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Washington sentinel., 1854-03-01
APPENDIX.

In tile Horse Of Representatives. February 16,
1Sl9.-The " bill 10 authorize the people Of the
Territory of Missouri 10 form a constitution and
State government and for the admission Of such
State into the Union on an equal footing with the
original States" contained the following provi-
sion.
THAT the further introduction of slavery, or
involuntary servitude, be prohibited except for
the punishment Of crimes. whereof the party shall
be duly convicted; and that all children of slaves
born within the said State after the admission
thereof into the Union shall be free, but may be
held 10 service until the age of twenty-five years"
The bill was ordered TO be engrossed, by the
foowinp vote
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and conveyed 10 the person claiming his or her
labor or service as aforesaid and
February u page 145-Mr Thomas Withdreto
the said amendment.
February 16, page 160.-On the questionto agree
to the amendments reported by the Committee on
the Judiciary, (not containing any slavery clause,)
il was determnedin the afiirmative-yeas %, nays
81 as follows
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(See Journal of House of Representatives, page
243g
So the House disagreed TO all the amendments
of the Senate TO include Missouri in the bill pro
vdng for government in Maine, and notified the
Senate thereof
In Senate; February a. 1s2o.-on motion by Mr.
Burrill, Of Rhode Island
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''That the Senate recede therefrom. /,

Mr. Macon, Of North Carolina, called for divi-
sion Of the question: SO as TO be taken separately
on each amendment; one containing provisions
for the admission of Missouri into The Union and
the other prohibiting the further introduction Of
slavery into the Territories of the United States
Inc subject was debated in the Senate until
February %, when the question was taken: DTo
recede from so much Of the amendments as pro-
vides forthe admission Of Missouriinto the Union"
&c.
II was determined in the negative--yeas 81,
nays 23; as follows
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*Nelson.
lsee Journal House of Representatives, page
1851
So the House of Representatives insisted on
their disagreement to the Senate's amendment for
the admission Of Missouri.
The question was then taken: Will the
House insist on their disagreement to the amend
ment Of the Senate prohibiting the further intro
ducton of slavery into Territories north Of 800
30,?r
And it was determined in the afiimative-yeas
160, nays ID as follows
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(see Senate Journal, page lso)

Pnkney and Lloyd. I William r. King and
Walker.
(See Senate Journal, page 1s9)
So the Senate refused TO recede from their
amendment for the amssion of Missouri.
On the question to recede from the residue OF
the amendments, prohibiting the further introduc-
ton Of slavery into the Territories of the United
States, north of 36o 30 north latitude, it was de-
termined in the negative--yeas IL, nays 81 as
follows:
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(See Senate Journal, p. 1861

Tott p - "a
The bill having bsen reported to the Senate, and
the amendments concurred in.
On the question, Shall the amendments to the
bill be engrossed, and the bill read third time'
il was determined in the affirmative-yeas "a,
nays % as follows.
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-01
*Pinkney and Lloyd.

This amendment being lost,
The question then recurred on the last amend
ment, proposed by Mr.. Thomas,
And it was determined in the afirmatve-yeas
a. nays 10; as follows
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The said bill passed as engrossed without di-
vision
In the Senate of the United States February 81,
lSl9.-On the question to strike out the provision
in said bill quoted above
II was determined in the affmatve--yeas 90,
nays 16.
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self the responsibility Of introducing this great
measure OF peace-ay, sir, and of national
strength. And Indiana, ever faithful and true
when the Constitution and the Union are at
stake, comes bravelyup to the work. Penn
sylvania too, the glorious old Keystone, has
never done more than she is now doing to
| strengthen and consolidate the arch Of this
great confederacy, under the lead of her jntre-
pid sons. And New Jersey, true to the tradi-
tions of Trenton and Princeton, and warmed by
blood which flows from the same sources with
that which stained hersnow.covered battle e-felds
in the war Of the revolution, will maintain the
Constitution which itlcost her SO much to Sc
cure. New Hampshire, too, not only here, but
| from the highest seat of American power, Is
calling her sons to therescue, and rallying them
in solid column to guard the peace of the coun-
try from the assaults Of its enemies. And gal
liant young Iowa, the game-cock OF the north
west, with step that never falters, and cour.
age that never finches, is mastering her sons
into service at the first roll-call for the defend
ers Of the Constitution and the rights which it
has guaranteed to all Last, but not least, in
this noble array let not California be forgotten,
the infant Hercules Of the west, which, even
from out its cradle, has stretched forth the
strong hand to crush the head Of the serpent Of
aboitionism.
When we see this grand democratic process
sion file past us, and consider the objecs upon
which it is bent, is there man in all tie coun-
try who will not say: May its march ever be
forward and onward, so long as il is fuided by
such eounsels and led by such men? Is there
a heart in an American bosom which could
cherish the wish to devote to destruction any
one of that gallant band which is thus engaged?
Destructioni Who talks of IL? Woo dreams
of it2 Who is to destroy them2 No the CRATE
! full south. Not the north, or the east, or the
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Swaim's Celebrated Panacea,
ron TUE CuRE OF
NrIDII, Nu, nnNyI-1t nTInN

I 1NCIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
Serefhia, General DEBILITY, Waite S,ceiiing,
Rteumdhsm, Diseases Of the Lirer &. SKIN,
and all diseases arising from impurities 81
The Bicpd, md The effects ~ Mercury.
Swaims Panacca has been for more than
thirty years celebrated in this country and in
Europe Tor its extraordinary cures, for the
certificates Of which reference Is made TO the
directions and books (which mny be had gio-
tis) accompanying the Pannccn,
1t has been used in hospitals and private
practice, and has had the singular fortune to
he recommended by the most celebrated ply.
sicians and other eminent reisons. Among
others by ..,
W. Gibson, NJ n. rrcf Of surgery. Pa. University.
Valentine Mott, NJ. u Prof. Of Surgery, N. Y. UNI
,ersity.
w.P. Devices. NJ. u Prof Of Mid. Pa. University.
Chapman, NJ. u Prof. Of Physie, IA. University
\ Pnikr. NJ -, post Coilrgr Of Physirians PhiIs
nr. Delvnllo, Prnf'sspr Of Medicine, Havana.
Jo,e Eourcncn dc lnz. Prof Il Surgery Lisbon.
q w. Irving, tie Munster 10 Spain.
J. uhipman, Member Royal College Surgeons, La
iun.
Gilbert Gobcftson, British Consul, &C., &c.
And. also, the wonderful cures effected by
Swaim's Panacca, have for many years made
it an invaluable remedy. The panacca does
not contain Mercury in any form, and heing
mn innocent preparation, it may be given to
the most ferder infant.
The retail price has been reduced to 81 so
per bottle containing ;hrcc half pin.s,) or
three bottles tor 81.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Swaim's Panacca is in round bottles, nnled
longi,udinallv, with the following letters
blown on the glass:
"swuM s-PANACEA-PriLADA
and having the name JAS. Swain stamped on
the scaling nx,rnd written on the Label COW
cring the cork and n spl, mid engraving for
the side of the bottle, composed ola geomciric
lathe work, compri ing nine different lies.
which have been turned for the exclusive use
of the proprietor, by Draper Co bank note
ergravcrs, Of Philadelphia In the centre 10
portrait Of the laic WIN. Swain, copyright
secured.
Also Swaim's Vermifuge.
A valuable Family Medicine being high
~ approved remedy for all diseases arising
from debility Of the digestive organs, such rs
Worms, Cholera Morbns, Dysenirrv, Fever
and Aguc, Bleeding Piles, Sick liendache.
dc. &c. See the Pamphlet which may lie had
gratis, accompanying the Ncrmfugc.
Prepared only ut SWANS L,noRAronY.
OLD STAND, Seventh ST, below Chestnut,
Philadclph AM sold NV all the respectable
Druggists in the Uni'cd States.
CAUTION TO TuE pUHIIC Persons wish
ing to obtain the genuine Sw. inns Panaccn
and Swaim's Ntmifuse, ,hruld be cniofrl To
observe that the name SWAIN i spelled cor.
r'ctly IN the bottles am! labels; or IL, may
be imposcd on by medicines made in imitation
ot them,hy a person hearing n somewhat sim
liar nnnc we'll calculated to deceive. 7Gm
General Agents for the United States,
BROTHERS & CO.,
10 william st cor, Of Bcckman. n. Y.
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LYONS Kathairon

Hair DIS, Barrys Trieopllsas. Sheldon
llutching's and Waters Hair Dyes, Sheldon:
Hair Wash, Sheldons Balm of Roses and =
great variety Of colognos, Hair Oils and Pcr
furmery just received by H.A.SHELDON-
Oct, Is, 1868.
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What Wakes the Butter lV.

IL aqueStion readily solved by those who
have used the World Fair Prize Churn.
The subscriber is prepared to challenge
competition in Churs. For compactncss
ncatncss, durability, pcrfcctncss Of finish and
working qualities, the subscriber claims that
his chrrn is superior TO any IN use.
A large assortment of various sizes, anil diff
fcrcnt styles of finish, are ready for the mar.
kct, having been manufactured by the sub
scribor himself, or under his immediate su
pcrintcndcnce, for actual use.
Every churn is warranted as made of the
best material and put together to stay. A.
the subscriber has made this his permanent
business, the public has additional assurance
that things shall he as represented.
Orders addressed to The subscriber, at this
place, will receive prompt attention.
as-All orders addressed to J. Davenport
or z. Bcckwith, Middlcbury, Vt, will be
promptly attended to.
c. W. BALDWIN.
MiIIlnbury Anil 1879
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BY WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father he ashnmedtu present n ropv
OF the ESCuLAPIiS TO his child. II NAV
save him from an early grave. Icino young
man or woman cniering into the secret obli.
cations of married life without reading the
Pocket Ksculapius. Let no one snffer from
a hackhied cough, pain in the side, restless
nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train
.oi Dyspepiie sensations, aud giv6n up bythcir
physician, be another moment without con,
snlling the KsculaDius. Have the married
any impeachment, reed this truly useful book
as il has been the means of saving thousands
OF unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws
of ieaIh u-
SAny person sending TWENTY FIVE
cents enclosed in a letter. will receive one
copy of this book by mail or FIVE copies viii
he sent FOR one iollas Address "Dr. WIN
YOUNG, No 1852 Spruce ST., PHILADELPHIA, (
Postpaid. s;37w y
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Notice.

To Nhom II may concern; whereas, my
wife, Hannah IL. Sellick, has len my bed and
board without any just cause or provocatioi
therefore, this is to forbid all persons han
boring or trusting her on my account, IS
shall pay no debts Of her contracting ansl
this date. DAVID sELLlCh'
Middlebury, July Sd, 1854. l1;6m
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RAqYGAMMoN BOARDS for sale by
- A. H. COPELAND.
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.l.l.-IIa.AlaN E1LEE.Y

,Enor BKocEWAY. las taken into pa,,
~ rer'tlp win him Young man, Who will
practice this Az ami assist in Dentistry.
They have obtained the latest and most
expensive and approved n>,rumcit and ap-
'arsins, and will have both Northern and
Sky-Light, (rceardcd AS the most pnifrct, y
As well rs a fist rate assortment of Cases.
both single and groups. They will he in rcad-
ness TO wait on Gentlemen and Ladies in this
department after the present week Having
the good will, the influence and instructions
fMr. Taplcy, known as \ skillful artist they
expect to please, and Of course enjoy tile
patronage Of this community
JoSEPllUS BROCKWAY,
WM W. ORMSBEE.
Mddlebury, Feb. II, 1854 43.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF:
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
or EVERY ONE HIS OWN pIIYSIf,I,N

The Furiietli Edition,
with one hundred engra-
ings, showing diseases
and Maliormaiions oflhe
Human System in eveiy
shape and form. To
which is added a 1rea.
tise on the Diseases oil
Females, being OF the
hlshesl importance to
married people, or hose
cOntcmp lntiup MARRIAGE
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nb Z" VI" IT III THtTr pTNctIre, tIc
Respectfully yours, u. u Ai.LKS, u. u.

LOUISVILLE, July 18Th, 1919
have -Iam-l the list Of articles that compose John
Bulls EItrsct ri ssrsspsra and have hesitation In
lug that It !. safe aud valuable pound would
prefer IL article In for the diseases arising
from 'st< n the bl'ni or faint ~ the
! confidently recommend IL to my friends NJ being
powerful Extract, aud tne that ! believe will all
Glasses of di,taJ-s for which II rrcHmu ended II us-d
according to directions l believe IL to be a valuable
succriareum TO Mercury Nay, have my doubts
whether ia the most vilrnt and protraotsl Of
syphis Ari with Nodes II ophc, IL carries II the
bones whether ought not to ohor remedy
s.K M,roNAi nm, Al b.
IIonorAr, member Of the Medical Society Philadelphia
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Resident Physician Louisville Marin. Hospital

Lounos KT April 18th 1850
SiE- Permit 10 add esq to you few lines aud DO
the h"nor t. reply request that will make In the
soncluron RI this letter, etc.
Fam graduate Il Trans, lrsnin Medical University
have praete. m-irnr In this wilderness country about
i've wars but owing exposure &" bitter enli weather
have been ihdispns.i with Acute Rheumatism about sI
months. After having exhausted my skill Ia the treat
mrnt Of my aud deriving no h-nrht, was induced
to give FLUID r1rHA,r sAnstrARLLA fair trial
aud accorsl, pure as-i bottle Of YOUR medrur ffrr
YOUR agent Mr. G-nrss T.. brown, about two weeks Ngo
aud must euf-.s that buttl. nt entirely cured
II IL my opinion. that your preparation 81 saraparila
decidedly superior TO amy other preparation In
and will Ako great pleasure in Recommending 1t to the
afflicted being remedial agent and will advise the
ply scians To us- it in their prsctcs etc
Kvrec;fuiiy yours, u. u AI.LES, ~ d.
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W. earnest, in-i- ali I-rns Who suffering viii
All, VI ii- that is.h /. heir to, 10 call Dr John
BULL agent. and get e"lN Of lnils Family Journal
.HAIr, Gid iur the SaL. II huInahit, hops that
,np ,d,iduai ~ 40, tr irnd Wi,g give bulls
sasaraIi,a MAJ asr reading si r,eviircting Mt the
time that It !. as.ibr Tor the hnrior pubi,h
t. trnth part 81 ih- nhrt OF rsr,Hi-r OF astounding
rur's reformed b., HE sarpspariiiA The amount Of
i~sinA '"iunsfiy shower Ell on DR.. us sarsa parillA
from we'll siu~h aud di,tiHsisi-i individuals, both In
public and private r, la, L--n p.r!tct, overwhelming
~ PRINCIPAL OffdEs; ~ Barclay 81
\. ~, and No. 1 Filth 81, l.ouIssiIls, NY.
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I-II-ar. what DR. stnpp, ph, ,irsn VITO stands at
the top II his prof. .son II John Buds Ssrsapara
have been u,ins John hulis SatsspariiA In great
variety II chronic dis~a~s, with ia. most happy effects
aud have no usirtion In recommending IL to the public
for the cur. VI rerofus pis, aud nl rutaneous aud
glandular d.,lve. Yours, i-rvcntly.
lewipuri, ~, April d. 1913 MN STAFF, d.
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Glass, Glass,
BLACKS MTTAS.

A superior artclc-for sale at
June "a. DAVENPORT
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HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.
III MARKET ST, MAScuksr'e.
Principal WarehoHsr, l02 Ho0d lSiyett, Ch'ap-
side, London, England. American Esfa6-
Hshmenis, 38 Aan !Strect & lO2 Nassau Street
Mr. York, 4. j..
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What Dr. ry-s. lh, ,ic,n by sri,in'iH-m. the Lou
isvlv Marin. llo,lia f'.,s II lhu sNr.Hpnri.lA
iuusvIiLr Msreh ~. ISIS
have iannui the fur the preparation Of
John lus SaryNparills aud believe the combination 10
DO excellent and we'll calculated tn prruc" IN
alisrav- pr~tun the ~ stem have used I! both
IL public ani private rr~etr-. MD think 1t thu best
article " sarnPAiils new in use.
NJ rYIEs n.
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u Trsiimony like tho following renders ,rr~fruou,
all the efficacy Of Bulls SAr,prafila rroIp
br. H. T. lAni- Professor Of Chrr,iry in the Iouis,
Medical College: have lo,k a.. list Of ingredients
eompo,ng John lull, Comp aud Extrac: of snrs.pnra
and la,, Meditation III ,s,ihg that they form safe
compound ani that prUn.ss we'll in chrnni- dirnses
to which 1t IL applicable, j. l.. lANDElI. NJ D..
Iouisyiilr, Iune O. ISIS
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1th remarkable fact that among the hundreds Of
eminent ht,irans Who have examined the recipe by
Which iius s"tsntSrH IL prepared, not one has con
drinnvi IT, hut all approved IT, and commend II In the
highest i-rms. Msny riitticans express themselves
strongly IN the belief that IL decidedly the hrrt prrps
ration OF SHrnrn rs that has been placed before The
public. Although there are man, ply ,rianr who feel
reluctance 80 having their names appended the recon-
nendniiui OF particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may approve al It ia the highest d-gr,r ther. arr
Others who frankly Yield their surp"ft IN favor Of
remedy which the, knn" IL capable Of doing much
good In afflicted community Al evidence. read the
ii"wing from old and respectable PHI, sriaps Of high
standing In the 'onnnni Il, ia which they live:
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DAVID SLOAN,
e a r + o r. a.,
STEWARDS BUILDING,
MIDDLEB URY.

THE subscriber would return his sincere
l. thanks to the people of Middlcbury, and
vicinity, for the liberal patronage which has
been bestowed upon him since he commenced
business in town, and would announce to his
customers, and the public generally, that he
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p n t 8

nf every description-with dowers that a
Omost surpass nature, in their richness
colors. Ladies will do well to call and exam
inc our assortment. II, LANGWORTlY.
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Nev. T.. W. sEIIUN, -Nrv. z. bTENKNsON.
Cos, LurIvr.h'v. l.. W s.h"n l. widely and generally
kno~n eloquent sul pi.hrl pastor VI the III
church, sid lev. X Stevenson Ia leen known one
Of tle mot S-nirl EnI ni-mhsrs that tn. ken.
tueky Conference could boast VI for many Years snd at
this time l. hing the high and rponsbe station Of agent
ivg tho VI u. loVk Concern.
louIsvIliE. Nav 20ih, 1879
We have used John Hull arila and have known
II be- used, with entire .iar ion and nav,
h-,itzii"n in stating ,i-i, iiizt It Ia skie aud
vaiuAbl. ni-irsl puIp. AhJ calculated proue.
much gund and rri",. much suffering aud therefore
-oud eheeriu aud most e.trst! rrrumt-nd IL to the
afflicted ". SIMON,
tSish.dl sILNEAsOS
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K kkE House Established 20
INM years ago by DIR. kISKg-
z-sssy LIN, corner Of Third and
between Spruce and Pine. phila>
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Your attention is urgently invited to care
iul and candid pcrusa Of something that has
just been introduced into your rocdy, barren,
vat M. honnrpJ Stato
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IOO,WO N ' i.,. , ia.
. year. A new edilinn,
revised aud impreVedjuss
issued.
DR.. Hunters Medissl
Manual aud Hand Booh
forthr AillIeled--Cnntain'
ING an outline Of the orr
Nm nrOrIesA lIsallneu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-11
MARKETS

NEW York, Aug lo-Four has further advanced
sales of Ohio IS. 75ao25 Baltimore ssa9es Wbes,
s dull-prces unchanged Corn he's advanced-sales OF
Western mixed at 7la7Sc per busheL Stocks opened
better, but closed heavy. Money is easy and plenty.
BALTIMORE, August l0.-Thero is a better feeling in
Whes.-ordinary TO prime Red leOal55c; White le5a
1875 per bushe Corn-salcs large with better EecInr
White 6ea72c; Yellow 6Sa72c per bushel. Flour Is
hrm-Cy Mills 81; Howard st. T,75 per bushel
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NORTH CAROLINA rLro1!os- eooKraY BELIEVED TO Be


petit se ssSs;s: s: OF ss a
ssm -,. ss Ss1' 0nSP.n. district
s se,. ss,s S% aS ssaG,
a n. nses4 Of :Ss:. Is elected SS majority
1e SkiTST
il Bs,,a " sar has
ca, VI %phn n the city Esnne.' majority in
The legislative returns indicate that iera,ure will b.
pS s . so. M The and
IOWA ELEcr1oss
that N. se aSfa n o IA s,p.s from
anti and iSl,or liquor they have eSs
county Text and given LIS majority Grn for Gcrsrno
n,r S nJI1,a PARTICULARS OF tn: GREAT .yIRE
s ssss oSspp teddy BY
Martin s.;.ss sss
sun ssas ' so In I. %
70 49, MvsrPS. and .sH%Sn c. oP.ny $4,000 Merchants,
PsavaIs Mutual Rref sos
to ehOoPliaia', Commerce Foaehef Magazine streets
ARREST OF CoUNTERPErERs.
boro Aug constable Of shessonte has arrested two
q were t.i.n eons,,ias Of PRINT,
ing pres 40 plates mach f sta ping gold and silver
ter ei. ills the Important eOan,.rste.
Since the middi. Of June
o.n o. Ssr h1@p,hs atone and circulated e ~ In the
amounts of counterfeit
s ali lodged the
NEWS PROM THE SOUTH
CoirNbit C., August We have Texas
To The 3si which record the number Of MURDERS
Held OF camel coal has been discovered in hin county.
The hnoT-Sothings In Galveston county
Houston and other
The rexa complain heavy rains The schooner Char
nv ~as sunk OF Pass Carvho Of drowned
her saved.
Hsham, native Of Nev York, killed a, New orlean,
on the nsh OF the 3ist u By John Chandler
arrested.
death. frog, yellow fever during the week
en- ling on the 3lst ult at New Orleans
NEW YORK ANTI.HEBRAsKATTEs.
NV fohk, Aug "a needing held
evening To nominate delegates the anti Nebraska
aratoa II vas slmy attended The
oppos by conf series which
opposed the zon OF entirely section.
al GROUNDS and sigmang the coming eonyento as ekso
aiVance political Interests Of ceil
lions declared passed confusion Erh
sa'es were appointed without regard TO old party ues
RAILROAD ACCIDENT
WLNsoroS, Dell Aug O. the train was proc..d
ing 10 baltimore about half
Al th. New CASTLE switch, which tender had mi
placed thinking II the New train On persIyIny III,
mistake he proceeded b,cE The Train
eans on and ran on Instantly killing the Hreuan Horn who
wa, NOT the re- uar fireman. but ia place The
oFaFerian and engineer lender
we're damaged Considerably, and the totally destroyed