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PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRApE--The Philadelphia

PENNSYLVANIA Coal TRApE--The Philadelphia
Ledger, of the 4th inst, says: *a
The anthracite coal trade continue active so far as
the supply from the mines is concerned. For the
week ending on Saturday last, the shipments on the
Lehigh Navigation were 34973 TONS and for the sea-
son to that date SS 204 tons, against $50 G24 tons to
corresponding date last year. The supply for the
week ending on the same day from the Lehigh REGION
by way of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, was 6,24S
tons, aud for the season 1l7,Gl5 tons. The amount
by the two companies exceeds the amount by the
canal last year, Is ,l95 tons From the Schuylkil
region the tonnage for the week ending on Thursday
amounts to 1878 TONS of which the road brought
down 225 TONS and the canal 80, ,l33 tons, the ag
sregae being 1852 less than the shipments from the
region for the corresponding week last year. The
coal tonnage by the road for the year is l,7o7 4Os
tons, against ,S5l .952 tons to corresponding time
last ycar-beng a loss of l44,5lS tons. The canal
has brought down for the last year 50 SIS tons,
against S39,926 to corresponding time last year,
being gain OFFS 400 tons The canal has overcome
its last years business, with the prospect of consle
lably Increasing it at the end Of the season. The
road is about three weeks work behind its last year IS
tonnage, and it depends almost wholly on good
weather late in the fall whether the present season
business in coal will equal that Of the last
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SUeh Orleans .9ailg Gresfelt.
The Kiss.

y-~-4 The Kiss eug-r
Stars were beaming, Luna cleaning, was dreaming
Dreams as sweet
AS the olden summers golden that have rolled on
Still, yet fleet,
Then from Alden came maiden-(beauty laden
girl was she)
Glorious creature each fair feature love teacher
, Unto me.
/" Close beside me'-who dare chide me?
Here love, bide thee y
-~- Blushes--Grace
1t confesses how her tresses, with caresses
Touched my face.
There's no praising the amazing bright ewes pazino
Into mine
Lips whose meetness, whose repeteness of all sweet
z. ness, 5..-N -.I@ 'Ea~,'H
Were divine.
But she waited, medtated, I-elated-
Gently child, 80
Smiling, told her no one older would behold her.
- If she did. = .-s.I
Nearer, nearer clearer, warmer dearer
Came her breath.
Then forgetting, all regrettng, angels letting
Her-oh! Death
Still she waited, hesitated said she hated
To: Child
She grew willins-O! twas thrilling! Dream fulfil
ing?
For she DID.
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DEsTRucrtoH OF AN OLD H1sroncA1 LAND.
MARK.-The bright light which lit up the heavens so
brilliantly on Friday nght denoted the burning, in
Jehersonye, of perhaps the only building Of histor-
ical interest in this vicinity. 1t was the house in
whici General William H. Harrison lived when he
was the Governor Of the Northwestern Territory.
In the old frame tenement, with its brick basement
and weathcr-sained front and crumblng, time,eaten
roof, resided for several years the great Indian
qHerur, whose naIne in connection with his victories
aud many virtues, became household word through
ont the Union There he ruled that vast portion Of
our confocracy known the States Of Indiana Hi
nos, Iowa, Wisconsin, and the Territory of Minnesota.
Thence he Issued his orders, there he received the
legislators and there dispensed that famous latch
sring.ont hospitality which in 1910 became 50 cele
brated. louisville Courier
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NUMBER MI 4 !. !'.:| 1881
ARREST OF A WALL STREET BROKER ON CHARGE
8 S75 7=z+ 9 ss toF FORGERY. .E g0 {-!r95zr -

Ane new York Daily Times Of the 10th inst, has
the following details of an affair which has created
no tse excitement among the Wall street celebrities:
mt. !, =; - b Huntington, broker, doing business at
pa,a ~ sa street. was arrested yesterday by officer
Justice Osborne, who held him to answer If, the snn
or $2o,ooo. me necessary bonds wers entered into
by MessIs. Belden Il Harbeck brokers IN wall sfreet
From the afhdayits and statements made harora III
magistrate, it appears that note for sg , farea5
with the names Of Phelps Dodge, of Nos Is and 81
Cliff street, was, with other colateraIs. ieposted with
Mr.. Belden, broker in Wall street. Mr.. Beldan re-
cognizng the signatures and being intimate with the
depositor advanced 900 on the securities
" Subsequently, on again looking over the notes de-
posted it was found that the for $5 800 and pur-
porting tobe signed by Phelps & Dodge, was actually
overdue two days before the date of its deposit which
was Saturday the 9Th. A clerk was sent at once with
the note to Phelps & Dodge for redemption but or
presentation it was declared by Messrs p & D. to be
forgery ~ @.& 1E s-. H5
Mr. Belden, on being applied to for information re-
garding the matter stated the foregoing facts and
added the name Of the party from whom he received
the forged note was Mr.. c. B. Huntington. Mr. Hun
tngon in explanation stated that he had received the
note from street broker named Geo S. Fitch, but
Mr. Fitch strongly denied all knowledge of the spn-
r1ons paper; whereupon complaint was made, and
Mr Huntington arrested as above stated.
Mr.. Huntington, when arrested, gave up to the
officers two other forged notes on the firm Of Phelps
y Dodge-one for 800, and the other for 81 ole
6l Ihese notes, he also aVers received by him
from Mr. Fitch. = :
1t is asserted that there is large amount of other
spurious paper in circulation in Wall street, and that
further investigation will bring to light some as
founding disclosures, and compromise many who have
heretofore stood high in financial circles. 5E
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G1N.HorsE AND Corros Brnsr N A1.n.u,

GIS-HoUsE AND CoTros BURNT IN ALABAMA
Loss of LJe.-We clip the following from the Mont
gomery Journal of the 18th inst Is rzs.--
We regret to learn that OH Saturday night last the
gin-house on the plantation of Doctor B. r. Jones
few miles from this city, was burnt Four negroes
were burnt to death and three others so badly injured
that there is scarcely probability that one of them
will recover We further learn that thirty bales of
cotton were also consumed. sThe loss will probably
reach SIS 900 to $4,000.
The origin of this dreadful calamity was, we learn
thus: a girl was standing in the door of the lint
room with candle, while the other negroes were at
work inside. The door, swinging against the girl
knocked the candle out of her hand, and the lint i'm
medately igniting the room was instantly filed will
flame. -
If fire light must be used in gin-houses it should be
encased in thick glass and properly protected BY
stout iron wire-such as are used on the decks q
steamboats,. .~.s-.t III. gsso.tr + II -
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Hon II. 2. S1MEAiL-Frcm tne Gazette Of SatHr-
day evening We learn that the talented gentleman
v'iesc name cads this pIasraph is to address the
citizens OF this city on the 18th inst. We had the
!easiTc OF listening To him near JAtks1n, !A Slgrt
time ago and d. mot hesitate pronounce h;Hla cap
tain among captains in defence Of the t:3t print rlls
and policy Of the North American nepuhlI:.
l3aton Rouge Comet, litil.
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By this statement it will lie seen that the price of
sole leather has gradually appreciated from sixteen
cents per pound in January t" twenty cents in Dc
ccmbcr, and is now readily sold at twenty-five cents
Various causes have been assigned for this great rise
in price but the most reasonable one is that the de-
man1 has increased each year. Willie the number Of
imported hides upon which onr tanners greatly DE-
pend 10 make up their supply, ha7 not kept pace
with it.
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gotal guttIligeltte.
sterdaY held

M T,,- mt
'1 ~ 2 he o~oroief ~ yesteIday hela
rs ie lo me aeah OF John Foley who died at the hos
80 - 'i. ,e eneet OF staos m charged % nave
pe lhhc'ea os fhck walsh on board the tozhoat Olivia
~ e p'etioAs's' Tue inquest haVns heen deferred till
% = ihe the only witness being On board that
= "ppe"sea tha' Whil't the oYia vas lying at the
o street. preparing depa'tpe Walsh and Foley
rom onhins cruise anu went on board Whilst
~ ~ ~ 4 ~ 'iie hoa, o!es 1itfeF down STICK OF wood
a aad - -, - Y Z faee 2 aoW 2Eo
] 40 80 "s' "us4 soih 70 me engine room anu
] a." ' returned ahd tod a5sh with oaths and
-: ~ '.'e "'ou.s a - m .l"t "ltsi ~ appoaefeo
nm ey 'icheu olsy sFueh walsh with the wrench :
ts 49,, ~ "ii,e u'Wn y alsh nfeW his sheath
~ M oe' 1 mn t"eFe 'iines " assa then rent on nHt
Agiers where he was soon arrested
Third District police. Foley native Liverpool twenty
i've years of age. 43s%s 5s554.s ill.,
On Wednesday night Deputy Coroner Mitchell held an in
quest the decomposed body young male infant found in
alittle cheap coffin being amid tile weeds
Of Perddo and ST. james streets. The Coroner had been
formed the previous Friday poor man had called
the Street Commissioners Office with certificate. in order
have his child buried, stating that it had atiborn
Deputy Commissioner declined assisting him as he knew
of the certificate and advised him 10 20 10
the Coroner The left not heard Of afterwards
by either the Street Commissioner Coroner "Wednesday
morning coffin and corpse were found as atoye stated The
Coroner apprsed of it. set himself tn nrnrp I in pnni
undertaken who identified the coffin Al one he
had given Friday poor named Buckley living on
Lafayette accordingly sent TO arrest him,
His story that his had been born dead through tic
mmanagement of the sageyme was stranger to him
and his wife that he poor bury it, had begged
coffin put the body took it under his arm to car-v
to graveyard and that by the liquor that he
had taken alleviate istroabe staggered into the lot fell
down with his burden and left it there The iury Of INQUEST
unable determine how the child died. the body being in
ahorrbe state of decoposition upon statement tho
etchcd father added that fc mother was very
low If malpractice the Coroner gave or
@ hsFs rot ns arrest o. me could be found She
! e'N f " N'F ~ rN'54t-ssatt55$g tGgr4ss=f$ II
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3 d U l. AR ? A C Z Z I S
s7~E UNIFIED STATES TI,I- RE.,
sss9EE4llLtttiS sss9EE4llL = WEEKLY MAIL LINE 5!lsasEEs


80 WEEP STAEiis H1S5i $50 :
N Tv.STAY, at on 1HH$61I ON s!TT F5zY' 4,
The a.sseut III rhe :ysice F III The .inye, sf N T.
If' SEf MI G.:ss 5, dsS dRtss:
G. qimes YIN leare GaP, j. b. CGnonT. P T.eai!ers will
pIaqnm rol aldsonyIi: aqHe TiiIs rlm.smin. b.
Eoc por Hudson mine Ba'on Rouge Eouse PORT !Iud
Bayou saTa ,s Eel Por; IIu,on DO laye @ Bayou Sara BED
Adams, Ntshes l.anding, Fort Ad Adams Nutc!cz Wa
Waterproof, Rodney Natcle7 Wa terproo Rodney, st.
ST. ,Eoseph Grand crproo Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf,
Gulf Warenon and Joseph Grand warrenton and yick
TfEjskSpE WIG @"FFeSpn M Fn,S m eys! s1rVE 4
NJ '''-' iii o. seas sSE:R9;S sai and ' lake IA
SSH%SSsSa$ 5i?j#:a5$ Vs'G
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
he sf boats s at 9G soSS W6o nd
Ta without delay 4, and ID without any ; ext,a charge
conaing money, jewelry other v4uaoes. regular
@ f aG pa f o sis @ M vSse s G @ M
by the ptsseneers, Or contained in their baggage.
'' 's' passage cRRRR%L R};fR q I''i PR2r5nARD CO.,
so 7n SMITH NJ 6?S fsogi'oass E GasG@is' S.
6F2 1s5s x 7dH tEta asR s39:s 3
Of dc packets hersoiore in the trade beseen the W two ci,es
lave organized company 10 run TRI-WEEKIX LINE OF
RiEysR f5P M NJ; fSR
The Boats comprising the Line all of the FIRST CLASS
inferior in the WeS: Sou! for speed and
safety.
Will leave each place every MONDAY WEDNESN.A aad
FRIDAY, at clock 2. NJ.
ES"Partcuhr attention will he paid to way business.
-MoSDAY PACKETS-
y Nebraska. G. j. Church, master.
Ben Franklin, NJ G. Andcrs. master.
"WEDNESDAY PACKETs-
.3Osln Sim0ntis- ]. ". Gosee, master,
1nEomnr, l.. Mc)onough, master
FRIDAY PACKETs-
II. n. w. Hin, Thos. II. Newell, master.
Beif,st, II. l." Church. Muster.
Shippers md passengers may rely the pnctualiy Of the
boats Of this Line.
The Line CONNECTS Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line aid with all the railroads and boats Nashville S.
Louis, Louisville.
B- continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to the
owners OF This Line is respectfully solicited.
sel9 If IOILN E. HYDE 4 CO. 6G Pnvdras street
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THH UarEH IlGvHRs-The river opposite this city is
falling slowly with about five feet water in the chan,
lel II Cairo No news from the Missouri there has
not hcen an arrival from That stream for three day
past Si:,ce last report there hasno change taken
place in the Upper Mississippi or Illinois rivers worthy
oE n;ttso. both streams continue soN aud navigation
ii Chcn eIy "vtuG'y difficult.
L. l..t.i; ; I-t.ilit:.lfr rt.tl ioSt
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boz was caught in the act of stealing dried hcr-
ries in front Of store the other day, and was locked
up in dark closet by the grocer. The boy COM
menced begging most pathetcay to be released, and
after using all the persuasion that his young imagina
ton could Invent proposed, " Now. ii you'll let me
o0t and send for my daddy, he'll pay yon rr the ber
ricS, aGd |sch besides ? This appeal was too
NJ. tr the grotery Jtl tQ stand ont against.
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HIDES.-Thc New York Sun Of the 10th inst. in
an article on hides. tanning, etc. has the following
statement of the imports of thsartcle into New York
for the last FIVE years. and the monthly sales thereof
fur fS55:
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g Halo, waiter, you black rascal where are you
We have ali been waiting this half hour" " Look
hcah, massa gemman bein' as how you hab all
turned teaters, just wait yoursels-lse too conse
quchtiai niger to wait on waiters-white uns, spc
cialv.'i
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\ gentleman having done something wrong in 4
public garden OF Paris, and being called to an ac-
count for it by Of the guardians, said to him: "It
were 10 put ia dollar upon each one of your eyes
cuuIi you Sec?" The answer was % No ; and if
had another upon mymouth could not speak
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-17

Have yon g0t the catechism. Jemmy?" said Il
female y;>it,'r to little yellow-haire1 boy Mann
ma = exclaimed litt!a Willie, - did I ever have the
catscli@m:'; . lie thought It was a new complaint
but it is al old one, especially with children.
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FOR RED RIVER.

VIII leave on FRIDAY. 17th inst. at 5 clock ?. VI.
, r. FOR SH2EE EEPOIsT - The fine,
fast running passenger packet steamer Union,
for Shreveport, Grnud Bayou,
Fcore. Alexandria and Goons aud all intermediate 1anG-
ingS Red River For freight passage, apply beard
Or -
oij LEWIS SNAPP K Front
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A punster at the point of deathsbeing advised to
eat piece of pullet, declined saying he feared it
might " lay on bis stomach s& 'sGs97:2S& -4l
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Y a z O O RIV r r,

VIII eave on Friday Oct. Il. a O'Clock r NJ
, H3Esss - FO1s LEFIOEE, GREENWOOD
81 Sidon Yazoo City. Satara ard all intermediate
andnGSIlc light draught passenger Steamer
Ariel, Benne, Master, will leave abcYe For Freight or
Passage. apply on board. o: 10
+. b SMITH,
octl7 4 T.hnuoitouIns street
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The editor OF an exchange, in his contemplated i'm
prOycnents promises to give the ladies something
tlatl tick!c them just like q spider on a mans
nose
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IT, - STEAMERS ECLIPSE ffzg.
EaliAxAIL4 = AND eAafE+ p
tsst5zSeaa SOUTHERN BELLE, $780,

TINE magnificent T. s. Mall THE elegant aud fast run
steamer T. ips c, l.. w. ming $ IL IL c l..
BroRiwe. commander, will ellie, j. NJ. Br2a.l ELL
her regular weekly comMander commence
trips New Orleans Vicss regular weekly pS in r New
burg Mikeia Bend, lake Orleans GRAM! t,fnyd Match
Irurtrtcc nnd lrnce trade Iez trade MONDAY, tl,
on Tlit RSllAE 4t Se?em 18TH September, leaving New
b leaving New Orleans every Orleans every MONDAY EVE
THURSDAY Eh hENING, III MING, 1T O'Clock. f9- the
O'clock for he above aid AT Hoyc Intermediate m
lltetiilettitir lt'ltings. iiilys.
The above senlntrs undergoing thorough oyuthau'iH
ard rcit;A will be i'll complete oricg and vii! attend
to all business entrusted q their care
Tie ECLIPSE Will freight FOX Ya:oe river cut re-
shin fictSblrG without. Delay.
SeleT the E',I-I'st. nor tile SOUTHERN BELLE will =,
feson 'h!t l"r letters packages containing Oter
Fauac- unless re Ar lS Of lng taken and
siHiGt o7 "ra"E viEafles deposited b. Passengers with the
clarl;, or cofi'.at,i in baggage.
No bills Will be recognized less contracted under written
o:Ger from the Captains of either Of the above boats and I'll
must DC !nti 1T the Office Of the whip they beo
before y clock he dy ot leaving for approval which will
eH Ne paid on presentation at the Office Ct tie Agents.
y!er street.
For freight or passage apply cu board OF 10
BKHA.NEIln BROS. a. 20, 65 Ciynyicr St,
Or LEW Is SNAPp L Co. d Front st.,
or l.. X. fAtG1IlIE, liS CaroHdelut st.prt.
y. RA clerk will he t!Ic l.evet the week
freight inT tn" NrlpSt
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The man who has right to do a, tc riel,es, gen
orally plel:es " do wr9ng.
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!. ,ns!.AyE DEPor, MO. 1855 COngpIDN

A srhhrN4i. fIAyH DHor No 55f as G Gp1H7fos Oh M
f t@anS,aniJ @ for n!e for either cas, Cy
6 II ascpon M nSs @ d Ell f@ v & AScS e!s s,
sS s sss M " s No M M tyanss Ts1 gsas
AT heir slaves OIL AS reasonable be Obtained the
'o'F F729 To3as 81 T. IL FsB 9 + @ smoG f aFe'
nfsT SS e. 5y:., cy r. !. sgs' @ ! G es
IiIEsT CASH rf1GEs paid PAID ! a. 5si.t;' LHay
TN, I4OcF1es,tsOD, WHO HAS MAD FIvEyE.ARs
~ sprisnrc j" ts sity a; practitioner Of medicine for
:,is method Of Informing M public that he treats with uu"r
as na Gons 'e i bac , IN @ word S 5 yST cTSr Sr cont
% q @ All iS1.ls T IL Tot o e form" % an @ 'jfa @
'F Nrls ti'~l1s' etc etc nr that class OF discase,
ii w'o IRE sisrtns vo!i sd,S do %S to give ne call before
" to ,ny Hi' pcsoa tsSs'y who @ %v W Rhcn ss r Or
+ II T e 1Ss son ne cn s42Ee f. @ for ~ S M M
" % @ S Of ny ] sesH; s ,:oyer, Th in Maep2 Neay a od il
IA conqaenee Of lhs a,y h,b &dyorti%eIcnts in ,:,e
sS ar c %' oh sa' s IT ferS9f M q KW s 4 s % IHy n
@ s.rGa "~.1 Pqyiras Iisyiq $40 '''>''>
81 j. +. LOCKWOOD, NJ n
A FST5,H s; & II: i4i- M e. STScT s55;s n. M @
a. ;, 'issn ';a, i3 otge Of ,i 2 @ s. cnmp
as assuyss Sd ~ ali otSs 5, 2corI Si sfivS io ia9 lie lie
XII a,sn Eye nror i pesonal ;ci; al outdoor sales,
ifrsF T. ss tS S a., he 2t hfpt s o; q the Zeal a
t1 Every tnGi' in his power will buyers ana
se!iafs nj Real Estate,
i,ratcaI pran;hoau and P,n D,,rer vii! he in consvt
astrni.tuce 1t his ofine.
'h the that ne will fvs strict a,tea,on IN III.
IN al It's details. Ae l;is t e viii stare ..
!iHhl!c patronage. BENZ kEHptG, Aurriolcer
n!26 Olire, No 3 HnmR strrp',
EgTEGEHEtlll IL I7t,FS'CAgy., sUGIl!i$St,V: TX,
w HONG Il MAtfItlNE, MHnufHeturnrs o Tir
and Sicet Iron Work. Dealers in stoves Cooking Barge,
Gr,tH1, Castings, etc, NJ 29 TchnUp,nIlas
i'i frdefs Ter steamboat Plantation and Blue keiRs' Work
tan'rt"H HS;a ucHfnDSS and ,liSrHstch. ohls
stlS 'isgNrsT EE'HN SOAP Evt,s3 3.As-DEpuT
n = Ii idisyp'tG streHt.
IA. nbsrrhlr, city tis manufacture
- Tor fArfiy Skip SlraTlont use, which tler t,r"
s': Vi IbiahGi rcpmati0l ttcombt o.G! with rvt-
lp daccaLr effects Of ordinary SOAPS in use ana
b" iNt:i trial, W.5Iig properties psY-
: r ana irartrl to colntn ing rcjaHt in sli
!lidf "a intnrr the finest fabric Of HliGa apparel.
t a'tTtticgS nil others being n,la ia
" ii Lent iur'e will pr1s.! =.
Il T., aI the Subscribers r:slal.siy S'tt T. t!i.r
2l4 q. Iih&l'N i f'o
y. Af:i ANIl 'tIi.t.cTOR Business d any t,strir
s'fH't used - is cf't will wi;l plo.npl atf.n,
No '''' Accounts !7coi throughout tie Il All !711 ,t
..lIlG.
u ...REFEnS To-.
!"rE sen, Mis-, Newt NrIeans,
s'Is, '!tialrN &t StrIE, Dat * Si.t.fet,
NIiani 3!::sl'Di.lu, Marsh 10
tT!i':r.~il0r 'rtH. tf.EN-
AE.GigEES ESAlEE~uGISEs.- To
Ton. pIepHrsl 10 h,n t.yraIl.
z iltUur and PIG IRON l,.s j.
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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF The J
AMERICAN PARTY.
m .- LOUISVILLE Oct. s. 1856. J
The statements of the Anti American party that buchanan
and Bechinrge would receive the electoral KentnGy
have remained unanswered bs the Executive until
thorough investigation Of the could le made That n
restqa'on las been made and The Erecutice Committee feel tu
""rt:td oter ctrM analysis Of the rote in each District
etery cutE md Wn1a eteryprecia that tie
Kentucky is sGe aid certain or Fillmore and Donetsn
TH0s. H. HUNT, Chairman,
j. 2. CHAMBERS.
HAMILTON POPE,
r. SOMERDY,
BLANTON DUNCAN
LA WHITLEY.
JESSIE r. BELL,
JOHN BARBEE,
A. " X. HARRIS
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Glorious sold K.cntucky.''

Glorious Old Kentucky" is sure for Fillmore and
the Union, notwithstanding some of the more reck-
less of the Bnchanante leaders have had presump
ton to claim her for their candidate Of this the
public may rest assured. That ancient Commonwealth
is as loyal to the country the sunower to the God
Of Day.
But for fear there may be some doubters, we have
concluded to republsh the subjoincd card from the
Executive Committee of the American party of Ken
lucky, which we find in the Louisville Journal of the
9th inst
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,
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it,s s5fS SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

FROM ID SEPTEMBER TO 3isr ocT0BE2.
4 PASSENGER TRAT n lei1ves Qrleap4 daily at half
pat o'clock p NJ, and arriye Magnolia Miss, NINETY eight
c1tIt4 ttom New Orleans st S:iT O'clock p NJ Returning
eaea An9noltaeTery morning ii 5S ocloe and reaches New
D:letl7 nj Il O'Clock, a. NJ.
FAHE-Threa crHtS mile each Children
yeas free Cilien twelve years Of
age and cporel persons, half price.
SEASON TlHkEIs ray be OIL 'ained at the Office Of the
t5Ip@ng5 M. ij taGniee h:niI" tickets,
~!1et Of halves in packages of reticel pice
>tJtG parhons permitted ride in ;c without
V.'itcn expressly authorizing them
2 cations to and from WHICH they As the will
% Retained h9 the Conductor. and Will be good for
election only those making trip both ways will have be
pr T;3:"f with
FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Magnolia and
1s' ine stations ut O'Clock, A. NJ, every Tuesday, Thurs
dJ ha Saturday nnd leaves Magnolia for New Orleans
ttTmeda1e stations. Mniay "Wednesday and Friday
aoFE% ut the same hour This train stops Fridays and
saturdays nj Flag Stations Gnlway between regular saons
t1 receive and deliver freight but other days.
h No freight will be receTrd Il. the New Orleans
ste: ) O'clock p. NJ.
r. P. GUYARD, Supt TRANSPORTATION
"a liue OF four horse mail from Magnolia
and from Jackson Magnolia eYery day connecting
7gf!A jhe passenger trims.