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Turner & Subway.
Land Notice.

FTNHE undersigned has been appointed in ae-
Il eordsnee with the provisions of awpzssed
by the Territorial Legislature. Recorder for the
PaBnee Land District. All instruments ofwhat-
ever kind, affecting the title of any real estate
in this Land District may be recorded IN bis
efiee. and be equally lien on the real estate
which such real estate is situated. Ofiee with
lsoaman & Reynolds, oVerthe 81 City Drug store
Massachusetts, ST. Office hours. from 3 a. d. TO
p H. g. a. REYNOLDS.
Lawrence. K. T., Feb. 10Th Is5s.
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JOHNSON HOUSE.

Lawrence, Kansas.
THE proprietors having taken the above Hotel
l. for term of years, and having refitted and
furnished the same, would respectfully solicit a
liberal snare of patronage from the travelling
public The proprietors hatter themselves that,
from past experience in Hotel keeping, they will
be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor them with call.
5. K. HUS0N. p.on,;e1o~o
~ Stages leave this Hotel daily, for all parts
of the Territory A good Livery and Sale Sta
bic is connected with the House.
Lawrence, June IL, 1855.
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A TTORNEY. Lecomptsn. K. 7. VIII a
n tice in the District Courts, and atte1s =
contested claims IN the Land 0Gice. OneeOPr'
site American Hotel. 1y1
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REGISTER Of the Land Office, aadl
RECEIVER Of Public Moneys at
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Claims For sale.

THAVE SEVERAL GOOD CLAIMS on
hand for sale in which there are great bargains
as the owners are going to leave the feTitory In
disgust.
Oct. "a If
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LARGE STOCK OF INDIA RUBBER
n goods, inst received from the Goodyear Han
ufacturing Co-eonsisting Of Boots Shoes, snd
Sandais, which wiII be sold Low for eashs IS
SHAEKLfS'S
fheap Bret and Shoe Stoss.
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Crrus Tafor,


T WILL sell 4 No. 1, four panel eft Z eft 6
l. Doors at 80 each, and other doors and sash at
corresponding low figures. Call and see them.
Lawrence. June sth. Isss.
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Jas. q. Sands,
CADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK Empori-
~ um. Lawrence, Kansas. Carriages trimmed
On short notice. 36tf
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Geo. W. colIamore,
Keen Your Peer Dry

NOTARY PUBLIC, No. II Massachusetts,
N Street. Lawrence. Z. T. Dee. Il
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z. 8. bowman,
4. McArthm.

A TTORsEY AND DcOUNsELL0R AT L.A., ~.
n over w Woodward 4 Finiey's drag store, -
renee. +. r. Je1
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M p Conway.
Whitney House,

GENERAL AGENT of the \. Z: Emigran
VI Aid Society. Lawrence. X L. mrs
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To Let.

A SPLENDID DAGUERREAN GALLERY
IA in COlIamore Buildings, at the Corner CT
Massachusetts and Henry Streets. Enquire Of
GEO. w. CULLAMURE,
No. IL Massachusetts, Street. Dec. If
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Boots { shoes, Had : CaPs.

W. BUY ER Gu, " HULEoALb o M
y. tail dealers in
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
Second story Jarboe's new storehouse. LsTss
Kansas City. Me- ffet q
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Drs. Newman & TOlles,
MO %, MASSACHUSETTS, STREET, Law
IN renee, K. T. 2-i6.
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7 ]. ADAMS. &C. SWIFT. +. G. ADA1
Adams. Swift & Co,

BANKERS and REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ID Leavenworth City, Kansas. Exchange and
Land Warrants bought and sold; Money re-
ceiyed on Deposit; Real Estate bought and sold
on Commission; Lands located by Warrants or
Money in all parts of the Territory. apls-tf
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The Teeth! The TeefEaa
1R. s. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST, WOULD

DR. S. A. MARSHALL, DENTIST. WOULD
u respectfully inform the citizens of Kansas
Territory, that he has permanently located IN the
city Of LeayenEoFth.
All operations in his lire performed in the
latest. neatesf. and most approved manner. With
and close observation Of all the latest Improve
ments in the profession, he feels prepared 70
pledge himself to give entire satisfaction to al
who mas consult him
NJ Teeth examined. and sdvice given. free Of
charge.
Once On Delaware street. opposite MeCaek-
Lsavenwortb City, Jan. ,. 1857.
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COffins

COffins.
T CAN NOW SUPPLY MY CUSTOMERS
i with all size and styles of Cofins, trimed in
the latest and best style, at low price. Also
Furniture. L have the best of workman. l
warrant my work and the articles going out OF
my shop to be what they are recommended.
I'm J.kELLER.
LAWRENCE, Sept. 12.
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The Ieraio Of Freedom.

PusLIsHEp EACH SATURDAY MORNING, By
@, w. BROWN & Co.,
O6ce Herald of Freedom Building. L1saorescs
Kdzsas.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
copy, one year,
SPaynseat required IN al cases IN adsaEoe.
Ali papers discontinued at the expiration of the
time for which payment Is received.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
First insertion, per line, 10 cts
Each subsequent insertion, per line,
Three Months, per line, 50 .
Six Months, %
One Year, 81 G0
TPAdvanee payment will be required for
from distance.
s.*Moneys, properly registered with postmast-
ers, may be forwarded BY mail at our risk.
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MO. sNEW HAMPSHIRE ST. LAWRENCE.
II Kansas. L. L. WHITNEY, Proprietor. Sta
ges arrive and depart from this house. dsily. 10
all parts Of the Territory. q
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JAS. LANE

JAMES CHRISTIAN. JAS. LANE
CHRISTIAN LANE,
A TT0RNEYS AT LAW. Office. Duncan's
~ Building, Lawrence, Kansas Territory.
They are Commissioners for all the Western
States. They viii attend to collections in Kan
sas, Nebraska. Western Missouri and Iowa
the business, will attend to making invest
ments in Town property and Lands. He will re-
ceive for loan or sale, land warrants at fair
percentage.
The Kansas struggles being over. MIR. Lane will
devote himself ecciUsioety to the practice, and
trusts BY strict attention to business, to receive
portion OF the business of the people of kau-
sas.
January 29th. 1853. may 29th
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Geo w. Collamore,
HI. C. GROSVENG

A TTORNY d COUNSELLOR AT LAW and
rtSeet, Lawrence, Kansas Territory. Dec If
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BROOxLYN BOARD or SUPERVISORS

The Board met n, the Csuuty Jail yesterday after
noon the President in the chair.
Communications were presented from Nanel Maui
Ter asking that the Fifteenth Ward he crcited with
A. 72l n; from James II. Yates asking contract 10
furnish tn. jail with coal from Col. L. J}Jack, Tor
the use Of the County CONT room three nights week.
To address the citizens the Importance II sending
him to Congress. Severally referred.
list of rejected taxes in the county towns for 1857
was presented and the following resolution in connec-
ton Herewith adopted:
Rslred That the Of che several towns Ia whoA
the lands situated a I,tuneb shall in their poysr sd1
m. rolls Of their towns dcscrion u
lands and IL necessary the Il Auoh
lands Of the and that this Board charge
them with the and Itees, In stating the tsk u
each separately and direct ihs collection thereof
The list Of grand jurors, numbering ,us was pro
scented and adopted and the Clerk directed to furnish
the Commits sioner Of Jurors and County Clerk with .
copy of the same.
The Jail Committee reported having entered into
contract with Messrs. kolsy and Lowber to furnish
the Jail with good Lehgh coal At ~ 81 cts. per tun.
The Committee on Laws reported ID favor OF author
zing the County Judge to appoint an officer to attend
upon Chambers.
The Committee Salaries reported in favor OF
having a. 600 year to each Of the two Clerks en-
ployed at tho Office Of Commissioner Of Jurors.
Amended TO the effect thr1 the inside Clerk be pad
at the rate Of 500 year till LIT OF October, and after
that time $500 per annum.
The subject Of the new Smallpox Hospital nj Fiat
bush was made the special order for next meeting.
two weeks hence to meet at the Aims House.
The meeting after adjourned.
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sOf The Cleveland PLaindsssrn
N~l be seen that at the State election last fali the
Democrats had msjores in II Of the q Congressional
Districts of the STATE. Blu, the efice,, aid rendered
to the Republican cause by the Administration at
Washington during the last session Of Congress renders
it quite probable that the Republicans will elect q
majority Of the next delegason.
j. w. Gray, editor os Rhe Pss,ndeaier, and OK
Postmaster Of Cleveland. WA unanimously nemi'
mated for Congress by the Deueerats Of the 4LAth
District, on the 18th iss,. ut PlsssvIiie.
PExKsrLvAsiA.-1hs Democratic Coneressios@
Conferee. Of Beavez Mercer and LswTsncs Coani.a'
which esmpose the xxIIId District. met at Sewcasoe
on Friday, and nominated J. n. McGaf@ Oh ln"-
place az Tire candidate Of the party for Censfe.
They al4o passed resolution declaring a. Tue 'e",
ments and feelings Of the party that the eoaH'y
"-crptous to oil railroads ard their o0na' ~
"the rsue, were frand upon the taa'pAye" .n'''O'
and expressing their opposition and entire ui'APio
"bstion to the issuing thereof and the Of Vic
game"
vrRersra.-sa,nuel II. Gorlon Of Powhs'Aa County
Virginia wss nominated 8, meeting d the c''''sH
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THE MAINE ELECTION.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

NorNsl onccLCe oi iEe ~. J. A4'O-4F
MAINE, Sept Il. 1853.
In the Maine Election the battle has everywhere
been fought by the Democrats in this State, on the
ground that they agreed 9th the Republicans. Iney
agreed with them on the tariff on the fishing eoun-
ties on all measures sppertaniDg to the msterai n'er
ests Of the State and proesed much opposition To
the extension of Slavery any body. Not the first
attempt has been made by them anywhere in this
State to defend either Lecompton or the Adninista-
ton policy in regard to Kansas. On the contrary
they were entirely silent about it where they did not
condemn il, and al came out in favor OF admitting
KAnsas at once o. Free State, declaring that the
contest in that Territory was ended.
We have here the most significant testimony 10 the
sonrtness Of the public sentiment in the North ant the
popularity If Republican doctrines rs web Is the most
encouraging omeps for ts future. For if tie Rspub-
csns are not to be assad condemned for their po
sit;ops or doctrine- but only to be met by the
claim that the met who oppose them are 81 good Re
publicsns a. the Republicans themselves, there seems
to b. nothing le but or everybody to joan the Re.
publican ranks. II professions are to be believed we
NAV ssfry say that 50 far Maine is coucernei tie
Republican party has made Northern sentiment IN
snimcus CT existing politics s'ufs. '.s,r.
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RUSSIA.

st. Petersburg telegram Of Aug. 81 says that
great explosion took place the morning OF that day
AT come powder-mlls in the vicinity OF the city, by
which IL feared that several hundred lives would
b. lost subsequent dispatch says the explosion was
at Okhta, aud one hundred w0rknen were killed.
The Emperor has ordered the foundation of new
TOWN at the confluence of the See and Amoor rivers.
A telegram from ST. Petersburg reports reaction
In the talow market, alter the speculative rise which
has lately prev s'e-the tendency Of prices falling.
Hurdreds of houses had been burned at Moscow by
Slande~tine makers Of acif,r matches.
The forests were eth in flames on the Ist Of Sep
teubsr and the sn,oke intolerabe in ST. Peters
burg.
A peat bog was set FIRE by tho unusual heat Of
He ssn.
1he report that the port Of Villa Franco is cedcd 10
ksssss Tor terra Of years, is confirmed. Russia
nss nov accomplished her object II having q naval
station in the Mediterranean. II will consist Of one
snip OF the line and three frgates.
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Passengers.

Mrs Hester Mi,scs Dove Nj Turner and lady, Nj Foot
lady Nj. Green and lady Mr. Hamblin AMI lady Capt;
Davis Miss Beddsrnrse, Mira Cushing Mis- Rita Ms Went
worth Miss Green Nj Palce And lady Nj Gardner AID sdy
Miss spawfor'h Cap, Horton Edwa CunaFa ard servant,
Capt Head Capt; Mr. Upon and lady Mr. Taylor ard
son Capt Scott; Ma Mansley Mr. Smith and four children,
Mr., Legal Mr. Lesehnan and wife Mr.. Lowe and daughter,
MIR Roso and lady Messrs TGrnbu Wood, Lender, lsuns
PHILIPS Thornley, Cl-Trirshsm, Dove Chadwick, Smith,
Sweeney CoIbi Tsyes Bsbie, Lesy, Leserae, SalLyA,
Poor, Amory Smith Inches, Tsshina-D, Simons, Nav,
MeNul,y Thomas, Mordrcs Sdebo,hans Simmons Sweet,
Tsyor Rand SsDdef.on Marsh Z.ng Layton Robertson.
Maiden, Howard, Flocd Sauna. Ho Thonas- NOen, Hall,
Wilson. Ellington. Creaze Manning Cskur Su;To, Arm
strong aud
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FRANCE.

The monthly Bank returns show an increase Of cash
in hand in Paris of ~ 500 600 francs and in the branch
banks Of 10, O00, 900 francs.
The Times correspondent is assured that the
French Government have decided to apply free trade
10 Algeria and that all the ports that coast are to
BE- declared free.
Morphy, the American chess player, was beaten by
1lauwtz in their first trial. after three hours play ID
Paris.
The French Press has been interdicted from pub
hshng any portion Of the will of the Duchess OF Or
kaps. 49, ,
The Paris Presse had published il minus its political
passages. NIL.
The Emperor and Court continue at BarritI;
The Paris Prcsse speaks of the necessity whicn e1,
lists for France to lay down telegraph to the United
States if she wishes 10 MAINTAIN, nndimhlshea hei
Present commercial relations with the American con-
-fipept II declares France is now too dependent on
England for her communications with America
Paris, Friday-The Three Per Cents closed al
S2.S.
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State Temperance Convention.

AlbANi, Wednesday, Sept ~ IsSSS.
The State Temperance Convention was held, pn rsu
ant to the call, at Utica to-day. John Foot Of Ma Ii
son presided.
On motion. the following preamble ead resolution
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas Owing 70 the norn4;y Of the call signed BY
4 tie members Of tie State Temperance Corn.
the stenes- Of IL. p.bi .on. and II. being Published
paper. II "a. BE- impossible fr The Assem-
lly District OF the State "a b reTre-eutsd tn.
short previous O. the election preclude. TIE possibility
O, eflcitrt organization; therefore
IL soed Tia, opinion inex pedi-n 70 organize
III. a and tie Sste Temp rsEoe Cc.yea,.oI f the yeG
lass /, .Tsby declared al ourrrd srrr d.,
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.rER PROmINDIA and CHINA.
COTTON ApyANCED-CONsoLs @csi.

..,;c,. re.eu.pb Co. Lines Ofhce, q wallr. !
''' HALIFAX, Wednesday, Sept. q, 1853.
The ROYAL Mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Miller,
Iivs,noo a, 10 80 a. M. Of the 18th, and arrived
:, uslifar on the morning Of Wednesday, the 22d She
800, having had good weather. Sept II, at 80
o. No. passed the Arabia from New-fork, bound in:
The steamers City Of Washington and Nova Scotian
,rived at Liverpool on the evening Of the 9Th.
Tn. American ship J. j. Hathorn, bound from Liv
.,noOl to Csrdenss, and the bark Margaret, came in
.oIssop at the mouth of the Mercy on the 9th. The
Liter ve,ss sunk and all on board drowned CT
,sn. the captain and pilot. The damage to the
Ustborp was slight.
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AUSTRIA.

At Vienna, Austria, paper currency lad recovered
10 It's par value.
Tie letter addressed by the Emperor of Austria to
Victoria, upon her visit TO Germany is said to have
produced q very agreeable impression, and to have
greatly pleased the royal family of Prussia.
At Berlin the letter is thought likely to lead to
better understanding between the Prussan and Aus;r
an Courts. 80
Vienna advices say that the Emperor has ratified
she Convention recently signed by the Paris Conference
FOR the new organization Of the Danubian Principal
flies.
1t was said 10 be dennitivcly settled that subma-
yine telegraph should b. constructed from Ragusa TO
Alexandria.
1, was rumorcd that the Pope intended TO visit the
Holy Land
Negotiations were going on between Rome and
Russia for settling the religious situation OF the Ming
dom of Poland.
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S. LOtIs, " elnrsdhy, Sept. =, ISos.
Lesvenwortb nivices of the 18th state that the
Salt Lake mail had arrived in twenty days passage.
Brigham Young stin remain, housed, though it is
supposed that 10 harm " ould be done him. Every
thing was peaccable between Gentiles and Saints
women. The troops at Camp Floyd are ali wst
Gen. Johnston intends wntering ther.. and the NEE
are now building huts The Indians are quiet.
Great excitement; exists al Lawrence anu along the
route. regarding the Pixies Peak gold mines. which
are ssid 10 be as rich e. those of California. Com
psnes leaving the borders nearly every day for
the dgsings.
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1897,

IO.AI.........5LUIt fZ,-JN bUIo OI,IUI
Tie returns yet to he received will change these
figures triie, and may increase the aggregate vote
to ll4,oo.
In the Legislature the Senate will consist of thirty
Republicans and one Democrat, or thrty-one Repuo-
cans and no Democrats. according to the atest~epor.
The House will contain hundred aud three Repub-
lcsns and ryeight Admin.strstonists.
OHIO CONGRESSIONAL NoArsArIoss.-The Sondus.
Ky Regtser publishes the following a. complete list
OF the nomin atons for Congress:
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COxAI or AtfHALa
IoR SxprIn.

AKA TEan. Isss-No Boyt a. seslaoa sssss>T s.
Este. ) esan .S s,shuIy. Jst.os - o' ausssas
- WAR. . ssaisrd - Warner. c.afsg Csns.s-
ID yops e. Isads n o., =. 49, A - "a 49,
20 An & sal ss Ass..lrs ks.as: e. ay-ss
n vss.eott a. TAo.sssn- H. SEa ws& -.
SsrS'd n e.F.y.rs a. he ssn h...aA In:usus3 c.
"a Blair at, CleI'on Small a. $3.50, - ~ Tp1ss-
-: s'A: Hun s' ~ sssas.s "a assc = pr. =. =,
SPENCER 81. BAyou. 30 Brisss go rs,nsr 81 v,ssss At
PissSdsos 81 ae,t.sstss. &C. r.ysr Is y3s sat -
Fityiunota u. Cutter ~ b.ydssse1ssL ~. ~ XiXuas
= ssrr.n y. D. 0roos y. s.rs. ~ E.ssi Ala, -
at. Mayor q Albany - snyss: s.. n.,ss 4 Als.nS
~ Blisrn at Mayor II Absuy. a. t,ssr ~ n ..,oa
|, In. Co a. stirion sg kroy. - "hnhs~ Vs.
4 s. BfsSs at Ossnt
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PHILADELfHIA, ctzheeday, ScPi- =, Iboo.
There was a grsnd display by the frc;nen Of this
CITY to-day for the reception Of the Wsrrea Hose Com
psny of Nsw-York. At tho whs-f they were re-
ceycd bv delegates from the various companies here
and marched 10 the Hiberna Engine. House, where
they partook Of splendid collation.. Tae companies,
to the number Of sixty, then formed on Arch street
and marched with their guests through the principal
visitors a. happy as possible during their stay here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

NIBLo's.-There was crowded house last night, to
see "The Life of an Actress The principal paIts
were played by Mr.. Boarccault, Agnes Robertson.
Ada Clifton, A. H. Davenport and Mr.. Sloan, oil .:
whom were excellent The minor parts were tocrably
filed with two three exceptions, and the whole
piece was remarkably we'd dressed and appoicted. On
course Mr.. Bourcicaults inimtsble " GrmaIdi
overshadowed all other parts, but the other leading
characters were well rsrdered aud received meritsd
approval. The piece Will he repeated tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

At tho meeting of stockholders d the Hudson River
Railroad at Albany, yesterdsy, Erastus Corning.
Dean Richmond, Chester W. Chaplin, Samuel Sloau,
VIM. II. Swift, John l.. Schoolofaft, Elisha NJ. OIL
bert, Sidney T. Farchild and Henry H. Martin were
elected Directors and Chauncey ybbard, John Trot-
ter and Palmer V. Kellogg, inspectors Of the next
election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

DR.. BorsIos's LEcTuRrs.-The third lecture In
the course, was given last night, yDr Boynton b.
fore a large audience, at tho Cooper Institute IL
treated Of the nonfosserous, and the gold bearing
rocks, and was illu,,rated by paintings. The hrN
creation of auimels forms the subject of the next lee
ture. when Dr. u. will endeavor to prove that animals
existed many ages before man wa called into exit
enee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

FTP. n BKooxlrs.-Ye, terday, about II Coca.
srs hyoke on, IL the hous, owned BY Alex k?ss VI
c.n,,e street ara occupied by the families o. George
flanagan and ss'ss e. insured n. 'S for en- IL tho
W..,sn Insurance Company. The fire originated
-. = defec. in the chimney.
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Sailing of the Niagara for Boston

HALlFAN, Wednesday, Sept. =, 1853.
The X. NJ steamship Niagara sailed from here at
O'Clock this afternoon for Boston where she well be
due about 10 O'Clock tomorrow Thursday evening.
Weather rainy. Winds. w.
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MONTENEGRO.

=, Ite A"str,en Gasette says thst il is reported in
Montenegro that the eldest Of Mirko Petrovitch
fnnce Dapes brother is to take the rens Of govern.
sSt 10 acknowledge the supremacy Of the Porte and
~ oSSe sseaport, An s,rnistce s concluded until the
ois December mex, between tie Porte and Montcre-
stO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

CoRREcrIos.-In an edito1al paragraph YESTERDAY
on the Street Commissioner COMMUNICATION, we IN
.dyer.ently wrote that defssaions were found m the
Tar Collector Department. 1t should havs been
Assess1senl Collectors Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

A CASE OF YELLOW FEyyR.-A woman named
Donahus WA reported SIX Of yell'w fever Yesterday
She vss at the foot os Amjty strset brooklyn Inc
authorities had her re Aovei AMI the house cleaned.
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Sailing of fllC Asia.

BosTOs, Wcdncsday, Sept. u INIs.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia sailed shortly be-
fore to-day with O. passengers for Liverpool and
g for Halifax but no specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

Of that ccarsy on the 9th ,ns IS suitable penoa 70
represent the IVth Congressional District. Mr.. Cor
don advocate. "i, tribu'ion."
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Massachusetts, Agricultural Fair.

BOSTON, " eIne-dhy, Sept. u 1HoS.
The Massachusetts, Agricultural Society is now hold
ing its annual exhibition in this city. The display Of
FRI rs is the bet ever exhibited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

At the Warwick September Races, Mr.. H. LED
Rroeok's Prioress wss entered "r "atsh WIN "sf''
Iit,s's Poodle but paid forfe' instead Oh rahhix'
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Yellow Fever at savannah. -,

The deaths BY yellow fever ia this city last wesk,
according to the oficial statement, were twenty.
Augusta continues healthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
SPAIN

The Madrid Journals say that the decree for tn, dis
solution Of the Cortes has been recently signed
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PHY M,rsE ELRcIIos.- The Kssas5ec Journal ha
Maine election returns embracing the whole State
with the exception Of thirty.two small plantations
which lt year gave in the aggregate 65S votes for
Morrill, rep, and 692 for Smith ADM. The follow
ng is the result as compared with that OF last year
fSHS 1875