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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-24
Fire.

1t will be matter of general concern to
learn, that tho barn and stables of Mr. j. d.
GAILLARD, who resides near Walhalla, were
consumed by Gre recently. His loss was very
considerable. 1t was the work of all inccn-
diary
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the Hermitage, and its tender to the Federal
Government, In case the tender is not ac-
cepted,. the Governor recommends that the
property be-rotaincd as residence for the
future Governors of the State.
GETTING FRIGHTENED.--Gov Fletcher, of
Vermont in his recent message to the Legisla-
ture expressed the fear that slavery would be
introduced into that State. The Boston Past
says that the Green Mountains which mako
up that State, are in winter white as snow,
but Gov. Fletcher is an evergreen,
CHICAGO, Oct. II A destructive fire broke
out yesterday morning in State street, des-
troying the entire block between Monroe and
Adams streets. Tho buildings were mostly
frame. The loss by the fire is estimated at
Sl25, 900. W
The LAST OF Ir.-We have to announce an
other incident in the Burdcll murder case,
which has furnished New York with an OK
element that endured unprecedcntedly long.
Mrs. Cunningham, who has been undergoing
trial, failed to appear at Court on Tuesday,
and her counsel says he has no knowledge of
her whereabouts.
HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN .tRKANsAs.-The
Bastrop (Texas) Advertiser of tho 23d ult
seys that on the l4th Mrs. Hill, widow, re-
siding near Berlin, Arkansas, and negro
woman were murdered by negroes, who then
fired tho house and burned tho bodies A
few days after two negroes confessed to hav-
ing committed tho deed, and they were taken
by the citizens and burned alive.
CoNUNDRUM. is II peg in a new boot
like pang of conscience? Because It'll apt
to pierce the sole.
MORE PEARLs.--Pcarl muscles have been
discovered in tho Dauo river, in Texas. One
gentleman, living near Fort Marion has cm-
ployed ten men to dig for those muscles, and
lfds obtained ten thousand pearls, ono of the
size of rifle ball. Specimens have bccn
sent to New York and New Orleans, to asct :
tain their real value.
WILD PIGEoNS.-lmmensc quantities of
these birds (says the Warrcnton, Virginia,
Whig) arc swarmng in the woods near town,
aud are killed i'll largo numbers by our hum
tors. Over 300 were brought into Warron-
ton ON Thursday evening. In Prince Will
liam two gentlemen Mt one hunt killed 450.
A TURN CoAT.-H. S. Footc, formerly Uni
ted States Senator from Mississippi, and late
ly prominent American candidate in Cali
fornia, was one of the speakers at a late Dem
ocratic meeting in New York. This ;cntlc-
man during the last twenty years has been
upon every point of the political compass
Push him round
DRsADrULCAsUALTY.-Th Marlboro (Ml.O
-tdcocate records the death of Miss Margaret
Colfrcn, a daughter of Mr. Francis Coffrcn.
of Nottingham district, from her dress ace
dcntally taking fire. She was in the 2O.h
year of her age.
FLEEcED BY PICEpoc6Ers.-Dur the
foolish run on the Brooklyn Savings Bank, on
Saturday, ~tcral persons who, in tho excite
mont of the moment, withdrew their deposits,
were fecccd by pickpockcts before leaving
the bank. One lady was robbed of 5000.
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BsS- We were unavoidably absent last
week, and left the COURIER in charge of q
kind friend Other duties have prevented our
giving the usual attention to this number.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-24
Death of Ihzan ] Rice

Recent intelligence from Kansas brings us
the melancholy tidings of the death of IDzAN
j. RICE, Esq, formerly of Anderson district.
His death was caused by a fall, he surviving
the accident about two hours. Mr.. RICE was
editor of the Southern Rights 41dcocate for
several years, and more recently of the Leav-
enworth Journal, in Kansas. He was young
man of moro than ordinary talent, devoted in
his friendship, with fattering prospects be
fore him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-24
CouNrERrErr on THE CAMDEN BANK.

COUNTERPART on THE CAMDEN BANK.
The Fayetteville On. O. Observer, says /;
A friend has exhibited to us two coun-
terfeit 500 notes on the Bank of Camden,
5. O., whicl we're sent here from Mont
gomery coun,v a few days ago, in satisfac-
tion of Judgment against citizen of that
county They are correctly described in a
New York Counterfeit Detector, as having
for vignettes, a beehive, and an eagle on a
shield, and female with shield on the low
er right corner. The signatures arc en-
graved, not written. The paper of one is
greasy, the other white.
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Mr.. ELIJAH w. BROWN, a young mer-
chant in Anderson, was assaulted by foot
pads on Friday night week lie had closed
his store for the night, and was going home.
When passing through some woods on the
outskirts of the village, two men, evidently
strangers in the place, who had a moment
before asked the direction of some house,
suddenly confronted him and dcmanded if
he had any money. lie Hesucceedcd in break
ing away from .cm, and escaped to the
village, not however, until several blows
had been aimed at him with knife, which
fortunately injured only his clothing.
-" S-----
SoUTn CAROLINA BANKs.-The Char
lesion Standard of the 8tb inst, says: at
is needless, perhaps, for us to inform our
readers that the stockholders of all the
South Carolina Banks are personally liable
for three times the amount of their stock,
so that there is an unfaling surety against
the non-redcmption of their notes; and
another thing that there never has bce,i n
bank failure in South Carolina by which
the public has suffered"
PRoFIrABLR CRop.-The Lynchburg (Va)
Courier states that Capt. Buford, of Bedford,
county, recently sold $4,000 pounds of bacon
in that city OF 20 cents per pound making
the snug little sum of $4,000 for two crops
of hogs.
A Poor GoyERNMENT.--Tho Secretary of
the Treasury of. Mcxico says that it requires
20,000,000 annually to meet the current ex-
penses of the government; and that tho an
npal dofcit is not less than nino millions.
ST.. LoUIsy Oct. l2.-.The Kansas democrats
charge that large numbers Of armed men
came from Nebraska territory and voted the
republican ticket. The democrats still claim
. majority in both houses of the Legislature. |
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FLEEcED BY PIcxrocGErs.-During the
foolish run on the Brooklyn Savings Bank, on
Saturday, several persons who, in the oxcitc-
mont of the moment, withdrew their deposits,
were fceccd by pickpOckcts before leaving
the bank. One lady was robbed of 5000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-10-24

DRsADrULCAsuALTy,-Thc Marlboro (Mi.)
1dcocate records the death of Miss Margaret
Cofrcn, a daughter of Mr.. Francis CofFrcn,
of Nottingham district, from her dress ace
dcntally taking fire. She was in the 2Oh
year Of her age.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

''ss rc-iisiH' hNsi'r-oorvccS IN sns>hcr Cour sra
f-'t'c o''e ~ rf.t voses q h,s Colrtio
me- ~ sed Z. tsus.ns taftlr,d b f.ins. .f g
,'tisnt ~ HE family desy,,s b, Co. ,sS a..
's = Re n prostitute he is~ snd Il, fpra.s
hvil.c. sbst ought 20 be see.as rna,sr lie ~. i. d.
o@sJ ~sb be toss,- be- viii prdvce 10 ~"
- or ~ The Court aid this in the s,li papos o.
The rue of,hs Cour. In r-su,irg ntctrents whsrc a.
se n.y ins's With the rights of parties 10 c-
Cou, that bs eonost, /. 10 fault Ssd save bal ~
,' ,, II g es.t .b Or an 'ss",.nos 'ro 'ns n.<'s
a.t the setios OF tie GrdJay violation III compact
. M from h't 9si.s ,be e,e here srd Tho prRepss h
.ppoebr sere Jvto" fsbdf refused to make ~ oOa-
In case cf h ,le utility /. % IN h.vr, An ex,r,inats.
s in the Police Court. tho object /. 10 6nd
rot 10 esed in that for Re ought have sts a III af
tks, hsiore be sent be beel scrtb.
Tie Constu zion of S,se (Art as, contain. Tia las.
upor hl, jec Tie Lesia,uIe ~ ro-sTsssns
or AhSsing The liberty 1 scs.ce cr Of the pr-. .nt 10 ID
determine the and the fact Should dismiss
rot deem the matter ibeou could bs-dy override
s ion ard prevent the complaint so'ps Jury fh- lao
OF libel Az BE- .sd TO 6epeu3 upon Of eso
case ano ~ SUI ~, to the determination Of Jnry no
ina cesc. the truth s uO' of ef defence tsouth N so-
b ,d OF hs prtcston Tie roy. apd tbo ens are mate
rel PS;' Of tie deine: Holt m Lise s Am ed ~ A ei
pre-. exelnsvely fbst v,,re iep,rtusut Of the prs
ffe, Of ih. form. Of the liberty Of speech and o,m.
b, humsn pseru;ty the prcss Priotns bt
power used in the expression and demir stios q
our tho cushs but right" II is bot "ths uehant
st Of extending" what before writing used bad v b.
put.hcd in spescb end what before intns dAo~er4,
sdui,t Of no Other visible oI tangible shape than writing
Everything through the fundamentally otyps
ard Press COMES within the meaning Of the terms and
wolves the liberty the press ot on Lbel st Am IA.
IS - 65l
Posccuons libel not les recortrd in tbc newpsps~
10 have bu si b, the counsel By the defendant on the
ton bef re Jutse Iusse private prosec ntons The doc
tiue oi bos Il fund sov rexrd 20 pnbic tranquil
lS II pits tie rts the feelings Of vidual. eat
tie question e. Chhty Cr. P, 18th Am. I'd, &C., Hot
L,b-l ist Am I'd, -
The sw frhds revensevbcn es up the hands of souss
1T resoips the tongues Of othef" Asit d~& cornte
rercr summary ussce-i' viii not permit rdvidel to BE-
infsn.d 10 such . course
conclusive objection to the rule order Il ies,ior Is
that magistrate Justice Dsvson received the
pant and tLc other Justice F,ndre took bail Ia drnt
that 'he hdsvts Of mplant and recoS1z>nce 40 b.
TUNED TO the Police Justice before whom they werr taken tl"
order II cpshe of ution null BY res'on ~
uncer and ndeiUcpes IL should specify to wtA
Of these inagistrs'ss Tho pspers should be returned
The argument Of Mr. Whiting in reply was deferred
TIL wedres jsy uext
Adjourned til tomorrow at ii O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
LAW INTELLIGENCE
TUELEMMON SLAVE CASE.

SUPREME COZ RT-GEsrRM Trss-Ocr 5.-Bs'rs a,
he Jud.es.
Mr. Biunt began and finished his argument IN the
IenOp Slave case lie said that he CID not share IN
the astonishm Mt Of his eloquent mr. tvarts
that he leaIe counsel for the State Of Virginia should
iave ,epudieted In their points The authority OF the
law of nature From the close reasoning powers and
logical precision Of the erude opponent he could eI
pect nothing else. He well knew that the claims o
Virginia in that case were nconsstent with natural
law and cculd be maintained only by the overthrow
az subveIsion Of that Law. He must, however while
he gave him all credit for his sagacy 10 training his
points detract something from his Character tor os1
rshty. The same grounds had been taken and urged
With great force by member Of the Agerrue Divan,
upcn q proposition to abolish Slavery aud piracy 10
that Kingdom. The grounds there assumed were so
similar to tboe in the points that he cosld not 'erbesr
70 refer ibe Court TO it in second volume oil Fisnos
Warks 5lS. Here the counsel read the speeoh OF Sld
Mth,mit lbyetim much to the amusement OF the
Cont.
lie con:enSed, however, notwithstanding this high
authority that Slavery condemned By natural law
and that il could be only sustained and enforced by To-
cal law That this local law did Lot Stend or have
folce beyond the State where il existed that when
the slave escaped or wss taken out Of that Ssto be
became free. Such the conclusions OF the lu-
riss Of Eurupe ard hat notwithstanding the sarcssio
u amer in which Mansfield and Curran had been ailr-
ded 10 fer ther negTophiIsm, he would say with :he
latter co matter wnst complexion Incompatible with
liberty Indian or African sun hal burnt upon
"b.m. No mst.er for how many generations tue stamp
oihferoty had been fastened npon hin aad his race
"No matter With whs; sws you had enforced aud pro-
tecied the aocuned inti;uhon-.he moment be goes
"besopd the territory where those laws in force,
"his character Is changed. The chsttel has become
"msn. AS If touched with celestial spear from
"God's own srrnogy, the animal disappears and
"tbe imroiial spirit !. revealed. Tia slave has
grown beyond the grasp Of his master ard
stands redeemed, reEenerated snd 6isenihrsed, not
"by the spirit Of the British law merely, but by
"tbe irresistible genius OF universal emsnci patton.
Whcever beard Of Sale royer claiming ais fugitive
slsYe. TIE captive Of ti YAoI, before any Of the t.
burak Of Europe. Long before the decision in the
on the coptrent generally had established the SIS ne
nnrc;p,e The Ccurs in Maryland, Virginia, South
Csro,lrs Io;sAos. tiissou;i and KeztucSy enforced
he tame principle Here the c.ses OF the points were
s,xthrg ia tie Fedora, Cor stitutou, .xp.essed q
,ms,eJ VT !e ceprved that rr,e Of its fctce Or VA
S:,T i Gs Uoitee Silts5, sa1 cenencet tia. bJ tie
| .r.stt;oa q As fugitive sAVs pOv's'0s as s1:A d
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
CHAyTAUQUE COUNTY FAIR.
o Of The N. Y. Tribune.

correspondence OF The N. l.
FREDoNIA, Chaut. Co., n. Y, Ocs. l, 1857.
The Chautauque County farmers have had glo-
rous time Of Ii yesterday and to-day, Tne yeomanry
Of our billy county fockicg in by thousands eaca
bringing his Offering to help make 1t sne OF the most
attractive Fare ever held in the county. Tae soak Of
Durbams Devons and fereiOrds, were good, also the
working Oxen The little town Of Sheridan carried of
the rst preInun on the best ten yoke of oxen from
any one town. The average weigh 0f the ter yoke
SO lbs. and q were under seven years OF age
The stock Of coarse wool sheep vas the best ever
saw exhibited at County Fair. One cOssst lamb,
months old weighed ll2 lbs. The stock Of French
and Spani Merinos were not as good as We would
wish. The stock Of swine was limited. We had
some fire specimens of stations, brood mares and
colts. The celebrated stallion Black Hawk Dick,
from Vermont, owned by Royce & Co. Of Ciymer, re-
ceived the prase of all present He is perec. model
Of his sire, Old Back Hawk, aud fJr style and action
is unsurpassed by any horse in Western New-York.
foot race between four Ca..raugus Icdians at-
tracted much attention from sporting gents." 0ne
Indian ran miles in 70 min. 81 eec., and received a
snail purge for his trouble. As all modern Fairs have
tote,ninate with horse race did ours. rrotting
racing and pacing, were the oder Of the afternoon.
many the old sdage, "Toere is no placs ike ho ne
When il rams" aud home they went.
Yours etc A. L II.
PS. TIE corn crop is nearly all cut up aud out oi
The way of frost. The crop Rot an average one fol
this county Potatoes are good and rot out lsne, eN
eept on low wet land. have blue piaseyes that WI
average bushel TO II hills.
Carrots. turn,po, beets, cabbqgts, besns, pumpkns
stc were never better. Winter squash exhibited
a. our Fair to-day raised by A. T. Moss, ESQ., weighed
i06 lbs. and not npe at that. Tds squash VIII Do al
Buffalo ne II week at the State Fair. A. L. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
DIE ID.


AsEs WS A1s: ass " soSiy" SSfs'' and end daughter
Bartlett of Lee.
,yTuoNyA, No 81 Columbia street On Saturday Oct.
Abrsm Of stcpheu and orpha Anthony aged Yss
nth and days. -
BLAKE-rn thi. city. Monday eveIins oc, ae sss
ssis sl:s.l q "'' '''' ''' N'''' - .,...
"wednesday O'clock from the residence o. her broeft
law, J. D. T. H.r.ey, No. 522 West Twoutisth street.
BAss-A. ny.eL, Rocllsnd County N. y, on ssaora.yi
BissG Bass. in the i2sh yes Of hi. age.
BULL-op Sunday Oct. T. in Cumberland street near Afs.t
Louiss Boil. ssed yes, months ard Il Day"
pLAKE-At No 2ls Cepre street on ssardsy ocs Los-
Blade, eyed . years. '"'iVe OF S.1n"iH''e' ''D''
BTLLwINKLE-In Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, on s,trresS
Oct Henry Edward son Of Joen and Csasrns ,a
after Il ns illne,s aged year, months snH ~ Gays
prAMONp-At New w-Cjerm.ntown, N. on Monday OS >.
cssh.. w. nf.n. sou Of Peter H. Diamond Of this city, ssd
oaosyrNops suddenly. on Sunday Diht, Oct =. hs rr
deDce Mo- White stet, Seth GrOsvenor esq u As '''
tr.CLgyAtNo 2.l Tenth street. on Sunday, OFT Lettae
psney rclit Of Sesmsp HsuIey, dsoea,ed n shs ''o
Of her age. ..,.okr.
HoLLsGoD Sunday in B.o@aya: ., ,ofp nootss "a
u.RTsHoRsEIs n: city .; ,ss s.slS;y S ;s.9 q
South Brooklyn. cn sstafsay ~ ~ rs ~,
pI,asreL kopenismp ssed ,esrs II mouth. sna :.
LILIIEA. No. q We. Esssss:s y s.o .s .ns Fl Lille
,os ,es II 9es sse i..s Tsoua. r. woodruff c.,.,n
LAwBENoEA. s.@srsne.ss: .s:r TsIsif sTs psaf nss cSs
Jsxreuce IN bis 7sth year =, ,,. s..
u. soN-on supdsy, Sept ~ a. a' 'eS'
"s,rins, Jpo W. Msson, sseo % SsS"
g,IIIp tL. city sunds, 5aonns. OFT ".
louis Peeiwsn deceased, ssed % yesr 10 0ous' snA
IS days - -, II. =. 49,. -s
O. yesrs
,sOoRpAtN No. se Henry Str,et, Sunday nscrnpG Oct
foIn Wiisrn Moore of Henry and msry Moore Sed
rus nontb and AdsJI
sw AIN-On Second day morning. 10th month, h - -
WIDOW oi Frederick Swain Of Sssucket1 hAss ss's w.
and month";
The rsl.ses and friends Of she family r.spoeeeuy
IN ,pd tAe fcnesa tbe resdence Of hes sn
o. vsst Broadway. this sArruosa q SooocE
sICKLFs-ln this city, rrdsJ. Oct z hesen s''N~'
n y,sr ooaths and q tsJa n.
epNDAY-At No 30 Horstoo ~sts< 90 eunsI ~
Josefh 6SatsS, sssN Hsen
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

The T.Ro,r ConPAsIrs AND TIL, TaMyr.-The
eustom il peculiar to NeTYOrk, Of an annual parade
Of the employees Of each workshop, foundsry f.ctory
printing Office, &c, 10 mitsry array With music, An
sas and trophies Of prizes to be awarded oa the
shooting grounds around the city, where targets are
nddled and viapds and liquors demolished. Usually
curing the Autumn months this cus.On ealivens the
Heets and brings eojoynent 10 teos of Thousands Of
Naas mechanics who participate il it. This
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
vovuouru CoJ,NTy COURTs-Ocr

Elizabeth Benpatt, found guilty OF nsossnghter ~
the present term for killing her child Red Bank BY irving
audsDu this morning sentenced 10 Que year III 'ne oe
Prison a..
Ap Irish servept girl pamsd Jsre Stewart VINO
killed her cba by forcing der the mud on the banks o.
bl found for wl homicid this uorntus suahrsd
ana p.,eJ the State plead guilty Of manslansher Tn
Cont accepted plea and sentenced her to In st"
Pr
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAY.

SuPfRroR CouRT-TRiAL TERM -Nos 10 %. ~.
g.. So 10 n, a. H. 49, S3 "a. d. 81 sS g. o. o. @ %
ci iO5 io7 loe no. u.s. l5. li6 III us w ~ - oa
70 snd includlps 1915 PART Nos looi l2sa lgTl iso
1859 1851 iOsl iC6 i4s2 l5i5 1891 B44i %s i7S hu.
St6 T3f 1ll0 u n "a. %, ZOE.
Nrw YORK Cosaos PLEss-PAnT l.-BefxaJuMees M
Dsly No. lssi 1896 1873 1891 IisS iS 1891 i12 fS ieH
IlQ} 1896 9es 1889 1879 Part Il.-Betore Iudsa taGs
ham-Nos 1872 iais,. 1916, 1885, 1896, f'o. it i' I'm
l475 I473 1890, 1892, 1893, f9lt -
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
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CITY ITEMS

MISS NAYS CoScrRr YIcHr.-Miss Julians
May, Whose fresh and beautiful voice was so much
sdmed a. her rst concert, will give second and last
one this rnesdayl evening at Nibo's Sloon assisted
BY Signor Alejmo, sgnOr Tasfanell and Mr.. II. Sag
eersoD, Piartt. Various pieces from capital Itslisn
operas will be sung and 40 excelleat musical enter.
tanment provided.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
suRRoGATE,s CoURr-oct. S, IsS,-Bessre A. W.
RpAn

In the nnstter Of the viii Of Deue Irving deceascd
Several witnesses were examined on the pan -
tho.e who sustain the will tending 70 prove the decsdeaes
.oupdn,ss OF mind Among them were his physinaa ~.
CheesmSn and Mr. Wdcot, the clergyman VINO ~sA "'s nH
In ha last ilness =.
On SATURDAY. application was made f,rletters OF az
,r,tion on the estate Of Tce second engineer OF tue
Central American The thought that the matter had
btsr until Mr. Ticcs death were more cert ry
and the Of yesterday shows the wsa" 'no
delay
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
MARRJED.

ARThUR-F -FOsTER--At South Eat ~ ou ssturssy ocl
2 by tb, Rev Winthrop Bailey, Cbas e. Arthur OF Ne~
Yt 70 Annie A. daughter Of judge Foster p the fo"7f
place q.
MOLONEY-ROWE-In this city. on Sunday Oct !, 10 "
Jsmess Church, Mr.. A. MoloDey 10 Miss b. Rowe.
MITCHELL-CURR-On Saturday: Oct s. bJ the l.sy Icy
Hastings Mr. James Mitchell 70 mi.s Margaret e'ae'' a"as"
ter OF james Cum esq oil Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-ocr. a-Befoss
nd RR1Is.


The following bills OF indictment were brought n
this morning essnt John Beyer alias Johann Bughsuit alss
Jobara Berger larceny Ely Nihols for m'siouesns;
George Wilson and Thomas Thompson for revolt and GioIs
= Greene for assault with dangerous weapon Ely T.
Nchc for felony William Knapp for not yns passessc
With food Victor Feury two indc,urDts fos pa--ins
s. invoices w Lewis Francis ard John Rves Toe
make revolt Franascus b. Hemmen or smps1nfs
Iobi MoGinty steaire er Isaac Warren and
Rodgera for inictinz cruel punishment David heny @
assen with dangerous weapon j. NJ Jennsu for patt aMy
running with soop Cotnela; - Nkins sssans WIZ"
sdans, weapon. . ., -, .,.r A..
The rsud Jury then discharged with the thanks Q. & We
nves,iraon and than forty hill. found To day stu
until Wednesday when criminal business will be rroceedra
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
PRIMARY MyrrIyGs-The Republican aud Amer

PRifARY MYFTINGs.-The Republican aud Anerl-
csp primary meetings the election OF delegates TO the Sen
oral County and Assembly Conventions held last
ng En- tie various Wards of the Eastern District and far
heard from passed of In quiet In the Thirteenth
Ward American primary meetings there were two parties the
Fusion and Anti Fusion, the latter being succsasiu.
Scores shu.er many Of them beonss to the coal yards
Of the Fourteenth Ward. and voted the American
ticket witnut opposition disturbance spprehended,
aud goody number Of shoulder hte,s present to
their part The County Conventions 70 be held Ct
Flatbusl on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

Rock SALT IN MIssorRI.--TI. 81. LoniS Demo
erat Of Sept - rays hill has been discovered about
twenty-five miles from that city, which contains
of mineral salt II not too much loaded With imouri
tee it may prove valuable, il for nothing ese prob
ably for stock and for manuripg purposes
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06

DMPHANroTYrEs taken at RoOT'S. No. 36j
Bf'so~sy, s'e becoming in1mc1sy rnpolst. D'etansso
copied lenlsIessi in this beautiful style. PHlTo
GRAPHS AnBGOrYPgs DsCuERkIoriPrs made in the tisa
ct stye of the nr PHucor attention gFa to secure good
paurrs Oi cGi' I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
fAlysrtissUeatI /

MANY who suffer from Headache and Nervous
Debility that the real In most instance
der.peed state Of the stomach aud dseve functous
OrYcryATEp BrrrERs are peculiarly adapted 20 the cure Of
theeas pfo
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
1856.

As the strngency in the money market increases the
tax receipts seem TO fall off. The parties who have
already paid are generally from the middle classes,
ard persona of wealth out of business. The banks,
other corporations and merchants chiefly behind,
and If universal crash takes place throughout the
citywe shall have large deficit at the TaxRecevers
Office 10 be carried to the account Of next
year. The city treasury is in comparatively easy
condition. only about 100000 worth of revenue bonds
falling due between this and the middle Of November.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
IAdvertisaesti !

Gro. SaUxDRRs's METALLIC TABLET STRoP,
the Oldest approved article having beee betor
tho pubsc the lest The se,ule can No ost4Asd
J.. l. 8. GAJApERs, Store only at No. TAstor House
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
fAlVertissment.i

FISH As THEY OUGHT TO BE.-1ha great Aqua
rs the wonderful Carlo Family, az vel .s h. Welsh
NsttDzse are the great attracn1s BAsNUN's MUsEUS
Nothu. 90 surpassirgy besah ipereshs novel elegant
and sgrpri.iI has ever been pre- sentcd berA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
IAdvsrtisoxnent |
CITARTNl-OJ"T s

CLEARING OUT SALE.-Tremendou Sacrifice
Retiring from BusineSsJ HIATT. No. 80 Bowery selling
out his remaining s,ock of CARPETS. OIL CLoTs HEARTH
RrGs DRrcGEIs &c ct long way tow cost Ladies, now
10 your time for bargains. J. HrArr.
No. 80 Bowe-y opposits Riyinztons