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lisl ;ie proceedings Of this meetings.
The thanks Of the Association hav.
ing2becn returned to Mc. Noah Crane,
for the use Of the ToMn,. Hail. the
meeting adjourned.
j. M. PITTS, Pres't. q
l.. J.. L"EING, Scc'y.
Nov 18th. 1854.
s. ,-S~,-,- ..--o-..-~--~~~~~
South Carolina Confer
cncc appoint anacants.
CHARLESTON DisrEIcr.-H. a. c. Walk.
or F. f..
horics,on-Trini,y-Joseph Cross.
C"mJsr'and Samuel, Lcard.
B.Mci--J0hn r. Wighllnan. & p
81. Jamcs-W E. Boone a
Copper Rirer-A. Erwin, G. E.. Wig.
gins.
CooFer Ricer MisSion--G. w. Mood.
81. AnIreUs Mission-To be supplied.
Cypress "A. Nc Corquodalc.
81 Gcorge's-P. a. NJ. Williams.
). Georges anil St. Pauts Mission--A.
Nciilcs.
Pom Pom WSSion-W. G.. Kirkland.
Warrboro-A. W. Walker, F.. NJ.
Kennedy. -. $ ~
A Shcpoo ani C0mjnh:e Mission-P- G.
Rowman,' IL. a Price. I So.
Prince 'KiHiagls A1issiJnAWm. Hutto.
Biack Smamp-A. G. Stacy, B. 4.
Jones.
Sarunnoh Rirer Nfission-J. D. w.
Crook, D. a. Ogburn.
Oakaiee lIisSioa-To Ire supplied.
EdiS:o nd JehosSee IMissiUl--C VIII.
son,
Ecaui0ri N;SSion--R J. Cnburn.
GHoEGEruwN DlsrEIcT--C. Belts p. f
Genrye!rsca--C. Ii. PriicliArd.
Santce Mi$siH--M. Eady, J. S. Con-
ncr. 44
Black Rirer and Pee Dee Mission.--A.
VI. Chr"nz.crg, j $. Erwin.
Diack Rircr-ii. l.. Banks, WIN. w.
Jones.
Blach .lIingo llissim--J Parker.
C"nrnyb0ro--J. l.. Shuford. X. r..
Cap rs. .
Huccamum .Mii<siu.-W. Curs,n, 6. w.
Stokes.
llnrinn-D. English
Marian CreHil-E. ID. Bordcn II. NJ.
M,,i
Gcmc,ssHie L. NJ. I.ii;Ie,!. W. Cr;-
der.
S"cjc,y iLN .Iission-J. p. Hughes.
;kertc-H. &. Prisons.
Dw'inytva-M. a. Mex ,bbcn, l.. w.
lI,u.:r.
!.A..,tYY Ci.p.i !'is<i.n,-I &. Mii.ick:
COLUMBIA D!>TnIcr--W. Crook, 3.
t""m''" ash n.55 .sl--". ~. Gamc-
well:
AH"H s''res1-F'. ~ .h'h'A.
t"'""1bil C'rcu.-A. l.: Smith.
b"rhEsH-S. Jones, WA: t1em'nE-
way.
Or'Rycd@rS5-D }. Summons, w. H.
l'nwi"n. -
L'rm5'"n-f. ID. l'cnr't"y, WIN. Mood.
H"mc@ d. w Seas.
upFcr Sln'ec MSSion: a. P. Ayant.
H"MsrtWe, W, II F'c."'nE.
'9Hm'tf .. :. 'r'n'nS' II " burgess
fnucheid' T. Mcleod :"
: 'IiH"s5oro cnd Chesterfield: J W
! North
| Ch.Her: James II Watd
| Colin hlurrhison Agent leF Co'n,nba
Female College
| CHARLOTTE DisTnIcL ID Derrick RE
N' '''' - -
! Ch"rlH's Crsu@: w iarrisfJ :
! Nc.son
conco'd J. k.stier
, 1jbsrmar!s " = Z Clarke
W"a"%biF" . a 3arhT.
Wnn'"Sbor" Snr1nS: ; ii Brown L
" } h"'iT'sss. -.~, 20, =
! tMs+'rr"t'di - NJ Donald
,"m'""; !""'eS o'ncy
h""'es ."'SS'"h' II l. oso"rh' A J
'"n;ncns
hn"""S'c' n! II h'n''iS"i
1"nE'" :''"'r: " '''cr'''s
H"'c""'i" $ C'e"' MISSION l.
''",,'T,'". ~, - T.,
IL Nai3h president Carolina Fcmalt
,o'csc.
nfAErAH1CHc >, !, DISTRICT W hei!e!
e. H. ~ :,
or''""H2'|3 N"' Maria.
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! Notice.

Application .@fll ba fgade TO The Com.
h,issioIers of Pensions for duplicate of
Land Warrant, No. 97.T5f tor Uaereas
lssaed under The Act September 2s,ls5tp
eo George Floyd, the original being los, or
'nisiead, having never reached the War
rantee. ~ y,.5r JAMES TAYLOR.
Agent and Attorney Of George sslsyls,
8. SnmterVille, s. e., Nov. :2y lS11.ss Cd
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MARRIEp,- Oh Thursday, evening
the 2Srd inst, by the Rev. Thomas
R.English, Dr.: RoBERT II. REaBEKr
and Miss EaaA C., daughter Of Mrs,
Mary $. Commander, oil sof this Dis:
trict. = Z. a'ia .ta3l' s,,t5:.
On the 3lstof. 0etober3byf the Rev.
Mr.. Robertson, Mr.: s.. P'.. DuRAsr of
'ssgs.otst s''s Dlstsie'h, g. c. 10: Mis- Eli.
sAtETH ! CtRE7oaynof,i Unieaa County,
~. q '.''''.:," s-S!!wg ~, fi,:.Ia Is, =.
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OLUMBIA BOOZE STORE,
ESQ. q AG4-B5chaRrfsola .Sg.
(NExT DOOR TOT. w. RADcLlrr's JEss~
Is a.es RaEY SoRs.) -. ~ .;iss
GEoRss Nj. CALnoux respectfully in
forms the citizens Of &,nnter and '...hie all.
joining districts that he uow has. and keeps
rconslontly on hand large assorlmen, of
Books Stationery and Fancy articles, !!alE
.oi which re offers Tor sale on acconlno.ia-
ting terms. E5}til
eR Country, merchants would do we'll
in give hnn a call. !. 81 \, .t5ts
sS A u orders from the country care-
inlly and promptly attended III.
Nov. .. 1881. a.. N.
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Treasury to e1pend the appropriation
for saving Of life on the coast of the
United States, endangered by wrecks,
on the consts OF Long Island and New
Jersey. Instructions have been issued
by the Secretary, directing that the
number Of lifeboat stations on those
coasts shull be doubled. That is, that
thrpe shaI! be one every five miles,
instead Of every ten miles, as a, pres.
ent, At each Of these stations there
is to 70 provided u house for the
temporary shelter of the wrecked,
cnpa@se Of containing 400 souls
Each station, also, has u life-boat,
u mortar to throw 800 fatholns 1000
feet) OF hemp shot line.
Washington is rapidly SLING up
with members Of Congress, lobby
members and canddates-the latter
being in great abundance, as is always
the case All the public officers ore
busily engaged preparing reports for
Congress.
Ehe question has been frequently
asked will Mr.: Soule be recalled p
We think not. In these days Of pro.
gres>i"n, fiery bold elevators like him
are in demand and indeed it is
perhaps fortunate that the European
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Notice Il hereby the following
stocks OF The United States that this
chase, al time between day
venbef portions stocks
to sJo4O0Op, in the and the hereinafter
toned,
In case OF contingent competition within the
preference viii be gwen in The order OF which
may be offered The certificates duly assigned
Siae by the thereof
De transmitted department upon receipt whereof
price VIII be paid compounded Of following
l. The par value, specified in certificate
= a premium CA the stock of the
'ay, $780, redeemabe November H. per
stock OF The loan authorized redeemabe
cembc 1862 OF III per the
BY The acts OF s7 and 1885, and eeabe on the 3st
December e65 and the ae The oh June per cent
and on The stock of the loan authorized BY 1885,
deeabe the 3lst of December 1884,
indemnify per cent
j. Interest the par the LIST of July
1854 the date Treasury with the
allowance @ the reach the owne days interest
in addition.
Payment for said stocks viii be made 10
the United States The Boston, York,
OF Philadelphia, the parties direct
But cslthene will be notice
which shall rot be actually the Treasury
said 10th day Of November
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug a1-dra0Nouf Secretary OF the Treasury.
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LOCAL N EW s..

/ WAsH,seroS CRY l796.--We have recently looked
over work in two voumesirst published in London ant
afterwards repubished in Philadelphia in lsooentitlet
struggles through life ezcmplifed in the various travels
and adventures in Europe ASIA Africa, and America
Lieut. John iarrio now Reden, Magistrate of the Thames
Police
TIE style Of ths work sioveny, and anything but capt.
waiting but still there things in it quite amusing
The author travelled in several of the States of the Union
and visited the city OF Washington. He was most loyal
subject of King George the Third and he found but little
the United States which suited his notions of sound and
bic government and the sentiments Of Equality and frater
nzation'' here recognised odious to him
The seat of government of the United States in lT9G
Philadelphia or AUTHORS impressions of the then city
washington of the true English stamp, and give be-
low liberal extracts from them II Lieut. Harrott could
visit be would find city OF upwards Of fifty aoussnd in
habtant and he would be constrained acknowledge that
he made mcsl about its future prospects and if he
sra among would take pleasure in assuring him
that the wokmen the Capitol paid and there
three hundred mechanics employed in build
ing two wings to hs Capitol large the original struc
tue and the operatives paid for their services weekly in
gold coined in the United States Another piece of nforma
ton would communicate to the travelling lieutenant but
for the fact that would be large draug upon his
credulty II il this: by it is ascerained
there upwards of twenty millions Of dollars remaining
the treasury Of The United States after the payment
mechanics and all other employees Of the government But
to the extracts Here they
" Before finally quilted America took NV wife pur-
posely to see the then chtakedof city Of Washing
in nd
an ~ an y" Enr u me @ eang para
EnP y, m s slaiei, pul rev uays before we pc
aa oa, & & !. m @ lhat lhis new cry
49, ~ $50 tba t 1880 LA, 'e WI aireaa up
~ ~, ,,,I I., s' o',. .nu inhapl.eu' WIN
M nn ~ S asrtai 70 answer we grea demand
49,, ~ a.; 5 ~ - y Ia itenol an i "hen ~
p , AZ .h 40 ~ CUNT .hc new e.,y, VIII
judge Of the mode of travelling along the requcnted
Pv ~ i 49, - lnr ~. : -. a., -. - II
y r. Ab t tn ;tn WE loon ano rskes IRON c nom
~, VI - ~, ,a, =: Al, ~ - = 'n.s " a"i , ou'
how at seven in ia rnr 'p Th . fes s am
Jio,s and tba saiI;nr ,Iaassan, ~ fe' ''' 'o
:
aometbn,, Iike onr Fnol;sh S,rs ,ri,ha,,
ton and leather cnrtans on a. 49, hst :,
Cr,nburv with the coscl,oe faro 70 Rmrntnn ,is.a ~
miles was M mere III m ve I,,Isrs ni,Snr
we were Glad 10 catch 81 nnytbn,y and a;t en- o,r G
half dollar each Fortunately pncket was rcady soon az
ter We had dped when ve had de;ehtfnl sa;l 49,, H.
Delaware 10 pbiladehhia whore w. arr;yeJ ~ ;t ia ~
evening paving half dollar for our n,ss.on tb tane
twenty miles.
.
ave paid our respects TO the PRECEDENT and Mrs Wab
ingtou and attended some internst;,a dah,tas l.; is
where again experienced politenoss from seyerl meh
particularly from Mr. Rolrpe u Rhode Island We then
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Academy of the Visitation.

TNHE
day in September when hitherto most scdulous care will
bestowed
OF finished education. - - " "
deered tne HISTORICAL course of
French, which greatly facilitates student in acou,rny thor
oueh knowledge OF that language while system pursued
eachnS music soh vocal and Instrumental has advan
se he pupils accomplished and scientific performers
OF the junior
nnde and the result has been beneficial
youthful members Of the academy.
AuGl l--Ja
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BALTIMORE, Aug 29.Flour.-The -four market is quiet.
Holders of Howard street firm in asking So City Mills
is held at IS 25 Rye -four So rs &c. Corn meal SO 81
81 81 per Dbl Whcat.--The receipts grain are mod
crate About $500 bushels offered, and sales of good
prime white 81 rs to 81 S. Red wheat 81 65 81 76
feror lots to rs cents bushel less Corn firm Abor,
$500 bushels oieredsaes of white at "a Sc cents; yell
low 81 IS cents per bushel. Rye70 bushels MARYLAND
offered at ST. 0ats-l0o0 bushels onercdsales of Mary
land at As 81 cents; Pennsylvania at SO cents.
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w ANTED at Charlotte Hail. ST. Marys county, Maryland two
assistant teachers The first should be graduate
specss college, VINO mas proved his ability
emnc or fcencessaay, $780, The
piis-saary, 6450. '' 'p " M F
APeesens with certificates will be whsn
70 gentlemen of industrious hah moral
VINO understand the responsibility duties and are faithful m
ascna!ghg mem, tec confident
agreeable residences 800 -" f -
AooIess N. +. d. BROWN, Principal
Care OF VIM. r. BRIsCOE, vee-Pincipai.
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Mr. BushneIl.s school,

l&h street, befwsen r and G. streets, Warrington.
E session will the first Monday Sepien
her The instruction embraces ancient and
mo science,
together English branches usually taught
schools Circulars be had al the sciooocm
Aug if--FnS Tucs6ws
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SARD--1hs subscribers their
customers who have promptly settled nccornts ana
earnestly those VIII jmueda,e
settlement We have those accounts
thai NACRtJDER 4 CATVrpT
We Offering soods for c,s
or 10 pnncusl customers.
2weof -
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~ John ", Wears Of seabrook, New Hampshire has
Npy obtained patent for holding cows tails still ,lu-
we operation Of milking The machine is fastened to
the animals ham-strings, and the tail is compressed
"eere politely styles his discovery the "mkers pro-
WI Cows, we presume win now live forever, as this
vent machine Is designed to prevent them Kicking the
1ckets -
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NOTICE to as-pays deduction for prompt paymenNoics
~ hereby given that the
and payable at ibis ofce that
allowed by law fos the paid before
Y 1 ROCHE
rug o-e"uu Collector.
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BosTos, Aug. 29.-TAe Republican [what name nextgl
party of this city have nominated $50 delegates
Boston in the approaching State convention Among the
delegates are Messrs Charles Sumner r. H. DANA John
c. Pard.
The delegates instructed urge the convention to pass
resolution calling the cergymen of the free States to
preach in favor of the colonization Of Nebraska and
with persons hostile the introduction OF slavery into those
Territories.
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ppRVp .sGco Ss~$NK AZ Auetlou-Un Friday next Sep
1T nj l2 oicloes A. H. Dodgc's warehouse,
Of the received bsquc VIA. Chase,
guez Porto Rico, consisting
al hogsiesds prime
EDWD. :. WRIGHT,
Aug 3O-diis Auchoneer Georgetown.
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IVsr received per barque AdcisA Hogcrs ana
schooner 1ahte slate 800 TONS AID daily expecting
% aov ons pure Wenhsn ake ,ce from Is
lh'cs, which can be had In lsrse quantities.
l.. J. MIDDLETON,
once aud depot soas side Of Z, Of IAN street
Aug W-ooL " - - ~
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AN Ross Wiusus. Of Baltimore Maryland
" for The extension OF
day OF November isio for repu
ln,rg locomotive
nom 'se expiration Of said which
day OF November, le5s--
ordered that the said tho
Monday, 9Th Of November O'Clock m and all
notified they have
why sand petuor ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing hs extension required file
once ier objections, specially writing,
days before the day hearing all flied party
b. uaed OF the rad
spee with The rules OF e office which will be furnished app
II
he testimony in the viii
ber d.posoDs other he
tiled in The ONCE before the
mcpts, u within days thereafter.
Ordered. in
xencsr. and Evening STAR Washington d.
Philadelphia Pas -cenudc American, York Pos Ro,,or
Nsssscnseits and Inquirer, Cincnns, Ohio, week To-
III successive weeks previous the 9th Of KEN M
day of hearing ~ '' w.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
sEdfors Of ie above will please copy and ,.rd
their bills 10 e Patent oce with contanns ri. n..
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SALES TO-DAY.
ny GREEN y scOrr. Auct,or

Hy GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auctiom.ers.
ZINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUG
IloNon wednesday, the 10Th instant, sbnI
residence Of Mrs. Waiingstor AZ
Pennsylvania avenues at 10 O'Clock
lent assortment Of furniture,
Fine veivetcovefed French soft nd
Fine spring seat dvaDs, paor and rocking chairs
Mahogany hair
and other chairs
Marble top dressing bureaus
Centre aud pier tables
mahogany and walnut dressing and other butsaua
Inc mahogany French, high and oths bedsteas
ExtensiUp dining, card, aud other tables
Fine brccaeie and nj omc
GTaudoes, solar, hall, and other
Fine gilt chandeliers and lat !
Fine gilt frame French plate and other
China glass, crockery, and
First feather beds ssf
Hair and other
large lot Of hna bedding sheets b.spkets, quilts sc.
Table Cloths uiicloth. hearth r'sqs, mating ~
Mahogany and painted wash :Ioses am, ,ya,drobe.
Brass androns shovel an, tongs and Tenders
heiIgerators, cooking aitighi, and stoves
- And large lot of kitchen requisites - $500
With other articles which we deem
$3.50 " "''" ""hee''r"'! " Gnu
Terms All sums OF and under S25, Sa5,
4 ' ~--NN' ''"'-"s
-, GREEN SCOTT,
nuS ~f-W
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MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.-A psa Of sorrei family
~ carriage horses, gentle owner having
further use for them, will sell indced.
Aug 30-dthf 7'"s - - -
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uS aHAias Is SCOTT. Aactionsers.

TRusTEEs SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT
deed Of ca weman 10 G .nu .d ~ yns
date the 5i and recorded the September
norm, 81 10 O'clock a. H. beaufs asori
mcnt OF nearly furniture viz:
large gitframe French plate mirrors
" fine rosewood paior chairs
do vciveIcushioned soas
hbon: 100 yards fine velvet Brussels carpet
one line wana wardrobe and hair seat sofa
One centre aud one leaf table
The sale wibe well worthy the wishing ppr-
Terms NATHAN SARGENT, Trustee
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Aug I'D Auclioneers.
0D-Tha abov.s sale ts postponed until Friday the
a5'h Instant, san's hour BY order Of the trustee:
Augls- Anctionscrs
day, the 4th of september, hour
GREEN SCOTT,
Auga7-d Auetoncer.
sLENWOOD CEMETEsRY.--This beautiful burial place
u Of the dead having just been dedicated with appropriate
monies for the purpose for The Of the
mains Of deceased persons.
capacity hundred bodies in which such
hend Of the dead as may apply place The departed until they
lots which will be publicly for SALE although they
usually bring premium making the early selection OF lots the
Until city Washington, pplica-
wing of,he building on entering the Cemetery.
Visitors requested no, TO drive fast through Cemetery
VIM 3. HUNPHRYs
Aug 27-d3m
Jury OF Pits.Durg and County OF Allegheny, Pen,.-
Of the Pi,isbus county Mleehany Pennsyyana
These bonds issued the Pbg RaroaG
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend them capitalists secure and
The bonds, together with exhibit statistical inof
may upon o nRsSsSn ps1TraE e. q
Agents Pi.burg ConneIsvie Rasosd Compsny
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A .Meamer Sunk.

Il
BUFFALO, August 29.-The freight steamer Alabama left
port this morning and when miles out sunk in deep wa
ter. No lives lost.
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From CANADA AND pRoyNcgs.--Cholera is dsap-
poarng from Hamon-the deaths at last accounts num-
bering three or four only per day The thing
may be said OF Toronto and in fact all places in the upper
provinces which have been visited by the epidemic
Mnckere arc being seized in great numbers along the
southern coast of Nova Scotia Every little creek and bay
from ,ape Sable to Halifax, is Overlooking with them
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From Ne,u York.

New YonK, August 29The cholera fast disappearing
from Albany The daily reports have been discontinued
The rnored fusion of the hard and soft wings of the dem
ocrae party believed to be premature not WHOLLY
founded in truth.
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iAf's FAHLkss. With I2O Illustrations. 1 volume,
VI London, 1854. Price 81.
Dogs, their arrangements by Edward Mayhem. London,
Price 50
The Mavels Of Science; by $. w Fulom with illustrations
Price 50
Adventures Of NJ Sydenham GTeendnch,
London with numerous Illustrations London 1854 rs
Aug29 FRANCK TAYLOR.
k,fOndEIOWN College, ID. C.--Studes will be resumed
VI IN TINS institution on The first Monday in September.
- . F b. A. MAGUIRE,
Aug ao-d6t President
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by j. &. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.
SALE OF STOCK BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS, COURT
~ IN "wednesday afternoon August 30h, O'Clock
at my auction rooms, $4,000 Virginia State per
Terms cash, in funds.
}. c.. MCGUIRE,
Aug AID Auctoneer
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HLADELrhIA frnt but,orpersons DESTROYS of oh
by calling stalls, (SS and 81, } Centre Market.
Orders VIII be received by hess Shekel BaIy, No oppo
site Centre Market. and the utteT delivered
Id M
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OHIO Ruer.-Rains IN Me West.
WHlELNG, August 29.--The river is at stand at this
point and Pittsburg.
From all parts of the West have intelligence of copious
showers of rain.
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r. Editors 81 Ne above will please cops and ,cpt
Ary Ja-lsw3w - ~ "''
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NkETCHEA OF eminent Statesmen Of the time OF
~ George ~ by Lord Brougbam edition.
Letters OF Rachel Lady Russell new edition volume.
Railroad accidents, aad the
vented by the Of the electro magnetic safety apparatus
TurDbuil and w. C. McRea Price rs cents =
Owen on the Skeleton and Teeth.
Bushnanr principles Of animal and vegetable physiology
carpenters principles of comparative physiology edition
Aug27 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Vessels from Saranaah in Quarantine.
New YoRK, August 29.-In consequence of the preva-
cnee of the yellow fever ut Savannah the health Office
given orders that all vessels coming from Savannah icsu-
ding the steamships shall undergo rantne. The
ship Nashville is now at quarantine, Staten Island.
Several cases of yellow fever have occurred Augusta
Georgia.
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me Bxoitement at 1ouisvilie.


-
r,,s r,.zr,ts,,,,snt 5. 1,,n;sville.
We max the non s'.s
willie paners of 'ruesday in relation TO the recent
exciting occurrence there.
- tsro,,,5Z ,tet Io,tsyflIc Times Ii
pt5ts Won or sASpfiRpAy3 Nilup
l., -, ~,
Tie hand bus issued ION tne otncss5 oil The
Conner ana s..s
.noss ~ natural
results on no man ante
Inc 70
ps9tss . - o ~ W anu llustce,
e; CT w
" ~, 10 express The
VIZ rs,
yel TO condemn
o. II
onrEdnUss asths-
bsiS
Slly, i2i tIe
ne ~ ts e,I9 when were 10 oe
n ~ sss anu me lissllgalors
incH,, star US Sen
tbs ~
~ " concern
49,, " nol
iIsi, winch
soon u. .ssy ;asssIy
The co,,rfs ba,s "a
vened In s.,S otsss9 S9tl-
i, INV, ~ "a
taTv q nv
we insert; ;" = 5Ssl.sh
The citizens of louisville assembled in mi IN
meeting for tile purpose of giving eSnresslonlo
tlielr spectng the ira sand M
Mnt6ay, N lVnf ,scs ~, - ~;
county Circuit Court do submit TO te. nti,iic nj
large but more especialIytothe citizensS Of me
Common Of Kentnck lie Flowing resolH,
tons as views III M
therein retsTrelyto. e $500 g SIsS ~ 4 =.
Resolped. Ihat .tbe.vertlict ofs,6.s; 4csS,,,.
rendered in the3H Hardin county fGif6nff JyoirI Nv
winch Alnlhew F.. ard w as declared 5innocenI,I
any crime i'll the Killing OF iiiam d. e. Butler
is in opposition TO all evidence in he IN 81,
contraryito our ideas OF 4pubEc Justice and xub.
yefsiye OF The fundamental nrinaiptes of personal
security, guaTanteetlstsu the constitution Of
the State! "a q ~ 49, 81 81
EeSOtpeds That the criminal laws of b;S Cam
monMeatIll Should be so administered flIat every
citizcnsnly feel secure IRON insult. 7itinfy ana
violence botlsains nefsSf md in
and that tLe oniiiiioent pow er OF soDinion
should ut once be 50 directed hs s
i ard condemn nII IN n b,,ari ~
4 public Justice. AMI la can lie
/ ton that man sIa ~ IN IL. ,,,Ss
/ known to society," =. -
Il Rescued. That charre nj v;niici;vshasss 20 80 ~
i cruelty or.f.rrt af
II by al notiihn N ina fo, 10. a ~
II Ward m q vile, n n, 80
4 pfoc Iaimi .iiat s,af n on
/ on our es,eemed c,iz, Dt n n 'rba1
Il and our mel, hlio,,s = 9,,n,,s II; o f
4 Bufsf,s sbl,SI y,
A able - ~ us''i
iResofped. That the n,,IIic ro,fSs or tl;s CIV,
II n n IA ~, - ~, -
nzed as tile c,T,se q The nnbI5c mofols ms,
4 that = s}InI nj 49,
/ and contl.mn .ss;st s;,
Isns n daJn,,cb si,1;e ~, ~
nmbIie nnrois = = = @ y ~ ~
i . fPss5jrsJ s,bat it.s; ~, Sc
tL tfaI az Ma1aeS n
onston mi, y!