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Cocontne.

Asngie application renders the Hair Oo matter how
sin and dryJ soft aud flossy fer vsrbl dsys. Il Is
conceded BY all Who have used Il 70 b. tbs bof and
cheapest Hair Dressing IN ne V0rld. Prepared BY
JOSEPH BUREErT & co Boston.
y Per sa g By 5 Mansfield & Co., sad dealers
generally. ocl9-d- twin
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II OFFER my tract Of Land for sale, lying In -
Il Fsyetfs county, two miles west Ct Moscow,
containing Pour Hun red Acres. one hundred and ~
ninety scres cleared, and the balance vel timber -
ed. ftEo hundred and ten acresJ the railroad runs near
~ through the middle OF u. 7 havee excellent water and
the place IL as healthy as any h. the county. with toleT-
ably Imprcvements ! am Huxicu- T. sell FOr terms
Apply 70 the Subscriber living on ths premises.
- sin G B. BRAMH.
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u Tyler & Co. have the finest Gallery IN
the state, employ a large force OF competent
artists, and DO matters altogether upon an eK-
tensfvs scale, opposite ODD FelloWs' Hall
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~ Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of % True Turf Oil" It is all it claims
to be.
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TVAvIN4 been duly qualified IS Administrator o.
III Winghed Cold, deceased, all persons having claims
agsIust the estate, are hereby notified 20 b ing them for
ward csly authenticatfd wlthin The time prescribed y
law snd an persons indcbted othe estate, are request
ed b come forward and sstti--
ociS-WGs FRANCIS A. COLE. Admir-.
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R7~ TYLER & Co. have been in operation at
2I9 Main st, hut one week, and during that
short tine have taken upwards of 500 pictures
OF The citizens OF MsmPhis. Young America
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River News.

RKw ORLEANS, October IS -Deaths IN this city OF
s.turasz. Of ysIow fever, IS.
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CLERKS SALE OF TOWN LOTS.
The Union Inn in Raleigh

nv virtur o. q deoroetsl order msde b The Circuit
h Cont Of ShefbF county a. lfs September Term, 1855.
IN the case q Jos. r. Hamilton and wife and others vs.
r. L. Saith and others viii tel % TIE nlSnest oiQoeI
At public outcry, IN front of the court house door IN
RAielEh. on MONDAT the 6h day Of December next,
threz lots known Bnd deEiE1Hted On The plan Of the toEn
OF RaIeirh ~ lots Nos 1 and 2, Ia block NJ and No
I IN bluck n" heretofore oocupics By hrs Ann Smith,
deceased. and knsWn ss III Union len.
TEnMs-Ons-thi-d cash the residue on q credit Of one
ard two ysErs in equal iustElments. Bond with spprsF-
ed Ecarity n quired for The deferred payments and . lien
retained until The entire purchase moo-S is paid.
October ~, 1855 Nd L. STEWART Clerk.
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HM. II. I0NER.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor al Law, Brownsville
~ Prairie County. ARK. VIII practice In the counties
Prairie, Arkansas, Nonoe, st. Francis, Jackson, white,
&C. Prompt attention given 70 The collection Of an
claims intrusted 10 hisn are.
REFEks TO-Fauineton & howell, Memphis, Tenn.
whitelsv d Nixon, BsoEnsville, -snn; 5. J. Read, ESQ.
Attorney, Do ". @. A. b. d. Turner. AttoIneya, sssT-
cy, ARK Dairyuple \ GAtevood, Attorneys, Des Arc,
Irk /; EArlC Bronaugh. Attorney, Helena, Ark; Hen.
3. G. Totem, Brownsville, AK End merchants sener-
snT of Brownsvi1s. tmAri1-g1y
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Notice OF dissolution.

Notice OF Dissolution.
The oo-PArtHership heretofore existing betEee
Undersigned under tie style Of TITUS Il Co, Is.
day dissolved BY limitation p. TITUS,
r A. loon,
4. T PATTISOE.
Hessrs P TITS and R A. loon VIII continue The
COTTON ~PACTORAGE n COMMISSION BUsI-
NESS. under the style Of TITUS n Co; and I would
ordially commend them to the patronage Of my ffsuds
and the public generally.
y2i-sm r T. PATTIsOE-
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Burnett,s C0COafne.

Policies issued in the sb9ve ConpaBies o. IS nbers
terms IS any q equal responsibility.
oci7-Im J-E. CHADWICK. AZ NJ.
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o 7
PRTTCHETT & BROWN,

HkyrNG Icosted al the Junction Of TIE Raleigh roaa
Tr1b nes'n mes ard eispsteh. Sexes ef Ell sizes msoe 70
order and delivered on The shortest notfe. Those wish
ig snythiuE m their line would de Wah 70 give tnem >
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LAND FOR SALE,

DKRsOEs DESTROYS OF Parehssins good homes within
two and half niles q Court sQusrs, would 90 ven
% call on d vonintine, two doors from TIE Commercial
Hotel. He win sen 100 OF ise acres IN lots 10 suit pur-
chassrs-not less tasn 20 acres
suiLatf f. voLLIETTEB.
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United states Mail steamer "

United States Mail steamer ".
u. Langley,
: J. Woman. Aaster SAN WOOD. CLERK.
TOENECTS rrufzrl7. 81 EaD-lsCn, $780,
with Whit ani ArTansar river Nail TI&
Boats Leaves Memphis ryerY Tu-s- ar&
day and Safurfsy. Passeugers cana
receive throuEh tickets 20 any p1inton Whitcor ArEar-
sas river she Eeuts Of on doirg business vifh7he
packet WW b. promptly attended TO-
ne Lawyer councCtz sc McmphH with the L1uIEVIUe
and 81 Lculs parksts.
JNO n. RO6EBS. AGENT.
aus-sm s. FroutR8r-
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For Rent.

F1~RsT-CLAsS Business HOUSE, eliEibly located On
n Nsfn streef. and suited for a larze erocerJ and
cammission or Dry Goods Business. For terms, &C,
suni Al Ias Main street sepGi-tf
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TsIssraPhlc Markets.

ST. Lows. October 25.-The Mississippi and al uPTe
streams Ere declining.
rh.-. - a hearr raIn Lat nifht.
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SPEAKING OUT IN DREAMs-A correspon-
dent Of the Richmond Dispatch tells the follow
ing in q letter from one Of the springs:
An amusing Incident occurred on the cars OF
the Virginia and Tennessee road, which must
be preserved 10 print. It is too good to be lost.
As the train entered the Big Tunnel, near this
place, in accordance with the usual custom a
lamp WIS lit. A servant girl accompanying
her mistress, had sunk into profound slumber,
but Just az the lamp was lit sue awoke, and,
half asleep, imagined herself 10 the internal
regions. Frantic with fright she implorsd her
Maker to have mercy on her, re%marking at the
same time, "the devil has got ms az lsstl"
Her mistress, sitting on the seat in front Of the
terrific negro, was deeply mortified, and calling
upon her " Mollis, don't make such a noise
il is be not afraido The poor African in
msdiatelY exclaimed: " Oh, missus, dat you
Test what ! spectsd; I always thought il ebbeI
I got to de bad place / would see you dar.H
These remarks were uttered with such vehem-
ence that not a word was lost, and the whole
coach became convulsed with laughter"
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CLoyHtre.-M. C. CAYcE & SoE close out
to-day the large stock Of clothing remaining al
GAsKILL's, at auction. See advertisement.
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Inst Received.

OOn BOxas ". r. snd z. D. Cheese;
ZUU 50 kets " R Hutteri
100 basEets Piper Heidselck ChsmpagueB qts and PTS.
so his OH Bourbon ard Rye Whiskyj
IS gross Gauetts Snuh Bottles Ena fape
ssrdnss. Mats. lemon, BEandies5 amss
For sale By "a 800 ~
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BLINK BOOKS,
mEsSRs. WATSON s. BEARD,
NJ ara Mssp Cfraaf

TTAvE fust received a EsneTAl assortment Of AC-
III DUN RECORO and BOOKS,
Counting-House and Fancy Stationery, sc which they
-tu ea1 Il reduced uric-s. aeu2h I'm
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Fine Arts.

@m anrfsT- professor REMINGTON. has uxt re-
,,-asd from the eastern cities. and is now prepared
80. N nc newest Etsi les Of PICTURES known to the
ss1iS-ss@ VI CLARK co.
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& Mules FOR SALE.
5000 Acres of Land for Sale.

ON the FIRST DAY 0F DECEHBEa NEXT, and Gays
following. At the late residence Of MOSES Collins.
deceased We vIn sch 90 the highest bidder, the following
described lands, lying in Tippah and foni0too oOuntlas,
TIT. TIrPAH COUNTY
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DAILY APPEAL.
UEsDAY--.-..-.OCTOBER %, 1858.

q Read the advertisement Of a lost gil IN
this mornings paper.
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Leaves sBSDAT. OctCber 81. ats p. -.
o 8. Nail Line....-..INGOMAR b PARIsH. Master.
HyfBLi ave FOR the above and an in RR
w teimeilate lsndirgs. For freight LHl
or passage, apply On board Or to ~
J. J. RAWLINGS, Agent, -
c-1Q-ta ala Main s4-s~s
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Necessary Article.

A Necessary Article.
NO faml should Be for a snIs day without = supply
Of PRAsF ARCTIC LIN NEsT in the house. There is
no moving At THAT moment = member fire family may
be badlT bIrned or scalted, ami IN case Of such = casual
ty, great benea. Is experienced BY having the Liniment
resdy a. hand TO be srplied Immediately. Il Instantly
extracts the smart ami rain, and, n spplied At onoe
after the accident, viii always prevsAt blistsrins. It
also prevents blood from settling srOund bruises, IL sp-
piled Ia time.
BraEs's Arctic Llnlment Is for sse ~ all respectable
Druggists throughout The ooEntry. ocIB-daW2w
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Rome! Kane!

TUsT received a. Nc. 81 trout R0T. and ohered Fi
u sale iov, a general ss=ort1ent 81 different srsd Ma
nnia Rope. CT CHAs. MCLEAN.
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meeting A SERMoS.-Archdeacon Leighton,
returning home one morning, was asked By his
sister. = Have you been hearing q sermon 2"
. I have met a sermon" was the answer. The
sermon be bad met was a corpse on its way to
the grave; the preacher was Death. Greatest
Of street preachersl No law nor penalties
can silence him. No tramp Of horses, nor
rafting Of carriages, nor rush and din OF
crowded streets, can drown his voice. 10
heathen, papsl and protestant countries In
mongrchies and free states, in town and coun-
. try, the solemn pomp Of his dislOurses ever
going on. IN some countries a man is i'm
prisoned for even dropping a tract. But what
prison will bold this awful preacher? What
chains will bind him? He lifts up bis voice in
the very presence Of tyrants, and laugh at their
threats He walks unobstructed through the
midst OF their guards and delivers those mes
sages which trouble their security and embittsr
their pleasures. If We do not meet bis ser
mons. still we cannot escape them He comes
to our abodes, and, taking the dearest objects
Of our love as his text, what terrible sermons
does be deliver usI Oh, what weeping audi
ences sometimes has this silent preaeheTl Yet
there is a secre. doctrine, an occult meaning,
running through bis discOurses, which is not
often apprehended. Few clay it to heart
Ills oft-repeated sermons still enforce the came
doctrine, press upon US the same eXhortation.
. Surely every man wsiketh m a vain show
Surely they are disquieted In vain. Here mere
is no continuing city. Why are yOa laborlng
for that | will presently take from you and give
10 another? Take no thought for the morrow.
Prepare to meet thy God"
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NOtice.
Negroes! Eegroesl Negroes

TusT Received, 20 Young Negroes on Commission, a
i conststtn< Of Field Hs@de, House Servants, Ae-S
eb.nirs and Nurses, at my mart, south side Court
SQUARE. For sale low D.
octs dtm.E2m A. HAshhth, Ntent-
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AIso-At TIRE same tine and place, the administra-
tor viii Feu atpublic sale, the stock Of horses, hoEH and
cattle farming utensils, hOusebold and kitchen furniture
heIourpg 10 the estate q Ann Smith, dsoes-ed. Terms
m.de kno~n 90 the day Of sale.
n n above is offered ths bet stand ana opportunity
80 Eusrson WISHING to engage n The hotd business. The
lots are spacious. with al the Necessary stables. houses,
roell-tdsI ROBr. g. Smith. Admir-.
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t..vss WoEp1T ES Orlesns-

ArADhosssssssssss. sasssss-.sss.as -. Mater
THIS magnificent steamer VII leave RH@
Il for the above and intermediate land Lh
ngs For neigat or passasc apply On
bcards CT % -
III RAWLINGS, Agent,
oc26 q No. as Main street.
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JUST RECEITED
N
FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
QUININE-1OO0 ounces, pure.
LARD OM-extra 6ns-1O barrels.
FISH OIL-Pure-2O barrels
TANNERS OIL-any quantity desirsd-On
= hand.
LINsEED OM-purs-5 casks.
MACHINERY OIL-6Rs and cheap.
ROsIN OIL-5O barrels.
FRENCH ZINC-in Oil-lO,OOO lbs. very low
SNOW WHITE ZINC-IO,OOO Ibs. warranted.
WHITE LEAD PURE-in any quantity.
sPTs. TURPENTINE-5O bbls. Just received.
ROsIN-eOmmOn and Whites barrels
FREsH D~RUGS-AIarss assortment in store and
daily arriving.
THE RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS win receive
ear particular attention At CIR New stand,
No. 29s Main street.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Promptly and Carefully Coz pounded,
DAY N K II
By thoss Who can be relied on IS qualified
n. +. FARNSWORTH s. co.
oc8-dtf -
For Sale.
A VALUABLE residence On ysnerSOn street iofsNe'
"a avl5 l9f N@'"sN R~K.ErsE4eE.
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For sals by CLEAgEs & VADEE.
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The sb We rats are the wholesale prices Of
q md All merohaatable articles when the sale l. oyre-
Ia additional prices viii be rqlireaj istsrlor' .
a-,5e-t1--.ts asssoun. must be msds in all Instances.
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8sgular 9athsts.


Lsevcs This DAT, at Z o'cicck An
a.SSaAe .---...-.-JAs n. PEPPER, Master.
WILL isave ir 80 ablvs I'd N R
l.tsp orls- For freight or LJ
us Az W~URzBAOH. -
nes n Front Row
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Hides Wanted.

WILL pay o.sh for Dried ? int. Drie1 Sailed. Gree
4 sated aud Green HIDES and PELTKIES Of all kids.
". P. LEWIS,
sarTa aawff Garner Main snd Monrne streets.
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s Front Row.


lOASUAfs October IS, Al 4 O'Clock. p 81
$500 ---.P F~LE1mrNe. Master
II tt-amcr vii leave f0r - 49, A
toft, IS strerti-ed For freight or pas ~
sag, spp1y on boarf or to
-. " HODGE
1911 No. IS Frout Rev.
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UdOIphO wolfe,

Sole Importer, Nos. IS. 20 ard22 Beaver street
New York
The following respectsbse hrms in New Orleans sell the
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Plaster and Celatnt,
,nn RARREIS best Ccisined Pastsr. ioobsrrels
IUU ROs,nasle Cement Las
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r.pab-rid
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-30


Dispatches from St. Joseph Of the 22d per
steamer D. A., January, state advices from
Salt Lake city to July Sd have b0en re-
eeived.
The Mormons all returned to the city,
and to their homes p different parts of tn /,
Territory.
Gen. Johnston passed through the city
with his horses and encamped thirty miles
on the other side. No troops in the city.
The Government officers were duly in
stalled in various Offices and are preparing
for The proper discharge of their duties.
Brigham Young is anxious to b0 tried on
the charge Of treason, but insists that the
jury shall consist Of Mormons only.
Leavenworth dates to tho 23d per steam
sr D. A. January to Boonville say that Mr..
Livingston, an old trader on the plains, ar
rived last night from Salt Lake City with
dates TO juno 3oth. The army had
marched from the capital for Cedar Valley,
forty miles below. Brigham Young and
ths heads Of the Mormon Curch had re-
turned to tho city and tho citizens were fol-
lowing them cn masse. All was was quiet
ia the valley. Some returned teamstsrs
are circulating report Of rich gold dspos-
il in the vicinity of 81 Wain's Fort
Thess statements do not receive full credi,
in absence Of authentic information.
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From Havana.
New York, July 2s,

4lcA . New York, July %.
The Times Panama correspondence
sends the substance of Secretary Cass's let
ter 10 the President Of Nicaragua on the
refusal Of the latter 10 sign the Cass Yyris-
sari treaty. Tho Secretary says to Presi-
dent Martinez: aYou have insulted our
Government by Withholding the treaty, af-
ter pledging yourself to Gen. Lsmer that
you had sent il by special messenger
You afterwards assigned as reason for not
sending it, that you had written 40 auto
graph letter to President Buchanan, asking
him to submit certain notifications of it;
which letter you never wrote. We demand
as tho only reparation you can make, the
written treaty-as it was ratified by the
Assembly"
With regard to the vested rights Of citi.
gems Of Nicaragua. Gen. Cass tells Presi-
dent Martinez that his Government would
not submit to any arbitrary action on the
part Of Nicaragua---that if that country was
devoid Of adequate tribunals, the Cabinet
at Washington had no other resource but
decide for themselves, and that therefore q
proper naval force had been dispatched To
both sides of the Islhmus.
A duel had been fought with swords by
two military officers at Regla. One of the
combatants was cut down, and then shot as
he lay, by tho second of bis antagonist.
He died next day.
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rna rIn..nsnIpl % yohn Q. rrsmetn.
San francisco, june "a, 1858,

tIAM II fMullhCVt ouho ~ AooOs
In the United States Circuit Court last
week, the question Of John Q. Fremont's
citizenship was tried before jury. Colonel
Fremont sued tho Merccd Mining Company
70 restrain thom from cutting aud carrying
away wood from his claim in Mariposa
county. The mining company denied Col
ouel Fremont wasa citizcn Of New York, as
alleged in his bill, and averred ho was a cit
izen Of California, and therefore tho Federal
Courts had no jurisdiction in the suit which
should be dismissed. An issue Of fact was
raised in this way, and sent before jury
FOR trial. To support the allegation that
Colonel Fremont was n citizen Of this state,
Il was shown that he ran on tho Republican
ticket for President iu 1856 as aof Califor-
MIA" and that the newspapers Of New York
city were constantly scen in his house with
his name so announced. The fact that
Colonel Fremont had represented Califor-
MIA in tho United States Senate; that he
has bcen from time to timc since 1s4e with
bis family, and that in soma mortgages
which were put in evidence he described
himself OF "Mariposa, State Of California,"
wore relicd upon to support the plea. Re-
psated declarations Of Col. Fremont, extend
ing over several years, that ho considered
New York his home; that he would never
reside in California, in consequence Of the
law being Intellectual to give him his pro-
perty, though he was taxed highly for what
others were permitted to enjoy, were proved
10 opposition. Also that his furniture, pic
lures, library, aud all the surroundings Of a
domicile were in New York. The trial oc-
cupied three days, and the jury found that
in May, 1856, when tho suit against the
Merced Mining Company, was commenced
John @, Fremont was not citizen Of Cali.
fornis. The question was thus decided in
favor Of Fremont, which gives him the
right to sue in the United States Courts-a
very great advantage. Herald Cor.
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ENcRoAoHMENTs OF THE NIAGARA RIv-
RR.-1Ne Niagara Falls Gazette says that
tho Canadian Government have ordered an
engineer to mako an examination of the
banks Of the Niagara, between Chippewa
and Fort Eric, to learn what damage ha.
been done by washing away of the land
1t seems considerable complaint has been
made by people living and owning land
upon the bank Of the river, 10 the effect
that their farms are being washed away,
and all in consequence Of trees having boon
cut down. The trees were cut in conse.
quonce Of the road having boon assumed as
towpath by the Board Of Public Works
The DrummoudViNe Reporter, speaking of
tho matter says: H 1,at
"Thoro cannot be doubt that something
must be done, or before many years great
portion Of the townships of Berthe and Will
oughby will be washed away. The road
along the river bank has been destroyed
several times during the last 2l years.
The Board Of Work authorized the cutting
down of the trees TO facilitate the towing of
RATS of timber from the mouth of the Riv-
er Welland to Fort Eric, and the conso-
quence is that nothing is left to protect the
banks. Twenty years moro--at the rate
the bank is now being washed away--and
almost every homestead will be in tho Nj
agara River. Several have gone already
Tho inhabitants don't ask for damages; they
merely seek protection for tho future; there
fore, sending an engineer there TO assess
damages is sheer nonsense"
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Pu,-,n.Bay Excursion.

The cities Of Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit,
Sandusky, Buffalo, and other towns on and
contiguous to the lake, have conceived the
idea Of a grand excursion and pic mic from
their respective places to Put-in-Bay on tho
10th of September, the anniversary of Per-
ry's Victory in tho last war. 1t is also pro-
posed that the initiatory steps be taken
towards erecting monument on the island
to the memory of tho gallant Perry. This
is good idea, and there is no town that
will be more ready and anxious to contribute
toward the enterprise than Fremont
Capt. Oar of the Island Queen has sent us
word that his boat will be Mt the service Of
the citizens Of our town on that day, and
wo hope some one will Immediately take
hold Of the matter and see if a sufficient
number will go to make it an object for him
to come. Large steamboat loads from Buf
falo, Detroit, Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo
&C., will rendezvous at the island on that
day, and the amount of enjoyment which
can be had will be remembered for a life
time. Each one is expected to take his bas
kct of refreshments, and thus the whole
may be bountifully supplied. We feel war
ranted in saying that Fremont will send
good delegation on the 10th. Lot the mat
ter be agitated. h 1loa
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rho. EIecs,on7 ~ Kan.,,.

Monday, August I'd, decides the fate Of
tho English -Lecompton in Kansas. Gov.
Denver has issded his Proclamation. pre-
scribing The mannef Of conducting the Elec-
tion and making returns, and all appears
fair on its face. The accountsrfrom Kansas
concur in the opinion that the vote for
Proposition rejectsd7 will prevail by nlarge
majority, though the brbe Of office is now
libsrslly offered in addition 10 that of land.
John G. Calhoun. just on the eve Of the
election, has given certificates to Free
State majority Of the Legislature. By
adopting tho Lecompton Constitution the
Free State pen will have the State Govern.
ment, two Free State United States Soma
tors, and Free State Member Of Congress
Still Lecompten Is so odious to nine-tenths
q the people that no bribss can save it,
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