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New Jersey Ranks.

New Jersey Banks.
Thompson's Bank Reporter, corrected BY
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the annexed
list Of par Jersey Banks and the plsces Of
redemption
STATE or KEw JERSEY.
Bank Of Jersey City, Jersey City Ocean Bank.
Ban OF New Jersey; Continental Bank.
Csn,r. u Bank Of New Jersey, nightown, 6s and
m, Mar. sattan Bank
Bcividere 1ank, Belvidere, Sc and up; Mstsopoli-
City Bank. P. nth AmbOy; Importers and Tra-
dsrs' bank.
Clinton Bank of New jersey, American RE-
change Bank.
f.rasn, Bank Of v .ntass,ss p;::AsrchAnts'
Exshangs Bank.
Farmsu and Msehan. o. Bank, Middlstovn
Point bank Of the Commo. aweAlth.
x.sn.s' AsoAanies' Bank Of Sshwayi Metro
Freehold Banking Co.; Manh.Sttas Bank.
Hackststown Bank. Haekststo Nm, + and up
Amer. Exchange Bank.
Moboksn City bank Ocean Bank.
hsntsrdon 70. hank, Fssnington, 6s4 up; Baak
Hn dson Co. Bank, l0sand MP, Shoe and LaAtAss
Mseh anios Bank, Newark - and up, Asshaa-
- Han K.
4. ~. g n.n. 5a.na, Trenton. s. aad -; saai
- : Trsdsn' b., Jsrg City, IL md
!, - ~ INK, Newark. sss ~ cs.slasas-
MswssA ~ 1tiae pna Insssanss Co Newark, \
O.aaoAnaa60ssass 8. and up, Astrspssina
PhiApsbure 1ssk, naaksa csnnssvsAisA.
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BARNUM
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.

lDAnlNOV4
FEEDING THE HUNGRY.
NOV, in consideration Of hard times. IL /,
IN very necessary Tor our citizens to use ocon.
omy In the purchase Of what they consume. In
order 80 live fat aud cheap you must buy GOOD
and CHEAP articles. To do this, coll al ". n
Austin 4 Co.'s old Ftard, whore yoa viii find III
successor,
8. L. Barnum,
and his accom- odatng clerks, who are ever
ready and willing TO administer to the wants Of
the countless multitudts who daily thropR
around his counter, awaiting their turn TO be-
served vita the good thingsro necessary to life.
Citizens VI keakuk, and farmers Of the sur
rounding country, give mo = call, and you will
never regret it the longest day you live.
The undersigne cd having purchased tho entire
sto * OF W. Ii. Austin 4 Co., at No. l0g, south
side Of Main street, three doors west Of Fourth,
IL solicitous of Share of the patronage IL his
friends and the public generally.
Goods will be delivered ia anv nnvt ~ sNn
city with promptness and dispatch. Terms strict
ly CASH.
N. b. You will find yeucan buy goods fully n
cheap ~ you formerly have done. DON'T forget
100 Main-st. Il. l.. BARNUM.
ksokuk, May 1. '5S-dawtf
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NEW OOODs
FOR AUTUMN AND wINTERi

lust received 1t the New Tailoring House, on
y Foart b street, between Msin and Blondssa.
ovxa Goa vIxGs. DaRss AID yRocx.
President Cloth, Mulberry, Brown,
Moscow Goa ting, Green, Olive,
Labrador 90 Blue, Dahlia,
French Ribbed .and Bronze, and
London Meltons; Black;
VI the best " snch and erman manufacture.
Rich German and American Fancy and Plais
Doeskin, for Pants, Velvet, c. shmere, Valencia,
and French embFoid srcd Cass. Or >nsdine and 9TH
Or Frsnch silks and Eatins for Va. togethsf
with hseatifai ASSORTMENT Of the ane t and most
durable tSinmings, which will b made i reo gAs-
msnts sf tho latest and most approved sty - and
anest workmanship.
0sntisnen IN want Of easy Atting and ssnteS
gsrments aze invited 10 call.
n. B.-Psrticulsr attention paid to cut ting mr.
aents for others 20 make.
ELLIOT ". SMITH.
Feot Makers wanted, foafldl
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NEW AND EINEI
CHEAP FOR CA SH!
WE have Just received and opened splendid
wv sto,k ~

SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
And have everything = man can call for in the
Clothing line, from coarse to superfnc, and from
plain To very handsope. It's no use 10 blow OF
expatiate we have just the articles for hard times
both in quality, style and price. All We ask il
that customers call with 1DrCAsh in handy
- get great bargains.
Remember the pkce--next TO Collier& Ra htsn .
@ rocery, on Sd street.
spr9dtf s. POLLOCK co.
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Jessrs made fns parade Yesterday.
OThs river has sgaia risen 10 . very
high point, and vas still rising yesterday
Il covers the bottom much to the insonye-
nisnee Of dwelisrs down there.
RsnovsD. -Barnum Co. have removed
their Grocery Store TO No. 2l4, Burroughs
Block, Aain-st., between 9th and 9th. They
sell st Wholesale and retail, and deliver
goods in any part Of tho city.
Tn PHnosornss's Sross.--"Tas Ninbls
Sixpsnss," " are pleased to SEQ, il acting
upos that philosophical principle in business
-''pay - you Co." II this ruls, applied to
al ordinary sad small transactions, does net
hold the secret Of success, il il not worth
while to count on success. Call q 81 Main
street., and see how ninbly Capt. Digss win
handle tho goods for ready pay.
6fAss And CouxrY TAx.-Thoss who have
not paid their taxss 10 the County Collector
must rsnsU.ber that Poole 10 still here, and
II u runorsd that be Was seen leading .
horse Dc Nm street yesterday ON distrsirsr.
Let this bs caution to hide yoar visible
propsrty, or pay your taxes. Poole il get
ting desperate, and tho county il very short
.. funds, with olAmorous crowd Of credit
ore at tho door.
eUMf. A. Bradish, the celebrated por-
trait painter, Of Detroit, Who spent some
weeks in our city last spring, has returned
again, and viii be found 1t bic rooms in tho
Billings House. lie has several Of the very
finest likenesses, the most seeurats and life
Ike, Of soms Of our prominent citissns, that
We have ever secn.
Persons who wish to have thar own like
nsssss or those Of their friends, or 70 see
Whist art can do in that line, shou u embrace
the opportunity and give NJ. BrsAish call.
WaIos Gsrrrso rHsIa PAY.--Mr. Bashanan
was elected President by the old Whig party.
That party II the city Of Philadelphia, with
half dozen Wing counties, gave him Penn.
sylvania. Two old Wings, Asssrs. Rssd and
Chandler, have received missions. Senator
JAoss q. Jones AID other Wings carried
Teoaseees for Mr.. Buchanan. The ux.6ens-
~ Il appears from the following, has ~
eoivsd his pay:
"Ssnator J. 9. Jones, Of Tennessee, told.
lne Whig,) bad contract 70 supply 100
hpfsss, = 1l50 saSh, which will make The
eaI sum Of 4270, 800. II u stated that the
loesss wsre 70 Be Of . particular color and
iss; bat when thsy arrived q Fort Lswen.
worth they were found 10 bs Of ~ sizes and
AlOra Init WaPA haiana aNNnnfAd -
Attention, Ysung America.
9hs nsnbsss Of Young Anenes girs Co. are
eqahy notified 70 attAnd thA reRplnr monthly drfll
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NOTICE.
I'm and after date u this notice, " the snder.
~ signed have determined % abolish the crsdiI
systsn IN our respective establishments, and viii
s. A. DUYR.
!; n. MUIskAMPn BRO,
H. 9. MUrnKAMP.
Ksoksk, JAY II, 'bs-aln
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Attention, Yeung America.
9hs nsnbsss Of Young Ansrisa Fire Co. sr1
sssby aotiasd 70 sttsnd he regular monthly dril
ths cem'ny tomorrow (sstsrday) evening, Jsly
~, q o'clock. By order.
y. :. DAVIS, r. II. AA0RUDER,
Bsc'y. Prssidsnt.
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following New Easiss1 and New issl Hsaks. ana
81 ccxrse they are mot received hssss
Canton, South Chine.
Exchange, Bangor.
Maritime, do
Monsum River.
Ellsworth, Ellsworth.
Hancock, do
Il.ilowsil, Hailoweli.
Sanford.
Grocsrs, Bangor.
chins Bank, China,
new HAnPsRIRE.
Exeter Exeter.
nAssAcausErrs.
Western, Springfield.
vERAoNT.
south koyalton.
Stark, bennington.
Dsnby, DANNY.
coxrBcncur.
Farmers Bridgeport.
Pequonnock do
Wooster, Danbury.
HAttefs, Bethel.
Colchester, Colchester.
MerchsnA' Exchange, Bridgeport.
North Amer, seymour.
Pawcatsck, PswcAtuck.
Woodbury., Woodbury..
Uncas.
Granite Bank.
LitchfeL.
RHODE ISLAND.
Bills OF oil the Rhode Island Banks, OK.
oept the following, are now received Ut the
Suffolk Bank, Wis:
Bank of South County, Bank Of the Republic.
Farmers, BANK MopLia.on Bank.
Rhode Island Cen. Blk. Iiverton
Warwick Bonk. Mt. Vernon +"
Agricultural, Hcrkimer County.
Dsirymsn's, Newport.
liollister, Bnfnto.
Oliver Lee 4 Co e, redeemed in Albany.
Reciprocity, Buffalo
hackett's Aarbor, Buffalo.
Ontario, Utica.
Bank VI Orleans, Albion.
Yates County, Penn Yam.
Central Bank Of New York, Utica.
Hamilton Exchange, Greene.
Western Bank, Lockport,
Powell Bank, Ncwburgh,
Chcmung Go. Bank,
Ontario Co. Bank Phelps.
Pratt, buffalo.
Commercial, Perth Amboy.
Bank Of New jersey, New Brunsvick.
Bergen County.
Mechanics and Mansfscturers' +, Trenton
morris County.
PErssrLvAniA.
Erie City Bank
Warren County Bank.
Bank Of New Castle.
FMmsrs' and Drovers' Bank, waynssburgh.
HonesdAie Bank, HonssdAie.
Bank Of Middleton.
Lancaster Bank.
Farmers and Merchants Bank ,9rsensboro'
Valley Bank, Hagerstown.
Cumberland Savings Bank.
Mineral Bank Of Maryland Cumberland.
VIRGINIA.
Trans-Aileghany.
City Bank, Cincinnati.
Sandusky City Bank,
Union Bank, Ssndusky.
Canal do Cleveland.
Seneca County Bank.
Miami Valley do Dayton.
City Bank of Columbus
Clinton Bank, do
Springfield Bank, Springfield.
Dayton Bank, Dayton.
MICHIGAN.
Temmseh Bank.
Peninsulsr Bank, Detroit.
Maoomb Co. do Mt.clemens.
Farmers Mechanics Bank, Detroit.
INDIANA.
Tippecsnoe Bank, Winnemae.
Tippecanee Bank, Loganspert.
Bank Of the Capitol, indianapolis.
Central Bank, do
Exchsngs Bank, Greencastle.
Bank Of Warsaw.
Bank Of Bellsrills, BeIievilie.
Stock Security Bank, Dsnvills.
Peoples Bank, Carmi.
Kushviile, Kushvi1le.
Hutsonville, Hutsonviils-
WISCONSIN,.
All received.
WASHINGTON, DC.
Netreceived.
soUra CAROLINA.
Not received.
GEORGIA.
Not received.
rKssKssEK.
Not received.
AEDRAsKA.
Not received.
New Inraev pAM.n sypvamaA ga
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New Jersey, Penmsylvanla ana
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list BY the latest advises. All here nam
ed aro at par in Philadelphia.
Bank Of Chester Valley.
Bank Of Chester County.
Bank Of Danvills.
Bank Of Delaware County Chester.
Bank Of Germantown,
Bank Of Montgomsry County.
Columbia Bank, Columbia.
Doyiestown Bank, Doylestown.
Easton Bank, At Easton.
Farmeu' and Mechanics Bank, Esston.
Farmers Bankof Bucks County, Bristol.
Farmer bank Of Lancaster, 1t Lancaster.
Psrmars' Bank OF Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, At Lebanon
Aanch Chunk Bank, Mauch Chunk.
Miners Bank Of Pottsviile, Pottsyilh.
Stroadsburgh Bank.
CstasquA Bank.
Pottstown Bank.
The following New Jersey Banks Of eS
and upward are also at par:
Burlington Bank.
Bank Of Miliville.
bordsnIown banking Company. Bordsntovn.
Burlington County Bank, Msdiord.
Cumberland Bank, 1t Bridgeton.
Farmers Bank, Mount Holly.
farmersan Mechanics Bank, Camden.
Gloucester Co. Bank.
kechAnics' Bank, at Burlington.
Mechanic and manufacturers Bank, Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
Phiilipsburg Bank.
Princeton Bank, 1t Princeton.
Salem Banking Company Salem. =.
State Bank, Camden.
State Bank, New Bruins wick,
State Bank, Newark.
Trenton Banking Company, Trenton.
Union Bank VI Freuchtown.
All the solvent banks Of Delaware are resolved
on deposit.
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Kookuk Book-Bind0rv

AND BLANK BOOK MANUTACr6RY.
RLANK Books made and ruled TO any REQUIRED
ASpattern Court Records y Justices Dook =, A.
sessoss Books, Poll Books, Ae., Ac., furrished 81
short notios.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, 10, bsssd or re-
sonna y say ssyls dssirsd.
NY Bindsry will be found in McCune'
bntldiAg esrnsr ef Main And Bseond- sts.
oep ~ I'D ISAACsN. pEARCR.
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aoyAL srswAsi. Jse.n. sauvzsx.
STEWART n GRIFrITM, :.
once formerly ocaspied by Hstch 4 TAonpssa.
sxcoND ST., MAR MAIN,
kEokUK ....I0wA,
Attorneys and Councillors At LoW,
INsUKANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Particular attention. paid to fAs Conscfton AZ DeAss
and Loa.'ns Of Moneys.
N 8 q r A n q e IA
CALL AND
Insure your Property ogainst Loss BY
THE E1nEf ElREy
In the Following responsible Companies,
HUMBOLDT
fIRE lNkU RANCE Co PANr
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Two Hundred TAeGsana Dellasss
LAMAR
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW FORK.
Cash Capital zoo, 900 Ds,lars.
PACIFIC +
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
". LOUIS, NO.
- Marine Risks taken in this very rssponst.
siblo Company.
The above highly responsible Companies ars nov
prepared to Insure Property against
Loss Damage BY Fire. -
- And Pay al Losses Promptly. -
" INSURE YOUR LIVES.
For the Benefit Of those you Love!
mutuai lseneais Late Insurancs O..
Charter I'd BY the State oy Nee Jersey, ls4s.
Losses paid up to January l. lsSs,.$1, 1oS, s49.tt
Dividends paid to Insured ,0o6, sos.sl
Net aceum ulstsd Capital ,743,S1kSS
Policies issued in the above reliable "a
responsible Life insurance Company, BY PAying II
one-haK the premium In cash, giving nots Tor ~
other hall 1t per cent. interest--aunuAl divis(l
dendn, averaging 80 per cent, paid TO insassd a.
not 70 stockholders.
Call and sec the agents for above Com paniesfnA
STEWART 4aRIFYIrHl
$4,000 FIRST Mortgage 8snas
OF the Thin Fl. Wayne X. r. to Exchange ~
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. u
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.
Ia n q Warra ass w q nssA.
500 Acres Cnesee farnins l.anss,
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties. Iowa.
For Sale CAsap or E<eaosss for Goods.
Philadelphia cay PrspeYtY.
In Exchange for Farming Lands In Iowa.
Missouri or Illinois.
Lana. In Northern and southern Ie~s ~
nehlod STEWART { aRIrrIrIl. As.,,..
WM. N. MEAERyEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al Law,
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!. The Dali r GATE CITY OFFICE il
In. McCrSi's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street
Cosnting Room 6rst door to tho right.
Orders for al kinds Of Job Work 6lIed
With nestnsss snd dispatch.
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Kcokuk Agency
WHEELER q WILSON'S
CELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machines.
THE ABovE kAcHlNKs.
~THE BEST EVER NVENTED.~
A RE sold At this agency at the manufacturerg
hpricss, adding only ths cost Of transportation.
A-fnstructions in operating tho machine given
gratis to purchasers OF Machines.
Refer 70 the following Ladies In Ksokuk, wAe
have these machines in use:
Mira. Edw. Kilbournc, Mrs. "A. d. Chiftendop.
Mrs, VIM. McGavic, Mrs. J o. FLOYD
Mrs. DR.. Ford, Mrs. John Burns.
Apply personally by Iettsr 70
H.. x. BUELL.,
So Main-st., up stsirs)
apr3sdAw keokuk, Iowa.
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AInAsy.--Thc Emmett Guards and the
Jessfs made fns parade Yesterday.
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REnovsD. -Barnum 4 Go. have removed
their Grocery Store TO No. 2l4, Burrough',
Block, Aain-st., between 9th and 9th. Tho,
sell st Wholesale and retail, and delivel
goods in any part Of tho city.
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M2NW = 0TR0N0. 3
A110RNUK AND COUN8xLLORexT Law.
DARxIOUEAR ss1entisA givsn . 81 eo31ss f6l
Is 80 sse1ri1g 0G eiAius. z So
49, 9 xAtFe.st., bStWssa 1aia M Jsknsen
~ 19ODs Arcnssses,
III ~ temovG hts04se into NJ ~ ate9y y
- Aee4 91As9lpea'snew Dunk Dui1ans. =
sssn3k AAinsnA Sssead .strssts. In1ranss y
49, q oesoae-st. Insh1edly
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Eth river hes sgain risen 10 . yer,
high point, and was still rising yesterday
Il covers the bottom much to the ineonve
nisnee Of jewellers down there.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-02

Au Iowa correspondent, under date of July
81, gives the following particulars of another
destructive freshet in that State:
The storm of Monday, 10Th, has raised the
Cedar River to an alarming hight. It has not
been SO high since "A. Towns are flooded
the bottom lands are all under water, and an
immense amount of crops destroyed. Roads
are impossible, and of course mail communi.
cation is interrupted. In consequence of the
heavy rains the wheat cropis nearly ruined
thousands of bushels of wheat and oats will
be left to rot on the ground. The growth was
unusually large, but the blight struck the
straw. and large portion of what is on the
ground is worthless Corn, however. is prom
Using, and likewise buckwheat, SO there is no
danger of famine.
On Monday there were two young ladies
drowned at Waterloo, five miles from this
place. Yesterday a young man by the name
of Dyer, undertook to swim his horse on his
way home, and was drowned this was in the
commonly travelled road, where L passed re
Gently on dry ground, in wagon the water
was about ten feet deep.
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LOCAL NEWS

A DOUBLE EXPERIMENTATION Saturday last,
the widow of the late James B. Syme, whose hus-
band was for several years connected with the ed
itorisl department of this paper consigned to the
grave an interesting daughter aged four years,
having but ten days previously buried beautiful
boy aged two years and four months. Both chill
dren died of the same disease, dysentery, dis.
ease of which twin children of the same family
died in this city, few years since, within such a
short time of each other that both were laid in
the same coffin and buried in the same grave.
The extreme virulence of the disease in all these
created an unusual interest among the members
OF the medical profession, and on Saturday post
mortem examination was held upon the body Of
the child last deceased, at which some eight or
ten physicians were present, but the appearances
were not dissimilar to those of ordinary cases Of
death from dysentery, and thorough examina.
ton of the premises did not lead to any conclu-
sion as to the exciting cause for its appearance.
If the sympathy of friends and neighbors can
do aught to mitigate the poignancy of Affections
like these, which have torn in so brief space of
time. husband, father, and four promising chill
dren, from her embrace then all who have been
called to mourn ;he loss of loved and dear ones
will be glad to know that the widow has, in this
time of trial, the sincerest sympathy of that large
circle in this community who knew and loved her
late husband for his noble and manly qualities of
mind and heart, and who have admired the heroic
fortitude, and womanY strength, and Christian
herosm, that she has displayed in the midst of all
these trials and bereavements.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-02

RoBBERIEs are getting to be common occur
rences in our vicinity. The house of Capt. Asa
Pickering, of BelIingham, was entered last Sat.
urday night Mrs. Pickering was awakened
about midnight, by the noise of some one in the
kitchen. She awoke her husband, Capt P who
sprang from his bed and into the kitchen in a
moment (the bedroom opened into the kitchen).
He had full view of man who didn't stop long
enough to say "Good night Captain The rob.
Der had entered by window, and had opened
the doors so that he could have clear way for
escape. This arrangement had probably been
just completed, and to take what valuables might
be found would have been the next move But
in this the plans of the nightly visitor we're dis.
turbed.
The house Of Mr.. Sullivan Bates was entered
the same night. The family were alarmed and
the fellow decamped. Following the road, the
robber was more successful on the premises OF
Mr.. Nathan Chilson. Here, the barn was entered
and the horse harnessed, put into the buggy, and
driven off. These belonged to Mr. LIE Roy Chill.
son, who offers 1926 for the recovery of his prop
erty.-Ai5ord Journal.
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GIBsoN's PATENT SWIMMING LIFE PREsERv.
BR.-Our readers are referred to the advertisement
in this days paper Of Mr.. A. J. Gibson of this
city, who has invented and patented life pre-.
server, which is really what it purports to be- 1t
is constructed so az to afford not only abundant
support to the wearer, who may be suddenly
submerged, but also to enable the wearer to pro.
pei themselves upon the surface, even II unac-
quainted with the art Of swimming. As it is an
article that will commend ITSELF at once, by the
manifest advantages Of its peculiar construction,
it cannot fail to te universally adopted in all ca
SEES where the laws require Of the prophetors Of
steamboats, and sailing vessels such precautions
as will most eeotually prevent the loss Of life, in
those dreadful casualties which so often occur
upon the rivers, lakes, and ocean; and Mr.. Griffin
will no doubt reap an abundant reward for the
skill and ingenuity which h. has displayed in tho
accomplishment Of philanthropic purpose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-02

OXFORD ITEMs.-From the Webster Journal
we learn that, on Thursday last, L. C. Park,
ESQ.,, hired for several days team of Walter
Rosebrook, livery stable keeper in Oxford, and,
while driving about two miles North of Worces.
ter. on his way to Holden, the carriage suddenly
broke in the centre, frightening the occupants,
the family of Mr. Park but fortunately doing no
damage. On Friday evening two or three young
men hired team of the same man, and after
having serenaded some person, attempted to turn
the team around, when the carriage was over
turned, breaking the thills, and doing other
slight damage, but not injurng the occupants
Saturday, Mr.. Whittemore hired of Mr.. Rose.
brook team for Worcester, and returned in the
afternoon, but the horse died within twenty min
utes after reaching the barn.
The shoe business is quite lively in Oxford, and
the effects of the "hard times" seem to have
been overcome since Spring. Wages are nearly
up to the old prices.
About five weeks since the bell of Rev. DR.
BardwelPs church was broken. sufficient sum
of money was soon raised, and on Saturday last
a new one hosted in its place, weighing a
ton,
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LATER FROM EUROPE
ArrIvaI eff the Hammonfn.


NEW York, June 30.-The steamship Ham
mona arrived this afternoon, with Soathamp-
ton dates of the 18th, and London papers of
the 18th.
There is very little news.
The Ottoman government, besides the pun
ishment it is to inhict on the authors of the
massacre at Jeddah, offers, it is said, $50 ,00Of
to the families OF the English and French
consuls, who were assassinated.
Preparations were making for the grand
fete throughout France on Napoleon's birth
day. August 10Th.
The liberal leaders in Spain have issued a
manifesto in favor of the O'Donnell govern
ment.
A misunderstanding is reported between
Austria and the Roman Catholic hierarchy.
On the Sth, hostilities recommended be-
tween the Mussulmen and Ragalis in Bosnia,
and no less than three or four thousand Chris
tians crossed the frontier into Austrian Croa-
tia. More violent conflicts are rumored.
AT Warsaw it is publicly related that there
will soon be a general rising in European
Turkey, and the presence of so large Rus
sian force in Poland is said to be to counter.
act the influence of Austria.
The Russians have received severe checks
in Daghestan and Leghostan. After storm.
ing some important defles, they were sur
prised by the Circassans and lost eighteen
hundred men and eight guns, and retreated
in great disorder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-02
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WASHINGTON, July 3O.-OAicial advices
from China confirm the previously received
intelligence that the Emperor of China has
appointed an official of a satisfactory rank to
confer with the Peace Commissioners there.
This is regarded at Hong Kong as an impor-
tent step towards an amicable arrangement
of the difficulties between the contending
parties.
Saturday, July S1.-Dr. Forney, Superin-
tendent Of Indian Affairs for Utah, informs
the Interior Department that the fifteen chill
dren belonging to the train of emigrants, who
were murdered at Sweet Water, had been
found and ransomed by the whites from the
Indians. Early in June four Germans were
murdered eighty miles from Salt Lake City,
it is supposed by Indians. who, it was3report-
ed, were creating difficulties on the Southern
route to California. DR.. F. intended visiting
them, with view to their pacfcation.