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Sbippitg yntelIiqeIes.
MoNDAY, Sept. s, 1856
CLEARED SATuRDAy.

.F5 - a CLEARED #SATURDAYe5 ;
Steamship Granada Griffin, for San Juan and Aaplnwa
steanahp Mexico Iawles Galveston and rndiano
\ - Harris Morgan
snip fFaneoma, hhite Tor Boston, W HyDson Zee
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@. o. WOoDMAE IN. New Orleans, La, and
Se12 5ndEW o. o. WoDDMAN q Co. iF;eksburg 3nss.
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The coin in vaults on the 30 August was
The Of coin in vaults the 9th Sept
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SAN JUAN AND ASPINWALIr-Steanlship Grauda-In
ballast.
GALVESTON AND INDIAN0LA-Steamship Mexico--l50
bbs -four 60 bbls whisky 20 casks bacon 500 corn Is
sacks Coffee $50 boxes SOAP 50 prd 100 bars
BOSTON-Ship Fancona-5S0 bales cotton 1910 bbls -four
Is bbs whisky 10 rolls leather 50 packages old mcul 1000
slaves, 20 pkgs mdse.
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IT, FOR SALE-DELIGHTFUL SEA SHORE RES
" ence at Mississippi CyTo sold reasonable terms
Ellte property at Mississippi City, situated Mr..
Barnes and within three minutes walk of the wharf The
house is commodons and in excellent repair The furniture
be taken valuation, if required For particulars apply
to JAMES HARRISON 4 CO.,
je9 If 40 Customhouse street
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nartifHlar SNotites.

Rg- A Card.-Dr. McKelvey has removed
his office to No. &c ST. CHARLES, between Commercial Pact
and Grvier street, opposite Union street. Front Offices
floor. IN 80 - : :. iY22 2tn
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4-horse power and
~ horse power,
Mechanics requiring cheap motive power, will find
engines simple, economical and compact For hing
they far cheaper than mule power; -
5$Eff$5s, y. G. LOWBER.
d.. ie9O 3m .. g5s8ss4 9S5 9S Maghzine street
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1c6 &@D GAof "Odd Fellows Rest" fqs l856.-Ofcers-
R Henry Bier, President; John Stroud Treasurer;
Jas Furneaux, Secretary Cemetery Commit
nance Committee Keefe, W: G., Wilson, I. Homes
Sexton-Danie Merritt. MemberB-Frank Lewis W. G. Will
Geo. Seymour H. Goldman, G. B. Bowdtch, J. P War
ner H. Castarede. s. Boulemet.
cured by applying to F. NJ CORY sickles Co.'s IS Ca
nal street D. FELT & STETSON'S o. Camp street. to H.
MiLLSPAUGH us Mint and at the secretary's Office in
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Camp and LAFAYETTE streets
The price of Socholdng Lodges will be S5 per
vault; 10 all others, $50 per vault.
H Information relative the purchase of Lots, be had
application 10 the Secretary.
ap15 JAMES FURNEAUS. Secretary O. F. Rest,
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PERSEVERANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, corner of ST. Charles and Clio streets, New
Orleans
GEORGE PURVEs Architect and Builder respectfully in.
forms his friends and the public that he has, addition
nasness the Of sashes
All orders left at his Office 81 Commercial Place. the factory
or at the Mechanics Exchange Box a. will be promptly
n nQEu
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
Iby telegraph
FROM KANSAS.
s. LOUIS, Saturday, A

81 LOUIS, Saturday, Aug -, l-t.
Advice from L4~ionce 10 he l5th int, mcntlon
T. at p,ally 60 Free S,ete marcd up n what Il
calico Col T.tus- camp. near L.conpton, on the p;o
c,Gug jay, bid took the party ihoIe a,sprble't-
tw.uty IL ol-pri onus. They dc-,Ldcd themselves
fiorn the r houses time, and wonndrd ten Of
,c fr,c STATE pory, among them Capt. J. II. schom.
bee reccitly from Richmond IndIara, who it Is
thought oanIot suiyIyc. Co! Titus = also badly
injured. 1he iriui,s tJ the others are only slight
One hui dI,d Unttd States DraSoore iuterfer,d 20
prevent an stack upon Lecomp'on, whereupon the
Free State returned 10 Lawrence with their p;s-
orCs.
Gov. 81 .nnon, Msjor g lew. and d. RcLoi;ci, Of
I,coDIton, went to Lawrence the i7th 20 dem nd
the release OF The prlsorers.
Afr conference :: was sere, that when SIX Of
The fIce Siate pr he'd b. tie auherit,- were
d.h,eI,L up, the b, eiilers, t,ken from LsTr,p e,
l,rmp,d, ard al the camp, Of arm.d Fro SIavery
non distcncd, the p,lsoaeis should be released.
ST LorI-, Ans -, lslJ.
Rcha5lc i,tclAccrco lIom kansas 20 the 20h rates
ilal Lccnp'on had 20; - been a,tasa.d by Lsle's
patty although a,,aoL vas elI- cted hosr!y. T. <
-lid iha. the Fr,c State nen number two thousand
,'rlg IN .he Tc'ioiy, and are preparing 70 tortify
LavIone ia case re,r.a. 70 any parIcGlar ,in; BE-
con - NC, cory.
i il ropoit.d ths! four companies Of United State.
troops ore near Lcconp.Cr, and / thought the:
p.,s, noe will deter further s,tacks he Rcp..gc
Of Il 3 IT, rn'Dc pubh ho coll rcnol 10y ar.c nu o.
Der 4 tie mot huontisl c,' lene Of thi- c'y fo
public niettrg tomorrow evening. 10 cousider the
", sen; sruaiiop # s4rs Hlnsas ard express the
opnon Of the people Of -. Lous 10 CONNECTION there
with.
ST LorI- Monday Au; 10 ls~
The steHler David Daburn fTvm Missouri River
yest,iday bIuc &c the information that four hzcd,cl
VI 'uu-,,ls tom Jackson couG.y won't Hto KA, ~ IN
TlunJoy Tao huIdr,d had been ro.-,d IN L,ily.
.ttc snd a large icce wus \clos r.i.,d in Cay
Lance regiment was sad 10 b. fOrti'ylng W4kc,a
Gov. Robn~.n aud Mr. B-nwn and other prisoners
", re sti ii tbe custody Of tho Cutod >,s troops
One hui deo aLd twenty T. cTuits from Carlisle Blr.
lscks arrived here y.s'crJ,y, and @efe Immediately
'ors aio, 4 10 FO.t lNlvenwvr,h asj several irom
j. iyci-on Barfs,ks &. d. Smith HAVING made a rc1u.
snron for al ,he osPsoc force e. ID :: pi.,e. o..
d,rs have hcyn Aaidt - The commih iiDs oai sr a.
Fc,. Riley 10 have hs .roYs ID re1dress sr servicS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
RORDER RJFTIAN LEADERS.

T. ne Edi'oy = The " T. 7, }une:
SIE | notice N LIZ THIBryrs Core. nd lo..
he copJ o. u proclamation bY Co Ii. T. Tor, GOV.
ii al Mons 'isbt IA, man in 'usaS With c.n
n.'I Oh BIS c4hrsct,r.
Ibis x the sa II who was a. The head OF i,o
fil,ust1pg tApcdri,n which was frustrated o. tn
.cizuIe of tic steamer PaOI-ro 10 Poidl 'w
yehI. ago.
ihe loosing onoodvtc vii give ian Illustration of
biz general characters
1ho br'g Crawford, Capt, Smal the pas
cage rom I.ckscnI lille TO NoS-Yoik, aIl neq!ly Ip
rth C-Ie liatteras. when negro sss d'ec syer9l IN
The bold wLere b. hal concealed hin.elf. Car.
Snan, in lis tin idity. inmt dia'ely bore up fo- the
raett south poet andtO the hegro s' G.. rgetOwn,
d. G., ard wrote ~ Jdch sonvilie for Iforma'nn
col. Titus s-bt his claims, end took the slave
h,me Apo wien the b'ig returned IA Jacksonville
syaIn b. sud Ctpi. Small Tor the wages OF tne slave
dunn lis ab,,I O., ard for the s1polse Of grtu y;
BIN II III fl Groraciown, aud recovered all, with
cost of o"uIt, Ac.
II il wln c1hap' teach sapt. Smal and o'h,ns bet
ter than 10 IL" su,h oDty wok fcr the slw"h j ier,,
while II stOrs he meannc,s of fi,us's chstac'.r.
Dow NEA- TiW.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
gr DOMINGO.
,rs or TaE SPANISH TREATY.

~
$500 pouINeo, Saturday, Jul, 4, 1876.
-, Lu.r ioicrmcd ,ou IN his Excel
p,.sideut hsd rsssn'd HIS office; tn
- .,,.ple bad ocen followed by tbs ''"e- fres'-
-. e,n,rsl Regis Mota, aud thit the Dominican
.-.,A6c was again invo v,d In oithc lies IRON
h.h hnoly knew how .be coild e&'ricstc
lasssL
Tnsse difficulties have not diminished since then,
S>, sem 70 hc dally iucreaseg. II VIE the
t.ua h.pe OF Do'linica t.at her recognition by
-.n,d ,scure 10 her stabil AID prosp-rt,
LIT !, now turns out that the treaty with Spain
A.. hrouyht 10 the dominican Government gtcster
.,h,rrs,,m.nt than even another liayuan inya-
aisp would bayc done.
The eth article OF the treaty With SPAN stpulltes
.hat th.,e spalisrds ~hO are residing in Santo
Dss irgO, and have become na'urahzed mere m'y
alaim their former DatObaHty.
tn, D,n,ihicAu Government very properly says
Nat this article refers only 10 those >psards oUrn
n Spain or in one OF ber colonies, who have rem
@.I.l some service during their residence With
MS; but this Interpretation IS wholly rejected by
Spatp's Consul. General, Scnor ScgOyls, "hb as
srrts that the terms OF the treaty refer 10 all Sho
we're born III this part OF the island white 1t be-
h, I'd 10 suan aud to their children if they have
h.rp previous to lo2l7i e, above % years age
a,a their children, would cease 10 be DOminicans,
aud become subjects OF the Spsui-h Grown. Tue
$vsbish Government have approved the iuterpreta-
ti.l placed upon the treaty by Senor Segovi4, and
tvs hp.l1sh men oi-war (the steamer Blasco de
CAREY and The brig Grayiba) arrived here on the
s9th uhmo from Havana, to support the spanish
Consul Generals pretensIons.
IL IL said that alreaoy more than 900 persons
have BEEN nlarIcuated st the Office OF the Consul
n,e Of SpsiD aud this fact is the more serious
from = great number OF them being officers aud
soldiers, whose spOstacy te lds TO demorslxe the
Whole q my.
1be Government are greatly pcrplexed, and do
not know what steps 10 take; for they JtSOnly
FEAR the SpabiaIds, but they spprehend rising of
Ex PRESIDENT Baez's partsans, who would in.
D.disteiy avail themselves of the opp .rtunity,
shSuls any serious difficulty @uh Spain arise.
But the pretensIohs Of SeiOf Scgoyia do not
stop here; be insists that the present Ministers
aban be changed, and Santana who, ~hen he
resigned the Presidency, retained his charge as
Commander inc hief OF the army, his arrived in
town from lis farm, and troops are daily catering
h small parties.
The excitement is very great and | am told
tbat the British Consul has written to the Com
nlSSOre at Jamaica for British man. Ot-war.
From all hear | am led 10 believe that the pre-
pon6sraDce Spain is acquiring in this part Of tle
Island Is as distasteiul TO EDgl0ud it may be 10
the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
BORDER RUFkIAN ACCOCNTS.
Ccs-espondence Of he Repuoiicar.
WlsrPour tur H. t.G--i0 a. |,

tc+TtspthdtnCe OF Inc hepuoNCtI
WlsrPoKT, Aug. 4, le.G--iO a. IN.
Nr. EDITOR: | have wat,d aLXousy TO receive,
and loboled indus rously to anayze the hourly nd
vcos, report- Letters and dsPat.hes ha, ore coming
in from the Territory, telling us-n1t OF outbreaks and
skiimshes, but OF rebeil n-war-civil war. hasten
to prepare for you full ststrment of sfn'rs a.
heNe gathered irom .Xuss messengers and l.tieIs.
On the l. h iist BO.ns brigade, OF Mas sc
County, limos, GueiriGs, attacked The colony hom
Georgia, lately heated near Os,wattauic, barred the
piece, carried of the provisions, and IL rcios:ed
kill. siI mcu.
We next hear of HIN TIE 18Th, at Franki.n roN-
b!rg and burning the hou.c OF Sir. Crano-4acAn;
AZ piHtring the Post Oftct upg woIneo, and
s.Iipg the cappon aid aims oi ,hs plact,-robbiu
various individuals Of noney and yausolss ~ The
amount o. 50 800. M RucEl,s Voc .hcre u comma I'd
of email force, and gave tist. Tor several hours
am in'oImeo, also ttat Of your ST. l. u;s meI-
81 oLt-, MI. j. B. Back well koo En b,re as the
to.lOus An1hDtIi tim man, sas also t"c!e, 6Ad
fought tluveiy ocuins, the Abolition fee. He 3 how
htle, NJ cDlisi ed for the Highway depreo8.luu-
are conn tted tvey Hhere--hU1ses are taken fOm
n''. lJtrs aid from st4bts tO be pressod into he
AooTcp isnks. FovisiIIs AID plulder arc 'akob
nom the Pro slavery seti VIII he be iOu d.
Excitement here IL in'esc. Poke guards are keot
coJstnnj'y about our hoCcr toeus companies are
hiMpg with al. possible Dispatch u aJsscr the c.n-s
ara suTpc "a or- Of our suffering n1gbbUis 10 come
OYu ale help us"-Acif 10 to protect h.ano, sld
our isn, ts.
Onrh, 18th II allied fore, under Bro~n, Jn Lane
aho alktr lpeGI OF Lecomp mp;oE, TO oesiese tara
and pUnd.r that city.
lie mos, .caol, sod lae news Of ;heir opr raions
s c>lts, ed in the folosins, which | CHIP from t1e
stc,Ld ooi ion Of IN. B0'dJ R+h ~. TIE lot OF Of
M Whitlock car be- n htd on kIos him perscUa ly
al be Is an upright, truthful u'"i:
LLcoArrOS, K 7 Az. l3 81
Col A q BooSy-pear eI: write 1t q 0cnck
hayt been Up night even ~''b "a M hlnt We
Iec aitch Ia Or pcfet b., eeen dn'en IN .nd
u klied
tetL,m, within four rIes Of hs usse hv9 hradnei
strong, with Con jim Lane ~ th-I bead We ~sn, help
a O We u lsi have Il g,-k Caa va ADy;Airs i1I u-i
FiO yo tho PROBABILITY ~i e tibet "e ha's been
taken. FOR COTS saks Al ~ p0ts oar FOmcn
Children write a. ae ..sscs'ion of Gov 1AaALon ai
mspy cth-re
Q1J f4rI,es sio c-ttd hcn rs1y e u, .rl -stivs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
TIL VERY bATISr-CNITCD STATES
TROOPS WHIPPED.
vron ne He,toE D.,zGiA.

trom an EXTRA OF II, Ie1rcrror.t HcTaIG Of lat
night We bsNe received GO, fun4tion cf oar worst
Ssr. We have Lot time tor nm. It. bai give tie
extract a. tire:
col. TITvs's COMPANY uTLD A. PRi-OSTRs-
Mr.. SHERIFF JoNksS HOUSE TnKr,rENrD
by 1HE OUTLAW .PPEAI IOR ASSISTANCE
MURDER AND BCTCBrRY.
An esore-s has iu.t Ar'vcd here br nyi u, interl-
g,r &C that Lecompion has been tkon by Lance ,r-
mb3op- ard thai our Eieus are a. tue mercy Of the
.rned IJfians. Fac attack was made tlis morning
about the dawn OF day Oar 'riende res-te1 a. ipns
.. Aey could, bat wee fdaly overIo~er,d by Lines
men who pumb cr-d sOD-qll s,tnen to th4 teeth
Tb.y attacked the guard Of the Un,d state trooy~,
vio boo 10 chOrge Robinson and the OL"r p'..pD n
vAo surrendered, NIX yfvi0y gun, ari are nov In
DE bonds of LaIcs IN n II r. tmDOsioe 70 sta'e 10
litter .l the Outrage commi'to ~ tb's- mgraadrs.
srbe Allowing oeIafcb, addressed 10 Col. P@yue og
NJ eh Rsgun.p IT, tel, sad sni dreeith t1ir. Is
.,,,e a heat IL the breast Of any iiS and Order
nsp IN Yauss- 10: VII pOt respond t. tle i.''c'y<
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
, L.tnc c-y Of or nierds be-To
earsst Npesl'
srnIsi 70 sru>@'

Near LEcasPTos. Ang. 10, iH;d.
FR,yvp..rL.w ,sp ORpts: Tho 40 'h'loo ~,
have on, On M this msri <, sb,G' daylight shp'r'i
an ,sk.n pris- ner- men. I<c"inprn ,ah'h'
.,.d d.-.rr.d by the women aot cn'id"'n Ice =
n. II arc abe Ut eco s'rbg. The United St'fs mop
have aho been vhipp"d WI ,"d '"nl" ." oar
enc before we are ali murdered We are on, Of po'.
DIR sid ,ead and every KIND of Ammunition. Oar
fr .lor are now s's,ipro Sheriff Joncs' 'u'e ~
MAJ a. can an0 oil fight ~ ID" laN VIII yoh h-I1
ut If TO- cone ct once. Unless wc get hep We sLl
al be murdered. The foregoing j. rellnh-
y. r ArCHIsON,
W. II n"S-Ei.L
JOS ANDERSON
A. g. BOON.
S1uILA1Tn Monday morning, 18th, 10 O'Clock --
W n Rustcn r II. Iko and joe. G. ALdersoa
b.v. iu-t rived from Kats1s, Tn uge cuz"n- u
go ID meon,ey to The i.seue Of our f nd- kan-as
fic &, finn II above, abc ray that tbiog- ~orse
than tpt,epicd ard that three kgndrcd men Sus' 70
At on Nedaosdak, Dug. 90.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26

ssB' o. Ur'cHs hem, --l OIL hsris % s'ne-,s e'n
telp LIT tbs 1seesdut. N 500 ''e N''
hlr 10 B. eub!oj bIonsaon, Mi.-vi = ns - ~
ysors III haste, JANEo w ibo"H'
FOUR O'CLOCK p A mssseoger hl. NT1'ea 81
s-yrihit GOV Shannon bas ter to Lcayeus H'n
ibs' Ic"0mIdoD IA completely cestroye'' hr "N
J"I', sa. tsktD prisouer IN hls Own h"o-' "un' '
i.bougi and that he 10 be bnng-1Hi ~'Ie
NY Wo"Gson was p1roLeI, aud sc'eFal oi tue ''-'
E.r-b bilI,d.
All he above is rcp0ted a. true, Tut "ae" e'n
hlBstioo. M
D~patcA,. are hoully expected. and When N "iI te
pron pl, s,nt to you. Couri-Ts ar nov nhus !,
iv,i and border c0uLues, eDltag forces and rHl'ns
-uppb,r E,erywh.Io speedy prepara,lot-- are o-in-
made for waf-a bloody contict-Ahd II - s1rc 20
cOn.. her. j. 10 pesce. II u VAN 10 IAN "
IT. Wcbs.r's worG- for .idsms's appeal II the n-n
Of l75C il the only Ian Cuage of spP-sl toF; reuOc
" men may cry peace, peaoe, bot theIs 40 psdrl
ewar has ac,uuly begun; the enemy t Ar ,ady ID
tie f.lo.' AND IL th,-c days men o"ne !" us
rescue pourt ont ihen blood, aud bult up The eea
American Republic, that mus, now crum DE ual,e'
ar.ors meet treIiors DOOM Forward, men oi tie
Union forward Yours, 3D., o|oN'N'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26

La. nigh. ard ;bie mo'ning. e1lT.te,s have oeeh
cCuIg ia 'iOnl n u parts ot huusa. bitnI" ~
I, ,lig'Ice OF tie mort hlooov nsasIfno Ia Territory
by Lime rg melt, who spare nei her age nor -e1
II il VEL k op every ~here-the 'tat-IDeutS OF the
tie fanatic, OF tie Nrth - The contrary iOtT,ih-
rtapdiie-ilGt tie Law AMI Order, otherwise FRO,
Savtly party. Of kausas-hi iva bsen peaceaHe ana
Quit for .v,lGl mCntt = and have strven by exam
pie al il fuenc" to get the population snttl@d d'"n
It agiicu.tulal and dusrial pursuits They heard
of Il oontt mplated invasion OF Lanes re2neot ana
scpt spies 10 asceitan whether tholT purpose Was
peac, fn hostile Ihf declared tha, fhcu Intention
WAS Ia come in as good citizens, and to cultivate
our pro ihc sol uun TIE elections called upon
them TO o1ucfc Tia, ir fraLchise, w5en they would
Trough that m.ars, co all in Their power t9 max
KaD.as 8 rec Stat. From frequent Repetition ot
this assurauce, Gen kichardson and OtAer prOmsn"n.
ciiz.ns ttr'd resistance to, nor had they any 40
RI u apprt pensions romtber coming into the country
Ib.! weie det' rnneo to Keep Ia ne Tgnf, au 70 90
poiiirg VI ch wou min clrLro the qblot aud ace
Of ar aready too di-Iacted anC too surbod people.
In III confidence these ttacheious rdes have
poured into tie capitol end slaughtered mity vl. .
liable ctil.ns, and are prcc'cdiug in their work
OF blood ard carnage. We Of Missouri are
ch.i,G upon for hClP. II = an aoPe. dMcht 10
rcsist, but s'ill dc-rous that all things -ho1ld be
sa'l.d in accordance With law. ve await fl'ther
srtiuD Ot the Guvernnont Gen Rcharfson Ii pOF
oI tbs hoai-ihc sar aud excellent P,lar Sar-o
biz way to ser Gen. Smith at For I."avenwOth. II
Gen smith acts by authority of Government N wel
Gen. hicharcson sal hG " hs militia ~ the leli
by ION CHOW, and there vi be speedy and IN
,1iiatlc eyern II cton of all Aboitiri-m in Kquss:.
Net an invactr vii escape. TLry vii b-IBs Ii utoo
lh,u soy,s ~ d will dc-slve it a. The hIu't- vi al
Urt NJ CutIagl = Cpe.
An .xra Of lasi IipLt, from The -. Jo'rph Cyclc,
borCWu send you hut since then ,ld IL Iced every
hou'-We have IUfiLcr accounts hhth NOR than con-
fin The wort.
TIE Polar Star il nov vatrg FOR this, aal Is
have DO opportunity {" give you al particulars, and
sh. viii c,tstr s"mttfn mih ras she plsses H.
worth krDsas CIV, &c, must n" ctl'c With
pIoni-. itt you know !uthor Oy tac neat boat.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26
K.SslsCIrY. August lH-

n tNrlS II Auru-l J - = NJ
Communication btt~e en- this poiut and The Territory
i4 nlno-t entirely cut on. IL is amcst imPoioe 70
obtain reliable Information. In former letter. have
too you of the ,iege Of Lccorpto this morning
ltsu. from s0Urce a. rel .blc ss clrcu ns'+nc~s II
allow. that Ltcon,p'on. 90 sunday night, We not
taken. ore buuertd and fifty Uuited 5 ates troop
ard two hbn0re1 citizens were there cf1nding /:
against a force of from Il to eight hundred, ht sd9d
by N Lane. They were firing upon the town on
Sun6ay .veting 4 ether information that have
F, nj You II folly confirmed There j. further news
that is reliable. EvD preparation is being ma1. on
the border 10 ~ der ase-tahce 10 settlers IN 1nsss
A bloody c, rfc, is inevliabl-, ana that soon.
diystch, 20 be in a1vCLce Of the nail.
As scyices cone in they Will be promptly fr-
ylrde1 Your Ac. OC'",R,
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-11-21
AN OTHER ARRIV AL.

WE ARE NOW opening another ele-
w CANT assortment Of Cut Glass, con-
sisting Of Tumblets. Goblets, Ghampagnes,
Clafets, Wines &c. &c
Elegant ofhamented Lamp Shades. Vases
Pitchers, Sugars and Cream Covers, Jars
Be, sc
A beautiful article Of Calvary Camille
sticks with a large variety Of Glass Ware.
Cut and Pressed; worthy the attedtion Of
Purchasers at
j. PIPER Il cos Ware Rooms
ALSO. an assortment Of Gold and ofna-
mental Window Shades. with all the fix
lures, including Cord and Tassels, complete
Also, fine assortment of Table Covers.
Table Oil Cloth Table Mats, &c.
A large variety Of Mat and Rugs A lew
pieces of Carpeting with very complete
assortment Of Wood and Willow Ware !;
Baskets &c, all Of W hich will be sold as
low as thhy can be purchased in the South.
Our assortment of Goods is now very
complete. and we invite purchasers to call
and examine. as we can furnish House in
all IT'S departments on better terms than
can be had in New Orleans nr elsewhere.
oct-24 ]. PIPER & Co
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HEHREw BEsEvoLEsr SocfErY.--
This body, says tho New York Sun
of the 18th. will celebrate its thirty.
fifth anniversary BY a public dinner
the present week. There are now
about $4,000 Jews Ia New York.
most of them well OF and in good
standing Some twenty five years
ago, Il IL said, the number was not
over 1000. They take care, princi.
pally of their own poor, which Is one
great obiect Of The present society.
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Nnw Go0ds.

JTE ARE nov opening an elegant assortment o.
w window Shades with Fixtures complete
ALSO
OIL Carpeting and quarters wide
Hearth Rugs, Mats etc,
A large let 81 Mating Figured and lain
4 % and quarters wide
ALSO
Direct from the manufacturers,
A large variety Of Extensive Tables, Mahagpny
Walnut and Oak,
Bureaus, Whatnota, Towel Stands etc, etc
Dining and Ten Tables
Card and Dressing do do
SENS, Tete-a-Tetes and nivans
Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Paflor, Dining and office do
With large assortment, or House Keeping ar.
ticles OF all kinds, to which the attention Of pur-
clasefs is called ut the Furnishing Rooms Of
oct15 ]. PIPER sE Go.
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Genius sprouts up from different as
well as peculiar kinds Of soil For
instance, Atkwrighs, the inventor Of a
most valuabel Improvement Ia cotton
spinning machinery, was a barber
Whitney was not a maker Of cotton
machines when he invented the saw
gig, Cartwright, the inventor cf the
power-lcom, was an Episcopalian
clergyman; Forsyth, the inventor of
the percussion lock for firearms, was
o Presbyterian minister and the Rev.
3. Burt, Of Manchester, Connecticut
was the inventor Of the first American
check-loom.
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G5e Dailg Gnlllrt.
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BATON ROuGEaaNOv. 81, 1850.
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT oouRT
lunar WI. b. RonrRrsoN, prssIatt

Thmsdas, Noem,br. 20, is50--Corft
met according to adjournment
H. j. b. Ron,er, "a. q. p. Briant, and
wife NO 1890 DISMISSED at plaintiffs
cost.
Elizabstii Dsiere. wife, Us. A TbeIict,
husband--Nu. DID, tidg nent for plain
tif, decreeing separation Of property
Jas. y. Morgan, u. State Of louisiana
No, 1851 80 Dismissed ~ plaintiffs cost.
Martha CLANCY. and husband. u.s. Bailey
II. Chaney, Adnf. mo. 823. Dismissed.
Martha j. Wells, vs. B. d. CLANCY, Ad-
rninistfator MO i4s3 Dismissed.
Egbeft Morgan, ps. H. v. Babin. Sheriff.
No. 1852 Transferred TO ''Dead Doukets !"
Court adjourned unSl Tomorrow morn
ing at 0 o'clock.
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FiRs.-oa Wednesday n;ett, the 18th
inst. ebojt o'clock. the was an alarm OF
Fire, ealing out The fie companies. and a
large lumber Of citizens eo,nptlv to
the spot. II proved to be guatd touse.
outside The penitepts y walls, on the
south. west 90 ner. The beild'ng was soon
consumed without further damage. The
fire originated from a small stove--tlsed by
the guard the day before.
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Drug store For sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED, being obliged 70 leave for
1 Europe on acconn Of amiiy interests; offers
for sale, his Aputiecary Shop, well known ns &C.
cupying ohe Of the best locations tn Baton Rouge.
II contains complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfunery Paints &c, oil fresh ant In first rate
condition.
The terms Of sale, will be advantageous; so that
hepurchaser cannot fail ofsnccess besides the Gus
tom Is of the best. II order still more to enhance
the facilities OF the purchaser OF The Drug Store,
the undersigned s willing 10 lease for term of
reais, either part or the whole Of his house, or
else TO sell the house, at the option nf The pur-
chaser. faug-ag.em. D. JUURDAN.