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Strife Of sections and Races.

The Logan Gazette, a staunch Wing pa
per uses the following language in reference
to the present Fusion movement: p,
"There is a movement on foot, at the pre-
ent time, which we sincerely deplore, for il
can lead to no good; it must result in harm,
it may end in blood. There are those who
would instigate strife of sections, strife OF
races, strife of religions. Sooner or later
these men must be overwhelmed with the
weight of public indignation zoe ,oarn all 10 be
pcry ho,c they commit themselves to such par
~. This Union must be preserved; this
land must be the asylum ofthe oppressed;
and here, ,5as iteyer has been, religious hber-
~ must flourish in full yigor."g I'd, ss1s5sd
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It, i will meet the disapproval Of nine-tenths
Of the democratic papers Of the country.
Forty-eight Northern Democrats opposed
the bill in Congress. Have they all been
read out of the party! No. On the contra
ry, they still belong to our ranks and labor
with us for the advancement of our interests
and the success of our party. Have the eight
Democratic Representatives from this State
who opposed the passage of this act, been
read out of the party! By no means. They
are still accredited and influential members
Does this look like making Nebraska test
ofpolitical orthodoxy! Is it honest in you,
who are aware Of these facts, to publish week
ly, as you have done, such false statements
in regard to the position of the democracy
upon this question! But you may claim that
all the anti-Nebraska Representatives in
Congress belong to the Fusion party-that
they are no longer Democrats. The facts
are against you. But, for the sake of argu-
ment, suppose such to be the case. Why
don't you send them back to Congress! You
ought to reward them for their services in the
cause of liberty. Have any Of them been
nominated by your party! No. They are
not even spoken Of as canddateson the Fu-
sion ticket. What consistency! Your true
motives are becoming apparent. You are
not so desirous of advancing principle, as Of
securing power and profit to yourselves. You
care nothing about the restoration of the
Missouri Compromise. You would sooner
vote for Southern STAKEHOLDER for Congress,
if he were only labelled "fusion," than for
an honest anti-slavery Democrat. The in
consistencies in your professions and con-
duct are continually leading you into diff
Guilty, and each step you take will only add
to your embarrassment,
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@ The Democrat (D of yesterday sa

w @HS @~N"'"~'~ ~S " VI ySoeSiuuy
"In the triumph of the people over this
immense Nebraska fraud, every desirable
reform, bearing upon the interests of society
or the happiness of the people will be ad.
vanced, whereas, should the schemes OF the
conspirators be carried forward to successful
completion, without receiving stern rebuke
and check from the people, cloud like the
pail of midnight will rest upon u.s."
Sublime and comprehensive language
Mr.. Democrat. We were not aware that you
intended to bring about the millenial day
SO soon. You ought not to deluge the world
with light too suddenly. All the "reformsr'
What are they! We have supposed all along
that your cry about Nebraska was onl, a
cloak to cover up your real designs. Will
you be so kind as to tell your readers what
some ofthe "mighty works" are, which you
intend to do! You ought not to be too mod
est in publishing to the world list of your
"desirable reforms"
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THE STATE OF RUssJA-A. letter from
Leipsic, in the Paris Moaiteur, gives the fol-
lowing gloomy picture Of the condition of
the poorer classes in st. Petersburg:
Letters from st. Petersburg give very bad
picture of the situation of the working class
es in Russia. The prvations which the war
imposes on the population are sensibly felt,
especially in the capital. on account of the
dearness of conveyance by land during the
summer. Provisions of all kinds, even
bread, are enormously dear. The wife and
children of the soldiers of the reserve and
of the veterans have followed them into the
towns. They encump in the streets, and
live on public charity. Discouragemens is
everywhere. There is but little coal left ID
the store-h houses of the government, and
private manufactures will soon be obliged to
suspend their operations on account Of the
want Of fuel 1t is more than doubtful thar,
as has been stated q coal mine has been dis
covered In Russia. The celebrated English
geologist, Sir Roderick Murchison, does not
hesitate to declare that such discovery is
impossible. ~. E&@ ~ -asf ''H
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FEARFUL STATE, OF ANARCHY IN CHINA:
Private letters and circulars received in
Boston from China, by the Arabia, give ac-
counts of u sad state Of affairs in that coun-
try, the result of the civil war which has
been SO long raging there. The Boston
Traveller says; d.. ,,c.g..ei ..a.,.5 .e,
"The old government having its hands
fully occupied in repelling the attacks Of the
insurgents in the vicinity of Pekin, bands of
armed robbers are devasting the country,
particularly the Central Provinces. One
letter states that forty-eight tea companies
had returned to Shanghae from the Central
Provinces, having been robbed of all their
purchase. ~ .sa1F w 1Eaa
The great commercial mart Of Honan. has
been burned by an armed mob. Ninghchow,
the district from whence the Monng teas
are brought, is stated to be in the possession
of an armed rabble, who have beheaded the
Mandarins and taken possession of the Gov
ernment. In some Provinces the M4ndar-
ins have forbidden teas to be grown, for fear
that it will attract the attention Of the in
surgents. These disturbances, twas thought
would seriously affect the forwarding of teas.
All was quiet at Canton. r n. 4at,.q.s
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SUPPER TO Mr.. STARKwEATHER.-Ala large
number of the personal friends the Hon
ID. A. STARKwEArHEE, without distinction
OF party, assembled at the franklin House
IN Canton, on the evening of the 9th inst.
and partook Of repast with him, prior to his
departure for Chilli. From reports which
come to us, it was a gathering together Of
his friends, long to be remembered. Among
the toasts was the following: ...
"Osr Gaest-Hon. D. A. SEARKwEArH-
Err: Confident that American rights and
American interests will never be disgraced
in his hands, we doubt not an honorable
mission awaits him in far off Santiago. The
only regret we harbor--and all Joys have
them--is that though our country gains al
able minister, zoe loose, for the time being
only. we hope, a worthy citizen"
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Democratic Congressional and
County Convention.

The Democrats OF the Eighteenth Congressional Dis
trct, comprising the counties Of Stark, Summit and
Portage, viii meet In Convention at Alliance Stark
County, Ohio, on FRIDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to put in
nomination candidate for Representative in Con-
gress tor SAID District.
Each township in the county of Portage will be en-
titled to ONE DELEGATE. The townships OF franklin,
Brimheld, Randolph, Suied and Shalersville to TWO
DELEs.TEs EACH, and the township Of Ravenna to
THREE.
The Democrats of the different townships in Portage
county, are therefore requested to meet in their re-
sPectve townships on Tuesday erenng, the 29th day
Of august, 1854, at sereH O'clock and select said Del-
egates Also, then and there to appoint ssUsn delegates
IN each tO~~sh, to represent the Democracy OF said
townships in the County Democratic Nominating Con.
Venton to held at Ravcnna on Saturday the Cd day
September next. By order Of the
DEN. Ex. COMMITTEE.
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DRoUTH IN PENNsYLvANIA.--The drouth
has used us up here. A crop of wheat was
not expected, and ] doubt whether there was
enough cut, to seed our section this fall
Grass one-third Of crop. Oats will not
average one-tifth. Potatoes will not yield
the seed, and the prospect for corn is poor.
My stock have been fed on green corn for
some weeks past, of>which ]. always drill in
one or two acres, in June, for food for my
milk cows and stock hogs at this season
when pastures are usually short, l COM
menced feeding hay this morning. ...
=, A, w,
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CHARLESTON. Ano. 90.
Spanish Revolution and Cuba.

NEW YORK, Aug. IT.
Soule, since Esparto has come into power,
has no hopes of favorable settlement of the
of the Cuban question, unless aided by deci-
sive measures on the part of the Govern
ment at Washington. He does not believe
the Queen can hold her power long, and has
strong faith in the ultimate success Of the
republican cause No proposition has been
made by the Spanish Government to sell
Cuba, and it is not anticipated that, under
the present regime, any will be made.
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"A DUMB WITNEss.-On the trial of q
woman named Sarah Morgnett, charged
with infanticide, at Greenbrier, Va, the on.
y witness by whom the fart Of the, killing
could be proved was, a little girl Of about
ten years of'age, but she refused to speak
and no coaxing or commanding could even
make her raise her eyes. The prosecuting
attorney was non-plussed; for the girl had
said nothing and could not therefore be gull
tyt q, contempt, especially considering her
age. The prisoner was therefore discharged
for want OF evidence. y nlsSAst9 = 1890
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN ILL1No1s.-A man
named Starkie, living in the vicinity Of the
Saline coal mines in Illinois, had lost some
chickens and suspected one of the miners
CT stealing them. Going out, accordingly,
with loaded gun, he found his intended
victim with another miner, sitting on log,
and taking deliberate aim, fired twice, bare
ly missing him each time. He then seized
the poor fellow, who was a German, and
dragged him back to his house, and asked
his wife if that was the man who stole the
chickens. The wife said it was, when Star
kie plunged a knife in the unfortunate mans
breast, from the effects Of which he died,
after two days suffering
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WoN'T HoIsT THE TIcKET.--The Gazette,
the Wing paper in Logan County, refuses
to hoist the Fuson ticket, made in Colum-
bus on the 18th. Upon being interrogated
as to. why itpursued this course, it responds
as follows: -
" Some persons and some papers have in
quired why we don't place the name Of Swan
and Blckensderfer, at the head Of our COL
umns. The most obvious reply We think of
is, simply because we don't want to-" 5,.is.e
The editor of the Gazette is full team
by himself. There are number Of Wings
down this way that do not intend to vote the
Abolition Disunion ticket Enquirer
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ARRIYAL on THE AMERICA.

4 ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Russians Defeated i'm a Pitched
Battle 500, 900 Austriaas i'm the
Field.
81 Il HALIFAX, August IL.
The Royal mail steamer America, from
Liverpool, August 9th, arrived last night
about FIVE o'clock. -,.-....--
The news from the Danube continues
generally favorable to the allies, but moth
ing decisive had taken place on the morning
of the goth.
The Russians are stated to have attacked
the Turkish and French camps at Gironvo,
but were defeated with the loss Of 1000 kill
ed, and large number Of prisoners -.--=
The Russians were retreating in forced
marches. They had quilted Frateshi, and it
as occupied by the Turks.
The total Austrian force on the frontier
reaches 100000 men under the command Of
Baron Dekass. The frontier had not been
crossed, but preparations for hostilities were
on a colossal scale. ..a ...-.
Russia makes no warlike demonstration
towards the Austrian frontier.
The Times declares positively that Brit
ish force of from $4,000 to 100000 men,
British, French and Turks, will invade Cri-
mea, and will attempt dslodgement on
the heights that command Sebastopol.
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GRAND RALLY OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
INDIANA !--A9great Democratic mass meet.
ing will be held at Indianapolis, on Wednes-
day, September 9th. Hon. Stephen Doug.
las, of Ills; Hon. George E. Pugh, Of
Ohio Hon. John C. Breckenridge, and
Gov. Powell, Of KY, and other distinguish.
ed Democrats have been invited and are ex.
pectd to be in attendance. The Democracy
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THE CRoPs.-We understand that the
crops of various kinds, with the exception of
fruit, throughout Camden county, and the
lower counties Of West Jersey, are exceed
ingly good, and will yield more than usual
average .,. .s ur.5 ~. ...-.. ....'
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Missouri. The returns from this State
are complete. The Benton party is in the
minority, The Legislature stands, Benton,
40; Wing, 81; Administration, 60. ~,
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OF The Governor of Texas has awarded
to Hon.. R! ]. Walker and Thos. Butler
King. as representatives of the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company, the contract, for
building the Railroad to the Pacific, which
grants twenty sections Of land for each mile
Of road The company by this grant Will
acquire about 100000 acres Of land. The,
contractors have deposited 100000 as,lsc-
curity for the completion Of the road.ad M
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3 INCREASE OF FOREIGN DE.--The Sa-
lem (Mass) Daily Journal of August IA,
says that there were eighteen foreign arri-
vals at that port on that day, greater num-
Der than ever occurred in one day before
They were all from British Provinces, laden
.edwith wood, coal, lumber, and plaster.---
The whole number Of vessels in port August
IA, was twenty-five, and the journal expects
a greater increase Of Pfovinci al trade under.
the Reciprocity Treaty. abflA glasVoE. iEft
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MURDER AND OUTRAGE ON THE IsTHMUs.
The Philadelphia Bulletin has been shown
letter from person who. went out short
time ago in the steamer Illinois to Aspin-
wall, and took the Golden Gate at Panama
for San Francisco 1t tsays that, after leav-
ing Aspinwall, their party, comprising a
number Of passengers from the Illinois, en-
camped one night on the road, and that nigh
four Of them mere murdered. The next day,
on reaching Panama and going on board the
Golden Gate, they found that out Of the
whole number who had left Aspinwall to
take passage on the Golden Gate, forty Oere
missing. No further particulars are given,
but the writer speaks Of the dangers and
troubles of crossing the Isthmus as very
great, and warns his friends not to think ef
going to California by that route. e5.., -
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YOUTHFUL DEPRAvITY.-One night last
week several stores and shops in our village
were entered by burglars, and goods and
money extracted to a considerable amount.
A search was commenced, and the villains
were caught They proved to be two young
men, about is years of age, students in the
Twinsburg Institute. During the same night
they entered u store in Peninsula, and took
from thence $l25 in money. They passed
off some of this. money, which was recog-
nized by the owner, and led to their detec-
ton. They were arrested in Twinsburg
and false keys found upon them, which they
were about to use, in. prosecuting the unlaw.
full business. They were confined in an up
per room until they could be otherwise dis.
posed of, but during the night made their cs'
cape by jumping from the windows. We
have not learned that they have beenre-cap'
turcd.-HudSon REGISTER. ~, ..........,,, ,,.,...
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News from Texas-NlOre Fighting
i'm MexiCO-An arrival from Cal
ifOrnia.
Nav ORTFANs. Auu Q

New ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
The steamer United States, with Califor-
MIA mails TO August lst, and one hundred
passengers and small amount ofspecie, ar
rived to-day. Her news is fifteen days la
ter. .n......- .r.... ....
The George Law, from Aspinwall, had on
board about 81 100000 in specie.
The papers report the occurrence of an
other great fire at Marysvile, whereby prop
erty to the value of $26O,OOO, or $500 900
was destroyed. r., ..a
From the mining regions news continues
encouraging, and several new discoveries
are reported. ,... .......... ..r.sr
,........... CHARLESTON, Aug. 90.
The Brownsville Flag gave melancholy
account ofthe state Of affairs in eastern Mex
leo. An attack on Matamoras, by the Rev.
olutionsts, was.confidently expected.
Trade in San Francisco and throughout
the whole of California generally dull. The
prices for the leading articles ofproduce had
suffered u decline. . ...an 5......G
OREGoN.-Very late intelligence fully
confirms the previous reports OF discoveries
of gold. Large numbers Of the inhabitants
had left for the miness .afs ss.2 s.srV
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THE War IN ASIA! The Turks have iun-,
deniably met with serious reverses on the
Georgian frontier, which are attributed to
divided councils, and bad generalship., Gen.
Guyon holds an important command there,
but he is 'oVerrnled by pashas who are inca
pable Of comprehending anything like istra.
tegetical combinations and ithwarted, it is
is said, by. other Europeans, dissatisfied Ell
ther with his tactics or his rule.
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FUSION CANDIDATE.-The G fusion" con-
vention of Michigan nominated Kinsley 8.
Bingham for Governor. He was an aboli.
ZIONIST, of course. A correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer says that Mr.. Bingham
"was formerly deputy sheriff in Ononadaga
county, New York, and ran away from there
to Michigan, carrying with him a considera-
BILE amount of money collected on execu-
tions, for which his bail had to s.pony up.n'
The writer says he kncwhim there I; and he
gives the names Of several persons who will
proves what he states to be true,
The I" republican, purity of Michigan, Mr..
Greeley thinks, will sweep all before it,
Like enough. What can an honest Demo-
cratic candidate do against such an honora-
Bile and popular opponent.-Pins. Post. ~,
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~ ARKAHsAs.-@The counties are not all
heard from. From presentreports the State
will be largely Democratic. aos ga4Hgs e
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Horrible Tragedy.

FIVE MEN KILLED AND HANGED.-We
take the following from the Parkville Lumi-
nary of the 6th: .......s. .... t.y........
Just as we were getting ready for press,
the particulars of most shocking affray
and hanging have been narrated to US. The
occurrence was at Smithvlle, Clay county,
on Monday afternoon. One man, John w.
Dog laaa, laaea was killed; VIM. Ross, and Squire
John w. Ross. father and son, were danger
ously stabbed----not expected to recover!
also, Ira Tritt, badly stabbed The perpe-
traitors, Samuel Shackeford, William Shack
leford, and John w. Galloway, have been
hanged by the enraged citizens.
The Shacklefords are said to have been
connected with gauge ofhorse thieves that
whre committing depredations in the neigh
borhood, great Indignation existed, so far as
to pass resolutions ordering them to leave
the place, which they refused to do. Prior
to this, Douglas had been instrumental in
tracing mule to Sam Shackleford, who
consequently owed Douglas grudge, and
on Monday last the two met and had an al
tercation at Smithville, which ended SO fa-
tally. .@g
We understand that Douglas shot at
Ohuohielolu, shSutIy "ouuuibS HIN, aiiu tIidt
his brother William stabbed Douglas. The
ROSES interfered, but were. overpowered by
the Shacklefords and Galloway, and cut
down--they will not probably survive. Sam
uel Shackleford stabbed the man Tritt Cal
laway and the Shacklefords subsequently
took refuge in neighboring houses. An i'm.
mense crowd of citizens speedily collected al
the place, surrounded the houses, and about
dusk, William Shackleford was brought out
and forthwith hunged, Shortly afterwards
Galloway was hanged beside him--having
previously confessed his completely with the
others in horse stealing. Samuel Shackle.
ford, who had been wounded by pistol
shot, was saidto be dangerously hurt; bu,
this not being true, ,abont IL O'Clock at night
he too was dragged out and hanged. On
this (Tuesday) morning the bodies were GU,
down. sa sW eHU n;lt..,1 .En.5 lass
The most intense eqcitement prevails
throughout the vicinity. In the meautime
we abstain from CONNECTS, having simply
stated the facts as they were given us. y 15@
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NEnMifeSt Destiny.

CINCINNATI, Aug 2l-P. N.
The Kalamazoo Bank, and the Washte-
nav Bank, Ann Ar-or, Michigan, have fail
ed.
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20 A New STATE,--The5'white inhabitants
on the shore, of Lake, Superior are now ,agi-K
tating the question Of forming a state sepa-
rate and apart from the present organization
-takihg Dwhat % Michigan lies awest of
Lake Michigan,l and the npoints of aWiscoR
sin and Minnesota, bordering on the lake,
and appropriately naming It the State of
Superiors--N. Y Express. A1tst 4s 2iit
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IowA.-The Wings have carried this State
by q small majority, .s.s aslla4 fsf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-13
CO nj M T. r CIAL
RICHMOND MARKErs Oc,ob,r H.


roeaee0-rss marie, arm -hOa change In prices snee
onr last report We quote Tugs 70 cav; leaf sr
70 medium GRADES sss ~ FOsi and hns shipping. ssk
I'm; very superior IAN IL good turing,
ell to isk; extra me els to 70.
Whea-rhsre rather better feeling arrival OF the
EUROPA and prices soeshst higher We prime white
At 50 and red atIi,sa
HESTER WITTY. copui..IOn Asrsh.uta
RICHMOND HARKE7S OcronrR ~
BicOs-ws,.srn Sides sx.sS; Shoulders ~ aud Sci redds
Bacon one.
Tun-A great many small M.ekersi In Market f,-
large; quote ~ to en- quality. No Halifax Herring,
eS No cut ~ and txt months. Family Roe Herring. Ia
nr'' hands The supply Of good Ash small great many
d'mned nih have been broush, into market this sold
IRON iso to o.. North Carolina Herrnxs Ik.IH.
sraIH-Frm We quote New Orleans exa6r. Port Rico sS
ask.
Rs'tsrn sroAnsLoverins Crushed "; Loaf 9X Ba,ors
Crushed sS and LOafsS; Baltimore yellow eN White TS
snarts o yellow T.Ik.
Motiss.s-Priees advanced North TIA ss..
o"E-LaSusyra likaia; Rio icN,iiX and 10.
oASp-AdamAntlne ~ and IS; M,eheis 90 Man.
haanr'ne Pat same; Sperm, 81 to SIS Taow, Jssk,on i
coss-ssaeo
hkAl Is very scarce, and selling Ats.
wHEAr-lso 70 iscfOr Prime and white.
ocn-AAfe' more active to-day. Cans. FLOUR at *
ak -
Clown sEzD-ssies at sIk toTS,
wooL-MaIkst v,ty dull. e5 to 2ss
rKArHKns-t6ets
auAxo-&so from the wharf, ssoS nom store
hir-lss shcat; from store o..
wmKKr-RectIned Is n 10
Lexs-oear white Pine tssato; ss0 merchants.
BILE aa' per NJ One inch yellow Plank i..s three quar-
ter do 9aS IN do lta6; ~ do issit do Isaio Flooring
aes measure ssantiins, Halls for heart sap all
heart lea2o According sIe Gsrde Rails ana Ia
each all heart isasse Shingles oossso per n weather
Boarding sa'6 Inch Oak Plank 95sso Bu,on~ood - inch
sss do soeh 9oA2 Inch cherry So SIS popular aoaq5 per
~ Dressed flooring vsns 4saso Dressed Flooring SOUTH
srn, soasa Shingles, IL bunch Sqsasso per w. bv h
cargo.
Lirx srocr MAhrrr. 1T IuE sclLr
Btu carrls % to $50. No. win command q.
HoGs dull at
sukrr In demand fair prices.