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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10

32d year Of bis age Mr. McKnstry Loft bis homo n, NJ
cay sst and vas not beard from the sad n,.,rsn
onDa IN the East river near Goyerpor,s Isan1 n, r..
niIruy was much beOvod ny ali who gnsw MIN S,r hi,
AM s,n sno manly rss OF chlrscter-hs dsvose1
~ uuspsoo, ara Dis loss brother is deeply foat
~ TN n vac suddenly called bis fnai soooaus
oesp rIoo o. ',s Usefulness ami his death has cast
,hs s7,h scaa s1ssday, August y CATHERINE MOORE =
her reiafves and fr ends, and thore M har n..,
Oven Golden, deceased, are repuecsfoHv ,n,,"
ebe mineral, On uursdsy af erpoon Too n,c.s $50
Per ave r.soeSce, No el2 Green street without fur
Ne~ Orleans papers please copy.
hossAS-Cn Tuesday, August Q, JoeuAR Moxcm sseA
The relatives and friends respectfully invied tn At.
tend The funeral this (Wednesdsy) noon s hs.r ~
Two rom ms late fesideacs, No. 1859 West rhtr-
Nsw1os- On Tuesday morapg, August Q, G.osc. a..
sAk.; son o. George W. and Luce Newton, aged .
The remains win be taken 10 Greenaela, Mass, for in
te,mept. w.
ksDIcAs- Tuesday morning, August o, after shovt
put severe illness ELsAssn ANN. infant daughter q
Tmothy ano Johanna Kedicsn, aged NOR MS
zoe relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully
INV sd 70 s,tend the funeral wednesday, atsrncoa
~ e~o O'Clock, ron The residence her parents No
DS S suee'' ~rnout further Invitation.
Ssn"ss-A Newtown, L. T., on Monday evening An
gus At bali pet II O'Clock after an Illness 81 foSr
cs hssA w. second daughter Of the lsso Richsra
her sSe ' ia VIC sou yosS -
me relatives aud friends requested 10 attend the
osyp Se'roor, at one ocioek, without urtber no,,c
sapa.-on tuesday, August Q, sfter . few weeks' N
mesa, hosskr SMITH, aged ~ years and noouibs me.s
lyn r ~' ~'
The friends and relatives of the family tho members a
tho police department the members Of the late EhsS
Alien Chspssr, u. U, a. the order IN general are "a
specun'y avited 70 sstena the funeral
AFTERNOON, At three O'Clock, from Gothic Method r.
Episcopal church. corner Of Grand Even srees WA
hsnsbvrg
SMIrB AT stspleton, Staten Island % sunday Auxus
7. JULIA, infant daughter of Charles G. and Heuretts
Smith, aged months and 10 days
rITrs.fn Brooklyn. Monday. August g. of ANN erv
hAk'HA wife OF ANGEL Titus N the seth Of ago
Inc relatives ans friends OF the family those OF bes
sons N 'a~, solomon jackson and Alfred waIs e spA
OF her brother 10 lag, Conko Titss, respectfully IA.
ved to attend the frnera services late rsstaoce
IL Kent avenue, betseeo Myrtle and PARK avenues a
ibursdsy afternoon, al four O'Clock. The viii -
taxed 70 Jerusalem for nterment on the following
morning
VAN RrEH suddenly, on Tuesday, August Q, Eppu
NIffcRD, only son Of Cornelius and Ursula Van Rioer
eyed months and "a days
me Hlenos apd scqus,paoceG respectfully invita-
" attend To. funeral Thursday afternoon It I've
ococs' IRON No. II Warren place, Charles street
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IL 10 amde q Common observation thar
onsumpton Is The chef of this preyiog upon
&c ana Young and scattering widely lis shafs
But al who have travelled through West
or indeed through eoron OF the interior of country
must have notice. thai there
aniong Americans tosn cousunI ton Lay csy taey
sle patey shaking. with it, rsndsres
delrious 18th Most OF them dnd grave.
who ever seen experienced tsis
perceive that NJ uoe u what called
s9e. fne disooveror of remedy this evil mus; ana
shoud be oered cubic benefaetor aud j. HOS
sshsrs biteis 10 the remedy know from personal
fIsl
Fer sale by drlggs and des iers generally vhe-e
Frineipsl depot ~ sDd ID fa-k row. New YorK.
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Virginia.
There Is also district in doubt In Kentucky
10 the democratic column enumerated regular demo
Gratis independent and Douglas democrats and
in the opposition column straight republicans Aeri
can republicans, ultra Know Notnngs and old line wings
The States to elect stood in the last Congress fol
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SAVANNAH, August ., 1859.
The steamship Locust Point of Cron wells line,
arrived Yesterday.
CHARLESTON, august 9, 1859.
The Untsd States mail steamship James Adgsr, Capt r.
Adams, from New York, arrived mere THIS (ruesdsy)
morning 81 nine O'Clock.
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NO One Who can Leave the City win Re
erel spe ndns few dAy hound Hill ws.er Cure Nori
ampton, hsss called BY Jenny Lind The Paradise OF
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The foreign mails per steamship Europa for Halifax and
liverpool, viii close tue Post Office Vt seven
O'Clock morning. aud the snip will sail ut abou,
ten o'clock
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DklAeAk2. sxraA Gas. 40. 40, August q 1883.
so, Is, ., As, AZ, 80, 81, IL, Is. Us, 81, 81, 81
DKrAsssE, OL.ss no. 40. AySusr 3 1875
IS, 80, IS, 81, :, II. 10, 50, IL. 81, 2, 10, 80
aSorGii, CLASS No AZ, Areusr 9 lsSs
g, 80. 20. Is, IS, 4, Is, 81 Ga, ~, 80, 3, "A.
asoseiA, Class Nc. as. EXTRA, Aveusr 9, 1850.
"A, 30, ~, IS, "a, IL, 30, 10, 40, 81, 81, 70, 8.
WOOD EDDY L CO, w,la,gv,u i,s,.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and To1pees,
lie oes; In the world SURPRISING all made sold sad ADD
at the mandatory, X3 broadway.
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HOhiOway's DIN tmeDt Promotes Sumo rficinI
evaporation enos activity abeorbt ns and "a tnr
biooo -ro thus by the three of exoon
on AID oisiniectiUn. cures all and orupt,oIa
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huPtuys Cureo ny Msrsh & CO.'s HnsscSi
cure truss They as0keep sie n varcov
ssns supporess and shoulder brAces Dc
rev York. .-'
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southevn and Western CIoehir, TrnA..-N-

BSady's GhI,s~y has Removed from 3.Sa
eoscway 6sS Broadway BsecAe- steel PA,
cefsphc, aSguesrcn,ypes aud Srahroiy oes
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hariy's Trlcopherous II the tsest and Cheap
est article fot dressing be.ufyng cleaning curling
S,sts. -
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keDnsdy's Medical Discovery Is Warrap ted
scrotus eryspelss ssrb.u n scsd head
core legs. For sale % all druggists.
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HerriEk's Patent Champi Fire
And burglar proof safes Isl Broadway, OF ha,rA
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soCfeeVn Afu w estArn Cto&Atriy T1sAes-~Wc
beg CAL auen.,, Of Southern weslern p,srcAAu
10 lD ct hsi tcct o. FAN and Elmer clo,ha no
~cy .mrueipr large ysey OF ~ the medium
,glss Of cc:nins wasn we oser agres
rrase "tns NJ T to WY a u, ~ ecdcp Of the ssms
D. Dk AAlA 70. SH6 20 and IL HrpAdHAY
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The Best sring Bed In Existeace-Howe'i
klipAc At from - 70 S. al 37s Broadway Call see it
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ane Family Herald
ANOTHER TERRIBLE ksILsCAD sLACGHrER-rHl
bLANssY sTohs or AhERICA-ArFAIks In no.
hoft-AFFaI AIRS II JAPAS-OOLLsGE COnAEscs
MINI txksci1s-IHE GOLD Discoveries IN sOura
Ahthth--THk BROADWAY rkA8EDY-LOCAL
fE~s-totDirIos or THs MARKETS, ETC, ETC,
me FAMILY HERALD, In ts regular OF 10 day (wsdl
IstS@) oil. contain repos Of the Ply mous Oe'eors
"o-rsoonA ouureni tn The Forefathe~s the frx Emt
gs"" from surrpe-Tsennsy the Plymouth Hook Verified
ire c~senos o. LAYING Tho Corner stope-lrsnc sanquet
Aoorrssos &c &C viii aso give full details Of thu r,csu.
terrible Dss.er on tie Albany Vermont and CansdA Hail
rso near scnSshncose Rensselaer, couay which Fiesu
or Twenty pessops we're killed ounber OF others isur
Cd wild TIE cameS Of The siled wounded 40
fm"sf Other msttes vi eontsin-The proceettnsu
OF ths scientific Convention held Springfield Miles, Pro
ceeohsso' TIE National Convention OF spiriuss.s Ply
mouth nA Dspgs Ut tho meeting OF tho Duohss County
~e"ans Cooventson held II Pouxsksepsie and
h%s'iuuoos by the srons hndsd Fair Reports
The Com nencemeo kye~cisss University OF Troy;
Williams College, University vermoot Frank In add Mar.
snAn college and Madison University, Tho News from
Aurope Win Letters from our London Payis
sespondeSs vers Interesting ou ID. ssw Power Of
mo rope, viii u History OF the Popes aud the Psps
States, An Interesting Letter from q Corresposdsot q
hseasak Japan Pr oceecngs Of Coroners jury 90 tina
death Of vnslps stewart the recently sh d, bsr
Lover Broadway More about the God sonh
Anescs Editorial Remarks On Prominent Al, tho
Local News o, New ADJOINING cieS Of general
interest Thestrscsi ,ices Police Reports
quss Whatever ms, be Interesting or ant 70 the
general reader.
KAcb weeks s~se Of the FAMILY ExRAIp oou,.s reoort
nj ,bs Ceoei,o OF thu ne, YORK C.us s.,t.e nth tina
49,. - c.. -, =. - o., -. -,
Which hey sold 10 DO Report Of he Prices OF all
'ods OF Family Marketing At Washington Market in New
Yorh City; Commercial ard Money Market Eepoyts; Mar
uaReE and nesies for the and large Of
celxpeous reasing
aERns-Tbe FAMILY BERALp 70 published every wednes
ass D'. per ...sn sus''p..' 'e..I.a tn.
o~,a osaDer Of fulton and Nassau streets single copies
Advertisements Inserted a. the usual HxsALp RAE.
IN. Drawing. OF tn. s...,, o.u.,x ..s
'0''' 'N''s0 -''srI OF Delaware
-. w.
rae legislature O, as Sal. Of r.,. -,,. u, =.
ssvns s'v.D 70 Fvsncs BrosaSenss "a i,ss - "a
y ne as,ernot Of ..d state SiSs q
s. hi. ''s "s' 700 are the mum
sussEx oousrs-CLAss No lis August 9 lsss
- ~
00"'''' A''- '-ASS 70 August " 1859
1uu M. .. :. w,.
| asy, Angus O. isse "''nS'0 No. lo~ oAy 'ue'
John JOIN DALI
psXhtjE 0S,l ns(2s~s ~
| Win,n..on n,
| ------------------------ ~eA
81 SO William street One door north of Maiden
| 4h0 "A Tx .Cv !. 800 ,uo'
| - ~~1N'
| 80 sSS 81" S""e s-n*eeivsd per steam
ssy Ia ~ &c r,,,.a oo.nHes 81 nassau srest be
| c,-o,,xv H. a..,..,- .,..-.-..
| scIrSIrs 49,, ys m,,a
SoissL1ss f SsI.l,fl ssWisG sAGHIHEs.
r nhDv ~ IN ND $500
| ls2 Fulton sueet Brosk;yn.
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Hill, Inimtaabie Hair Cutter, M. BARCLAY
street. Closed on sundays Hair aye Soc . box
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Died.

MISREPRESENTATION On Tuesday, Angusl Q HENRI
WILLIAMS 10 Mre HaRsEI SUTHERLAND, bota Of chs city
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Cfstsooi~s na,. s.y., wigs snd rnuDs4s
vxtsy sppbrd- Nc. 8 Asior house.
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Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines
New ttyie. Price 80. Once AT Broadwsy.
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Wheeler Il WnsO"'4 Sewing Mschines.-
Chce od6 Broadway, New YORK
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'INhE ~cNokstt ~ Nr.tss. DINA AND sY-r=S
spo - r' 20 H.norec kc's prif pnss
nx sr..as ss .,ss Lus,siied sst,f3. opsa dAs "a
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yNuRKJsH LArAxyA TOBACCO,
MszSscH suh PIPIs
Manufactured sSrre,sy Cor the LONDON ,ss.. ....x,
ns ,sf sIos;ns tress iap0stA'o jass rsasy~.s
rosEs. SON y.sLvAu
.fxxx
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BROWN Linen Travelling shirts
~ 81 Spo 81 william street. One door norh Of MAIDEN lane
GEO. M TRACY, AGENT
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Paris Boots sHo Shoes = IL cetvsd per Steam.
sr oy EtokrE FEhsih oootnsker 81 Nassau stroct be
aeeE Joio sno Fulton streets, ives. side.
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pb&er's sewing MAJ htGes
re superior to- Il. manufacturing purposes
ARE more desirable for al kinds Of family se wing
are capable Of doing greater variety Of yofx
Are perfectly simpie Aod eSniy kept In order
Arc muct cheaper became they earn mose money
Are Just she msrhne for every family
l. 4. SING az CO., As Broadway,
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Grrvsy q Bakers Ceienratetf
rCIssLEss FAMILY SEWING SACHigEs
AT kkDUCEp PkiCGl
Temporarily at bGI BROADWAY
VIII return to 4e5 10 . few oAvs
lk2 Fulton Get BroAk;yp.
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House or Representatives or she United

AS FAR AS ELEcTED.
Whole number Of MI m bars O
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

We ask our Democratic friends IN this poT-
Hon Of The Stale 10 give their attention to he
following suggestions Of the Nashville Union
oad .lmgfoan, and to act upon them. The
election Of our candidate for Governor viii be
but a barren triumph, il we tail to secure a
working majority 10 The General Assembly.
1t our friends, thea. see 10 i that they remit
no ezerion to secure their natural advantage
DO this regard;
THE LEGTsLhTunE--he owe 70 our poiIu-
cal friends 20 keep constantly before them the
Importance Of securing a majority 10 the next
legislature, ana the danger OF losing such
majority through conflicts among Democrats,
and hr Tie effort which nav be made bv our
opponents to secure the ascendency ID that
body az The expense Of their candidate for
Governor. LET e not Be forgotten that the
presel a-Tporlolment was made 70 give the
Opposition, on an equal vote ln the whole
STATE, a majority q az least ten in the Legis-
lature. This was done By an Unfair arrange
meEt oi ths Senatorial and Floating Rcpresen-
tatiFe districts, and BIZ the adr0it use Of the
fractions. We must carry the STATE bV az least
FIVE thousand % have the Legislature at all (;
and even with ten thousand majority we may
lose the Legislature b. a few conflicts in the
Senatorial districts. o. By loss Of a verv few
counties for representatives.
That the Democratic party In Tennessee has
the streagth TO elect its candidate for Govern
OF bv 1900 o. 20,0O0 majoriy 20 elect all, or
nearly an the members OF Congress, and quite
tFo--hirds Of the members Of the Legislature,
We are entirely ~sanguine. Cur Governor and a
majority Of o1r members to Congress cannot
be defeated. But there is danger in regard 70
he legislature. L is our duty to wan our
Democrstic friends Of this danger, and IL il
ttor duty to remove o.. With a candidate and
only one candidate fo- each place, We are sure
Of q large a majority ia both Houses as we
obtained two years ago. With The present
divisions lnhesied we NAV lose this majority /;
and With such loss. The same cause NJ cost NJ
two 1r three members Of Congress. @Men ard
brethren, these things must bot Be 30 -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29


The Utah correspondent Of the NeW York
Hsra3, writing under date OF April %, says
that the citizens generally are busy az hsir
farming lsbo.s. Crime Is reported sHito D,
rife, and the feeling between the "Gentiies-
and tie Mornons more bitter. Per
sons are continually entering the lines Of The
/ camp and exposing deeds Of blood and death.
In some instances The remains Of the murdered
victims have been found fully couoboratiug
their fearful revelations. Some adventures
were leaving for Pixies Peak.
The difference between The executive and
tee Judiciary continues, and is he cause OF
great apprehension; # appears probable. &C
cording to letters received from salt Lake, that
the United States troops under Gen. Johnston
would come in collision with the militia which
had been called out by Gen. Cumming. Jadge
Sinclair had declared bis intention 10 hold his
Court in salt Lake City in Nav, and the T.. S.
troops hold themselves in readiness 10 carry out
bis orders. II is stated that General johnson
holds that the force ualer him is 70 be used oH
the requisItioa Of the Judges as weila s on that
Of the Governor. The Herald correspondent
says.
An express from Camp Floyd arrived here
On sunday night, with the intelt eenee that two
regiments were coming 10 the city 10 make ar
rests, q IL was expected that they would have
orders for forced marches, 70 come in upon rs
unsWares. Immediately on Governor Cum
ninGs being made acquainted with The report
and circumstance, which leave 10 room to
doubt Of the plans Of the judges, be notified
General D.. B.. Welles 20 hold The militia Ia
readiness 10 act on orders. By two O'Clock on
Monday morning five thousand men were De-
der arms. Had the United States troops en-
tered the city the struggle mus have con-
menced, for the Governor Is determined 0cary
out ms Instructions. What has deferred their
arrival here we know not; but now that this
plan is known, a watehful eye is kept on the
camp, and The shedding Of blood seems newt
able. In the south, where the weather has
been excellent for early agricultural operations
this spring, the fields have been lef uncultiva-
ted, aud the seed that should be fruc flying ia
the soil is stl lying IN the 5srn-the end o.
which must Be famine-for unless the Govern
or has power 10 restrain the judges from cali
ing the military 10 oct as a posse o0mifGfus, no
man OF any influence viii trust himself a.
home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29
DEMOCRsTTC TICKET


Ruuors were rife Yesterday on the authority
Of ts~legraphie dispatches said to have been
rscelvsdby private gentlemen, that Mr.. GoeorE
was elected Governor Of Virginia on Wednss-
dav last. There is no doubt that such dis
patches were received, but we have little
doubt that they were based upon unreliable
data. Nh. GoGGN has not been quite 90 for
tuuste as to occupy the Chief Magistrates
chair Of the Old Dominion as its first anti
Democratic Governor. So high and distin-
guished an honor was not destin-df for Mr.. Coo
Gry. JoHN LrrcHER viii Be the next Governor
of Virginia. We have Information on which
We wholly rely, that such is he fact TIE
hopes Of the Southern people and the unity
and strength Of the only national party that
may be depended on for the security Of
southern rights are not to be first sacrificed in
the great and glorious commonwealfhtha gave
t5 mankind and their country a WASHINGTON
a JEFFERSON, a MADIsoy, and a RASDoLPH
such a result as the defeat Of the Democracy
IN Virginia. we are frank TO say, would cast q
gloom over the minds and hearts Of the pa
triotic men Of the North and South. who are
struggling for The maintenance Of our dearest
rights, and would light up the fires Of onthu-
sissn IN the Black-Republican camp Of the
Northern States. Our Opposition friends Of
che South are deceiring themselves when they
allow themselves TO expect that Abolition zeal
can be appessed or Abolition strength weak
snei BY the defeat Of The National Democracy.
We ask them 30 scutinize closely the con-
ueuts If Biack-Repubucan journals upon This
Virginia election, and then ask themselves
whether a probable result hat has in the least
inspired the hopes Of our -prsscuptive enemies
eaEht 90 csrivats and please them. Let them
thus determine whether there is any real
ground for enthusiasm or exultation, II their
most zaHguine hones had been realized, and
De-, them decide whether they are prepared to
c1Btrhute 10 a cause which elicits TIE plaudits
of men who bate Democracy only as it is as
sccisted with the slavery If the South and It's
Constitutional tenure.
The following private dispatch is probably
the latest news that has been received in this
city from the Virginia elections, and we place
reliance In its truth. Il was received BY a
gentleman in this city, and handed 10 rs last
night, 10 response TO one sent by him at p
o'clock yesterday, in giving the latest and
mos reliable The Richmond Enqu5rv's
opinion. IT. viii be seen from Cur regular dis
patches, is in harmony with this account Il
is as fellows.
RICHMOND, May2s 3. Is59-Result unknown.
Le-chsr believed to Be elected BY from seven to
eight thousand.
This dispatch was sent BY gentleman Of
perfect reliability.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-29

Ae"spapef correspondents, writing from
Buenos Ayres, accuse LOPEZ, the President Of
Paraguay, Of lodging that part OF bis late
treaty with the Urited States. hat secures
Americans an uumolested residence in fbs,
country In proof hey cite law promulgated
by bin since agreeing % fhs treaty. and
which contains ne three following articles.
TIE Captain Of tie port and his emplov.s
shall keep an exact account Of the crew ID
foreign vessels O. tier arrival, 10 know
whether the same crews return in those YES
SEES. or whether some individuals remain here.
for what cause, and with what object
Every foreigner who enters into the republic
with intention 10 reside IN il more or less time
without Introducing any capital or fixed bust
ness, shall accredit The iawfulness OF his am-
val IN the Police Office, as also the means ol
81 bsistence by one useful occupation which
De may bring with him or, II he pleases, hi
fitness 30 place himself ia The service Of som'
neighb0irg inhabitant, with previous advici
90 the police, without sgch requisite De shal
not be admitted.
Toe Captain o. the port shall bear IN min
that the crew lists must not Include any ssilol
who. nc matter from what canse, might remain
On shore. leaving The vessel % which be BE-
ionrei, md said sailor shaE Be Informed ths'
IL must take cu- BIS passport an the police Of
re. 10 enable him % leave The country.
LorEz is a Feritable Kn0W-Nothing.
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From our Hustness Correspondent.
r--.-~y < q Mav d 1870

CHESTER, S. C., May p, 1883.
EDrroHs AfrEAL Where misfertunes come
singlv they are easily borne, and had I
only missed one or two papers ] should
have borne it with all due philosophy,
bat to miss three papers successfully, ]
think there must be a fault somewhere'
and ! woula be glad to know If the fault
lies at your door. ] have scarcely every
missed a nnmber before any where have been
and this makes it the more strange know
your rule is 10 stop the paper when the sub
scriplion runs oct, and I wish every PaPer in
the land did the Same thing, but my receipts
say nv subscription does not run out until the
ooh Of September, 1859, and I have not re-
eeIFed number To- three weeks, now, hope,
however, 10 see it soon.
Yours truly, J. W. BAIRD
:. S Near the York and Chester line, On
Sabbath night. one Of the most severe and ter
rife storms ever witnessed in this section of
country passed over. Il was only a few miles
in length, yet along its path it swep. almost
eveything-leveling houses, trees and fences.
The hail in many places drifting up three and
four feet. Several houses were blown com
pletely down, and parts Of them have moi been
yet found. Two oldladiss and some children
were IN one house. One Of he old ladies was
killed instantly BY the falling Hmbers. the other
survived day or tWo- The children were blown
some distance, but were not hurt 7 heard it
told from a relisble source that On the reNt
morning on one Of the streams over which The
storm passed, one man picked up SON thirty or
forty fish, which bad been swept oui 81 the
creek The wheat crop was entirely destroyed,
and in some places also the young corn and
ootton- One man had his corn crib blown
down and not an ear left il it. Those who
have seen it say d language can describe the
devastation. It was one Of those solemn warn
ings, BE ever ready eve know not what a
daY nav bring forth" }. W. D.