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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-04

Washington City, Jan. 9Th, 1852. '' e"'''
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-04
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Corner of Montgomery and California streets up stairs
opposite Wells, Fargo, Co.'S Express Office.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-04

Attest RUFUS SHOEMAKER. Clerf
June 25, 1S5s.-393m BY WIN SMITH Denntv
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the subscription money.
One copy for one year ..... 80 90, and gift.
One copy for two years.. 3 So and gifts.
One copy for three years. s 90, and gifts.
One copy for five years =. s co. and gifts.
AND TO CLUBS
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Ten copies one year. is 90, and 10 gifts.
Twenty-one copies one year 80 co. and 81 gifts
The articles to be distributed comprised in the fol-
lowing list:
Packages of Gold, containing .. $500 90 each.
do. do. do, ........ 200 90 each.
10 do. do. do, ........ 100 90 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches 100 90 each
20 Gold Watches. Observation-Disclosures. IS 90 each.
80 do. ...................... 60 90 each.
100 do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so 90 each.
800 Ladies Gold Watches ............ IS 90 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches. .... 80 90 each.
800 Silver Watches s......,....$1 $40 to rs 90 each.
1000 Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains 10 80 90 each
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presented each subscriber immediately the receipt Of
the substitution money.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-28
REQUIESCAT IN A


The young moon floats along
In q Sea ii m-iiow light
And a glory eud calm o'erhsng the world.
Thu. whi.per c. Heaven TO. night.
Upon thy new made grave
The dovs of rs twilight fall:
The while fJw els lie Oh the cofiu'lid,
But The tus: lie over them all!
Some sorIs grow aaintlY white
Ere the I ,lnpls of dust Ia riven-.
And there art graves that seem to rise
AT the vory g.te OF Heaven.
Thy grave IL q blessed rest
So mario ., nd deep and still
Too narrow :, b I'D apother woe
Too deel TO- the reach otill.
Dsnth b. ing. . eweet relief
WLsn h. co q es with pail and shroud,
That M yer pay G. II 8, the door OF want
Fr,m IN, hal dc {! the rich and proud.
Nor hunger 1901 thirst nor cold
V.ve tr.erao the grave with thee;
And ,hs se y L ~ de that ceased TO bless,
FI5nt J ...s.5 j al.A. .ta ires.
We rex ; Of nr ives by years;
Bnin 90 ligl they are told
By eeasro . d is;l,t bloom like flowers
so tho q L I'd vrt old!
Rioh b ouI 81 ore years.
And n , ,ss, d deed that springs
To .uild { 40 , ne II worthier thee,
Than lsiI RIBS pomp OF kings.
This b ~ ) lib ith hour
Goes y Et,s ii ent prayer
Apd { emf {. blink Of the bliss and rest.
That. l.o,' bis bfe of care.
We 81 81 , ,et n the after time,
IN tho cs,r re b 10 and bright;
w, ere ID. 10, | out,"n immorfa youth
80, g.. re. riei d. good night.
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FROM

WAsHiSoruE, September % Tho receipts into the
Treasury during the last week amounted 10 81 .l66 600
"a reduction of nearly $264,000 as compared with
the week previous. The amount In the Treasury,
subject to draft, is $l2. los, 900.
The land Office at Saltwater has been removed to
Cambridge, aud that at Fairbsult to St. Peters, Min.
nesota.
The Postmaster General. who left for the North this
afternoon, will stop at Pbilsdelphis on business con
nected with the post off &c. custom and courthouse
accommodations Of that city.
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xn.irarRE FEMALE 1asrlfurE.

We would call attention TO the Advertisement OF
hs most excellent school for young Ladies.
Mr.. Puw-.l hss been known to us Tor years ano
be a.s,drors ate ntion given by him to hs school
ogether ni;h the fine array of assistants, canno; ont
.-rd.r this school worthy Of soui;!srn patronage
lie ,nnloyees are all ~teactcrs, in It's school, and de-
.,,. hair tina exclusively 10 tho duties Of their po
.itious.
The .uccess OF Mr.. Powel?s school is its oest 70
Communications: but from ASSOCIATION with him Tor seV
go, yesr-. We ss ubls 10 speak OF bis qna:Ihcaiion'
rom personal knowledge.
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FROM WASHINGTnN

WAsHISoToS, Sept. 9th. board of .,nu
GERS recently appointed 10 examine into the ,o u =
merits of certain new methods Of printing ANAL ~
say, in view Of the result of all the test. sns ~
careful consideration OF them, that they d. ore
authorized Ia The Introduction =, !" y,
Wards or Martins into tie service. ell
With respect 20 thai Of Mr.. ButtsrfsId. no,,t
standin: the tact tat there seems To b. s.vs,s'
rious objections, God AZ ta-se are OF such a ns.n,o.'
be best tested by field service, the board r.cnua..
that about fifty muskeis be- equipped with hi, nr,n
arrangement. IL i. said that the Secretary 81 y =
has ordered h similar experiment 10 be- mad :,
Martins primer. a method, submitted by "
La'd'-y, seemed TO The board to obviate m,ny =,
objections found in the Others heretofore tested
In a letter from Captain Chnuncey. Of the .,s,-
NisgGrs, received by the Secretary of the Ns1-
sp.ass OF ID. captured Africans ~ being in -:
eility Condition GENERALLY. Two thirds are .Y.T.,
with diarrsnt aud T-srly One-ihird with op,n,.
T"" disd within a day after being received On b.
| tho vessel.
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TUE CABLE Still UNCHANGED AND
SPEICHI, tSSt

NKw iosK, Sept. Is. 1t now seems that the tel-
graphic dispatch announcing the working order /"
the Atisniio Cattle ~ss premature and Was eeDt /.
the superintendent II u > Newfoundland lines.
Mr.. De 5nn J., Il ca lie electrician at Trinity B-
informs Dir. Cyrus Fi-iI, that there Is DO change sei
manifested, and ID $40 has been 10 communication t.,
tween ito sbds Ut DO hce OF Cable since lst Sspteu =
Der. Cause OF difficulty NOT yet known.
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TO EDIrOK- AND PRINTERS.

TIE subscribers be- Lsayr o cal s''rIi,.H % N n
q or PRINTING TYPES, OkHhHtHI
RonntKs PRESSES. &C, &c n large supply
~Gich they keep e=on-sd'ly On Go, han" !Iles a; i New Yoyk'
W. ~, J, fan assortment; 81 all articles 'cqdifeeii
rrln,ln. Oifcc, including
~ CASES. CHASE GALLEfs. &C,
Al NJ which We variant equal IN every fespeeu "
manufscrure red in this country. and Which we wiz :,
Inc usun! 10 rms, VIZ: six months credit 'ot hPp'J al
sot,noie roics, or ten per ceut. a!ecyun' J" NJ
1ype taken in exchange for new AZ tne ~ J ~. troI
Of nine cents per pound, II delivered wi.han o. a"
umeo' WM. HAGAR, JR., 4 co.
The Undersigned, Aczsr ~ ViSoisIA. ior t =. vi:
yell known establishment, can supply u
pRINTtSG PRESSES. TYPES tAshS: nc,
,Ipon m. most liberal terms. iia:ins pfinter t .,,b ;yu
yosn E.ournEn' Tor upwards of ten ycoh' 49,
nd orhc, nntcrials purchased from Me''ts heir Cd
. al,:.samrnt IN preference I" others. ,h. t,si., an
Sp.cnnen BOOK. will be furnished 10 ~, lied vii
,uch articles as may DC ' WIN. B. ALLEGRt1a
despatch. ...,"0nc Richmond, W
Sept. 1na1"
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DIED.

DIED. nj Ashland, Hanc"rr county. on Thur,d,5
% insp,nr, at -. J.. 81, Mrs. FRANCES Il. ROBES
wife OF Edwin Rp5iLlon.
DIED, IN the county %! Hanover. on the ali o..
JOSEPH TATE HcREDITH. youngest son OF D
Meredith. III the I'm ycHr OF his axe, HtI"r n prof.
su'i"nny of NOR than IL months from spinal g.,
;.rcs;Ins on. to the Cbr!-tirn. His calm rr.icnnu O
clear pcrc"p,ien. ttho plan al salvation, hIs ontir
in rhr-,, his lucid view Of the Scriptures, cor
with = mind "i remarkable, powers, gave a charm;
deaih-bed 'ur"ly wi,Dessei.
DIED, on Saturday evening. th,. eth lust. CiIAs
MILL, -pn at 81 T.. sni l.. =. Goodwin. ag.d . y,
month iui -, i.y-
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ARr MATIERS.-Th- statue Of james on,
sighed 10y Ia" trLsiees Of Mount Auburn 10 "
liz ih- s'crn.i period III tn history of this con
hHs arrived ~ Bi-i"n, IN The ship Mnlabar.
Journal say: ia" tisur- Is in u Standing pn.
Auburn Ciar-! Ia ia, course OF next week.
s.H;ur, II vii La r-roIleu.c1, Is from the chisei Of
il.uented Ccgw ford"
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Bosr",, s-pt. 9th. ch-- Of Capt. Towt..
ID" alleged os?:ain g. n" brig Echo, Wa r-..r
'"-d4y. L:"r'. Bradford could not identity a
the captain. Ihsquestion o. ilririiction ls The .
one involved ia ih- present * animation.
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ruE py-RNT STEAMER AT SEA,

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The steamer the Niagara
passed on the 18th, $50 miles east OF st. Johns, New
Foundlaud, on fire, is supposed TO be the Austria,
which left Bremen on the 4th, and Is now several
days over due. As no person was seen aboard, the
inference is that all the passengers were saved. The
Austria had over four hundred passsngers.
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do do do ...... 2GJ =
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10 Patent Lever IIuntin, Cascd Wntchrs.. 100"
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a do IA n
mn dn ~ a
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.D silver liuntin. Gagged Wntch"- ...-.-.... 30 -
800 silver strh"s. ..-......--...---. Sloh 80
1000 Gold Guard, Vest mud Fob ch,in-. o. 10 10 W. 80
tio.d L.ck-is. bracelets. Rrnnchrs, Ear Drops. hf''
Pins. Cur Pima sleeve Buttons. RIMS, shirt studs, vi
Keys, Gold aud silver 1lIimblrs. mud a variety "i OH
%nrticlc-, worth from ~ cents To slJ "s"h. .
INN. dln;-ly ON rccrip; 6 the subscription money u
subscribers nnne will be- entered upon our sutscf'pI'
book opposite II numo"r, rnd IN" GIT corresponding !"
thu; number viii tc ~ whrird, within 4ne Week. It"
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LATER.
THE GOLD SEEKERS. Ircu

ST. Louis, September; -rl- Wynndoti-. K,,
Gazette says That $lO,GaD in gold du-t had ar,,
from Pik"'s PAX mines. Une m.I i. said 10 HI
had e.h.i0D, ih- result "t = i"w we-ka labor. II.
the lie we mod at s~-f'iiu, E.r.ss.
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NOMINATIONS For rONcREss

Bnsr -, Sept. 70 the K -auhlrrars nav- nom
'ed!Chsh. D.ntlU iof The i.nln district, III place #
Chsils-. ;he prrsrLt member.
WILR-BARKE. Pa S-pt. III. -Th- Damorrai.h
dominated john VI e.. k-y uo!ds from The twelfth
irIct. Oh TIE Hob baiioj.
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2 ~ X = u y
THE MOTHERS COUNSEL,

Come hitier Ia thy mother. boy,
Obey her teachings we'll;
For they will como to soo'he my heart
When sorrows round thee swell.
And whe1 eb-'s in the cold. cold grave,
And laid beneath the clay,
Let not the temptef come to thee
TO sweep thy faith away.
Oh, esa,ca tina. b!ae>rd holy Book,
Ihst precious bo;k divine:
AID whom l Worship as my God,
Let bin, my son, be thine.
Thsn q. thou tresd'si life's% downward path,
May words 10 .Iee thus given,
Be laInrs of lisht TO guide thy steps,
To God-to ho,ne-to heaven.
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-Elihu b washburne Hiram Bright
from the Clarksburg Register.

THE NEAl GOt
Nesars. Editors Since the public mind has been
directed to this subject We have endeavored to obtain
from various sources. information Of the wishes and
sentiments of the people of this section Of Virginia,
in relation 10 the person whom they would prefer 10
s.s elevated 20 thia nigh and responsible position, and
the result of these inquiries, from prominent gentle
msn, has been satisfactory to our minds at least, thar
no name tha, has been mentioned, stands go prominent
as that of judge Joha w. BrocSenbrough, OF Rock
bridge, Virginia. This gentleman is we'll known
20 the West. As Judge Of the United States
Court, for the Western District of Virginia, he has
presided for many yesrs past With great wisdom,
learning aud ability. IT. is in the very prime of life,
with an intellect ma,ured, aud principles firm, steady
ami conservative. Gifted with talents OF a very high
order, and very highly cultivated, coupled with greet
anenity of manners, we believe that no man ranks
higher with all parties than Judge Brockenbrough.-
But. NOR, over, and far above all other considerations,
after that Of great talents aud perfect fitness, 1t ls uni
versally conceded that he possesses rhe confidence OF
the people of the West, as it 10 fully believed he does
that of the people of the East.
Without abiding to- the position of any other gen
tiamen, whose names have been brought betors the
Democracy, for this high office. We must be permitted
10 observe, that VIZ believe that II ia all important for
Virginia TO select Il candidate TOR Governor whose an
teceden,s have been consistent with her social and
political institutions, and with her integrity as q slave
holding State. We of the West believe that 1t is not
the tins for Virginia 20 give an improper tone or sen
tlment in relation to the great interests which she re-
presents as a Southern State, by the election OF any
other than a sound Southern man.
From all we cali learn. therefore, We believe that
our people, Judging from his fitness and ability to oc
cupy any office in the service OF the State, will, al the
proper time, be prepared 10 say, that Judge Brocksn
brough "is the man for the hour NORTH WEST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-28
FURTHER BY TIE STEAMER NIAGARA.

HALIFAX, Sept 23.-The Niagara passed the Ara.
ba on the 9Th, two days from Liverpool. The tiles
by the Niagara contain the following additional news:
ENGLAND "A correspondent OF tho Times, VINO
has II g0ud official experience OF the feelings oil The
Chinese, has strong approximations that II the pay
men, of The war indemnity, which ia ruinored to have
been fixed at ca quo, 600 FOR England, aud I'll 2O0,OOO
for France, is allowed TO be left dependent on the col
lection of cuatons u; Canton, not only Will its receipts
be "p~roblema,ical,' but II Will Do a conslant recur
renee OF disputes.
The frst nstnimen OF Is per cent on the Turkish
loan was met with remarkable promptness.
Psrdoe, Hoomans & Co., carpet manufacturers al
K~iddermins;er, had suspended, with liabilities amount
ing to ES0,0U0 or ElOn QUO.
The cor Ell has beeu dial molly visible 10 the naked
eye, 10 various parts of England.
The Whole OF five thousand re~iDforcements oil ca
yslry and infantry, recently ordered 10 India, had
been dispatched. rbs l0Oih regiment, recently rails
cd AT Canada, is expected 10 be ordered to India soon
FRANCE.-The Times correspondent ia assured
that the French government have decided to apply
free trade 10 Algeria, aud that all the ports OF that
coast are 10 be declared free.
The Paris PresRe speaks of the necessity which ex.
isis for France to lay down 8 telegraph to the United
States, il she wishes 10 maintain undiininlshed her
present commercial relations with the American con-
tinent. IL declares France is now too dependent on
England for her communications with America.
The French pre-s has been interdlc;1d from pno
lishing any portion of the will Of the Dutchess OF Or
Leans.
l ~ 10 a. NC
of Austria to Victoria, upon her visit 10 Germany, Is
raid to have produced a very agreeable impression
and to have greatly pleased the royal family OF frus
eia.
RUSSiA.-Negotintions were going on between
Rome aud Russia tor seiling tbs religious situation Of
The kingdom oi Poland.
The report that The port of Villa Franco is coded to
RUSSIA for a term of years is confirmed. Russia has
now accomplished her object of having a naval sta
lion ON tho Mediterranean. 1t will consls: Of QUE ship
of the line and three frig4tes.
A ~despatch from 81. Petersburg reports a reaction
in the iallow Inathe, after the speculative rise which
has lately prevailed, the tendency of prices falling.
lTALY.-I, was rumored that the Pope intended
TO visit the Holy Land.
FlNANCIAL.-In foreign exchanges at London
on the l0th rates for Amsterdam and Hamburg were
slightly higher. For other places they were lhe same
as at last pcst. Final quotations OF the French three
per cents. show a fresh advance OF nearly 1 per cent.
The amount of gold taken to the back wee ti4 o0o'
The accumulation of precious metals in the Bank
of France is the largest ever known, and upwards OF
t6 QUO 0U1 in Austrian gold ia now OIL that cosst, aud
w,ll Ina sent into tha hank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-28

DAMAGES.-The Supreme Court OF Pennsylva.
MIA has given Patrick Kelly S3,0OO damages against
the Pennsylvania Railway Company because his SOD
lost a leg while crawling under a train. The train
stood across the turnpike, and the boy who was GO
ing for some "bsccy" for his father could not stop 10
q case Of such emergency for The cars to 20 on. So
he c,swled under, aud the cars started and ran over
his leg. The cour, held that The rail road had no right
to stop its cars on the turnpike ~ obstruct travel hence
iha ylrhlct for Pnfrick.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-28
RuHoRED ~DEFAIc.TION

BosTos. Sept. alt is rumored THAI N. K. Wood
ward, who lately resigned tbs Cashi-rship of the
Brighton Bank, Is a defau!ter for S3n. 900. The Bank
is said to BE- amply secured from loss.
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ri pnIyrrKs AND EDITORS.

.TJPJkR PRESS " TYPE tOh STR ;.
s1AyISt; purcu.z.u! a larger pres. snh hrH Typ "
Napier prr,- AMI the typcon which the "kniD,'ri
10 now printed. will he sold nj a crsn, oHrchin' nm -
liv.r.d io the purchaser /" the rp"r'fn! " ~
ue,s. bv winch ,im- W.. expect 20 cOmplrt" our aTI4n.
ment, and orin. ont the Enquirer ON IN enlarge" '"
win new maf-uAl- and other improvements ,
W." ~ EbITOIS VI 'ENQTlRFR
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uEa1.TH or SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, Sept. 24-The total plumber of fever
cases from 18th 10 The 2lst OF September, both
inclusive, has been ~. None reported since Tues
day. The alarm has subsidized.
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NoRfoLE. Sep % The SCHOONER Z. &. CT
R"s-rs,o M.t.fGs,. is eshorc on Smiths lssn,
AsSls:sLC ms 5s"u : N: f. her.
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YlL.LoW FEvEI Ar sAyAKNAH.

MASSACHUSETTS, AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Bos1oS. September - The Mass 4ehusctts Agricultu.
r.l Socic;y is no" holding its Annual Exhibition in this
city. The 4 ,piay OF fruits is the best ever exhibited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-09-28
DEPARTURE OF THE ASIA.

Bosros, September 2,.-The Royal mail steamer Asia
sailed yesterday with 64 Passengers for Liverpool. She
took out no specie
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AN UNKNOWN STEAMER ON FIRE Ar

~ l ~
HALIFAX, Sept. = -li,- .hip Rosenh.srb ..
Gi,-gow. hss arrived her.. ana makes the foIIo y
f-pori: "Oa September 18Th, lEt. A. dcy. 10 n,
long. Al deg. ~ min. passed a large Ted ho,,
,'eam.r mn fire; m hour before saw n bs,k n.s.
Alongside -; ih- s;ehrne' came up wi.h The bsrL :
hours s!;rr. tn! found her ~ be the Arabia, II %
COW. Tor Halifax. "
She reported tina. there WA no person IN h,
"i Tie steamer IN" s'-ainrr appeared 10 be Of Am
ran hr''d' aad had n very shor; ~bowsprit. Her
-inrs worked through ihs upper Il. and a /.
beam hboss the deck wa still stada;ng. Con,s
learn her name, ~ sstrorg northeast gale wa, hLoa
At The lime"
The City Of Baltimore sailed from N.w Y,,l
the 9Th. and ought 10 lave been soIn-wL.,s in
latitude on the 18Th. Sic is red bo;ton-d. I'm,
screw STEAMER. The only other stean.r from ,
York likely la De near the spot indic.ted i. the Y
StaF. which sailed Oh the llth, but she is cope,
toned
THE BURNT STEAMER.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA private despatcb +
Halifax. 10 Mir. CInsrd. says that the captain NJ
R0sen-a;h. ,housh, that the burning steamer h,
waking bcs!n, but he did not observe sny n,
boxes. Size was thought by the captain TO h
wooden steamsr, bur the mate thinks shs wa. io,
She had u long overhanging bow.
Offers OF - per cent. 10 effect insurance. IN
Austria were refused by the Wall street oilices vs..
day.
LATER.
The ship Arabian has arrived, aud reports ,b.
the 18Th she film with an iron screw s;esm-r. an
apparently of about | ,2G0 tons. with n gill c.osp..
head. straight stem. raked well forwar. and h., f,
Tom painted red. The upper works were all cou.,r
mssis gone, and sides falling in.
The smoke stsc!: wac wing on the starbosrd .;i.,
lis color could not bs told. The Arabian r..
around her rtr!n but no naIne was di.tinyuisha,
She was suppose! Ia have been burning sbnn, 4,
eighty hours. M boats could b. deserted. or
Ot:er signs ot IN. sufferers in The distance.
LATEST DESPATCH.
NV York, Sept. % There is no doubt ,bs,
burning s'eafn~r wss ihr Ausiria from Usnhn,
Among her cabin passengers were J. Bog.l and
of New Orleans.
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MORE SLAVES LARpED AT CUBA.
ERw OaLEAss, September 23.-The steamer Cahswba
arrived to-day from Havana, having sailed on the 2th.
A cargo Of Africans has been landed a. Csrdenaa
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ILLINOIS NOMINATIONS.

The Republican and Democratic tickets in lilinoi
are now completed. With the exception ION sacb) Of
single Congressional District. They are as follo~s.-
Those marked with a star are the present member
All the Democratic nominees are Douglas men, e.
cept in the Springfield District, where there are tw
candidates
Let -Elihu b Washburne Hiram Bright
81 John + Farnsworth
Sd Owen Lovejoy Gao w Armstrong
4,h WIN kellogg James w Davidson
9Th jackson Griinshaw 'Isaac \ Morris
9TH Thomas l. Harris
j l. Mcconnell, Ad
7th Richard j Oglesby James & Robinson
9Th Philip b Fouke
9th B L Wiley John A Logan
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.EssToYAL NOMINATIONS IN OHIO

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS IN OHIO.
In. nominations for Representatives III Congress
for the State of Ohio are now nearly complete, and
we suhioin a list of the candidates OF the two parties.
Those names designated by stars arc inem6erSo OF The
present Congress, and those designated by u dagger
are anti. Lsconptou. The election will take place on