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Mr.. CLAYTON said II the hin Wa ,,., ,,,, ,r.
my must In d,sl,.n.,,a so ,,,. -, .''', -.
maid and f,j and h, ,h., 80 . Nv NV AZ,
duty OF the rwsilcn, ,r cnn am - ~.
,mn,,slia,elv Wv wv" S''''''''
Mr. T,o,nbs consented IN 81, n,,, M, ,.,;.,.
and h, II IN. TN, S,,.a,c insis,. NJ ~ ~
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,,on q, tho ,sorh.
NE mc,tn 4, i,sis, w.s .yr..., =, n, %
suninst ~
Mr. Neli of 1,,, II, s,,s.~,.., a., ,.., ,o,,
az IN, Cor,,nIt,rr on Naval a,,.irs IA ,h. la..
oI lien, Nar,lc,, whieh "a. ma'l,r.,..,., -, -,
tlrct upcn that v,r,len,unS ,h.,sc,,r s,.,.s
that /, WAS co, tho in,snslo,, AZ H.,
1, cxnr,ss AN onI,ior mr., .,r .,n ~, ....'..,
snrw.l,n, II hsinr, ,hr s,,nn,,v ''''
ITO, Ar The Hons, .nna,n,el us
Sim,n,s,s SAITH nf n. l,.,,,, rli, an,
Fuller. Of Al, |. (,oum,,,..o "a I.y,s,,r.,. ,hs
Nr,s.,,,s mr., he,,. ,h.n.,,., Ia, ,.,,. ,,.,.,
Houses, Gu, The eonic,ou Ia M gr,,n, ,hs, /, l.
,lifncuh 10 understand nrr,.,lv VIVA, |. vc,n,
a. T,hc ,,slIcr,s. ,nd ,,hh,.. a., ,s.w.l Ga
A, ~ orlocl m. Iia,s. .,,,",na ,I
An the nucra, anpronyis,ion hin. war,
ra.,.x, excer,,rs IN, rmy I'm ~h,.h .n,r.'
rria,ei ala. oOO am NAM n,;ya,e hin. IrIls,,
Ia ysciv, ~, press n, !, .,,,,,,,,., s, a., =,
time
A resolution VIVA ,ass,., I, ,h. ss,.,, a
extANl tho w~.iou "a :. o'clocL I'm, The Uooss
rt,msd "a CONCUR
Mr.. Ackev elrc,c,i IN M,s.,.,,, IA mn A.,
vacancy occasiopei Inv The death of Mr. M,,I.r
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t'ersoUat Collision.

Nkw SonE, Aug. ~.
The correspondent Of the Epmpg Post gives
the following version Of the attack by Mr.. Me
Mullen upon Mr. Granger.
As Mr. Granger. u representative from New
York AMI Mr. McMuilen oi Virginia. were
riding 10 N omDibn ,joday, "A coQyeVyt,on
arosd On the army bill prosiso McMulcn
said the South would stand ny the Constitu
ton. Mr.. Granger replied that II II did no, n
Republican President would make them
Wbereupon Mr. McMalcn said he would not
I've ai,lres.sl in that way NY younger man.
Granger replied. waive my age,
MoMullcB then @i,ed Granger around the
neck and holding dawn his head struck two
blows drawing blood nnder the eyes aud eaf
They were separated lay Col Chester. Of the
Philadelphia Enquirer
A committee Of Investigation was appointed
by the Speaker IN report tho facts 10 the iIouse
neat 1Asion.
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Con- sspondsnss II tbs Journal Of Commerce.


WAsnIsoros, Aug. Ia.
lbs expenditure upon the Capitol sxssnsion
has been the subject ~ consideration In both
Houses lately The edihos Is, no doubt, con
struetsd with great degree u skill and mag
Diirence. and with more attention 10 solidity
thnn Parsimony The expenditures will run
ahead OF all the preliminary estimaiss - is not
very unnsnal u has been taken Tot granted
that u was tho intention and wish Of Congress
aud the country, that this ciItee should repre-
snt tbs magDihc'Dor Of tbs country and iur-
nsh mn emblem AI'o 81 the l*1rinIty o, The
Union. a plain br'rk building might have
answered. practical PURPOSES ! fenstnner
hearing mcmocr from %" {" 'he new etaies
say ina spreb' that INC bsS' hg'sia,ion he
ever witnessed ~ ms H'ah', was when The irg
stature sat ~ "g h"us' WIN smad CHIMNEY
and an EARN h""'' :.
prfJoa'eI w AYR ~ .nn" primitive COZ
ness Is"'s ~ na,e 'p,'"coa ."e n~hoen 70 oP
Pc W. a."'' " eA''"'as'nos OF 'ne y"
"',,oos 70 .ne ,ap''o'
Ine IIen'e Gems 70 inc conclusion mat TINS
.1uA'Assnoe was owing 70 military s"l~i,n'e1
~h'y -,Ma' y, 70 .ne e'np'oymfh. OF h'nnry
VA" me'gs' as 'he suI@.,n.. .a u
.nS pa"ss' 30, asnn" YIN, ne ~.
aA'" .sI "e orna'e aou no' 70 -.
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xNxsVsh Coasrcss- Srssiou.
wAs,,tN.oN. Aug, Ia

WASHINGTON. Aug, Is.
uorss. A bin WAS nasel spprourntiur
two millions Of dollars for the establishment 81
Naval Depot at brunswick. Georgia,
The Senate bin regulating the nav Of na,u.
hers was then taken up.
Mr.. Orr offered s,lstitn,., and instead el
paying $500 year. proposed $4,000 for
The entire Congress, covering the prrscn, one,
the mileage 10 remain the same AZ now. dc,luc.
tiop 10 be made for voluntary nbs,nce anil the
hooks tor the members 20 I've peiJ gu, az their
compensation. lie said the members were
poorly paid, and il there was desire 10 prc.
serve ANYTHING like purity. thoy must bo placed
bcyoni The reach Of reasonable termination
Various Intellectual motions were made 10
law the bin ON the table. when the hin was
amended by Mr.. Orr and naz,.yl by lOl against
~.
A resolution giving IA, usual extra compe,,.
sation 10 the HOUSE EMPLOYEES was ndon,c1
Much confusion prevailed throughout the
proceedings, aud occasional desrrnte effort.
were made by cries Of members 10 have their
several bills taken up under suspension of The
rules. The prcsiJinr officer WINS frequently nm.
noyc,l by hundred voices calling Mr.. SPEAKER
in order ia SECURE nm individual rceoynitiou
AZ. a.. ,.,;,,L, coo. Ill, ,.,.,.,a,;.,
WV" M H. $500, A.. III, -, ~" In,
,,,av;a,n, s,r a." ann",n,m"n, d. u -" "
"'.' ~, l a.a,s,. '" ". a' W
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Wehad Republican, Of The House hsus 'outo

Webidd Republicans, Of tho Hiop,e hsus "outed,
Passage II The Army B,H B,thom ias P,ort,o.
Congress ~ aascmbleI on the 2lst. A Mes
sage from the lrcldent was received detailing
the disastrous consequences which would result
age Of the Army Appropriation B'lls
wAaniNGtus, Aug. ~
After the House went into Committee 81 The
Whole IN the Army liill, Mt Camptslls sui'sti-
tuta alollshng the Kansas Laws was Proposed,
bu, the bill and prOyiso we're sustained 10y nvc
ajofity
Me- Grow, Chairman ruled Mr.. Campbell
proposition out ~ order. subsequently, In the
HOUSE II was referred Wy seven majority.
William Davis voted Anirmatively, and MsYtF
"o,. ana nnight 9uasets, Withholding then
votes.
WAsu,soros, Aug az.
SENATE, The Army IIlll WAS received from
the House. Mr. Hunter said there Was no peeex
atty for liz reference II WAS precisely the same
A. that lost on Monday IL WAS not his purpose ~
enter into debate and 10 thought tho question
al Issue should Ia, decided 10 day he moved 10
s'rike out the Kansas Restrictive proyiso.
NJ. Sswsad agreed with Mr. Iisntsr, that the
SUBJECT was perfectly understood he had here.
tofore said what he wished 10 say aud con,rnted
hImself by demanding the ayes aud nays stating
that be had paired of with M ToanL. on ,br
motion to strike out The motion prev allied by
81 against ~
I0ss, On motion Of Mr. Kelly, resolution
WAS adopted, requesting the speaker ~ draw his
warrant Ia favor ~ Thomas Childs for mileage
AMI per dsm for .hs last session, during which
he had not appeared Ia the ilou-c on account :, (
illnssp. a message was received from tho Sen
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Essttteg. News sr"s. ksnsss. rewg 81
HseWkttW Asssk e1t seventeen Ne" y u.
led amA WOumasA.

1bs 81 Louis Rspubi'ma .ays that about
midnight Of tho 18th inst, the FIRE. State fpih
attacked tbs town u Franklin A fight en-
sued which lasted foor hoars -Four pro slave
~ men wcr, badly wounded and STA Free
atats men Killed The n'saiian,s captured a
cannon snd retired One handrrd Unithd
Btat~, soldier. occupied the town on the next
morning. An eSpres from "e.ipori' Mo-,
state, that ey,nlssu Ere" State men were xii
lcd anil wonDJed
Lanes Company were AT Topeka. A Mr.
" illiams. n Pro rlayery man, was shoi by 4
Free STATE man
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berry Of tho mail and destruction Of tho Post
Ofse. EE
The attack was made Gu the town late in the
evening, on Tsss,hy, by upwards Of $50 men
They attacked Judge Grain, and shot hun under
the shoulder
They next attacked the Post Onice, and al
Ter rohbiug il of lis entire contents and CON.
ple,ely Cutting aud settling Gre 10 the housc
treated in the most dasisriy manner, the Post.
master AMI his family Grains energies as
justice ol the peace being tho cause Of the
unheard Of atrocities pcrpetN,ed upon him.
Ai'er ran.sck,ns the houses the invaders
condemned them to the flames. but. after par
ley agreed 10 spare them II they (ihc citiaensl
would agree to leave the Territory in - hours.
never 10 return,
All the arms, private and public. ,nuskeis
AMI cannon, werc iakcn by them. An attack
upon lecomplon Is hourly expected.
From an Extra Of the Ieavcnworth Hsrah
al last night. WI have received conformation Of
uent bu, give the extra eniiw;
An cXpr~s has Just arrived here Infringing
intelligence tina, INcompton has been taken nv
Lanes myrmeloas. and that our friends are al
the mercy Of the armed rufans. The attack
Our friends RESISTED ne hing as thcv con,a my,
w,rc finally overpowerd by lanes men. who
numbered 500. all armed 10 tho t,s.th.
They attacked the guard the UuitsJ States
troops' who mad In charge Robnson AMI m,
other prisoners who sarrendcrd net firing a
gun arr nov IN the hands vt Lanes men. II
Is impossible tos,a,e in n letter oil the outrages
committed by tbcsc maraudeis
The following despatch addressed 10 Col
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The HOUSE passed Bin making the usual
appropriation for mail steamer service, with an
amendment concurrcd by - majority. provi.
ding for giving notice ~ the termination II the
contract, allowing additional compensation for
for the transportation Of mails between Liver.
pool anil New York on the Line
The Senatr passed the House bin extending
time for Texas creditors 10 present their claims
10 the Treasury. and postponed until the third
Monday in December. the IIour Bin for thu
settlement 81 tb" claims 81 the officers u the
Revolution and tho widows AMI orphan. ID
those who dicd In service II was then resolved
that when the Senate adjourn today. II be ill
MONDAY morning . o'clock, for the considers
ton only u Appropriation Bills, House Bills
AMI thoe @ which their may he Disagreement
bst wesn both branches
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Ado. vm ss~ms az Congress.

EItnA Ss@si0s 49, I'aSsIbEsrS rspLAaAiioS.
No,s FgLtng ~ o. al Eui,ouga
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IMPORTANT FROM KANsAs.

The brunim,'is attempting 10 Re'oim,0n'ss
N, Gouynmea, Foreign ksn,
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Ia,aosn. This town 10 situated about eighteen
miles from Hastings, The Dakota Jo'Dnai says
IL IL beginning Ia emerge from its original wild
ness and present u town like appearance Sew
ernl comfortable buildings are already erected
anil good saw mill IL Ia operation.
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i.s.I IL tr.t iN.ossat.gs eve 'tuagtt ~
Ks.sus s'. iSoa ghI up w , .,ssasr "a tis >th
AL .l..d u. ] X H0fn,A 4 20. ssl
-.T-yvxt.lJsry srd ogSisLs
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SIR MI Bnrm We understand. on Sunday
Of Raymond. at Ssuk Rapids, took Ere and Mas
entirely consumed The mill had tscn -oli pre-
viou,ly to another party, and the writing. we're
:" hssr 'ecr rS,c $50, eo rre.,sy, following .he
nr..
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R-gf f,,s Esys,ld n y fg,d The Lake "a
J<rW J~rsei ~. that Ne ros.i iron Eayt..d
u ~ Paai i RSsfiy eonpIe sed sf.i linz u
stag. g. h. 10 ran fr1o -aIsrior ~ q Paul
a,>J u. foaA
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Watofpd il The nam" 81 u town situated TWEEN
~ miles from iins,ings on the Cannon river, AMI
il going ahead rapidly, A hotel aDd a SaW AMI
gri.t mill will l~ in operation this Fall
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EAST DAYS rR0CEEDIS0 =
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Joci sor STREET We noticed yesterday com
pany Of men engaged in constructing a sewer On
Jackson street at the Third street crossing This
street has l~en greatly improved the present
sa-pn, and this latter iiopros smsut seems To h.
Just the Thing needed. for in rainy weather IT has
becn almost impossible for pedestrian
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Dc,n9s IN Palice Coar. -Yestcrsiay forenoon
one Charles ii. johnson alas Hicks, was brought
up before Justc. Simons for obtaining goods
under false prcteRces, Of Carpenter i Dow, doing
business on St anthony Street In upper town.
The goods obtained coasisted'of various bottles
which he got BY means q an order purporting
10 come from man by the name Of J, L. Brown.
who be stated lived hack Of the Capitol ia this
city The first time Mr.. Carpenter saw the man
was two weeks since. Ever since that tim, he
has kept an open account on Mexsrs Carpenter
4 BOWS books, to the debit Of the aforesaid
Brown. Mr.. c. ut legth lscoming suspicious that
all was not ~ II should lie, set 10 work TO hunt
up the Brown TO whom he WAS charging goods
per order borne by johnson ala, HckA In this
endeavor. it is needless 10 say, he was uusuccsss
full, after faithfully canvAssing the city. bay
before yesterday he had a warrant issued for the
gentleman, and had him lodged in jail until yes
tertlay morning
On the trial Jesse +. PenmAn, a sou OF the
landlord Of the Franklin House. testified that the
prisoner had at different times brought bottles Of
brandy TO the house, corresponding to those de
scriled by the plaintiff. during the time he hoard
ed there which was about q week. Since that
time he has made himself exceedingly d" free and
easy in several places in town.
As the result Of the examination he was bound
over in the sum Of $500 for his appearance At
the next term VI the District Court Failing to
give bail he was taken TO jail. Another warrant
was issued for him on the same charge ct the suit
Of Mr., Dodge, doing business on Fort Street
We also understand that be has swindled Capt
Cummings and Mr. Daley of goods In the same
sRy. va articles h. erals III are 9sasrs oysters
peaches, &c. and from which we conclude be
must have been living. as, the saying is. " al the
top Of the pot, during his visit at the Capitol Of
the Territory. Marshal Miller has in his posses
sion, hand bill, issued by gentleman by the
name Of Brown, at La Crosse. Wisconsin Offering
reward of 500 for horse thief, and the de-
scription appended corresponds TO this mans
A horse has been found with him. Of which he
refused TO give any account No doubt he is
the thief. who dom" Mr. Brown out Of his horse
and buggy la addition to his other numerous
offences, We are Informed that /, can be proven
that he has passed counterfeit money In the
place. lie Is most eonsumnate rogue, and we
do most earnestly hope he will I've compelled 10
take up his residence Al the stone house at Still
water for term Of years
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S.ilsa, S,r-na,y Thi. isstitatioo common
bof.h Wilsn, !. IL Principal
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VA Var Cart We Observed yesterday
for the frat time a nes water cart upDo the
street disps n-ing spring water 10 the Thirsty den
Irons Of Third street IL a.. gate al unique
affair being mounted On q two wheeled vehicle
expressly Constructed for that purpose II a
decided improvement on the clumsy wsier carts
Usually driven about the city, and !. under the
mana zemsn. q the former ~beel iarrox man
rho supplied his Customers riih water by the
means % that common especially 90 rail road. }
oae .be,led eonVsyshee ~ eosr-- be sill do q
good b0sine"
TAsh lAn yesterday GiArn""a daring the
temporary st~snce q the pFoprit'.f the stove a
Mr. Saisr under the PioS.ss .Np pssssA' a.
Dee ws ent-d and rObtsd q sisoEi $50 IN
money Dne q ,i,s b.. Il ~ ien0W ~
ton u slo aRi vas 90 the Western ke-rvs
B.ns OHIO W mst The mar ssn he hiak'
tod Is -pmin. cot Il b. store a. b. sA' return
az ~ Il
i,-ssssi -0tns drov~r. a, p9taqae shle
attempting ~ San a 1T 4 attic tsf - To rivsf
a sgb1Ay .4orEias AT let 'v5 = ATse "
lr1-aing
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iu1< We learn by ~. as-~y. n the A~n,
hat man NY ~ nam, - Hunter i,sVi. - s0
cnab,y Nr-1nn.in "a sbH w william Miller ~
ne -sn.e place .bo has ssos bsn srsst-'i ADJ
% no~ IN Jsl ~ A~sI, his trial II 10 sspIsssd
that ihs gn'Oftunsts eifcamAsncs ss uss fss.h
u lsIgN --Tzansn Z ~. GsSsTs
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The Idgraat Lar. We trust the city authorl
ties will put this law in force and al once pro
coed to arrest all the staggering bulcS who
honest means Of earning n livelihood they should
6e committed to Jail, OF pay heavy anc. Sach
gentry are no advantage To any place; on the
contrary their absence IL All induceneu u, for good
citizens Ia come and settle
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u r. Arcuisus,
W. IL R'sskL,
Jos. &. AsprRsoS,
A a. lins.

A fight took place on the lith near Osawat
iamic, between 200 AboIiiionia and IL Pro
slavery men who were fafd up. Fourteen
Aboliiionis,s weru killed and si,iccn wounded
The Abolii0n.ts wcre fcpulsed
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Improvement The porch which projected out
some distance on Third street, belonging IN the
New England House was heing tern down on
Saturday afternoon. The alteration is decided
improvement to the building. besides giving con.
siderable more space in the street at that point
We trust the City Marshal will make Il his busi
ness to Sc tina, every obstruction in the street Is
removed for II is narrow enough for the amount
Of business that Is done. when the whole width
is clear and In = condition 10 be used
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Nr Charlie, Ilarssn.. say. he Sbakopee In.
k,.1.iei. Lrcnghi into 0ur onee On saturday
last. q specimen u coal found on the farm a Mr.
Bauer, about four miles from Joardan city 10
this county This coal is n . btiminos ap
eisled osim II biumsn So irds ~ II have a.
YET i.en f9lpd bat the numerous isoIated psoe-.
which arr picked W along jordan creek, induce
ih, .siilsr, 10 ishsfe Tia, there ar extensive
i.d- ia tia, vicinity.
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Pi,m,e-Wld plums are now icing brought
into the city for sale. This wear they are very
large. and the yield Is fully equal to that Of the
previous season. This fruit IN Minnesota grows
probably larger Than in any other part of the
United states. being In size quit M large as the
cultivated plum. and possessing u flavor alto
gcther ne agreeable 10 tie palate.
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j@Jso~~~ra I" He"drsr We i~afa that ,ss
Dsw saw MI. recently e,ecpt in HsDdfrSn,
wij 10 ready fnr eating ont lsfai@r 90 Nn.dsy
nsIi and al.o tina. Chars. Bla.r F%i !. sIDot
erecting nov aHi c0mfnasiious iiO'si ntan
Third street Ia that Hoari -hsns tS~H
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Coanisrrss. This delicious berry IL beginning
to make iis appearance in our market in great
numbers Although not fully ripe they are sui
hcien,ly ~ ior cooking purposes, with the add
ton Of requiring iittlr more sugar 10 max,
them palatable now than IL will somc time hence
The crop Of eranlrrries this year Is, We are told
very heavy, and consequently We may expect
they will h. sold when fully into market much
cheaper than they were last year
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Anohv Briq,-wc noticed Ia recen, trip 10
st. Anthony, that another bridge has been CON
menced Ia connect tina, place with Minneapolis
The place selected. for the new bridge to span
the river is at the foot of tn, hill after passing
the residence Of Mr.. W. A Cheeyer II was re
ported that this was TO b. free bridge but such
Is not the case. Our ST. Anthony friend, are no,
building free bridges a. much rs they were"
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4. H.s,smg The Last nantef u the shake
poe b4Lp.nd,rs eorDs- W Ne. dfsssd Va mourning
fa the desih u IL editor. Martin PHILIPS. gsl
We deeply yrspAthizs 9Th The relatives snd
friends u the dscsasd AMI gladly hear zitn.,,
" hi. lsorsi All Intellectual worth. lie ded %
LOO, Tuesday i3ih .n-i.. in the lisa year Il BIZ
sge. The even, e thus ,ouneei ia tina, paper
Martin Phillip d~sh Calmly sersosiy AMI
quietly. wiLhOst mWmur % regret without =
feeling ~ pain and surrounded by ,baes sho
.sre near AID dear 70 him Ia life. be- Yielded up
bic sogl \, tho Tod who made a.
May he sbo SDJers tie Wind Ia The .iOrn
lamb. Asd who sIngs oOosbsaiion b. the hesrs n
the shsicbd sni distressed eoa.fsi The hearts II
hi. r.islvss
S.As0a,, Sr=aory Thi. isstitauO0 eossissn.
a.
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Wrisd L.yhtsng. Violent thunderstorms have
England States within the present month: much
damage has been done. and several lives lost by
lightning On the sth inst. during a thunder
storm Of great violence. there were no less than
by lightning several horses and cattle killed
and fences, trees. &c, struck in various places,
in Windham County Connecticut
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An old D.ige. Two very suspicious looking
pcrsonages day before yesterday, were observed,
BY one Of our policemen, behind harm in up.
per town, changing coats and hats. The police
man having no warrant, and no complaint hay
ing been entered. If course could not arrest them
They are spotted, however and win L. watch
Ell closely.
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cca>rsi ka,y The noted TsrsI>fanes Lecturer,
!. making a toat u The stat q Iowa, or.rinY.
~ usual " pay every man by lbs Lour sbo 10
Dissatisfied ~ hearing hiIn
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The Newbursrort Herald saws: Z" Three
quarter, of all the mechanics in America are
working themselves 10 death 10 paw for the
!oics OF fashion for themselves and their
iamllies. That's fact an a shame t,u,
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an1 80 - ~. aul b, "a. q sStl,n.
'ror, r''"i,et tffrrwtri- irun trrG La
t--ii - ~ .sas- ,ur,.urs. snsa..,i 90 a.
rouut i"r th~ stt,'k m,l- ut,ra a- Il al
r.sr- th,' thu Nrrornt- 4, B,I. hsi ,,rr
I,l-n ~hi.r IA Bur,uudS All ',i desperate
" ~ love with h-r hnt h. = III ....- w-r,
utterly Discouraged hv her iri-no. for on.
reason alon" but that most po.-riul one
Il.> family were inflicted with her. .lltarv m
SANITY, and h- himself had alr-ad, IN two oc.
ra>,ons shown the taint Ot cour>. IL WI.
impossible 10 declare to him the r.al reason
OF his REJECTION. aud he was accordingly in
formed that Eien> parents hal .,ns since
pledged her to a connexIon Of her IN.
After Ter departure he grcwn odv and
irritable. and it wa. Judged advisa t to have
him watched but he managed to Jude the
observation OF his keepers, and h escape ia
England. Elen's address wasw,l known
TO HIM; he was proceeding tbither and when
he heard the very house m.ntn led by the
porter at Crewe as the directonlfmv lug
gage, he doubtless. in hi, war.i, g.. mind
pictured me as "'s r.sai and suppIan;er.
NV dear Ellen recovered, and So did the
Niromte Is to >av. from nv assault. A.
TO his madness, it stood bv b. IN, poor creature
until he died.