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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

maDr. hctures, from those OF the gan: corpo;atoI
&c he embroidery and needlework OF The simple
sinister. Specimens Of every thing that can be
Worn by or woman, are displayed spread on
abes OF hung up in sbow-cs.es- lne galierlf-
were filed chiefly with cabinet WORK tedsteads, hl
Iimasinable chairs and .ofs. and tables aud zde-
boards, many adorned with excellent specimens OF
carved work.
- The hand ef .si.ied .rtifcers
IL cedar. marble. IVORY And soEi' .
In the upper story of all were the musical instru-
nents. The show Of pianos was very hne n'ieed.
The most curious and interesting OF all, however,
was the old harp.icbor1 which told yOu the other
Gay Wa carried in the Franklin procession. IL Is
eyacir TIE shape Of small harp laid on lie side.
The name of the maker and the date lol9 IN Old
English characters. were III the place where You
find them now. 1t was Deposited with The Ahtl-
quarian Society at Worcester, by Gov. Lincoln III
" hose family il had long been. Ii was such a one
as the lair Alice Pyncheon touched in the House OF
the Seven Gables, and which ever aite: gave forth
mysterious music prelusye Of death IN the tsniiy OF
the PyncheOns. In separate room below, the old
press At which Franklin worked of which | also
told you is set up, and fac-simile OF The CoHrdm
which was printed in his name while his brother
was forbidden 10 publish It's printing Dy 'he ola
process A contrast, indeed, 10 The TRIBUNE
press " hich you showed me once. You remember
Franklin saws s0mew here, toward the close OF his
life that there are no less than twenty-five news
paper. published in the Colonies or States, which Is
probably as many as the country will need for
many years. quote from memory. Even he
could not foresee what the world was coming to.
From Faneuil Hall bridge is thrown across the
street that separates it from Quincy Hall, over the
Market. which is flied with an infinite variety of
tie heavier Kind OF articles, such as agricultural
implements, carriages, pumps, ktchen-range' and
multiiudes beside But have written enough for
to-day and fanother visit gives me any text for
another paragraph you shall find it in my next
letter. DfLbs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
BOOkS RECEIVED.

hnneso'a ard its Resources. By j. Wesley Bond. l2mo
- Pr IL. Chicago: Keen Lee
Tie NJ yStlne Collection Of Church Music. By A. n John
son. Lancaster: Murray, Young Go.
The Lie and Ints o Robert Emnet. By x. K. II M.dden
With Note, and Additions. limo. ps 80. r " Hav
Dai't H,cAsee, and What Came of IT, By T. B. Aldreh
Emo pp .s5. Derby and Jackson.
nayton a Burdick.
Slavery Unmarked By the Rev PLilo Tower l2mo pp 49,
Rochester: L. Dsrrow Brother.
Life 0f Prince Tslleyrand BY Charles K McHrg l2no.
Up. 81. {. scibner
Teaeh,ls Miscellany By L. Campbell and A. w. Hsdcy.
49, LIMO. pr. AZ Moore Wlsiach Key.
The for.tiu'on Pruslsyery Compact. Edited by Wen
ttl Phillips. Third Edition limo. PIP. 2l5. American
An'iSlsvery Society.
The snei Ring and its Heavenly Motto Translated from the
. O,rInan. ltIaO PIP. ~ Gould Lincoln.
B>iLw,I POEM. By ". Eduondstouue Aytoun. l2mo.
Ip ~ Tcknor Fields Sold by Live snoTe Rudd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
FROM BOS STON.
NtT }ork, Febru

From Al Occasions. Correspondent.
BosToy, Sept. %, l-56.
The composition Of my last letter to you was IN
terruped by repeated discharges of artillery ior
which was entirely at a loss to account. did not
fnd out what il all meant until after my letter was
gone. was not sure that the Border Humans
might not have arrived ard begun cannOnading the
city, or that Brooks had not come in quest OF buHil-
game. discovered, however, that 1t was no such
thing, but OILY Galvanic Battery set at WORK by
the Fillmore men to give a spasmodic appearance
ofvitality to the party they have in charge and TO
deceive the people into belief that ii is really live
thing, instead Of being
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27

tkousaEd ,ix hundred and .wenty., doIers aod h.'.
cents ~ ,626 Cg).
And We do further % r,ify Gsdr.Toy::
First: Tha. 10 sufficient tender ~ .he d.ehoai' ~
said harvine wac proven before US 70 have 'esD ~
any time made respeciug the subject ma''e' % 'tis
ac;i,n.
S,coHa That, upon such reference 'ne defendant
introduced, subject to the plaintiff. o'!e DON and 70
our final determination in respect evidence 'e
srecrg the following itcms which items be CLAIMED
shou!d be allowed 70 han an vtfse; aea4h-' al!
claim Of the plaintiffs IL this a>top, viz:
One hail Of the p.id bJ the defendant to one hsh' .
''''
Tyo Ger Am notes of aid MsvL' IL A'"f oi oNe ~ ~
Borney raid by dsf,ndant. -.
One halt cersin pad BY The d'idh ~ s 8,
This mn, cbarfed 20 'hs deendan, for the o"mp~n'A
| tior OF A T. Marvin. lpercsfs0, and az oI'
u DEFENDANTS % the fe'urns 'i me a. o., N
| venture
Defendant 'or irs ifA-2 -
returns Of 'he afvsuure and paid oi o, ~ ne 81, a
| iudADis share oi the returns Of TIE sd'eHiuie'''
| T1rd: That pror to making this our report VIC u'
,ernined that all such items should be dsalo"ed ana
the evidence in respect thereto he rejected because %"
efficient se-o or countercaim had been set iof'h I'D
the defendants answer herein and the peadngs pre-
| sentsd 10 ssue in rcspec. thereto
All which is respectfully submitted r,.Yrs
| '''IJJ John coo HRASE,
| ~. VI reh-,syv "a 1sf HENRY HILTON.
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DOINGS OF THE BORDER RUFFIANs-
r,spondence Of The n Y Tribune.

LAWRENCE, X. T., Sept l6, 1856
cent TIE TRIBUNE, few days since, the sth'~
ment of /. ". II. Golden, who, with two othef''
was shot between here and Leavenworth by o~
Ruflisns. Sunday morning another Of these mea
came into Lawrence, after having wandered through
the tinbers for twelve days without seeing human
being almost without food aud clothing, and suffering
from two severe wounds. The United States troops
who were sent to lock for their bodies could nnd
but one man, whom they buried. Mr.. B'hop' WHO
came here Sunday morning, supposed the other '~'
were dead. | went 10 the hospital, ana Nc hA''
to me the following statement:
"sly name is Thomas Bshop. i've 10 Les'.
enwOrn. | was formerly OF Iphois, pes
was raised in North Carolina. wnoa
the Town of lawrence was threasone'
two weeks ago. started in company WIN hiI'
Golden and Mr.. Roberte-bOth citizeus OF iSs'sn'
worth, TO join Lanes army. This was on MoD1ay
night, Sept /. We stopped during the mex, asy
with friend this side OF Leayenworth, apd re sarg
night We started for Lawrence, supposing y ~Sa"
be safer TO travel in the night than duhng VIC S,,
We were all three unaTmed. When we gov ssys'
half nile this side of ToDganoxies :, Ia 'he Ds~
ware Reserve, among the timber, We "e'S
taken by band of mounted men, and made prs.
oners. We were led toward their camp. ,uIS M
was about (or perhaps aiter) midnight They tsea
TO Mr.. Roberts, who was quite young lhap ,b W.
meTly from Ohio, and asked him ii ne ieared w.
ii be would like to die, &c, Win inc 49, ps
of soaring him. When they got On tne LssssI s.lI
worth side of TOnganoxies, they stopped an' LA.
some conversation. Three men thea rcde W. ",
up TO us. They then sho. Mr. Roberts. Sij an
Golden was shot and when they fred a. Inc, ! .s nm
down, although minjured. To make sure WORK, . .Sc,
shot at us after we were down, and the secona ~
took effect in my arm, making slight hesn'"vaa
! distinctly heard them pronounce the o.'sI "a
dead. One asked if was dead fellow
yanced and felt my pulse, and exclaimed pes.s
H. and d-n" He then gave me blow ", w.
be back part Of the bead with .be butt ena "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-27
THE TURF.

F,rsiIos COURSE, Newton, l.. L. last day Friday,
Sept. 9j, lsjt-Jocky Club Stakes-iour mile heats
suf.crp;icn 900; forfeit so; 81 500 added by the
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~ Z FUTTsF ~ " IVI -"
G.Ir.nlr.u ~ fiIus- u 20

The pcrtinacity OF these Wing -Resurrec'ion men
in insisting that the subject they have snatched
is alive. as well az kicking, puts all former de-
lusions Of this kind to the blush. IL reminds me
Of yI,t a ,ailor | heard of the other day sad,
Who had wandered into a churchyard, and was
amusing ing himself by reading the inscriptions on the
eraye-stones. Presently he came to one on when
the defunct stonily addressed the pausihg traveller
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NUMBER PIG.

tons Of war; and all supplies arms and ammunition,
Department.
LIE PEAEt.-The clipper yacht Pearl, Capt. Alf
A. Moore arrived at the port ofGranada on Thursday
morning. bringing with her Government stores from
virgin BAY. she made her clearance on the same
evening" Tor the ports along the Lake.
We observe that the name of Brig. Gen. n. Chi
courla has been stricken from the roll Of the army
On the evening of the 10Th there was a supper at
the Presidents mansion. The field officers the off.
GERS of the generals STAFF and few citizens were in
attendance We have not room for more than the
notable event Of the evcning-the speech from Gen.
Waker-which was in these words ION his name
being repeatedly called the General rose and said I
GcnHemn-Whatever of history belongs to that
name, whatever of the future it may be associated
with it owes to the aid received from the wis.
dom, gaiantry and daring of the gentlemen with
whom the individual who bears it has had the good
fortune to operate than any merit he himself posses
ses. An individual, whatever position he may hold,
IS great only as the principle he represents makes
hm great. 1t is my good fortune to be the repre-
sentative of a.princple with which you are all i'm
bucd-a principle that cannot be confined to this or
any other spotlt is as broad the universe-it is
the principle of universal freedom. It must contiue
to spread until it embraces not only all this CONT
nent, but the continents of the Old World. It will
chanSe on systems and reinvigorate races and, the
tle Old World, receiving new impulses from the &C.
tlons OF the New, will extend to US the paternal en-
braces OF a universal brotherhood.
We must here draw our account of matters in
Nicaragua to a close. Much space has been occu-
ped III our columns but that space has been well
filled The past of the regenerators of that magnif
cent country is respendent with glory and the future
brilliant with promise. May those gallant men enjoy
continuance Of the former and fruitful realization
of the latter.
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THE ELECTIoS IN FLoRIDA.--The following re-
turns, which We clip from the Mobile Advertiser of
the llth inst, show q considerable increase of the
American vote over that cast in October:
MILTON FA., Nov. 7th, lSj6
M. Editor; Santa Rosa has again done her duty
nobly-mliori for Fillmore l5j-gain of 81 votes.
Walton has also regenerated herselt-G5 ma ority for
Fillmore-gan Of 81 votes. / have no doubt hut the
State has gone for Fillmore if the other counties
have gained III the SAME way it is certain.
Yours, etc, A. 8.
We learn that ES SAmba comfy has gone t>r the
Democrats by reduced majority
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THE RIVERS, WEATHER, ETc.-The river at this
point was rising very slowly yesterday 1t probably
two inches during the day At Alton the packets
report it rising very slowly. We have no further
news from any Of the upper rivers. No arrival from
the Missouri. There were two arrivals from the Ohio
river yesterday the first in several months. The rise
in the Ohio river which enabled these boats to get out
was very slight. The channel is very narrow in many
plrcs and they get along with great difficulty. The
wind was very strong from the South yesterday
making it impossible fora boat to turn head down
stream. Several of them had to delay their depart
urcS Oh this ucCount.-[St. Louis Rep Ith inst.
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4 NEW EMGEANT ROUTE TO CALIFORNlA-
The St. Paul Ctiunesota) Pioneer, of the sOth ult
says:
The party recently formed in this city, under the
direction of Col VIM. Fl. Mobiles, for the purpose OF
surveying an emgrant route to California left yes
teriay afternoon. The company consists of seven
teen men. all thoroughly equipped for the expedition
and they have taken along with them ten horses and
five baggage wagons, heavily laden with supplies and
camping utensils.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

ii5 s Do . $xS ;FH1F soHfi'NiESS
A PASSENGER TRAIN 1,,yes New O:lcars daily At &
9n""I fro A. A. "I arrives M m MaSa N, Weight mile
W '!y at ~" o'clock F. NJ and reaches New Or
FARErrcr nrts ny mile erc', way Children rnlcr five
y"'T q aEr free Children hrtwccn five anil iwcyr years Of
SEASON TI'NElS may he urrr,cd a tlr, Office of 1re
w"%@IE, y@ ,, No. = = uar2nset eYt A,' family ,iche
N2oe persons are NOT permitted ride in the without
e refr hy III" omlnrnr i Sy y;ii VIZ ny @ S ~ lS me S VI"
I.'r' "i% 'EHe making trip both ways will have
FREIGHT TRAIN l"nyes Neyv Orleans for lnrnoIia and
'sr,n ~tsti''> t i:lS ok A. ~, c,ry Ts,G,y Thurs
Try afg@ @" &'1 1,aio. "na "'y%" M%n" M Nsw Orleans Nd
morning, i5 o'clock NJ TIi, tr"n stops On rays s' 1
10 r3 ap riH'T 1' i hT nS y' ." t %y 'S F % Stations"
,t ~ y" , ryi@' yin be revrvra lie New Orleans depot
,-, ,,,,..,...E r, P. GrYArD, sup, Transportation
J4cts"u ami from jackson Magnolia every ,y c1ctiry
win thr ln>.rGyr traln,
BE 81 5 5:5 &c F2TxH5 I,xH5A6 %6'' 1faT <s1NS
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
of t' oI vii lvSs tIs prp"'a A'%< oow~ ,''''
4Siy. SSi"e SFI:y Esyon ,ay u";, s': At " 1 : + n n
RETURNING:
HSyrH % @'$?s 55?s." s"'
rxonr: E"'s he rrsaf S,at, ard CSE tie
sam. 'lty will b. s1el a, follows:
"'"''t 81 %
=, t,R} u dies tlrWtms. fW
20 i'' hini, lnUHrlH crossings ami Etttbj!nc.
I" ljgrCvi".. .........,...... M
-. i
tMrM H"tuelhi" r"snltr Stations prices proporti"'nl.
" r't !,ot WEI CONNECT with the friil>. leaving
ciaely " ~ - 1t = y 0->'P P''
Freight viii he received for Bayou l'rnf and intermediate
stations ~ ne n'npay the whprt Of st. Eonis
street; w Fki 'A until ) O'r!upk +. NJ. Ali up rci slt
must ht N! by the shippers, and freight delivered ri l
o'hrT stations iHu BAY dies Nltluni. EarIu tniOurc
'Fo7I'S lGTftl''e ii%"rrir ami Iirlf (Herr
Nv" pmialy hAFc HAcn:> 1un be prr paid
Printed Ru"s nHt Rates If Freight t1 lie htI n, onrlti,
al the office VI the Company.
TIL. TIL YER
null AltNtrr I rams
zszz4,sssarz INDIA RUBBER I'AT1Np-I5AS.
IDtiNINl L. Il Cont ST. Billiard Table Mann.
SlNcurer has constantly hand u,, second
SW hnn,l bLl.IlAkp TABLES Also all articles be.
longing to Billiard Saloons, such Billiard tlls
and Srttchers. Also Keno Boxes and Cards Te, Pins and
Balls Tie u.irrsiErrG hn wing added to his Miluarto, new
Saw and Planning MILL receives orders saving blaming
OF AL descriptions Boxes for ptcliu merchandise Siles
on h"nt and 1nne 70 order. Planning always sale
Also Mahogany and Walnut Of all descriptions and n low rates
Mr. AnOEnini has ntn hand quantity Of lo, and
fossqua wood prepared for 1t lower rates tHD Al
the North He las also on hand large Of Bu!-s OF
VII S4"tH ''F No'le'A, AZ moderate fFitrS o6l
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

|
@ ,n,,'. ~T. hoHiS 1i ti one Lt;-PIKING TIE FAST
Wilt; '.i'' l4tniS iiHlIy tin"l iEs been thoroughly
y M N AZ al L4, G cont"r "nI aeHc among the foremost,
,r. MESSKS, 4; ". iinhERnnN 4 j. H. R. FAIR"HLn
M r r,tI ] II %.a fe HH,;c1rt; in ci, every department
on W VA 10. "i 10, t,e reception OF its friends and patrons
| s.25 I'm ' tJ,s r G1-Nprt pr,ri,
4yA. EIILMORI1 HOESg.-yo IA, sr ,,Ii,rIrs
ii u. FS It" 's''S'' '.5s'3 Goop1x Superintendent
81 tIUl2PHT,S EspyF,y,. fF,r,I.
~ NJ iN1 s; ie Tei hk 6s ST"E or NJ" as and
q IT. <syel up in The mo1i ar,y | y i ."s s a1sgMs, ho.
notice all hours Just rrc.iv II! lot It fin" Oysters n, and
:--.,-- :-.,- 'sl,,t- ~ NJ t-Il !. a9
| z= - CHARLEY 7sys.rrnx-,,s ov,rvp
SAG2S 1E:HY F;;r GtS S' D: = i 5.ns[ ,%;
S.}' w~ H. nj y m @ 10 accommodate those friends Who "y
riiOiGE Ll,}U UUKS and The best the Markets aor4 ,1y,
,o ' M ~ r NJ up " nF'' 's style ""eh t'"
's.z y N'st 1@l1ll'tS@ HH>,o1t'"i up stars Sel5 Il
GA {aJ ;iREET Th Spcnl; 'a SaGn D,i All NS br,'
* My Thoroughly fitted up for tho coming sen,on Is
ii nau t?% to % % H. Gy y s' ,ss ,yStS5 will be con
Wines and Liquors Of The very lest oMtv are also to he
. o,,If5 ~; ,r,,,5 .1,,,,,,, ~, :, >, =,
xkk4 WATTiES, EL6cK$ JEW ERY GTSS, Ii; PIsIoIS, s.
1n, " .e @ e. VI lF; "oS. r. .!et, ~ eA,tr1'
it H. " ''' i'EFi'eu ~ 'o All AInuh Oh work In
/ ''"' 4N0 ,,
r,;, ..-, 49,, tt,p
u, or,inr ''l e't''' ''l'c" 'l'u 'A''''"ct'reo
/ n i : ,,1 I. o1Go,, .,r bo,,.,,
oze ly EkENOR WILSON.
|
| [ VA! GOA A'E!s lhi.l It CO., DEALERS
~ in Pittsburgh Anthracite American, English Scotch
! Galnel ',nl.
-ptFltE-Curner Camp street and Lafayette Square.
| h-al
| ~ n, -,,,,,,
~ 5Ei-ts.O II -. -. ~ AIih1Ns > es CC.-ifAi-
~fSf&j 9itF 'N.tN' everything necessary fer
- ,iilili and hrlar,.- tnrrngt kept for SALE.
Nnt NlH Il, W H .,rtycr Street N'~ Orleans. Hull II
1-,, x r.. , ,.,u. - :.
| A NAtIIA u 'S H1Ss.SSSH A"k. ISS a AJEt,-nEP0RTS
- IN rrcuann by lrrrnpnlous pnres to the effect that my
"c' FhF'ite is IN l1FinGcinltl other
te'lt ma thereby renders planters who may my Furnace
!n'e I" sI for damages, have nI:r ii eXrpitlt for
employ an eminent .ni well known Patent attorney examine
MI Tic papers ON Tile at Ac Patent DEr- relation the
!tf ana MS e''cl o"w l. sufficient comment the
eS"G Or honesty Oh those who would prejudice hjsi.
ness oy s'eh means SAM III. H. GILMAN,
81 AhtGheEntrtt!, New Orleans.
r ASiIlHGT0S, u. u, March II, lS;t
70 STnl"l IT, Gilman, ESD,
f>''Ei 'i'if> ttr rt' with perfect safety and rrc!"ty
c'.'tEt WIN YOU ih Fnt m i"ort hE"SHe Furnace
"f% '".ilE'H WIN any ttn!pe rt!n6 held uHt" existing
lti!N. 10 De- W more rNiit&it, it ~ no wisa conflicts with
e''' fu uii't lH't, Respectfully N"Hrs,
lhoA- I" Ci-NlDN, ia S"Frni! 5:F,HnI,
,,,,-.,, - - -.
AsS - - ~ '8S 4 80 4'Etttaft N kI&
I, W ~ It 'i"rttnF cay '"t a rt-
~ A,. ,'1 s, n' tAnlie5 y ~ WI, hs'
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THANKSGIVING DAY IN FLoRlDA.-Gnv. Broome
OF Florida, has appointed Thanksgiving for the
10th inst.
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Y \ L 0 y RIV Err.

Leaves on TIT GSnAY 1Hr'r inst at5 p NJ
fE7sTSs b. NsXoD RIkEIH--ror lirrrr.wool af,
fIIssrrS H. yriore- The in" fast rtunn- light dr,,c.t
'.s-'s=:55|= st""ner n Il I o j. G. MrM .li.,
Trtyr VII r'y" a. "lTe for ir"r", Greenwood" oIon,
Head HF Honey Island. ihpO City SHrirtin all
Ist" lam.;n-, the NIloo River, FOR ri.t nr ta,-i A..
i! on hoard, tu0i Of PuYlrils street ur to
nl2 LEWIS SN arp 4 ca Frnn, srr,,-
EI Through bills Of adint high rates above tia,
point, fifty per cent. additional
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
r L G u l. A r ? &C X EFT S.
R~Ss h. STEA MEIsS ECLIPSE TT r.
EAhI4r = REPUBLIC AND sTIEIL4sEI r.
Esa1Es4a4=z SOUTHERN BELLE. Esszszsaaa=,

tkk!as!=zt 49, : sodTHslgI HTBHtIiG ni5in,r AHR
The magnificent The nt% and snIt The elegant and
l.. W. B,oadwel Republic, Capt. SOuth'm Belle,
commander ii. f. Montgomery, |J. NJ. l'roadwcl
mencrh her regular commenced her commander,
trips in trips in rnenceh her regular
n. Orleans, EckS The Orleans, L.. weekly trips n the
burg, Grand Gulf Washington Grand New Orleans, Grant,
Rodney and Nat Lake Princeton Ca, Gulf, Rodney and
chez trade SA I rolin. Iands, Ash Ma chez trhdc
URDhf, the 18th Pitchers Point MONDAY the 18th
October, leaving N sipwil's Landing, Sept etvng New
Orleans SAT- H. Providence, Good )nanS MON
URDAY EVENG, ricls Landing Nil DAY EVENING at
O'clock for the icns Bend Eicks 5 O'Clock. for
all inter burg, Grand tut. aud alI intermediate
mediate landings. Rodney and NttchrA llan'ngs
trade TIL RS
DAY the 18th Bct..l
elvinL, New Orleans
every THURSDAY
EVENING, At q
clock. for the above
and all Intermediate
landings.
The above arr in cprnuleie
tend faithfully all business their care.
The ECLIPSE and RF.PT BfIG will freight
100 river md rr-Shp at Vicksbnrg without lclay.
Neither Of the above will be responsible for letters
packages containing MONEY other vulmbes unless
"bes deposited by passengers with HE clerk contained
baggage.
no bills will he recognized unless contracted under written
order the
before L O'Clock he day OF leaving for approval which will
n he paid presentation the office Of the gents,
yitr
For treigh, or passage amply on hoard to
bknADWEli- BROS & CO., G5 Grnvier ST,
LEWIS SNAPP 4 CO.. Front
Il. X. LAEGI!i.lN, 81 From, street.
\. RA clerk will be on the lrvcc y the
receive freight or the above hntto.
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A B. tAN'TON, AUCTION AND CUMMIss!Ox
n MERCHANT, AuStin, Texas.
So Liberal CAs! Advances made eli kinds le
aSe' lGlyN
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II 4 Y r E..
l. f K AS AND MEXICO.

E[fS FOR EAS5SE-rllE Al FAST SAIIJN,;
Ef1F4+ american ship stm. NEtherle, Capt. A,p,,n
&Sta :'E loading ahd will receive Immediate j,,,irh
/ .. lEetgiH " 800 bales COTTON. Hupy to i'
j. T. WHITNEY ! co. IS Carnrrlcle =.
For n!S-hgc, apply to the captain on board ,Ia
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-01-04
DIED,

OF pneumonia, after a short illness, near tllis
village, on the @2lst. ult. MRs. ELIZABETH
McCORD,| consort of Mr. john McCord, in the
65th yenr OF, her age. - - t--zs.y;,..s ~ g.
Mrs. NcCord has been q member of the Bap.
list Church twelve Years, and continued in full
membership until The day of her death. She
wasRn .devotediwifc, q Kind and aaffectionate
mother. yan agreeable 5neighbor- and ansindul.
gent mistress a. And werllnve; good cause to
hopelsheis now realizing, the peace aud hnppi.
hess prepared for al Cod people, III the upper
md better world, where sickness sorrow, pain
andSdeath arc feltand feared no ,nore.@sS = -
g She llas left n weeping husband and eight
children5 witlt;numcrous friends, to mourn her
departure. er,,3!i..zzzs, A FRIEND.
). "a the residence of her father, SALLTEJ. .AW-
son, eldest tisdanghterSof II. w. and F. Lawson,
aged nearly eight years She was lovely, nf-
fectionate child. "a few hours before her dentl,
sheStold MI her friends good bye ;ssaid she was
going to heaven. May aheSI.ord support the
parents under this afilictivesdispcnsation
Weep not, dear parents thongh your, child
BY deatifs cold hand is riven; to- 's :,zs
The-little crown she talked of'herc,
. She wears itnow III heaven. y afT
Tie benuteous bud you loved SO we'll ~
. Grows in n fnirer land (,
She's gonesher Sa2ior's praise to swell: :. =
= With oh the angelic band. .s.-ssS t5s ]. ::