
WI IsHkM, II hEEnRN. ~ CLARK
w. TIIR ALL, u. iIIhlS, WA. WARD, p
WM WILL ANS.
D. W. CLARK, President.
WIN. CONNER Secretary.
The attention OF property holders is respectfully
called to the superior advantages for Fire, Marine,
and / Hand Insurance offered by the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tho undersigned has been furnished with blank
policies, signed by the officers of the company; also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
already issued, and is duly authorized and prepared,
as Agent Of said company, to make insurance for any
periol of time, not less than one month nor greater
than seven years, upon buildings or their contents, oc-
cupied as UwelIings, Stores, Warehouses, Churches,
Hotels, Banks, Court Houses, Colleges, &c, &c,
AGE BY FIRE Also, on Day GooDs,
GRocERrEs. MANUFACTURED GoRDs, ,~PRoDUcE,
HousEuoLD FuRSIrUKE, LIVE Stock, and eve y
other description of MERcHAEDfzE and PERsorAL
PRorERTy, shipped or 70 be shipped per good Steam
Waters. OF botwoen Eastern Cities, IVA Lakes or 9TH
er inland route. and any town in the Western country
against the hazards of Inland transportation.
disc, per good vessel or vessels, between New Or.
loans and Eastern ports--betweerf New Orleans anc
other Gulf ports--between all American ports anC
English or European ports. or to any other maritime
port whatsoe yer in the Atlantic waters, against thC
Perhs of The Seas, at Rates of Premium as Lou AZ
those of any other Responsible Institution.
lTThe attention Of Merchants is especially re
riested toths superior advantages and convenienc,
Of insurance at home, under an E'Open Policy GOV
ering shipments BY specific endorsements. or undei
a "ContrGct Policy" covering all shipments what
ever during any agreed period-at current rates Q
premium chargedby other comprehension account o
apnlicant aor whom IL may concern. Losses prompt
" adjusted under the supervision cfthe undersigne
local Agent, and payable in bank funds 1n tes spol
Bautrnore, Charleston, Nev Orleans, 81. Louis
Louisville, Pittsburgh, or any other agreed point i
the Uuitsd States.
For further information respecting rates OF premi
UNI, etc, apply to the undersigned. .
County. f474w,
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Kentucky Election, sc.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Aug. 6.--Barren
county voted in favor of subscribing three
hundred thousand dollars to the Cincinnati
and Nashville Railway. The Congfession-
al delegation from Kentucky stands five
Wings aud FIVE Democrats. There will be
a Wing maj ,rity IN both branches of the
Legislature.
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Missouri ELEcrGoN.--Sr. LOUIS, Aug.
3--Jackson, (Benton, author Of the famous
jackson resolutions, is elected to Congress
from the third district; Curothe rs, Wing, is
elected to Congress from the seventh dis
trict, and Edward Bates is elected Judge Of
the Land Court.
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Mass MeErINe.--R emember that a MASS
MEETING of the friends of the Hooking
Valley Railroad will be held in this city, on
Tuesday the 18th Of this month. Remem-
Der, that this Road traverses the finest min
eral region in the West, and it's completion
Is calculated to do more towards increasing
the business Of the Hooking Valley than any
other improvement that can now be made
let there be a full attendance. The meet
ing will be addressed by Messrs. Dennison
and Neil Of Columbus.
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New YoRK, Aug.9.-The steamer Star
Of the West, from San Juan. with San
Francisco papers to July l6, arrived at o.
clock, with 400 passengers and S537,oo0 in
specie, and S500,po0 in the hands Of pas
senrers. She connected with the Brother
Jonathan.
The mtiLsteamer John l.. Stevens left
San Francisco on the 9th for Panama will
about 1900 900 dollars on freight.
On the New Jersey Rlilroad yesterday
as the passenger train was crossing the
Hackensack bridge, some nervous gentle
man exclaimed, THE drawbridge Is drawn
Those in the vicinity were thrown into thu
widest confusion, and rushed into the hind
most car.
Mr.. Stetson, a passenger in the last car
became so frightened that he leaped thro
the window and was crushed.
Others would have followed had it no
been discovered that the alarm was false.
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North Carolina Election.

RALEIGH, August SIN the Third district,
Ashc, ID is elected; in the second, Ruffin
Cd is elected; in the fourth, Rogers W.
is elected by 60 mai. over Venable and Lew
is, (Ds) being a Wing gain. There Is notli-
inr reliable from other districts.
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MnIta,r

WAsH1SeroN, Aug. 6.--Two companies
ofiufantry each seventy strong, have been
ordered to the Rio Grsnde from fort Adams
and Hamilton. More are to follow from
the Atlantic ports shortly, making in all a
force of 500 men, to meet the correspond
ing movement Of the Mexican trooPs,who'
as before reported, are marshaling on the
Mexican side ofthe Rio Grande.
F1SH.-White, Pickerel, Trout and Basfor saleby
the fbbl abbl. I Dbl, at WlLHifEs to~
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GoLuMBuS lAND HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
AROAD COMPANY books Of subscription to tho
capital stock oftho ColuInbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad Company, will be opened az follows, via;
Atthe Exchange Bank Of Columbus, st Columbus,
under The direction Of VIM Dennison, j August ID.
%proximo.
Atths TIllnsdge House, Lancaster, under the d.
rection Of Charles Borland, August 70. proxirno.
At the American House, logan, under the tirsetion
Of John Borland, August II, Pfoximo.
At tbs Collectors Office, NelsonviIlc, urdertho
direction Of ]. w, Fulton, August Is. ~proxisno,
At the Auditors oHice, Athens, under the cifee-
ton of E. II. Moore. August n, proxino.
At Paris Hotel, Lithopolis, under the eiseesoset
Daniel Crunsisy aniDr. 6. E. Eele. August %, rsox-
iEo.
w. DENNIS0N, JRFS
C. BoRLAND.
J. DORLAND.s
]. ". FULTON,
| f i. II. MOORE,
my u, 1853. corporsfors
fcitv n7cer- rIcpse .osv - haFf ~
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runnps.ne MIeclIon.

NASHVILLE, August SIN t%wenty-fOur
counties heard from, the Democrats claim q
gain, on the vote for governor, of 1000, and
the Wings admit a loss Of 200. The result
for governor is now considered doubtful
the Wings have gained one congressman sc
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0tT-The citizens of Wilmington will cell
citrate the completion Of the G. W. NJ
road 10 that place on the llth, tomorrow
We have received an invitation, but cannot
find time to be in attendance. The Il public
an says that steadily aud Perseveringly'
without "noise or contusion," the Board OF
Directors have gone forward with this great
work, o vercoming all Obstacles thrown ir
their way, surmonntiug diff ulties which
have impeded and even stopped the progress
Of other roads, until they have almost a
chicvcd the work Of building ninety mile
of the first-closs railroad, and stocking i
with necessary machinery.
The construction of the road is OF tn
utmost Importance in the country through
which it passes, AMI at the several impor
t,nt points along the line it is hlgbi
appropriate that this completion be cele
bratcd.
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DEMONSTRATING first gun from this State,
strikes diSmay into the hearts of the Loco
focos all over the Union. Johnson, their
candidate, after a hard fought campaign, is
beaten, and the gallant aud eloquent Col.
Henry, his Wing opponent, is elected Gov
ernor of that State. Thus opens the fall
campaign of 1853. 1t is not the last Wing
victory. The question is no longer an OPP
en- que. There is a Wing party yet in the
Union. It's principles and policy viii be as
eternal as the existence Of the Republic
Jour.
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A HIT, A PALPABLE HIr.-ln the course
of a discussion in the Massachusetts Con-
vention, a good deal was said about the Ii
centiousness Of the press, whereupon Col.
Schouler, of Boston, made a very fair retort:
"a great dealhas been said about the IL
ccntiousness ofthe public press. Now, sir
/ happened to have a great deal to do with
tn e public press, and must say that The
most licentious part of my experience with
the public press has been in the defence OF
menin public stations-(Great laughter,
I trust Mr.. president,I am not out OF or.
der,' (Laughter.)
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For the GnMslniths.

Now on hand and for sale chap
800 Rifle Barrels: rs doz Rifle Locks:
10 dog. Bullet Moulds, 10 d01, NiPersi
100 Sett Brass Mounting,
IL boz. SWedgeJ Hammers:
Side pins, AMI other fixtures, all of which viii be-
so'd cheap by P. BoPE.
And now to all classes finn and people, .BOPE
has on hand s superior lot Of every variety Of good.
eupation-mechsuieal and professional. A eehefEl
assortment OF Hardware and other goods for families
and intis iduals, to which p, BOPE begs leave. re-
specially, TO call tho attention of his old customers.
and The public generally, ASSURING them al, that he
will sell goods cheaper Tor cash tisA any other house.
in this region, as his motto will hereafter be-'Ready
pey snd srnsll %profts.'
lancaster. Iune I. 1853.
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Arrival Of h BaI1Is.

.H.H NV % aAo RaatNes HN|. LW
i Nav YonK, Aug. e.-The steamer Baltic,
with adyiees from Liverpool to the 9th ult.,
has arrived at this port.
The sales Of cotton for three days, were
20 900 b~ales;of which spectators took 1909,
and exports 60oo bales. The demand was
good but was freely met by holders snd
the lower grades slightly declined. Fair
O~rleansis quoted at I'd; middling do 64d;
fair upland do. 60; and %middiing do 6 IL Sd.
At Manchester, there was q good demand
for goods, but prices were unchanged.
Cotton advanced at Hsvre ! franc, and
Orleans Tres ordinarle 10 Quoted at IS
francs.
The demand for flour at Liverpool was nc.
tive al full rates. Corn bad Slightly adyanc'
ed.
Western canal and Ohio flour Is quotet
at 2ss@9Ss 3D..
Lard had advanced Is per cwt.
Beefand pork were in moderate request
Consols had declinedto 9S3@9Sa.
Richardson g. Bros Circular says Mon
dlv; Flour advanced Cd TO Is since Friday
and wheat firm at extreme rates; on Tues
day the market was moderately active, auI
fine samples Of wheat advanced Id, whicl
was sustained.
McHenry quotes beef and pork more &C
tive. but at custer rates. Lard is higher.
The transactions in flour and wheat ex
tcnsive, at very firm but not higher rates.
Maxim quotes an advance in -four Of Is
and in wheat I'd during the week endin
Tuesday the market closing less active.
THERE'S nothing further Of a decisiv
choFacter from Russia, but the dificultiC
were considered as ended.
The accounts from the English and Iris
crops are favorable.
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AMERICAN SlLH,--AtN Newport, Kentucky
opposite Cincinnati, there is an unpre-
tending silk factory. 1t employs some half
lozen or more laborers, with FIVE looms, and
some one hundred and fifty s%pindlcs, con-
suming annually several hundred weight of
raw silk. The manufactures are pocket
handkerchief, carvats, vestings, and plain
and plaid silks. 0
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North CarIinn Election.

RAIEtGH, Friday, Aug. 5.--Wage county
gives Rogers, Wing, Tor Congress, 1919:
VenabIe, Democrat, 643. The same coun-
ty last year gave Iced, Democrat, 1861,
and Keer, Wing, I,l00.
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SALMoNare caught in great numbers in
the Sacramento river, California, ami are
salted, packed in barrels, and exported to
foreign and domestic ports. A valuable
trade has thus grown W out of this single
item.
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TENNESSEE Observation-Disclosures, Aug
5.-Zollicoffe, Wing, is elected to Con
gress from the N qshville District.
Johnson, the Democratict candidate for
Governor. is defeated,