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Read carefully again aud again the al,erii,emeni
found m annher column OF this paper nf DR.. Clough'
Columbla Ps then take uur advice and call unh tue
Agents. ana Try hi. mild ana innOcent remedy TOR AL
bilious arrangements, One lady ia Bennington, amer
suffering for wears nh FITS was cu'ed by using stS
boxes costing only 25 ocuts Box Toy them tof Head
ache. Health and stength are valuable, Try ihoss
Pills. "a
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10

Tile Churchman'S Mogosinc for
October, has good table of contents. II,
is valuable periodical for every family.
&C. Shepard & Co., New York, Pub.
Fishers. s. a.year.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10

We advise purchasers of fancy goods
and toys to call on Holden X Cutter
extensive importers, 10 and II kilby
Street, Boston 2jew
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10

VERMONT REroRTs Members of the
Bar aud others desiring the last volume
of Vermont Reports, recently issued can
procure the same at this Office, at the
publishers price.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10

HARrEn's MAGAzlHr, for October is
out, aud full of interesting matter. like
preceding numbers.
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at a Bargain.
Auction Auction !

by order of the Trustees OF the Village OF
Middlcbury, / shall scllat Public Auction tho
Engine House, standing near the Wooden
Factory, aLd one Rotary Engine, known as
the small Engine. belonging to the inhabi.
tants of Middlcbury Village, on Saturday,
the 2Oih day of October, inst at one o'clock,
2. NJ. D. S.CHURCIli Auctionecr
Midllebury, Oct 6, 1906.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10

to the best of markets. and the products
of your soil--your butter and cheese
your corn and oats-your sugar and
starch-the timber from your woods and
tho marble in your quarres arc more
valuable than certificates of railway stock
or money in Banks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10

Graham'S Magacinc, for October, is
received 1t is one of the best numbers
yet issued.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10

Hsayrp At the late Methodist celebra>
ton in Boston, the Rev. G. 2. DISCS
way Of New York, said his ancestors
were lIuguenots who left France for
conscience sake. The message to
them was short, SEQ to the mass, or
go to the gallows.' They would have
neither; so they came to this wilderness
with clear conscience and an old-fash.
toned Bible; and it was an interesting
fact that many Of the Mcthodists in
John street Church were lincal de-
scendants Of that GLORIOUS Protestant
origin.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10
Addison County Agricultural So
ciety.-Premiums Awarded, Oct.
Sd and 4th, 1855.

DVham ~ Hereford Bulls.
lst, Walter w. Sherman, New
Haven, S. 90
I'd, II. ( f S plumlcy, do. 4 90
list. on yearling Bull Cyrus Smith,
Nergenues, 90
Gradc BuHs
LIST, Austin Smith, Addison, 8 90
I'd, +. y. Galley, do Q 90
LIST. NJ 7. Shackett, Midllebu,y, 4 90
%, A. i. Bingham. Cornwall, 90
Sd Il. L Wright, MildlcLury. . 90
Best ten Cows from one town, Nclc
U0rcn, 10 90
I'd best do. 11iaaz4my 5 90
Oxen.
lat, + a Gulley, Addison, A 90
%, l.. 5. Poet, Cornwall. 90
Sd, y y SaXton, Waltham, 2 90
Ten yokes Of Oxen from one town,
Ncic Uarcn, 10 90
Steers
LIST, on . yrs Old, Austin Smith,
Addison. A 90
2d, James Field, New Haven, 90
Sd, John Rockwell, Cornwall, 2 90
LIST. on ? yrs. old, \, Wolcott,
Shorcham, 3 90
81, Seth Langlon, New Haven, 90
HcUcrs
LIST, on ? years old, A. L Bingham,
Cornwall, 3 90
ID, +. ID. TAYLOR. Salisbury. 2 90
lst. on yearlings, NJ. 7. Shackctt,
Middlebury, 90
%, Harry Goodrich, Middlebury, 90
Calrcs.
LIST, on Bulls, II < + s. Plumley,
New Haven. ? 90
"a, y l. Bingham, Cornwall, | 90
LIST, on LETTERS, Wright & Smith,
New Haven, , 90
ID, n. l. Bingham, Cornwall, 90
Matched LlorScS~
LIST, John S. Ward, Shoreham, ) 90
ID, IL. 4 +. S Plumley, New Ha-
ven, 4 90
Sd, John Adams, Ferrisburgh, 90
Single Dririag HorseS.
LIST, Lewis Hope, Middlebury, 90
%, ID. S. Church do, 90
50, NJ NJ Doud, Salisbury, 9 90
Stations.
list, on 4years old aud upwards,D
Edgar Hill (on Black Hawk
Chief") Bridport, 5 90
%, James f. Frost, ION North
Star ~ Shorcham, A 90
Sd, Nazro Northrup, Shoreham, 90
LIST, on 3 years old, j. c. Douglas,
Shoreham, A 90
ID. Hiram II. Hall, Bridport, 90
Sd, j.. Q. &. IL. H. Barrows. Mid.
dlebury, 2 90
LIST, on ? years old, j. Rockwell,
Cornwall, 3 90
ID, n. j. Lee Bridport. ? 90
Sd. j. IL. Everest, Addison. 90
lst, on ycarlings, l.. p Clark, Ad-
olson, 3 90
I'd, Austin Dana, Cornwall, 9 90
Breeding Mares.
LIST, II. ii. Hall, Bridport 90
2d. Jason Davenport. Midllebury, 3 90
Sd, James Barnes, Ferrisburgh, 90
Sucking Coils
LIST, Henry f Hayden Mlddlebury, 5 90
2d, Jason Davenport, do. 90
81, IL. II. Hall, Bridport, 90
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An ACKNowLEDG EMENr.-To several
Of our friends We ore especially indebted
for favors. Among them we might men
ton Henry HrAT, of New Haven for a
basket containing two or three varieties
of excellent Grapes, and some luscious
Pears
Mn. RosE, of Waltham, for some
splendid specimens Of Apples, and some
large sized mellow Pears, of excellent
flavor
Mn ] Mckee, of Bristol, for three
specimens Of Winter Squashes, nice
ba sket of premium Carter Potatoes, and
a line Water Melon. BY the way, Mr.
Mckee exhibited a Mexican Melon that
in point Of richness could not be sur
passed.
MR IRA BRowN, of New Haven, for
some fine Fall Fruit.
Il, D. FAGR, of East Middlcbury, for
good specimens of Winter Fruit.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-10-10

r, d FAuH, of East Middlcblry, fol
good specimens of Winter Fruit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-06
liAHDNtRE.


=. T. P:.IST. io"mH in HrokEGy i26 D0MESrlE HARD
WAR;. No. %; Peu- Street, opposite II ". fry's, Rich
noud virginia have received direct i7c:! lac hanuinc
nir-rs in England fu COMPLETE assortment oi br'
u,;ncas: sad Sheffield HARDWARE and from the nlani-
III this country full supply OF American Goods
Their stock Is nrge aud complete, consisting, III
Rodgers und Has,enhon's fine Pen and Pocket Knives
Pockc, Knives of |, Q. }, and blades
Buck, Bone, Ebony cHcos snd lHog Handle Hn'vos aud
Ivory Handle kni,cs and Forks, in seo Of Il aud -
Razof., Of Wade { Butchers RodSss.' Wos'entoin.'s
& CIJaycs n;aagiscrUrS, OF every style ard qua!lty
S:ase aud Double Barrel Gum fanl" very superior
Pistols Rides l:lo ;4rrrls ana Mounting.
Trace. Halter, Log Well. Fifth and Tongue Chains
Axes Of Collins Simmons and other makes
Hand aud Panel Saws, Hammers aud HaIchcts
Mill Pit Cross.cut aad Circular saws
Spades and Shuv.ls. of Amcs', Sowland's snd other
makes
Anv:ls, Vices and Smiths Bellows
Sledgrnnd Hand Hammers, Stocks and Dies and Screw
Tlae
Shear mud Cast Steel square md octagon
Cn.nnrt, Horse Ind Mule Shocs AL ilo;.e SHue Gas
V':re Saise and siftyrs lolee hils ant Cards
siidle Fi,iass Biihi Brides and lip.sc GoHTs
Lock-. Hinges and Sorrows. of oyery descrir''on
pine. Cbitels. Aurers ana Files, al kinds
Platform and Counter Scales Patent ,;uahcas and Steel
lhy!isa American and G d Percussion Caps
IIav nd Manure Forks y ) ami prong ;,
Tcu Tray, aud Walters, snl all o:hcr doous uruhiy
found IN llnrdShrc Stores
As our Good, nrc purchased 70; cas, on INC nos
ia!arab Terms and srlsci5J cTcu-iteS iu the ri'thh
North u.Ui..n ND Ic,resu ,.ar, feel coafirt VIC
can o.irr strong Inducements merchants Visiting tins
Civ aud respectfully luY;c hcn to an examination q! our
stock ~ We determined sell low as any regular
hoaSc il this sny Of the Northern cries
P.S.-all orders carefully ani promptly attended TO-
Ar IL
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CoVFj.NpR SHANNON.

To show the Southern people hew Mitson shannon
the newly appointed Guvcg2s- vi Kansas, is regard
cd by the Abo.ii:tIii.is We qn"te the following IAN
ua-c ot H.: arrant Free soier, John Wentworth o'
Chicago:
..lioss who know Wilson Shanuon, know RIA. he
il a Sauheruer in all his notions. As LllIch 80 "a
any one of the firm uf Douglas. Nvh&nn, Strinstn!'
low & Co. II. goes To kHnssa =" make Kansas
slave STATE. Ills mtcced,pt; mus, he Enown 10 Hcil
Pierce lIc was mn ole! Fyler man. Although elected
10 the office OF Governor of Ohio BY The Democrats,
he came oct With letter endorsing john lylcr ana
by tho :nc JOHN Tyler lie was given foreign mis-
sion.
.Hy \ strange combination of circumstances he
WAS elected To- Congress for ono term, erG inr onc
ony Duriu. his Congressional cnreer.e was South,
,r,cr in all his notions AMI all i ynscs. His r"cur'!
is rjsl and, what is bc,tg:, ms henrt Is ri;!t Tor
Douglas and slavery. az. gucs 10 Kansas to miller n
deadly bligh; uru IS rising hopes, aud to curse us
n,o;In will lIllgc II rcInnns To be serl wh" h;iS
tL. r,icr future, Rccrlcr Shannon; the patriot
~ traitor!
"I,r, shannon recognize this moh oi D,ugla'Ites
thar now Processes be the Legislature ot Nnnsas'
and the next House OF Representatives will pin II
clause To :hr next appropriation bill that will declare
all such iniamy vuit. Ehere hope IN the next Con-
i,rcs.
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A REMARKABLE MN.

A correspondent Of the Kentucky Statesman g'"''
n skeich OF au old citizen livin: in iG'asn count
named Euinh D.nney, who is pcr!nps, tho oldest nIan
in Kentucky. He will be one hundred and c.hi""l
Years Of ug, on the 10th Of September next, AMI -
ns active rs many men at forty. He w"rl' dll':
mon farm, and throughout the whole Of his lic a5
been an curly riser lie informed The wr'icr that h"
had never drank bat one cup Of coffee nn, that "n'
IN tho year 1913. He served seven years III Tao war
of the Revolution nni wounded at tue si"." q"
Charleston: was also at the s"g. Of Savannah. and
in the Battle of Eutaw Springs. He WE also present
M tho battles OF Camden, King Mountain a'ri
Monks Corner. He served under C"on"l9 iioTlHf
and Marion nni WIS MI aye witn".s "i the rul'uns.
AMI ,leath Of Col lame Hnym" Of South tHrol"l, ~
.ary victim of the Revolution he "a spG:u% m ].
active anI would b. taken NJ any liiA. 'r be n'i'
nf middle acr. He is -rict mcnhcr uf The H'p''',
Chnrch and rides Fix miles 10 ever r'"ui'ti mv"'2
ii hi- Church Hc has four CONS and i've dGa- rl
n living, the eldest s now III EIS 'Si'. yrn' an. 40
Youngest son ,ifiy-rnc. Such il u brief -~"''n "'
tllis aged soldier amt republican, who i, prrhi'' NE
only surviving soldier Of Francs M"'o., >""iY;"f
anl Uprrav.
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CONUISSTONEK'S OFEICE

HNkSFORD VA, AuGrsT Il, IsJ1
IHNO RO. w. BRODSAN. administrator o Alexander
IL wv Battc. deceased: ihc snih RO. w. Brudnux and
Corneia a. his wife, formerly Bate: John 7. BAIT"
Ch"ilcs Hunt, executor nf Mark ~ H,rwrll decrn."d
s"rRh llarwcl. formerly Bate; ANA Thomas ; fih''
son. administrator with the will annexed of Mark NJ liar
well, deccasei:-
fou hereby notified. TINT have hXcl upon Monday
Tie i:h day c. september n"X;, 70 ukr nrd sc" NJ ny
ohcc Of the transactions o Robert w Er"d
INK administrator % .;lrxamdcr " Bate" deceased
An accnun: 81 lie ,ran-aci!cns nt Alexander w Ei'"
guardian Corsrl.a A. Brrluax formerly Bate; hrd
s. An account oI III" HIv"nc"r"a's made by tho srl'
Alexander " lia is lie hI- cil.r,n: "!'
required br hAcn hy decree ~ I,r"rs
vile Circuit Court rendered. NJ April Ti!u, le5 III ~,
in Chanccry depending nid CUur'. n'wr. Robert w
RroinrS administrator nf Alexander W. Bate, "'aS"'
and others plaintiffs, and john +. Bait" and o'h"r' dr
PENDANTS st which time and Prs You required !" r.
tend.
Given under my hund NJ Commissioner IN Chlnc"ry of
the suid Court the day and y"n- fr,t aforesaid
an i6-rvIw A CLAIBORNE.
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THE WOUNDED BY THE RAILROAD ACC.


BCRLlSG roS. Sept. 3.-Mr' G:i!"-pi" is better tbs
morning. She was made aware ot her hashna!'9
death, and passed very Restless night.
Mr. Lukcn, nf Philadelphia, vii" WAS A; fret conS'-
der-d inpcics-!y injured, i. mendiu: rapidly.
Mr.. Laham, Of Canton, Ohio, cf; FOR HON" :E-
morning.
The rest of the wounded aro II. comfortable a. ,!p
circumstance will permit.
Ths body still r,.naining hero hrs no; yet been
identified II is evident that il ia NOT that "f NJ.
Humphreys. stated. The name If =" j. Lnrc!an1'
has been found in pencil mnrhu On the watch pocket
ri the paanInons, bur there n" other mI'A- {"
recognize the body. No baggage cEHcks have h'cn
found.
BgM!lS%@I?S, @ Sept 2:-Thc iG't}m97y before tho
disaster on the Camden anL imh"y Railroad waS
closed ,hi. afternoon at ) o'clock. Tic wi'n"-s's
to day mainly rorrc borG'"i III" previous cvdeGc..
MIRA. Dche claiming the unreco:niSed body, Was
before the Jury when her insanity bccH!Ta evIG'Ct.
The iury adjourned until 9oclock Tomorrow, whom
the delibernton upon their verdict vii! bcCnTmcG'"i.
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s-----
THE FAMILY CHRISTIAN N.BI'M.

EDITED BIZ Mrs. F.. j. E,,u, RtoHnuSp. ".
The September number OF this popular rcrodicr!
has just reached us. a copy Of il sho:ii b. prcnI
in every house in Virginia The articles OF t:, wa
sent number nre very attractive and doa5 not our
lady readers viii read it with aviiry. The frllnNin:
is the table "f contents "a Domestic Sccrc- rru-
c!inSs-Be Fntlfnl-Kat Shaiton--Jny Charity
TO Ma'ic-S.ncx Papers. No. II-Wai. from Mn,n-
orv No. lin the Kitchen with Tho Cock i. a ~
Little WIlIle--A grou? of family p"r;rni,:-Onr CN:
ner.''
wcregart 'i.i. work ss fully equal to am Northern
production rt similar character nni sincerely lnps
it will NEE: with the patronage nt Virginia ard :hs
South generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-06
NUNBER :Ss .

man. Ten y"nrs ago h. was ~ a.!v.n,;,,., t;,-o.,
80. az" Hc va. "m Emperor, nov hr il to s;c-t.::
W., i-.Ior". England wa:chc. h!s led Spain, r1rlu.
gu: 2nfIin'h' l"ly, Belgium. Sweden nnl pon.aa.h
wait III h:s ane-cian,fcr Au.tr;, cro.l., .,.i pTu
sia hides away from him.
- s'"ry Is gong III" ruun!s which l:i7rk- IT," ,,r
me c"nversing with III" En.li-l .ribas. .1.lr ~
On the unsuccessful at,.k upon the MAJ, r. D., TX,
ceilency observed that the English cn.'a NO. hatA
hed the kednn except nj loss ot tousR..l I:iyr
Napoleon sInii'i ais; replied, ''Y"W: ExS.cncy'- c:-
culatlon Is Father that "i surgeon than tia; / u
General"
presume YOU Gre nwirc TINT the cu;ntiuE r1.fac
{" the newspaper correspondents VII: ;ho ca;is -
entirely cat "lf. Even III Intelligence which lr.ra-
the lines is mere conjecture aud very mUch w...h
/" conveyed 10 them Of proposed attacks ana
men's = purposely fa.s,iai tia: th"'r "opor:S may
mslcad the Russians Matters pub! s!lnd ~ i.,s,lun
reached Sebas"po wi;hiG ~ hours hrJa-h r.::.>i.n
te!cgraphs 10 ST. Petersburg. and thence j.. l"-r1-l
TO Scbast"po!. The frl ui Swcnborv ma ne, c..:;r
any rAci'cnicnt, ani the visit ot V.crorii wi ra.sa
the funds more than thr best .:OT IL, C~,liHa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-06

THE SECOND ANNUAL exhibition OF Till
vlkGINIA MECHANICS ISSTlTCTE
he ion uf the 1Ipr Arts

u Va
Il ics Institute Giii take place hc 2:i d", oi s'ro
nr " ~ m T 'r a , 1S.,ss 5 "' rtpnrnon " nd e.. '" ''
Mechanics. NanUnc'"r"r- Artists, n"'it":" ant "'A''-
in .:c S;ar O. Vi.r'aa ~ wei! MS me c""y" h" rs. ar.
Respectfully irr!iri avail L'r-rIv7 oi IN" opportunity
thu IN :,t 10 display h..r nId skill IN IN" curc-
II n about 10 BE- made ~
The purpose Of the Eonri OF Managers will be to make
the con Exhibition on" "i cI' in,sf'- t"hc ri'Hr''
o Richmond, and oi the Sthtc ~ Ihl." .
The Splendid Hull Ui uiln. .'curc f"r the Exhh;'
ton, will, il hehev"a .hori ntr"ii'oh%'r". -"''th;
10 max. a;rrurv" d-p"y "' article o 'as" and
interest O; w!istcrrr r.s- DESCRIPTION w!h mny b"
entrusted To them by those "nE"t'd Mechanical p"''
suits.
Great care viii he tut int nrpo,n,ru conrcs.t
and i la:a judges establish tho yrnir in which rSc
roniisuo, encd 10 sand, nai 10 pen"Hce uu t'r'i
hc8irs OF Merit.
Tie Premiums 10 h" cacr,d N az gold. -iiyrr sni
bronzr medals nnG !ir!":,"i according to n"'i; "I ih
degree g! ussIiEess oi ~" articles,
IL addition which ;a Board o! Managers hvr de:"r
mined 70 aer The io!lawIn. Premiums.
~: For Ike bC.: Invention ci Work Of Mechanic ~"
siding within tho Limits OF the State V:cGaiu whose
shah not exceed IS yuar-, fifteen dollars.
2ni For the c-t Invention Work tar production Vi il
rrmas residing ri;hin tho :i:s U t!r STATE" H:.at
shall exceal - vesr., .'tscl ,.nl." :
ed Eoi tie 5sss lay.o on D. EuGL 0i Virginia Ale
caauic WHO 1t lrit.rncvto ags. trcrpdolms.
ih Tor the bt-s ii" a.;ioa Work wh.;hcro taste or
domestic utility. ot Erhi" fsmal' without rsierenr"
TO age fifteen dollars.
5h For the mos practical Invention -d@,tsdro common
TO be estimated vii; ;.feH'F ~ chs"2ass and gene
raj Et:!.ii, hItesu Olhis.
1k.rc premiums will be AWARDED by the competent
Judges in all the ;iona departments :" which ii"y hc,
lon- both male aud rRsla other Ia TInic money, H.
thu option OF tie 7acurssiG Contributor
The premiums above enumerated ART oa'r" win vcw
particularly To Stimulate home inGus:iy and wi! ir
no mranrI Interfere with the :rg;h, r:cni:us Eni
is Of merit which crcn 10 coErrllU:; eiG Ull or
any y. tic 9.hcr Sihcs.
Tie Board ii Managers earnestly invite u" nc'!vc co.
operation Of tEo Mechanics and industrial C.a-srs through
III" country in conir!hun: 10 the n"o:.-. inject in
view and would Of "N2!e,s H,SG9V r.: =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-06
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS ABROAD.
Tn. y. Y. Times publishes tho following as from
hi.,I, authority. aud 10 be relied on:

~
hi.,I, uuthorirv aud 10 be relied on:
PARIS, Friday Aug. II, lS'rl.
wl,ot stated in my last letter to be Court ru'nors
he.o,, more consistent every hour ihr Grctt ATTACK
mon Srbas;opul j., have god reasom t" oeirTe' I"
,,c ulucr upon the 20ih nui by the time THIS rcHc:-
s vn j, will have tuilr, and VITA iess JOSS th"' per
b,,Is YOU imagine. Too much Importance has been
attached IL the forts upon tn" ~ "F'herh s'c ~ ''e
bnrlnr they do not command til" cityn' ha- b"ch
.,,cL I, /. distance of ~" miles ~ al alr linc
from the ila,akuif ncrus- the bay 10 the NYrth"r'
S:ar fort; bu. from ;h9 Malakoi tie S"u'nsin a'Hy
could br laid in ruins n toriy-ci-ht hours his pos
,,,, the second line .; Russian dctcucc III the hHiH
r,tin,r !; in IL entire ic'2th. There If no great ~
.,r,n,rt a!,uui tic coming asSar but Gaet Ill
yi,ton that the city VIII i'i'i' ,
You ,bse-vc that all thr past actions ou the pars q!
.h aII;, scanned 70 be undertaken with C. vicr t.
-, s,cc..s = kind ui uu.s upon which to treat
f,r MAJ. This i. no; nov. France that Is, lie
Einn.rnr has resolved upon war which rH .ca"c,
p,!.o T., n ,,r0airu.e p1rer, und the nlcdiatiuD ."
Austria will no longer serve although sue 0i''' '"'
most n cc; terms on Russ!ud part
T,. army nf the DapuU. is nov conccnirdtii- Oh
u,r.ilir, and Tou!on al the rate of 3.pDo 10 4'v'"
men day. This army. headed By Napoleon ~ pI,',
i. d.s,i.:. for campaign III B:senraoia' neA' nv
her While marching upon Odessa "mic" cay
amin attacked Ly scn bv Ill" Allied r! F!""'s, hc "'t
~ attack aud engage wh::'Tcr RtssiHr ioicc INA:
be dctnilcd Ia stop the nd' n;icc oi thf IA.s u. '.
l'rin.ra Tie two arines-;ha; o' thc bahuoo a'u
that in tic Ccimca-w w!h'c' "n "'o a''I'''' "
! not before Srbastop"l. -, D:,,:
"be Eu.lish nrc recalling Al! the Generals OF D'vi,
;n, !, i; said 10 allow the younger men chance OF
| winning tiIer way up . -, r. :;
.,nrnsr that you will receive with smile Of III
o-'.Jn,rv III. announcement that Sebnstopol Tax r.
Bu; be sure ,ha, nothing short OF miracle can save
II. Daring the embarkation of the troops at Iarna
,ha Enneror designs 10 show himself in the Crnea
0mIr Pacha was recalled to Cnus,autlnops TO advise
uunu the state Of affairs at kars; ie declined the
| ,s,nnand of the Turkish army in Asia Minor, aud
| noiut.d ou, Sir Stephen Lakenan. an English officer
N the Sultaus service. as the most eticen, conmau
! der Lakeinan is now in London. He has had an iu'
,eryiew with Lord Paumure, bu, there 10 some hltcn
We hear nat lie s:ipu!ctes for an English Or REM"
. contingent. .,,,,
Portugal is about to volunteer her share OF troops
! for the war. ,,, no.;,i,n
Austria begins to feel that she is in 'asc p'S'.o
and he, ueoIc begin 20 suspect tina; she ID III con
rempiib!e one. .ssr, N nine.
You may be amused at the reliance see % tnow no th
in the resolves Of Napoleon, but You d" "'' NA'" "'
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v,rcu,m. PRYOR n DtNNA'ANf.

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p. a.':,1 - r,,.,r j. published every Wednesday
Iac wee =. " -, II uui III advance, or Tor e. 81
n'3:s 3 srs made IN eayS@ec r.;; dSdqsSn fdr sS a.. Is
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- mi n nn; proportion Tor advertisements % greater
49,. t>crl; t.oi.'y I"I"rrs si.i Auciu,cers who ARE
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q Az Obituaries aid Tributes ot Respect exceeding
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MI,RnI.R lLN sEiD IApI ilN

CH,EiEsIoS, SEPT. 3.-rhc -liip Agi"i. i'Er,
New York f,r Smyrne, spnhcr "ut side "f III" bHr -
day, reports thar til. captain murdered by ~" VI
the ships apprentices. The Revenue CATER h"'gi"l
the Ariel, AMI arrested naI broush, up Henry G,ra!
and Gcurr- Anderson the ~" apprentice VII" ~;
charged with The otf,nr. They both icuy commit
ring the decd bu, crninao each "thrr. !.1'Ivnr", 10
chief mate, reports s; h. fruai til" cnptnin Ia.
icrci in lis BERTH uu The l?;h nt Augu, TIE III
GERS, crew and pas-rn.rr, objected proceeding
the voyage ana requested rhnt the ship shrl.i -.
rurD. Tn. ship. officers ant N the .au!s t
the Cmiteh S:ntcs Gnvernmrnt aMthnr.t!r..
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,I,R,M. COTrOS CROP.

MonrLE, SEPT, lst.-Thc n counts from III" cotton
crop in different portions of this State "Hmt!""r ct a"
unfavorable character. Prices here IN "nn>"P",n"
mr., firm Al 9IalO cents for new midd!ns o street L,.
crpuul classification.
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LAND WARKANTS.

AE c. BAKER. Dealer III Real Estate at II. anthony
IVHe Falls, Minnesota Tnrrory will act ns Hrn 10 10.
cRr Land Warrants.
is kmowl"dgc "i ,hr country vii enable him 10 lncn'"
on ~" best sovrrnmr' l:n in this Territory. ant! Norm
c.n Wisconsin. Charges Tor locnn. warrant. from 10
10 So zach.
REFERENCES:
Hon. +. NJ. 7. Hunter Hon ThOs H. Bayly Cnpi WIN.
Harding. Eorhub,rlaud county Col addison Hall Lam
caster county City OF II. Anthony. Mny, ls..I.
.Il-cyEu
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NEW YORK, SEPT. i.-Fl"ur coniimnts 10 90
49,, ths lower rrnd.s most. Snes of state hrH0is
alas u: Ohio S n sS 81 Southern i? : ~.
Wheat has considerably d-cined. Sales oi South. ~
White at - a 81 81. red e5 a 81 20 Corr = :
trh, lower. Sales Of Western mixed NJ SSi cts