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BY Telegraph to the Daily Crescent.
fI3y the Nationsi Line +

So ~ IUy tHe NHtiDuSI EIHVJ v ne
STEAMBOATS, PASSING ~ Vachsbsrgs October
13.-The following steamboats, have passed here
during the last twenty -four hours, bound for
New Orleans the P. F. Kimball at IL o'clock
yesterday. the L. NJ Kenneth at 2, and the
Naomi at 9 this morning.
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@Sr HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Under
this caption will be found the fourth page of today
paper the advertisement of Dr. The Doctors repu
taton is we'll established in this city that 1t is useless
for US to do than call the attention of the afflicted
to his Card His Office is at No. 50 Customhouse street.
Oh 2pIm
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During the month of September there ar
rived at New York, from foreign countries,
26.8Os immigrants; making a grand total,
from the list of january, (nine months,) of
$3.50 oO0
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On the afternoon Of the 9th inst, at the Re-
lay House, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
a man named John Duncan attempted to jump
aboard the train while under way, missing his
hold, fell upon the track and had his right leg
so badly crushed that he died the next day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-14

Quite large fire occurred in Brooklyn on
the 9TH inst, consuming several dwellings, be-
sides numerous stables The total loss, how.
ever, is set down at but about $4,000.
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CANCERS euRED.-Dr. Frazee has :

: 9e"6711' ttAOO
pnbc that he prepared cases OF this
diseases and he will GUARANTEE CURE in EVERY CASE
except when vital seriously affected
the sufferer may obtain afflicted with
affections invited visit Dr. F. Consultations advice free
AZ an evidence Of his sincerity his
treatment Dr. f. will undertake every Cancer
snsed and make charge patient 10 cured Patients
cured without pain or the of the knife Twenty
mail will package of ths CANCER SPECIFIC with full
directions for use. Address DE- FRAZEE
apli 2piy 0fce, So ST. Charles str ct
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Lieut.. J. D. Bulloch, of the Navy, who com
manded the mail steamer Georgia, resigned OF
the 9th inst.
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Ssss- STATE LEGIsIATURE-Ca Capt. JOHN A.
candidate the First Representative District
"a the State Legislature made resignation Hon. NJ
Summers. ~
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HenCN's Feyr,t0inons Tn,,ic.

y me Great Southern Remedy AeuE AND FEVER
oLLs AND FEVER 1t fails and Is By far one Of ts
For sale by E. D. BEACH, corner Of chartres and
streets and by Druggists generally "a s.onA i,w
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DAILY OR ESCENr.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Il, 1864.

AJ The Proprietors Of the Crescent will pay NO bills
extracted by any person except Mr. j o. NIXON Or bis
written authority.
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@s- JULES LAvERGNE, Esq., is a Candidate
for the State Senate fill vacancy by the resignation
the Hon J. A. Brand sE,a
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LARGE BUSINESS. 1T will be seen by our COM
mereiai record that tscenty thousand bales of
Cotton have been sold this week at full prices.
This, we believe, is the largest weeks business
80 far this season
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Store for Rent.
tB- THE STORE 10 ST. CHARLES STREET, Of the zx,
The Cotier Halter dealer EaIHM
Gentleuens Furnishing oodsin fact for buslness
for November For day and eyHing fAs Il
In the ghe the city and has the largest
and best Show display articles trade Of store in
the South VIZ
EE- FOR RENT-THE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES Of that
aeahc building CORNER ST. CHARLES AND GRAyIER
STREETS The Second Story The ne and beat lighted
ooms In the city, The Goutd Fors to DO used for commercial
purposes after The lst Of November.
N-.Y ...A L
EE AN OFFICE ON THE GROUND FLOOR TO LET Apply
10 lola 2dpt1 DR. A. SHERMAN, 10 81. Charles street.
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HOUSE FURNISHING store.

House Furnishing Store,
70 and 70 CAMP STREET
~ The Subscribers daily receiving fresh additions
aud varied stock, comprised in which
QuEENSWARE. GLASS and CHINA WARE;
BOHEMIAN WARE,
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASES, and
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE;
PARLoR HALL LAMPS
and GIRANDoLEs;
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in aets or single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE;
ENAMELED HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA, PLANIsHED TIN and JAPANNED WARE;
WOODEN and WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, of all kinds;
PAPER HANGINGS, and BORDER;
DOOR MATS;
WHITE, CHECK, FANCY and COCOA MATING;
WINDOW coRNIcEs, CORDS and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
ALSO
SPIRIT GAS, or Burning Fluid;
SPERM, LARD WHALE OIL,
STAR, SPERM AND WAX CANDLES
kBselected for family use. A1
90 2dpim MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO
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LIST OF LETTERs.-We shall publish the list
Of unoalled for letters remaining in this Post
office up to October IA, in our Monday morn
ing's paper
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q The First la Fashion.
81 THE FOUR. OJTNcE Ham

- hoff CAN BEAT THAT, for he has always on haud d
NO Nohng As for durability they can't t beat Besbe Of Me-
4'A' Hiauuiae'afee my mats. JOHN F.. HoYT,
corner ST. Charles Common street.
- "A hAIiEk WANTED. naan5
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.Ne2s Music.

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
q. D. HEWITT, Agent, No. SO Camp street.
~ soSGsLiks Gladaeas The Wild Birds Song;
Music hath Msc Why Lnger Long, Dying Boy his Mother
Sweet Thoughss Welcome Smiling May My Heart ia Sad
Songs Bright Pinions
WALTzEs : Danube; Aberdeen Charm; Orchestral; FestaI
Midnight Wsves; Belle Of the Fee.
Low schoschs the Last composition Charles Mueller Mon,
Blanc Schottisehe; Nebraska Redows. OLD Qdpst
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aSOSefoH AaEfaN,
SU CAMP STREET Stt
IMPORTER, Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCT
s PIE GODS.
No. 40 CAMP STREET under the City Hotel New os.ps.
Respectfully invites the Attention Of whosnals Retail pea
parchssssto bis VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS which
imported, and constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL COMBS.
IMITATION SHE'LL AND BUFFALO COMBS of evsYy ,.ya a.
variety. 3
BRUSHES Of every description Of HIS ao al
lowest Northern Factory pricea.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Such as PERFUMERg, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS poaATuR
FANCY SOAPS, etc. zI7 E
FINE FANS. PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES pORt
ABLE DESKS together with variety Of PORTE m
PRICES. Z n I
GUNS, PISTOLS, KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS NH
YoLYING PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAzoRs LIFE PaEsEE 4
Frs, FISHING REELS TACKLE Of every yarstv 10
the mostdetermined Angler,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc,
= The stock in thisine, consulting T. r. COOPER
foBiAS and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with AL
of SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS together with
eock Of hne end EASTERN JEEELRg, sILyERWARE etc. BIZ
oeen selected with greaeare by F. ROBERTS many
business and having purchased
cash. greatinducementb will be offered TO pu rchasers
u Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED or tS
MONEY REFUNDED. "e, - L
~ WATCHES, JEYELRY. e.c., CAREFULLY REPAIRED II
WARRANTED. ss.,E e t
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Late Publications,

qfz FOB SALE BY s55
j. B. STEEL, No, so Camp sire ct
ILLUSTRATIONS OF GENIUS. BY Henry Giles.
MEMORABLE WOMEN By Ma. Newton CrosInnd. M
POEMS. BY Thoa Williams Parsoos.
LOST HEIREss BY Erpma 9th.
woNA BLANCA OF NAVARRO Atis,orical Romance.
ALICE SEYMOUR. BY Mira. Grey
MANOR. wARs-N MAN. BY HI. enc Sue. OLD 9dps.
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.Nesp and Interesting gys0rk,

.FesV and Interesting Works.
WALDEN OR, LIFE IN THE WOODS. BY H. D. Thoresu
CAPTAINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. By H. W. Herbert,
LITERARY DECORATIONS AND MlscELLANIES. BY John
G. Whittier.
THE HOME IN THE VALLEY By Emile .carlen.
WooDCRAFT. BY W. Gilmore Smms
THE VIRGINIA COMEDIANS; OR, OLD DAYS IN THE OLD
DOMINION. By G. EGngtam.
PARTY LEADERS; SKETCHES OF DISTINGUISHED AMERI,
CAN STATESMEN. By J. G. Baldwin.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for October.
PUTNAMS MAGAZINE for October
LEsLIE's LADIES' BOOK OF FASHIONS for October
TT Just received and for sale by
J. B. STEEL, Bookseller stationer,
oi2 adpst =Z No. so Camp street.
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FesU House Furnishing Estab
lishment.
ROBIN soN & OLRo YD,


TT Have just received by Importation Europe choice
selection sf--
VELVET, BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS TAPESTRY, THREEpLY and
INGRAM CARPETING;
LAMPAS, BRocATELLE, SATIN DE LAME PRINTED LASTING
GRAPES AND WOOL DAMAsK CURTAIN sTUFFs;
APPLICATION AND TAMBoRD LACE aud MUSLIN CURTAINS
PRINCES, GM?s, EsfBRAssEs LOOPS CORDS and TAssEIs
TABLE LINEN, LINEN sHEETrNG TABLE and PIANO COVERS
Maseies Quilts, Turkish and Huckatnek Towels Window
Bindp, Corniees, Curtain Pins Rugs, Mais Binding
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE Ia parlor sets Puff
Capesu and Ganaucee Saving chas Iron Bedsteads;
Tables, Writing Desks Eogers Work Tables Looking Gnsass
White China Clocks Porcelain Vases Bronze Papier Maee
yer Plated Ware sataettes and general assortment Fancy
articles sF= olo 2dplw
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If. E. .Msslfer's Method for the
Piano Forte s.
hy-THE BEST INSTRUCTION BOOK EVER PUBLISHED, lust
received and for sale by H. D. HEWITT, Agent,
OLD 9dpS No. 80 Camp street.
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RuPTUREs CURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
tent fIus and Rupture Remedys relief and certain
the of all Rupure To good fit appv IL
the propretors establishment 10 ST. Charles street. and inquire for
Dr. Sherman For further particulars advertisement, ON .bs
sppIv the descriptive pamphlet fabqs
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Ctty Ramk OF Cociara,. = CO.

DO OAmp atreet. ; J :
r% NoTfCE-From date Six PER CENT fyTFf
EST will be paid Moneye left this payable demand
INTEREST paid Moneys ef 10. any su,d
fed time W. Tesl 7fss
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS bearing Ass.s,
,ate and negotisbin any the
SHORT LoANs lnndh on undnnhtad cnllatsnnia nhifz
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Ninth TOEaxMae .aaaaaas6sl Report.
ESrNoW READY Foa DELIVERY, FIRST PART OF NINTH
VOLUME ANNUAL REPORT.
B. BLOOMFIELD, Distributing Agent
m Apply B. sTEELs, No. so Camp street ola qdps.
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VV'rtght's Indiasa Vegetable DiIIs

NJNNtHUEE
10 addition being Of tho best bilious nscinsA It's o
removing pain which truly astonishing F
dve of said Indian Vegetable P every bshseu going
will in short time completely lid the body Of thoee huu
which lodged the liver the pain lido 81
ms extending to the shoulder blade difficulty hteasbug
and sickness oas Of sppei cosvens auleny vrhy ysI
complexion and ohar mporus nAnpsd cr torpid ~ II ~
liver. sE
wRtGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS also thorouvb,v ,.
the stomach and bowels from all bieas ether paf
aud therefore cdc eholer. s
and other disorders Of the intsstiuss.
~ For sale Wholesale aud retail BY
% qdt6t j. WRIGHT A. f0 NJ, cb.,,,..s -. II
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Creme De R0Mxy Ghansssagns
JACOUESSON & Fills BRAND

An entirely BoHsy other brsa
k NOW LANDING, $50 baskets OF the above hfr,
quarts and paa and will receive, In the
further supply.
THIS Wine adecdedy superior to other champagneinp
into this well known all who
Fills Brand oetheYCREME DE BouZY FLEuR DE
"a Also on hand, usual OF The VINES ID
the market which will DO sold ssr
sny other house In the city. ~
fanIS qntf n
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cution down to this time, and we are to associate
y with theeyldence for the Defence We are to
follow Col. Loring that morning We are to fol-
low him as he went through the hall in search Of
servant, met one on the way, speaking to him,
going to the office, and having conversation
with the book keeper, with his proceeding up the
stairs; that alteration with another Of some
kind, which it will be for us hereafter to deter
mine the character of There in a yerv brief
space Of time, coupled with other circumstances
the life of one man, unknown to the other. was
taken We are to follow the witnesses, one by
one, IN their agitation, as they saw the matter,
and their remembrances thereafter of that cir.
scumstance, and of the effect which that agita-
ton had upon their after remembrance The
character of it we are hereafter to determine
ourselves
MI Hall continued to say that they would
show how greatly the District Attorney had
mistaken the real circumstances of the case in
his opening, when he had spoken Of the ac
cused as following the path of the deceased
with the instrument of death in his hand. Z,
That cane was the daily, hourly companion Of
pr. ufaham IL was as a part of his dress
which be never went without and ON leay;ng
his room that morning, he took it in his hand liz
the same natural impulse that he took his hat.
True, II was an instrument of death but. mn.
der the mysterious providence of God, any thinr
might become at some time an instrument II
death. They would be able to show--what Mad
not yet been shown--the beginning Of the
quarrel AT the head Of the stairs. They would
show that Col Loring had struck the accused !;
and they should judge what the effect Of that
blow would be upon the hot and thirsty brain Of
the aceuseds just coming from his bed, and un.
ger the excitement Of travel The blow, he
might say, was that of a giant. given upon a vi
tat part, and staggered the accused. They
woeia judge Of Its effect upon bis brain He
closely 1t was truth they were after. for his
client dreaded the breath Of c;o n,ors n
any consequences Of the verdict
ssn C,lshaa called aud sworn by the ieesce examined
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issk. nd veas 70 IHa. and the Emperor reviewed
the company Of gTepadisn Of the regiment OF st
Martial The a6Ahity II their maJesties Ia said Il
have quite Won the spanish hears. Oee would have
thought, however, that Nspo!eos had quito enough
sDeazs % % i !. ;ss VIZ 0frsvs"ss a home with
The Emperor Of Russia decidedly declines the
proportions u England and France. It has been
nd at st. Petersburg that several years Of unsuo-
oesu1uI war coald not can for groster sscrifces
The JosrwSi de Saint Pete sboNrg has a article
on the Eastern question, In which the following pas
ssse appears 70 excite much attention." The I'M
pegiA government had . right 10 hope that the
nodesfion Of lie acts, we'll rs the good faith OF
hs ntsntious, would have been appreciated by the
cahinet Of Vienna II Ia ON this persuasion tast it
has acted, nnce the common cemept Of the present
eriass. The altitude lately assumed by Austria in
rcntering untsOable for Our armies Strategic posi-.
taon which they had takea up with confidence, has
obliged them 70 Q movement Of concentration,
which they have just executed"
Al e. e. are TUNED just nov to the CrIu.a, bnt
~ have no certain indication Of the Eastern army
when say al eyes are turned towards hat seat OF
war, DO NOS mean N add that there Is that en-
fhnsissm yet about the war which, a. the plot
thickens, might have been anticipated from the ma
fios ii love OF glory. Somehow or other there is no
real unbintDess or the part az the French towards
the Cossack, and 90 not think that il gives them
Any RAJ pleasure wien the cannon Of tie Invaldes
fsocaim = victory over them. The French say il
n b. suse military glory has lost its charm with
them; cr u n ttst they DO net think they have 0
foe worthy Il their steer Il h n fact viii h can
ats time % plscs, heard q FRI nrhman speak other
-se than win the greatest indifference Of the gene
fsi ps hey ~ the var.
A Mr.. Tajbct, citizen OF the United States, hai
la't - eivsd the bouquet FOR his ascent I, Mont
hi~nc. BERTHE.
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About iopr o'c.ceb yesterday sf<rneoa tss siars q
E,e IN The sixth District eceAsopes ~ sfs ers&s
Ing out IN second story IN Sai1lsr5 No.
IT Ercone street, occupied ~ Mary wseis cessrsa
~onsn. 1hs aIssen quietly On The SPOT sa4 500
c.coed IN gushing tee namss bfore sa, had spread
tsyone Tie room In ViSn he sro criy1ssd. Mr..
Woods states that nc Ora esr,sa By her seinx user
the he'd With lighted car1le to lock FOR cellar, arf In
doing she sci RE "a the bed vsfiancs fha ds ~ss
s,iingeished At that tine abe thoaghi snA shs lott
the rocm WITH her cboren and vert down sierA si .
ttout three quarters Of hour nfierwar1 ne b ax
ard room was discoyeed all art tDe supposed nss
Inst she ua not hsve put ogt all the Ire, eDf aeg
her Ab down stairs mast have hi ae4 ~ saAn,
tnd thus gseo tie fro
yfs Woods has been ths gresltst liver Tor peAiy all
her clothing, md tina. % her hustsnd sell a der
Cdfons and furniture has destroyed ~ the ere
spd water tsgeher. She estimates her los 81 about
500. The building belongs 20 Mr. Iobn &. Isvsy
ing In the front premises The damage lgus - ts
Gding III be about $50. The premises occupied
Is several celoroi families.
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TIE cs,,ss. an. sss..ss.r-.

The Ssnsos N. siuat<sr~.
The fo,is wing lNtses Il hanssd 10 A. 81 NJ ".
Rowing, o. No. James Zip. tbss cssy. sas - sa,..
iished for the tene. Of tAoSe csl-srs aad al >es
who served In Fsem,ss's regim.ss il Csif~ais, ln
1867 -
Pxsssos oyrlcx. s.ss 4. issa
Of fourth section q ths e, q Aaxss J. issS ave-
TO inform you hat this seeAsea airecls bs rosrfy 4
War to receive ssa ssss- . . slsesa o. ~. = -.
OF Volunteers eomuaniei b. Lieat Col d r. nsss
in California asy authenticated b. tAs yssssr -
corrections VI the muster rDix 10 - unsxr Al
regard to the periods o. 4nf sfmtat &r t~raps
vice, and the omission u names the @sns~rssf ssi
battalion, as upon faiisiac,oy pie. ~ may ZEN right
ana proper and "a FAR pra4tsse 10 cars~4ens vita
the ray rolls Of Major . Ee.dbg. fsym.stef "A s1s
battslion, with resp G. 10 the Drlp OK -egvss hss
al who served ia tie military OF ths Uai,s<
states IA California dgriog re aie gar via ssxios.
VII, thes the cotu.nio aAral " maia osnosrS
ms. be nttte 10 all the cs1ets II az tas kcls VI Goa
sr . providing for the .a5osst Of vSus'ses In sae
l,satpsreot ths the principal at The oaIy object
Of he foregoing Provisions is procure the
Of tie muster roll OF the battalion II youa teers CON
nhloea ~ cal g. Fremont, in California, - that al
VINO served uEesr his command may receiss The
teLe1ts part Of his battalion have essy received
To e'Iest this the secretay Of War il aathoess V
ceive additional muster rolls, duly authentic tied by the
proper ocers corrections 81 thu sasa~ 10 be as
in regard to pesoas Of enlistment term f SERVICE "A
orissicn na,nee ard as far a. prac,ic b,s "a 49,
them espord with pay rolls OF Major B. Read.
ing with respect TO the periods Of service.
When these rolls are thus perfected the per vo~s
names sha be found IL ereon whether they served
under naval or Military officers, live III tins
benefits Of s the acts Of Congress providing Tor the
hstnei Il volunteers il the Mexican war Ihssc bsne
fits arhe three months extra pay provided by the sos
OF July 49, 1913, AID land bounty, promised By :is
act Of February H. ls47. 70 far The land IL coucsrn
e. the law win be executed ia this bureau and whsxs
II shall appear from the said corrected rolA that the
claimant shall have served in the mill arg s.r
vice in California ou,pg the late war WITH Mexico hs
VIII be entitled to receive Q warrant for 100 acres az
snd; and where he shall have sed less perios he
VII bA entitled 70 receive forty TIE form Of
pucatOn for ire benefits aud the yeracaton Of the
pers, will be the same that used uner the a
11lh February, lSt7 l. r. w.LDo.
In. sIK-ahe psy rolls If Major Reading embrace the
names Of all 'ho served on shore froca the squadron
j. q.
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Los, 90 fsr, this year 1906

NEBRASKA IspIAss SrABvrss.--Thc Iowa Gazette
says the conGion of the Ottoe and Missouri Indians
Is deplorable. Government having neglected 10
comply gith treaty syipulations, those tribes are
suffering from hunger, aud have commenced rAvng.
ing tho gaIdcns, and plundering the whites 50
jtuIaiDg In Nebraska, OF every thing they oAa pas
hancs upon. The whites have each paid over $40,
which was to secure them from moiestation. Tue
indians, when upbrsided for tlor breach OK faith,
state that the Great Father has broken his pledge
t. them, and they are compelled by hunger to break
q cir faith wia the eniig1ants.
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oTFfsR AND DISTURBANCE AZ PTrsrURg,--Tha
nen Iucae/s Of Pittsburg have been on strike for
hiebsr w 6ss since tho 18th Of Juno last, and the
.np'cyers seeing no prospect OF their coming TO
Terms cent Fast ard enjoyed hands to work for IS
Pcs tn. On Sunday isst fifteen Of the 70 arrived nc
Ph'hburg and were tsl;cn to Hsilman & Co.'s min.
were the strke Haxty soon gathered aud threatened
q oistai bs1cc- However, the aid OF the 6hesi0
Mayor a1d police vas called In All the rioters d..
pssseds sSd lS2e s,nse gyoa 30 farther ixoGlia,
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Az HONOR pEotrNfD.--The Reverend Thornton
A. Nils, of Indianapolis, dec inca the honorary &C.
gree conferred upon him by a Weston college. In
bis declensior Mr.. Mills has assigned several rea.
sllarp thrusts "some colleges bid in this ~ for
The support Of influential meB; and some men, or
their friends for them beg buy degrees from col
leges wbosc deocndent circumstances do not elevate
them above the pressure Of such touching and NOV.
ipg applications. Some who could not obtain de-
gree where they are Known secure il by such means
where they arc not known, and svdd6ojy bus: n
f-il dignity or Tho sgtoujsbed community