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DRAWERS,
HEerrimg's Safe again. u'icto,.tous.

EKe5a'i7eg's Safe again Vsicto1'iONso
EXTRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
Extract of letter from Norfolk Va dated jan IT, 1856:
One Of Herrings celebrated safes in Adas'
Express Office when the building burned several weeks
ago. 1t remained buried in the rubbish until Thursday,
VIXEN taken out. The fire, the occasion alluded
Of the fecest and when the chest
found, aeri lapse Of forty days. was surrounded
by embers glowing brightly When opened, the papers and
other arces contained found be sound and generally
good condition. thus aordn another proof of the security
and superiority safes The alluded may be
warehouse Of Messrs Rowland Bros who agents
for the makers clearly the evidence of test
incombusbe qualities when its exterior red hot in
the burning furnace that roared around It, mid amid the embers
that gared around 1t for hours, days and weeks.
The undersigned Sole Agents for the sale Of the above
named Safes. A full supply constantly on hand.
* G. G. MILLER & CO.,
h.Enn2O 2ntf No. 10 GrayieE street.
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Al Remington HILL Nevada county, March JOHN ms
KEEP, aged IS years, formerly of New Orleans.
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Tobacco

LONG BLACK RICH TOBACCO, for the Mexican and
Texas Markets. Also Tobacco for Plantation use hhds and
bb and CIGAR TOBACCO constantly hand and for sale
by
TURNER q RENSHAW,
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We are indebted to the officers Of tile steamer
Z Ohio for Iate river faRors.
NEW p APEH m NEw 0RlEA We have receiv-
aei the first number Of the True Democrat, a semi
weekly just established in the Fourth District,
1dessrs g. billiard and N. u. Farris. The paper
presents acredtabl and promising appearance, and
3 We wish n great pecuniary success 5ss
k55f
i 4 ssaI.lIsE The Northern and Eastern mails
came to-day dates from all Atlantic
Cities as late b due.
III c6ttoil yest erday up tosix
O'Clock were; from sara.
NO bales 10. from Bayouss Red River,
y ouaehita, Bella Denna from
n a34 sundrY boats, bales cotton,
Il62 hbda bills 2O5 hi. bbls Uses;
streets we're not SD lively to-day,
Nor Was the perceFabe general pro-
dnce atons There strong feeling prevailing
naasor 81 cotton,
great receipt erdays the loWness Of
y ireigllts and exchange The
arrivals Of rod1ce the Ohio river continue
large; from not large they
viii be during next month. tribg
i tarles Of be cond nav
Sa2enl from He'd and
rivers, Them low and falling par
above tocbes the nayi Is becom
ended great Yard. This ftinate.
Some thousands ef bales ef cation haye3
&to wait over season. Mo- tss water
that low that June rise win
Sbeof things cannot
done desired must be- done as they can
and we eonside The detention Of cotton as no serious
enr this time, because
Wheniitt does come been kept.
5It also be an to become
more pushing on
the lousas Railroad streng thening the nan7
cial ieksbuig and shresepo aroad.s
Push on The work these two great undertakings,
and Red viii soon cease to be an object Of so
great and s6li ctous character. Though railroads
cannot water courses in the Transports
ompetiton will be the means Of de-
Veloping great internal resources Of the richest
cotton region on the globe In the meantime We are
waiting rain, to hear Of some relief to
the many complaints which begin to crowd in on US
regarding the long spell Of dry weather which has
prevailed for nearly six weeks There were fine
Of rain yesterday in the vicinity Of Ficks-
burg and Grand Gull, and after six weeks continued
our city was blessed last night with heavy
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To all aUgtO esse 5LiqegOr!
WOLFE'S
S G HE'D AM AR MATT c.
8CWMNg 4A HDPgS~

This celebrated beverage manufactured at the factory of the
undersigned at Schedam Holland He is the sole importer, as
well the exclusive manufacturer Of the article and prepa
ration bearing the of schnapps, that is not procured
either his establishment in New York. from his agents
in other cities, is genuine reliable.
made from barley of the finest quality selected with great
from the products of the most celebrated
districts favored with the of the aromatic Juniper
Berry ITALY, and reehed by peculiar process which
pcs from the spirit every acrd particle.
of preventing and correcting tho dsagreeable anF
often dangerous effects produced the stomach and bowe
by change visitation to which travellers, set
tiers all unacclnacd persons liabehe Schiedan
Aromatic Schnapps will be found absolutely nalble while
Dropsy Gravel Obstruction of the Kidneys Dis
the Bladder Dyspepsia Ague and Fever and Genera
Debility recommended most emphaealy by the most dis
tingushed members Of the medical profession.
wish the public understand the Schnapps Is not sold b.
the gallon pipe 1t is only sold in qunrt and pint bottles il
of dozen quarts and two dozen pns eacs bottle en-
veloped in yellow with on the bottle cork
fac smile of my signature the label
For sale all the respectable Druggists and Groccrs
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer aud Manufacturer,
| Depot-NoB is, 70 and 2 Beaver street, New York
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ESetEerEO7e s. Keege,

Louisiana %s
PLANTATION CHoTRIrd%
MANUFAC Glory,
I1s Canal ST., between Royal and Bourbon,
NEW ORLEANS.
The undersigned having completed his arrangements for the
mandatory Of .,w- ISL "fe ''.
PLANTATION CLOTHING
very large SCALE takes pleasure in informing his Country
friends and the Southern Planters generally that he pre-
pared to supply them ut the shortest notice with s
D. READY-MADE NEGRO CLOTHING
Of the material and fit each Individual low
prices articles of inferior quality of Northern manufacture
P. A. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store
NILS 2pf llS Canal, bet. Royal and Bourbon SITS.
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tAtlttigll ssalRs.


I COTTON h. y. /. COTTON.
By r. b SYKES.
sssn 1s e i ss e ss 1 Vii
u Il = 90 bales COTTON damaged.
contnued account Humiliation Of Molvls Co.
: +. & BY gardner SMITH, Aucioneer
FTyTEFS DAY at 10 O'clock, and the following
sod y suction, at ne store Canal street,
nss' large stock eed Watches Chains exelry of
~ as-T Terms liberal--at sale , #fSa3 $aFa q mil
|, 4. Splendid assortment
'tti E588E VII -or-s 5I$3S3Rg3 5%-5s
70 NEE .auQgRR, M :raa eF5s ED an ap MD @a
AT REDUCED PRICES.
2. "A. Fl EBR A RID,
l1S y. CANAL STREET, AAC
is now opening the following SPRING GOODS received by
the latest arrivals which he will sell at reduced prices
81 Plain Figured and Flounced BAREGE Dresses M
Colored G RENADINE -
Black Flounced BAREGEI 80. -l.q&s- So
f. Half-mournng Vi. tgtE 81 a8Ss5
Plain Black G RENADINE; !. aS, H2E
Striped and Plaid -. 1lt4 E.s,sl,
FOuLARD SILKS; GEt
organds, Plain md Flounced DRESSES ANY,
Muslin and Jnconet :. PSI ~
Valencienne LACE TOILETS; -.
Embroidered Muslin and Jaconet BANDS; ~
S.. INsERTINGsi
EDGING;
| White Cotton CAMBRrc; 80 .,.'{~.
-. saJ.. JACoNET; IT -
| BRILLIANTINEs White and Colored;
Real SWISS MUSLIN, Al, 81, 81; :. 8.
| NANsoOK f95 f. r.
INDIA NULL; $5s 2Ti+..af= -"..|
| Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN; s,+ G-rf
CAMBRIA;
| TOILET QUILTS White and Colored, all sizes;
TOILE Du NORD; i%-
| SILK CRUVELII liz SIRE, Travelling Dresses; a=
! CURTAIN MUSLIN, jacquard Damasked and Enb'd
12-4WHITE BOBI1ET, for Mosquito Bars made to order;
| Irish Linen sHIRTING;
sHEETING LINEN French, Scotch and irish, all widths;
Yellow and Colored NANK1Ns, etc, etc.
| rnr pS&F H5# 5s35-Also- &
I complete assortment Of PLANTERS GOODS;
! READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS, fog
| Negroes VIA 5,--S''2.s 4s! $50 fe25 2p.f
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TIE M NJ sd The Northern and Eastern mails
came throu with dates from all atlantic
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III A s, C A p s, etc...

AT WHOLESALE. .a. SRI. -
We constantly receiving general assortment Of Silk Fur,
Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, at the r..5s5t.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST g. CO.,
jyl3 2pEW ,t. 10 Magazine street,
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Boots, Shoes and Brog0aes.

Boots, Shoes and Es'Ogg9es.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store general assor
ment of BOOTS, SHOES BROGANs HATS, GAPS. etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITCHING BOOTS Russell
BOOTS, BRoGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPRACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by '7F 7
FROST & CO., 81
jyl3 2p&W t. I'D 10 Magazine stree NJ
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no. We are indebted to the officers Of the steamer
Ohio for Int river faY0rs 58 $t All s5
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w Corner OF st. Charles and Canal streets.
New arrival per Empire City-Just opened
WHITE LINEN DUCK COATS; to .E45G4 s
WHITE LINEN DRILL COATS; @
COLORED LINEN CHECK COATS II $5
Az WHITE LINEN DUCK and DRILL PANTS;
fFANCYFRENCH DRILL PANTS-Neat Patterns; Y
WHITE AND CoLORED MARsEIILEs yEsTs-single and
Double Breasted r. 1g1@
BLACK MERINo sFRoCK CoATs-Double and Single
Breasted-Alarge variety, at low prices. 3
BLACK MERINO PANTALOO NS--Al sizes and qualities.
superior assortment of Alpaca Bsrathea Linen THIN
SUMMER CLOTH COATS. 49,
All which well worth examination by citizens and
strangers who in want Of Spring and Summer Clothing
M Iyt 55s LEIGHTON& BARBOT,
as Sjia corner St. Charles and Canal SITS.
N. B. WINTER CLOTHING AT COST. all 2p6t
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Canton JENetggt7sg.


ss ..5s.@ Dse. ReGCEs7s 4 s5$,
SAlTI-CATIIARTIC MIXTURE,
Aa been tried and beyon doubt to be one of the best
esthe rnobt certain and prompt in its effects, thou
IN ms city can testify of any remedy has ever been
brought before the public for 49, ,j
~ CHOLERA. zy ~ f. ,+54F BILL ts#$ 5tf
W. VI CHOLERA MORBUs, 3Y.
-'t5 's ~, :5' DIARRHEA, r It
....- a. DYsENTERY, etc. 4
1t is alike prompt in Its effects either in mild afec
ton OF the or me most cases Of CHo
LERA. Its action is specific entirely MI
other preparations that been put for Cholera etc
thing remarkable which shows its superiority over nil
other preparations and surprises NIL that isha the how
els regular the next day they had no
cine Every family should have in their house. no steam
bout should the wharf without having supply on board
e. d. BEACH,
.4si- Druggist and Apothecary 2
corner Chartres and Customhouse streets.
by Druggists ,nealy throughout the city ala 2p6Wl
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gSEW r APEH m Nav ORIEA We have receiv-
ef the first number Of the True Democrat, a semi
i Weeklys just established in the Fourth District,
essrs "a billiard and N. L. Farris. The paper
presents acredtab and prolnsing appearance, and
We wish IL great pecuniarY success 81. 81.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.


Depot-NoB. is, 70 and 2 Beaver street, New YoI
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ala 2pNtoWeFr&W1t q and Isl Charities street, N O.
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The National Intelligencer, of the 18th inst. con-
tains long letter from the Rev. Charles s, Stewart
of New York, well known for his long service as
chaplain in the United States Navy, substantially
celebrating the statements above given. The two let
tiers make out clear case in favor of the imperial
i1prpota ga" '5EvF- 's 81
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CnNGRFsS -S.---


SEsaTE.-Thc Chair lard beis. tb- Gs,.., q. ,,,
, We iftsdeni oi ie Quilted States transmitting k.,
'r nom NE Seer iH'y ot War IN r,iston 10 th hsis,
,Satg IN he irrssGry from tie last appropriation. ,
s pPor, o' thc srmy which laid on the t,be aud
"'uef'd To De printed The Scnate resaned tie co.id
ramon oi the motion 70 Gdhere to tie Scna. ,men5rnc
10 u' am! -ppropfaiion bill; and after some Tsm,,ls
~, u'e SUBJECT from aessrs Clayton Touoey, and o,b
, WV '-pon SA- ngrced to--yess SO nays g. Mr. CI.yto,
o' tsArd leave to cr-r resolution for the aprolr,n,
" eonn''ee o' seven senators ronf.r with eoH-,
o' tesen members Of the House On the subject Ian n
I =, %,iesI.d to is eosieni!on Mr. Clayton urged
ni % ~lthdraw the objection hut he per~t.I and tb
O'Clock. ""'"' neit' al twelve
H. - % hEfkEsLNrsIIvfs-The proceedings OF the
-u'! were mere repetition Of those of the nrrc.
c oI inc extra session message was received
'ae senate Informing the HVu-- that that BODY sd
~, 70 's amendment In the army approximation hin
me mouse then proceeded the consideration of the
! appropriation bin, pending At the time OF the sd
JSlthinent OF the session Of Congress- Mr. Cobb n,
moved that the House recede from its Disagree
"' 70 the Ser ate amendment; which was disagreed 10
wren ths motion OF Mr. WSshburn Of Maine that tbs
ouse aoere to i disagreement agreed To- es IN O.
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coPpe Al roulainlfou both going and returning.
p,sseneT pooeeing - London and Bayr- any
o'het Touts. Ter the ECONOMY ~ money
r,sasGE yroN sluIrANpr,S tIs,sx
.econd do t61.
~ letters sud nevspspers pas ,hrourI Poet Once
No bills Of adlng viii be signed parcels day
Sssing - - - -
20 An eHporienesd surgeon l. attached 70 shin
f"f Hetht OF f$sssses zpply T. Q. H.dASD,
II South Wii-ns 81. Me-
=. HETNEKEE& & CO. Bremen
ChOSKEf CO, SouthsEap:sa
JAls--lylWl MN. IsRfIe.
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fAtL of TaE "CHARTER OAE"-The fact that the cele.
bfated charter oak At Hartford Conn i no NOR h..
already been announced The incident, which has render
ed his tree famous will briefly relate although il is
ouoess familiar to our readers NeE Haven was for Sc
Neial wears separate colony and when Charles IL In
1000 granted charter 60 Connecticut she refused her
Adues'on ior time, but at length submitted and the Con
neecat colonies were consolidated into one government
r Ednu'I Ahdros NaS sent over by James H. 10 1855
TO resume the charters granted to the co)on,e. Tho a.
enbiy was In session on his arrival Hartford and while
the subject Wss under consideration the lights were sud
u'y eGunSnished and the charter secretly conveyed
away and concealed IN the cavity o an old oak Since
ust day this tree has been called the Charter
After the deposition Of Andros the charter was resumed
and continued in force til lsls when the present const
tniion OF COnnectcut adopted
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ELoPFNsNr.-A Young lady of II ~ Is wears of 40.
rrc'utiT clcped from Atlanta with married man the n,
ihcr o four children who left his wife and took with him
s offspring. The wife 10 Savannah in ssarch Other
children, anl Yesterday found three Of them girls At the
institution OF the Sisters Mercy, where they had been
placed to board boy their father. Tho other child boy
V n" doubt With him. bot clue hiss vet been had Of
ms Whereabout' We prefer To suppr's' the nam ofth
parties until further info nation reaches ns Efforts ar,
making 10 return the hoy 10 its mother which - b,p
NAV prove succe.siLl-Sa.nnnah Rsn
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NISE DAYS TEANcE-- weeks ago We meptjonad
the fact Of the mysterious dsappesrsrce from the D,
mahc Troupe off \. Harris while st wloughby. Of Adn
phus Graier His disappearance was sudden and inezp
cs"e leaving all his clothing and other effects Ahsr
e DAYS absence, he turned up in the waters Of Lake
Edc, few rods from shore struggling to keep from ns
ing lie says he Is unconscious Of Whst transpire since
he lett the company at Woughby ill lie found himself
struggling Ia the water He g4ined the shore and
found house, where he Was cared for but where he
vas or ho~ he came there, more than be knew lie
had been in trance soiunabustic state for nine sys
-Pdiass-iHe Telegraph
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APPOINTMENTS coyyIPNvn

WssHSsroS. August 2srhe senate hav. eaDnr,o,, ,A
a ~ ~ NE pre dent appointment ~ Nr Currv
- ,inr sud y Harding on
'hn Taylor q New YORK. on-r and teoree r.,
CniVsrsiy Chief Astronomcr, run ne bours
cS 49, "aatnsion isrntory and the pssh Po..es-ions
SolAh Mssnf, As-zy-r 81 the
Aps'sn rs,, Hs Hsvsseihsy appointed Meter Renner f
OF Ic as ms vice Mr.. Mccoy gn=d '" "'''S'
Daniel RAteire, Assistant Of
WOOL removed. - N'NiN VICE NJ Hay
sunss " Andrew. Collector of 81
) On Ihorn, OF New YORK, Cnnsa At
Jonn laws Cornnissioner, Jsme Nav.
bsnd 'te st Nncennes
Sou 1eorFs whitmAr, o. Z. p Hsysrd Jo.-pb porh
ret Of Columbia ~ " VIC rs-'e Tor tee Dis
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FTAl NisrsKg-We learn hom the Tar',orn ~. c.
>"f"rHfr. iha on Thur-d, night last Mr. Mark Parker
d that cuuury kilNi hs b. other George Parker npI
the following circumsianrcs There had been so,,e IN.
nors IN that 'iciiti Of uoublc among the negro. aud
6co-gc returning home late night wa- hailed hy hs
brother n. Ne entered the houserrrcvinR no ars~cr
Marx hrtd h- gun al the suppn>ej Intruder shooting him
in The breast and instantly killing him. They were both
toung men without hmihes aI -ous Of Arthur Parker
teceascd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-25

NAvAL-Lieut- E. Lloyd Wnder, detached from the
ashlngon OBSERVATORY, entered upon duty at the C. 5
ordinary, at GospoH Va, on Wednesday
SupnES DEATH-w. B. Dali, Esq, a prominent c;,;.
zen ot Portsmouth, Va. died suddenly in New York on
Monday Of a disease tue heart y"
me me queen OF England has approved of Mr. Jane. r.
Smith, Jr Consul Londonderry for the Tn,ad So,
Of America. - ~ N''A'es
The first bale of new cotton from Charleston arrived
New York on Monday ~
hon John Wilson member OF the South Carolius
Senate. died lew days aeo
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CAPITAL SIh.O0n.

IIslo FriErs, amounting I,,-
sB- Tickets tioi Haive- t6 Quarter. t2ybO. Il.
Ths Of ts by the nunber wheb
ue sloo PriIe that number be odd uuur ts-
every odd n1meer ticket In the Scheme entitled 20 A.
~ even neflu then number
t-S1 IN addition 70 any other PliIe which be
furcasss IN buying
iickets VIII be certain Of drawing
same, with chances OF obtaining other prizes. ~
All those Tieksts ending with $ are eyen-.II .. -
ing with l, S,5 :, 9, odd. - ''e eN'
~ Persons sending not fear
Orders punetuay attended to- rone .. ~,
Notes Of sound Ranks taken ~
~ hoe wishing particular numbers should
Auuies'' JAMES ,. WINTER, Manager,
AIan.n
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ARRIVAL oF IHE STEAMER NORTH ,xrp,c

''N D4lS MIR FROM ErRoPg
QrLBEo, August 24.-Tlie steamer Nor,h -.
'vsd here to-day. with Liverpool adviees t N.
The general news i uaiupor,snt ''''
COMMERCIAL iSTELLIsxxcx
c''On unchanged Sales Of t~o day. amounted tn :.
r, good qualities firm Wheat advanced =,
''V"r nrin at An advance Of I'D to Is Corn firm ,.uov
'"n mixed advanced cd The quotations ale n. sonox.
hed Wheat S. Sd es. Sd wLite es. Cd IN. a.
-, i0ur s"'. SIS soutbern sis. a s2s; Ohio as.
VI, '9'' I'd Yellow Corn eos; white sls asa.
Consols for money q5 to OILS
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NV iohE. August ss.-Four-T Atu. -.
oo ~ 90 3t620 fer srAIsht stn,-. ~ sArs OF
ler mixed 70 good standard ssriIeTp wv
nc msrGrt VS. higher pseSo
corp@Tie W.r1, Ted It4Sslss cts for Western White
' sHi o. cts for yellow, II for white ~ - " Ct"
-, 1ALlINoRk' August, 23.-Flour has advanced s.I..
Wa, street at 681 l-2 and City Mills At $50
IS, and red a. sOs$l.4O e "''e si'4oaSi--
so.si cts mas improved White at 5sasO cts, yellow a.
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MORE BODIES pRIFTFD 1Spopv

b t' Aug. 2S-Three more bodies of per-on. ,o.,
n! we destruction OF the steamer Northern jr,; '
noated ashore at we.t6eld '''"e'n i"oiana have
q, mem "a. been Identified that of MIS-. Jcppings
al Il; IhG's ~ho Nas on her way home rom PIN
u''P--' Nhere she had been atteudi, o .cIooI ~ "'-
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AT THE ENCHANGE Ia,,1.I
AND B1uLARD HOUSE,


hooeIts Bait z; HiDckIey, Phl.: ri Tbor,,.A
s,h OSrroi Lynchears; A sovan, Augusta CO =
uro Mrs bskin.on, and A.
on NleSseUrg Goode Chesterfield Auy.t p;.
= u hafrisoa's orsgory. Grssoy C;rs nvf- n
ii.tr.o wv 'sy; ady sTd ~ NC; Harrasn stanton r
.oh, va Branch and lady y C,esseu NJ. ns,,I,
~ rny Ia MeGsvock, Tenn. N,.1,-s'
w.. pt.. sro GioGees'er Young Meteaifr 1i..
hl-s IuisItr, Ale g Lewis l,,fv cbl5 :,
A M Convsy Madl-oni Martin Henry; q Me- ~ ~
Ala, W Hrrphries, M-.- zIr'o
''"s"' 81 bATr0V' ady' daughters two sv's La '
SUNDAY, Arsrsr "a
ti'iefae5e stseH Island Capt Harri,on p,,E.,
~s 90 hlae1nsn Jr. lady child Bseinsn a.
eil o1, Mss bonner Miss N Bonner ca; M,eb
Il.ckeEbu,h. Charleston B IsirS Apv,.t-
Snsks Cocke Cumhyrand, Pairbanks Ts p a NJ,
I " td1undsl Richmond; " ParkharSi " n n, a
IrsUs hsseN; carnes, Curnss NJ, r, ~ an,
hAiiAS; Lee. Bal; A smith, Poland ' ''' II "sst'
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Ing: " INC Nv hors Mirror Of Saturday even
Inc .o.ys. rug ---intslsrnee received from K.,.,
-, ne previous report The torr % l. n"rn
Lane. - ne free state unds C,~p.r.I
,h r. uSs contrary 81 the latest dates the town -,
al hazards ""O -ete determined 10 defend A =,
ltnn-r OF volunteer Companies also Len IN ia
s protection OF the The excl,son ~, ~ 70
S'1i ooFier represented v.ty great soas The Mis-.
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DEATB OF A NEMRER ms coNcnron

,nenha- 20 IA nj VII Ang. 2s-Hon Jane, N.aeh.,
from ,b se Cnited States House of Repnsept,,ive,
,bi. "s district OF this State died his rdsnc h.
illness bad been brief ''o" vi tue Drain His
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F,rst DfsEAsr-We understand that thc nux prevail.
70 a safmiuE eSctt ice tie neigbcrho1d OF New Errc-
tin boo This county A number oi deaths chiefly amongst
chtfr'n. have occurred from h within week or tao.
Amongst others. child Of John Paui child Of Nnsh
Burkholdcr, and child 81 William Bhckcrs.-Rortipg.
hon VA RsgiHer
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NUMBER A..
NEWS BY TELEGRApu
FURTHER NEWS PROM KANSAS


81 Louis August 2s-The Democr., y;v..,h. tn.
,n - ''0eh' occurrences In Kansas The attack
~ s pro '.'ery camp I" os'a~.,tomie ~.s occ.-,oDsa
'"r p'undering NJ provision -.ro, h.,o0.,, . -
e'"'e"s between Kansas City and o-s.-,,,oo,. -. " ~
'o'ee vas entirely driven OF FraukEn .Lsrc.
y marched to tie pro-sIavery camp =, w..b,,y,o.
"e'e 'hey we're ordered disperse std ,.,,..,.a
"ard- they occupied fortified block bo,.. r.
e''"p'on- Firing vas heard that day and !, 4. -
sahsH'"ary engagement took place"
~" PN'eh iro" soon'lle No, reports ,h., the Ian.
- nv mas Created intense eIeitement Several
dollars have been rsi.ed and nea ar. n n. ,,,
nediAeiy sent to the relief OF the u-o .l,v.rv
The tonitoty. e"1e's VI
ing" state OF feeling exist in tn. border cour,;..
eHns- nave been held, 'nd large body Of me,
i'' volunteered to ~ and aid the Cove,no, "a p
ae" o. discretion aud properly going i'm
10 ieAn until peace and order are re.,r. II, ~,
"'y' Appeals -ige by prominent and ipe,sr,,., 49,,
s "eey Circulated asking aid to d, I've Lane ana
nia party out OF Kansas Reports Of bloo,, -"1
ddi' and hourly expected e' A'e
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KENTUCKY ANERIc4Y sT,Tr co,>,o,

T,.-.----- \
LnINGros Aug. 22.-The American State Council of
ADyoufned hnaily, to day, after adopting reso
resolutions Here also adopted expressing the fullest conf
uece that the State will cast its vote ior Fnor, in he
coming election. 0o =" Nne