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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-13

The CITY OF Observation-Disclosures, n. Y, is now
known the City of Mysteries" 1t was here that
many years ago the plans were matured for the mys-
terous disappearance Of William Morgan, whose fate
to this day has been satisfactorily ascertained
Out of this Morgan affair." political excitement was
evolved that swept like hurricane all Western New
York, and Frustrated the Democratic party of the
State. Here also first printed the Book of Nor
mon, by the Prophet, Joe Smith, who pretended to
have dug the golden plates from Sandhill near
Palmyra. The result of this wonderful imposture is
seen in the strange developments in Utah. 1t
was in Rochester that the Fox girls brought out the
mysterious sounds known as the " Rochester Knock
ings" From this germ sprung the modern spiritual
system, numbering Judge Edmonds, Senator Tall
madge, and other eminent men among its votarics.
The most recent Rochester mystery was the strange
disappearance of Miss Emma Moore in November
last, and whose body has just been found in mill
race under circumstances which deepen the mystery.
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a T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
"A ona Mutual Insurance Company, held the 9th
inst the following persons elected Directors and OFF,

a T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
N olina Mutual Insurance Company, held the 9th
inst the following persons elected Directors and OFF,
DIRECTORS:
J. B. G. Ro1lhac, Raleigh
Henry D. Turner, do.
J. r. Williams do.
T. H. Seby, do
c. w D. Hutchings, do
James F. Jordan, do
James NJ. Towles. do.
James E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex. Mitchell, Newbern.
Joshua G. Wright Wilmington.
John NJ. Jones, Edenton.
w w. Griffin Elizabeth City.
F. F. Pagan, Plymouth.
WV. e. Smith, Murfreesboro.'
h. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo. A. Smith, Milton.
o. F. Long, Hillsboro.'
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh. Boner, Salem
A. 7. Sunny. Ashevile.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
J. 3. G. Roulhae, President. ~
H. ID. Turner Vice President.
John G. Partridge Secretary
John ii. Bryan, attorney.
j. Hersman, General Agent
John R. Williams,
7. II. Selby, : EsecutiUe C6npDaitEoe.
c. w. d. Hutchings
This Company has been in successful operation over
years. and continues to take risks upon all classes of pro-
pery in the State, Except Steam Mills and Turpenue Dis
tilleres,) upon favorable Its Policies
property amounting to large portion of which
is in Country risks and its present capital Seven Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, in bonds, properly secured.
The average cost ofInsurance upon the plan this Com
pany has been less than third of per cent
all grades of property embraced in its operations
All communications in reference insurance should be
addressed tc the Secretary, posi- paid
Raleigh, June II, 1855. S..
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

We make but few alterations this week cofToS has
slightly adyaneed, with upward tendency But little
FLOUR or CORN coming in BEEF scarce and wanted.
SPIRITS of TURPENTINE 81 and SO cts per rnlIon
RAW do YELLOW DIP 81 s5: SCRAPE 81. OR
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-13

A marriage party in Washington County, Ma
ryland, were poisoned by eating custard in which
arsenic had been placed. Some twenty-five OF them
are not expected to live the bride among the mum.
Der. As to who committed the act remains mys-
terry All the servants also sick from eating the
custard.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-13

The seven or eight hundred pen-knives stolen from
the people by the members of the Massachusetts,
Legislature, were of British manufacture, and had
Victora's stamp them. This same Legislature, IN
ing that none but American stationery be furnished
for their use
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-13

- We are under obligations to our Correspond
ents for their numerous favors. They shall have
early attention We shall give in our next list of
the candidates for Congress in this State and the
"Mysteries of the Dark-Lanterns" will be con-
tinued
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MARRIED..

On Thursday 3st of May, at the residence of the late
John Manning, deceased, of Brunswick county, Va by
Rev Sterin Pearson, Mr. Presley c. Person. of Frank
lin county N c., to Miss Alkaline NJ. Manning.
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oblige the public by granting it, as its publication
will undoubtedybe an acquisition to the literature
of the State.
Yours &c. +%*%+
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Peter B. Gusts, of Newbern, NJ f. G.. H. P.
Pride Jones, of Hllsboro' NJ L. D. G. H. p.
L. NJ Paschal, of Oxford, E. 6. R.
7. Page Ricaud of Wilmington. E. q. S.
L. R. Loftin of Duplin, G. NJ.
T. w. Brown, of Wilmington, G. Treas'r.
7. B. Carr of Wilmington, G. Secty.
Rev. S. s. Bryant, of Gernanton, G. Chaplain.
S. d. Farmer, of Wilson, c. p. Sol.
j. G. Turner, of Orange, G. R. A. c.
j. B. Furguson, of Cumberland, G. NJ Sd V.
Thos Wright, of Duplin, G. NJ. Cd V.
Henry c. Hurdle, of Aamancc, G. nj. 1st V.
H. W. Foy, of Wilmington, Grand Tyler.
Wilmington Commercial.
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.-This body COM
menced its Annual Session here Monday morning
last and closed on the following Thursday evening.
There good attendance of Delegates from va
rious sections of the State. We learn that business
of Importance to the craft transacted, and that
its deliberations characterised by that spirit
of harmony so peculiar to the Institution On Wed.
nesdav morning the members of the Grand Chap
ter with few invited guests took trip in the Stea-
Sam Beery to the Black Fish Ground
The following are the Officers for the ensuing
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-06-13

OUR RECENT ARRIVALS.-PERE EXPRESS.
June 18th, 1885,
4 RA BLACK SATIN ALPACA SACKS.
IL OV so Frocks.
$50 White and Bro. Duck Linen Frocks.
25 Check Marseills Frocks.
Also
Gauze Mariner Under Shirts.
1dsto Infeao " "
Cotton =" &"
Fancy and PLAIN Silk j. Hose.
and Cotton do
We selling the a5oOe goods cheaper than ever.
ELL HARDING.
June 18th, 1856. 5s-sw.
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TDANK OF THE STATE OF N. C.-THE GEN
LIBERAL Meeting of the Stockholders of this Bank will be
held the Banking House in Raleigh, the first Monday
of July next As the question acceptance OF the Char
granted by the last Legislature will then be
pnnctual attendance either in person By PROXY easn
estly requested. G. DEWEY, C1GhsH.
Raleigh, Nay II, 1855. 1-eo
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We learn that the two Everetts and Price, who
made the assault Mr.. MCGOWAN, at Weldon,
brought before Judge Pearson, IN this City, on
Monday last, and admitted to bail in the of five
hundred dollars each.
Mr.. McGowan's wound is still painful but it ap-
pears to be healing slowly. He is attending, with
the aid of his son. to his duties as Mail Agent.
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HDANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH CAR.
Id OLINA.-A DIVIDEND OF FIVE AND A
has this day been declared Capital
Stock Of this Bank for the last MONTHS payable the
Stockholders (ess the tax of twenty-five each
share owned by individually the principal Bank the
first Monday in July next and at the branches fifteen days
thereafter
c. DEWEY, Caa1ier
Raleigh, June 9, 1885, 5s-tlMinJ.
NJOTICE.-THE 9Th ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IL members of the N. G. Mutual Insurance Company,
will be held the Company in the City Of Raj
eigh Monday July next at 12 o'clock for the
purpose of eecting Board of Directors for the ensuing
JAMES F. JORDAN, See'y.
June l, 1885, S.
HANGERS, SCROFULA, &c.-DR. CL0PTON,
of Georgia, who has been advertising in some OF our
Carolina for the last year for the cure Of ScrofI
Cancers Ulcers and all diseases of the skn Will visit Hal
egh the goth June will be happy to wait
who desire his professional serces he
June H. 1855. Std
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21
ANN W ARCHER.


tHtsrfHflFlD COUNTY, Va Aug L. lroo
MESSRS DOVE n co, Rehnond-i1asi fall one Of my
loose the stable yard while playing about
with other mules he with the weight Of his whole body
against large plate Of sheotron cutting himself ON the thigh
10 inches from inch and half To
inches deep The wound of such eharhctor rs to
suppose he would be of service to me again soe
Ing notice tho Turf on In the papers procured mud hp
piled the aud In about three weeks he was
perfectly well and nj work aud cannot perceive ho sas'
whore the ent was mpde. IL. A. WlNFREE.
Ps-Therc are many cases OF Injuries 10 cattle IN this
neghborhood which been cured by Turf on and
Of any benoh To YOU procure you many certificates
The whole noghbohood Is the quickest healing remedy
they ever saw II A. WINFREE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21
Kill more News from n Good Man.

NuuAh TNtE VA, Jnuo I3ih, Ito3.
HESSRS. DOVE & COL hereby certify that for years
past have much afflicted with rheumatism nnd from
frequent your nment have been almost entirely
relieved sell great deal of II my neigh
b1fs and do ecooct solitary ease, where has been
applied according the directions Of It's having failed afford
relief family should without this Lniment regard
0f best remedies for Rheumatism have
e and with the greatest pleasure do lrecommcnd II to
very fnlnily in tho world Yours truly.
29tlgth dee. ! y. CREWS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

More News Of it, Efficacy.

kANnY K1Hflt Illtsl lIVana Uonniy, Va,
June 2nd, 1855,
MEsSRS DOVE & 90 ,--DTAH SIHst I hereby certify
that the of Inst March attacked with Khou.
matism o Tho character In shoulder and
taking the entirely from me, aud from which suf
f.d very pain for three -four days MY then
procured buttlo Of Your Rheumatic l.inimen and
piled thc directions from which restored
IN short tune and restored to full strength and
,gor few days; and earnestly recommend 1t to nll who
be afflicted with rheumatism And ii Is duty owe
To the community To- urge IFS use copy.
THOMAS UIlNDLEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

GtTAPLE GOODS AND GROCERIE,S.--I have
- hand large and we selected stock of STAPLE
GOODS and GROCERIES, such Negro Clothing, Of tho
very grade; Blankets oznaburg Cloths Boots and
Shoes Liquors Sugars Cofees Leather Nails and Oil which
intend for cash, exchange country pro-
Those visiting Lynchbnrg will do well TO call and
themselves before purchasing elsewhere am de-
sell goods low, If lower than house in
the city.
List Of articles In part
CoFFErs-Ro Coffee Laguyra Coffee Mocha Coffee Mari
cabo Coffee Java Coffee and Green Coffee.
SUGARs.-C Sugar, u Sugar A Sngar. Loaf Sugar, o
ugar Sugar Puverscd Sugar, Cuba Sugar and
Crushed Sugar.
WHIsKrEs-Ziger's best Besore do Pure Rye Rye Noun
tain Tuscaloosa Pure Rectihe RecAed hits and Old No.
nongahela.
Brandies and Wines JNO. LCNSFORD.
nov 10 lOdm-Bedford d Sentinel copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

yUyO ONTRACTORS.-- Bedford County Court,
October Term, la55-Thomas B Jopng's Petition TO a-
Road--Repor of Road Commissioner hed-Upon consid
Grafton whereof being weighed 1t Ia ordered
that be established agrecaby said report
and ordered Albert McDanel Road Commissioner ad
proposals for having said road opened ana
report A copy-Teste, .
A. A. ARTHUR.
The Undersigned Commissioner viii receive proposals
mentioned In The above order
until The fourth Monday Of the present MONTH (Novcmber)
Also proposal for blasting and
The alteration is the land ot Benjamin
will show the work to persons wishing to
ex1ujuo spccnonion of the work be by apply
inn IN The The distance about $40 poles
menrnQ ut bridge Big otter Noclls mill, and
coming tho mouth Of Wilkes lane
on top IF the hill on the side of otter,
ALBERT MCDANIEL,
nov lOdlw Road Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

r LAST =
IA Harper for November;
Ballou's Dollar Monthly;
fIarperis Story Book;
Hunt'a Merchants Magazine
Eclectic
The Old IIoncstcad-by Mrs stephens;
Nathaie-by Julia KavaDangh;
Evenings with the Romaniss;
Marriage n Lottery--by Mrs. Grey.
Also Frank Leses Fashions and Journal Cooley, Graham
and Petersons Magazines, for November, received nj
nov sts MORsEs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

~ wv WVVs ~ VI N'f''N y, ~ :, 10y '
~ Is tsaa-Meesrs Dow n to-lnst autumn had very
fine horse Injured of his hind legs badly MS to cause
swoll the sise n hend which tried every
remedy could hear think without relieving him In the
least During the fall the swelling continued when young
Mr. Archer H. and recommended Turf on pro-
cured bottle and short time, before had used the
OF bottle the swelling subsidized and could
toll which leg injured lie is we'll and doing all
kinds OF farm work. Very respectfully
ANN W ARCHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hoon nED.CaNE.-s. Is estimated N.

HOOD MEDuC1NEs.-lG h csttsma ascd thnt
N AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL AND GATHART1G
FILLS have done Ia the public health than
other caug There be question that Cherry Poeto
raj has by tshousand Thousand Of Colds Coughs
Asthma Group Influenza Bronehia &C. much reduced
the proportion Of deaths from consumpye Diseases In ths
country The Pills good h the Pecora and will
complaints.
Every yboy needs iesa purgng Purge the blood
from It's Impurities Purge the bowels liver and the whole v
eera system om ohstcions Purge out the Diseases which
stuu the body TO work It's decay Dn for discusses We
should die only Of old Take anoes early and thrust
1t from the system before II Ia yet too strong to Yield
Ayers Pills do thrust disease not ooly while weak
hut when II has taken strong hold Road the astounding
those who cured by them from dread
ul Scrufa Dropsy Ulcers Skin Diseases Rhenmatsm Nen
rga Dyspepsia, Internal Pains Bilious Conpains Heart
burn Headache Gou aud .ss dangerous bn stil threat
cnng ailments snch pinpes tho face Worms, Nervous
ritabiy oss of appetite Irregularities Dizziness In the
head Colds fevers byseniery Indeed variety OF
complaints for which Purgaiyo remedy Is required
Thcse rahdnm statements but arc authenticated by
your noiahbora and Ply sicians
Try them onrr and will never ho without them
Price - cents per Box-5 Boxes for Sl.00
Prepared by Dr j, g. AVER Chemist, Lowell Mass and
aeld hN all roapeeiahle Drggsn Mhere NOV - 2n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

N huQuORS AND
~ Pure Juice Port Wine pure French Brandy. sherry
Wine london Porter aud wofs Aromatic schiedam sohnaps
A these articles warranted pure, and suitable for medci
nal purposes For sale by JOHN II. SEAN,
II lais Druggist
NEW GROCERY, COMMISSION \ Fon-
term of years from Mr. G. H. Lynch his Fire lroef
OF Y \ r X X, Immediately between the Railroad and
lanai Tor the purpose of carrying on general GROCERY
and firm of BLACK PErTYJonN. We offer to our
friends and the public GENERALLY new and well selected
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
good Supply Lime Plaster aud ccmcut KEEP, hand,
which will be sold as low as at other house In the city
patch and particular attention paid To the order of them
offer our services as agents for the sale Of Wheat Flour
pains spared render satisfaction Account of sales rendered
made A. J. BLACK,
nRaNGE n ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ coMPANY-Thc subscripionsto to the Capital stock of
n ar" %aSa to s be pa !" monthly Of s. on
each share
2].eodtl tdceSwts J. II REID. Sccy.
NOTICE.-Thc -"b.cribcr bci"x dc~irous 10
close out the remainder of the Stock of Goods at the old
oc ao.ts nESJ p. sAoKErr.
nCT. i6,h. ns15.---Oar own ampcr,",;o"~.--
~ Received Saturday the lih, by Adams Co.'S Express
the following colored Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaide;
Bine
brown;
Green
Black.
These Cloths made Beolay Sons celebrated osab
shment in France expressly for sales We invite the at
cnon of friends the public examination of these
Cloths They viii be made TO order At short notice and on
reasonable terms
lots GLASS & RA1NE, J. DIXON, Agent.
ElNS-Wr have just received beautiful stock of fine
Z and Guns, - which invite the attention Of
s.ortsnen. and the public generally
ae cts J. u. GREGORY co.
lhtG. Sth, is55-Jls received, by express, second
supply these Plush Velvet Ncstings, also quilted
Silk These will be found ready made II preferred
made order In the elegant at the Clothing
House GLASS 4 RAINE. J. DIXON, Agent.
oc9ts
4 UMEEB FOR SAi.E.--Nc have on hand on
20 thousand feet Of PINE II MBER, which
wewl sell accommodating Please give ns call
oc Its MILLER a ELAN ON Basin.
trnscs sirnte. IA splendid assortment Of
Fancy which, for beauty and chcapness cannot
surpassed this mrrket Let all consult their tast ana
Furnace aud Range Warehouse and prepare
for Winters clad hand
lsts T. ;, BLISS.
HUST RECEIVED--A lot Of superior style bust-
- fine Silk Plush Velvet and fancy Slk Vests
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

QUEEN VICTORIA ON THE RAILwAys.-Th fol-
lowing interesting paragraph is furnished by the
London correspondent ofthe New York Times:
1t often excites remark, the danger to which
the Queen is exposed by her travelling so fse-
quently by railroad; but you have no idea Of the
care taken of her sacred person. The royal sa-
oon in which she rides has on the top Of it Sc
nnphore signal, worked from the interior Of the
carriage. A man travels on the tender, looking
backwards. SO as to keep this semaphore con-
.tuntly in view. He has also tied around his arm
he end of cord communicating with the guard
N the end oreak, thus giving the guard free COM
inunication with the driver. By this means no
accident can occur which vigilance can guard a.
t.Hinst.
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..r,yrnc ,C.nEuY FINE ARTs.


.vC.T EXCITEMENT IN SEbASiS,
- Won can buy READY MADE Clol oliilN' ana
Err HISiNG GOODS at vhocsa" and retail VI per1 9sn
,, nd st,n nj low cash prices. by calling ~ AtfEi.
.,TIvW N,S corner Main and Market stree'S
IN avo 20 per cent He has just returned r"in me
Nn " here hc has made eoii ,hiiIs express
M ,,r,ci Of fashionab" siYl" ana every Va
,y in the Clothing line and cheaper thi, "a f, t ]
% NVould be better for You ~ rAI an" cA'i
!u III agpifcent stock and at least 20 per CENT - m
~ m n - 1.oois f,r cash and sells them at nluoh n7 .s
ES an ' i,. c,r the sane quality of Goods f"n can A.
iv "Iohinc made order in The best inan'g, % | ~ s
~ hort.st notice and always get the newest anu ' ~
iIn,hlc q GODS for money. -, t,rcai,s -,
Remember me P''N'' - Appel e. NFWMANS,
Carper of Main and Market streets,
'' " Lynchlurg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

WHAT is A MoRMoN.-A Mormon is living
paradox; he says grace before a cotillon, swears
in hts sermons. selects his text indtferently from
the Bible. the books of Mormon, an almanac, or
the Presidents message, and is perpetually quar-
reng for the sake Of peace. His religion is q
.oke x he who makes the best story teller ia chief
of the quorum He assumes digniiies, but has
not the slightest respect for them; and The effect
of his piety apparently to put him on level with
the greatest reprobates of the time. In short he
is the Latter Day Saint, or in other words, the
last one you would think of calling Saint.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

The above rates ere via Ohio River slight advance is
charged II sent all by Railroad No Storage Charged
on tIo5ds sen HPh OR dHt. ConsEn I" .
" BRIDGFORD y Co, Richmond
RFFERFNcEs N RICHNoSD-Stems n Brummcl, lnsley,
Tarly 4 Co scldrn 4 Miller j H. Claiborne. D. W Wright
& Co, Chas T Worthan Coz Shield, h S'mmerNle ana
T11,onis pavenn,rt 4 Go June 25ts.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

EDsCuNAG LIQUORS AND WINES
4Nu Pne Juice Port Wine, pure French Brandy, Sherry
Wine London Porter aud Volts Aromatic Schsam Sehnaps
Al these articles warranted and suitable for medc
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN II. SEAN,
IA a,xt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-21

TUsT OPENED, 10 pairs Wool Carpets. at 3o to
ID 80 cents-the cheapest ever offered In this town
oc lots JOHN AbhAhAMo.
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'ND PWxs saiIaSs-

copyoublisacd by pcrmis sion from lady in this c
H.,
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

IN R.ROBERTEARl.X, Dentist, I'M. r,n,oxc,
= ns once one door above his residence, ON MAIN ST
aud one square above DibrclTs Hotel tsn AZ , .
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KLEACHED AND BROWN DOMEsTlCs
rsdeby [sep l9ts) THOs. j. DAVIS Co'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-07-11
Senator Chase on osam. :"

Ex-senator CHASE, the Free Soil Can
didate for Governor, is out on "Sam," in
a le tier in the Leader this morning On
the old favosite hobby, the Slavery ques-
ton, he says:
sAll minor differences of opinion must
be disregarded for the sake of agreement
and harmony on the common platform OF
no slavery outside Of the slave States
Upon that platform all must be welcome,
of whatever birth and whatever creed who
are willing to unite in good faith for the
defence of freedom and free institutions" F"
IS. p. CHASE.
"Of whatever birth" = Irish, Dutch,
Scotch, French, or any other nation of
people who will vote the Free Soil ticket.
"And whatever creed'-Catholics, Jesuits,
Mormons Greeks, Jews, or any faith that
will vote right. What say the Hindoos
to this? Ground arms Gentlemen! Not
one of you can get upon the Chase ticket
this fall, and you have got to nest with
the fag ends of all creation to even to be
allowed to vote for "Know-Something."
Cleveland Plaimdealer.
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, July IA party of seven
men en- route from Fort Union to Fort
Sharpy, were attacked on the 1st of May
by band of sos armed Sioux; George
Skiles of Quincy, Illinois, was killed
The remainder of the party were detained
some time by the Indians, but were fiual-
ly permitted to proceed, and reached Fort
Sharpy. They suffered greatly on the
route.
The Sioux had also congregated in great
numbers around Fort Pierra.
We learn from Fort Leavenworth that
McCrea, who shot Malcolm Clark, has
been committed to Jail on charge Of
murder, bail being refused.
It is reported that there has been vi
olent personal encounter in Kansas, be-
tween Governor Reeder and Mr.. String
fellow, resulting in the Governor being
badly beaten.
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THE FRENCH Exhibition.

From late letter of Dick Tinto's, we
observe that the Partisan Crystal Palace
is likely to be. as poor speculation as
that of New York. In six weeks the
stock fell from ITO to 1l8. The only
successful exhibition of the kind was the
original one held at London. Both that
at New York and the one now being held
at Paris, were mere limitations, and both
have been failures. 1t was thought the
prestige of Barnum and Louis Napoleon
would make them success; but the two
greatest humbugs ON either side of the
water seem to have met their match for
once. Crystal Palaces have had their day.