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ArriS 81 of she Atlantic.

NKw York. Jane -
The STEAMER Atlantic arrived about eleven
o'clock Sunday night She brings eighty iuur
lasrngyrs, snens them Millard Fillmore. 10
honor " his arrival numerous saiutes were hrcd
in this city ami l'ooklyn In the night She
len liverpool June 9th The tngtish public
are still without official not,cc OF Cramptrns
dismissal, ha, nganl i, ~ dxei fact The
positive hut unofficial statement Of the TACT
taken cut by the Asia created little excitement,
The london papers all have editorials on the
sabtvt. and generally argue the case Us n per
sonAl Que. and that therc is no occasion TO scud
Dallas away
The TIVE, continues 10 show bitterness
towards the United States, The Nrsx wonders
aggressive Aner,ea should cite the anne Nation
ot India as n lalliatiou for her own propcnsi.
ties. India being MI eniinly rxrpiionablr
case The Chroai{s thinks il cowar,ly 10
make searsgoai Of Champion, The London
Mar organot the Manchester party. thinks i,
pcricily ahsnni Ia go 10 war 10 ,iadcatc the
indgnily toward Champion and riaiculcs the
idea
An attempt IN the htc of the Queen OF spain
Is reported young nisn pUscate,ia pistol
at her. but was immediately disarnwd A new
Portuguese cabinet had bSn formed rarlia
mcntary proNsNlings generally animpor,ant
The bill altering the Parliamentary cath NJ
a. Ia admit of Jews taking II, had passed the
House OF Commons
Il is estimated that the inunda,ion in
France have rendered 10 900 people homeless,
and 100 600 have bccn thrown ont of employ
ment
Notwithstanding the flood. il was bopcd that
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LIST. Music
ID First baptist :, :.
81 lIouse Of Hope : >.
l,h Herman Methodist s :.
9Th Central Presbyterian :. :
G,h Methodist Episcopal :
.th. First Presbyterian :. :
-lh Infant : : scholars in tarriago
9TH ladies in Carriages.
10Th Citizens and Stranger.
The Procession will form at o'clock NJ,
at the First Freshly .erian Church, march down
Third street TO Jackson street up jackson to
seventh strrt down seventh 10 saltwater
Road, on saltwater Road to t,royc street. and
thence 20 the Grove on the bank Of Trout
Brook where the ground will l., in prepara
ton The yarious other matters order of e,-
rrri~es. &c. will b. given in duo time
In behalf Of the cpmmj,tcc.
pANIri H. MrRpgli. Chairman.
C,rrtE from beyond ,hc Mis,iS-ipp have
lately le,n conveyed to the New ORR market
by railway They wert reared mar Council
Bluff. in Iowa driven afoo, 10 Davenport and
their placed aboard the railroad cars and car
riod across Tho Mississippi gu the new railroad
bridge to Rock Island There is no doubt,
abundance Of fine grazing land west q the
Mississippi on which cattle nigh, be- reared to
supply the great demand in the Atlantic State.
and cities The Western States ar now the
principal souri, q -aPPly FER The Eastern mar
kets
BELOW will w fonrd the fean'lil pong 60
titled, Willie, W. have missed YOU. a. sung
by the Campbell Minstrel during their r.
cen, visit to this city. II bas sweet and
touching beauty ani ratho' which OIL or
readers canno, fail "a appreciate; brit 70 'ho''"
who. from the home circle miss that bar "a
miliar voice there viii b. a -bsie q .adn'---
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BALTIMORE, Jnc %.
The old linz Wigs beld mecting here this
evening. which was largely sttepds,i. Amen
tire Fillmore deess,ion WA elected without
opposition
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Mr.. GRErSLxAr, Of the firm OF Gr.enleaf a
Chapel, has returned from the East. bringing
with him an assortmen, of Jewelry, equal il not
superior TO the one DESTROYED by the FIRE We
hope that ali of his old patrons together with
many new ones will cone forward with tn
material aid n. his storo in his new build
ing on 81. Anthony street.
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IROu UEBNESD8rS DAUr


We arc informed by Mr.. Rice, our delegate
in Congress. Of the following Post Office aI.
pointments
At Spring Grove. in Houston County, I'm
brick Rundsen. has been appointed Post Mas
ter in place OF James Smith. resigned
At Maple Plain Ilenncpiu county, Post
Office has been established aud Irwin Shrcws
bury appointed Post Master thereof
AZ Eureka, Nicolett county apost Office has
been established. and John Henderson appoint
cd Post Master thereof
At Hamilton, Houston county pet Office
has been established and Charles Smith mp
pointed Post Master thereof
At Wasiola Dodge county. apa-t of'lcr has
been established and Vii l. Waterman. appoin-
ted Posi- Master thereof
Al New Tim. Brown county. = post oIbrr bas
been established and Anton Klaus appointed
Post Master thereof
Wcrccciycd Yesterday the following letter
from the Hon u VI Rrcf il regard TO u mail
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ROh IHFR.xDA rs DAgLy.

Scarcely day has passed for the las, two
weeks, but what one or more drovcs Of fine
looking cattle have been driven through our
streets, on their way to differen, parts OF the
Territory The cattle are brought from Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Illinois. and Wisconsin, aud read
ly find market here. at remunerativc prices.
Not less than one thousand head, have passed
through our rity in the last two weeks
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III NTO V.ES

The unief-igned TAKES the ihsrts cutru tho citizen
et saiat rsai aud ts vicinity that hr Ia nns ,,tns
arrangements nr the eisblishinsig a
STONE coat YARD
And ,ha, he Viii he able In very short ic 60 atna
Wisstsm',hs, Furnaces, to,es aud private families,
With Goal Az HEasoNAss sArRs lie " AN 81 Aeon ~,
hand Coal Stoves md Graies
sriS eo,aAw DAWN u. oAkEa
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WasgnGros, June -.
The GrsDi Jsry to-day presented Preston
=. BsoDks ior s~Auit add battery On M. sum.
ssr. The ia,rs sYgssrcd before tbs Jury spi
gave testimony
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from g anssls.
ras,sseoaienes OF the hisscari prmoerst

by tho steamer Jas II. Lucas. just down
nom 81 Joseph. VT learn that affairs in Nan
sas are assuming milJcr aspect. Rumow oi
vtoscncc have almost entirely ceasxl 70 I've hcarvl
The parties oil armed men that ran riot in the
TERRITORY, committed deprcds,ions on the one
hand. and defending themselves on tho other.
are being dishandcd by tho energetic action Of
Col. Sumner or else skuk in rcmo,e parts OF
the country.
Suboiuel arr seyenl letters which hn,s
brn rrvciWd by us; they arc Of no, yrry NJ
ccni date having been ,lclayel IN ihe mails. but
contain son,e items not heretofore published --
We give them for what they arr worth. aad n,
j,oice nj tho prospect Of wstord quiet,
t.wsexcr. Kansas. juno t9,
The memorial from the Legislature OF Kan.
sas 10 the President and Congress duly anthem
tcated was prepared and would have h~r
sen, On 10 Washington by some members of
the Kansas commission bn, they were in room
occupied by committee ofthc legislature In
the FREE State Hotel and were destroyed in
the destruction Of tina, building by the Mar
shal's posse on the ?lst Of May last
A lev days since ! wrote YOU that Mr.. shan.
non had lett Kansas Tor your city, and the sup.
position OF his being on his way to Washing
ton, While he was on his why down the river,
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Posi- MoRTru EXAMINATION. post NOR
TEN examination made by Br Boutiilier, Of st.
Anthony. upon the body Of Mrs. Hathaway
elected the following particulars; by removing
the scalp bullet hole was discovered in the
back Of the skull, just below and TO the right Of
the occipital bone On the top Of the head.
iast at the right anterior auglc of the parietal
bone, a fracture was discovered where the bul-
let had made its exit and !olgel under the scalp
No other wounds or bruises were discovered.
excepting n slight scratch upon the index of
the RICH, hand. which nigh, have been caused
by finger nail
ANOTHER INDIAN MrRpER.--Wc learn. SAYS
the 81 Anthony ETre'i. tina, while two men,
John Allen aud james TAYLOR. werc exploring
upon the Chippewa river a party OF Indians
came upon them and shot Allen wounding him
mortally Taylor, seeing his danger, com
mcnccd padding his canoe IA fast as possible,
and finally escaped after they had fred four
shots at him. Taylor received bali through
tho tiesby part Of both arms, but otherwise
was unujurcd. lie then padded his boat 40
,siles. Allen dying the day before he reached
his destination.
NEW MnL.~-B. c. Morrison, Esq, SAYS the
St Anthony Express. is engaged in construct,
ing Mill forty feet square. just above the
FIGURING Mill on Hcnnepin Island. 1t is in.
tended for saving shingles aud ciapboards
Mr. Mcclellan, the gentleman whose let
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Mr.. Mcclellan, the gentleman whose let
were amputatcd some time since at Shakopee
has recovered sufficiently to be carried to Crow
River. where his relations are residing
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NUINE--TU ANTHtW UUINAN IT. a
~ FNDistfH, = Lo-, John hs,be-s, and all
psS soos "rsias sis4iag hts fs,css 81 i.s
In the f., wsi ~ the sii, oissn' rsei on he stree
hereinafter DO. fpb-d.
Wbrrss-, ten resultant hsshoiiefs 81 ths fTsf war
IA 'hs siiy san, fsg hate ~ pstffijh 4rtfrsnisa
Ia The o8m"n rDensti. that 10 n"essssty a. take ~
pnbiie .-d wsfd esftsia portinus parcel. at
land s1asisnt Ia extend lead street ftun ia lls.~t
,sfmna,ioo IN Tho hoe oi 1sstsn ssi hsipk Aboat
ona bundled snd nfy bet 10 westerly drertn. tbfas}
os numbered ST. sud sever In B,s'h number three
ie Whi'nsy aid oo to the ciy Of Saint Peat tskna
seventeen az bet ft" ihs Hgtib side ~ ut sssen
,hf,' three ts3) fsst fom III" soitb sds II lat ss
Nov tbsts'"r., you, the p.s9ps phays nsmsi. FSs
the, IN Saturday, Tbs saI d,rg HsLt,A s.a' ,,teS
or"'s N tho o'su''oa Of ,hss dsY' - tadbh ~
".s =" ,s. q "a: a.. s.S,@". s" ss
~, 81 the apbsgbhs,. y t~'1- isr.r.. 70 ., tbs
premises, and W t%erysns .~hsss n, - nsaa'si5
70 Ass sDy ponos Of the o' ths snd rurro.s
spstinsi In ssi psfitsn.
~ order Of ths Common faa.rif
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Sr lorIs, June 70.
By private adyces from Kansas W. learn
that William t;ny, agvnt VI the Shawnee and
Wynndot Indians, was murdered on Saturday
last, while providing from Wcrtport 10 hi.
agency, by party Of three men. lie was ~.
companied by his Sop. who escaped after ~
cciving severe wound in his thigh. No dis
covcry Of the mur,icrrs hud hcen made M TO
Monday.
A company ol ~ven,y. five or eighty men
from Chicago, who rocuty len Alton Tor Kan
sas on the steamer Polar Star, had their Sharp
rifles and revoycrs taken IRON them u, iesing
ton. Missouri. u b. said they were very inso
lent on board the boat, and made threats m 10
what they would '!o IN particular eoa,iagen
cirs. No violence was offered them.
Report says Shannon has resigned the oiiict
II Governor lbs resignation 20 take effect the
Hrt If Jah. The Republican intmates that
il Willard 4. Hall. Of Missouri, should be APP
poin at to ina, Office, peace would be- restored
IN that 1rrrit Try in thirty days
There WIS a rumor NJ Wetport that g. "
Brown ed,ior ~ the IbroH Of F,nioD,. had
hvn killed
I,rEn. \ letter in the Dcao, ,af dated
Lawrence. June 10, says that Sheriff iaymnn
n, N" head al thirty Dragons, arrested tina,
day Major Hoy, and james irgraic, and
marched them 10 lecomptoD. iAymaD hal u,
papers aud on his arrival at iGcomptoD, Gov
Shannon refused 10 recognize his authority to
arrest the parties sheriff Jones stood by ,nnt
s~ng the dilemma his subordinate was In. In,
n"sliaieiy prepared the papers for the legal al
rest. amI Iioyt anil I@gratc were imprlsoDsl
II IL reported that Col Sumner had a fight
on the 10Th with party Of Missourians. md
Lost two men. Some werc killed and several
wo'IiHIci on the other side sumner drove the
party into Missouri and stationed troops 30
as TO prevent them from returning
Iumner had refused 10 l.i party Of forty
southern mrn come mp from Wcsipori 10 rriilc
on their claims at Hickory Point. where they
had laid Out n town.
The Santa re- mail Ia. arrived. bringing
dates TO the 3Isi of May.
Tho Naval Indians have i,ecr again com
uniting Expectations. and II Ia though, dif'icaI
tio- will not lie settled without res0rt 10 strong
military '0'oe. idf al opinion prevails among
them That Their power Is superior to The United
ffates
II is commended that the military tpfco q
that country be incrcascd.
The Apnchr Indians were also FESTIVE. aud
plufi"rsi @'y.tai paftI's. III" military al
lanta " have eommrnc'd the construction 81
new quarters fr the officers aud men Quar-
ter~ Tor the Quarter Masters department, we're
also being constructed. The work on the State
Ilou~, PenI,cntiary and Surveyor Generals
Office was commenced
Ilrhtrnants Adams, johnson, Whistler and
jackson. detailed on general recruiting srvice.
"A IN lsav, the 1crrifurv In time IN ,,,,n,t ,L.tn
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hb,iN A BLACKBURN
TAM lt~. CO. IA OlEn

impot,e,, ot fteaeh an Ensish Leather psaiers In
Tsueets on and Hides. 2i9 tAk. street, Chicago iih
acts rig 4 \ ~tn,
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Der, Rrrp-Mr. Iiasbrouck took his leave
of our city yesterday upon the Northern Belle.
Lieut.. Maary lcf, several days since
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cure AGO
S.saihfr Bslftms Mandatory.

kEILN pLACkBiRN
Manufacturers a, u Superior Anlrla of OaL rannsd
LEATHER Netting,
wheh they viii sell a, New York ani nostan rt,rcs
hhetai hscopat made 10 Large Purchaser,
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DNONArL COlRr IN n 9rEIAL 81

nd al "ihef articles usually Tor safe " Nhi'e.tH
ot"rsry Establishment cnesianiis ~ hani
sent ~ lam .tkN
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-31
rha conta.t in Malna-aooaN sn,.

The first importanFState election that comes
OF in The free States is IN Maine, which votes
early in September, for Governor, members of
Congress and State Legislature. It's result
always has an important effect upon the issue
OF The canvass. This year we have every as.
~surance that the Pine-tree State will lead of
with a triumphant victory for the cause Of the
Constitution and the Union, that will inspirit
the national men all over the county. An
intelligent correspondent Of the Boston Post
thus writes from Portland, under date Of July
t6, 1856. He says:
II vast my good fortune 20 be present OF the
Bangor conventions Of the Democrats and
Wings, at Bangor, on the LIST ofthe month, and
that Of the Republicans in this city, on the 9Th.
The former were crowded 10 excess, and spir-
lied beyond example, while the latter was but
a meager exhibition Of disappointed Office
seekers and twad1lers from all parties, who
long ego seeded from party organizations for
want gilmore pup. Hundreds of towns in the
Stale were not represented at all atthe Re-
publican convention. Gut OF thirty towns and
plantations in Afoostook, only FIVE sent dele-
gates; and even in this (Cumberland) county,
where access 10 The convention was easy, one
third OF the towns sent no delegates at,al.-
O1ainous, is MT it?
Goa the night Of the 9Th OF September
seven weeks from Monday next-we shall tel
egreph 10 you that we have secured the re-
election OF Governor Wells, House. Senate,
and every branch of the State government, aS
we did last fall, leaving our sectional brethren
10 mourn about the streets. The Portland
Advertiser, State Of Maine, and Portland Gent
Gus, which support The Fremont ticket, will
then sink into their original insigniicance.-
Tell your friends Maine is safe. She is more
interested in ae prosperity OF this Union thar
any other State, and will neuer surrender tt
fugitive politicians her inestimable rights al
one of the sister Staies.n
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Wos there ever such q curious motley and
medley, says The New York Democrata Os
mark and make The band aIrayed against the
Democratic party and its nominees2 lL for.
mer times we fought q party which, If mis-
guided, was at least sincere, and in all honor
and honesty loved their country and us con-
Of The Wing party to both. We differed from
them on questions OF Interpretation and con-
struc,ion only. But look at il now; see what
we are called 10 fight; what a crowd ofreck-
less and unprincipled agitators, and mere sell
fish disturbers of the public peace. No two
of them Of the same color-and not one OF
them ectu ated by a single principle except
hatred TO DemocTacy-Johnson heads a cor
poral's guard of abolitiOnists; Banks breaches
10 a congregation OF practical omalgamation-
lists; Davy Wilmoteven peeps out of his hole
and drums up a ragged crew; Gfeely marshals
a Free loue battalion; Phillips al one moment
laments that the art Of 'mssing gingerbread { is
a lost art, and at the next insults heaven will
bowls of blasphemy. And 10 crown all, the
arch'fend OF American politics, VIM. II. Sc
ward, blends all their f%ollies, plasphemiesI
and treason into a magnificent discoTd Of high
er law and ~disunion. We are called to The
field against a dozen different parties at once
all protesting different "lsms," ana some o
Them blessed with several st once. Prior Il
the Cincinnati Convention, 100. every ''Ism''
hated, despised, and cursed every otbe, 'ism.'
They vented their spleen, and ventilated thei
fauaticiSm against each other in phrase'as "a
bid as the bowls Of famished wolves. Ont
would really have supposed them honest ant
sincere. But the Cincinnati Convention met
Mr.. Buchanan was nominated. His chaTacte
and history left fanaticism and agitation moth
ing 10 hope for; his election must be thei
death blow. Then, with one consent they al
ran into each others M AbolitioniSn
Rugged Native Americanism; Know Nothing
ism embraced Republicanism; and the Who'll,
Satanic crew joined in o witch Sabbath will
Fremont? And these are the men; this tht
party-this piebald thing of shreds and patch
es, which asks The American people 20 trusti
with The d~estinies OF the Republic Yet 70
one thing let us be grateful 10 Providence
Let us thank heaven that we have driven al
these false professors, these blatant a~giiators
these -%snariing and sniveling LypocTites init
one body, and compelled them 10 unite. 81
bats and owls, and all birds OF night and fou
creeping things start from the sun, and seek
common shelter in tangled woods and reekini
fens. So criminals Of every Eye, from Tn
fleher.of pocket bondkerchiefs 10 The cutie
OF thioeis, unite against society, and herd 10
gethet inAow dens and secret places. And 81
agains: the sunlight Of Democracy, and th'
good order Of society, these pestilent fragment
Of fanaticism unite in a common hatred. :
Thus the Democratic party inberits the glofi
GUS mission of conserving society, and enforc
ing law against this strange, a~malgamation o
destructives. Shall we not doit?