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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER Is, 1857. !
The Progress. of TN. War.

The war between the sideIians and auti.slidell.
ians Of the Third Congressional District progresses
in line STYLE It is getting to be intensely interesting
to outsiders And, no matter what the result NAV
be, the performances Of the respective distinguished
artists will ever be viewed as inimitable.
From the Plaquemine Gazette-a staunch Demo-
cratic sheet-of the Sd inst, we clip the following:
The Clinton East Feliciana Argus, Of September
l6th after quoting from an article in this paper in
an alternative in 56that necessity compelled Us to
vote tor him at that time goes on to ask from what
ne necessity Why says the Argus
R"a1 @ Sossss5 j. i ,ssss -
b
We deny the correctness Of the Argus statements
There was in the District able in every way TO
fill the position of Representative from the Third Dis
trcta gentleman Of the highest moral qualities,
and superior to 7. G. Davidson in natural and ac-
qured talents as one man can be to another and we
say further, that Judge Perkns-who is the gentle
man we have reference to--would have received an
almost unanimous nomination in the Convention Of
20, had it not been for the undue influence exerted
in that Convention by politicians Iberville had the
castag vote in that Convention and had this parish
voted in accordance with the known preference Of
been nominated. =
But as we have said, and are prepared to prove the
1berve delegates were influenced to vote for David
SON ana did hereby violate the trust reposed in them
by their constituents The Argus does well to prate
about the brave old war horse who met the enemy
when others quaied" There was no quaiIing by real
Democrats, but T. G. Davidson quaed before the en-
ergy of the Know. Nothing candidate and Demo.
cratic majority Of a thousand was reduced to . few
hundred votes, and Davidson we believe received
only Isl votes majority.
The fact is Davidson in ;55 as in 57 was forced
upon the people, In 55 he jecpardized the interest
OF his party. In 81 he will be beaten, but will
leave no means untried to drag down to defeat and
disgrace with himself the party to which be processes
| allegiance
The Argus would act the part Of propriety, it ap.
pears to u.s. in crticsng the past career Of the K n
boilers VINO support Davidson, instead of old line
democrats who have ever worked in the harness,
but who dare to protest against the unwarrantable
assumptions Of political demagogueism at home and
shield the palladium of our political rights from the
attacks of outside would-be usurpers.
With these family quarrels we have nothing to do,
further than to direct the attention of the public to
the revelations that are from time to time made.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

Frederick the Great was always fond of disputa-
tion but as be generally terminated the discussion
by coaring his antagonist and kicking bis shins, few
of his guests were disposed for argument he asked
one of his suite why he did not venture to give his
opinion on some particular question. !. 1t IS impos
sible your Majesty was the reply, to express an
opinion before sovereign who has such convictions,
and wears such very thick bootsE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
Special Notice to steamboatmen.

7, The undersigned respectfully informs his friends
that, hereafter, he will advertise and notice their
boats in the "DAILY CRESCENT, !, and will con-
tinue to supply them, usual with the daily news
papers of the city, neatly stamped and wrapped.
He requests continuance Of the liberal support be
has received for nearly three years. and By constant
attention, hopes to merit it.
JOS. 8. PAGAUD,
Steamboat Advertising Agent River News Reporter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

NAvAL-The U. s. frigate Mississippi arrived at
Funchal, Madeira, Sept 4th, in fifteen and half
days from New York, nearly the whole passage being
made with steam alone. U. S. ship Germantown ar
rived at Funchal, Sept lst in twentysix days from
Norfolk. All well on both vessels, .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

DUrF's MERCANTILE COLLEGE, ooRrER OF THIRD
AND MARKET STREETS, PITTsBURG, PA.-This time
honored institution continues to maintain its long
acknowledged position in advance of all others of the
kind in the land. The new edition of Duff's Book
Keeping has again been awarded the first premium
diploma by the Pennsylvania State Fair at Philadel-
phia. Mr. J. S. Duncan, the talented and popular
teacher of penmanship in the College, was also
awarded the first premium for his new and splendid
system of business and ornamental penmanship. We
congratulate Mr.. Duncan on this well deserved and
very properly bestowed mark of distinction upon bis
industry and professional zeal. No similar school
bears such strong evidence of the long and watchu
supervision Of the Principal over every department
and none has greater cause to be proud of the almost
uniform success of his numerous students in ever,
department OF business. [Pittsburg Com. Journal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

THE EARTHouAKE.--An earthquake seems to have
been heaving its way across the country from the
Pacific ocean to the Ohio river. Its shock was felt
large district of country in California on the
I'd of September. Beneca, Downeyie, Sacramento
City, San Juan, Nevada, Grass Valley, Pacerville,
etc.. were considerably shaken. At Nevada the
was cracked from top to bottom, and the people
rushed to the streets At ST. Louis yesterday morn
ing the people were awakened by the shock which
lasted perhaps and a-half minutes The oscilla-
ton seemed to be from North to South and the New
Albany Ledger of last evening says that the shock
was felt at that place yesterday morning.
This earthquake has not crossed the Ohio river,
and we hope it won't. The people on this side, and
from here to the capes of the Atlantic seaboard have
been shaken quite enough by the monetary panic
louisville Journal, 9th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

MURDER.-The Yicksburg Southron, of Wednesday
last, says: FtaL8
We learn that Mr.. Drew, an oyerseer on the
Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad, was killed at
thirty y-nine mile station, by Augustus Coleman, day
before yesterday We have no particulars save that
f6r some words Coleman discharged doubIe-barreled
gun at Drew, killing him instantly. Coleman had
not been arrested,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

TRAGIC FATE.-A correspondent of the Manchester
(Eng) Guardian, gives an account of the ascent Of
Mont Blanc by large party, among whom there
were several Americans, one of whom, a young
lady named Trelaway, slipped over ice precipice
and fell hundreds of feet into issure, where she
must have been dashed to pieces.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

SlNGER'S SEWING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New family Sewing Machines also Taiors Shoemakers
Camp street. - ~" ""
Also Needles silk and Thread, all York prices
Old machines improved and repaired other machines re-
ceived in exchange the at NJ Singer Il Co.'s
once. in New York. WALTER B0NNETT,
OF ly Agent for Louisiana and Texas and elsewhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

Packet Line-Monday Packet For Memphis,
sssssRh Helena Napoleon, Greenve and all inerrledi.
ate landngsThe splendid packet ben Fran
Capt j. d. Clarke will receive freight the of rod
street. and will leave above For freight passage apply
on board, or to J. II. FREiIGH,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel
This Line connects Napoleon with regular Packets
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis
Packets for ST. Lous and for Louisville. ole
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

Leaves on SATURDAY. l7th. inst. at 5 o'clock p NJ
IT. FOR JEFFERSON, SMITHLAND
l&AGAt Benton, Port Caddo, Albany, Swanson's and
MSeorins's Landings Shreveport Grand Bayou
the very light draft steamer Bl0omcr, Peae master
w. H. Marshall clerk will leave for the above inerme
diate LAT dngs For freight PASSAGE apply board
OILS BALDWIN e. %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,

Leaves FRIDAY. the 10th inst, Mt 5 PM
, ~ ME MPHlS and NEW ORLEANS
lEAEL5sst y PACKET LISE-Friday Packet-For Memphis
Helena Napoleon, Greenyille: and all interme
WIay will he ready receive freight Thur day morning
at the foot Of street and will leave above For freight
or passage, apply on board, orto J. H. FRELIGH,
Office under the St. Charles Hotel.
This Line connects at Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis with superior
Packets for st. Louis and Louisville ol3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
FOR YAZOO- RIVER

VIII leave on SATURDAY. 18th inst at s F. M
r. FOR LEFLORE e, GRE ENVOOD
Sdon Yazoo City and Satarta-The elegant and
sssa swift running passenger packet steamer Alton
Jr., F. * Powell 1--WE master; Jno White CLERK, will leave
ne apove ana an intermediate landings For freight pas
sage, apply on board, or to j. s. PAGAUD
o5 Adyertisinr Arant .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
~. COAST PACKET STEA N ER

tlssGssihhsSS Bella Donna-To and from New Orleans,
SS.s%@B Bayou Sara. Fort Adams, Williamson Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA
VIM McCombs will resume her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening, O'clock
Bayou every Wednesday evening" of the
from Woodville.
nA clerk will be the Levee receive freight Thurs.
day morning.
nParcular attention paid to the receiving landing Of
and freight all hours of The day night
iy29 tt HOLMES 4 CLAUSS IA Tchoupsoulas
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Or RED RIVER.

Leaves SATURDAY, 18th instant, p NJ Positively
-% FOR JE FERSON, SMITH
tsIls7H Bayou, Grand Ecore, Campte, Alexandria and
ortons and all intermediate landings Red The light
draught passenger packet steamer CaDsin
A. D. nenow J. A. 0ttoway. clerk will leave as above For
freight or passage apply on board,
BALDWIN 4 CO Eropt araa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

ssAss SIDyES.-FIyE HUNDRED CUOKIN9 AND
HEATING STOVES, CT the latest improved patterns
mist Cooking Ranges the celebrated Creole eook
Stoves ~ Of their own manufacture.
The undersigned prepared execute at short noce oil
orders for Sheet Iron Chmneys Breechn Tanks Boxes
and Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
boats Hotels and Private Families They are agents for the
manufacture of acCRACKENS Patent Evaporating Steam
Sugar Pan They have certificates in their possession that this
with the same quantity of steam has evaporaed double
the quantity of juice of the Pan They have
working model of the Pan which they will be happy to exhibit
to any one interested in the culture of Sugar Cane
WHEELER Il FORSTALI,
Dig ly 219 Tehouptouas, Front Fulton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
esses On iosA % IHn INST, a ~ 4: NJ p9sitiyEE We

1eNEts on IUESDA !, NNh lnst, al lD AZ W postively
, r. - EON-REGULAR TEN
Day Packet for Napoeon-The light draft,
fast passenger packet steamer Republic. I,
Je Stewart MASTER will leave Napoleon
and Gastors Landings Columbia Creek Geenville Ar
gyle La ding Kentucky Bend Lake Washington Point Wor-
1hnSo d;n tfke Caroline landing Ashton
intermediate landings For freight passage having unur-
passed accommodations, apply on hoard to .-
7. B. SMITH, No. 4. Tchoupitoulas street.
PASSENGERS G atd shippers can rely the Republic
New Orleans the 10th 9th and Both of month Return
ing VIII leave Napoleon on the 81, Ii and 23d. ole
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
Leaves FRIDAY. 10th inst. Mt s p NJ Positively
r. FOR RJEFFERSON, SNIITHI,HNn

Port Caddo Benton, Moorngs Landing Swan
sons, Albany Shreveport, Grand BAYOU Camnte
Grand Ecore, Maurice Cotie Landing Alexandria Goro
and all intermediate landings Red Rver-The new and eh
drangh steamer Marion, Geo Alban, MASTER Dick Welcb
clerk will leave as above The Marion will take freight for
above the aft with privilege of reshppng Shreveport For
freight or passage apply OH board. j. s PAGAUD,
ol2 Adyertisinn A. want
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
Leaves on SATURDAY the 18th irst, at 5PM
RE(sTTI.A a n nj r. M pIFJS UlIJIIR

IkaaTnE45 DAY Two Weeks packet stenmer Peter Tel
ass&<ssA lon, John Box, maser.-For Mernphs Helena,
Friar's Point Napoleon, Gaines Landing and Gastos Land
ings Columbia Deer Creek GreenyilIe Argyle Landing Ken
Lake. Princeton, Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitchers Point
Skpwith Landing Lake Providence and all intermediate
superior swift running passenger
steamer Peter Tellon, John Box, master, will leave
above. For freight Or passage apply on board,
I. B. SMITH, Tcloupitoulas street.
ocl0 j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

FOR ATCHAF RIVER

Leaves on SaTu uRDAY, 17th instant. P. NJ
FOR AT TiAKAPAS.-THE REGU-
lar lar and stanneh packet steamer Cora, T. Grip
thoroughly overhauled and repaired wifi resume her emlar
trips throughout the entire season. commencing on Saturday
e'ope' , ioo fo freight passage apply board
10 HALL, ROOD PUTNAM
~. , 8 Customhouse street.
OH j. s. PAGAIID.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16
Leaves On SATIRDAY. 18th inst. at t5P.M.

lEAEht Port Caddo, Benton, Shreveport Saint Maurice
Grand Bayou, Grand Ecore Alexandria the
lsw elegant ana swift Tnnng passenger packet
.bove aud all inerm landings above For freight or
passage, apply on board or to T. b. SMITH,
ol2 TehoIlpitoIlas street
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o U A CHITA RIVER,

Leaves on FRIDAY. 10th inst, at P. NJ
~ F r. CAMDEN DIR f CT-FOR
lEsalh Trenton Monroe Columbia Harrsonburg Trini-
ty, and all intermediate landings Ouachita and
Black RiversThe fine fast running
ger packet steamer silver Moon, j. w. Moore master
Frank Moore clerk will leave taking freight for Cam
den and all intermediate landings For passage apply
on board, TO ft''
OLE BALDWIN & x Front I.,ao
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, r. 1S57-1SjS-LEAvES EVERY SATUR-
lEAkHA,yES nrdsy at O'Clock r M.-REGULAR SATUR.
isesesE|ssssA DAY PACKET.
The magnificent packet steamer Eclipse, W.
Broadwel master will leave regularly above Commencing
on the 10Th sepember for Baton Rouge Bayou
warenton and vicksburg For eisht passage having
surpassed accommodations. apply on board o
GEO d. HITE & CO., % Front street
1.The steamer Eclipse will take Yazoo River freight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

Leaves every SATURDAY at9A. NJ.
, ~ THE REGULAR COAST PACK
l@AR55t,S ct DIR. Batey, A. Dugas master, will ply
3saA regularly during the winter season between New
Orleans Donadsonvle stopping all the intern edate
ing the Coast and attending the business Of the
b. E. Clark ALSO taking freight for Bayou Iafourche
usual rates Leaves New Orleans Saturday at o'clock
A: NJ. and Donaldsonve every Wednesday, at S. 4. NJ.
The light draught City of Knoxville
with the DR. Baey aDonaldsonve taking her Bayou freight
down as far as Lockport.
oct9 Js PAGUAD, Advertising Agent.
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at 10 A. N.
, r. REGULAR SATURDAY MORN
@AShfsSS ing Packet for Vcksburg-The II. w.
ssssssasA Adams, Oh. E. Marshall, master, will leave
for Warrenton New Carthage Grand Gulf ST. Jo
sep Rodney Waterproof Natchez Adams Sara
Baton Rouge, Plaquenine Donadsonve and the Coast as
above. For freight passage, apply board.
W. G, PORTER. l3 Gravier street.
H Particular attention given plantation business Yazoo
river freight taken high with privilege
shipping. oil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-10-16

5FINHE IMPRUVED McCHESNEH WASH-
Il ING MACHlNE-Manufacured and for sale by the sub
scher Orders left at 70 Apollo street, 24 Magazine street
in Box li6 Mechanics Exchange the
James Collins 6S Apollo street, where specimen be
will be promptly attended to- All ask Of the public fair
trial. andf they do give satisfaction the
money Wal be refunded. j. NJ. DAUGHERTY,
WAY No. 10 Apollo street.
known and popular Hall being thoroughly
and decorated In and tasteful
position the desirable location the city for
Artists others proposing give Entertainments
experience has proved the
only in New Orleans but in the Southern country.
and Spacious Dressing Room for Ladies attached
the Hall.
will be very reasonable terms either by the day.
week or MONTH Address
TMoNTGoM SMITH,
sel2 Auetioneers 81 Camp street.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
Lawrence and Humbolt Mail Stage
Convention.

from laWTeIlC6l 10 IlulllUOlS Wap hVlu
at;Ohio City,on the 22d inst, to in
stitutel measures for the establish
ment of line of mail stages from
Lawrence to Humbolt, to connect at
all the intervening towns.
The convention was called to order
at one O'clock, and on motion of A..
L. Ross Jr., P. P. ELDER, Esq, of
Ohio City, was called tolthe chair,
and S. S. PRouTY of Prairie City,
was chosen Secretary.
On motion of w. +. M. Army, a
committee of five, consisting of w.
+. M Army, of Hyatt, A. r. Nor
TON, Of Ohio City, 0. P. WILIETT,
of Prairie City, DR.. HARTMAN, Of
Humbolt, and WIN. MCKINNEY, Of
Brooklyn, was appointed to present
business to the meeting. l w
The committee on business made
the following report:
WHEREAs, The present mail facil-
tiles and communications from Law
renee to the south of Kanzas, through
Brooklyn, Prairie City, Ottawa
Creek, Ohio City, Fairview, Liberty,
Hyatt and Deer Creek to Humbolt,
on the Neosho, are such as retard the
busines of our growing country
and '. '""
WHEREAS, 1t is to the interests Of
the whole community to have good
roads, stage and mail communication
through this section Of Kanzas, as
soon as practicable therefore
Rcsolved, That we will use our in
dividual endeavors in our respective
counties to have the roads made and
the streams bridgcd, SO as to make a
good thoroughfare which shall be a
credit to tho towns which we rep
resent. oy o o
Resolved, That Stage line be es.
Itablished from Lawrence to Humbolt,
| to run twice q week, directly through
the above named towns.
Resolved, That committee con
sisting Of one from each town inter
estcd, be, and is hereby appointed tc
see to the Improvement Of the roads
in theirrospective counties, to ascer-
tain the amount their respective towns
are willing to contribute for the trans
portation Of the mail on the said
route, and that they be authorized tc
make fulr arrangements for the es
tablishment Of said stage line
\ Resoluea, That a committee o
three persons be appointed to confer
with the citizens of Lawrence ant
solicit their aid in the establishment
of the route, and that the same com
mittee also prepare memorial tC
Congress for mail route on the roat
designated. l.i
On motion the report was accepted
and adopted.
The following gentlemen were ap
pointed o committee in compliance
with the provisions Of the third res
i olution:
| G, SToRRs, Jr,, Lawrence; B
BLANToN, Blanton ;'WM. MCKINNEY
Brooklyn II. CLIFFORD, Prairie City
j. II. JONES, Ottawa Creek; A.. r
MonroN, Ohio City; II. CoBENDER
Fairview j, S. JONES, Liberty w
r. M. Army, Hyatt; THos. j. DAY,
Deer Greek; j. A. CoFFEY, Hum
bolt, ~" '''' "''.'.. 800 ~
The following gentlemen were ap
|pointod committee in compliance
with the provisions of the last reso
ution: y" ',.'.
w. FoM.' Army, Hyatt; s. s
PRourY, Prairie City IA. r, Mon
TON, Ohio City, a.Ial U.a.
On motion Of Mr.. Army, the com
mittee on subscription and road wer'
requested to assemble at Ohio CitI
on Saturday, September 9th to 70
port. 9s aHu imw ml l9uuu
On motion, the Secretary was rc
quested to furnish copies Of tho pro
ceedings Of this convention for th
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

EV- II is said that tho land in
Douglas countywill be open for pre-
on the 10th Of September.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27
9rsQzz,R,y77@,,@sa s.,
u,ha,ai11 q q |IuraI.B
-Retnrns from Missolri indi

Democrat1s fearful of foul work with
the official returns to defeat the YER
dict of the people and elevate Stew
art to the Executive chair.
In Wood county, Texas, a.
paper of free soil tendencies, was
commenced. The editor has been
driven out of the county, and the
press and type destroyed. Thepaperi
was published by q German in a
German settlement. o. yo,o,t tr
-Counterleit fves on the South
ern Bank Of Illinois are circulating,
and new and very dangerous coun-
tertelt $l0 note on the Band of Ken
lucky has been recently issued,
against which the community should
be on their guard. uau,
The grasshoppers that have
threatened to destroy the crops in up
per Minnesota have been killed by
the recent cold and wet weather Il
is said that bushels of dead grass
hoppers, in masses, may be seen on
the prairies.
-AdviccS from Texas state that
Senator Rusk committed suicide at
his residence on tho Goth ultimo by
shooting himself through the head
with rifle. No cause is assigned for /.
the act.
The pony which Victoria gave
to Tomb Thumb, the smallest pony T.,
in the world; died at New Bedford,
Massachusetts, on Tuesday, but the
skin is to be stuffed.
Reports from Iowa go to show
that tho new Constitution has been
adopted by several thousand major
ity. This is hailed as a Republican
triumph. ..,.a ,g,
Strong minded women in AL.
bany, and the parts adjacent thereto, !.
have commenced cutting their hair
short, like men.
Tom Thumb has arrival, nam .
ed Littlefnger, in Boston. He is
six years old and weighs twelve /
pounds, . or
"A gentleman at Atchison, X.
t., lately refused $4,000 for his
claim adjoining that town.
Two new Episcopal churches
have been consecrated during the
past year in California.
A child of Miles Joice, in
Watertown, Wis, was recently bit
ten by spider and died.
The cholera is raging violent :
ly at st. Petersburgh, the deaths 0x- V
ceeding seventy daily.
There are 573 Savings Banks
in Great Britain, and the deposits
amount to $l70,000,000.
The number of suicides in
France for helast fifty years, amount
ed to 300,000l lluu
Pearls have been discovered
in considerable quantities in Jefferson
county. a.a a.. .,..
--ImmenSe quantities of fresh
salmon are daily taken from Quebec to
Boston.
The loss of life by the burn
ing of the Montreal, is now thought
to be 258. 'o q. l." "t'
"A youthful couple were mar.
ried lately in Detroit, at the ages Of
81 and SO.
| Nineteen churches are eml
braced in the Baptist Association of
! California. WN
wisconsin, scarcely twenty
years old, contains population Of
100000, yiiIrdam nnH
The trial of some Of the cleo
tion rioters in Washington is in
progress.
THE loss by the late freshet in
Chemung county will reach $780,
900. '''.gl oI '
7-As an extraordinary phenom-
lana "a H.. .a....l g. lhn Eo,.Ak e.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

BD- The bogus constitutional con-
veption assemblies at Lcccmpton on
The first Monday in September.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

ET The vote on the Topeka Con-
stitutiong il is thought, will exceed
ten thousand noi aditw h4lglg fIh
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

Eg- Mr. EDwIS j, REED, who was
shockingly burned by camphene in
MesSrs. WOODWARD q FINLnY's drug
store in Lawrence several weeks
since, died on thoi17th inst. He was
formerly from Richmond, Ind. N,
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

adEiTTThe GtaSshoppqr Falls Con-
vention Is nowIin session. The ac-
ton Of that body ID anxiously looked
' ihiNNfN gN ~ n0Hh4i Vfoftn iN
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

Ey- His NC, WALKrn ~ still at
Lawrence, DC.
Freeman's champion., 1857-08-27

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