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A. III. Sattig, & Co.,

On the Leree, one door bcloD the o. X. Grocery
WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers in
w Groceries, such as Flour, Corn Meal,
Coffee, Sugar and Teas of all kinds. Also,
fine lot of Wines, Liquors and Brandies
Leavenworth City, Nov. %, 1856.
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I. Hall & Co..
(.Syceessors fo Re;d = "a

WTHOLESALE and RETAIL Dealers
w in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and
Shoes, Hats, Caps. Queensware, Flour, Ba-
con, Salt. and all kinds of Wines and
Liquors. Corner of Secoud and Cherokee
streets, Leavenworth5 KIT. Dec. s, sc.
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S. Whitehorn.

PHYSICIAN, oBsTETRIcIAN AND cHrRURGEoN.
A Ii calls attended TO promptly. Surgical
"A cases Will receive special attention. Drugs
and medicines for domestic tse. Office, Man
haitian, X. T. dec. 22-ly*
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J. z. Goodin.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL
"A ESTATE AGENT will execute Deeds
Mortgages, DC, buy and sell lands and town
lots, invest moneys in Kansas property ,fol
others with care and promptness.
Lawrence, Kansas. Nov 8. $50. 2-l6
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VIM. E. G0oDN0W,
Receiving, Forwarding, Storage and
Commission Merchant.

A LSO, Agent for the purchase and sale of
n Improved Claims and City Lots, at Man
haitian, K. T..
Manhattan, April I2.-sf
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]. G. Blunt.

DHYSICIAN and SURGEON, recently
l. from Ohio, has located on Pottawatomit
Creek, Kansas Territory. where he purpose:
practising his profession.
Dec, 5, 1865
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Samuel Spruance,

COMMISSI0N and Forwarding Merchant.
~ Office and warehouse as the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Marx packages to
|'care of S. Spruance, Alton, nl.n
April % l256.-Iy&
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JAMES HOGAN,
Bookbinder & Blank Book afanufs,

8. E. Coz. SECOND . LocrsT- sTns., 81. Log.
A Ii kinds of Blank Books, made of the :.
"A paper, ruled to any pattern, AID seEe:
the new and improved patent mode.
Libraries, Periodicals., Mnsic. &C., &C.. bon,
in any style, and at the shortest notics.
Having been awarded the premium =; 4
late Mechanics Fair, he feels confident in !,
suring satisfaction 70 ali who nsy give hin
call.
st. Louis, No., April 10, SO.
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Topping, Brothers,

w Foreign and Domestic HARDWARE,
Agricultural alinsuuments, &c. Store between
Levee and Second streets, Alton, i'll.
Nov. 6, 1856. ly*
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DAVIS & CURRIEI

FORWARDING and Commission Mer-
L chants, Leavenworth City, K. T.
Febl6-ly
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Robt. T., Frazer

WATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, and
w dealer in Clocks and Watches. Clocks,
Watches and Jewelry thoroughly repaired
Woodward's Block, Massachusetts, street.
Lawrence, Il. T., Nov. 6, 1856. pig
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C.. 3, Clements.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend to all
"A business intrusted to his care: also. will
attend TO the purchase and sale of land ant.
land claims, the location of land warrants, DC.
Tccumseh, ShawneeCo., K. 7. =, Nov. %, sc.
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h. B. BoUTos, II I. RouTT,
Kansas City, Nc. Liberty, No.
Bouton q Routt.

a TT0RNEYS AT Law, practice in the
IA counties cf Clay and Jackson, 3io..and
in the counties Of johnson, Douglas and Lea
venvoFth, IN Kansas. TeEriscry. sssE
Dc. 6. 1856. :
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N. M'Cracken.

3WHOLESALE and RETAIL Grocer and
" Iron Dealer, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. .Levee, South Cherokee
street, Leavenworth City, X. T.
Nov %, 1856.
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T. Z. NAPLES.

REALER in Mems and Boys Clothing,
- and Furnishing Goods, wholesale and
retail. Corner of Piasa and Second streets,
Alton, Ill.
April &c, 1S56-ly
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B. f. BARRY.
Edwin Gary,

GROCER and PROVISION DEALER
u keeps full supply of Teas, Coffee. Su-
gar, Molasses, and general stock Of provis-
ions, which will be furnished Kansas hon-
eers at prices lower than can be bought in
st. Louis. Store on Third street, one door east
Of the Alton Bank.
Nov. 8, 1856. Iys
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Shows Imported, self-adjustingWind
Engine, for grinding, drawing
heavy machinery, and other pur-

Engine, tor grinding, drawing
heavy machinery, and other pur-
poses.
THE SUBSCRIBER being largely engaged
! i in the erection of Wind Grist Mills in the
State Of Illinois, is prepared to execute orders
for his Wind Engine and all parts and portions
of the machinery for FIGURING Mills, on the
shortest notice.
Wind Mills, on this patent. are built by the
subscriber so as TO secure from one to one hun
dred horse power in q moderate breeze. This
Mill. being perfectly automatic, or self adjust
ing, runs perfectly steady. no matter how tho
wind blows;is perfectly under control; can be
depended on in q prairie situation nine months
in the year, at absolutely no cost whatever for
power, and requires no especial attendance.-
1t is impossible for steam TO compete with it
for milling. Numbers are now going up under
the subscribers direction, in the State of lii
nois.
The entire machinery for mill Of two run
Of four-feet stones, including power, right to
use, bolts. stems. elevators, oonveyors, eurbs,
drivers, and all essentials of mill. delivered
at Alton, or st. Louis, on two months notice,
for $1,000.
The same for mill ofthree run of stones, for
$3.50.
TERMS S-Half cash on shipment, balance
in not Of six nine and twelve months secured
on mill, with legal interest Properdraft and
specifications for building, &C., accompany
each shipment, When desired, competent
millwrieht viii be sent with the machinery, at
four dollars day.
Circulars and particulsrized information
given. by addressing the subscriber, at Dixon,
Lee Co., III.
WILLIAM D. SNOW.
REFERENcEs.
Ward e. Bro. Bankers. Rochester, N. Y.
A. W. Snow, No. IS7 Fulton ST., .'
Brewster, Hoyt & Co., Bankers, Chicago, Ill.
Thomas & Reeves, 8"
S. W. Lewis d Co., Dixon, Ill.
Jan. 8, 165T.-3m
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I Hall & Co.

ID RECEIVING, Forwarding and Commits
IL sion Merchants. Corner Second and
Cherokee streets, Leavenworth, K. T,
Dec. 6, sc.
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E. II. HAyESs, C. NJ. CRAEDALI
HaVeus G CrandalI.

IMPORTERS Wholesale and Retail Deal
i ers in China, Glass, Queensware, Silver
Plated, Japanned and Britannia Ware, Lamps
Table Cutlery, DC. Third street, Alton, Ill
April 26. 1856 ly+
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IYDeralS Of freenolll
PUBLISHED EACH SATURDAY MoRSIsG, BIZ
G.. w. BROWN e. CO.,
Office Herald Of Freedom Buildins, Lar-
renee, Kansas

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
copy, one year, S20O
10 copies, one year, 1900
..sPaynaeni required in all cases ia ad-
rance. all papers discontinued at theexpira-
ton of the time for which payment is received.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
First insertion, per line, ID cts.
Each subsequent insertion, per line, g
Three Months, per line, so
Six Months, IS
One Year. &" 81 90
II Advance payment viii be required
for Advertisements from distance.
as Moneys, properly registered with post
masters, may be forwarded by mail at our
risk
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WhippIe G. Tunnell.

IXTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in DRY
| w GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES and Ready
| MADE CLOTHING, &c. Store corner OF
State aud Third-strs., Alton, Ill.
| April 26, '56.-ly*
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Allen & Gordon.

nEALERS in Dry Goods, Provisions and
u Groceries, Topeka,K. T. Call and exam
inc. june IS, 1s55.-tf.
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Aitcq Aebcftise
D. D. Ryrie & Co :,

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchants
~ Leree and Short streets, Alton, Ill.
April IS, '56.-ly p
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safes. 9 5


HERRING'S CHAMPION FIRE-PR00Y
IL SAFES, with Halls Patent Powder
Locks, the same that were awarded scpa
rate medals at the Worlds Fair, London
1851, and the Worlds Fair, New York, le53
and are the only American Safes that wge
awarded medals at the London Worlds Fair
These Safes are now admitted TO be supe
rior to any sver offered the public, and ihs
subscribers challenge the world to prodaes
an instance of these Safes failing TO preseryc
their contents through the hottest fires, OF !
burglar picking the lock.
The subscribers and their agents are tbe
only persons authorized to make and sell
Herring's Patent Champion Safe, with Halls
Patent Powder-Proof Locks.
s. @. HERRING d CO.,
Green Block, l35, l37 and I30 Water stree.
and 5 Murray street, New York.
ROBERTS + DAVIS, Agents,
ST. Louis, No,
c. c. Miller q CO., Agents. Rev Orleans
IL Orders for the above safes may be lef
with g. W. BRowE, Esq, at the Herald oi
Freedom Office.
Dec. 6. 1s56,-s3m
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Il EEP posted on Kansas affairs. Tedothiz
n subscribs for the -.
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Itent Circular-Saw Hill

Norcross' Patent Circular-Saw Hill
sTIGLENAS, JOHNSON & CO., fRoPR'n
-4Lto1, -. Illinois.
HAYING purchased the night fer all the
IL Western States and Territories of the above
patent, We are now prepared to furnish the beat
CIRCULAR s4w-MILL,
decidedly, that has ever been offered to the
public. Mr.. Norcross Is well known as the
largest practical and moet scientific manufact-
urerin this country, probably in the world; and
his Circular Saw-Nill is fast becoming as
popular and celebrated as his Planning Ma
chine, and only requires an examination 10
give it the
PREFERENCE OVER ALL OTHER sAw-MILLs
The saw has lateral vibration on adjustable
rocker boxes, and when thrown ont of line viii
recover itself by the action of the driving belt:
while at the same time the arbour has no later
al play III the boxes, and is made to fit close
with the shoulders ts prevent the oil from get
ting out while in operation. matter of great
Importance W here the motion is as rapid as in
circular saws.
The arrangement of this machine Is so per-
feet, simple and adjustable. that much thin
ner saw can be used than Is on any other mill
thereby greatly
SAVING POWER AND LUMBER,
and is much less liable TO get out of order. The
lead blocks Is great improvement over the old
style; both can be set by one nlan at the same
time.
We arc also manufacturing and furnishing
EN0IE BoILE ERs,
Bolts, and all necessary fixtures for said mills,
of as good style and quality, and as cheap, as
can be had in the West. We are also manu-
featuring the Muly Jumper Upright Saw Mill
which is unsurpassed as an upright mill, and
has many advantages over the circular saw,
with
ENGINES, BOILERS, AND AL COMPLETE.
All of the SAID work is kept constantly Oh
hand at the
PIASA UNDRY,
Alton, Illinois, and at II. c. NOISE g. Co.,
No. Is Main street, St. Louis No, who are
our authorizd agents for the sale of the same.
Orders for the above mills will be received
by CIV. BROWN. Esq, at the Herald of Free
dom office, Lawrence, Kansas.
April 90, '56.-1y
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Central House

pY B. JOHNSON. Vermont street, Law
D renee, Kansas Territory. Board by the
week, by the day, or meal, at fair prices.
Jau. 3, IS5f-tf
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c.. D. ELLIS. J. E. cAvESDKR. Jas. sxrrs
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ELLIS. CAvHNDHR & CO.
wHoLEsAIE nrAIs

MO. 4s MAIN STREET, corner Of p.
IN street. st. Louis, No., are now rece;r;-,
their spring stock which is Of superior ousE
and style, being manufactured especially b.
order. Comprising choise assortment Of !,
dies, Misses and Childrens' fnc ssoek. a.,
large assortment of 6ents' and Ladies' PsT.
delPhia make. All Of which they viii ss1 /:
prompt men or fol CASH q. . small siyy,,
over eastern prices.
An examination of cur Stock il SOLICITED :
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RtsiQess eares.
Drs. Prentiss & Tolles,
No. % Mass. Street, Laurence.
2-l6
John Hutchinson,

7 AWYER AND LAND AGENT, Office
IL No. Sc Massachusetts, street, Lawrence
Dec. 90, 1856. Iys
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w. T. Miller & Co..

DEALERS in Lumber, Lath, Shingles
~ Sash, Doors, Blinds, etc. Office on
Fourth street, near the Chicago and Missis-
sippi R. R. Depot, Alton, Ill.
april o6 IS56-ly&
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S B. G. a t is.

nEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses
- and Shoe Makers Finding, Plasters'
Hair, &c. Store on Second street, Alton, Ill.
Nov. 8, 1856. ly.
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Turner & Sidway.

| MANUFACTURERS and wholesale deal
IEl ers in Harnesses, Saddles, Trunks, Va
lises, Horse Collars, Hidess Leather, Sad
dlery, Hardware, Coach Trimmings. Buffalo
Robes, Whips, ,Overshoes, Fly-nets, &c. Store
No. 10 Second street, Alton. Ill.
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G. G. Mauzy,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealerin every
w variety ana style of fashionable Furni
ture, Sofas, Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries,
Mattresses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs,
Rockers, Looking Glass Plates. Window
Shades, etc. Corner of Short and William
streets, Alton, Ill. April 26-3t
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Alton II ou 8 Q

a ton II ouee.
c. B. HICKS, Prop'r., EO'RElLtY, Clerk.
HORNER of Front and Abby streets, fronting
~ the river, Alton, Ill.
April &c. 1s5s,-1y
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Topping. Brothers.

4VPPH5, OAOVAIC1s'
WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign and
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols
Gun Trimmings, &c. Also, Dealers in Iron
andSteel, Blacksmiths' Tools, Spring and
axels, Second street, Alton, Ill.
Alton, H., Nov. 6, 1856. lys2-l6
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Aoknowledgment

Of Receipts for subscriptions to the Herald o
Freedom, from Jan. 6, to Jan. 10, 1857.
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T III f DISPATCH.
suspension-Failur OF "Free In.
bor"--!SHteaoe Of eat1s-Eps,isw,ie.
RssroSDxNcE or THE RICHMOND p.rty nrsr.rcu
CARRsyHLs, SOUTHAMPTON, Va, !
WEDNESDAY MoRNING,..~....oCToBER 2s, 1851

A., \
Oct. 23rd, 1857.
our quiet little village has for several days been
IN some excitement, on account of the sudden and
unexpected suspension aud assignment Of one of
our most respectable merchants. Ills trustee 10
using the utmost dispatch In the settlement Of his
affairs.
Several sales have recently taken place in this
vicinity, Of the goods and chattles OF sundry in
difidnas. who immigrSted here several years siuce
from the Keystone state; whose motive to
teach the benighted natives how to renovate their
exhausted lands, and TO afford them practical
demonstration Of the superior efficiency 4 free la
hor Like most OF the same visionary schemes
this proved failure. For II while things went on
swimmingly, but no sooner had the financial storm
arisen at their Northern home, than they were
forced 10 sucCumb.
The Circuit Superior Court Of Nansemond coun-
ty. was In session the whole of last week at the
pleasant little town of Suffolk quite number OF
important having been decided. Three slaves
were sentenced 10 be hung on the Goth of Noyenl-
Der, for attempting to murder and rob Mr.. Bro
theirs, in July last. They were convicted upon
their own confessions, and manifested the utmost
penitence. white man, who is also implicated as
an accessory to the crime, Is in prison, awaiting
trial at the Spring trrm. The unfortunate yeutls-
man IL living. though so cruelty mutilated rs TO
nake life n burden to him, should he ultimately re-
cover. A free negro was condemned to six years
incarceration in the penitentiary, for numbering
another negro some time last spring.
An epidemic is prevailing in the lower part Of
this county which has in almost every case proved
fatal, the skill of our most eminent physicians be-
ing entirely bsfiied, not only in its treatment but
diagnosis. as it is attended with some symptoms
which they have never before witnessed.
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CHIcKENs.-There is nothing SO efic,

CHIcKENs.-There is nothing so effics-
cious as an Agricultural Fair in bringing out the
different varieties OF chickendom. On such an oc-
ca ion they abound plentifully from the little
Bantam to the tall shanghae THERE'S hardly any
one so humble that he has not an interest either
.svested or contingent" In the before mentioned
fowl The display of the animal at the present
Pair is quite good In past day It was everything
tant at the present juneture TO be all right the
chicken question. That our readers may be posted
on the subject We give list Of some OF the kinds
of chickens at present at the Fair grounds, yiz:-
Cochin China; Imperial China; white Dorkings;
red Chittagongs gray Chittagongs; black Poland
white do: silver Pheasants; golden do; spabgled
Hamburg; red and white Game; Bramah Pt ORA
Virginia Game; black Spanish: Indian Mountain
Wild Indian, game: Sumatra. game; Ostrich. game
Bolton Grays; sea-hright Bantams, Java Bantams
Great Malay and Jersey Blues.
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CASE OF PoIsoSIsGs-Two negroes, q woman
and her son, were lodged In the Jail Of Greenbrer
Va, ON Saturday, charged with attempting 10 poi
son Mr.. W. N. Hern and his family, in the upper
end OF that county. The poison was placed in q
bucket OF water, and Mr.. IIern upon tasting the
water, discovered that something was wrong. and
after close analysis, was discovered to contain
a heavy solution of strychnine. The boy at frst
Acknowledged the crime TO Mr.. Hern, but after.
wards when brought before the magistrate, denied
having anything TO do with II. In his confession,
he implicated his mother and both were according.
ly imprisoned
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HANDSOME DIspIAy na;obbo

HANDSOME DIsPLAY.-Our neighbor,
Mr. A. Hill, has display of his work at the Ne
chanics Fair that would do credit 70 the first man
ufacturer In Paris. Ladies' and gents boots and
shoes, of every conceivable style and pattern got
ten up by himself fill his cases, and should con
vince our citizens that this character of manufac-
tCres can be carried on as successfully in Richmond
as in any other part of the world 1t is to he re-
gretted that other manufacturers do not enter the
list and contend with MIR. Hill for the premiums
offered by the Institute; but if they are not dis
posed TO do 80, the consequences are their own
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HARD To BEAT.-Belvin 4 Atkinson, on

Governor street, showing at the Mechanics ex-
kibition. an oak wardrobe, and n rosewood side.
board, that are not easily excelled anywhere
They arc not afraid to compare their manufactures
with those OF other cities, both for workmanship
and price. and have started ont with the determi-
nation of deserving and securing success Virginia
farmers should examine ihese specimens, and when
they need something beautiful In tho cabinet line,
give their orders to Richmond workmcn, instead Of
sending to the Nerth
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FIRE WoRKs-A grand exhibition of
fire works will take place tonight, on Capitol
square under The direction efAid Fire Com psny No
!. In preparing this pyrotechuc display, no labor
expense has been spared, AMI we feel assuI ed
that it will surpass any thing Of the kind ever pre-
jectes in our city. Besides the fire works, several
illuminated balloons will be sent Of. Sec advertise
ment for full particulars.
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INFRINGEMENT II BENEv0LKNCE.-We learn from
the New York Evangelist that the religious and be-
ney0leut societies already feel, in the reduction Of
their receipts, the effect of hard times Those of
the American Home Missionary Society for Septem-
Der were only t2.4l9I9. against sS3oS.OS during
the corresponding month last year. In the six
months ending October 1st, the receipts of the
American Tract Society were fll0606S less than
for the came period last year. The theological
seminaries and other literary aud religious nstitu
tons also suffer in similar manner.
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VISITORS To run Sr.rr EAR ara sna.

VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR are spe-
cially and cordially invited to visit and use the
Library and Reading Rooms of the Young MenJ'
Christian ASS citation, in Goddin's Hall, corner OF
Bank and 1lth streets. where they will find the
principal newspapers of this country and of London
and Liverpool, Magazines Reviews and Il choice Lii
brary OF nearly 2000 volumes of scientific literary
and religious books. In few places could an hour
Of rest or leisure be more pleasantly passed
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LITER FROM NicARAGUA.-By the arrival At New
nork oi the brig Ocean Bird from san Juan del
we nave advices from Nicaragua TO tho Doth
nltino. All Americans suspected of symrn,bi7ipc
with Walker have been expelled from the conntry
AZ the Presidential election held in Nicaragna on
the .oth u!timo, Gen. Martinez wa, the suc"c,sfnl
cahaldnte' Great defensive preparations are going
dition nnder Walker. oNP'
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Holy SCgNr-Among tho nrp,oro

HOLY ScENE.-Among the numerous
handsome paintings now on exhibition at the Fair
Of the Virginia Mechanics Institute. is a superb
picture representing st. Matthew writing the Cos
pei and the Angel of Inspiration holding the ink,
which was painted by Miss J. Il. CoNR.p. Of Harri-
sonburg, Va. This beautiful specimen of art. we
regret to learn arrived too late 10 be submitted to
the Judges on Fine Arts, but from the numerou.
Communications it has received, We are fully as.
sured that the fair artist will receive from the pub
lie that praise to which sheis justly entitled Miss
o. has number of handsome pieces at home, Just
finished, which we hope TO see on exhibition next
fall III the Mechanics Fair
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MECHANICS SEEKING EMPLoYNENT.-By the last
steamer from New York, says the Savannah Repnb-
ican. 4 number of mechanics arrived in our city
in pursuit Of work. The application for employ
ment nt the different foundries, were, OF course.
unsuccessful IA they all iull-handed. Many of
them will doubt leave for the interior, and 9th.
will 20 back to the north, while those who are
more unfortunate, viii be left in the city to shift
for livelihood as best they can.
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LARCENY. NY.-NOrman. a slave, the poper-
ty OF r. j. Christian, arrested Monday night with
an improper pass and on suspicion of stealing
trunk OF clothes from follow servant, wxs tried
yesterday before the Mayor and sentenced TO 80.
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SHOCKING CAsUALrr.-0n the Sth inst while Mr.
Aaron Fox was working with an axe, at his resi-.
dence, near Philadelphia. Neshoba county, Miss.
his little son Albert stumbled and fell across the
wood which his father was chonning yaceiving .
blow with the axe upon his head which proved
fatal IN less than an hour
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FrH.LE LAnoR IN C.IToRSI.-The San Francisco
Gall papers say that there are hundred. of ser
want girls in that city worth from one to ten thou.
sand dollars each, their ordinary wages being now
twenty five dollars month. In the splendor OF
their dresses they far eclipse their mistresses and
ms the saying is, they "can take Broadway down"
without an effort.
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SILK SANS FOR VgssgLs.-Csptsin Rodanet. OF the
ship Franklin, OF La Rochevle, France report.
that silk sails possess strength, aexibility and
nrmness-they absorb less water and dry more
quickly than other sails. They are also very easily
handled, even in the toughest weather.
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SUspEsDGD--No Go.-The Disunion Convention of
Werdell Phillips Garrison & Co, that was to come
OF on October 2sth and 10Th, in the city of Cleve
land, has been indefinitely postponed, as its orig-
nators allege that the stringency Of the times
rendered 1t impossible to collect convention.