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The Empire County argus., 1856-01-19

THE CRIMEA. The London Times correspondent
writes from the camp before Sevastopol Nov. 24th,
as follows
Very little firing is exchanged between the north
and south sides. The Russian works on the north
side are rapidly attaining gigantic dimensions
The engineering operations to destroy the Sevasto-
pol dock yards, are nearly complete. Horse races
are advertised the British, and theaters in the
French camp. The weather has been fine. De-
serters confirm the report that the bulk of the Rus
sian army remains in its former position viz: The
llth, 18th and 18th divisions in the Tchernaya, or
north Plateau; the 10th and 18th in McKenzies
Bridge; the rest in the Plateau Of Kisaes keeping
the Bebec and Katcha.
The French have been reinforced by General
Chase Loups division, consisting of twelve thou
sand men. The English and Sardnians are also
reinforced, and it is supposed that the Russians
have received reinforcements likewise.
The Russians have erected batteries to prevent
the landing Of troops in the rear of the north forts
The Allies have connected the French and English
camps by bridge of boats.
Admiral Lyons continues to cruise near Kertch,
as the Russians threaten an attack and have forti-
fed Arabat with thirty thousand men, and Gentes-
hi with fifteen thousand.
French colonel and captain, while making
reconnaissance, were murdered by Cossacks.
Constantinople letter of Goth November, men
ulohS tnaU tnree nunureO sail OF grain ships were
wind bound at the mouth of the Danube
The Imperial commercial bank of Odessa has
suspended specie payments, the premium on silver
being from twelve to fifteen per cent.
The timber RATS recently captured by the Allies
are lost, they being foated away and broken up in
freShet
The London Times, and DTsraeli's organ, the
London Press are prominent in asserting that peace
is near at hand, and that Austria is about propos-
ing an ultimdtum; summoning Russia, under the
threat of breaking off negotiations with her, to
accept those conditions of peace which the West
ern Powers can admit at present, but which they
will not assent to after another successful cam
paign.
Private letters from St. Petersburg indicate no
pressure for peace The profit of the overland
trade keeps business generally up to more favor
able point than anticipated. Government paper
has not deterorated. Money is abundant at Mos
COW, at seven per cent. The St. Petersburg North
ern Bee, has an editorial headed ''the war is only
beginning" and declares that Russia has ample re-
sources to continue the war for years.
The London Times has reply to the Bee assert
ing that this boasting merely betrays weakness.
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-19

The following advertisements is from the N. York
Herald, of Dec. 11th:
MATRIMONIAL. A gentleman lately returned
from California, is desirous of an acquaintance
with young lady of cultivated mind and moving
in the best society, with view to matrimony She
must be of prepossessing appearance, of a mild
temperament, and not exceeding twenty-four years
of age. The gentleman being wealthy, looks only
for a suitable companion. His age is twenty-six,
and he is OF good personal pretensions. Any lady
who would consent to place her chance of happi-
ness on this unusual mode of introduction and can
comply with the above requirements, may address,
with ample description Of herself to Frank, box
3,2O4, post Office, New York, which shall receive
prompt and confidential attention
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-19
Notice to TaXpayefs,
Bridge Notice.
NOTICE.

STOCKHOLDERS in the Clarendon Quartz Company
- are hereby notified that assessment of Thrtytwo
dollars each share has been levied payable thirty days
from the I'd day of January 1885, when delinquent stock
will be forfeited and advertised for sale
E. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Columbia, Jan. Q, 1855 Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

- and Coffee sugat all grades prices Imperial oun
T. Ndtr aud Black feHnrw No and Marketos beautiful
lot Of btiad betf which viii take pleasure In slcinF
liz Nv orleans and cuba MHaases Cutting Pin, Appu
Cheese Sperm AdHmautlne Fancy larsd ana lsow Can
d. Virginia Hermef ally seasd Peaches. Susar PIP
Com andy nHe 1T II bfaaua homemade Toilet
and bar soap Luguira. ku aud Java q lie
have also added - stock beautiful lot Of DRY
GOODS s1eh summer Cashmere. Paid uphaus. Prints
rad and Striped Domestic Beaehpd aud uhbeaohrd
ton which +. III sell laH for Ca.A
may Is II SOLOMON.
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NV PUBLICATIONS OF TmE AmEnI-

iFtrrs ~ lNnUsIHY or the LHF.pF Adam CLAHKE.-
''y interesting volume and Should be read by all ages,
sr,fs and denominations
uIsn AMY IS highly Interesting aud seaspnabe volume
MEMOIR 90 DOH Misses viii bc deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading tins Memoir.
tRrkrOHHs % ROME We need not call attention to this
volume the tito Will that
s.HpuL Dave kfyuWEp. Students should not ypi read
tlls tulutu,.
Il hND MtsTAkEA unrratlvc illustrating much Vivid
1855 and hloty III" mistakes which
thg"us training Of families Parents don't yau need this
book
I'M omar QUtsTioS great It treats of great in
tcrosts WA you read ~
Al Of Nh" above and The publications American S
linton generally such Libraries Teacher Helps Question
hooks Hymn Books aud Miscellaneous volumes can be
bad q" Ian horne Walkups Book Store, LypchburR
I. {. JENNINGS.
hb LIS bupt. Am ) X. Union
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

Ms BNU- DYfI-- IN IHUnH, Va Dog N UlOTn Inc
citizens at iuchbnrR that ty now prepared 10 execute
description Of SIX Cotton N.ocn d. tlran
ing well bee dome IN New York else here Nthase
tucr uud the very best OF workupn aud guar
nncc satisfaction patrons MerHe six and De lan
dresses dy 81 I'm fashionable color 10 suit the ii the
owners Shaws every drsrrti cleaned Grape
khnw dyed scarlet crimson other rulors equal
ed Nnvts dy equal new silk dresses CLEANED and Grease
viursrtus removed We intend 10 do work equal
-uont1 The iipd States aud respectfully solicit
the patronage of the citizens Of Lynehnrg and vicinity Gen
cucs Garments dy ed and cleaned 10 look equal teHew.
DENNIS ~ BRO.
Successors J W Hines Franklin St opposite Metropo.
tam IIsIl. Richmond Va SIP 4-dts
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t'f iio' 81 No q BOLLtNGBHuOk ST. PtItu,.
i - l.'Ne 'st2e shed my self for the transaction n,
- I'm IN sie'i ana Metal business, in, ne the ar
-. tipt' "h7 N"rth Carolina Merchant, visiting nil,
=, ~! Hai"i"'n Of my large and varied assorn..t
o"eat ates hui ltuads Macinisis Ba,h.,,i,ls md ~,
. setilA III ind it to their interest to N.iur, V
beleIt purchasing elsewhere W ''' ''''"
'i5'S 3,aaAlaii1 received and promptly att,nI,dto
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

RICHMOND, May LIST, 1856
Gentlemen Ny child had commenced breaking out last
fall In small sores which gradually extended
head, including both ears which much
fear that both would
tried all sorts of advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL II began better the bottle got broke mp
piled gals 10 tit again began My elder dangh
Ger said, Pa 20 set some OF that Turf
looked much better when you IT," ct another
bottle and her head now nearly well This agtrs
vased and took halt an hour every day
was very offensive one more bottle feel assured willie
her entirely. there but little the
You entitled this and for the benefit II others taxi,
great pleasure in giving YOU this certificate
Respectfully, Is T. CHALK
To Messrs Dove 4
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srissOisls.ss, whole

and Porte Monies Percussion Cups Gunpom der Patent
Shot Balls Powder Fasks Pouches and Bolts Bird Gags
Nipples and Wrenches, Washing Rods and lieklers Dog
Chains aud Collars, Gun Makers Materials &c, dc n RE.
NOLNEES and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices
10 the trade. . SUTHERLAND
No ~ Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
OF rHE ffHST q ASS WAS AWARDED BY TIL VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE FOK IllE fOMo1IoN
OF IHF MECHANIC ARTS TO
SAM FL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND, NlRGA
For Of GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited
the Exhibition of Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
the city OF Richmond the 10th day of Nov, is5i
JAMES W. LEwEILEN, }. A BEINlS,
Secretary. President.
1 u l.
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q - an. sold Interest "a, -. =
sScIreah GALLERY IN this place, 10 Nj JAM. - ' "a
Al, i'rnolr recommend him tho fayo,5T /,
"'', Us 5h4 .iu! Artist and gentlernait y
ri,,Iy,, '"y lA'A and secure oneaf his ny
ntst'., can 'n y he procured ef lima i'm rms ~ ~.
~ J. .'.I Noult return t.aks t.rfI - =,
49, oI N'I ott'nton received fr.i. a' .oer4l pat
"f '2i.-- I;,..r.r, s.' S''7 I. Gtuis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

r. xss an.sssz.usl VIRGINIA. TENNESSEE
ksfE u WV RAILROAD ON Thursday, the
lIuof June the Passenger Train wal
commence running Ia SAT- Nurks Branch junction.
A t.,u
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Read the Truth about our Turf Oil.

hlNHNoND Aiii luthi le.h
During sleigh ride this winter discovered
les and the skin off place large than hand
the traces rubbing The inside Of the thigh applied
Turf OIL, and In day ne well Another case
mnle which was working my dtV became unable
walk On examolng his foot discovered nail about
inches long the head My driver and the ncghbors
he would be good for nothing drew the nail out.
piece Of lint aud your Turf OIL work at once
and from that moment he has not lost hour
AZ ever also saw horse badly snaEgod the outside
his thigh In two places one about two inches deep and four
inches wide from which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil was applied audit brought them ont entirely
truly is Of the remedies have
known and have lived in drug for years
tn, AS you think proper. Very truly,
10 Messrs. Dove & Co j II WFISIGER
For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
Ivnrblufy
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~ Sion MERCHANT. On the Dock, Richmond Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to last
lhYo made arrangements the line OF Boats
ming from house thai boat viii leave other DAY
tNuudtNs cNCcped) BY this oHr shall DE able
guds through days than heretofore, and
nearly they 90 by the S L L. and much less
My charge for forwarding Tobacco is Per Box and
sus per HID which includes Drayase aud Nharage when
there necessity drHyagc The ayage and Wharfage
oJ the Basin are cts per Box and - per HID The
Lu,h Toll, Fcd hy the James River kanaNba Co. for
passing any house 3cs per Tn about ct tor oNes
ad3c per hd Having these adj las,s If location
willing iuy customers to reap Tie bHeh and charge only
tr prize, ry services hoping 'teoay 70 command larger
husiu,-s
My personal attention viii b gin 10 stos Of produce and
luIth1-, ut suuds ON Cummi,auH. y. 5. LEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

u hohEt Il. FttEI-BURG.-AlV Stock /, 80 ~.tH-
tlatHng aud Gauta iHri hing Cuols cur,,, ,fy Made
ana s1p'iof variety iat have ever had The i 'A
al ekinihg 10 ihe citizens of ht Cockadc ,it, ''aIc
country My Stock OF Cloths Cas.imrrrs a'i rounding
o'h ,setea with great rale Il DIN first uaNe
stya patterns and " U lie made ard in i latest
hef upon short notice, aud varrantelt Ia uit si man
seis III ant OF fine Par AID Wedding Suit. If I Fer
la ana hest hnlAh stall NJ be disappointed ut nai'
of hb stock Mr lthA WHITE CutteranL n summation
Custom Department. TIIoS "A, AZ tHlagrf ofthe
SEP Sits 4j Sycaroro Of +, 't'' SION,
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~ % Gases / rs p Mass Lcorirr
~ j C& Co -"
Ito Half Gases VI +
100 e." A OG.'
All oil consignment and Tor sale bow l.,
sep l. dts '''''NIll SONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

AEH 1oEh fAekLls-lhe nav home So -.
IHs + composed II thu following sess,is anu -a,.,
TN afs efefy t4ree days Al a~u.i iu die ttty @
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

tltiIiuR aud Furnishing 6ooisi iIV Aaih street. '-
noud Va, IrIG Fall St. lel6
~ caag attention Ia the Stick Of Goods utodu ed by The
10 perhaps would he well to Hefife fi ast I our
rapidly trade With all sections Of the sate turing
h.N been located ia Rirlmoud And a. an iafe
taxi advantage 81
medium by winch 10 make ourselves known expecting ot
,,urst examination all pats Will judge tor them
elves us particular merits betuF perfectly satisfied that
., customers notions aud Judgment uust be consulted
receiving Our Fail stock. aud assure purchasers
that every Il ug the OF Gents Wearing Apparel viii
attention, and The assorted lines vii At ali Times be
tuuurtp that car wants will he supplied
Having every facility for tie proper prosecution al oni bus
hope MAKE the fact apparent L. our customers AMI
trade During tlr Inst have fit
pressiy Gents Furnishing Goods Where
find thing pertaining 10 that Department
H. hr tlothiug Department guarantee The Stock TO
I,rt,oi point OF durability lit aud STYLES because
max. ,s,ry ding and have hesitation ing
goods VIII be found ,uaI the best order work in the
r-uutr Watching the yariaus changes al Fashion PARTIES
a-surcdot udmR The afest and make in s.
ucct and approval call is solicited by
GEDSlloNG & GTPMAN.
sep Its No 10 Main st, Richmond. Va.
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uNoIlN.noHD Grocer and I onnn,

VI. =
- MERCHANT MIS- srnttfz HfHG.-iiayinFlu st
tn Northern 0e hafe now "h hand aud re-
wing eprs aY mot desirable stock IT ira
etra and fuuars before Offered lay ~ my old
usHa aud fe public NJ stock consists every
tifs usually koI OaeerY line fsei hositaton
H sill sell leedH heap Il not cheaper than
hnss a. fnahburg article that sell "a
.re saaatlon sale hHY nothing but the bes
nick sara and small prints Ia ivory Instance
country produce taken sehNnge for gaods
Loot Is
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ING AND PIT NBKNt.-Vc re-
sPe{tuy call the attention of the Public 10 our ,ro
I EN- o, Gas Fixtures from Factory Of come.
in,s &" Baker. Philadelphia. > W '
a. w it prepared TO do Plumbing Work Of III. kinds. .uch
"a ~ ',sets Hot Cold or shower Baths Iron or Conner
80 us " ash basins Iron Ncdgcwarc We aIS frr
@ iron or Lead Boilers, Iron Gopher we do all
Kinds ui Plumbing Work l'N'' w. Wv 90"
Ne would also ask attention to our G lypiz,I IRON Pine
~ ,.gae "9ieh Is much used for Water lrpc Person. In
"h'' u iher advantage to call the subscriber
prac,iool - - ~. JAS. CLELANp.
wac, aetsai Gas Filter &C. 2d door above Liberty Warehouse
Nam St, Lynehburs, Va '' I',5'
SUh hENT-s wisI, to rent out my s.cre
rent very low. '"''' WA, lrll1S'" '.'
may a2ts d IL ''l'' -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

CHrsrERftTIp April 1Qlb. Iss6
Messrs Dore Co Having your Turf Oh and finding
Tito be such unc medicine | thin due you Yen
should know it, My daughter about
rocker of chair and aud bruised her thigh very much
assumed the form OF boil and became had il
taueed by physician but that did relieve
running and continued for nearly years
every medicine could hear th effect In
duced 10 Try bottle of your Turf Onirrr using
and half H entirely healed Ihavc used for olei
sores sod found the same boucht You liberty
this as yon think proper CHALKLN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

BIO ISLAND bedford county. va. Nuy /, 1s-i
Messrs flort t'tuilouun- used about fourth
bottle OF your u ni uI'u The back Nurse the
BACK ain let over st. tnt place large my
hand aud iH fitt pI, a,o only Applied
ap entirely and permanently treaty surprised
quickncss offs euauN IS rtics aud thluk prompt
and Ell acinus than anything Ut thu kud
have sold honsg Us Of bottles ototct preparations similar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

t.5 ,., ., . {. b. DFBURG.
"a g""fot e4a4'sta"d sole Proprietor, HlhamsJurg
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EuAND ARKIvAL. Of .l.c Inru.-, s,ecL Of

~ al aud Winter staps aud Fanny by doods rur
oh 1sed beire aud Tor exhibition By The nudorg which
b. calls thf attention Of his customers thu public
n His rHps selected with great ayic, quality
AMI price II you want 10 buy bargains call him he
Il rnned ia ssl very ehesp fa cash To Country Nor
chants he has only word 10 aud that Is your
further East aud buy your gods him hr
vii ael ~ cheap haute Ia Richmond Petersburg
aHt CTS NATHANIEL HIGGINHEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

R%'Sf+~ss AEEaaN AL.-s large and np!' e. as-
HftAi'Ht OF crates aud ing duly, the new
10y Him Range Warehouse II d,or rp.rw the Mmk,t
oct dts y BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-07

Al HtNt.S.-Wr hu'c ~ lot Uf No. ami So.
ff1 ms on hand ned from trr~ hands. NI,h
~ ~ >'tt Ia" 10 tesp. LEE & JOHNSON.
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- 4 ~ 30'I' T'V'l' ed and Promptly RttcnIOdt0
l.- IHON =. GILLIAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-14
Ratification Meeting in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June lO.-There was an
immense assembiage in Independence Square
this evening, to ratify the nomination Of the
Cincinnati Convention. PROFESSIONS moved
in from all parts Of the city. The Mayor
presided.
Several speeches were made. The Mayor
introduced Gen. Cass, who was warmly re-
ceiyed. The latter enlarged upon the i'm
portance Of the coming contest, which he
thought was traught with more serious con-
sequences TO the destiny OF our country
than any event since the declaration Of In
dependence was consummatcd Oh the spot
where he spoke. lie spoke in favor OF
SquGtter Sovereignty, and eulogzed the ad-
HIuistratiun.
Mr Douglas said that never, since 1900,
when Jefferson was elected, were the Issues
50 important as at present. lie saw IN the
acres OF men spread out before him q sure
guarantee Of success. The Democratic Con.
vcntion has done its duty honorabiy, wisely
and periodically. 1t had adopted platform
by unanimous vote, aud nominated candI-
dates. What other parties that existed
could boast 50 much " creed construed
alike North, East, South and West, lie
then euiosized the nominations III a cordial
manner.
Hon Howell Cobb followed in similar
speech, defending the nominees and the
platform.
At the second stand speeches were de-
livered. \ series Of resolutions were adopt
cd ratifyng the nominations, and expressing
hearty approval OF the platform.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-14

FlRE IN CANADA.-The Toronto Colonist
Of the 9th, says that dr.adfuly destructive
fires have lately been raging in the Ottawa
country. In the neighborhood of Pembroke
a large amount of property has been de-
stroyed, including dwelling houses, mills,
stores, &C., and several families were una
~ We any of their property. So furi-
~ r.. the progress of the flames, that
numbers Of people had to seek safety for
their lives by wading into the Pelewawa RI
YER, and remain there for nearly day and
q night At one time the destruction Of
Pembroke was considered inevitable, but by
a Providential change in the wind, the place
was saved. The amount of misery caused
by the fire will be very great.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-14

The Republican has already opened its pop
gun on Buchanan, and its first discharge is
the old lie, hunted down and discarded in
Pennsylvania at least 90 years ago, that Mr..
B. had once said, ''if he knew he had drop
Of democratic blood in his veins, he would
let it OUT VIII the Republican produce
the speech, and time when and place where
uttered, in which this expression occurred.
1t is an old, jaded, hackneyed, worn out
lie Mr.. B., i'll his younger days, doubt
less, was federalist. and may have opposed
the war Of 1872; but he did not oppose it
as the abolition traitors did the war in Next
CO in 1916, by proposing to cut off sup
plies, and expressing the wish that our SOL
diers would be received by the enemy with
"bloody hands and hospitatle graves
When the war Of 1912 broke out, Mr.. b.
was one Of the first volunteers to march
against the enemy, and served his country
as volunteer faithfully and with distinc-
ton. His career as democrat commenced
with the earliest movement in favor Of Gen.
jackson in Pennsylvania in 1926, over 80
years ago, and from that day to this he has
been an earnest, faithful, and devoted advo-
cate of democratic principles. We believe
80 years faithful service in his maturer years
will pretty generally be accepted by the de-
mocracy as a sufficient atonement for the err
rors of his youth. We observe the fusion
lists are ready to accept the most scaly poll
ticians Of the day on much shorter proba-
ton. Mr.. Hampton, a national wing but a
year or two ago, endorsing the fugitive slave
law and all, and a Hindoo yet, we believe,
would consider it pretty hard usage to be
prescribed by his black republican brethren
on account Of his antecedents. John Went
worth has been taken in on probation of a
month or two, and Col. Bissell has been
picked up by the republicans while he denies
even their name, and discards all their prin-
ciplcs except the anti-Nebraska humbug.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-14

REruBLIcAYs, OBEY The fusion party
of this county still affect to style themselves
republicans" although their leader, as a
member OF the national committee, repudi-
ated the name in Washington. Now the ge-
neralissinio of Northern Illinois has issued
his orders that the name must be dropped
John Wentworth gives the fusionists of Bu-
reau county round scolding for still cling
ing to the discarded name, and tells them
they must stop it. lie says "Col. Bissell is
not Republican, and Abraham Lincoln has
avowed himself ''Henry Clay Wing yet
both are hard at work in the good cause
Other parties are not going to come in at the
tail end of the Republican or any other par
ty. They are willing to meet them upon
terms of equality, and no other way" is
the rule of the opposition to change their
name always as soon as they have disgraced
it, and as the name Republican" has alrea-
DIV become so odious that even John Went
worth can't stand it, it must be changed
The nom dc plume now is ''anti-Ncbrascals."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-14

From HaYrr.-Sououque the dusky EN-
peror Of Hayti is again in trouble. The
Boston Traveller publishes letter from Aux
Gays, May 10th, which says;
A body Of from two thousand to three
thousand insurgents took possession OF
post between this place and Pingrey last
night, with the view of attacking the town
to-day.
The military authorities were only aware
of this at : O'Clock this morning. TIE alarm
drums were Immediately beaten, and every
male adult in town was ordered to join the
troops. At 10 \. NJ. the troops marched
out with the citizens that had Joined them,
but being but five hundred strong. it is pro-
bable they will not make an attack on the in
sursents, but will content themselves with
defending the entry of the town till rein
forced.
A postscript to the letter under date ! l A.
H., adds: The alarm drums are again beat
ing. 1t is said that the troops sent out are
repulsed, and the insurgents are pushing
forward. People are running distractedly
through the streets-closing stores, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-06-14

Pooh Col. KINNEY.-The following in re-
ference to this unfortunate flibuster We find
in recent letter from San Juan del Norte,
dated 22d uit.:
Last night another of Col Kinney's fol-
lowers named Crockett, died, and was buried
this morning. Col. Kinney himself is said
to be very i'll, and is really in a pitiable con
diton. What an end is the great Kinney
expedition which was spplauded and helped
on by some OF the press year or so ago,
approaching:"