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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17
Later from Kansas.

CHICAGO, June Is.
The Tribune has advices brought down by
The steamer Polar Star to St. Louis yesterday
that the Free State town, Osawattamie, was
sacked at 4 O'Clock Friday evening by $50 ruff
fans, including so of Buford's company The
houses were plundered indiscrminately and
several were fired, but extinguished. num-
Der of horses were stolen, including those be-
longing to the mail stages. The Free State
men were expecting an attack at another
place. Sumner was marching to Osawattamie
at the latest accounts
There is probability that the Free State
men gave battle before the arrival of the troops
A small Free State town named Palmyra, was
also destroy ed. Sumner read Shannon's pro-
clamation to Whitefeld's army previous to Or
dering them to leave the territory. The army
returned without Whitfield.
There was general mastering of pro-slav-
cry companies threatening to eXterminate
Shannon, Sumner and the troops. Shannon
fled the Territory and took refuge in the Free
State Hotel at Kansas City, intending to take
the first steamer to st. Louis, but was finally
prevailed on to return to Leayenwcrth.
The pro-slaverY force in the Territory is be-
tween 400 and 500.
1t was considered probable that battle
took place on Thursday, between this force and
the U. S. troops or Free State men.
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BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Anti-Fil.more Convention.

Anti-Fil.more Convention.
NFw York, June 16.
New Jersey, Delaware, two Delegates from
Pennsylvania, and one from New York have
withdrawn.
Seventh Bazl0t.-Fremont 40; Mclean, Al
Great excitement.
New York, June 16
Hon. Lot Morrill,, chairman of the Demo
cratic State Committee of Maine, repudiates
Buchanan's nomination.
Col. Fremont authorizes plump denial of
the statements telegraphed concerning his po-
sition He says he recognizes neither Ameri-
can nor Anti-American, Wing Democrat or
Abolition party, in the approaching canvass, but
simply union of the people for the freedom
of Kansas, and to arrest slavery extention.
Republican Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, June 16.
The Republican State Convention common
ced this morning. Henry C. Casey was APP
pointed temporary chairman. About 200 del
egates were present. A committee composed
of one from each Senatorial District was APP
ipointed to select permanent officers
The city is crowded with delegates to the
National Convention. The friends of Fill
more have selected delegates who will claim
seats as Republicans to represent this city
ARRIVAL OF THE EMU
New YORK, June 16
The steamer Emu, from Havre, has arrived
with dates to May 81
The announcement of Padre Wills recogni-
ton caused great commoton in Paris. ola
Patria' hints at European interference.
New YORK. June 16.
Advices received by an arrival from Jacmel
report the inundation Of the town in conse-
quence of recent heavy rains. Many persons
were drowned, and large number Of cattle
persisted. Many houses were destroyed and
trees uprooted. The roads were washed away
so as to suspend travel, and large quantity
of coffee destroyed. The disaster has left
many inhabitants destitute of home as well
as means of subsistence. 1t was feared that
the disaster has extended throughout the
island.
New York, June Is.
Three ballots last hight Banks 48, Ere
mont 46, Sto kton Is, johnson of Penn. 1 T.
Adjourned till Monday in bad humor.
New YoRK, June 16.
The ship Pallas from Cork to Quebec, was
wrecked at st. Pauls Seven persons drowned.
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AUCTION ROOMS.

Old Court House. Corner Main AID Third streets
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
AVING leased for term of years aud up the
I'LL q above we'll known stand. prepared
eeive for sale auction private sale all kinds
an merchandise; household furniture horses bug
gies. ETC..
Cash advances male eonsi ments hen required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
eomuieR cling clock. NJ Also Tuesday esday
and Friday nights, at early gas light
OutdOorsRIes andsaes Of real promptly
to.
We are weekly receiving. and have hand large
and general of FURNITURE consisting ofslat
spindle and bannister backs. scroll coop tops rim
back office. French, Jeuuy Lad. and tSte seat
Chairs mahogany aud Chairs; Elizabeth
ohars spring seat rockers Sofas soeiabes
card dining AMI breakfast table light and wash stands
lounges, mirrors. fine misses bedsteads
trasses aud safes etc. which we will sell at C
eiaRati prices.
We have also hand great variety oaHs iewery,
volns accordeons pocket cutlery, guns pistols whips
which will sell prices cash
wholesale or retail. W0OLSEY d NELSON,
nv
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

CINCINNATI, June I6.
The river is rising slowly with six feet Weather
clear and pleasant.
Flour dull and lower. sales S. Isl whisky 22@225;
bacon sides and shoulders sc. and ~ bull ditto SIC
city mess pork held at lie; sugar firm s9se
fee firm at 1124ci mOlasses steady at 5Oc
NEW YoRK. June To-
Flour dull sales $500 bbls wheat firm
corn has advanced sales of eco bushels for mixed mess
pork firm: lard changed; whisky steady
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ia. FAHNESTOCK * CO.,
Corner wood ana First stS., PIttsburg,

IMPORTERS DEAL ERs IN
Drugs Medicines Chemicals. Dye Stufs Pants ineed o
Varnishes Window Glass Glassware, Surgical In
strnments Lard Oil Turpentne, Patent Medi-
cines Perfumery. Brushes, Alcohol,
Tanners Oil Sperm Oil Whale
Oil, and Spices.
URERS OF
WHITE LEAD RED LEAD AND LITHARGE.
have on hand and offer for SALE 800 tonH of WHITE
~ LEAD in packages of 25 So 100 300 800 and 500 lbs
ac which he full weight, strictly pure
nm slr passed by any in quality:
Having resident partners New ork and Philadelphia
advantage changes in the market. enabled
10 sell Drugs cash prompt time dealers,
faborabIe terms q Eastern iobbing houses.
" B. Fahnestock's Vermifuge furnished with English,
Ftsnch and Spanish directions mh12-3mw
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THE H4zARD POWDER COMPANY.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
c. N C0 I'D % w GIG II o
AVING reduced their prices correspond with the
duced cost of Salpere, continue to offer their we'll
brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Powder in kegs and canisters Also Gunpowder for
Blasting Mining. prsng full assortment of quae
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed give entire
satisfaction.
their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest tiOn for than twenty five will be
found by other manufacture of the kind
the world.
by the principal dealers also the office of the
Company, No. 50 Wall, Water street. New York.
A. G. HAZARD, President.
A. f. DOUGLASS Secy. my2G-6md
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NEW WEEOAESALE WINE AND
Il n Z = n n u

Az hereby inform the public Evansville
w ing country in general that have. this
opened above said where shall keep
ly all of Wines and Liquors which at
the lowest prices Country keepers viii well give
Particular attention stock of pure Port
Care and Madeira Wines French brandes good old Whisky
in bottles, which adapted for medical PURPOSES
S. HAMBO d CO.,
myl6-f Main street opposite the Court House.
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AUCTION SALES.
aTfs,rInN

IENHIS MORNING at o. clock at Sale Rooms
of Sd Main streets Cigars twenty
FIVE ware Dry Goods
&e.. jel7 NOOLSEI q NELSON, Auc s.
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MEnICAL.

EAR. W. A. H0RRALL Eclectic physici tenders his
81 ssrvces to the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity in
OF medicine ohsttries Once Main street
orpose the house in the ONCE formerly occupied ~
J. n. McGill NJ. D, nyl-3me
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND CON-
TRACTORS.

TWNHE for finishing Court House in Calhoun
Mclean county KY. will be let the goth June
1856. The contract will comprise the
building including carpenters work the roof; also
pIasterng and painting Plans
be found at the office of the undersigned Calhoun
any time.
Sealed proposals will be any the
10th June when they will he opened and the work let out by
the Commissioners. The OBJ is large and good
| Address W. POPE YEAMAN.
les City Building Committee
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C22rC&sA Js2@a


HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
EAVING opened exclusively for the sails of cigar
and tobacco invite the dealers in this article and in
the country mercant to call and examine
ensve stock consisting of the desirable brands of
Cigars made in boxes from so to 500 in box. shall
keep constantly excellent asso tment on hand and viii
sell them low prices TIE attention of Barroom and hotel
keepers politely requested having always brands
their trade II hand. H. ANSFACHER.
Frstand Streets nearly opposite Bement
& Viele and Preston Bros. my2
NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
AVING moved Tailoring establishment Main St.
opposite the Court House would invite the
emen of Evansville inspection of stock that
have ample to chow theme insisting of French. Eng
sh American Cloths Doeskins and Oas of
shade and price, Silk Satin and Linen Vestings suitable for
the season, all of which will make to order
short notice and the reasonable prices cash.
There having goods if they can't be sold. Call
round gentlemen If suit only like BaiEe
myl3-Im DAVID o'NEIL.
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HgR. CARB sODA-4o half-bbIs reed and for sale by
M my5 ORR. DALZELL & co.
COAL COAETf

FENHE Bediam Coal Company of Evansville Ind
contract for the delivery Four Thousand Bushels Coal
daily either at the river SIDE opposite the Mines the
wharf at Evansville.
The quality of the coal being undoubtedly the best the
Lower Ohio it is well worth the attention which
receiving freight Evansville would time
by coalng there.
Louisville Journal and st. Louis Intelligencer copy
month and send bill to this Office myls-1m
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Henderson KY. May 20, 1856 my23 -2wd
NEW GOODS ANn NEW PEssCES.

" tGUUUN u 3 "
SHANKLIN Il REILLY beg leave to call the attention to
- friends and their large and we'll
spring and dry goods rec
weeks comprising of the most desr
found in the city, which they Her whole
their and the public generality
prompt time buyers
of the foowng-Broad cloths black and fancy
white buff fancy Marsailles
SILK Vengs Oo,tonades cloths and plain
Linen Drills Cacoes of Philip Allen Spragues Bno
State Mills printed French and Scotch
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and sat
black colOred Grape Mantz white Cash
mere plain fancy Ginghams rich printed Organdes.
Briantees Chai de Lanes white Grape Shawls black
shawl rich stla awls and scarfs black and
Capes Mora antique Parasol silk and gngham
Leghorn and Braid Hats English straw
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
fancy Fans boots and shoes Carpets floor ana
printed window blinds together Win
great variety Trimmings. small and fancy goods
&c. mY1 SHAN KUN q hEIIl-
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G H f w n G Z o B A G O
NO. BETw. MAIN WATER. LOUISVILLE KY
Particular attention paid to the purchasing LEAF
TOBACCO. ap3-2m
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II t E NJ
h I G. - T & G. A2s
Mho dress person in Wool Linen Silk Cotton
EVERY Gentleman desires to be neatly and lilly dress
ed It's emiuenty that this should be the
Of ALL and have noticed that early all the we'll
denizens of our city purchase their Clothing
A. LOBENSTINE'S
western Star Clothing store,
under the Pavilion Hotel Water
Eyerythingn the line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
be had ready made made order
manner and style. but at the very lowest prices.
general assortment of Hats Caps. Leather Trunks
ret bags and Faises. everything that gentleman
rouse. you may find at the Western Star. ap3
oranges ANDLENONs.-4OB boxes rec d per Nom.
" gomery. for sale by myl0 PRESTON BROS.
9tOLORED AMBRICS.-
u dark eOlors;
do ligh do;
do black do; reed to- lay and forsale by
my26 JAMES Low & CO.
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me- CONTRACTORS

PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersigned until
the next for the grading and paving. with
less than IL inches deep leo feet from 10
and grGveed to Water
gravel put inches thick ALSO gutter
be made of inches deep laid in gravel and IL
top that poi ton of the river 'front.' from
Mill to Sd cross street above the public square
Payments secured by lien the Wharf Ten
cent per annum upon the said Wharf
the city reservng right quae the whole
debt discretion The arising from
Wharf Wharves to the extngushment Of the
the whole of principal and
interest extiDguhed by the within twenty
from the C lmpletion of said wharf -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-17
RDDIAM4 MINES,


COAL! COALM COALu! COALMm
nRDERS Coal from tho above Mines the
= y following places, namely.
At the Conpany's Office. LIST and Sycamore.
Atthe house of John Waynap, LamascO.
At Mr.. Speares Grocery, Fulton Avenue. Lamasco.
Att W. & ). Vickery's. Main street.
ROrders delivered the day of application. Price, de-
lvered Zoe per busheI 81 per load 6 bushels.
apt0-tf j. II. BARNARD. Secretary.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
MONDAY. June ID.
Memphis. from Memphis to Cincinnati.
Southerner, from st. Louist Louisville
Arkansaw Traveller. from Louigville to C 4.ro.
Eclipse from Nashville to Cincinnati
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS,
MCKINNEY B. COOKE

MCKINNEY q COOKE.
WATER ST. NEXT DOOR TO R. BARGs BETw LOCUST
KE now receiving and opening desirable stock d
IA spring and summer goods consisting part of
xRaTsty usGay kept in dry good store silks challs
Lace and Neop?litan) Ribbons Lace Edgings Gloves
Hosengin great vary-oloths Cassimerss Pant goods md
1estlng IN rich protusion, &c, &c. ap3
JEWELHY! WELRYW
fHNHE Undersigned would respectfully cihzens
of Evansville and vicinity that Just reeiv ed
all kinds. direct New which he would
attention OF those desirous purchasing His all
new and latest styles and will the
All kinds of Watches me pieces repaired in a work.
m manner at reasonable charges and work warrant
On First street three below the Postofeo at the
stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen.
NOTICE.
ladies T is sai inform s the
ahouse doov Rubin Hart's dwelling
h Of Second Oak and she has had long expert
ofStraw and Nsapotan by doing
work neat and reasonable invite share of the public
patronage. my2tf
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND t1TFfRs
undersigned would announce that he has finished bs
large anu SSATn Of P@ Ga S49f
He has placed for the sake of stages
of the river at the foot of Vine He will
receiving and shipping well river business
that may be entrust ted to him.
The patronage therefore of the Merchants Shippers
Others Of this city and of the interior is solicited
ap3-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL.
EuorK1Ns i1ttnshs to eSatc their business
Z viii offer their stock Dry
goods and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere my2m
COFFEE $50 bags prime received per A L. Shotwen
~ and Niagara, for sale low by
nRpERs for Wood left at Y. E. WHEELER's, will
u be promptly filed. ap7-sm2wsn
EpABN WAGONS doz fancy enameled top cabs;
r a. q
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COPARTNERSBIP

COPARTN EEs SHIP.
MNT E, the undersigned have formed Copartne rship
NE under the firm and style of MUssEIMAN Co., for
purpose of carrayng and doing general tobacco
manufacturing business We hope from experience
from the public
We have taken the No. rs Third
Main aud the River where will be pleased to
and We pepge ourselves give entire
satisfaction in all Tobacco manufactured by
BIRCH MUSSELMAN.
ap3-2m ANDREW J. MUSSELMAN.
r. MUsSELMAN ANDw. J. hUSSELMAN.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK Just received heir establish
- ment First street large of Wall Papers
from es to the finest gilded prising every
tn the beautiful ption liz this line They
also keep everything appertaninF upholstery and
chairs sofas. superior style Having enlarged
accommodate increased business.
prepared receive customers, and show them
larges Ock and low prices. ap29-tf
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- The Iowa and J. S. Pringle are laid up
at Scufiletown, unable to get over the bars.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

"A 4
have bought the stock and taken the formerly
SS occupied by T. Bacon & Co.. Main opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to the
with supplies
promising citizens Evansville and vicinity.
the articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined exertion
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal
Give a trial. All Goods delivered free of charge
mhl3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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StTER CANDLEs.-1s boxes Of full weight Star Candl
- reed and for sale by my20 j. w. g. S. VICKERY

- ree'd and Ior sale Dy nyZU D. " . q ., FIUhLh1
$4,000 WORTH OF DHTCEEENG.
TENHE CYPRESS PoND DRAINING COMPANY incorporated
by Legislature Kentucky. about
eco ditcng done through their lands in
Union county which they will pay cash. the
will make advances equal to so cent
the after the month the work
in June July and be finished in December
will shown and full particulars given by
applying Churchill Geo Henshaw. Dr. j. d. Ames
Geo Payne living the land Clerk of the
Board In Morganfed, Ky.
ap2i-2m d&w WILLIS G.. HUGHES.
EWAVANA SUGARS boxes reed per Niaga a, for
81 Il sale nv f. GILBERT & Co.
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FOR RENT

a STORE ROOM Water next door to n. S.
IA Johnsons Stone for rent very low Enquire OF
ie5-lm JOHN INGLE. JR.
aNHEESE.- so boxes Cheese rec d and for sale by
J les TENNEY q SORENSON.
EpUCK ETs-20O doz Buckets Just rec and for sale by
AD lee TENNEY g. SORENS0N.
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HpABN WAGONs.-1s doz fancy enameled top cabs
Al Il doz willow cabs; * do willow wagons, for sale by
myl HERSHBERGER 81 CARSON.
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It. ROSS, vi. d.,
gENENDERS his essona services citizens
ansvle and vicinity residence Judge Foster
aud j. II. Bofendek Cherry Evansville, Ind.
apIS-lyd
XLES $50 sett Buggy and Wagon skies for sale by
IA my3 SAMUEL ORR.
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Thy story will not stick Lot, thou'rt free, and vii
liam, before again you venture into court study well
and plan your story. Constable adjourn the court.
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+. J. HAYES. ALFCK. CRAIG. o
1856. Spring STOCK.

HAY Els, CRAIG q co.
Main Corner Fourth streets Louisville. KY and 7s Water
St. New York.
NNTHOLESALE dealers in Hats. Cans and Straw Goods
NH have in and in daily receipt of the
most complete goods in their line found in
any establishments West of New York City. We
selling shall continue do Indiana Merchants and
others favorable terms and at low prices the
articles be bought in of the Eastern markets
We invite examn Ition of stock proof
Of assertion. apl5-3m
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| RECHH RARE AN . ssEEIA BILE.
FENHE richest and varied stock of spring and
dry goods ready for inspection Roser's
the Main and First We
fully invite the ladies' of Evansville and vicinity. give
call before purchasing elsewhere to our
old motto 'sell eheap and sell heap
Our style Mantilas, silk and hornets French
and Swiss embrOderes, trimmings kid finish
gloves parasols cape shaws briians aines bareges
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses children
also eottonades Drlling Yestngs and Coang fer gentle
and in fact article line
in point of style and quality ali goods have been
chased at New York from the first importers
therefore enabled complete with in this
Western city.
Again say give 3 call will sell
tonshing low prices. apis R0SER BRO & FREY.
ID 10 COFFEE-50b rer AnteIare for sale by
81 dec3I S. y. GILBFPT &, co. Syc. near Uqter
EpANDY.-25 doz pure Cataw ba brandy for sale by
I'D my3 /. q d. HERMANN.
WWT II. CHEFS E.-35 boxes W R. Cheese reed per
AE Ohio. for sale by myl2 j. W. & S. VICEERY.
Ep ATTING, &C.-25 bales No. 2 Batting;
20 Bonnet Board; rs Wrapping Paper reed
Rainbow by my7 z. Ii. COOK ~ SON.
F.. J HAYES. ALFCK. CRAIG. o. TRUMAN
1856. SPRING STOCK. 1856.
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NOTICE.

WOOD.
"a RIDERS for Wood left at T. E. WuEELER'S, will
u be promptly filed. ap7-3m2wsn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22

8OUR PRosPEcTs IN THIS STATE.-From every pa pa
Of this State we have the most cheering news Ano
Democracy buckling their armor, and seem
determined that the last vestige of Know-NotnMns
abolitionsm shall be swept from borders W.
can assure the Democracy of the State that II 'ne,
do their whole duty, Mr.. Buchanan will be the ne4S
President. We are not over confident, ana We ~
not exaggerate Never was the Democratic parry !"
this city so we'll united and strong as It IS al In0
present moment. And il is determined to dlsPerSSS
and annihiate the opposing bands. This union anu
spirit, is not confined to the city alone, but 60 'n'
whole State.-Erehangs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
Later from Havana,

New ORLEANS, August 15.-The steamship Phlla;
deiphia, from New York via Havana, has arrived
below, after somewhat lengthy passage. She re-
ports the fever still very bad at Havana and other
parts of the Isla 3D. but the number of deaths da
could not be ascertained All the shipping that could
do so had left port. There was much excitement
with reference to the revolution in Spain, and further
particulars were awaited with deep anxiety.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
Important from Kansas--More BIoodshed.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l8.---The Westport Border Ruf,
fan of the 18th, says: ''On Monday night two
hundred ree-soiers attacked the town of Franklin,
containing only twenty pro-slavery men, and fought
for several hours Six free-soilers and four pro-
slavery men were killed, and the post ofice was
robbed and burnt when the assailans retreated, car
rying oft the cannon belonging to the town.
Another report says that seventeen freesoilers were
killed and wounded. The government troops occu'
pied the town next day. Gen. Lanes men had al
lived at Topeka
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-22
Congressional Squa bible.

WAsH1NGroN August l8.-Ths morning Hon. Mr.;
McMullen, of Virginia, and Hon. Mr.. Granger, Of
New York, whilst riding 10 the Capitol in an omnl'
bus, got in'o dispute about politics. when W.
McMulen seized and struck Mr. Granger in the eye
The parties then clenched, but separated oy 0
passengers.