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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

the baggage. and came nigh Citing
drowned, Sairy, all along oil you-buI
it's all right now-go ahead, steam
boat-rosin up there, ireman-darn
the expenser
When the sun set. the loving coup.
le we're seen seated on the upper deck
the brown Yankees arm encircling the
slender waist Of the young woman il
the blue bonnet and pink dress. We
believe they reached their destination
safe and sound.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07
FAYETTE COUNTY DIRECTORY

Cfacrrr cornr meets "a Monday OF March aal
September. may "a Two weeks
Coawox PLsss Cocar slts ith Mondays Ia jan
uafs. April. July, aud October hold two vicks n
business Require.
Cos atnsfosnaa Couar meets lat Monday Ia
Mafch. tcnc, September ard pcccmbeE may 80
nlne days " nccussary,
Copnf ~ CostltlafloS sis whom business tc.
qaires In any judicial day OF the sessions OF COM
mon flaaa Court.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07
Fy-We all remember Tho story o

RTWe all remember the story OF
the inkeeper who became proud as he
prospered. taking down his sign of the
Ass, put up u portrait Of George Nv.
in its place. Ills neighbor immedi-
ately raised the cast off eiligy. and in
this sign he conquered. The FIRST
landlord. alarmed ut the increasing
popularity Of his rival, and understan-
ding the cause. wrote underneath the
grim visagc of his Majesty, "This is
the real ASST
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

E1-"My good woman. how much is
that gooser "Well, you may have
the two at 7 shillin." "But | only
want one" Can't help that; them ere
geese TO my certain knowledge have
been together morn fifteen Yeas, and
l ain't agoin' TO be so onfcelin as to
separate 'em now''
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

A Coon lIlr.-Atsthe Woman's
Rights Convention lately in session al
Saratoga. Lucy Stone Blackwell was
speaking upon Woman's Right oI
Suffrage, when some one interposed
the objection that woman could not
leave her children TO 90 to Congress,
Lucy responded that she did not sec
the force of the objection, as there
were at Saratoga. on visit Of pleas.
ure. "A large number of mothers who
had managed to leave their babes NJ
home.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

Rg- A Quaker had a quarrelsomc
neigh6or, whose COW being suffered
to 60 ut large. often broke into the
Quaker's well cultivated garden. One
morning. having driven the COW from
his premises to her owners house. he
said TO him: "Friend T, have
driven thy COW home once more, and
ig | find her in my garden again"
Suppose you do" his ncighbor an
grily exclaimed. "what will you do?"
why said the Quaker, on drive
her home to thee again, friend T.
The cow never again troubled the
Quaker.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

o England--my country. away DER the sea,
With eyes sreamng-hear, bautlng Il turn
unto thee--
And my spirit grows sick when look ON the
shame,
rhathalh piled lis hot curse ON thy glorious name.
o mother Of NalIons--o Builder Of Thrones
Thou star whose grcai glory onclrcled the zones
What fam Ing anthema swells In my throaf,
When think Of the England that was and 10 not.
christ'a ban on the dasiatds who taught thee 10
bow
To The traitor whose red hands are wrInsng thee
who artsred Thy life for damnable lie,
When the truth seemed Ear OF, and the pleasant
wrong nigh.
chuats ban on Tho towards who smiled, and join
ed hands
with .ho T,uSa whose deep ieProsy poisona tho
lands;
who has spawned his black slime o'ershy too
trusting soul,
TIN ny heart has grown rotsen-thy sweet breath
turned foul.
o was a 10, thi : that ny thousands Of braves,
Like an army Of martyrs, vent forth to their
grsvesg
o was !, for shls that nay brethren srose,
And hurled all heir life In the teeth Of Thy foess
o wusi for this that the mother and bride
ciasped The agory home to her spirit AMI diedS
Was tho cross OF high sacrifice kissed BY thine
hosts,
That tho wailing OF weePers be heard In Thy
eoastsg
o shame on thee, England thy Lion grows pale
And Thy bane-the eurst vulture-strides on like a
gaics-
While the voice OF Thy struggles FAR over the sea,
DrowHs his shrek OF fell JOY as ho swoops upon
thee!
o now by The rivers Of blood IN ou hast split
BY rnv madnessof folly-ms mountain Of guilt
BY Thy sons-and the wormwooi thar lies In tholr
cup
Arise ere the bursting blast wiiher thecupl
Yea-arse. FOR times finger Is tauntlng thee
And the Kissing Of nations Is hot on thy brow
And full soon the doep curse Of thy people may
prove,
That The deeds Of fierce hatred 10 even In love.
RICHARD REALF.
NEw YoRK. August, 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07
UNION COUNTY DIRECTORY

CtRcufr CouRr meets the fth Mondays IN Feb
ruary aud Angust-may stttuo weeks each ume.
CoaNoN PLnks CorRr meets III Mondays Ia Fob
ruary, May, August. aud November. except when
there are ave Mondays IN the pftceding nouth---
then lst Monday. Nay 81 weokseaeh lime.
toxalsSoNxRs toUHr moctssist Mondays IN
June, Septulnbor, December aulr Mareh-lna, slt
Il DAYS oarh time.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

Ry-We seldom find people migrate
ful so long as we are in condition TO
serve them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

"Ono wou III fay the man who first planned the
Crimcan expedition wanted 10 solve this prob
lem How 20 Sink. in an apparently plausible en-
terprlss. The best blood Of England. aud make he
defonsclcss for time Of need. .n-MAzxINi.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07
SICK ANDIN PRISON.
ny AlleEc CAREY.

ny AIicE CAREY.
Wildly falls the night around me,
Chains cannot break have bound me,
Spiri's unrebaked, undrivcn,
From before me, dArkcn heaven;
Crcads bewildsr, aud the saying
unfclt prayers, makes need ofpruyIng.
In This bitter anguish lying,
Only Thou wilt hear my crying
Thou, whose hands wash white the crrng
As ne wool ls at the shearings
Not with duleimer or p.alter-
Bat with tears seek thy altar.
Feet thattrod the mount 80 weary,
Eyes that p tying looked on Mary,
Hands that broaghi the fathers blessing,
Heads ofiiltle children pressing,
Voice that SAID, "Bshold thy brother"
l.o' seek 70 and none other.
Look, o genllcst eyes OF pity,
out o. zlou, glorious ny;
Speak voice Of mercy, swcclly;
hide me, hands OF love, completely;
Sick In PRISON, lying lonely,
Ne eau In me up, ye only.
In my hot brow soosho tho aching,
In my sad heart stay the breaking,
On my lips The murmer trembling,
Change 70 praises undlssembiing;
Make-me wiso a. the cvangris,
closho ome With The wings Of angels.
Power that made the few ioave- many,
Power that blessed the the vino az Caanar
Power that said 10 Lazarus, "WakenSn
Leave, o leave me not forsaken,
Sek aud hungry, and la prison,
Save ne, Cruelaed and Riaonl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

EyWhatis the most dangerous
ship TO embark in? Authorship.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07
a TRUE STORY.

a TRUE STORY.
Ee klnd 10 each other,
The nights coming on,
When friend aud whom brother,
Perchance may bo gone.
Then midst your detection,
How sweet 10 have oarn'd
The blest rocellc elton,
OF kindness returned.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07
County ofaccrS.


CouNry coasisstosERs--carre: Wilson. lsaas
snides, and Alsx. n. Paddock time expircs Sep.
tomber, is1s-G-7.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

E1-A skeptical young man, one
day conyersing with the celebrated
DR.. Par, observed that he would be-
licve nothing which he could not un-
derstand. DIR. Parr replied "Then,
young man. your creed viii be the
shortest of any mans | know
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

EE-A little boy while writhing un-
der the tortures of an ague, was told
by his mother to rise up and take a
powder she had prepared for him.
"Powder, powderF said he raising
himself on one elbow, and putting on a
,4r.-s.-,-, ,.tl,.... A .s.,ft :, ..s.n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

Farmers in 1776.
Men 10 The pillow,
Wife 10 the COW.
cirl 10 the yarn.
Boyslo The barn,
Aud all dues ass sllled.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

Men a mere show,
Girls, piano,
Wife, silk and satin,
boys Crock and Latin,
Aud all ha nda gazetted.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07
Farmers in 1866,

Men all In debt,
wlveslaap,i,
Boys, tobacco squ irls,
Girls, dr. algglng skirts,
Aud every body cheated.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07

RTThe name "bank" is derived
from the Italian word "banco," a
bench which was erected in the mar
ket place for the exchange Of money.
The first bank was established in TIA
ly by the Lombard Jews. A. d. 808.
Some Of the Jews settled in Lcndon.
and the street where they resided is
called Lombard street.
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FUTURE DAYS.
xRyyNDs,aM Cols SAFE

' Der having pu cha.ed Tract of Lani in Tue
rouny OF Bedfotd. whiel he desires remove wish
sell his present residence. NiNniAM. near y p-
ponattox Court House.
ftis Tract Of Land tains about 800 acres Of
which 500 acres are cleared aud in GOO; heart produ
cug large crops of Wheat, Tobacco and Corn; about
30 acres are river low grounds well drained md very
prnlurtiye and the balance Of he land say 800 uere
is in original forest heavily timhcred
This farm is well improves having on it large and
convenient Dive. ng House Kitchen Servants Houses,
Carriage House. lee lou.e. Grannry Tobacco Bnrns,
blacksmith Shop, &c., ~, all rs taoi rs new The
fencing i, all good aud the farm is divide into shifts
suited :, tire mat approved rotation OF crops.
The eighbafbood in which this farm IS situated pes-
unusdal advantages which renders il very desi-
rahe property. j. il in the vicinity of the Courthouse.
Appomaitox Depot. Is. s. Railroad, several Churches
mud good Schools. both male and female nm is entirely
healthy and moral.
Ter this firm for sale privately, aud would prefer
sell all together yet it might he divided 10 suit pur
cha>e's. Ii not sold privately before the 4th day of
October neNt. (that being Apponnttox Court day) |
vii offer il for sale at Apponattox Courthouse, al public
auction, 10 The highest bidder.
Persons desiring purchase will OF course visit Il =
land and inspect for themselves. will take pleasure in
showing it 10 any person.
Terms ,rade known tie day Of sale
1i-cln Wtil h ~ JOHN w. WEST.
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The celebrated Italian Gen. Pepe is dead
NorYLomnfou Democratic GouCeHtIOH.

EAsroN, PA, August 2O.-Ihe Democratic
Convention of northampton county was held to-
day, and was largely attended. After the organ
izaton the convention was addressed at consider
able length by the Hon. Richard Brodhead. A
series Of strong national resolutions were then
submitted and adopted. They declare the attach
ment of the Democracy of Northampton to the
constitution and the Union; that they know no
North. no South, no East no West; strongly de-
nounce Know Nothing SIN. and, IN reference TO
Governor Reeder declare that be has discharged
his duty in Kansas nobly and manfully, and that
their confidence in him is undiminished.
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traLsrARtEpnorEHr. forsAAE

The under Sigart with IA view Of reviewing him
seIf + ON his pre- emf embarrassed con, IA will offer
f,r sale privately until the 9th day of September next.
the following yal1sblr property viz: two lot. at
Gtourd ia The city of Lynchbnrs fronting 30 feet each
"a Jefferson street, the Basin Of the james River md
knnavh Canal. nearly ,opppsite the large stone WALL
f5af Lots fronting 50 feet each tie ne" basin ct the
Ganal running back [ ) the Ornn and AeXtndrh Ral
f,3a; Il Dot ON Jefferson street, opposite tue store ol
Mcdaniel Hurt Preston fronting - Jet taur ruined
frnements mud Lots uenr d. 7. Rec, living between
Tn, 81 and tnrnpkes; House und lot ADJOINING
D. + Spcuces residence, IA must desab,e inmiiy tesi
.ias e Lui mil Wuoden Tenement, hnd vacant Lot
,hoih al mining IL .une; halfacIe lot "a Back Wa.
IT,, raek near Judge Wm. Daniels Ice llpnsc aso.
ii. interest being thirds, in that vaufble Steam
Brick Machine near tho Gas Works; about ~ het oil
Horses and Mnes all Young md well broke To halnessi
or 10 new Wagons e. and horsc) and seveIal sec.
oni hlnl Caus, Wagons, AZ.
Such portions o said property ms may not he sold by
the 5fh dey Of September next, will that Hay be sod
by way oi public auction.
All tae creditors Of the undersigned invited To
purchase SO Tint ther cllm4 may he Objected ngainst
IL amount due by them respectively far parthaset
Al PERSONS having open accounts against him are re-
questedo pres them ny the l-t day Of epic nher that
lie MY make provision for thcmi tiinse
indebted him earnestly requested 10 pay without
further delay
~ b. The PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
in all their dfrent branches, and all the contracts NOW
ON hand Or my be uracled ur between iii, and the
1t DIV OF September Will be enrrsd ont promptly ~
the conccra TIM ~i take the Works tint day Is he
intends taking in rauner.
aug ] d3taat5thseat GEO. IA tUhLbs
Rppubiirar
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

NEAR LYNCHBURG.-lo offer for sale,
my Ivy Creek plantation, in Bedford on which
| now reside (Scottsford.) This farm contains
about 80 :icres,-lOO acres of fine bottom
land-S0 acres of which is self-renoyating. About
one-third of the tract is fine forest. Tho build
inps are all new-and are such as would suit a
gentleman for country residence. The planta
ton is in fine state of Improvement. and lies
about miles from Lynohburg, and within half u
milo of the VA. X Tenn. K. Road.
1t is seldom such property is offered in the
market. There il. everything connected with the
premises that is deirabe in the way of orchards,
&c.
Being DESTROYS of removing to Kansas this
Fall will offer u bargain to one who really
wishes to purchase. Ny address is Lynchburg,
Va. SAML NJ SCO III.
anp Il TSF3w ,Ncw}Yif'
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ARRIVAL OLE THE PACIFIC.

New YORK, August 22.-'rhe Pacific arrived
at an early hour this morning. She brings Liver
pool adyices to the llth inst.
The steamer Arago arrived at southampton on
the 10th.
There is nothing of special Importance from the
seat OF
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
liverpool, Aug. 1D.-Cotton steady at unchan-
ged rates, and 50 continued at the close. Sales
of the week $4,000 bales. Of which spectators
took 1000. The quotations are-Oreans fair
ID, middling 6 3-l61. Mobile fur 3 Id. mid
ding Cd. to 6 GIG. Upland fair 81, middling
Cd. Stock for export l,0O0 American in port
4l1000 bales.
Breadstufls have considerably declined. with
the exception of Corn. We quote Flour, Western
Canal 39ai0s, Ohio 42s Gda43s Cd Wheat
White lis 9dal2s Red Gals 3D. Corn-W hite
43sa4is; yellow 33s 6da39s; Mixed at the same
rates.
Lard dull Rosin closed steady with an active
demand.
The money markets. more stringent. Consols
for money 81.
American stock steady at unchanged rates
The weather is favorable for the crops
LONDON MARKET-Iron in active demand and
market buoyant. Welsh bar on board, SIS;
Welsh rails, 60 to ISL.
Sugar and Coffee steady.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased fl5OOU0.
Freights steady with no ohangein rates.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The general aspect of the war Is regarded as
unsatisfactory. There is nothing important
from the Crimea except tue INFORMATION that
the bombardment of Sebastopol was renewed on
the 10th.
Omer Pacha has been appointed to the com
mand ofthe army in Asia
There is nothing new with regard to the seige
Kars, Toganrog aud Besdiansk had been partial
ly bombardment,
There was u report in Paris that Reyel had
been successfully bombarded, but the truth prob
able is that the fleets were assembled in the Bal
tic with the design, It's supposed Of making an
immediate attack upon Hesingfors.
FRANCE AND SPAIN.
The French papers publish an inflated account
of the discovery of conspiracy of the legit-
mists to excite conspiracy in Spain and further
the ends of Russia. Following thereupon it is
definitely stated TINT it still seems questionable
if Spain will supply $4,000 troops in the pay OF
the Allies, and Portugal 10000.
ITALY.
The celebrated Italian Gen. Pepe is dead.
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w. WATTS
Hid From The South

We learn from the Savannah Courier that the
sum Of five hundred dollars has been forwarded
to the Mayor of Norfolk by the Benevolent AS
ISOLATION of Savannah
The Courier adds:
A number of our friends have responded cheer
fully aud literally to our call-as may be seen
from the subscription list lying on our desk An
opportunity will be given to others to do the same
this afternoon and tomorrow. A check for the
amount, whatever it may be, will be RENTED by
tomorrow evenings mail.
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1 oo. 600 cOrnEs ATEAm-N Is,w~

BOAT DISASTERS ON L II II
WESTERN WATERS, AND STEAMBOAT DlREC
TORY-Thr un,lcr-ie ned hive now in OF prcpa
mtion u new STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY, which will
bsissued in October next. The book will oontan over
hundred page, Illustrated in the best style and
noally bound in durable mnnncr. II Will DO one al
he most interesting books published and will hn
book That will be interesting tn all clasaes ot people,
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY will contain com-
,lete list and description at all tho Steumhoas now
sipnt in the Western aud Southern waters The length
model speed pnwor aud TONNAGE Of hon,. where and ly
whom built, the If thu boat with The trade she is
in. A.o, the of Gnrtnins and nfeers her age,
Sr Ne. The Directory will cpnnin history OF Steam
hents aud sieumhonting the Western waters, since
The application of atcan; alao sketch of the first bout
built Tor the Ohio River with the uame of tho builder,
eommar der and owner
The RIVER DIRECTORY will eontnin list aud de-.
selptiln Of all the Steamboat disasters that huvo
cured tho w aud Southern waters, beautifully
lustmlc1. with lat of MI those who hive persisted
by hcir burning, sinking and exploding. the Western
am Sluthern The Dine tory will eontnin Mpps
Ia the Ohio, Mssissppi Missouri, Illinois Arkansas.
White. Rcd Onacitn, Iazan. and other Rivers. with
tie Towns aud Ciir. laid down, with correct distances
also many other Rvor nni Commercial items nf inter.
ell the people at large The book will contain tho
cards of the ynrou. y. $. Mail Bops. with The nade
they are in t&e &c The Directory will also contain
complete lst Of all the Responsible Steamboat Licensed
olie.rs their places of resi- ence, &C. &c; the now
Steamboat Lnw hs lcquifene Il, with comments, show
ing wherein il benefits tbs incompetent officer, aud IN
lfea the competent officer. &c;. &c all the mpor
tnut 4. s. Supreme Count Sieumboa! Decisions up
eafe; the and mpnttant Commercial Privileges.
Bills of lading nporlant Decisions of tho various L.
Courts in regnId To weights Lost NJ Damaged, &c
&c with many other lhings of interest.
The Directory will be Illustrated in the boat style. and
printed ia tho boat The author has for six
been gathering together all the tncs ind tens IN iegnrh
II tho numerous steamboa Disasters he Western and
southern waters, uni intends publishing them in
book foru Tho Price OF the work will DO put al the
low sum Of Que Dollar Teo thousand copies will be
II Iii. l,.s..t -
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Mr. Newton Ashton for LONG time ot the Treas
nry Department Ut Na,hia sfail. died at the
Naval Hospital last night. have several pa
ticnts WHO will die TO night--they can't survive
until morning. The terrible raniIo has present
Yours, n sorrow. j. Il. T.
Among the sick AT Portsmouth are John Col
Inns. DIR. YIN. G. Maupin, and John q. llolh
day.
The following letter frem the President Of the
Common Council Of Portsmouth, has been receiy-
ed by Mayor Kinks of Baltimore, AM submitted
hy him 10 the Board Health
PORTSMOUTH. va. August 20.
To His Honor the Mayor Of Bai'imore
Den, SIR: Several of physicians are
sick, and the others nearly broken down. Can
get medical aid from your city for the relief
of the sick ! Write me on receipt of this. II
any of your Surgeons will come,ihey will not only
be Hospitality received, but will be amply remuu-
Grated do not wish, and shall not conceal the
fact from our citizens abroad, that the fever is
raging to an alarming extent.
With sentiments of the highest respect, have
the honor to be, yours truly.
w. WATTS,
President Common Council.
A letter from Portsmouth speaking Of u visit
TO the Transcript printing Office, says:
4" / went up in the office and there found Fiske,
our Mayor, alone, Mt work at the press, and
throwing the numbers off as fast as he could All
his hands gone. Maupin's BilisoPs and Ne
ve's, the only groceries open. We advise
you by all means not to return here.
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Irr;rof n fine ErricSS0R.

New York, August 22'--The steamer EfrieS'
son arrived here day.
Mile Rachel, the French actress, comes over
in the steamer America.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.


DTlON.-RO \. WILLIAMS Intending 10 G. 1- q t.ng
hi s ~ LYnrhbug will sell at auelila On Thurs
.iay and Frtns. the sd aud 9th insis. his enttee
trk uf understanding Of Novels Autubogfa.
phi.s ilstnris- Prarticai Works, Fin Auuuols. aud
my ncS B,uls by the Anlhnrs-iosriic viii n
Inc und bcantfal ii Fancy Goods s7ei as
Fne Gilt Col aud Silver Card Receivers, StlNoi Card
Fnsrv Pearl 10; Fine Gin Watch Sunds, Fin" French
Pefalncles. Albums Work Boxes. Fine Pocket knNe.;
an1 may other beautiful and useful articles. too unncf-
IL mentiuu.
Sac 10 commence ut 2 o'clock IN tie Afternoon. Fl
1hH .sdir~; aud Mt < ia the evening aug % y
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Aid far the Sufferers

PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-rhe laborers in
the Navy Yard here have resolved TO contribute
the proceeds of one days work towards the re-
lief of the sufferers in Norfolk.
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I yNCrsggllsG COLLEGE.-'

4 ton will be opened on the 1t of October next,
with com, lie Faculty. fine Chemical, Philosophical,
rnd Mathematical Apparatus md MI the usua fciitics
for Cnl'ege instruction
The FERN. of tuition will be $40 in the Preparatory
Department and 5e an the = elleeite. Tor the annun
session One hn liz tuition payable in advance.
II i especially desired thai gealemen who intend 10
give their Collegiate would place them, rs
possible. in te Preparatory Department, that
they may be thorouchY bnl r-guins nrcpared io Cot
lecc ly3l.d&cts
LIZ Tn Ern.lLIt.n vii nlea.e eonN.
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Tcrgs Election.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2l.-Ihe returns of the
election in Texas show that Pease' DEM the
present Governor has been reelected by some
thousands majority. The whole democratic
State ticket has been elected. ward dem.' mas
been elected to Congress from the Eastern dis
Fri
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YeIioW Ferer at New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-rhe yellow feyeris =.
gain increasing in this city. The total number of
deaths during the past weei, was 5l7 inclu.
ding BOZ from the feyer
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WAsiIlSGroN, Aug. 22.-.Jndge Moore, of Al
ALBANIA. has declined the appointment of Assoc
ate Justice of the Supreme Court OF Kansas IN
place of Elmore removed.