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so,rus wARx1scro House -BnEAkfhS: i, s;s
n, Tresdav morning, Miss 9. hofdeca,, ,a,aaa w h,
,ar nfMr Id. Mordeca, was aW'As"N ,'as'd -;
.s' a;ss y, in her room. She ealstly slpFsa Wv
naS n",S1 and lighted the gas: She then a'seos e
o' osa ,an au nnder her bed andwith great c9G st
ness aud presence OF mind s'eppeu .ras ~ ~ only
"e "eon, and called her brother. who was 4 viii,
o,Ser % nerson in the house. ;hr. h'rX but he
= rsvaivsr in his hand, called Eto,ol went off,
i;' !e W.. ccidentalIy the Repeating the
a;S ..s;oh s.slted him, and on Mr. ne shot at him
mn.ss anss.;on and getting noreR saw he was a
n the &c. Of rising. hethas his name was
nero. vho answered d to Mr. H. Lyons.--
lin. and that be bela his lungs, and he died
The ball passed y
Almost instantiysnnelleda and au inquest held,
& a, iury ytadng verdict was found, with
wben ne &c been favored by the corner, D..
wh;ch wyaq The occurrence is very sad
VI q. NH NJ. who under the circumstances
Z. nne rely justi6able IN the act:
s.. 60 STATE Us, tie Dead Body of Jim, late a
e of Henry Lyons.-That this morning.
-oout 3-I.4 o'clock, said Jim was shot by !. D
/Mordecai, from which wound he immediately
died. Thafat the time the said wound was
inflicted, the deceased was in the dwelling house
Of the said Mnrdecai,, with intent to commit or
accomplish burglary. las The Jury believe;)
and therefore deem said T. D. Merdeesj ejasti,
fable of the homicide Aforesaid. &c" ~
South Carolinian, 2d
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A letter ipthe ST. Louis Democrat, charges
GOV. Price wit having sent IL cannon aud %
boxes of'Dssksts from the arsenal to String
fellow to asst in the conquest of Kansas.
: ST.. LorrsJaly l.-Advices from lawrence
to the 2s,b eldno announce the arriva of five
men from Tecna,seh, where they had bsen kept
as prisoners gysome persons having lus their
charge otberssho had been captured sby the
Dragons near osowatomie. They bad been
chained nearlysfour weeks when they were
brought before Judge Cato and discliaged, as
nothing couldbe found against them. Three
Of The party were detained. Their names are
Partridge, John Brown, Jr:, and Williams. The
twolatter are members ofbc Legislature Brown
and Partridge for conspiracy.
Bosros, dsg.-The American State Con-
yentions 1.of Massachusetts haye. ratified Mr.
! gremopes nomisation. One Eandred, however
Withdrew andiatifed tie penination ofMr.
Fillmore, 80 80 % 4
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WAsHIseTo4,. June IA caseps q Dem.
ocratic Senators was held Yesterday rpoh Ksn.,
sas. affairs, whenit was determined to support
a bill, to be Introduced by Judge Denglasao
morrow, substantially The measure allndedtp
by Mr:f foemSs ago Tor idmissi@
sof2Kansas. The bill provides thasA eepss
shall be takenin Kansas, andif IL appears hls
is a sufficient number. Of inhabitants to enff y
them to elect one member of Congress, tha "
convention is to be then called of fhe people 4
the Territory, who viii present a Constiiatios
to Congress, and thereupon be admitted as q
State This will take the wind odt Of theI
sails OF the niger worshippers in the House as
it is Believed such a bill will be accepted By q
majority of that body as asproper solution Of
the difficulty. On:thes other hand, il win be
violently opposed from the outset by The .Ab..
olitionists, on The plea. that large Numbers Of
free State men have been driven from the Ter
ritory by The border rufiaps.
& WASHINGTON, July 2.z-In the Senate The Kan.
sas bill was amended by the serasion of the
clause suffrage to all persons who have
fedtheir declaration Of intention TO become
citizens under the naturalization laws of the
United Estates. Mr.. Wilson moved to strike
out all afterienacting clause, and insert adet
claratien that all the laws Of the territory
were null and void. e 90 Z
This gave rise TO aslong debate and tbe ses-
SION will probably laststill a vote is taken-
In the Hehse, the report Of the Kansas Com
mittee was teferred to the COMMITTEES cleo.
lions aud orFlered to be printed. Leave was
given to the minority to report within ten
days. Il
Mr.. Herbert of California has beenlindicted
for mprderand committed to jail.
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A WORD TO DYspEpncs.- Oxygeuated
Bi,ters is sure remedy for Dyspepsia in ali
its various forms, and General Debility. Aavir.
The highest testimonial ever sjycn in favor oi
srv I'D: - IT, a. wiz. g,
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81

SAD AFFL1cT1oN.-W regret to learn by
the Wihnsboro Register that Mrs. Franklin
Gaila-d, the. wife of. F. GaiIlard, Esq, Editor
of the Register, died in Charleston on Monday
last We sympatbise,with Mr.. Gaillard in;thjs
heavy af1iction .whirh:has hefallen hin. t
49, -. Caroliad Times.
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Washington and Oregon Terrific.
ries.
WASHINGTON, July

WAsnINGroN, July
Governor Stevens has declared mar'i"' law
in the Territories of Washington and Oregon,
for the purpose oftrying for treason certain infu.
ental whites who are melting the Indians to
war;
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We were handed, byMr. NJ. p. JeilknsS on the
morning of the 4th inst, full grown cottdnbpll Of
the new crop This is the first which, we have seen
of the season. :
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Kansas.

We are indebted to the Hon. w. F. DeSaus
sure, Chairman of the first Kansas committee,
for the following letter from friend in Kansas
1t renders it extremely important that our second
committee should make strong effort to aid in
the important work of settling Kansas with
Southern hands and hearts,
South Cdrolinian
KANSAS, June 18th, 1856
Hon ". f. DeSaussurc'
DEAR SIR: received your letter with the
draft annexed for seventy seven dollars eighty
cents, payable to the order of David e. Fem-
iur, of which he shall be informed forthwith;
he has received the drafts first sent. The South
Carolina boys at Atchison are well pleased aud
will nearly all of them'sce the thing trough
many of them will settle for life l. Il r"n';lrT
The Border Ruthans will firnissi ;i"a, w',:ont
cost, meat and bread, and also ASST - ~ nlsi'
them with the means. OF coHmenelng Farming.
They will give them Cows and calves, ano sows
and pins. and lend them horses. mules andoxer.
indeed do all that we can for them; yet hpoe
that South Carolina will not relax her exertions
in this c csuse but send more memand more
money 70 be used ipr the beneftDf her own
children. have consented 10. act. with them
ON their committee, and | endorse them in all
things; my house is open to them; SO indeed
do many of our peop PIE SO much 50 that they
are better pleased with Missouri than Kansas,
vet duty compels then, to remain in Kansas.
You will see from the Charleston Mercury
their address and their plans; your State must
and will sustain them. Remembef@the stakes
we are playing for.
The Aboli,ionists are mastering all their
forces Ior,an incursion this fall, perhaps sooner,
wef will be, trust, prepared to give them a
hearty reception. The poor devils have paid
dearly for their murders and assassinations; ;
they are bumiliated, and hundreds are leaving
The territory now; how many of them will re
turn, is doubtful, but that Others will come with
arms in their hands, therecan be no doubt q.
= The United States troops are in our way.
The matter would have been ere this settled
by. the expulsion or extermination Of the ac.
cursed brood, brt for the interposltions OF the
Federal Government, We are compelled to
-biGe our time, but the time will come. We
have thus FAR, l think, managed our case well;
trust that we will continue 10 do so. The
balance isaltogether on our side, We have. he
advantage and must keep it.
~P. 5. Write to me freely will % ais-
thing in my power to aid the mcn 'f91k, &4st'
State; impose any duty Iithouf scsetAe % o1e
aud will discharge il as well asi ea'@
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
BosroS, December 6.

BosToS December 6. q
DR. GEO. B. GREEM.-DEAR Sir: In reply to your
question in regard to the action of aie Orygenatsd
BIers feel much pleasure in stating that from its
prompt and decisive effect in allesatirsand overcom-
ing severe and chronic case Of Indigestion and Dys
pepsia in my own family and from knowledge OF its
wonderful results in curing several attacks quite as
severe in other families Of my Acquaintance consider
it sovereign and inallible remedy in tsat distressing
complaint and would cordially and earnestly recon.
mend it to all who may be thus afflicted
Respectful yours,
ISAAC .DAEFoRTH,
- p. II South Market Street.
The above certificate is from well known and
highly respectable merchant Of Boston, and is entitled
to the fullest confidence. ~
SETH ". FoWLE co, lib Washington Street,
Boston, Proprietors- Sold by their agents every
where. - S&fN
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The price of license to retail liquor in De-
rac?clis, Alabama, has beer raised to $4,000.
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Commercial lIniclIigemce.

TIE LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET was steady
at previous rates. The sales during the week
ending the 18th ult comprised $4,000 bales, of
which spectators took 10000 The sales on
Friday the 20th ut. amounted to 5000
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TElEGRApH1c INTELLIGENCE.
Later From Europe.

HALIFAX N. S. July l.-The British and
North American Royal Mail Steam Ship Cana
da, Capt. Lang, arrived at this port this even
ing at about eight o'clock. with advices from
Liverpool to the 2lst ult
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HE,RrREXDISs AcclDEST.-A most ane
table accident occurred on the Erie Railroad,
near S!oatsburg, about 3S miles from New
York, on Friday evening about six O'Clock,
whereby two young girls lost their lives, and
another was badly injured. 1t appears that
the three girls, who were all between the ages
Of IL and ID years, were returning home from
work, walking ON the eastern track. When
near the JSioatsburg station they observed a
feightS train coming east and Immediately
-erussed o Eg upon the other track. Eron-the
noise maSs By this train, they did no. hear
,bey We're swaFe oftheir fearful situation, they
we're strpcS by. the COW catcher, went under,
and the arspassed over them.
Tl.re names wcfe-Ackcr, Catherine E..
Wison aud Merit. Miss Wilson was in.
.antly killed. Her skull was badly fracture.
sand one of her arms completc',,; severed from
her hodys Miss Asaer, was picked up alive,
but died within an hour. Both her legs were
severed just above the knee. Miss Merit was
thrown off the track, and received several
severe cuts about the head. When our infor.
mart left, but little hopes other recovery. We're
entertained.
An inquest was held upon the bodies this
morning when verdict was rendered, nvoiv.
ing the engineer of the passenger train. The
jury found that the engineer did not stop the
speed Of the engine, when he SAW the girls, lint
only blew the whistle 4 warrant was issued
for bis arrest but he inmeAiately gave himself
up to the authorities.
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER is
deservedIy the most popular family medicine
known, for no.other remedy has been 50 Sue
cessluI in relieving all kinds Of pain. 1t is
must appropriately called. Pain Killer. (4)
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Kansas The Kansas correspondent Of the
St. Louis Republican, writing under date Of
June II, gives the following relating to COL
Summers vigorous operations:
Col. Sumner has marched body Of troops
down near this place and put the California and
Santa Fe roads, the principal thoroughfares lead
ing into the Territory, under blockade. He has
driven every body Of Southern men banded
together for mutual protection, out Of the Ter.
ritory. Major Buford, of Alabama, Gen. Jones,
of South Carolina, and Col. Shelby, of Missouri,
all heading emigraing parties, who desire to
become ,peceable settlers, he has escorted out of
the Territory. Not content with disbanding
them, he has driven them off of soil to which they
have right, and on which they stand as sovc-
reigns; Sumner has usurped the sovereignty of
Kansas; it is he who is now supreme. Let us
hear no more Of "squatter sovereignty"-it is
Sumner sovereignty. What right has he to say
that | shall not stay in Kansas! Perhaps he has
right, which no one has disputed yet, to disband
and mayhap to disarm bodies, but has he any
rightru power to drive man out Of tn" Terri
tory? Sill VIC would not complain ifhe lr"acd
the Aboli;."nists in the same way; bu; that he
won't do 1t is notorious that they are
under arms, pillaging and plnndering; and Sum
ner says Il can't find theln' lie does not Try
to find them 1t looks like he does not want
to fad them.
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STATE MILITARY AcADEMIEs-Wc learn
that on Friday last the Board of Visitors Of
these institutions filled the vacancy in the Ar
seual Academy occasioncd by the death of
Capt. Mathews, by eIecting Prof. C. Z. Tew,
Of the Citadel Academy, Charleston, to the
superirtendcncy Of the Arsenal Academy.
Prof }. T. Thomas was at the same time
transferred % the Citadel Academy, in place of
Capt Tew erd II. ID. Kennedy, Esq, was
elected to ill the vacancy occ.sioned by the
transfer OF Prof. Thomas. Carolina Times.
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certain cure for this Disease may be found in the
use Of. PERRY DAKIS VEGETABLE PAMKLLL.
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The New Crop,

'AC. j. WA!RkGN, Edltor.
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We have been politely favored with the sub
Joined extract from letter, dated
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