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: rTyFR FRoM non. JAMES A. BAYARD.

We ask the attention Of readers to tho following let
Ter from one of the most intelligent statesmen and honora-
BILE men in the country;
wmmseros, Oct. IL, 1854.
GrSrlEMrN: received yesterday morning. my return
from Philadelphia your letter of the 9th instant requesting
70 know whether be present at any and, If SO, how
Of the meetings of the democratic party in Kent eou
y intended to De hea between 'hs time anu 'e Ay :" e
ton.
regret extremely that the accumulation of professional
engagements during my absence in Washington prevents
nv promising attend any meeting in Kent county this fall
ann somewhat surprised that reports should have arisen
that had become member of any secret organization, or
very man in public life must count upon false reports but
that any democrat should have given credenee to them
can conceive no possible circumstances under which could
connect my self with secret political organization No mat
Ter how desirable the proessed objects of such association
might be- il would certainly be perverted for purposes Of per
ona intrigue and personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT have always
thought publicity ofdscuson and action IN reference
to those dversites of opinion political questions which
must always exist in republic essential to the mante-
nance of republican institutions and the want OF this pub
city in the proceedings of the association called know
nothng is, in my Judgment suicieht ooeeon 10 inc "
ISOLATION,
have however, doubted the policy of denunciation,
which but often confirms in errors which their own
xperience and reflections would otherwise them to
abandon That the know nothing" organization or any
other secret political organization have but brief exist
ence in this country have doubt II the objects
and principles of such associations be correct and sound @
win bear daylight of public discussions and IT they can
not stand before the of the people, they w d
solve of themselves as the novelty and attempted
mystery of their proceedings have lost their charm ana et
personal discussions which must arise, diso
ganz and destroy a political association unsustaned by
great leading principles and having for its object the poit
cal power of the association ORDER and the personal
grandizement of its leaders.
Repeating my regret that it will not be in power to ad-
dress any public meeting in Kent county this fall beg you
to believe me- your obedent servant
j. A. BAYARD.
To Messrs Henry Ridgey and Others corresponding COM
mtee, &c
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SALE TODAY.



frRUsTEE's SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
TUkE-Ob tuesday, the 3ls instant a
denee OF lady declining housekeeping, O'clock
3c2 18Th street, near New York bet
streets by virtue of deed Of truss duly recorded,
OF furniture, vizt
Walnut plush covered parlor and chairs
Do sofa andw
Rosewood maIbeop, sofa, and other tables
Large recumbent and chairs
Elegant rosewood wardrobe and bedsead
DO do marble bureau and wash clCseI
DO walnut wardrobe ana bsdstead
DO do nisrbeo bureau and wash closet
Tapestry, Brussels, and passage carpets,
Spring hair and shuok mattresses, and shades
Wicker workstand cooking and other Stoves sc.
Terms All sums OF and under s25 s25 credits 60
and w days notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
NICHOLAS CALLAN,
Trustee.
GREEN a SCOTT,
Oct ed Aucuonsry.
0f-The above sale Is posspeaed until Friday, the
id November next, by order OF the trustee.
GREEN SCOTT
oct DID Aueuoneers
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tWl,a

franhn Pierce PredeR the Uted of feytea 10 oil
VAona u may
satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
basa Faglieri has been appointed Tuscany
Of New York. do hereby recognise SUCH
him free 10 exercise and enjoy such functions powers priv
eges as are allowed 10 the Of
iu the United States
In testimony whereof have caused made
patent and The zeal OF the United
Given under band, AT the city Of Washington,
81 November, ID. 1854, the Uni
ted States of America the seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
W. l.. Secretary Of
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A GENERAL INDIAN WAR TNEvlTABLE.-A general be-
the United States and the various western and south
ern tribes of Indians is inevitable Every mail from the
borders OF civilization brings the most melancholy
counts of their ourages and massacres and govern
raent is now loudly and inperatvely called upon act
vigorously in the premises and protect frontier settle
mens and emgrants from the ruthless assaults of
the savages Even the United States soldiers stationed in
Texas California Utah. and Washington have within the
last twelve months in many instances been attacked by
the Indians and the loss of the army from this has
been quite considerable The Indians rapidly acceera-
ting the time of their manifest destiny and in very few
years will be completely exterminated That unfortunate
race is now placed between great waves of cviliza-
ionone from the Atlantic aad the other from the Pa
cic coasand viii be swept from the face of the
earth.
They have been driven step by step from the Atlantic
the Allegheny ridge from thence the Mississippi and
ton has been steadily following them from the East and
within few years past it has confronted their path from
the West Their soltudes have been invaded from both
sides of the compass and their huntnggrounds disturbed
The time has arrived when the vast tide of population
find its way the plains and their tempo
ray possessors compelled to give way before it, Ruin
wars deprivation of the of subsistence incident
upon the settlement of their territories and the vices which
they viii get from civilization, will rapid de-
sruction of the Indians The United States gov
enment for the last few years has parsued most pacific
and kind policy toward the Indians in our Terrific
ses and it Is deeply to be regretted that the numerous
murders and ouages of the latter In despite of that will
compel it to devote It's energies to their determination
Gin. Enquirer.
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ANTI-TpPLISe LAwSpited discussions be heard at
the different public houses and corners the Streets
during the day and until late hour of the night the
anticipating law enacted by the city fathers. The law
into effect the first instant but the licenses liquor
dealers do not expire until the sixth of the month The bust
continues usual at all the averns restaurants &c.
and will continue until the expiration of the licenses In
deed is reported that the register of the city, under
structions from the will the licenses until m
dicsl decision is made upon the legality of the act until
there shall be further legislation upon the subject.
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American Artists' Union.

HE American Artists Union respectfully
United he
OF cniivaung
nd with view OF enabling aniy become
gallery OF snsrayings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS or THE AGE,
they have determined in order
engavings and thus only employment a large
OF artists and others, bur inspire
works of the purchasers engaviDgs
go 900 Of which sold,
s5O,OOO gifts of the actual cost SI5OO0O.
Elcb dollar engraving therefore, receives no,
only richly money ket which
entities him to one of the gifts when iey distributed
For i've dollars highly finished panied
OIL aud bve GIT tickets viii be sen i've dollar sp.en
did be selected from catalogue
mail
OF the catalogue together with
engIavings, can be al the office OF ths
For each doa
gift ticket viii immediately he forwarded.
AGENTS.
The sommtee believing that national
undertaking viii be materially
intelligent and agents. resolved
Any person wishing Ia become sending (popad) 81
viii receive, by return of mail! engraving
prospectus, catalogue and all
On the NAL completion OF the sale will be
hands Of committee OF The purchasers drbuled
which viii be given throughout the United States
sdas.
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less negotiations recognise by declaration the
legitimate existence of Polish nationality and in place of
c6mpcz ton you will have found prompt and complete
solution Poland constituted the Gar is powerless
against Turkey the Danube belongs de facto to Austria
exclusive domination in the Black becomes chmer
and very dream of ambition il at end
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A French officer who was in the battle of the Alma
writes in the following style
IlrGaEs OF THE ALMA, Sept 90
On the 18th the army out though il was rather
atgued by four days prIvaton of good The day
after-forward for the battle At II o'clock the action
commenced The skirmshers began the work--balls
whzzed and men began bite the dust The Zouaves of
the LIST regiment crossed the river under the fire of the
my cannon laid aside their havresacks and waited for
the signal to charge When it was given on we went
The roared The Russians wanted to cut off our
passage but they had only cannon that knocks men
down but does not stop them We began 20 ascend but
their skrmshers lIad fed Their masses did the same 4
and we began to march on their dead. Amid shower of
balls arrived the heights The LIST foot chasseurs
old fellows from Africa arrived shortly after then came
the I'd Zouaves and then We five battaons in ALL pitched
into the whole lot The Russians formed in square
behind the fort while the determined surrounded the
rampant Forward Forward We rushed on the fort
and our flag soon hoated from it. 1t was cut down by
splinter of a she'll but Immediately set up again
Naturally the Of the army work its side
IN such moments only straight before him The
Russian square broken by balls alone and then
good night Here bali gave kiss the left check
but 1t only scratch The French artillery and the
the divisions arrived the at which the
Russian guns began laundering against us and our guns
killed heaps OF Russians in their retreat The Scotch
according to their heroic tradition rushed on to the enc
mys guns bayonet in hand The sailors have on to
the field Of battle, and picked up-some musket some
button, and all Of them boots 10 while washing the
decks during the winter They everything from the
yards and the shrouas and aonished We had the
pleasure of hearing comrades cry, Hurrah for the
Zouayes The first step has been taken it is all very fine
for the Russians to burn everyhEg IN their retreat but
they are done for Y
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an AMERICAN PRrNCE--Jerome Napoleon Bonapare
ae OF the United States army having resigned his rank
" our American service has been appointed lieutenant
"a zoe ith French dragons and has sailed from Murselle
u" JON his regiment in the Crimea. MarseiIles
t0P styles him Prince and be is really entitled t but
e has not yet been officially recognised member Of
the imperial family
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by GREEN * sCotvr, Auo,,ones,..

CARRIAGES, HORSES, FURNITURE HARDWARE, SC, AT
auction On Saturday, the h shall sell,
OF auction store, 10 O'clock horse family
Carriage second hand but good order saddle and ha
ness horse, perfectly gentle,
Also, O'Clock,
locks hinges bolts, &c.
Also, chest Of fine Io0 fine Shelter
With extensive aud household
and kitchen furniture cooking radiator, and other
Terms cash. GREEN * SCOTT,
NOV S--f Auc,ioneers.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Notice hereby given holders of the following described
United this
chase the 20h day NO
to SO $40 600
toned, witt
of contingent competition, within the amount stated,
will be in the order OF which said
may offered The certificates, duly the United
the parties who receive the thereof
transmitted this department. the receipt whereof
price will be paid compounded Of the following parculars
The par value specified In certificate.
the stock Of the authorized by The act OF
July 1876, cdeemabe November 10 OF the
authorized by 1884, redeemabe Jist De-
1884, of the stock Of the loans authorized
rdeemabie the the 3st
December Both June, sGS Of 10
and ON the stock 1885,
December 1864 commonly called the Texan
indemnity y per cent
Interest ON the par July
1854 10 the date receipt Treasury
o money reach the owne) Of
in addition.
said stocks will be made
the Boston, York,
or Philadelphia, the parties may direct;
certificate will be entitled the benefit Of this notice
shall actually Treasury before die
said 2o,h day Of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27-dt20Novif Secretary ofihe Treasury.
Aw NOTICE-The undersigned in the
IL supreme Court Of the United States. p PHILLIPS.
Nov i-dlmif
LINZ. RULED Letter Paper nj dollar per rea,n
bought personally In Europe and imported by
sep9 FRANCK TAYLOR
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BY II X l. T. G II A p III 4.


NEW YonK, Nov. 2.Letters have been received in this
city from Canton which that the rebels rapidly
approaching that city. They had been victorious all their
encounters with the imperial troops 1t is also stated that
the United States consul had been fred wounded
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SUICIDE or LITERARY LADY--The New York Times of
Yesterday morning says
=. lazy writer, named Ann Jane McIane who has con-
outeo largely to the Sunday Dispatch of this city com
united suicide yesterday by taking audanum The Young
y was "a years of age and is supposed have been
usappolated in love- She was found by gentleman sit
u,age and Broome streets in supplied condition and
"eu while being conveyed 70 the city hospital.n
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Later from Merieo.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 3l.The steamer Orizaba, from yer
Cruz, bringing week later advices
co but nothing in relation to the progress the revolt
ton. The new steamer Santa Anna, from New York a
rived ut Vera Cruz on the l6th
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ORGANIZATION OF rnE INV rEaRrroRY.

ooL John Allen of Louisville of fllibustero fame is
u 10 be en- route for Russia TO offer his services to the
Gar
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BUFFALO, Now 1.-The Canadian Assembly have passed
the prohibitory liquor law by large majority
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In As city, on the morning Of the 3oth uL Mrs LOUISA NJ
ct Mr. JOHN NJ MCFARLAND of the Gih
Of her Her end peace
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MARRIED.,
ED,

In street church on the 3st u by the Rev j. NJ HrsRr MI.
CHARLES sTorT, OF this Miss ESTHER a. NUCENT,
formerly Of Harrisburg, Penn.
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From Neio York.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 1.-The Black Warrior arrived at this
port this morning from Havana She confirms the safety
the Isabel There various conspraces Ha-
inmatod here that Dr. Graham will refuse new trial.
hoping to receive pardon from the governor
Bishop Potter will be conecrated the 22d Of this month";
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history OF Sc Domingos by ]. Brown, NJ d. volumes
IL OF 900 pages each, bound IN cloth price 50 cents
FRANCK TAYLOR
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Cor BrssErh-The Alton (Il) Courier states that the
health Of Col Bssell is rapidly improving and that his
phyrgiapa. think be viii soon recover
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A PROCLAMATION.

and all the Rusas
Sad BY
ahaE IS handE rnahl anuaga is 70 pr las How
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NEW YonK, Nov. Mo tidings yet of the Arabia, no
fully due at this port She sailed from Liverpool the FL
ut
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Steamboat Collision.

HIaHLAsDs, On. Y,) Nov. I.Just after the steamer
Alice c. Price, from New York. left her dock here and
when Rocky Point she in contact with the oop
Merchant of and for Red Bank and had her
in She filed and sunk in minutes afterwards and the
had barely time themselves before the soop
went down The steamer but slightly injured
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Jforkets

New YoRK Nov 2.-To-day -four has declined rs cents
per BARREL and 5000 barrels changed hands State brands
IS % thern, IS Is SIS ST. The demand for wheat is
dull and its prices unchanged $4,000 bushels corn
sold at 81 So cents The prices Of other articles the
ket unchanged.
BALTIMORE Nov. Howard street -four sold to-day at
IS so. $4,000 bushels white wheat sold at 81 rs 81 95
Sales of IL 900 bushels white 10 ~ yellow ~ IS
cents. Other articles unchanged. =
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TIM Southern NaA Route Difficulty


CHARLEsToS, Nov 1.-The difficulty between the Post
master General the South Carolina railroad remains
adjusted and the mails from Kngsve to Charleston and
AUGUSTA will not be carried by the company after TODAY
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pSA.-A book
IL envelope The finder will favor land receive
pensaonl leaving Mrs Wyns, opposite Browns HOTEL
this office.
Nov 9--3t
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THE QUEsrIoSsThe great questions in New York just
now are Are oysters unwholescme? and Where was
Ullman born ~
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A HOMESTEAD IN CANADo-An extensive movement is
foot in Canada to procure the passage of bill by
Parliament in session. similar to that proposed for the
United States by the homestead bill.
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DOR RENT residence of the late Gen. Towson,
Both house
order Gas and furnace heat carried throughout the house
with hot and coldN.ar BATH closet Kitchen
buffers pantry The house be had partially furnished
Enquire the premises from 10 Till @
Ill mfruThSun'
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u ECOLLECTIONs OF THE LIFE OF JOHN BNNa, twenty
IL nine Europe United
himself POLITICAL historical,
In volume hound eered, with portrait
Price 81 so.
have long hesaed about task which ddence
should
time advances, insufficient
longer giving the world,
Iscanectons.n MENEVAL.
Subscriptions will be received this Office by writer,
No 81 south SIKH Philadelphia. Copyright securely
Nov
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REvoLT AMONG serious revolt broke out
the penentary at Baton Rouge, Louisiana few days
since. Twenty-Five prisoners attempted to make their
escape when two of them shot and the Others
recaptured.
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TOR RENT OK sALE-Thc modern four-slory brick house
l. 18th E. side. good repair
dry cellars and good the win be low
given LIST November. Apply TO
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Oct 2a-d Auc,ioneer.
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LARGE PoTAToEs.--On the 2ls ulmo there ar
rived at St Louis from Iowa and Wisconsin 90 600
to 700 bushels of potatoes Sales at 81 so bushel
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LYNCH LAVA public meeting has been held at Austin
Texas, at which resolutions adopted to expel from
that vicinity all "Mexcans" whose character is not
"youced for by respectable American citizen The
of this that these Mexcns suspected of
pering with the slaves.
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AN HOOKS good books, old,
IS TO be found the bookstore undersigned prices
lows IN lowest which
purchased in New York PHILADELPHIA
FRANCK TAYLOR
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MINNESOTA TERRlroRy.-The city of ST Paul Minnesota
now contains between six and thousand inhabitants
correspondent says Our immigration this fall has not
in the history of Minnesota been equaed 1t comes in
continuous stream"
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The CIsclssArI BANK swSpLE-The total amount of
Manehesters Indebtedness is $4,000 and of this there
will be dead loss to the people of at least Sl25OO0
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DEATH IN THE ruLPIT.-Rey Joshua T. Russell, Baptist
clergyman Jackson Mississippi recently fell dead while
preaching
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IMPRISONMENT IIFEMrs Lamb has been sentenced L
the peneutary of Oregon for the term Of her natural life
for the murder of her husband, ~ j. Lamb
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EbEcrEn--hon w. NJ Churchwel OF Tennessee has been
elected president Of the Knoxville and kentucky railroad
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| QUITE UYSEoEssARY.-A lady, being asked 10 join a
union of the Daughters of Temperance replied :" 1t is
unnecessary intend TO Join Of the soon"
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WANTS CONFERENCE.-The report that DR.. Ives, lat,
Bishop North Carolina is shortly to assume the editor
ship of Roman Catholic periodical in New York. is gen
orally dscredited
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RETURN OF CAPTAIN MARoys ExpEDuIos.-Capt Marcy
DR. Shumard and others of the exploring expedition the
headwaers of the Wichita and the Brazos returned Fort
Smith, Ark, on the 18th ult, all in good health.
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We ask the attention of our readers to tho following let
Ter from one Of the most intelligent statesmen and honora
l.. man In The country:
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Let the western powers without losing time with
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CELEBRATION At WYrnEvuLE-rhe 18th of November
has been fixed upon by the citizens of Wyheylle for cee
bruing the arrival Of the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
al that place
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THE INDIANA BASKs.-A committee of inquiry report
that the State stock banks all perfectly able to re-
deem every dollar of their issues that least 100000
were daily withdrawn from circulation.
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ErrEors OF THE wAR.--In London Russian produce il
advancing and allow seed, and hemp all frmer and
dearer.
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EOK RENT large commodous three-story brick house
with back buildings, 18th three OF the gov
eminent building on the of + and I7h streets
The house will be repaired TO
CHI H. wINDER,
Oet2s-d6t Corner of 18th and G streets
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OS ysIT,1Senaor Bright, of Indiana, is now on {
visit TO Richmond