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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

Beef s,h coming fr-vy There we're 500
Alrs which driven 10
pd, lpa. leo sold grarer 100 un.old
the balance a oa head cold ehsrs and
the bulk ~ Is the booL
equi In ttI 2a MT and averaging tsa5 which ia
lover than the small
lot v,ry superior cattle sold higher figure than
quoted there 800 head hogs Al The
yesterday. which cold Ib nett
S.e Of hogs made early In tie ssts per
We continue tS6tt
were made rterda at hes. agar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
Tho Savannah Republican, Of i7,h inst, in a revie
4 In. rntfnn market Of That city AN.

Of the cotton market Of that city,
T. shows decline according nothing the d.
cline that la, taken place la the feeling Of fact the
trade has nearly stopped The
icaer trrans Opuon e his Ths mo-,
which
nst, tile Of aud second, the good
many heavy purchase.
la ths connection would make
fhe eight la tie city With
funds. Of t5.NoVo which sufficient to do ks,y,
seasons Yet the dest inhab
"a '-n To rseolse' time w'sa vas hard e bill
ID me-" This ~.
embraces all vs. hope the cali fos
exhibition Of their Affairs saTy day.
the leading Of ule nonesry tghtness.
Our quotations for cotton nominal aud quantity
pushed the Market sacrifice would be
VI To-day expere weAthe.
Those who capable Of iaigng opinion
i general throughout the the
rstnsI'shi, and that the Injury quality quantity
Will o. material
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
asS,A0
2lO,a.0
tAeebo

Money has been In good demand this ha,
not gwen evidence OF the same severity
week. The
us.ni supply absorb all the paper presrntlnx G
OF late %
in with them, To the preiud known on
supposed ~ b. weaker The adny
CENT First elias. endorsed paper
with but little thing
Names and paper coupa
requ aud rule per cent single n.,.e.
qaoIej at the N.
wer
TIE arrival OF the California early add
about hundred dollars
but thi. la, bern n,aT aorbs by the forsgu
those OF day by the Ar.s have
pbabiy but for sHr,
la Paris, which pompt, reuiuane~s he
export To day, exceeds hrs- Iar,srs OF Million
1. n MILAN W
has absorbed hundred and nay thousand dis.
Thus the tur
half month ex durn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21

aUgsE FANCY FgHs.-I ~ N RECEIPT ,ny
Of Pura embracing grnefal atorment,
ocaO J0Hs TnOhP80N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09

ilnttr,buctt bcoicut Fb ticIsr Gjit9cntcit itiucn
Struuosn uuc eiuSm 9tIbrttn quttitum aniuJti9cu.
bog CT FIN GjIibift nctb tumtr an iitntm often
Gtanoplass in ShnIdsolnI, Mcro:28beitbau Saun:
fbip, attba Gauntr, crb3trttt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
sySSigli0pso 9S0rg,

9tnftrei9rr lm6 3apcSircr IN GmoH5,
8rnadr6t9ct has Yubttfum baB ct su alien
3eitru tercit ii ale gtrten 2lntrehsrs2trtrit Su
ocrri6tcn. ot3 }: Se,in9 unb @orHiIatng, 0ra'
ming in DEBT uuo Diitfmter,6drten BON olrn
9lrtcn Scl,, Srnomrntaltng, WartIcing, Oil
oirqs, Sron,ina Gjtaiing, uub SaHpeR in Scrs
1dispmcn Sanp sBarten.
Gr tffclst auh ons @efGdft eines GaFr;irsr5,
in uisn rsBen pcrI6ieotncn 3msigcn.
Sn alien ICtnsn GIrIaGits. 3peiscn 8rlpridt r
oS1ise 3ufrjeosntett 3u 9eten, UNI patet fnp Icis
ne prriBe nur gang tiat9.
gmaus, Sult 3. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
0rD3Rreie1l !
Wr. OatttngtDn !

g5iGit ou 70 gut (en uno an uniir 6aus telnmstt
tsute ItSnp, uno uciut bd0ibs Watrdtu, 3udsr.
Satfcr, 8tis, SAT-, gbcdtacc, Sbcs, 8cfncn. SJaos
aiTls, 66s etc. fthCn, roas tb bSu an Stops wehls
sjltm guar9ctc Stotr, SO. 80 gSrt eomiItcn StrA
Autntauu, Crhntten bob
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
9Senbu : Greper.

Der llntsrpihntt', elm Scbn bss 70 tsribmtcu
ptrTcrbsnsn acknowledgements Schn Sbmiet, madt
Gem puGIifum adbuu9ecrI Die 2lu3ctsc eas CT fitb
c,m @cruf tines &tnou: Lrtncr6 ptpmct uno tittet
Ilsn, Die rintn fcItben gu braubcn 9tbsnfeu, fine
0itnRe on Gr miro i'm Stauos FIN, Que 5ur rSi=
GQtn 3ufrirbtubrit ;u bsNienen, uno bct e0bsr ouf
iahtrsibcn 3uprutb. Stire 1Rrhnun9 ilt-srlte
Sbdrc rberbolb Der 8cfcrmirtsn Stride, i5amitcn
StraGe, Nuentcpn. @r Uiro ouf &srlan9sn tr9eno
Gins Gntfsrrun9 sum Grtrcn tcrct fcin.
fyranflin Smitb.
Sult Q. .H... na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
@e1e DieS nt0tI

eaSits uno GitntIemsn. icnt TncH SIR aus eas
am MjtnUtCb uuo Dcnuerta9, osu l9Rn uno l9tcu
5uni pt 9rcgs 9lumen:SGig in 1ltutoun atbaneu
oSrctn icU, uno ibr miro aIb ausRnosH ca6 Die
lrS6tt @rbiCitirr on etitn SaaSu ju kbsn III am
'ie doinite farbigt @lumsa lsbsn bic ymals in Qla
ltniaun dus9ctellt rUaren. Ills Srsags, 93srsas &c
'atns, &attuue. SEoen, eavns, unS Gturs Rats
uus. GS IN iIet cas- Gtibpde IN IQtutauu uno ee7
ha Gauntn oaB eer Stcpp adl Ir5mium5 auf ole
sine 9IanstuesH g8aarsu ;jSbsa miro.
SUM IL. Rpm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
@el6 perl1n1t.

Son $500 tt5 $1,000 pSISSn 1oslrI9 Der.
Ganot, fir rpel1e quite &erfhrra8 Sssebsn irer..
pen miro. Gas NG5ae in rsm Suahc9r gum
Qedjo SpotriOt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
81 It g 4 5 ie 8


Die fir Ole Stunt 9Icoen ocp0rttt batIn-iiet in
3uge 3Ett wat rtc lturtr;.l;bnItln lclbsn pcn cen
Gttits nrit9tttbrt hno. nit rem lhGultlu gTcrtc.
mtut rcn ScMm,r= @clntS olB itma's in NitItm
Srt arlthIn wurre. Sinep Siiot uno GrSpt, ntue
GclIttnS unN ottcolt,nt StrChhGE ycn 81 Gtnte
bls 81 $40. g3r hattn tbtnfaUs ouf oouO ttn ChG;
nt6 NiCrtcmIut uen WGrber, Rumtn, Vdit, fGnCY
&otls, g6cjcs' Nrt6:Noppcn, 3rGutrs Rcnntts, jns
m1r ccrrStbt9. g8ls mir pcrtan9tu ut, oa6 itr on;
ruff unO fir Sub istt tbIt ebl Shr icnituc toufr
lSr battn uuftrt Qrtt rtoujrt un uutrn Srcf
tcsmwrrln, o0a,it MIR plas trtIa5n fir mitrn
SpiliabrSsStcf. Shr crirart ncuiaittns so N,rc.
gent lUenn ihr curE g'crrEts om mchttlgn urc gVc.
cE-@cnnttStchr Sc. 80 gB:it .pam,ucn:Srags in
autRtdun. frlI6f
y. S.-sGnes 0i0intr5 gYsrNrn an Gito wrli5ln
ctrtbtn.
Greu Stppp uu6 Gp.
Suni II. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
s. easjfcgs8 s8gcmoeau.
Gin neue8 Gtnblibenent III Der Stobt
9lllCntaun.

r7z-z-------z--.--77---7-=zz1 Die ltnterSei6ncten
.les z gg tenndrdhgen tiernttt
ssT baS allsemene 9utlis
ass FUN, paB iie cine neue
5sz.ss:5.555EE555zzz5s.ssss5i.z5z,s frnRrrbIeuoru
80 nnufo Flu t,
F. in trr Statt &lfrntaun
nb Spar an SO. 1926
tzs5a g8eit SamtltonsS sStrabe
CrrhtCt baten - aGno
tsz.s5Szz- g9s s5=S-zz--zssszs iie 9tUle's Yatent 8ers
teBerUns an alien Ssns
Ests VI ben scbrauasn- 1els
E1Zzz; &c tmmcr an ben ntcrrtgs
Ezz=zz-= Ez=-.-z=zzz..-=iz fen Git9 @reGcn per'
fertiacn. unb tteielte auf Seitelu8 an tr9cRp ris
nrn Srt iEnCen werten.
ollie Qlrtciten mfrbn unter ttrer ci1rnen aufs
Td,t serrihttt, unp man fam Itt batter parauf
owlaBen, paB ie nur pUn Der teltrn @rt iein wer.
pcn.
Ste fno banttnr fir brreit5 8cnrGtre &unbs
ihlft, uno fe bcifcn b bcIete fcrncrbtn burd
Siai9tdt. QdnttIi4trit unO bic Gate i9rer 8lcns
ben 3ujuit4ern.
5tpic unb 6umtcrt.
glsntaun. Mat fl. nQ3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
gSerse Glitter.

Die llnttrDibneten fno ntulib ron philadelphia
uno SIcu:Wcrt init ocm 9rS6tsn uno mrt pcrtan9tsn
Scd Sitter ;urdt9ctcbrt, Der is in oisfsr Staot 9s:
si9t tpcrbcn 1T, uno mdhm ean cen olIsr uieert9:
ten 4lrci6En gum Bjsocrotrtaui ou6istsn. DsrEItS
btlttbt unttr auotrGm, aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
Suni q
e q CD ii Cb t.
9tn ric Gotcftorru unt &orbeidGicr
WV 0ehn GMtntN. fiir 1876.

lW CtE SDtEIInItI ullL SNLbtNuiItl
ppn GeAa GrtntN, fir 1896.
Sintemat eine an,abl Girasr Hon gehl GauH.
~ ren l2unih ausqcpridt hlbln, tbgrn Stunts
thr mihrcno neg WcnNtS s III iu le|16cn, IN
fh pIpurh Die ; Qrrient IajlA " liihrn wH
de prrihieoms Atrn pcr 2tNtmtts rcjca Stl1t,
rrIAuten. uno um Die 5brr un5 BEN GrcCit unir
res &auntY5 auirctht iu rrNnItcn bItCI Die Ggms
miiiirnerS
SrId,tr fen. DC Gonrftorrn N outtrii
reu. pVn ntlen y9plhm Den StIotstlr in Gmr
fang iu nrjmcn, uaO zen bcIlatcu 2lSUl pCu )
9rojsnt ;u crllutcn, pts pdaihtn m6ttcn rCnirts
ben pcr pCm I 5tcn Sui nGhitInS. ~ eltrihten ::
8Ortcbntcn. raF iie duh ~ sliidrr ,3cjt zen vel
len StlNuf Der Gnmty mo NfiB. .[ar!n b3lb.
len, pamit ntan rem 3simMtalf CntJeJcn tommca
flnn.
ale Gc(IrttrrCn bet puThicctnrn SornIN'p5,
SurcusbS uno g8aroS lin6 0nSewidrH an 6 Il.
cot 8ti6cr, S;blBnelrr ill Irner 9mts,
fube, in Ilentaun, olle ais GomtHs, StI1ts
nno WilStlr fClGtirten GelpT an crGr ror rcn,
29fsn uao 29lcn Suli rGAIens Utcriutciab!cu.
ger wlni6rn Die AuInert'amsct rcr &olrt
tcrsn auf Die SbMildc " tentIn, pNB trn ga
pierselo rcn 8crjn9crrr SencnnunN ots iiini l6a'
Ter, uno nur iUIdrs ais par in YWacclpbtG ii
fur Gar anArncmmcn miro.
Ran rrplrtct RAP bic GOlIertcren in Der NuS'
dtuns tbrer pftiGtcn idA lrcn9 al Die pli3cn Sa.
(ruttirnru baltcn werrca.
Spbn Q8r6cr, }
Sanutl sie8rr, Gommii'iNner@.
Scbu Grbmon
SseustS-GCwarb SD, S4rsttr.
Stunt 25. Naim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
GCDlOll Site.
2tGtntaun. Slui II.

x DIdsr loniEtutr Stlt, atnonnt tit
~ I 6 Ericu loUtt imrcrrlrt rcu G0utcn
6, I Gb,Ha-oUt tit rcthwi ri0tn unO vic
80 t?A Ln ouoIiratln in hh ihUs3no mItbG
-~'SS' ltbOn ic ton91 9ttpdufbr wurrm - um
rc' Srchbut in iictr btunht ir Ibidlttb ots Gin
Gem ntrbut III uatbIn-~it ict6tu CyhoItIn mcrrcn
mo wro ren llE UaNryjt5ntNu ju@ &utauf ar9t:
bciSn.
Die Grcpn htaiIS 6utcs III ecn elmer gptSjum
orhS, rcn 81 tiS 3cU, mcl;hGs hlnlIulltth Rauui
rHr oGn &cpt 9ht; Slr ninib1n 3tit mirO Die rum.
rt Nnnht rirmettn. pdtlS ic lhr cri,G6jQ IL. Der
8ctm tt rcH bIutiu0ljbIr WrIitI nm oos G5tTht rcr
otr Scnns gu bdhue;n--io9s ctmO 81 Soil brIit.
3wetten 5, citut b5ridNi ais ru tt0ntr Gtutila
tcr. Drtttsn :. 1T otrislJt mehr Caulrh0it ais
atno cin anrtrtr Smcbhut ptiihtr it rcr ctm
YutIltum mar. @itrtcn +, IN CT Der tir;iq,
STrchHut, ouf zen Ger Nt9tu ectr ftutbtl5 02ltrtr
fslum @uflaB itt, wtosr "a lsr GrC,pn nr5 an Dem
8rn,
Dcfcr 2(r'jftt. iuammin nit ttm orGGtFtu ITcr.
Hmtnt ron SrchhUttn petthI ie in oitltm Srt vcr:
Jt3tt9t muvctu, line nun c1tu uuo iu pGrtouKn 6Ci
Ypun9 unb Seb.
WItntoun. N1ot 2S rl5y
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
Ntuer
S1uGDls<6Df.
an ter Straes BON Der gIqentopn JurrGce na6
S6mpf'S @aRbauS, swt16rn Der 5urnGcr
unp Der WaI6inrn, ,Berfitdtte Srn SEips

an ter Stra6r BON Der gQentopn 5urrGce mad
ShtmpfS @aiibauS, Spt16rn Der 5lrn1ce
tmp Der lAincn,g8erftdtte Srn Sttps
9es, gEllpn uno So.
Die llntctEibnttCn btbitueu Iith bitfr @IltaSn:
hsjt jbrsu 8rtunptu uno Dem YutItum in NL9e;
mctncn tte Nnjct9s Su motbtn, Dap e am rtt9en Srt
3ptbcn bEia9tcr GtraFs uno fer Gtienbobn
cine ncue 9parbe gjirb
crSfntt unS cusn lthr ouf9ctsbutSn ONsrmcncn
Scrrotb 9oubrR eoer Nrt ctn9clG9t babtu, c poB E
I'M Stanos inb, IIsuotb g8untb ~ GeiriGoi3i9tn
Sbr Stcd fagt gum She'll in itCt
G'd6s unb gBei6peino 5lOprtrarts. StSntlins,
SsmIcd, 5tn3toarbs unb Stdntlin95, DurA'
3d9e, Qattcn, QGttden, Sparref,, S1Itcr, jett
9lrt wtrtla bdrres Sautot3, GcitsrtGumc,
&lapptparrS, rrrSigIihe 9pitcn no 9OItcits
rescl, ieNsrlci Gdinpeln, uno UtrrIaupt iGNen
IN i9r Sud getErnrrn glrtifd,
rplIhcs allies ic an Den biuiasn prcigtn ~ pcrtou:
fen cntttcTu inb. Snpem iit ihrcn lbcf c eitht an
rec 2Cbo batsn, fluo Is ec5 ttbcutiupen SuhrIcbns
uberbcbcn, ben anbcre 66rcttr Su tt;ohen babCn um
br eumtsr pcn ca in Die Staet su fabrtn, eabtr o'
gen mir
Spnrt cuer Gjelb,
ocnn mir fino i'm etanoe 10 btfSi(er Su csrtou'
fin ols RIGS Icritp0 9tihitht- Scht tahcr wdhe 3u
baucu 9trCnten cher 2ouhcl; troutbcu mEosn ptretn
es 81 ibrSm orcgtn @rrhcit iuocn, crt bti uns an:
,urufn, Sbs fs cuit ibrs G.utauft MAIDEN.
Durtb prcmpte 9sricnuns uno ein bstGntiQcf
arcscs GlirrtnSnt oIrr NrtitIt Gle in ibr Sod ScbG
rer, tCfsn Gle llRtStNidnstcn ouf 3obtrSitsu Su'
iprucb.
@fopn 9(Itrcdt.
9tptrrt gS9rr.
Suni lS. rQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
9OlrB. Qpng Iptt1.

gRt bait ou susu ftiusn 0yeg, Stbam!e, SRantilz
las, garafcts, gQtts, lnoerfecps nno Rto0tn betcns
men, bic cu 9ttraacu bait am Ceten Stnntos in err
ot9t 9cbaltcr bat Ss bttam iie an lcstcn Sanrifua
Ibtno i'm Scrp's mrhlflm 8aoreHo:Stobr, sc.
30 g2cit bamiltn: Strafs, 2ucutoun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
Sd,nedsYilte

ltntsrpibuctt tcoicut 1b tidtr Gdtlcntcit itiurn
TrWuosn uup siuSm Stsbrtu puttttum an;uTi9cu.
na6 CT FIN Stitbift nctb tulmtr on ittntm often
Gtanoplass in ShnIdsoilIs, ro:2Bbtitbau Saun:
fSbip, attba Gaunr, fcrtb1rtibt.
9o5 Sutibenmn9rr<0ri1aft
rpiro in alien refrn pGribsNGuSu 3wti9tn, ouf cine
ftbr 9rr6ortt9s QRrtit b'triGtGn. Gr miro auti.tt
gum 8trtauf ouf paup beIttn c1tr auf 8!ittuun9
ptrfrti9tn:
SmnjtuIe6, Sul9es, &aiccs, 6dntY gES1sn,
9lpdawlYS, 8IrrrudCS, Garry Au1, y0rEs
.u gRGJW, SuLtjc5, etc. etc,
furj aus Sub,m0tt rit i'm eemGhrt'tben Gt6roud,
fnp. ptlte r lbSu uno eousrboft kin iclsn, ole lr
ir9eue irnltwc i'm Stoot simatht warttn tGnneu.-
Stin SIrd miro immcr en- iclhtr itin, o raB ME.
mOnp fIhItn fam wInn er ouruit um 81 tGuftn, um
btfritrist gu prrtn.
GcblittCn! Stblittcu Ge6littcu !
Gr wuo ou;b lptr;t,t. wcnu liz rsbts 3it ca III.
tints ftr itbSultL wrMiitl'itn uuc 0Lu;rhaft,ttu
7tfIcrtcnrnts tbIttn ouf naHS holttn, liz IN rr-
fem 9dunp ar;utrtntn it, ptthc tr allt a ttN rct).
ten YrriGtn abteCn wirH.
3aS Gjrpbibmjcpe 0eIHGit
rpiro aub in NUtu NtGsu rlrihitrtrtu 3mtj9In e..
rttbin. unb tr rtrrr;ht in ouIn omi,httu vClt
p;fritbt9un0 fir Ole lhm aurGrtrautl 2trctit Qctir
ju tcnntn. uro ;vor on cen otrntcrtllttn QrtiBtn,
Slida bSiL yIr 6atibnma;herti. &a9n
mathtre uno Sbmliotrrt QtbSrtnc, wtrt itbr rdHtl;
tih, ihntl ,luo rautrbaft ptrrt:htL
altt Tuhrwtrte w,rctu i'm 2tu$faufh fir
ntul on9sncmmcn, uno rOidr sin rGt3mjI3r grtH
Grtaubt
Es25@ 0a or rnr Cii bdtn uuS o0tidrit;n 1s
btittr, oit trhlt;n mtrctu ttnn;n, o1lst, unb tln
Irtittt nur aus cen btittp 9Ratrroltn unt.r iIlnu
Ms, ~ Z, sI,,
SS.Ern fir letnt !trttlt 9lt Ehtr.
Gr IN poutUlr fir Wshtr acne cnt anntfhoftuur
hc1t ftrnrh;u intn ltuthH rtr ciualt rts NutIl
tuns burh 8luNtlit pdnsthsut uno QHtI un'
fthSnt ?trhttt 'ih wudthtu. Ruf rChtr an unt
d6iriru9t @nth IIbt rea rtr Q21hrblt res 5iI1rrr.
Si ruft an unO r II ptrltbtrt IEI 0rlItcmn,n o.
trlEei9tn 81 tcnRtn.
Spnot6an (?r6.
Stunt 25. rQ3w
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-09
HERRINGS SAFE
AGAIN
THE CHAMPION.

~'-~-''.' SzS77~ re ttt ron SUthtr unO Sruotr,
uno GNnaro Stmans uno Co., nathoGm ilG in ZEN
trcrntrrtn Ruutn fir 40 Stuncrn rem Ttucr aus:
9titBt mOren, un0 0aburh GDtritu0tno beptdSn, mas
mir lmmcr 6thduptt habtn> cap IL nIGbr Sldcrhcit
ais ollie anbcrn 9SwibrGu.
Sp riiitn Stutrstrdnten oine Die 6trrin0s SGfs.
pcbt Stltt btt ettc ntteu anperCu tthtno, rte ols
ichn prcitnt ttTIr ais 6cuiu0s Or9ttuuriat mOrcn,
ais SN9tr birrcr. Stt crnillt rtdbt pur btn Sn:
halt IN bsftr Srrnuna, cnctrn btfNuo ith in rincm
3uono, coB itt nch cn ouetrtS Ttutr bate oufhat:
tn tGnuIr, wIbrtnO Ole ouspeauntsn ,,Sotoman:
ocrs" onrtrtr Sotrttonten in lien SiUtu frbr an:
ltQri'itu uno tIfh i0lQt partn, uno in Singcn wGr
Ger SnhaIt gang jtrltSrt.
DtGhab ipcltu ptr Dem Vubtifum ttcs iaocr, roJ
wSbrGuO rtr ii Sabre. raF rie oIrrinos Sdf5 re:
FAINT III, mlbr als lptibtnocrt tGritlttn ufiu0tn
Hcuwstrdrtin ous0eEet rparcu, rbne rintu ctn5i9tn
&Crlujt 81 utruroten.
QBir milItn torum ale 0Suf'r o:9tn bic pcrt'hr:
ten l(nAdteu tntertgirttr partbsjin worutr. 0dF
otrrir 0ibt Nuttnt iii pe tius'0e in cjtfIr Sroof
Hcrfrti9te SGE, Die rurcb Gju Qattntrcbt NccbuBt
nt uno mir bjrQtn r0tdr. Gag it iwitmal 10 pld ot:
st aushSt ais ir1eno cine ouoGrt blfonni ..SGf1."
GarreQS unb Serving
ino in rilflm Stoot ee cu'i9en TotritonNn ron
Gcrriugs @Gtcnt G6ampipu &6fcu,
9Ic. 81 &8aInuntraFt, philadelphia.
81. n ,@raus uno 92atrtas g1rbcfcrtt Soln:
monrers," ,.ClIptr Grams" Z. Z. '5nrlcrs." unr
,Smt5 Nibistrs" GcrHt Giitt7, (ccn mtlthtu an
3ohlur4:lt1't fir .,6trrirss Giin" ne Orcft I'm.
iuH ona5ucmmtn Uurte,) uGrctn rcltf,jl p,rtnufr.
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by that code Of iamy, they have reeorted 70 organ
lied mob violence, and driving freemen from the
Territory, and from their homes BY virtue Of that
power.
Ihsve just obtained copy Of proclamation by
the Governor, which has been suppressed by the PRO
Slavery men here until this morning. Mr.. Upton,
Marshal of the House investigating Committee, sue
seded procuring tive copies of this proclamation a.
Lecomptop, where Gov. Shannon resides, by paying
the sum Of fire dollars for them. Vigilance Comn,t-
tees suppress the obnoxious document right under the
Governors nose. The Free.State men have had the
proclamation printed here from the copies brought by
Mr. Upton. p.
PS-Mr. Adams has just been arrested and put
under bonds for his appearance at Court on the charge
of having usurped the office OF Legislator IN the
Territory of Kansas He will be allowed to remain in
the Territory.
Mr.. McAfee has been warned to leave the Territory
by 10 O'Clock to-day. He has armed himself, and de
cisres his intention not to 60 without resistance.
Mr.. McAfee has just returned from visit to Col.
Sumner at the Fort. Col. s has just returned from
the vicinity of Lawrence. He promptly offers to pro-
tect Mr. NJ and has sent note to the Mayor Of
Leavenworth. y.
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What SHALL BE DONE.
Correspondence of The n Y. Tribune.

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, June H. 1886.
What response are the peope Vt the North making
to the cry of the oppressed people Of Kansas, Never
were innocent and un Tending Peep cruelty
outraged than they. An armed mob OF the mo-t vlo-
lent and uDpnDcped cbarace rides rampan' over that
Territory. This mob IL now, aud has been hitherto
sustained and supported by the con rbutions Of the
Pro-Slav-ry mel OF the frontier, and by what they
have stolen from the Free State mea These contnbu-
lions are in great part exor,ed b. extraordinary
system Of terrorism, which It requires The greatest
bldDess TO brave The expense Of keeping these south
Carolina hi Alabsma vagnbonds Is gie 4 that they
capuot be sustained N Kanses very long, though ft
ay be long enough, with The cooperation OF the on
Gals Of the Territory, Sannon, Lecocp,e u 70, 70
cIuth anO staIv- out Tie fIee-State party. IL msy
be, however, tbat spOr gmg upon tbeIi ileDds anu
siesng from their oppOLents they may yet 'pur tue
cause they ore attempting 10 advance. The dfau
upoD the resources NOrth western Missouri may be-
come too great to be Sustained could give instances
.h, wing the large amounts in money snd provisions
which have been exort.d ir' M the Pro slavery m"n
of that sectlop Some Of them are heartily ashamed
Of their Jealous slts. aid consoer even thar cause
dseraced by their viol' Dt and ciGiDai condnct.
Mesutlme Is the indignation ot the Free peope
of the North to exp.bd Itself in public me- tugs ana
COZ d.n .natory r.-oluu"ns Freedom ca lIt Dc ~
so'r,3 into Kauras. You NUT at II t.iere wee
half the zeal 10 s.Id Fr.eCom thee that il e1hoha
10 cany the bh, bung cure Of Slavery, millions
noi.y and men, too, would D. sent to h1ns rs h'"
the Free Moth. You OF the North resslre the peoP'
# the South net Fopr hundred or five hundred ns'
wh,se Only busins TO light aud nu.de and deslv
properly are supported IL Kansas by ta- wiIlas s''-
at great expense, too. Carrot ;Ne Nor,h, necss'
", sebd greater runb.r r,sdy and prepir~d, u'
eag. rc, demands H. TO f. ht oef.se of their nso''
Tier "ctivSlry" in K-ls As l. Of som Whist k'a
type even than that vi Brooks. Ii If brave SaesD"
odds ale ten to one, or when the foe s taken
gr. at disadvantage as existed IN the SUNNI ouit
X. mber this, Kan sss BE- made Free ~fo "
greatest ease by the North. Do tins, sad thou
OF Southern will ira k you :or it.
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Mr.. Oliver interered, and went out 10 procure bis

Mr.. Oliver interered, and went out 10 procure his
release.
PIunderipgs BY these Law and Order bands, who
iufest the Santa Fe road are 20 common that can
not note the half of them. will give PARTICULARS
in my pe1t. The Governor is still - strongly Pro-
Slavery and his acts % partial as ever. The great
slimy snake Of Slaveocrscy has never relaxed q
single coil. The troops have been chiefly engaged
in breaking up the Free State camps, which were
organized by the citizens to project themselves
Either the troops cannot protect the people Of the
Territory, or they will not Lawrence, Palmyra
and Osawsttamie have been sacked, and Leaven-
worth is still under the dominance of the Law aud
Order mob. No remedy. The Free-State camps
have been mostly broken up The company of
troops that had been close to Osawattamie moved
toward Palmyra a few hours before the former
place was attacked. They seized q Free-S.ate
soldier, found his camp and disarmed his friends,
the morning after the sack of Osawattamie, and
while hundred Of the plundering MissOurians
were quietly eDcamped on creek few miles be-
low Ossawattamie.
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THE CLARKE PRIZE EXHlBITIo"
Correspondence OF TIE n. Y. Tribune

CorIesIondeLce OF Tie y. Z. Tribune -
Urea, Thursday, Juse = rs 9.
The CLARKE Prize E,i bitou by members 81 ". -.
rior Class OF Hamllio On Con, took place sa
mg OF Clinton The prlze contested br the 80.
Of fund Of goo euutrbu'rd BY the Hon. ~
Clarke Of New-lok. SIX -nlv ~ The cssS, IA
Ct os.n on AZ count at the .uponort. III s'' M
ano comp ositoD, partici d'c H. the ex' 'efe rsr
coul-'sis on the p sent occasion we" Xss
B,aio, CuIa7, pugaI LTdiHan, Head, e'S
Smyrna times., 1856-01-02
II A RIE D

On the 25lh ult, by Rev. =. Mansfield. Mr.
JOSEPH A. llcKMAN 10 Miss RACHEL j. HAM,
ILroN, both Of Kent co Nd.
On the 27ih nit, by the same, Mr.. EsAAc.
CLAhToN and Miss TEMPERANCE a. uElLR4,.
both OF New Castle co
Near Camden, on the 2Gth ult. by Rev. W.
f. England, Mr.. joins SHERWOOD and Ms
CAROLINE f. COOPER, both of Kent CO., Del
In Camden, on the same day, by the same,
Mr.. WM. Ii. NOVEL; and Miss SALIIE A. Wy
ATT, both Of Kent CO., Del.
On the 25rh ult., by the Rev r. W. Todd,
Mr.. Dawn SMITH to Miss MARY f.. CAnAII.
both Of this county.
On the 37th ul'., by Rev. w. NJ. Warner,
Mr.. WAshIairoN BrcKLEY 10 Miss MARY G..
DAVIS, both of Wilmington.
On the 9th ult., by the Rev. Alfred Lee,
Mr.. BENJAMIN T. BYE to Miss MARY f. CoLE.
MAN, all OF Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1856-01-02
California Intelligence.

The California papers have the following in
telligence:
THE STATE.-Wnh the rains, agricultural
affairs are improving, and great preparations
are making throughout the State for the al
proaching sowing and planting of the season.
1t is believed that the largest wheat crop ever
sOwn will be put in the coming year.
Dhe mines are at this time yielding immense.
ly Anything like faithful chronicle of ,he
discoveries and rich strikes made almost every
day, would fill a small volume. Table MuuI-
tain, in Tuolumne county, still CONTINUES Il
marvel for its richness, and vast sums of tie
precious metal are daily extracted from IT.
The whole mountain is being pierced with tn.
neis, and it will soon become like hontvcon b
for miles in succession. TO purchase a clana
to one hundred feet of this mountains, or IA lil =.
space on many of the flats ad jacent to il would
required fortune. Thousands ofminers. v h,.
have recently recorded claims here by the rielit
of discovery and possession, now feel sure of
naking the "pile . for which they came to CAL
fornla The cOpious rains have also set Tie
miners at work in all parts of the State Even
from Kern river we have cheering accounIs.-
We hear of rich leads being discovered there