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1t is charged that the Governor Of
Cuba receives s51, and his two deputies
ss5. 80 each, for each negro landed from
,lavsrs on the island.
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dueed the proportion Of deaths from Consumptive dis
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[FrOm the Edreaeld q. c. Advertised
Gen. Atchison UPON Kansas.

The following brief letter has come
within our reach. and We claim the priv
ilege of publishing il, not opl- to show
the energy and true Southern feeling Of
our esteemed fellow citizen Mr.. Fuller,
but that u people may be encouraged
to do something more yet for the Kansas
cause The General, you will See. feels
that one more brosdSide from the South
will carry the d, hstsble land. Mark
the tone Of his concise but emphatic note
and let US be arou ,ed to one more ex.r
ton /:
PLATTE CRY. Ocl. 6, 1856.
DEAR SIR,-Your letter, together with
the draft for s13s,4O, has been received,
and your instructions shall be followed
I will inquire diligently for the Edge.
field boys. We have carried the cleo.
tons in Kansas. The new Governor
gives satisfaction. But my dear sir, il
is no time for Southern men to relax
their exertions. Now is the very mo
ment 10 redouble our exertions. We
must do it. If We do our duty, Kansas
wiu be a Stare State in tUelUs months-o
State either in or out Of the Union.
Yours trulv
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EOR SALE.

IL Two -schohr.hips In Allegheny csIiers- nsaA-
vile. Pa. the par value % which 10 Thirty ave Doiszs
each. yin ss disposed Of O. . disco1uI Propositions
will Re resolved ~ Asckrssisls s8s% Aese&9
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STATE OF OHIO.
OFFICE or PROBATE CoURT. TRcxsuLL &c. !
Warren Dec. 10. 1883 [

The following accounts Of Executors, Administrntsrs
and Guardians, having heen fied in the Once u the
PROBATE COart Of th= County and State Aforesaid. viii
reuzin on Ge for inspection aud exceptions. until the
sth day Of January. A. D. lS57, shen the same will b
exaniI ed and orsisred 10 record, If not excepted tel
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Secretary Of the Interiors Report.

The S, cretary Of the Interiors Report
states the quantity of land surveyed
since last report, and no 10 the 30Ih nf
September last. at I6. 10, 600 acres. ex
elusive of school sections. Ths-execu-
ton of the graduating act has raised
many gra e questions. which call for the
interp0silion of Congress. He says it is
important hat the matter be promptly
disposed Of, either by sanc,ioning and
affirming the action of the Land Office.
or directing the patents TO be issued
without further requiem ent.
The quantity of land sold for cash du
ring the 6>cal year was over 8, e5o.OO1
acres, and the receipts therefor. $780,.
Ala. The total amount of land disposed
OF is over SO, OOJ. 900 acres. He sug-
gests a necessity for further power being
granted to the Commissioners of Pen
sions, to suspend and diminish and dis
continue pensions. when the reason for
granting them has wholly or partially
ceased.
The number of patents issued within
the year will probably reach $500
The report says that during the present
Administration SO Indian treaties have
been negotiated. g. of which remain to
be acted on by the Senate. By these
treaties, Indian titles have been cxtin-
guished to nearly $4,000, GOO acres Of
land. The aggregate money c%onsidera
ton therefor is Sl1. 1874 938.
The Indians within our borders are
supposed 10 number about 800, 000.-
The process of civilization among The
Indians has already been attended with
The happiest result, and gives promise Of
steady progress in the amelioration ol
their pbsical and moral condit;o~.
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A man in Louisville, Ky. was caught
recently thrusing hot pins into his wife
in order to drive out the devil.
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WARREN NaRKRr.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

'Povisions-Mess pork s20@s-. Hams l2k
@l3c; Lard lie; Eggs l7@lsc; Cheese 91@
Dbl. q 10, IN Asks 13e.
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WIN ESTATE.

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sstats OF Wm. Medley. lats Of Houiand. rrumbull Co,
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APPROPRIATE EMPLOYMENT FOR FILt-
MoRErTEs.-The Louisville Journal says,
with an air of EMULATION:

with an air Of exullation:
-Four negroes, who escaped from this
nerghborhoOd, were brought back yester
day by three citizens of Indiana. Two
of the negroes belonged to Mr.. Richard
Phillips of Jefferson, who, as we all
know, is a good American. We hardly
need add, that the three Indiana gen
llemen. who brought back the fug:tives,
are all Fillmore men,
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VIOLET; or The Cross i The Grown,
is 6ne new book by Miss McIntosh. A new in
voice Just received at ADAMS BOOK SALE
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GOOD MEDICINES.

TT IS ESTIMATED
Il that AYERs CHERRV PEcTo-
RAJ ard cATuARTIc PIi.Ls haze
done more to promote the public
health than any other eause -
There can be no question that the
Cherry Peei0Tal has ~ it, thou
sand on thousand cures Of Colds.
Coughs, Asthma. Group. Infuen
- Rrnrrhfffx be very murh -
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LBS. FLOUR SULPHUR
tUO J Cases Roll Rrinstone;
Soda Ash and Sal Soda
Refined Borax for sale BY -
May %. K-A- SMITH CO.
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Ibid prizes amounting to &lOt 600
The 5000 Prizes of ~ determined by the number which
draws the $4,000 Praef that number shoud be odd
bet then every odd number ticket In the Scheme will bo
tied 10 sH II number then plumber ticket
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be drawn
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ending With |, =, ), Z, . odd
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full without deduction
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draw nE-ohrr PRICES NJ the usus time Of thirty days
All cbmmnni. auns strictly confidential The drawn
bers will DO forwarded 10 purchasers Immediately after the
drawing
Whole Tickets, @1O-uaivcs, SJ-Stunrtcrs, a. {.
Prkc Tickets cashod or renewed IN ether Tickets either
office.
Orders for Tickets eau be addressed
:. SWAN Il co, 1tidnfn Ga.
ar s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
luly 22.du3aug
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ARRIVALS AT THE
w nshin atom El0asc-snead 4 Cinrk, rropriet0r.

> Hardwick Sumerville Tenn; N Harris, Pitt
s%iVanla Rev. Mr. Dugan YIN Sclden, Norman
IVY Wilson, Bedfordi.L Lyons r R; l. l.
"atSon i q Watson, b Dooley 5 Grf'n,JG Chew
ing Bedford; 7 Parrish, Mississippi; Miss Harris
iehai d Hughes, Prince Edward; 6 Brown, Wash
laston city, R Guerant Il lady, Franklin; A W Ire
s9R Abingdon; Galloway, Franklin II Branscone
oarelii " Withers, & lady, Master Withers
,"npbell; I l. I.eftwich, Liberty; W Rice, Lynch
onnfg Harvey. Roanoke Clayton, Bedford; Capt
tobbs, Sawyers, Va Il 7 r r. { T Glenn; } Is
fazer, itsylvunia; II Hatcher II " Hatcher, Bed
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RRcEIyrD by the Va and Tenn. Railroad, Mt the
LYnchburg Depot, for the week ending Saturday, the
10 h July, 1856;
Bacon 29,322 lbs; Butter 400 lbs Copper Ore H.
995 lbs; Corn COS bushels; Feathers POI lbs Flour
100 barrels; Lead $4,000 lbs; Lumber 2,7oo ft Lard
1913 lbs; Leaf Tobacco l25349 lbs Man. Tobacco
1903 lbs Wheat 2,lG2 bush; Wool 4,045 lbs; Beef
402; Carriage; Miscellaneous 34,lo3 lbs
THOS. " McCRARY
Eastern Freight Agt.
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~ .wlNHNN
The laWn Prizes of - determined by the number winch
uaws the suoOp Ikoflhnt number should be odd
oo hvh every I'd number ticket In the Sehrmc WIN be ouu
yea 10 ~ " an number then number ticket
III the scheme Will be entlnd 81 In addition any
rtae which be drawn.
Purchasers In buying eanal quantity Of odd and
number tickets will be certain nearly oneha the
cost of the same with chances ct obtaining other prizes
Remember that every frke drawn, aud pay abo In null
without deduction
~ All Prizes Of 900 under paid Immediately after
'ho diawingoter Prizes the usual time at thirty days
All communications strictly confidential Tho drawn
bors viii he icrw arded purchasers immediately aor the
drawing
whole Tickets s5-l1alscs. 9i-tlwmrscrs, H.
iho Iekots oashed or renewed In other Tickets AT either
onico
Orders for tickets be addressed 10
$. SWAN X co, atlanta, Ga.
or ). SWAN, Montgomery. Ala.
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Ak AGREEABLE Incident IN KANSAS. Our
readers, we ore sure, will rejoice with US that
ANYTHING amusing can come out of Kansas. The
following is related by correspondent of the St.
Louis Republicans;
..Quite an amusing incident occurred the other
night when Gen. Richardson heard that Lane
was coming through this county with AN armed
force, h determined to intercept him, and gave
notice TO the militia of this district to hold them
selves in readiness to respond in a moment TO his
call, aud he stationed line Of vdettes at eonve-
nient points, so thai Lane could not pass bynght
or day, without his being appraised Of it. One
of the points at which it was supposed Lanes for
COS would bvouac, was Cottonwood Springs, near
which vidette was posted. Ahoutwight he dis
covered at the spring camp fire. and upon clio
ser scrutiny discovered tent or two. and per
sons moving about. Surprising it to be Lane's
army he da -hed away at full speed to Gen. Rich.
ar,lson's residence and made express 10 every
town and prominent placein the county, and men
were riding at furious rate all night, aud. had
the whole people up in arms: and JUS before the
dawn Of day, the General marched to Cottonwood
all surrounded it with several hundred men. aud
ready for coup de maa when the coming light
revealed to them two Indian wigwams. contain
ing about dozen friendly Indians. / he forces
went fo their several homes rather worried and
provoked but Yesterday it was heartily laughed
opor IT the barbacun'
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Cttp dN0 state aHatrs,

ARRlyEp--Rev Jno. E. Edwards and Mr. Walker
of Richmond, and Mr.. Abram ID. Warwick of this city
arrived at New York, from Europe, in the steamer
persia which reached that port Wednesday even
ing.
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STATEMENT or WHEAT RECEIVED At THE LyScnauRG
DgPoT FROM the WEST FROM THE lsr JuLY, 1850 TO
TnE BOTH JuSE. lS56.--We are indebted to Mr. James
I. Whaling, the polite and efficient General Freight
Agent Of the Va. 4 Tenn. Railroad for the annexed
statement of wheat received nj the Lynchburg Depot
for the year ending 3nih June. lRa6:
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FUNERAL EOTeCE.

funHra of JOHN WATSON will take place on this 1'ri-
1ohSE at lOOclock at the residence of his father Jno
nason The blends acquaintance the family
f'stlally Invited 10 attend.
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NEW WHEAr.-A train of nine cars heavily loaded
with wheat came down on the Western road
Wednesday-the I'd shipment of y. Burwell, Esq, of
l.oanoke.
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MONTGOMERY waIrr SULPHUR srnSes,
CONGREGATIONAL.

WAsHINgT0S, July z4tn.
srsArr--Thc bill relating to guano ISLANDS, was
discussed by the Senate and finally passed. It ex-
tends American Jurisdiction newly discovered is
lands.
ilousr.--Thc Army appropriation bin was consid-
cred and an amendment agreed declaring the laws
Of Kansas, null and void.
Mr. Washbnrne introduced resolution, declaring
Feeder instead of Whitfield the delegate from Kan
as lie gave notice that he would call II up Monday.
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GALE Of valuable E,anis.-a desire 80 sell the
- tract wieh reside IN bedford County, on tht
Ivy Greek The traets contains about $50 ACRES
100 ceres which valuable bottoms. aclf fonoyng and
very productive There ID also full supply Of heavily tim
bored land
The improvements all new and consist Of large and
conn, duus DWELLING hot 81. Kitchen, Smokchouso,
Dairy Stables Barns There Or hsds of all kinds
OF the fruit On the
Being the South will make II 10 tho
intcrc. Of any desiring 70 purchase.
inne clt dm& fits SAMUEL NJ SCOTT.
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The CROPS IN HENRY COUNTY, VA.-The wheat
crop has been injured in places by the chinch-
bug, and take it upon the whole will fall short of an
average yield. The oat crop was injured by the
drought in the Spring. There a finer pros
pect for corn than Mt the present Time and hear
that a good crop Of Tobacco has been planted. The
month of June was very seasonable. The rains have
done considerable damage to the uplands by washing
and in some places the crops the lowg grounds have
been considerably damaged by high water
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kYstsEEA HaDFEs., Old Point Comfort
i This most delightful SUMNER RESORT, the most
inyng the Southern soaboard convenient the Salt
Hath and all the uxures Of the Tide rcRlonn broad
Hampton Roads aud the Chesapeake Ray, aud with
important military post beside It, has passed 10 the proprc
torsp She undersigned aud will he opeued tho 10th Of
Jun,, after which II VIII not be again closed
Dlsoas Is almost unknown Old Point Comfort Mt
For health indeed 1t may BIZ said 10 rival the most
secluded watering place Il the mountain Interior that the
lander may feel risk la coming down 10 test the rocrch
the Injuries If this attractive low land retreat
Every department viii be ed by the best agents to be had
he the general supervision Of the proprietor will guard the
Visitors aud the reputation OF the establishment
Oid Paint C0nyDrt, May 5th. JOS. sEtAR
, t4Iu 10. ylun
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w who thoroughly understands the business, and
proiaee satisfactory testimonials regards character quai
cations has been accustomed Hotel business for
make himself generally useful in that business
Address JOHN A.SMITH,
july l3sawcnr Louisa Court House. Va.
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u PRfSE.-SOrfCf 10 AGEsls AND uoIDIHs or TICKETS
SATISFIED the OF my sales aud from the
pOrs The Agents OF The country that not
tickets base been sd am compelled 10
tn. Dsbulun will not take place the st Of August
q advertised. nor Mt any future Time.
The Ettff{rs Is finally abandoned All persons hold
ing tickets will Apply those from whom they purchaaei
their REDEEM aud where they not putcbas from
local agouts will redeem tem demaud The local agcH
eysy instructed refund the amounts they have
ceved take IN aud return the tickets To
JESSE Y. HOPKINS
Iuly II law2w Liberty, Va.