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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-04


PAY IN ADVANCE. Upon this subject an
exchange thus very cogently holds the fol-
lowing TALK = r..... .s.a4. ga..
No subscriber worth retaining, win OBJ
icct to the payment In advance system.
Those who warted to heard emmy Lind sing,
had to pay III advance, and what were her
divinest stpIns compared with those WHICH
flow fronl9ditorial pcps2 -...g
You car not take your seat in riekcty
mailcoach, or 90 from the track railroad
car. wthoa paying in advance for the risk
of being killed. 30 lsg 60 affs
If you would hear a concert or literary
lecture, or see Tom Thumb or the Siamese
Twins, you must plank down your twenty
FIVE or one hundred cents before you can
pass the thrcsh hold. And yet mcu hesi'
tate and cayil about paying in advance for
"a paper Furnished AZ a price on the ySry
brink aId utmost ,ergc Of prime cost.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-04

! In that little cottage yonder, a dying
woman lay; young she was and even ira
ces of beauty might be seen on her ema-
ciated countenance, A little helpless in
fant lay in her arms; and Edie, too, was
there, and as she listens to her tale of sor-
row, why does her hand tremble, and her
voice quiver. She has heard tales of woe
before. WhyP Is not this lovely babe
allthatis left of her Charley? His daugh-
ter lies before her, and it is her lot to
soothe her last hours and to take this lit
tie orphan to her r'hcart and home. Mary
l have done. You know the rest. The
evening shadows fast falling bid us retrace
our stepsk SeAsa- -te-sr-.7 t..is
Years have flown by since that hour
Our loved teacher is at rest. Her trials
over. Her chastened spirit with its God.
Annie, too, sleeps by her side. We laid
her in the silent grave, while yet the dew
Of youth was on her brow in all her love
liness. Little Charley has grown to
manhood, and sf.f
"Those cherished scenes but now remain,
To MeHory's fearful eye,
The vanished beatty Of dream
Der which we gaze and sigh"
-.-+' ++--s-..--------
DEATH IN LIFE,-The following is from
an article by Oliver w. Holmes, in the
last number of the North American Re
view:
"If the reader Of this paper live an
other complete year, his self-conscious
principle will have migrated from its pre-
sent tenement to another, the raw material
even of which are not as yet put together
A portion of that body of his which is to
be, will ripen in the corn of the next
harvest. Another portion of his future
person he will purchase, or others will
purchase for him, headed up in the form
OF certain barrels of potatos. A third
fraction is yet to be gathered in Southern
rice field. The limbs with which he is
then to walk will be clad with flesh bor-
rowed from the tenants Of many stalls and
pastures, now unconscious of their doom.
The very organs of speech with which he
is to talk so wisely, plead so eloquently
or preach so effectively, must first serve
his humber brethren to bleat, to below,
and for all the varied utterances of bristled
or feathered barn yard life. His bones
themselves are, to great extent IN posse,
and not IN esse.
"a bag of phosphate of lime which he
has ordered from Prof Mapes, for his
grounds, contains large part of what is
to be his next years skeleton. And more
than all this, and by far the greater part
of his body is nothing, after all, but water;
the main substance of his scattered mem
bers is to be looked for in the reservoir, in
the running streams, at the bottom of the
well, in the clouds that float over his head,
or diffused among them all. >"
-suA-@----L--
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-04

The Knoxville Wing is confident that
East Tennessee will be able to sell two mil
lions Of bushels of wheat the present sea
SON. AZ l fr ts.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-04

One hous, and lot adjoining the Masonic Hall
on the East side. DYE q SMITH, R. Il. A.
MAY 10, 1851.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-04

Why are good husbands like dough p
Women knead them.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-04
Tbe GlarksuiIle GbrontfIe,

Printed Weekly Ona double medium sheet every
Friday morning, at
So Per anuum, in advance.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-04

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
FOR ONE SQUARE OF Twelve LINES OR LESS,
One insertion $l,0D Two months $3.50
Two Insertions so Three months 500
Three insertions 200 Six months 900
One month $50 Twelve months 1900
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-04
cLARKsYILLE TENN, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER H. 1857

ness of manner, and tenderness of feeling,
seem to me one of sorrows lessons.
Yes, Mary, its even So l will tell
you all, only be patient for it is sad
tale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

NV ND IFKl'IK MI
~ IHh CHEAPEST LIGHY EFKR hNOHN 90,
H h'' demonstrated that this beautiful article OF hnin
- I'll Consume in an ordinary lamp, prepared for me pnr
fha'iy that VIII cual lit cost the expense OF 'e
Ptnf ta"w candle, and yet give more isht iah h'e
p."t II mas no explosive qualities and may therefore ."
Ia, FAMILIES with perfect safety. Give it, trial II can "
"ir Ag"hs in I.vnctiurg, Me.srs STROLLER
'' 10 Its u.s.. ~ I.iRMENTER.
wa! Se-'n For Sylyic Oil Company.
4 - u, aCE.-for sale in large or small quantities
,rv IN want viii please call my Fruit and Conf, non
- -tr lma 2-' u 4. BOYD.
tHiH axe: FLAMING AND WOtLthc
"a hiilS--fli NsAM MORGAN Il co. >ton iu
iur f'a' Works. LNNCBEuEo, VA. mai'na' J"
In 1h iiitds and D,os D, ss.d Lumber and Monot
wiling &c zap 6dtrly
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UNITED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
NOW Is THE TINE TO ADVERTISER
Teshe WesGhanss, Nccha mics n nd T. - &c 80 isnR
Nr0 Of !. yuchhurg,

NOW Is TIE TINE TO ADVERTISE!
Isshe Merchants, Mocha mics ind Pre- &c 80 en- al
We" Of !. yuc Injury,
fND THE PGBL/C GENERALLY.
LII PERSONS wishing To advertise their III SINESS or
fR'it E>SiDN in the following papers Tor which am
agent esch Of them hnNiny LARGE CfhcULArioS in the
ern and south Western of Virginia and East
tennessee. will please call on
VIRGINIA AND TENNE SEE NEWS Bristol.
NlNbNA1DH Jonesb.rough Tenn.
a.zhrrf NJ" LennStonva
" Sf."%SnnT' Arlington va.
SENTINEL, ,n A..
N"i&rh afs' s,G 1kh Salem, Va
siW'iNlA PATRIOT, Independence, Grayson co Va
vAilr"" NMilo. ) rncastls Va
MONTGOMERY HERALD, C,-,.,i.rs,,.- ".
WESTERN STAR, N"'-"""'"''tt -
MSJWrK,iIi,iitt r,MrG H. wythcyilc, Va.
fi'hD CITIZEN Floyd Court House, Va
MON DEMOCRAT Union. Monroe county, Va.
r. AhNOtA Jef.rsouyie Taze"ell county Va -
9"hs wishing t" aIvertis. in Of the above papers ~hi
u 10 their l>1EkFsr to call at The Office OF the
Hhci'nrr N'ginsn vi er" contracts Will he
'' Az" advertisements foRW .hDrD WITHOUT DELAY.
viii ais" receive and forw ard advertising TO any PAPER
III The niicd States A. NApDIIl.
-'Ii"ls Foreman Nirenlan bfire
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g,c.,;,u,,,u IN Georgia

Yesterday morning. SAYS The savannah re
publican At Friday. man irom ApPhog county
arrived in Savannah, in tho hope Of getting some
PROVISIONS To sub->t on. lie states that thtec
months h,v. passed since his family. consisting
IF himself, wife aud ninc children haso tastei
meat nnd the lat they had WAS the rmnios If
mn 'hl bach TINT he had taken in the chase. hi.
l. Il distressing case of want al Cur avn doors,
mud from the arc"unt which are reachins ~
from nil q ,ar,rr- of the country. ". ny an
tc'pate number of such applicants during the
summer.
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s.N, WnlI.er {u X uusps

LECaNrr"N May 2S.-Gov Walker arrived
ye>tefdn,. He was quietly received. IL In
auEur,ll quite lengthy. nnd DECLARE TINT the
frulta,n,l laws shall b" enforced nll the Poi
ton fn>en be- maintained. il nrce>saly. b. the
whuir tutc.. Of the Governments
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The NeNtl1ousc of Delegated.

We s,,lj,in - ht ,f m, ,,o,6,., NO., M, tho uo
rt,,, ,.,,
VI ''' 5'''' a. ''' - "'"'" ''o"''
Acknowledgement and Magrudcr. Dis.
AleXndri1--Luu, Mckenzie. Dis
Amhcrst-Sam c Gibson, b.
Appomattox-C Crawford II Jones, d.
Aagastl-Boliyar Christian, j Marshall McCuc
aud Nathaniel Massic, Dis.
Bcdtoid--G Wingfeld and G Brown, Die
Berkelcy--Jotu Blair lIose and X d Seaman d.
Bo;ctourt and trtig-W f. Il Word aud + Mays, p.
BlunSW iek-Edwari Dromgoolc d.
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or. ~ ~ 'if an" sil.Hi
9l'" W. I'M 10 ~
l3'n thit' ) - mn '''4sstl 'I'..'hs'
ll"i'i - il >'',% III lt',, - WIN W htsi',
itAr - ''0' WI 10 ''iol.'+ N'b4fh Pahhhd chased
itii'u 'i. >. ,hz MS >hHi''' 'i' ilaS''
ll3cu hui h'-Nfas
ii9 d ia. b'i',i "ih ran Knives
I4ti'd Nti >ttifhs
- 81 elah IN y" % ards "tle'
Ol t"s Tor u" uh" 10 hat7gthy ahh koaen ood coofs,
81 ie t"'rrf samr hc3mih' dc kns
"a NJ h'I1 am iA l1"I i'ls' Nii" pSh covers
rrfsr14 a.. fec, and Tea Ins.
ItHa.q IA Iron. lIHanzHd Iron ,iin.
ain. NtaaI Tin lined Kctiles
serving and all ether purposes
Papicr aaeho Is tiers
Toilet Sets Bathing Tubs II children.
cnrrto,, ,I i,.!ats gal, go, ,s am, NV f,q ,r, ,,,I
T., nm, rtt ,.tIa, B,,n,.
S.,..,,s S5,oy. l,,o, Ny,ns. ~ . '
gt>s rIsro,s lIsutyaJ TACKLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

The fhibadauN Minerva. 23d ut says tho
storm Of the Saturday night previou, prnNed We
~ destructive in ferrcbonnc. la. Tao sugar
rehnrri"- Of Z +. Con>cly, Es, Mr.. Dank,,
Bush mud Ghano were blown down while trees,
~hrul hrry, tences Nr., sustained much ininry.
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ny CllAs. r. WoRTHAM 4 co,
RCuaosp. VA


u INT h$DAN. JUNE ith sa5 at the lowcr Sheds The
ha,k commencing al II ocoek NJ. wi sell the taiKo
schooner Ia a Stara Gairnns tuba, consisting
81 HID. prime Muscasadp MoIaasos.
all Hills
- Hal Hills
TtMs of sALt I al Hun> nnders 90 cash over soo
months credit Tor approved nepotiphle paper.
inne d4t CliAS. Z, NukllIAM. 4 co, Auetfs
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which lin. a miner. whose name i nj g,en,ha~
been missing. This is altogether black, black
lisi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-03

n PCFVNNNV NESVRT.-V u VTtss VkO-
~ tngrsJhic Gallery To the visiting public
whore be a and beautiful collection Ami
N",nut Dagncrrsoiypcs plain and color ltnio
graphs together with the daily enanaton
styles E" sitn" from his which speak louder than
words tn hrguty IT ia" srrs well the artistic
and >,i"i he operator who is always ready Ia Va" uu
tin pDh" sui guarantees entire satisfaction to ali Ap
favor lin ~ ih.r patronage.
He prepare" ais" 10 furnish the Ladies who engaged in
Grecisu rafrg with plain Photographs either of ,f"
kctrb. which their particular attention is tied
hue of Beast Pins Finger Rings, i"cket,
Watch >ofis bracelets, Charms, sc constantly and s
Fancy Gases patterns all Of which need a,N 10 be
flied speaking likeness make them the Dcrepta
Die present thai friends can reel rocae.
ID. H. BLISS, Photographic,
NrIi door to the Va. Bank, Main ST., I,n:L hnrg
Republican, saoin Register and Mountain Signal copy
{,
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- Com nissism Mere hauss.

EYNtHHNHH- Va,
no their .ervees to HI" planters aud the public generally for
the Ahe ni Tobacco Wheat Fio other produce fbry
are snro thai experience II - - 20 will -nHe
To gtNo general salitlHtlnn. Y cir once Younger
SmthH dora The tho which enables them
to pay the Planters their Tobacco wlthant delay
JkO II. & sAML TYHEE.
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u. NsB 81 sf1u>.pUd .. at sUd Hui"grnpi sto,a.
- Ry II deri ut ~ (lprrfu
BnFhs will sch NJ pnhc thc highest bidder on
Wednesday, May |. lsa1 NJ o'cluck T. " he prem
SIS The llotsr and loi rltp said decd
sihrd therein hnaed nth street In the CIV H. nct
burg fronting AZ tee said street. and purchased by said
liaghy OF Nm M,dtt
Alsn al the tinr and place Five shares Iynrhbng
and Abingdon Telegraph Stuck told Nn"1
IfMs fash "naueo c"ver Npohses Of Sale Telegraph
Nteet nn credit "f imantls lo-r aud lot aud II m"nLa
equal lunlmenis purehnzcs n rach i,ng negotiable
nntos, well endostd, addt tnln retained m
pad Tho title is believed Ia he good ba
convey with special warranty
JNo q l. GDt.GIN. }.,..
ma l2dlaAt47ma y " pAGE ''"''e'h
Pos spo0emeut.
The above sale ~ spnnrd until
when viii taxi place Al III, Mal, Ilouso nj oeock
ina 80 tClnn Nv r. ( Trustees
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Once Hoard Of 1r"sire. NJ H. mch b"ra College.
~ NCHBuRG, sn,th May, l-pI.
fUNIIE CHAIR Mathematics and Natural
Il Institution vii be after 25t June the pres
incumbent hav ng resigned.
The Bsfd" Trustees will proceed I'll said vacancy
their regular Tuesiay the 9TH July next.
AIRY information desired by applicants will be furnished ty
The Rev sAni h t"1, president Of the Faculty. whom hi
will pleas address. JOHN ROBIN Mci,AAIiI.
Bots President Hoard q T. ,stecs.
Richmond WhIS and Enquirer and McihQLsi CS...
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r-,:Dm a MENDRNsuALG,

itAA>lP ANfIy4N i -.
NAFllI sfHet and enter Government Lands with Cash or
w Wlffnnts make lnvrumrna loan money western
ntcs1 asrs aud raHsn,t General heal Estate
through g lie aurtl.w Address
BEEDE Il MfNDEN1IALT.
~ Mnnra polls IA
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MAIN SrNtIl. IlNt HRrHo. "a.
M ' arc now rtcrtVut "utfr Sprung and sumner
w rurht-'s ii Briutueham and Shchcd Hardware, Id
rom the Manufacturers OF eaaa',N rNt,uS,r
tuttln M If Ann t,uoi4 the hfa
i'r tastt ait he na4l ttvorablo tr,rls
our assortment J. unusually complete aud 6', assured
" uaar tt' prshle COMPARISON with in The
tiarnR
rts1> sNDEiNsx EISEpu MA,
S--$Ts laNlc aud Pocket Cutlery. W
or ~ thes Pistols. Carpenters. M 5f. .
W. Nnlls. Nhe'!N right .~A1 %. $500
MiNltghIs o"l Inn,fs Tools Saddery ta1fFap' R5d b..
{, Tlnu la. Ling. aud Wagon ANes, iinlIaR aud fHh
mg lHc l.. HuduR Materials Hoe \ cos celebrated ttru
lar and Pr s't Nj SAWS Farming tuNs tium aud Hemp
iackar Lea her BvmE Lace Ltathrr, CnIf @hip,, Shot
Maker Findings. and lrels Of most descriptions
HOUSE FURNISHING tObDS
such Floor au Table GA tdhS Plated og arrauted
quality. Britannia and Bloch Wpro. Window Sl,Ies. cat
t"nic. BmG- and Fins Wood ,w aud ludlow Mufo &
Wuhfautw"l assnraucea II abi ty AID determination
Il sell rs lw lY regular hnuso whatever and tha ing
our :r fs Tar ph f'rors and those they my cNtend
IA n tn future confidently solicit ihc ItttoNr
erous public SIMPSON Il 1tftp
or"r' sill rrceiy our prompt AMI careful aettun
AZ l3dSHlS
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l,.i.u or nrs.sNo,lnNv srOCN-,.o h,-

~ irucc ton resolution the BOARD of Directors he
Virginia and Tennessee Raioad Company shall. FROM
Tia" Market Illus" in the CIV nf iyn.hhuig, bew t
h"nfsu lupenck \. NJ nui oclnot Y NJ, snutd -.
tie 18Th day of June s37 proceed sell public
IL thu hlghe bidder Tor chh thu following i,nqeent Snrk
In sud railroad Company which stock senttied the
alter at The tly of I}u,hbptF4
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6tmEWtN.i Tob"'co, cigars, sn"Hs, wines,
~ Li7uons "c-We are prepared 10 furnish our friends
mp fobacrot
lno " sonc.t erarturv.
Henderson & iIueon,he's Natural,
VIM ID Miicr's run CITY
hook.r Iiss"ys lceompto
In addition Winch have supply Of fine Havana
German and pmcsic Cigars Smoking Tobacco snins sa
dnss Guay,JeIly sc sc We constantly receiving ad
diuna stock Of Bottled Wine. aud Liquors put up
mara IA II NJ HARRIS & co.
'EEA~. 800 P"'k"gc- G"np""dcr md Black
b. ina lGis rDmoSp' DAVGHPDRT ( co
,E,nOsE CRACKERS hnv. nrrivcd.-Tho.~
VII" have been waiting can now be supplied with tho de
phul Egg and Arrow Root Crackers admired by all
j II. THOMPSON d co,
apI Il Apothccarics Druggists
Once S~u,i, side R. "a. Co,
.vuu.u r :, l,,,psM M.y 20 1851
~ senger Train will leave Petersburg daily CSundays
- A. NJ, Lyach6ns al ocIock Nj Leave Lynrb,
burg at O'clock. ~ arrive at Burkcye June"nJ At II
o'clock, A. NJ, and at Peior -hurR AZ ocock 4 NJ,
ma 21s @. % ALLSur, superintendent
hs~sOs.UTION.-Thr partnership hrrr'"Gerr
~ existing under the style and firm of LAS6HoHNE
up having disposed his interest D. nehorne who will
..,.,.m 7. 4 EA NHk''r
%orICE-I have this day placed III" Books Accounts
~ OF the hrm of iansorne Mslkup. in the hands of X
forward aud settle their and all persons having claims
aeains, said hrm will plesse rres"n, them -.
NEOTMEW,s HREAsT Cs.OTMs.-Wc have
NJ ho,h supply Of The shove ar les for relieving pain
sale " J. II THOMPSON Il co.
(NGNT>' PUMP ROOTs.-J"-, nj hand from,
the Manufacture the best quality Gents fine Call Pump
Boots Please examine them at sEABuRY's
VALENTINE A spGNa<., s,.u.... a,x. :;
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B.przIxG.-Thc Charlottesville Jeffersonian saw
the pastor Of the Bap,i, Church in that place baptiz
ed eight persons on Sunday last
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Prcsby inn ~ ~ S:rWcvnt A~sC ~ y-the Alu


EIGHTH DAf--MDRNlNfi SESSION
CLEVELAND, May 29.-Ihe Committee on
Church Policy reported in favor Of the cores
p"ndence of the General Assembly with the Re
formed Churches.
Mr.. Carter proposed a substitute TO til" Com
mit,.e ON SIavery'- report, which taken up.
Mr.. Cleveland, of Kentucky. read document.
giving IA the position of the Church at the South
the belief that American Slavery is an appoint
mcnt of God, on the same footing with family
relations.
Mr.. Scarrre,t, OF 81 Louis. said. that tho views
of himself and his associates were not represent
ed in thu paper read, and belonged To neither
side.
Pending motion to postpone the further con-
sideration If tho subject, the Assembly adjourn
ed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
CLEVELAND MAY GA speech made by Mr..
Hastings. If Rochester, New York, on the sla-
very question, called forth expressions of thanks
from Rev. Mr.. Rose, of Tennessee.
Mr. Cnrwit,. Of California. read hurlesque re."-
buttons, representing the extreme Southern view
OF slavery.
Mr. Dickcr.on, of Kentucky, spoke ably on
the same question.
On the following day NJ. Leyie, of New York,
replied to Mr.. Dckerson's speech.
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kDaAR WHITEHEAD
\ T,
iatr Inspector a Martins Uarshouse
III. n VIII FAD,
Ill aisnSn ylrr

Fnr the sale nf Tobacco Flour aud other Country Produce
liSehhud VA having formed sopartpcrshp Tor the pur
pose ot oing general Gommiaion Hneas will give
undivided attention To Nil consignmonts made them,
ohtr ii the store Of George u DAVIS and door
u Rurkor EDGAR wuITIUEAp
jan -. III THOMAS q. llft,
Refer to capt Jno. N ocy Cashier hank OF Va u ia
Wis Jno Y DAVIS 90, Saml NJ. Garland, Amherst Mayo
cehrl, Nelson Il. Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Bana
II - ii 4
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NucSCkNI.E n CO.,
INu Nhoir-nJe and Retail 4, roccrs

COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS md
mnpntncturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
NJ the old Stand Of Mnearklc Jones' MAIN STREET LYNCH
tun Va VIII give particular attention Ia the sale OF FLOUR
WHEAT CORN, BACON LARD, BUTTER, Sc Liberal
advances viii be made OH nil rohsgnmens hen required
tana
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Terrible Hatch ~ NWrNets ~ SOWshern Oregon.
The Tnbl. Rock %. ~ Sentinel of April
lIth. gives long list of terrible outrages about
Jack.nnvlle. in Southern Oregon. The great
est excitement prevalent there in con-e-
qucnce. Ii appears from th" Sentinel, that on
April OH. u nan nnmed Isaac Iubbs entered tn"
cabin If MIR. Wa.muih. for the purpose at muir
Jtrn4 him. and before Wasmuth could escape,
plunged kuf. into lis breast. The assassin
escaped. but wa. afterwards arrested. On the
following morning two hundred miners assembled
with the view Of iynching the pri -"nrr He was
at length delivered into til. hands of the sheriff,
who has him in custody. The Sentinel thinks
there j. no doubt of his guilt. On April 9TH n
fatal ARRAY occurred NJ G'ihertl"wn, on Evans
Creek in which Il mnn named Smith, wns killed
nv another named Kelly. There appears 10 he
= difference If opinion in regard TO the matter.
some alleging that Kelly acted merely in self
defence while others consider the act by no
moan. ius,ii,hle. On the 9Th "f April on the
l.tt fork of Jacks Creek. the firing If piss
"a mud the .hriek- of Il man were hlRrl.- SiI.cn
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LATEST NEWS.
ARRisALO THE CANADIAN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

QUEBEC, June THE steamer Canadian ar
f'F'd mere tbs morning. from Liverpool, with
dates ~ Wednesday thu 20,h ult.
lie Europa arrived out on the 18th.
MARKETS.
Cotton Is steady aud prices generally unchau
ged. Sales Of loom bale. during the IA 81 thre.
days, including l.st0 bales To spectators and
200 bales for export
Btead'tutf- are steady Wheat is firm AT for.
mer rh,es. Flour is q1c, and steady. Corn is
STEADY AZ an advance If Cd
MONEY MARKET. = The money markc, is gen
orally unchanged Consol- for none, y3aa 93S
Pf"N, Ni"ns- The market il tull--saes max
ing slowly,
Produce, -Rie i, steady. Resin is steady a,
former ,hte>
The iomeu. Nrufohatei difficulty has ut last
been settled.
The ha'is for an arrangement of the difficulty
between Spain aud NJ x,c" ha> been made The
spanish squadron -1Il r,nain. d NJ calz
Paris letter, r"part the discount market easy
with better supp III mnnrY on thu Boarso-
IT WAS rumnred thai the !, nk Of France had
made new contract for obtaining gold
The silk market emans still in n state of sus
pcns".
From Naples the account Of the silk crop is
Z nj. Bu from Lpnbardy 1t counts are uncer-
tain
In France there i. 50 far nothing as certain to
the six crop.
fh, details Of thu previously ielegraphed new :
h"m Chua lut been received rhere had been
N" further operations by the Americans in China
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Her much and of variety than she
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the Iadi#s call sud
oI,crs lftiu the country promptly hlcd Reern' sud
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