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To Texas Land Claimants.

A IL Land and Military Claims against the Govern
"a meut II Texas will be forever barred unless APP
pcatun be made therefor, PRIOR the ist OF Septeu.
ber 1855, and proni thereon BY the abe Isl Of
January, 1888
Any psTspnS having such claims have them
promptly AftsudCd ny calling GA tho. ". COOK
Attorney at Law OF Texas, who can be found unt The
18th 81 August al the cuicu at h, A. RAxoEru IA
Nashville. In the absence VI Gnl ". Coca T. A Ia.
wuKTH Will give has personal attention the same.
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ARMSTRONG & co.
REMOVAL.

DFLlSSER has removed his stock Of IJouors
GEARS, Tobacco, &c. TO No. North College ST ;
at the old stand Of Mr.. ID d. Dckey where he will be
pleased 10 see his friends and customers TyIe
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) c. nPrps ARa oshers. "a @ M kIszsoL aud eskers
quiz amount adyAncsl BY ". T. sseith ~ agent ef
comEi - re<iesGBsag The lzEis the pscalinss
meBtioaei. not hAstzs erca I-.d. - artc5e By the
eeeree, 4 shall Hel sal Lands, bsiag Gle same
scFlbea ~ Lszi Il trest frsts Ts ". >hsAFoa dec
" ~ hA2ter, Trustee, containing htndrei
chcatAssH doanty, a Cart hcssa aeor "a Nasty lie
feta day q Aasast aext. . credit q aas and
yssrs. sneout sauls a. Fe<svaupliea Nsstes ana
good security reQalFea. sad ilas rufanod ca IAnss
tal psymens o. Parehase messy.
Costs % sale . as paA - ceze.
Jyis-gA J. p CLARK, .fIsrke
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Gg- The river Is falling slowly with about
two feet water on the shoals. q. *.
There were no Steamboats, in port yester-
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Great Hargains at No. 22 Public
SQuarc.

We will offer our entire stock of goods at
cost, for cash only, for few days to make
room for our Fall Stock Now is the time for
every body to get cheap goods. Call soon or
you will miss the chance.
jy27. &c. NICHOLSON & co.
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'IUI-i>@ fs--W TN htnted supplies, especially Of
Prime the rates have improved, with sales of only
about 500 bbls the levee, 26g30c for Ordinary
70 Prime, and 1900 packages Orleans Refinery 30C9
32c. for bbls and 34Ca136c. p gallon for half bbs
COFFEE-The business has fallen off again and has
reached barely 500 bags this week at a range ofIOb
CHG and we quote Fair at 101zc. Good Fair at
lU249l1e, and Prime at ll4c. = ID To-day we have
heard of no sales Three cdrgoes, embracing Is SIT
bags have arrived from Rio direct during the week
and the stock in first and second hands is about
u 500 bags against I02 500 the same time in 1857
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IHt UpPeI MissIosIppI are IdIIIIlS.
NEW York, July 27-Surveyor Hart,
spat in late General Appraiser Dillaye's face;
Dillaye attempted to draw weapon,
when Hart struck him on the head with a
cane. Hart surrendered himself to justice.
The cause of the fight was the recent public
ations respecting the Custom House.
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GODEREY,S
Extract of Elder Flowers,
FIR S.ftening the Skin aud Improving The Complexion
ELGENE pUlUY. 100 BRnAnwAY Y Y

FIR Sgte'iHg the SKIN aud hnprortn0 The Complexion
EUGENE DUrUY, 100 BROADWAY, " Y.
sole Agent for the United States
The object Of this CIRCULAR Is give publicity the
most valuable and etsicnt Remedy that has yet been
introduced IN the practise of Medicine, the purpose
Of removing every uHs4ghtly appearance from the
skin, ana preserving u L. the latest period of life
nearly all the nrmntss and freshness Of youth Elk.
tenslNc experience aud minute observations have
long satisfied the Proprietor that II applied directed
II viii speedily remove any uuSghtly appearance,
such as Tan, sun Burns, Freckles, &c, and quickly
cure all Fimples, Humurs and Eruptiuns which may
dishgure the cumtcuance; and Will also mpIrt the
skin the most delightful sotuess and delicate clear
ness, ia short, ~ preserve pleasing compile Niun
through life, nothing Is required but the OF
GUDFREH'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
The sweetest and really the most perfect
b E 4 UTIFIER IN Nd TURE.
This aimirabc preparation ct Elier Flowers is very
earliest ages been esteemed a mild and harmless
yet mast perfect beautfner Of the skin. Tan sun
burns, FrroAics Rsdness, &c., 1t viii speedily and
completely remove.
CHILDREN 1t Is singularly beneficial and perfectly
inoNious even to the youngest infant
SHANiNG.--lt II valuable beyond ANYTHING annhi-
atng every pimpe, aud all roughness rendering the
razor
FANNY LoroN .-Codfrey's Extract 90 Elder Flowers
viii be found beyond ali praise and only trial
I" DO approved.
AGENTS.:
cAEr, HowARp SANGER, New York.
SCtnFFKIiIN BKos. * Co, -
J. " NuKcEoss a Co, Boston and New York
p. {. wEiIs * 60 New York.
And all ether " holvS.'le and Retail Druggists.
Junoi9-fii&M-im Is
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IN ORDERING TICKETS ORCERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address Tickets or
deTed, on recept OF which they viii be forwarded by
aTst mail. Purchasers have tckets endng IN any
ngure they may Designate
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing
So Purchasers VIII please write their signatures
PLAN, anc give their Post Once county and state
Gs- Remember thai every Prizs Is drawn and paya-
BILE without deaiacflon.
All prizes OF 81 900 and under pad immed ate.
y after the drawtngother prizes the usual time u
thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets OF ccFtaeates 10
= SWAN 90, Augusta, Ca
ss- Persons residing Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta, Ga, have their orders ulled and save
time, BY addressing = Swan Co, either o. thos.,
cities
Es- l1si Of The numbers that are araWn from tht
wheel With tho amoant 90 the prixe that ons IL
nutied o., viii be published alter every drawing IN
ths following Iaf'ers s-Aagsfa (Ga censfif4fssal
-, Ase OFioaas Dslfa, ho1sis RzssaeE. caarlezsH-
NasaF4, NssAriis lsEEee 4fiaak ls1el igencrr Nee
Tori Weekly pas Bazk Isaraaaak Gasrpaaa keseA-
S.sssa LtsgatcA, Aer feyk RispateA, aaa fasaIatag
(1issl 0artss, and Luxe Ra<k (ssk fr4s DaoeyaL
Iyez-ta ~ - -. ~ -
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NOTICE

I'VE have this day sid FISHER, wHEIKSS
w Gu, cur ensire STOCK % eirocarses and the bus
lHeas hereafter win be eondactsd BY thsm-
Jyl ,. 7. AARTIN co.
IIyE have tbs DAY associated with "a II business
w Mr. J. I. MAXIM
Jyi FISHER, wHEIEss 90.
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BONNETS-BONNETS.
& gg g eg &

New York Millinery Emporium,
81 Union So. Nashville, Team.
NJ RS. DOYLE
Dies leave 10 tnDTm her customers In the
ID eng and through0ut The STATES Il Tennessee .nd
Aizb4Inas that shr has fstnrned Gotp NeN York and
has fcosssed her SIfing inporrxsnns Tor fsSs, Of
TRENCH PATTERN BoNNErs & MILL
. NERlGo0IS, -
CSnsStlng N part lsaloss 1.-Two FFcneh Pattern
b-aHets, Sso lesbarn b1.'seers zna CiilFe8zf Hats
really tftaIass IA Head uEcssEs, - les; ia
eoxes frunch tiosers, Il slal kssaistneus ahd Head
Ora2saoat. Loo pcos@ toanct ssh and 5eil
sab iaFge atsck % Anniversaries, C.iArs, Nerves
elz. claEeus A-l.ts. lsess, i1Asass Es inser-
lss.az. AAatltzs-
ssr ossalfy AainzFs suPflssd xIh PasicFa Bssa-
nesz ana esegy ATtscis apEeft4niEg ~ ihe basbess
kvery deecftftiea 81 kAazl2ets and Cent :, Hats
Is4shstKaa lsIhAlaoa Ma y = pscallsE sly ~.
slzzaIaas ia hFesii.s Ana tsakiss deae-
Wksa sefsne ssnmsE a1leAdS her na1rs, -
$50 Anf - - ff2eT 1nce - lAe ar ..ss =. a1s
he LAdrs ines xl.i b<h asonnA $780, t-f
n search & Bo1Es,s 41llozt compare,
~ e4s- -
-, ~ xzai % save shos lsafhsr,
Ana mGeh pcrplrxing ts1 = ten
Our adxEe -. Froaz - the nns wsztAsr,
Ana sxaz,ns V enaFsaps. = "a Asrsasr leeie a.
AFras-u Afs DoNlE-
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River News.

ST. LOUIS, July Zs-All the rivers except
the Upper Mississippi are falling.
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
Sass Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets.
Magnincemt Scheme
B, 4e5 Prizes amounting to-...-.........s3 $500 600
Whole Tickets sl0 Halves IS; Quarters So so.
NASHVILLE, TENN, July -, 1858
TO BE DRAWN

CA-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii DC sent 10 any QUE DESTROYS OF receiving IT.
Certificates Of Packages Will be sold n the fol
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Low Kidding -lOz@lll4 Fair --.-.-.... @
SUGAR-lhe receipts continue very light, and with
a fair demand, prices have further advanced. The
sales OF the week amount to about 200 hhds and the
market closed at the range of quotations. fol-
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New Orleans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, July %, p NJ.
COTTON-The week opened with a rather quiet
market for cotton with few desirable lists and extreme
pretensions on the part of holders. Upto Wednesday
evening barely 500 bales were sold, including 500
on Saturday, 200 on Monday 800 on Tuesday and 3
800 on Wednesday, prices generally being very full
for the Medium and better qualities without any quo
table alteration. Yesterday about 900 bales changed
hands, and to-day sales confined 10 500, max
ing the entire business of the week 100 bales taken
for Great Britain the Continent of Europe and North
Prices without any material change, and We re-
peat our last quotations
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ppo.pw.v THrarps-Tbe equestrian ard RymnNuc
roups will thouEha variety Of th- novel exercis~a this
evening and lhen the spectacle OF Nens s~hio"
Ntptos Ravol and his brcthers; Nile Rolls the
and lie zanfrr the tight performer
are 10 appear nsshi kim RAJ and "Bianoo" are the
pie~s
BovrRr.-Mr. Mexican buchanan Ia N play In julius
rsar and London Assurance for bic farewell benefit
his evening Messrs EDDY and r. Johnston have charsc
In the piece first named
the eouc.ity styled Wanted, Happy Family" both Of
which have become decided vores with he psous of tsis
bou,s, sr. N be repeated TO night.
wgststrs-Jesae Brown still constitutes the chief and
profitable feature ofatirscticn here VII DC iooved
nlhb by Two In the Morning" In which Messrs soan
and Davenport PLAY the chsraetera
Larp. Ksrrrs-wi.s Keene will this evening give her sd
mr.be Of the part cf the heroine In the good Old
comery called she stoops 70 Conquer" Coujusa Lee
son" is the sfterpiece.
AxpRfciN Musxrs-Previous 70 ENJOYING he dramatic
repress of the Bride OF svening this anernoon
rht visters will have opportunity OF inspecting
all the curioeierL including the MANN lady.
THr CoIoRpp OrgsA uRs popular :. ever With Al classes
Of people and no wa ~ Geo. Chris'y Wood and The
-cth- 70 Irysnt IN vs nish he bes hs, be found
In ha Ethiopian repertoireA addition N lsughsbe after
pieces based upon current topics Of the day
rrsrrwoSrar TO EAroy SroyrA number cf the profes.
sonal of Mr NsOn Stone he Ameri
equestrian, engaged IN getting for him .sndd
medal IN diamonds and other precious sones which Is "
ne presented 20 br 81 cmpi mer'.ry eeneh n NJ stone
The benefit w ke place at he Broadway estrs during
he coming week.
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Pms isp AccDsss-ou Tuesday night, between ii and
II O'Clock. are broke out n mail rame tenement a,
stc foot Of oours street, occupied by Patrick Farrell n
,x,. dsssyoy..s... psrsSs grobsbiy ESQ.
member Of No 20 engine IN seriously and perhaps
fatally injured In Court strsst, hh way 70 the aro
His nans John T. payton; Bon Of soG
John A. Dayton. n Appears ha, he had hold
Of the tongue when The foreman ordered the men take
the engine from the railroad usct which they
then running In obeyipg the order Ills tongue broke,
and Dayton being ipped up By the rope which had be-
come slscg fell across the track. He turncd between
the rails when he was caught in The back BY the king
the Of Court and Atlantic strests and
veyej 70 his residence IN Clinton avenue He was still In
q doubtful state yesterday.
A member Of No. 10 engine named Mcnse Brady, haa
his ankle dslocated BY being run In proceeding 70
the same fire.
vioiArIos or TIE Law vcR TIE PROMOTION or MEDICAL
snKyu-Coroner Bennett, who held the inquest the
remains found in bags the bcacn vi the foot Of rheb
street. Saturday last, and Dr. Ball police surgeon Of
the Western district, made tho following report 10 the
health officers yesterday
wlnant Bennett, OF the Coroners OF Kings county
and George Rail- surgeon OF the Metropoilten police
report Louis Bauer, D. and Fenno Gabriel his assist
ant residing at the Of Court and Baltic streets for
violation Of ian act 70 promote medical science passed
Of Daniel Campbell in q public cemetery after they had
used the body FOR scientific purposes.
wINANr r. BENNETT, Coroner.
GEORGE G. BALL, Police Surgeon, ". y.
The penalty for violating The law above referred 10 a
hne OF not less than s2b nor more than $50.
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PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN,
Died March ls, 1858,
In the 18th year Of his age.


The body dressed In linen winding sheet open at
the breast exposing shirt BOSOM ana faced With VII
satin. neat black silk neck tie ana standing collar 90
peted the attire. The face little changed by death
and the body was that apparently Of small, weak
ard young could have been engaged many despe
rate ARRAYS as have been Aitr oulsd To Paudeen.
There vas no religious services at the house but the
deceased pArook o the OF the Roman Catholic
Church previous 10 his DEATH permission ~ss given for
bis body To be laid 10 Calvary Cemetery, Williamsburg.
The scene al the closing OF The coffin impressive,
and served 70 chow that death indeed levels all dstnc
TONS and whether over the body OF q priest . pug
list, saint or sinner, human nature manfcsis self
had walked around the coffin and passed OF tho
Tho female relatives OF tho deoeaeed crowded around
10 kiss the lips and take their last look Of the fca
tares OF the corpse The mother sunts and esters OF
Paudoen In deep mourning In turn sppro~chet weeping
and pad the last rtss and then retired me brother OF
the deceased then kssed The lips Of the corpse and hs
example wAs followed by over uozen oshor mon, most
Of whom were weeping profusely rneir grief vas evi
dentiy unaffected and the exhibition Of feeling In such
men was entirely unexpected.
Amor this ceremony The CONN clossd and home 10
the hcsrsc. The procession then formed In tho following
Hcarse, with body, drawn By four horses w.sh funeral
plumes
FALL uARxRs
Patrick Smith, Tbomas Manning,
John McIJnoush, Robert Read,
Janos whfs, PAisck CAnphali,
John Matthews, Jous Eobssia
na.ai,vA IN uhlAsss.
Friends 90 foot
Friends In cArrNsts
The remains were deposited in Calvary cemetery.
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Libel Suit against the Ssw York Cc,oni
ton Society.
KINGS COUNTY cIRcurr COURT.
Before Hon. ], A. Lott. Justice.

Before Hon. j, AZ Lott, Justoe.
Learn H Panam 10. <ns,n O. PAs.s-rhs u ~
action for damages srsDs out Of the pub'Ics,sn Of e
article over the signature Of the defendant v.~
York gvenino Po1, On the ssh Of ,s,1 !, MIR
me pnmpus Nbo . q colored man. vas denounced ~ .
s~mu,r and the public warned against him. Damages
20 amount Of $40 900 claimed. appears that In
year ist9 plaintiff submitted plan 70 the Colonsaoo
proposed to coonze Liberia by giving away farms 10 all
oo,o~ed persons who wished 70 emerate. He wss
conded in his plans by the Colonization Society and pro.
ceeded 70 obtain subscriptions for the furthersnce s his
object Up 10 the publication OF The article complained Of
be had obtained the Of about ~ 500 In the carly
psrt OF the year 1853 the society suspected that plaintiff
procuring these funds for his persona
not for the contamination OF the plan originally
posed. Tbe society accordingly denounced his whole
rbole operation as q s~ndle, and sent Rev John b
TO ascertain the locality Of the farms, but Alleged he
unable 70 end them. On his return Putnam
claimed that hts enterprise perfectly tona ffe and
that the publication OF tho article complained Of
libel resulting damage 70 his charaster and 10 the ruin
Of his project The Rev Mr.. Pinney was the only wit
Cfhe Colonization Society and formerly Governor Of
Iibe.a The substance OF hir testimony In that plauun
made application 10 him for sssstalce carrying out his
project bat the 9th Of January lsae he pledged him
sell spend the money he would obtain by subscriptions
In accordance with the ADVICE Of those with whom he
might be connected He Afterwards required 20 fur
nish account OF all moneys received and expended,
which he did: but that account Afterwards missed
from e place of deposit Ia consequence of sene rregu
srties N his accounts, was suspected that all wss not
rght and an investigation was made BY Stiffness and The
result cf that aton hat the socey bad been
deceived I'm the representations made BY Mr Putnam.
iosy accordingly authorized me publication Of the article
Nnlehm made the basis ef compliant 70 tbs ac.on,
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News frum Mexico.
OUR CAMPEACHY CORRESPONDENCE.

CAAPKAcHy March 8, 1858.
have but few items to give you from this port, but
intend leaving here for other windward ports in day
two when shall have made complete tour Of this great
country, Mexico. The people here almost invariably
hberass, and IN complete state Of excitement upon
the idea Of Santa coming here and present every
thing Ia In most deporsble state, and hardly motion in
think would leave 30 soon, else would have prepared
something; but you may expect all from Vera Cruz
mere have been ' no arrivals for ssn days quiss
healthy here, and the market gutted with everything
om New Orleans Flour 81 per barrel, and AL other
IFrom he New Orleans Pieayune, March III
By the arrival Of the Mexican schooner Arrogane from
s o $ sy we % n.Ss Ss as; "a q me ' de
Lieut. Col D. Jose Dolores Baledon, who had command
% the bre Battalion Of CITY during ais siege, had
been permitted 70 retire. and was succeeded By Lieut.
The port together with Merida the capital repudiales
the authority assumed By the Zuoaga government, and
she Bolesn publahes lengthy circular from Senior Ruiz,
Juszs Minister Justice analyzing the Of that
Aspirer, stigmazng rebellious and opposed 10 tho
VIII Of the whole nation.
Antonio ochoa dated chihuahua, Jan. a. from which
appears that attempt that hsd been made there In
the interest OF the present reaconst government OF The
capital had been sgnaly orushed by The citizens OF the
on the condition Of anArs generally in Campcachy and
The State OF Yueatan the papers afford no accounts nor
there them any thing later from other pars Of the
public than What has already reached M.
The publication o the BoLtin ceased the 80 instant
The schooner Red Fox Captain Ohphant, arrived from
and Captain Onphant reports that the scho W. W.
Barknsss Captain Peterson, sailed thence the sh inst
proclama on by Colonel Moreno, dated the 9th inst
devees the admission Of -four Of all qualities into the port
customs duty OF % per barrel OF eight arobas and
other provisions including those prohibited by ihe de.
Of Jan. 81, 1906 at duty Of 20 cont dd rolreu
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THE orxsa-TrR "Hrouxsors The eighth and last but
one representation Of the "Huguenots" drew = much
larger house last night than Monday. All the artists
in good voice, and the Opers went OF with great
spirit Nine. la Grange and Mr.. Formes were re-
ceIved with considerable enthusiasm. Carl Formes takes
his benefit Friday and Saturday evenings. On Friday
the "H.suenots will be given for the Last time and on
Saturday Fc'ov's "ALarhs" in which Formes makes his
let appearance for the season
Tie receps Of the Academy last night exceeded those
q Monday by leArly s.x hundred aolars,
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INCREASE on srxxD ON rx ocxASrhe following exrae.
Of letter received by T. X. Collins, Esq, showing the
great gain in steam power by adopting The method Of
Nessrs weihered Bro, OF Baltimore, for using steam Is
OF some Importance in the present age
Mr. Mills, the Engineer in Chief OF the west India and
Brazil Roy Mall Steamship Company writes under date
OF 18th ult. that the mail steamship Avon Just
turned from q voyage from Southam ,ton RIO Janero
and back gaining three days hor passage say,
and with twenty two per cont less coal by Dr. Rannoy
tables IN the "Ocean Plot page Te will be that "
have gained even one knot-the Avon DID more-would
have required third fuel or other words
curing nny Eve per cent moro fuel With ordinary steam,
70 have obfained The same result
The same me,hsd applied 70 the Collins steamers would
shorten their trips across tho Atlantic at let twevo
hours Il would enable tho Adriatc, for instance, 10
make The psssage 10 Liverpool In cieh days with case
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Another Kidnapping Case.
A coLoRRD GIRL CARRTxD SOUTH TO sELIy--ARRBs
OF THE ALLKdKD KiDSAPPER.

OF THk ALLk0kp klDNAfPEh.
James D. Fn.ay alias haley A Howard, and his re-
puted wife, Anna .Brainard ,sslss Anna Howard,
brought TO this city from Maryland yesterday morning
charged with kidnapping oolored girl, IA years Of age
named Sarah Taylor from this city, and attempting 10
sell Der IN Washington 70 slave dealer. II seems that
the sth INST FDey and his wife persuaded the parents
Of the girl who live In BAXTER street. 10 LET her 20 with
them 70 Newark where they promised 70 take her into
service Instead Of stopping al Newark they proceeded
right on 10 Washington, ard put up d wilard's hotel
On the following morning Finley attempted 10 sell the girl
slave dealer for 5000; but the girl discovered his
design, and made 20 much trouble about Il that Finley
and female thought best 70 decamp 10 Maryland. Moan
while officers NIX and Barry OF the Fourteenth precinct
got mixing Of the affair In this city and deputed
V follow up They arrested Dr. .. q Clay, Of this city,
who confessed 70 having the parties purchase tickets
for washlngton. He required 70 give hall " appear
a. q witness Tho officers then proceeded 70 Maryland,
and after search succeeded IN arrcns Finley and lady
Eoou Mills, Howard county. The parties we're brought
before the Mayo yesterday morning Who sent them 70
the Recorder 70 take action on The charge. The girl
still In Warrington.
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----take up arms agains, sea
on troubles;
And bv opposlne and than

me engagement Of Mr.. Buchanan has, however, been
closed, and the newspapers still published But Mr.
Buchanan daunted. He not The person to fiut by
tho wayside. His motto Ia that Of Hampden, "NuHa
hgia retrorsum," and he plants his banner 70 night at
the Bowery In the shape Of Q complimentary benc-
ft when he viii probably make another grand
oraiorca coup de main and lead The orlorn hope against
tho cohorts OF writer's Small mercy FOR them from the
trenchsnt sword OF Mr.. Buchanan he public, which
Joys ali such that which the prophet that hath
honor in his country" rcapng, will doubt
less crowd the Bowcry 70 night 10 hear tho ''nowsst
grefn he bill II the play annousces "Julus Cosar !"
with Mr.. Buchanan BrutuB, Mr. Eddy Csssius and
Mr. Johnston Marc Antony; with "Iandon Assurance
Mr. Buchanan az Sir Harcourt Courtiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

RAupolp AccIpEvr.-An accident TOOK place IN
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the 2i5t iast VII
resulted In The death of Mr.. Joseph Walrr. stolnagc
conductor the scsdng Of The engineer Mr. Jsnu ckart
and asorsilesahle Gamase c the locomotive and caTs