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iluNc IN EyrlHY.-Aitcr the passage Of
Nebraska, bi l. the wings AMI free soilvrs of
Exeter, n. H., hung President Pierce and
Hon. Harry llibbard in cillgy. Thcreupon
the New Hampshire Patriot discourses as
follows:
'rhe people may rccollcct that the great
J,iivrson was hung in cillgy in the same
town OF Exeter, ard in no other town in New
Hampshire; and it is meet that such true
and worthy disciples of that pure patriot as
Con. Pierce anl llibbard, should be treated
in the same manner hy tho worthy desccnl /
ants and successors Of the misoreants who
thus horo-o., Jefferson
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You KNIT adnHNh'y, SAD frod' looking
on WIth an UNCONSCIOUS AR OF au'hiIat'oh'
Helen sat at m open window through
winch the rose bushes thrust thy'r h'uS0Ing
buds, making both sw'c, shade and ira
grancc'
Helen was at work on u long, b'nc stoci-
ing, ana h,r hng,r h,N ''N, Snow.''r"S'
You KNIT ""m'rab'y-are you iona Oh
~, -, 49,
1,', qu'''' INC II oi'''f '''oh any''ls
N,-'Aat Isl h'."h-i can '"u'" WY
",n'
'Anu 90 you r'au h"'h' fr'u Z an''S
'au 'laN.I." ''"" '',[ 'o'n,ls ol i.'S ~ y
o.c' every 'ap''' '"'l'' anu ,o, III SVa' It
o' some doom OF l"f''. hu' "o' P"s
aF"l, Gun !c"o" "r "r'' ''P"'u HIS
S'WHh, ,r g., ..c
oh' vs. i'c''" S"'" VII" "'S"''S''>''
an,
nat uooES P''""' NV I" "S"'
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Only Il County Girl.

than we'd a mere county beauty
"But Fred, supposing hvr intelligent,
moral, full OF nature poetry, tcndcr-h,art-
ed. graceful, unspoiled by adulation--a
guilci,s,, simple, loving cruaturc--'
'Ay,' said Fred, laughing, "a choice clus-
ter OF virtues and graccs. Country beau
ties are always sweet, and guicyos and sim-
pie, so are country cows. No tell you II
she were aS lovely an angel, with tine best
SENSE in the world, still !! unsdiilcd in ll'era-
tuic with 10 soul above cuurno and knitting
needles, | wouldn't marry her for for
tune.
'lIa, haN laughed Helen Irving; but it was
a very pianissimo laugh, away down III the
corner of her musical !Ittiu heart. Hidden
behind huge tree, she sat reading within
few feet only oi the ,gotlst
Another momyut and the young men
came within sight. fred's face y. CRIMSON,
and he whispered in s,oiJirr.. "a alton, 30
you think she hcardY 'c u''f.
40, ryoined the other hShi I'D ibly--she
shows 10 resentment; She has not even
look d up from her book; you are sat, she
could not have heard you but look what
an angel she is ~
Yes, Helen was as far as outward beauty
might merit the oncouium. She sat halt
reclining on rustic scat, striving to smooth
out the dmples in her checks, 4, 'ne laid ht
book asd, and began to twinc hail hEI,n-
Cd wreath Of wiIdros,s.
l. aniug on one Whit arm, the gnarlo d
oak trunk back gluund, AO@eis -tTcWu
around her, pccping from h,r bright locks,
and scattered over her whit. Dress She sat
quite at her cas-, appar, ntiy unaware that
Woycry handsome young gentlemen were
80 near her.
Approaching with vcry low bow, upon
which hio Mirror had st tAe SEA. OF tau tess
elegance, Frederick Lane took the liberty OF
asking If the young lady would be hinc
enough to nlom him where Mr, Irving
lived
With au innocent smil, the beauty look d
mp. 'Mr. IyIrg, the only Mr. Irving in TIA,
yiHagD, IS ny father sne said, rising IN Il
.harmIurly gracefully manu,r. The l.rg
nOusc, sla contain d, 'un high ground, hah
hiII II jy tree, al Gtligk sArubbcry-tIat>
wa,rc ", i've. b,li,vy it Was an academy
un,t--that's sort Of select school, isn't IL;
Win tuc uUst naIgra -,u Icliy, turning
To Fr.d
He replied by aroth rcXtr mcly graceful
tow.
'I,lg your flthDr, said Ia, that shall do
myself luc honor of calling on him to'mo e
row. lie viii r,m'mbcr mc-fr,d d,reh
Iano, at your service.
'h,,, sir; l'Nte. him word for word, re-
piled liy.,n, tu,krgh,r sleeve aronnd Ler
pr,Hy arm, anu making rather formal cou.
toy lh'n catching up h'r look ana gat.'
"i"g ,he Sca'l'rea ho"Iis' '"' huif',u To-
"a'd nome
'No", lath,r, mothor, aunt ana ss, SaI.
I Ia, m,ii! g'fi, bounding 70 t"r room "h'r.
in' Fanny were AZ suppyI-~,"' true as 80,
, ana 'N', tuat Mr, Ian, W""m you Ali IA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01

We notice By the eastern papers the mar
rIacc OF Edward Y. C. .JulSon, better known
to the community as Ned Butline.--rhs no.
torous individual vas united in wcdIock to
Miss Jane Judah. Jew,ts, Of Charleston,
fNasRN ~ 'ho t8'N irE'
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ANhAs '''B INV pN"ii ilO4li h'i ups, iN-
markable Tor originality and briliancy.
i'll should fall in the snare thought he,
i can educate her. 1t would be worth try
ing
1t was useless to combat with his passion,
so at last nc iell at lieen's feet, tguratively
spcaklnS, )gnd Con!,sst d his love.
Il care not Helen, only be mine;' was his
invariablc answer to her exclamation Of un-
worthless; she should appear in fashionable
society, etc.
They were married-had returned from
their wedding tour, and at the expiration Of
the honey moon Fred was more in love than
ever. At grand entertainment given by
the relatives Of the Bridegroom, Helen looked
most beautiful, Her husband did not insist
tnat she should depart from her natural
simplicity of character, and indeed without
jewels Or laces, and ornomlnts of fair moss
roses, she looked the most lovely creature in
the room.
As she entered the great saloon, blazing
with light, her heart failed her. Snail love
him as d,arlyi' she asked herself, If | find
that he is ashamed oil iney cannot bear the
thought bUt should ne overcome all conven-
tIOnal notions, then have | a husband worthy
to be honOred-tnen Shall he be proud OF his
wife How shc watched him as he present
Cd her TO one and another.
Simple whispered a magnificent looking
81 | rcsplehdvnt with Diamonds, rs she curl
Cd her lip and passed by. The obse, yation
escaped neither Helen nor her husband. -
She looked at him. lie smiled lovers
smiic and o.ly drew her closer to his side
Many in that brilliant gathering pitied 'poor
FRED, wondering why he had martyred nim-
sell on The shrine Of ignorant rusticity.
but he, oh, joy he seemed only to love
her the more as she clung to his arm so tim
Idly. His noble face expressed the pride
uuly fit; he looked as il hc would have
swept back the scorners witt, one IN tion of
his hand, had thy vcntured too high on the
wave OF his pr He seemed to excuse
every lOok--,v,,y word not in strict confor.
NIFTY to ,tiqucttJ-and Hcen's. heart beat
hgh tears CAM to hor eyes when she thus
frt now noble heart she had won.
The young bride stood near her husband
talking III low tone, and new conner ap-
pcar,d. She was a be .utlfui, slightly form
eI creature, with naughty features and ILL
concealed scorn lurkcd in her large brilliant
eyes, VIII never she glanced toward Helen.
once sne had held sway over Fred, anl
"1"' "s ""o,' "e n'u ''Ii' '''' '"' 'a"0'e1
AZ '''1' VI u'u'''p" ''au Io'"e , a.,,
SAID a low voice near her.
y0' sPN' 'a'' o'o" "''"
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A.NvI! "''I'' iI''''u ii'4'''' He'- '''eoN
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01

About thirty years ago, Gen, Cass owned
n farm in 1hat is now the heart of D,troit.
and, by simply "holding on he has become
the poss sscr Of fortune estimated at three
millionF Of dollars
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01

The Indians composing the Six Nations
aen,w no ding a Con ton OF the resJrya.
ton, eight miles south of Syracuse. They
have a number Of tents and every nation is
representud by large delegations.
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There arc some that live without any dc.
sign at all, and only pass in the world like
straws on a river, they do not 90, but are
rn-rirl
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Total,
S5a,35s 90

The reason for Che small amount of coin.
agc--othcr than unforeseen difficulties in
the way of starting new estabishmont--is
stated by the San Francisco papers to be,
that the government neglected 20 supply u
sufficient quantity OF silver for refining
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And there, far out on that beautiful pra..
rie, wueru tue flowers VI ulaven : own plan
ting ,ucircrd and OypIsp cad n,r .oncly
grave, lhty buried her ana n,r enid.
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4 HARD HIr-Hcnry Ward Beccacr 5ays
he means to vote aqoins, TIE Nebraska bill,
though Che ballot box should ba placed in
the jaws orh---ll
To this the Wheeling Argus replies, tia,
every man has right 10 vote in his own
precinct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-01

An author unknown achieve, t1c follow
ing remark: The entrance oi single We
man of talent into a Giaiiy i- sufficient "
keep Il clear Of fools f., several ctacs
: n--
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ColNAGE AT THE SAN FRANCISCO MIHr.--
The coinage at the new san Francisco branch
mint in April, is stated as follows:
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Cash pald 70, all klnI- of P'uLurr at the Cu,h
m,n Ware Huusr, M,ln Canal.
NAV 1854
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THE srEAMsH Up FRANKLIN.

Since the Franklin first struck, she has
worked into an inner shoal, and she is now pro.
uoun.sd irretrievably lost. The vessel is val.
ued at 100000 and the cargo at $500, 600
both fully covered by insurance. Yesterday
morning, the reporter Of the N. Y. Evening
Post who is at the wreck, thus wrote:
A 6 cd blow from the southwark for two or
three hours to-day would break her iu two
she already leaks very badly. and it may be
expected that tutal wreck will be her lot
aud the In chineIy will lave to be speedily re-.
moved If the VIC the: only holds fine. mos,
Of her cargo will DO got out not much Injured,
although some is already much damaged.
Thu zee steam tugs were sent on at o'clock on
Tuesdly a'ternoou, but we're unable to ap
rroach the vessel, she having got upon tue
inner bar.
They left at night for New York. Thare
are to day five lighters within reach, and they
will be employed to endeavor to relieve the
position OF The uGfo, tuna,e vessel. In the
deep fog witch prevailed, little fault can be
ATM 'uted to the cap ain, who is a VT II known
Officer Of skill. soundings had been taken
previou. to Monday mo. ming, as it was known
tbat land was within few miles.
She lies 10 eight feet of sand and 10 rollip,,
and cracks, 6 very much.
About one hundred men were employed by
the general sgept for the New York Board OF
Underwriters yes,erday, who remsined in the
tent ON the beach. This morning upwards OF.
sky men arc az wo, to assist in removing
the freight.
Amosg The passengers of the Franklin were
twelve nuns from Ita'y, nine of them belorg-
ing to tho Order Of Jesuits, and three to the
Order Of the Sacred ueaIt
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ing it instead Of eighteen dollars-the price
Of freighis not long since.
So the American farmer pays the increased
cost Of his gusno, delivered In an American
port, to the American ship owner not 10
Peru.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-on yesterday, the 10th Of July.
there were of Treasury Warrants entered Cd
the books of the Department
For the payment Of Treasury debts 30 OH 90
cor tho customs ................ So, 224 AZ
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. ..s....... , oSo 81
For the War Department. 3747 o.
For the Navy Department. 2l7,S II
For carrying to the surplus fund
balance If appropriation far
more than two years on The 30th
of June. 1854. 20 "a
For tho Interior department.. AIS So
For re-paying in the Int rior De.
partment .................... 1921 81
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Murder Last Might In Alsxapdris.

Last night Tho watchman in the cotton fsc-
tory at Alexandria was murdered. His body
va. found on the premises, in the yard, this
morning, with the skull broken, evidently With
club or some hing of the sort. The coronefs
jury was holding an inquest upon the body
this morning. II vas shown in esfdence tna'
he was up and attending to his duties at ..
IN having novel the hand Of tie indicator
of tho esta pIishmebs every half hour through
he night, up TO the time he was found, in his
rough and dirty clothes in which be made the
preparations for starring the engine Tor the
day work. About O'Clock, q. m q gentle
man named Nails. who lives opposite, heard
tinguis she'd the words, '.iou id Irish son Of
ab-h, you Gene here inteI fering with my
work lie then saw some person Iun in the
dirsc ion of The Canal A dog from one ofthe
ueighboripg houses started in pursuit, but he
LOST all trace Of him Messrs Lovejoy and
Fitzpatrick gave ample testimony Of The good
character of tho deceased; and DIR. NJ. III
Lewis after an examination Of the body tes-
fed that the wound must have been iuficted
with some blunt instrument. heavy stick
of wood found laying over the body Of The de-
The whole it would seen, that The deceased was
called upon few moments after 3 o'clock by
s,me individual, pareytd awhile. had slight
ustle the condition of his cap sticks Of wood
near the scene, &c furnish evidence of this;
finally heavy bow from stick of wood, in
he hands Of his assaiIant, fel.el him to the
earth; breaking hi. skull and causing instant
death. The name Of the deceased in kagons
AS reporters for the press were excluded from
the jury room during the examina' ion. We m
only say that an inquest was held. and We left
Coronef Ne,le's jury and witnesses lockel up
10 the clerks Ofie,. a-l
A muss also took place among the Irish res.
dents in the neis hborh sod in which the recent
bride, Irish Ana. figured con- picuously. AMI.
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tomary oath of office was administered to him

tomary oath of Office was administered to him
ysstet lay. szh .
49, On Tuesday afternoon last. street
fight occurred Ia New York between Mr.. 7.
F. Meagher, one Of the editors OF the Cisis'",
and Mr.. McMas.ers, editor Of the Fresman's
Journal. The difficulty grew ont Of an arti.
Gle which appeared in the Journal personally
{ ffensive TO the fret named gentleman. The
result Of the combat appears TO have been
that Mr.. Meagher's forehead was graled BY a
pistol ball, while his opponent was severely
beaten about the head and shoulders with a
riding whip knocked down kicked and
jumped on. Both parties were arrested and
bound over to keep the peace. 1t is generally
thought, unless friends interfere, resort will
be had to " pistols and COTE for two"
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" The abolition frantics Of the North and
their allies, have had it nll to the mselves late
~ in the way Of violent abuse of the Southern,
people, insulting and burning in efigy our
pErest statesmen. trampling upder feet the Con
stitutioo. and setting Law at defiance. t.
show that the people will not much longel
snbuit to this thing in silence we copy the fol
Living frOn the Weston (Mo.) Argus:
Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD -We arr
.sutnorized-by responsible men in this neigh
bcrhoUd-to offer the above reward for Il m
prebension and safe delivery into The hands .,
the squatters of Kans IS Territory, Of one ELL
JHAYsR, leading and ruling spirit among
the 1bolii ionists Of New York and New Eng
lsud, recently appointed as q special agent b,
the murderers OF Batcheldor, in Boston, Z,
proceed to Kansas for the purpose Of examip-
log that tenitory and making selections o.
suca portions IS Rill suit for The settlement O,
twenty thousand udips, OF
course, the nuili6ers Of The fugitive slave Law
the rescaers IF the slave Shsdruch, and Ii,
nurdsrers Of Batchelder, a United State.
Eepu Marshal, In the disch 1rge Of bis duty
Said Lii 1haysr IL . representative Of the
higher Law doctrine" and deputed by tn,
wealthy Abolitionis,, Of New York CITY, Bos
ton and ether cities to make way" for ,b.
o'oA peapeio, Soicses, anu WuIQ6rerS. WnG
n Q to settle Kansas for, and in behalf or tn.
worthy employers and colleagues in iniquit,
OF said 1bayer. Now. therefore, 1t behoyes al
goot citizens Of kaDsas territory and the Stat,
of Missouri, to watch the advent of this agen
OF aooiiiOnism; to arrest him and deal viii
him IN such manner IA the enormiiy If hi.
crimes aud in'quities shall seem to merit
Representing ali the AboliJionists, be conse-
quenty bears all their sins, and the blood o,
: ba eheider IS upon his head crying aloud foI
expiaiion At the hands Of the people We
would counsel moderation, but let him, sai,
Thaycr, carry back to bis " abolition confed.
era,ss" OF New England, such evidence. OIL
his person, as will be an admoui ion ever here
Mt or, for them not TO meddle with our peace
oar Institutions, and our nights under the CON
stiIution vi tho country. Watch the move
men Of Eli Thsyer, and give him warn
reception
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
GREAT BRITAIN.

The official return Of the quarters revenue
to July the 5th is uufAvorable, showing q fall
ing of of fSl2.00O on the quarter, and $500,
900 on the year.
Nothing important has transpired in Parlia.
ment.
Kossuth addressed large NEE ing at Glas
cow on the 5th. at which resolutions were
adopted, t. petition the Crown for the re.estAb.
lishment of Poland
Captain Bradish of the ship Ashburton.
arrived at Liverpool from New York, rescued
the crew of the shipwrecked vessel Susan from
Cadiz
Ii. W. Lord & Co., colonial merchants Of
London, have failed.
SPAIN
The instruction continued, and the Govern.
mont was severely pressed. The Queen had
thrown herself on the protection of The troops.
Is is inpOssi BILE t. come at the truth. From
the sr atements published by Government. the
insurgents numbered 1900; of whom 000
the ministry and the Queens favorites. The
Outbreaks as yet have heen entirely military
An action took place near tho village of Vical.
| varo. The insurgents charged three time:
unsuccessfuliy. and Mt length after great los!
| ,e.rea,ed upon Toiedo. The Royaiists would
again attack them. when the expected rein.
forcemepts arrived from Ssrsgosss 30.
Madrid was qaiet. and there was no general
ris ng in the provinces.
The news had reached Barcelona, and all
| was quiet there.
Anxiety WAS felt as to the part that Gener.
ais Narvaez and Serene viii take-meantime
the instruction is formidable. and it depend
| upon accident whether the insurgents or royal
ISIS will triumph.
ITALY.
Letters from Italy say that the alliance O
Austria with France and England has great
| dam.,ened the prospects of the revolutiouar,
| party in LombaUiy and thu Roman States.
Harvest had begun in Lombardy and wa
| unusually abundant.
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NEW Books Taylor 4 Maury send q.
6 Rsmbles in Iceland, by PliDy Miles; Nsn
York, published BY chss. B. Norton, II Cham
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interesting work, indeed, concerning q countr,
d asiing essentially from nearly all the res
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tonishly little is known by the masi Of Anne j.
can readers Mr.. Niles writes very happily
% Tar ~ his style u concerned and ia, with.l
. Close observer Of just such matters. by which
be may be surrounded, ss will be most Iksl,
to interest his Own counsrynen. TN tn,
whole, few more readable books have mad.
their appearance Of late.
joe shiliipgton has sent ne the Angus
number Of Godsy's popular Lady's Book 70,
August. II L. excellent, as usual. We ais
have, from the same publsher, "The Myae
Ties OF Convent" thrilling anti Catholic
story, written by noted Ms,hodist preacher
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