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Two MoRF FoRgfH. Covvo1ED.-Thc Pension Bureau
has received information that John IT. Ste and Marcus
A. Woln Of S. Louis Mo- indicted Tor presenting haud.
uent paper At that Office for the purpose o obtaining
bounty lud.sausnts have been found guilty and sentc.
ccd scil % @ county sil for year and t20U0 fine,
Wolf FIVE YEAR, n the pcnitcntiiry. These make the
fourth that have been tiled and convicted the recent
session of hc a. s. Court Vt &c. Louis Tor frauds upon tho
Pension Offce-THi0u
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THE CONGREssIONAL COMMITTEE

ST. LOUIS, June l3.-Mr. Howard Of the Kanss. Com.
mission, and Messrs Hnnscom, Lord Townsend and Up
ton officers Of the Commission arrived last evening In the
steamer Polar STAR fom Kansas They for the East
When they lett large bodies Of Missourians
pouring into the territory determined on fighting
and free State men were mastering equally anxious io
battle
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VALTAHLE ALBEnAnLE LAND ron

- u u " U
sALE-By Vrue Of decree Of the Circuit Of Abe
marie county, need the 2i
VI Chirrss guardian against Gooby
Commissioners III Friday August is56 IL fair
others se The next fair day thereafter
Is AZ Puolc suction valuable tract OF land situated
er IA the County OF Abemare belonging
uoo,hy decd adjoining the lands OF Robert Rves Alexander
Res Gusiavss A. Hancock Others
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY TWO ACRES which about 90 .err
are James River Low grounds Of quality The high
lands are also highly productive IL has timber
Tor The rrrPvs OF the han comfortable dwelling
the including
on the banks OF IN Canal nrst rate orchard, &c
1t the tract IT land which the Goods
by resided At the time his DEATH lies
'ge 81 Warren and four miles below
unsurpassed for good health an ,oci-ty.
Ca and r-.lIr.
credit OF and
purchaser giving bond with security legal title retained
A. additional security,
va WIN Il. S WADE Commissioners.
s$ Mrs Goolsby who premisxs will sh.r them IN
! wishing o purchase. i-IT
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At Walnut HIS by the Rev Mcfarland on IN. 10Th Ins
WALTERw LENOiR. Esq. o Lenor n O. nd CORSEIIl
daughter OF The late John Christian Augusta county
Raleigh ~. c. Register please copy.
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BOsroN, juno n. ls56--Jamcs Thomas assistant
-torckccpcr attached 10 the United States bonded ware
afternoon aud was killed instantly. lie leaves vii,
aud three children.
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SALE or 700 ACRES or ALUAHLE hAND

- fS TiIE COtSTY OP CHARfFs CfTY-A' Comu,s'oners
under Circuit Court of Charles Cy county
entered The va tenn 81 s SID Court IN ne y,sr $50 w ne
suit Hair aud wife Hughe' Adnf and oiers " ai
THURSDAY The Th day q July so At Cre' ivy CSuI,
House. ell public aucton 70 ths hg
bidder Tract q Land y The ,ad county Sonianns anou. o
and is the ~ The tHd county
navgabe for vessels Of consdea "
The land has or comfortable dwelling house With and
hundred and MY the
cleared aud Il rood state 81 cultivation,
~ havng we'll um,d marled The residue ~ tho
abunds and other timber suitable for
budng &C. Tson n Ne Whole tract is good, and
Of The highest state NJ improvement The purchaser u
have the privilege o. edioE r. q whsat IN ths Y and foil
possession The hra day o. January. 1891
h. the of
sal snd he vii be divided Into two farms which viii BE- sold
srpafatey
ffHss-Cssh the expenses commission tho
residue az The purchase money be divided install
payable ~, twelve eighteen twenty months
lively after the day q sale Wh Interest M day Of sale The
purchaser u BE- required 70 his bonds for the deSed pay
men With good personal With Interest from The dsy OF
slr aud payable Aforesaid aud The title viii BE- retained unt the
Whole purchase paid and directed ~ the
jeii-c,d. WI p ntomEs, co~'r''
EAA BUSHELS PRIME WHITE com,
" T. WINSTON CO,
ell Oorna "A anA CafUa fraet
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CENTs FURNISHING GOODS,

rENrS FgRNISIIING GOODS.-rhe stock assorted
~ In style and quality and containing the Necessary articles
\ credtAhi- show
WHITE MARsEiLIEs VESTS have received th. day far
line Of the different styles Of white invite the of
purchasers
light, comfortable and gvnteel.
DUCK. LINEN AND MARsEILLAs COATS Pans and,ve.t all
eoors aud which prices syl,s and ou.
es are nneneeptonab being veil hrunk shap
To at and fast coloTs. GRO sIiONG TI'PNIN
jeiT iIo MAJ -,
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ARRIVAL Oy Tug EVETr

Nav YoRg, Juuc 15.-The steamer Emeu, from Have
been anticipated
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The following extract fron speech Of James Buchan.
an delivered the House Of Representative on the Oh
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day Of April 1885, and Published in Gales Seaton's
Register OF Debates, volume I'd page ALSO We com
mend to the praycrfu attention Of the Southern Democ
racy especially including neghbors Of the Richmond
Era|'er and kaY~rer Slavery Ia hsre declared to be-
In the Judgment of old Buck "a great political and great
moral evil" This opinion of the peculiar institution still
stands unreracted aud unmod6ed and vet the Enquirer
and its associates supporting the author and
Il. without making single wry the
vim with which they pursued Summers and others Tor
t,ring something similar
"Permit me here Mr. Chairman Tor a moment 10 speak
upon subject to which have before adverted
upon this hoo and TO which I trust, may again
have occasion to advert the subject of slavery.
BELIEVE 1T TO RE A GREAT POLITICAL, AND A
GREAT MORAL EVIL. THANK GOD. NY LOT HAS
BEEN CAST IN STATE WHERE 1T DOES Not EN-
| ISr. 1T HAS BEEN A CURSE ENTAIL
I'm UPON US BY THAT NATION WHICH MAKES 1T
A 81 BJECT OF REPRoACH TO OUR INSTITUTIONS
The Northern Pulpit.
The abolition newspapers are loudly invoking the
thunders Of the Northern pulpit against slavery and
the South. We take the following incendary appeal
from the Detroit Tribune
| Let the Pulpit Thunder
Before could Popular Sovereignty arrested 6u
force from the peopc Of the territories you'd hare n,
plains Of HdnSas silent ch universal death -before
could hare the lip, Of Senator's aud representative,
sealed sienee By tie handof Southern spicee
i~ould see the halls of Congress ankle deep ia blood"
Such the words which electrified large audience
in OF the churches OF Detroit last Sunday evening
they earnest and glowing from the lips of fear
less and faithful minister OF Christ They spo-
den to urge bloody resistance retaliation for the late
ontrages OF slavery the speaker proposed peaceful
| remcdy-but to indicate the path OF duty in last
sort
Ii is such preaching this which the times demand
II ever the Christian ministry owed duty to society-i
ever the pulpit should thunder against oppression and
wrong, is the time to meet the great obligation Let
ministers stand up boldly like their predecessors
Revolutionary fame, and hur the shafts of Gods truth
the citadel OF oppression Let them rcbuke the giant
wickedncss OF the times manully and icarcssly be-
comes their exalted mission. We repeat let the pulpit
thunder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17

ScnoovtR BrnNr At sEA.-The schooner Chas. Gran.
mer Capt Towu-end which sailed from s port on Non
Day, gth inst tor Richmond Va, with cargo VI hay in
bae., took fire "wednesday, lt inst when breast
oi squau y j. about ten miles from the shore and wns
entirely desuoycd The captain and crew finding il i'm
possible 10 her took to the yaw aud vent on board
of the schooner John Ttou which was Ling by az the
umrnnd aiturwards taken board n the team tug
Ocean, Capt Fountain which brought them back 10 this
city They unable 10 anything but toir cloth.
ing aud Other personal effects When The fire broke out
after femO'ng Of the upper bales IL WAS found that
the cargo ws burning underneath throughout II broke
out near hc munu,a-t. aud about over rc main hacl-
way, remote hom the gallery aud whether IL originated
n the cargo below the deck not asc, rtain-
ed
Prom The circumstances is supposed the FIRE was oc.
caionod by cga- or tObaccoppcs n 10y the steve.
dVrcs THE g. quito probable also from the fact that the
vessel bad light wug- fou the time Of sailing ~ the
~ her being burned She anchored AZ Cnucv Island
on Monday night, aud again n the Southwest Spit on
Tuc,dty morning, 10y Of caln aud did not pass
sandy Hook tli Tuesday night The ye..el VIZ. five or
SIX years old aud ~ about $50 tuns IN She We pat.
tally owned 10y Philips sheldon Of tlh. civ aud wa-
not insured. The cargo shipped by Charles Picrsou
Esq, and was not insured hore.-N y Nept
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IR HOGLOWANfS PIII.S.--Perfrct edig-son
49, and bile produce healthy blood and II the func
tons O either the stomach the liver doreed Holloway.
Pis vii assurcdy the mischief them upply
the chA.ne' OF circulation with AZ
TIE manufAeores No 81 Maiden Lane, New "a
strand London; and by all druggists 25c 62Xc 81 per
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17
INDIAN NEWS FRON sorTUoREGoy

HapOriamt butte on Rogue Rjrer-Ltdians Roui,d nil
a Loss Of 7Hrty-No Whites KiHed-Too Wounle, {.
Mr. Bradbury of South Oregon states tha, the vouu-
teers, numbering 25O, under Gen. Lamerek surprised
band Of Indians encampcd a bar Of Rogue river near
the meadows and firing upon them killed about thirty and
completely routed the remainder.
The volunteers lost none, and had two wounded
Mr. Mercer OF Capt WilknsOns company badly, aud it
is feared mortaly. lie brought into the hospital Of
Deer creek and it is thought has died before this
The Indians fought for time, hut finally retreated
Gen. lamerick made preparations follow hoping to
strike efectua blow. The volunteers captured ten
horses
NJ. b. also states thata Mr. McIarknes Of GRAY Creek
House, while carving an express from GRAY Creek IN
Gen Lamerick fred upon; he fell from bis horse and
horribly multla,ed by the Indians while alive as the
wound not mortal.
From he Portland (Oregop) Argus
A TALE % HORRoR.-We heard a flying report some
three weeks ago. that several Indians had been murdered
at the Cascade- hut oibOfe anything about il
till should learn the particulars We have since learn.
ed the particulars, and with face crimsoued With shame
Tor the human kind proceed To lay them before the
public The Indians murdered consisted Of the family Ol
Spencer, chief who resides Vancouver and vas made
mp Of his father old gray headed Indian his Spencers
wife. aud four Children daughter nearly gtOwn and
three younger -ous, Of which sucking babe
The Indians had been up the Daes 10 the service o
the L. = Government. aud we've on their way buck %
Vancouver under charge Of Colonel Joseph Meek aud
having regular passes about their persons IN making
the portage at the Cascades IL seems they ovctakeu
seven men, 90 such they might be cacd) aud forcibly
taken from Col Meek whose life they threatened and
after the other murdered 10y means Of strong cord
which tied around the neck and twisted r stick
tll life extinct The girl violated 10y these fcnd.
before her BE taken The annals Of Indian barba
~ furnish instance IT cOld-bOodc1 dabucal coward
y vlany that much transcend this net which has
stamped the character " our Territory with foul blot
which will stick ~ long after the perpetrators Of that
act md those Who cOunteance IT, are dead and damned
few more such this. aud Oregon will be a by
word and Kissing aiming the civilized nations Of the
earth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17

CNcNSAti, june l2--The steamer Magnolia while
entering The canal NJ SHIPPING Port below Louisville this
morning struck rock snd sunk IN deep water The cabin
was torn away, the passengers At the time being ascep
They were ali rescued however except one W. Phil.
lips, II Cincinnati Who u mis-ing The boat Is total loss
The cargo has mostly becu saved
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The Northern Pulpit

The abolition newspapers are loudly invoking the
thunders of the Northern pulpit against slavery and
the South. We take the following incendary appeal
from the Detroit Tribune:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-17

Nv NsTALL uONUMENT-The Tun.ian Monurnen,
Commit have determinedto their
laying TIE CORNER STONE ~ Projected MONUMENT with
Masonic soemntes, At Danve, the i9 day 1850
T. J. ATKINSON,
$ BRYANT,
IS BUFORD
WM ". WoODINa,
G.T.PACE
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UT received by jamestown Pine Apples
- orange In good order Hor sale Nleoias's OK.
jrii a. A. loon
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UAvA C1FfhE, good quality, l.sals ron .s,r Rlsh.
- mond and for sals By DAVENPORT, ALLEN 60.
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ALEXISDRfs, June iS-Brea .lsiuns are -, -, 4,
quiet Today there sht ihe uiAIhv.
Flour or Grain Flour held At CHILLY The W sst M
unchanged We quote ordinary 70 red At ~ also vhs
4eafe Corn sduh at h0tc Rye segsse an yeyy lille Of
NosTolE, June H.-CerE-MArp =, a,u No ..,.. ,v.oo,
Ia sale m ixedbn. hits
dun We quote HOG round liz elov o2Hets BIcon
Lfme-sai. on two e.rsrs' ~ AiH cts Hams i2H0iS cts
ssv,. Of ali ousIn. Lime IS StGres-Pnme
NEW OALELSs. June demand ana prices hdysnelng
ebrac. aboal soe held for further PdvAnee The sales
fair,
ward and Win AodssesThe stir Tending
ne5ng loo ~ light supply 500 bb
n Eallon oiled At ~ cents ana IVO ehooe Ciueker' - c.
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Enn nusHELs PRIME WHITE CoHN'
" 7. WINSTON Co,
JeiS Corner 18Th and Gary streets.
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Yhe Mr.
.uerer Found.


- published an account, a few days since,
OF the murdcr OF % girl named Emma Smith,
whose remains were found near Detroit
From Mr.. Humphrey Jones, of Toledo, we
have IN account of the arrest OF the supposed
murderer. A man named Frederick Hayne:
came to Mr.. Jones' livery stable, in Toledo
on the I'd Of July, and representing himself
as a livery man of Detroit, who had beer
robbed by a girl of 5000, procured a fast horse
and wentin chase of the girl, who he represent
ed had been seen near there in a buggy will
a man. Nothing. afterwards was heard o.
Haynes, or the horse and buggy of Jones
when on the 10th the latter becoming salts
fed that there was something wrong, started
in pursuit, and heard of Haynes near Nor
walk, where he spent the 18th. At Norwalk
Haynes had defrauded a man named Fred.
enburgh out of $500. There all trace Of
HAYNES was lost, although Jones prosecuted
his search into the State ofNew York.
HAYNES, it seems, has a family near Syria
cuse, and there he went, and toll to hi
father-ir law the story Of his Toledo and Nor
walk matters, and the father Immediate.
tslepraphed to Norwalk, from which Plac
an officer was sent who brought Haynes o.
to that place. Two Detroit officers, on Tues
day last, came to Toledo in search of tn
murderer OF the girl, and on seeing Jones
found that Haynes was at Norfolk under al
rest. The three then went there and the pris
oner was delivered up to the officers, VIII
will take him to Detroit to-day.
Mr.. Jones found his horse and buggy J
Delaware, Fulton county, Ohio. The bugg
had been sold, but the horse aud harness ha
not.
There is no bonbt, from circumstance de
tailed nj the that Free Press, Haynes IS I'll
murderer of the gnl-U evelard Herald.
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~~utn, IN return,

hEEp 1T BEFoRE THE PEoPLE-That the
terms OF the Senate bill for the pacifcation
oil Kansas was pronounced by John p. Hale
to be unexceptionable; and yet the Black
Republicans oppose it;
That this bill abolishes those local laws
whit Gen. Cass denounces as unworthy OF
the age; yet the Black Republicans oppose
it:
That it ab0liShes those oaths which thC
Kansas legislature imposed as to the ~fagitivc
slave bill; yet the Black Republicans oppose
it:
That it abolishes all Objectionable quali6
cations as to the manner of voting; and ye
the Black Republicans oppose it:
That it also prohibits the Kansas legisla
ture from e%nacting similar laws in future
and yet the Black Republicans oppose i.
That it provides that all actual settler
driven out Of Kansas may return and vote
and yet the Black Republicans oppose It:
That 1t provides for the protection to tn
settlers of the whole army of the Unite,
States to uphold this law, and yet the Blacl
Republicans oppose it-Boston Post.
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The Blackguaridsm of the press

The Boston Journal reads its Black Re.
publican friends a severe homily on the sub.
Ject and effect ef the style Of language they
employ, editOrially, in treating the sentiments
and motives of their political opponepss.-
Our contemporary has not stepped an inch
S,ssvond truSh in what it says; the only won
der is tiiat,, hhclding such truthful sentiments.
it io;as hands so zealaasly with a party
whose sole stock in trade is vituperation and
treason. The following extract is taken
from a late issue
With regard TO that crest black headed can
Ger which is eating out the heat OF the Ameri-
can government, there is nothing which has
a greater tendency TO keep it alive, and vital in
all its vindictive power, than the invecliyes Of
the northern press The harsh and illibefal
tone of our anli-slavery press has done more TO
bind the chains on the limbs of the colored pop
ulation than the convictions of the Sauth.-
Much evil comes to the slave from the want Of
dignity, charity and refinement on he part of
those who are the champions of freedom -
Msny of these are slaves TO a more killing and
blighting slavery than the slaves themselves;
for the slaves may keep their integrity and
virtue in their bondage, while these champions
lose them in their freedom. They never con.
vince the South. even when they have the in
domitable power Of truth and true policy on
their side; but rather embitter and make them
revengeful and incorporate in return.
Tine South--that which represents the true
body and spirit Of the South--do not so much
haze the principles of the free press of the
NORTH, as ;ae manner in which that press adj
vocates them. The South is not filed with
thieyes, vagabonds and murderers. There
are gentlemen Of high culture, and true chlval-
ry, and unbounded hospitality among them.
gentlemen who love the refinement Of THE man
ners and language which give the highest
character to civilized society. And then, &c
have the press of the North vent wholesale and
sweeping assertions Of i~nvective and abuse
agaitst them, is sufficient 20 rouge sheIr .ndiD
nation, and especially the ah".~
-- NSulu. I'm rafurn
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MORE CoNTRBUTIONs TO FRERDOM.--lt is
proposed through the n. Y. TiiJune, that a
fund, to be called the Tribune Fund, " and
to amount to one million OF dollars, shall be
raised by the readers of that paper and trans
mittea 10 the proprietors, "lor the relief Of
Kansas" Whether such a fund relieves
Kansas or not, 1t will doubtless administer re
lief to many mendicant politicians, and ere
ate a glorious time among the Asin. mmouse
clique OF political o,.-Ssors, who always like
a Ia, treasury when they assume the laool
of conducting a political campaign. VIII
this one million, and with the zone hundred
thousand a month during the war;" whicl
the Buffalo gathering resolved to raise, acc
with the contributions of those who owl
shares in Mariposs, a vigorous campaign cal
be carried on, and "shrieks for freedom" ma,
be expected to multiply among those no
heretofo.e conspicuous for their b%enevolen
labors. This is a famous age for philanthro
py and stealing.-Abany argus.
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0TThe brazen, barefaced falsehoods OF
the Journal are really astonishing. When
it is detected in it's continual misrepresenta-
tons, it never pretends to correct its state
ments, however untruthfnl they may be, but
again reiterates them.
The Journal has falsely asserted that HER
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