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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-27
SOMEPHTN q NE W.
SAMUEL C, B0YcE. sEoRGE ELYEEB0N
B0XSE & ELVER SON,
MERCHANT TAIL ORING AND GENTLEMEN'S
FTRkTSHIN(T STORE.

No 20. PUBLIC SQUARE.
g7HE subscribers desire to call public attention 70 their EN
/ TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK Of Cloths, CRs.
Clothing and full stock Of Gentlemen's FUR
mfshiug Goods
Having purchased stock under the favorable
cumsances will offer inducements to cash pune
time dealers, and solicit rom the trade examination
OF our stock before purchasing elsewhere, would
special attention 30 The assortment Of Cloths Csssimeres
and Vesugs, which viii make up order In the
STYLES warranted "a sale. We also call
Of Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade which determined sell
the lowest prices, thereby merit patronage OR
OF Gentemens Furnishing Goods viii HlWay be found
Ne will speedily have in store fHe stOo Boys
Clothing.
WANTED-A few good JourzeymeR-none but EoOdons
need apply. BOYSE & ELVBRSON,
fab5-I No. 20, Public Square
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SundFies.

$50 IBIS Walkers Ale
p casks London P0rlsrs ats auc5 jts:
Is do Scotch Ale;
go boxes Star and Tall0W CandlssE
100 do Soap. MOL;
so DO Wheaton Starch
Is do Smoking Tobacco;
80 do Scotch snuff;
50 casks soda;
50 boxes Catchup
% do Pepper Sauce;
so DO Pickles, = gal CTS. aud PisE
IS do Lemon Syrup;
50 do Brandy Cherries
20 cases Sardines
s nests Painted Tubs.
80 dC5sn PAINTED Buckets;
so 60 Cider do,
40 nssis Market Baskeis;
500 Dem1Ohns
zoe rsams Wrapping Paper;
900 bundles Wrapping TFins
p boxes Pipes;
20 eases Friction Matches
10 bbls Backing;
100000 q. D. Caps;
IS dozen Cotton Bed C0rds;
so do PloW Lines;
IS coils Cotton Rope
HOO kegs Nails;
10 teTes Rice
90 dozsl Wash Boards;
10 kegs Bar Lead
500 bags Shot;
20 hall chest Imperial and Gunp0wdsr Tea;
20 do Black and Young dyson Tea;
So bags Pepper and spice;
80 bags Ginger;
bbls Alum
do y. Salts;
10 do b. birthstone
500 pounds Indigo;
Is Ees Yeast Powders:
2 casks Nader
% bags 5 s. Almonds;
% b5ls Pecaus;
IA dozen B. OOms;
IS bbs Crackers.
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JOhns0nI, Homo ! p l..s 3 g. GO.

NASHVILLE, TENN.
WILL give prompt attention to RECEIVING, storing,
w purchasing, selling shipping Cotton, Tobacco,
Wheat Corn, Flour and Bacon, and will also devote
pecal attention 10 receiving, storing aHd forwarding
merchandise O. every description.
Our facilities in point OF room and convenience are
equal to any IN the city.
iuH29-E.
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Painting Rstablishnnent.

Painting establishment.
BUILDERS HousehoIders &c. are requested to take no.
ID that the undersigned, having made the necessary
arrangements and secured the services Of competent WORK
men, is prepared to take
Large Contracts
the line Of his vocation, in all its various branches.
In the department. Of
House Painting,
The subscriber prepared execute With the greatest
prompness all contracts no large which may be
dered style and upon terms which cannot fail give
satisfaction.
Re is also prepared 10 execute all manner Of
Sign and Ornamental Painting, Granting and
Marbling.
Having that department secured the services OF the
expert and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work in his
line give him call before maxim final arrangements.
marchS-df r. T. FLEMING,
W 90 Union St. between Cherry &. SUNNI or
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Liquors.

500 bbs Pixies, Deans. and sam. Bales WHISKY;
IS 55ls Robertson County Old Rye and B0ursoa dog
20 bbls Holland Gin;
Is bbis n T. Bum
30 do American Brandy
Gasks CataEba Brandy;
s bbls apple do;
2 bbs Peach do;
% b5ls Native Wine:
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witt sew York and Philadelphia
0Gt aIteraSIon from Isl June TO
lat Of DeeemSer, 1850
First olass' per 100 lbs ZIG
Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other Eight
goods not enumerated, CsT0oys Of Acids, or
other Chemicals, per 100 lbs, 40
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots, s. oe, Liquors,
barrels Csrpetin7 China Glass and GIEsswaTe, Cigars n
cases. Clocks, COeeOnses Cotton CARDS. Dr. Goods In
boxes or bales, Drugs, Fruits Fruit Trees shTubesry
Pstes st owners @ Oysters in cans and jars SaddlsTy,
Tin and BrittRnia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such specified Ia third class, Codes
Mills, Machinery Foreign Liquors in barrels sDd pipes,
Tobacco Leather in rolls and boxes Oils barrels
and cBsks Crockery Queenswars in crates aud casks
Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shoysls, Spades Sad rons, Zinc and Tin IN pigs
Tin Pate AnVis, Vices, casks OF Chains Hoes, Manna
Carriage Springs, and Axes, Railroad Wheels and Axes,
SPECIAL HATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Garages boxed, sud other
Light articles enumerated; also. Acids
Chemicals, viii be charged double hrst class
QSr Have every package plainly marked with name OF
Consgnee destination and depot Of delivery. Attention 70
m matter delays and losses and nsures speedy
delivery. -
Goods shipped Savannah aid be consigned gent
Of Central Raj road savannah and packages marked care
Goods shipped via Charleston should be consigned to the
Agent Of the South Carolina Railroad Charleston, and pack
age marked, care Agent $. c. R. L. Charleston, c.
The through rates above expenses from New
York Nashville. No commission, drayags, Uhardge
charged either at Charleston SaUaRaah
shippers rely uniform rates and prompt delige
res BY lines Over-chages and damages BY either
Hoe viii adjusted blythe agents OF The Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
In case OF Tnissng goods will take charge Of any
correspondence Necessary for their recovery, and not iound
will psy for the the expiration Of 80 days ser
given al notices of lost gO0ds, Nashville
tSRs Nashville and Chattanooga Road, be af
dressed 10 n. ] anderson, sHpt., Nashville.
Merchants in New York will receive every infOTma
on and assistance IN shipping by appy the Agent o.
the Charleston Line No l9j Broadway and the Savannah
Line, No, % Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
ma2S-tf Gtn'l Agent.
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Glassware

500 boxes qt. and pt snd half pt. Flaska.
IS gross Brandy Bottles quarts;
200 boxes Iumbisrs, assorted kinds
100 do Window Glass, * TO and l09f Is.
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MARKS, JEWELLERY, MILITARY,
COLLEGE. AND sUCIETY MEuALs.

MANUFACTURED AND ENGBAVED. New and or giuat
IfA designs Of Marks Pins Suds, c constantly hand
Orders BY mall udei 10. Door Paes, Notary Corpora
ton Seals with without pFasssI brldai7 visiting poles
sion Cards. engraved 20 order, the shOrJet notice.
First premium awarded by Franklin Institute, for the
Manufacturing OF Masonic and dns JsWe.ry.
EDGARF. BATON, 30 Chestnut Street,
iunel3-ly Iva P.l Pnladeif % a. Pa.
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NGount Eagle Tripole.

w have Just received IRON Boston, large lot OF Ibis
w popular article. For cieusng ind0Ws, dirr1r and
Glass are & Is cheaper Ite % tho best article
for cleaning and burlhiHg Gold, saver, Copper
STEEL Tin and all other metals. lslue Of does great
deal is therefore very economical and as is introduce
Is all that needOd bring It INTO daily every
family that studies neaness and comfort We have concluded
retail Boston price, aaE all classes mag be abe
70 uss Ii daily.
ALSO
Bristol Brick Dust, for sharpening Knives, Ec.,
a useful and economical continuance.
We have Oh Oh famous
Furniture Polish, for renoEaHug old Furniture
Carriages, Harness, &c.
Liquid Glue, in email bottles, for repairing fuui-
tur5. g. sc.
Also, 10000 Fire Brick, Of The bes. brands for
sale low by NAV MACKENZIE g. WILSON.
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Tobacco.

50 boxes Laughorn's Gold Leaf Tobascos
loo d. other choice brands
50 do common Mauulae ure.
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Clifton & Abbot.

w and the public generally their present stock Of
SPRING AND SUM mER GOODS
consisting of Mems and Boys Clothing OF all styles
prices. Also,
FURNISHING GOODS
in the greatest variety, among which British Half Hose
superior srtcle Fancy and COton Half Hose; MernO feet
half Hose Napoleon, De JOiRYile LOutOn and great
rey oer Neck Ties; very rich assortment Of Damask
six Cavais, Silk, Kid, Isle Thread and other Gloves
Marseillais Fancy and White Shirts Shirt Collars both
fancy whites Silk Drawers and Shirts MeTiRo, Lesles
Thread aud Jean Shirts and Drawers. These few
among list Of articles numerous to MENTION just
eeivsd. ImaTl2-du
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". PHILLIPS WI eIBsoH }. nixon. 2 HIEoH, -
G.. W. PHILLIPS & co.
sCcCEssORs TO
WILLIAMS, PHILLIPS g. CO.,
Commission Merchants
80 UNION ST, NEW ORLEANS.
Z. r. GLASGOW,
sCALEsi SC4LEsif SCALEsu
VALLEYS EMpR0VFD CATTT r

VALLEYS IMPROVED CATTLE.
TTAY and Coal SCALES, manufactured by C. W Waller
Lexington, Tor which premium vas awarded over
FabaHk's BY The Kentucky SAFE Aricut ura Eoeietv u
eir Fair I'm 1850. 10 the stock raiser hese scales ar o.
ncacaable benefit - hPy easily Kept order and
vary rom tae standard weight % the United Safes
and viii produce the sane aggregated any part Of
platform. These scales delivered % vsrv short
ce anda cmpeteut workman sent put them % rsedT
for use or jail tusiruc ions sent By addressing subscriber
cars cf D. g. kumsay No. 90 Market street, spec
sOf the Scale can be seen. A. HUTCHIN5.
EEFEREEGHus
Gen w g Harding, Doyle q Co, John Harding, Wa ,
Huds on, Esq Coleman, nashville; Isaac Errs, Richard
allen "m Douglass sumner county, Benjamin. iErll1s
haurs county. Tmayi7-iH Gu1ui
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A CARD,

TAVING sold entire Retail Messrs. Has.
BROOK & MCWHIRTER, take pleasure in recommend
ng them to our customers and the public generally.
EVANS, PORTER & co.
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III. p. DOPriS,
THOMAS BOYERS.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE o. 3. COUEI Or CLAIMS
AND FOR THE sEVERAL STATES
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND MAGISTRATE.
aug2n-F
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FOR SALE.

DAA 9EAAsaae
I AM NOW offering for sale some o. the most desirable
property 70 be had In Nashville, 10 wit;
THREE SMALL, WE'LL IMPROVED FARMS.
three and four mss from the corporation good
pike roads, sinai houses and lots aud the corpora
~ Fine Building Lots
IN the dill rent Additions Nashville. Alec. Lot
Market between linton and Church the
best business locations 60 the city.
For TERMS Gc.i apply 90 JOHN NIGLOL,
[jue 7-Imft Gen. q.
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SUMMER SHOES.
snyder & FPiZZe
40. q, PUBLIC SQUARE
A RE In receipt Of some
n Gents. fine Calf Congress Caters,
=" Patent Leather Congress Caters,
. . Oxford Ties,
/" Low quarter shoes,
- Calf Oxford Ties
" " LuW-Q uarter Shoes,
" Pump-s0le and Stitched B0Os-
Ais good assortment OF Boys aud Youths Boots and Shoes
OF every style 9ad quality
Call At No. 81, Public square.
june - SNYDER & FEIZZELL.
LADIES WEAR.
I ASTING Caters, with and without heels,
II Congress Caters, with and wi lout heels.
Lasting Front Lace Cater,
Glove Kid Caters, Congrl rs and Side Lace,
- with heels,
. Boots, with vitae u heels
Slippers and Bussins,
French Kid Slippers Bgskius5
French Kid Slippers, with heels.
june6 SNYDER & FRIZZgLL. .
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERs,
FIVE MINUTE FREEZERs,

W Six Minute EreeZerss that have given so
much satisfaction IN every case which they have been
used.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857

Through Rates fT0m New York ana Phil
RdaiphiR 90 NashVilles In connection
with new York and Philadelphia
Steamship Lines, TO continue with
out alteration from Ist June 70
laI o. neeeEn Ger. ISL.
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Foreign Brandy & Wine.

10 half pipes Celsbratsd Brandy;
80 b1skets Champagus
10 boxes White Wine:
"a half pipes Sherry, Port and Msdira Vine
We are the Agents in Nashville Of Longvorfh Ca,vha
Wine thatis 50 very popular.
maT6-u RUWCsF ATTRW
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Flour

100 bbls extra brand Flour
500 sacks brakes Nils;
500 y sacks brakes Alllis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-12

CHARLESTON, Sept III, 1857.
Cotion-aAles or the week, 1000 bales the market de.
prcascd and prices nominal Wheat declined 81 rs Flour
declined 7sc. SOC per bbl
Tsr 0rInASs Sept. IL, 1857.
Coaon-Sales 70 day 100 bales mostly nee. hIddlins
u4c uko. Sales Ct the week 3 800 baies Including
1850 new Rsceph Of the WEEK 400 bales, againss
LOCO baes the week OF last year stock port
LOCO bales. Flour Ia steady, with Q large export In.
quiry. Wheat steady. Corn hrm II ZOO Zee Mess
pork s27 10 Lard arm NJ l7kc. for reg Rio oo0ee--
Irims 40 saies % the week go ba receipts OF the
week IA, SEQ ba stock, 10000 bags Freghis-Coslou
changed.
ALRAsr, sept 1l-sP.M.
BsreyharkN easy, bat prices about the ne; sales
lac0 busheh handsome Orleans county 81 81 zoo do
Carada Eaa, heated, Srtvats terms; 900 do do Il
ptc and IL, 600 bushels ~ ~, on time with interest,
There sale OF COO bushels malt ii 81 rs Corn
5aies ID 900 bushcs cstsrn mixed zoo af AT and
lilo In car lon over the hvey.
BuyFAIo, Sept 1i--sPM
Flour lowv; sales 900 bss, s ~ 90 for good STATE
80 81 for extra Onto and Indiana % 81 DO for dou
BILE extra do and Michigan whest steady: sales ia 600
bsshcis, n $50 for MIXED Illinois Corn held Ar mIv.
sales 600 bushels ri SEQ O~h quIes; sAIes Al asa sso
wbiskey duh 1t 2io Tfeighh lower; corn 10 AIbs,v
9ko. pSo. lake imports for the "a bours ending a
70 oo bbs aoas Is 900 busheas sesi az 600
bushels corn, 1000 bushels Canal erporssbsooo
bu,hels wheat %, 600 DO corn
CmcAao, Sept 1l--ePM
Flour quiet wheat quiet; sales At 63o Corn inactive
sales a. asa Oats slo- Of sale Shipments 10 Bnfaio-
No nour or wheat 500 bushels corn, Receipv-2 500
bbs Hour, 5000 bushels wheat Is, 900 do. corn.
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The American Board Of Commissioners OF
Foreign Misal0ns,

FROVIDHNCN, sept. II, 1907.
The Board met again eight O'Clock this morning. and
DISPOSED OF the reports Of the commeey 70 whom the
various portions OF the annual report had been
Hon. Il. VALLEY reported resolution expressing the
regret OF the Beard parnE wn it, late President
vice President and III high OF their WORTH and wish
Ing for them long LIE Of happiness and continued useful
ness
Very affecting parting addresses were made by Rev. Mr.
Jessup, or the Syrian and Dr. SCHNEIDER ohe Arme ian
missions. The latter presented the thanks of church
for the Gospel sent them by this Board he held up
their letter In the TURKISH language.
the Rev. DR.. Wocp in behalf OF the Bosrd expressed
thanks to The liens of Providence for their kind hosp
tates and the Rev Mr. Clapp OF Providence responded
in most eloquent and touching address, whch brought
tears 70 all eyes.
Tho Doxology then sung, in long metre ana the
Board adjourned, 10 meet next year at Detroit
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TIE TROUBLES IN kDn-AxERIcks SYMrA-
THr.-We cspy from the Richmond Why an ar
ticle on the Aahommedan revolt in India, which
speaks encouragingly Of the chances of its sup
preston. Our contemporary cannot see why
nation which subsidized all Europe to fight it's
battles against republican France-which from
1903 to 1872 stood alone with Spain and Portu-
gal against all Europe, and which from 1872 to
1915 was able to stand an annual war expendi-
ture Ct more than 100000, 900, should be
obliged to yield its Indian empire to the feeble
Asiatics from whom it wrested it. Neither can
we. There is nothing in Great Britain's present
circumstances which would seem to justify the
slightest dependency on this score
Our purpose in referring to this article in the
Whg is less to notice opinions to which we our
selves have frequently given expression, than to
draw attention abroad to this identity of views
on The part of the American press. The enemies
of England have endeavored to create an impress
sion that the feeling Of this country in regard to
the difficulties of Great Britain in India and Chi
ma is as on the Continent, one of Indifference,
snd even of satisfaction. There can be no great
er mistake. If the American newspapers
are to be taken as any evidence of American
opinions, the feeling is all the other way. With
the exception Of some small Irish papers, con-
Quoted by such consistent patriots as the Alaba-
ma STAKEHOLDER, John Mitchell, we believe that
the general disposition expressed by our press
has been that of sympathy sympathy, let it be
understood, not for the English government or
the English aristoeracy but for the English ma
ton, who spring from the same stock and are
animated by pretty nearly the same spirit and
impulees as ourselves and who have further
claim upon our regard in the similarity Of their
political institutions to ours.
Whatever may be thought of the means by
which England acquired her Indian empire,
there can be no doubt that the struggle in which
she is now engaged is one of civilization against
barbarism and that therefore all civilized nations
should feel an interest in her triumph. But, in
addition to this consideration, there is another
which is scarcely less powerful with CONNER
cial nation like ours. In the hands of Great
Britain India is vast productive field kept open
to our enterprise; in those Of the Mahommedans
or Hindoos it will be- if not entirely closed TO U.S.
an unsafe theatre for speculation. Under such
circumstances it would be unnatural and suicidal
on our part if We were to do anything which
would hold out encouragement to the enemies of
England in the present crisis of her affairs As
we can afford to present bold front to her when
che is unreasonable and arrogant, we can afford
to be generous to her in the hour Of her adver-
sty. 1t is only by such conduct that we can
prove to the world the superiority of republican
ideas and institutions.
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A Coon IDEA.-The Washington Union is out
against the organization Of "plunder party" in
Congress. Certainly The first step should be
to abolish all the printing jobs in Congress and
establish Printing Department, like the War or
Navy Department. Why should not Congress
do their OWL printing as they build their own
shirs9
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AUGUSTA, ca Sept. II, 1857.
Henry Hsrber esteemed merchant II 81 vanneh died
there on Thursday,
The Intendant Of Jacksonville Fla denies the presence
Of any yellow fever there
An accident occurred the Fevnandina 1orida) Rail-
read on Wednesday Max BlgginbothAm and another
man With bis wife and child, were killed. and many per-
aons injured
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YHH NEW YORK HRALp-EBITlOE FOB xURoYR.
The Collins mail steamship Atlantic Capt Eldridge, for
Liverpool and the Vanderbilt steamship Vanderbilt, Capt
Higgins for Southampton and Hayre, will leave this port
at noon, today.
The European mails by the Atlantic will close at the Post
Once half past O'Clock and those by the Vanderbilt
u Bowling Green, at eleven O'Clock, this morning.
Tho European edition Of the HHsALo, printed IN French
ana Enssh will be puothed 81 ten O'Clock in the morn
Ing. Single copies, In wrappers siE cents
subscriptions and advertisements for any edition OF the
Hsw YoRK vii be received at ihs following places
In Eurcpe:-
LoDos-Am Europeaa Express Co 81 King William 81
PARIS Do DO. SPAce do IN Bouree.
Lrvsxrcor--Do do Chapel street.
IIvnRrool-R Smart, 10 Excl ange street, Eau
E.vRs-Am Eurolean T. press Co, al Rre corneiiie4
The contents OF the Eur pesu edition CT the HERALD vi
combine the received By mall telegraph st tos
aoe during the prev,ccs wsos and up 10 tn. hour OF
publication
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TIVE DEMOCRACY os 0uo.-rhc Democrats STATE ur>ty~I
COMMITTEES OF ohio have issued two cc!amn adore 10
tho people, In which .hsy pciss with p,de 70 As sasss
manss attitude Of The Presidona and his admn,utyson.
lake al The sovy Of popular events 10 themselves, and
heap upon the black republicans the blame Of producing
all Inc financial revusicns, and change them Win be,ur
hs direct Of the vrsou Declarations Of puso o~,
throughout Tho coun,ry, particularly The .,upendoo. os
lately discovered In ne safe treasury Of Ohio ia.
rood democratic address.
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kQnaaa Affairs

81. louis, S6N IL 1901.
The Democrat publishes address 10 the people OF the
United States prepared BY tho committee appointed by
the Grasshopper Falls Convention, In which history
Of the troubles Of Kansas s given The present at.
tude or affairs In the Territory In discussed The 3D.
dress alleges that tho chief incentive for parc OF
pea from the free States TO do So The address says,
however, there ID little likelihood Of these appeals being
svccessfu TIE document contains special clause 10 the
people Of Missouri, setting forth the relative positions Of
Ksnsss and Missouri implorng the citizens Of the latter
70 refrain from another invasion, and saying thst she
should continue her previous course OF aggression per
sstent, prosraoted and bloody must The i'd
dre concludes by exhcrtng the people Of Kansas vote
q the coming election In pursuance Of the action OF the
Convention.
The municipal election at Leavenwoh Kansas, On Mon
day. resulted In the eiec Of the FREQ State ticket by 900
majority.
The Constitutional Convention convened ., Leoompon on
the It'll Inst
We have Utah dates to August g. but the news received
IL unimpoffAnt.
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Fatal Casualty.

PIutADlfFIA, Hep. II, 1857.
A man named Edward Genay was accden ally shot
desd this Acr short dhanoe from this city, by
particular friend Of his vho had been gunnicg with him
The Coroner bcd IN Inquest night, and . verdict was
returned that deceased died from und caused by
slot from gun In the hands OF his friend John Ellison
Mr. Ellison vas much excited and felt deeply The part he
occupied In the accident
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VrKBRc, Sept. II, 1857.
Americas Association OF Engine Company No. 9, OF New
York, arrived here Last evening from Montreal at III
Chief Engineer and IRE Brigade and day are be oc
cupied In visiting the Falls Of hontmorency and other
places OF interest WM n. TWEED, Foreman.
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Troy, n. Y, sept III, 1857.
The steamer Commodore which left here last night n
aground about two miles below this city 5he struck
bar and sprung aleax, and the water up the lower
cabin floor. The passepgers al safe The leak has
been stopped and thought she be put 10 rights
again In 70 days The Franos Skiddy the pAssen
New York this morning
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che Peoples Union Fslr

SCHENECTADY, Sept IL, 1857.
The Peoples Union Fair cloaed ai o'clock this ater
noon. The exhibition has been exceedingly nne one
and every body who haI attended has been well pleased
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SEPT 1-Jds Stseacg ~ tN Metropolitan Poiss Csm-
misionrs-The plaintiff wA one OF ,ae dismissed POLICE
men, and brings motion for osrtorsri simAs 70 that
o. the case Of Policeman Gambling The Judge took the
papers
rHK LOWER CLAM AGAINST THE CITY.
SAT- 1.-The argr meni In the OF 10 sber tho
MAJ or 80, Of New York was continued and adjourned
70 Monday.