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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19


3fA TIRG1lSIA. IS :---Ai. Rules, lIdid in lid
GisrkIs office oflhe Circuit Gsurtof Ka-
nawha CSAInty, e the month Off Wy, 1859
Simvn RAike,
Complainant, I'M
ys "a Chaneety! Fpi DisSorse#
Eathafine B4tke s35 ttH fFs9f
Dsfendans A 9faa / Il,
IS The oblEet of lais suit IL thatihe Cpmplain-
ant, Sidaoa Xxi ms y obtaln divorce either
= Yfaeat9 fatr ipRsRiiipr tis nsa AZ thoru, from
his wife CklhafiRt Burke AMI itIia ppea Finp
,lbr AM las fedt AZ lie taPfeada nj attlaFine
Ba kPSis \ non fTsidshtaAI 1.-The state of 9F1r
gHiifs. 81 III r5rdeTed That She ID appear here
within one 4issssth after due publication vi
iIil Is urdrts md aoIwhat il ueeesSaly ID bro.
tkct hsT her interests In tke psefniSfs. Teste.
81. Qg ARR ER Clerk.
sslrs 8 sfs, p q. July $40. s u
.DUBE WINES AND LlQU 1iotr
madieinal purposes, for sate, by
u II. ROGERS.
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all 4oSertisenlslts.
VIRGINIA 4InFsAe Circuit Court of
" Kasnawila. spfiag Term. 1859 -
John X. Sattes and vile,
James T.sSwindler's Ad- In chanceryt
,ninissrator. ahd heirs and
others. IL, II
Decree for Account.

/, ABsrR AcT.-" Upon consideration
wheresf, Tie Court doth refer il 70 Com
missioner Al. Laidley, 70 take. Site
settle and report an Account. allowing
! tst.l The ariloun. Of the rents of the
real egta,e Of James T. S#ireier. dec =,
from the time Of his death until the disfs-
]. ion Of Ire land among his heirs ~ law
Il ed. What disposition has been made
vi, laid rents, and into whose hands they
have gone. q
81. The interesttof each heir in the
\ repts.flg Tegts,
y Il a. lW. QUARRIER, Clerk. Y
CoMara sfosER's OFrIoE. July S, 1859.
4 NOTICE. Il
a H INC nartiesl to this suit will attend be-
Ifa,a MI al rnfy-offiee, on Saturday, the
9Th August, 1883, with th '4 PToO,s s u
enable fne 10 report the account of rN'
Hrnder Lille decree above published.
II III ALEX. T.-LAlDIE4 ,scomni.
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! VyIREENIA, IS AT Rifles held an thF
| VI Clerks ONCE Of the Cucuit Court 81 Kat
nawha County, in the month Of July, 1852,
/ CHARLES C.. Capehart, Comp %8a
Timothy b. Taylor James q. A.
Brown, tfastee, Defendants. i
The object OF this snit is to obtain an int
i.inne,ion inhibiting and restraining the Del
Efesdants frem proceeding TO sell the properly
Econyets,i by deed Of trustj executed on the
IIGth day Of AugGst, 1856, bylCharies G. Cape
itbart IA James III. Brown ais Trustee, toysecare
/ he nayment Of a+b6na, EXECUTED ty said Cape
|. horf Id Timothy b. Taylor, for S5l6, aid toob-
ttain from the said Taylor, an answer 81 alscUTf
EIeiyasfating whether or no 1 he SAID bond was
Heiven to secure an nsntiaAs debt II And y apt
iEneafing hy affidavit filedJ tina the Defendant
Ia ylor isa nonresident ot5lhe SAFE
ilof Virginia Ii is ordereddhat ne 60 appear
here within one month after due ppoilcalioh u
lttas or,,et md do what is necessary TO pro-
H tart-h;s ;nterrs.s In tbeipremises. Teste,
He tp, }Tf al. W. QUhRRlER, CLERK. /
II tanks l. MosELEY. Ssls. pit l.
Efy7IRGINIK, IS 81 At rules, held in the
H WI Cisfk's oficeoftHe county couIl o. M ha-
InaWha county, in the month 81 Spiy' .toos1
III iEliam Xenable. S.2
si A.+rbolstan. : A7s''p r.. /.
The object Of this suit is TO recover the sum
| bf One hnn,sred dollars due by open account
with interest and costs.
And it,a ppearing by affidavit fIed that ne
| aefenda Ill. Alfred Al. Thornt6n Is 4 non rest
dent Of the State OF Virginia, %fttFis efdeIea
lfhat.be do appear here within Omen " attef
tue pubsiEation of this order, ana dow go % t's
EnecesSaFytD protect his e
T n 2 5taste, A. w. QUARTER, ClssEz
| / THoMksB, SWASN sol. f4 ! ! t,En
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CxR1tFicAr,E on P4cKhoEs will be sold at
the+fa lowing RATES, which is the risk:
Cerlifeate of pac kages Of 10 whole licksts. $50
Il ii q l0hali SO
n 4 l0suaItrr - IS
X F II l0eighth TO
ISNOkDERrSG Tickets on. CxRT IEscAtFs
Eneldse The fnoney tol .oaI address 6or the
tickets Ndereh, on receipt ofwhich ihFy, will
be TO WEafded BY first mail. Purchasers can
have tieke;s ending in any figure they may
.desigl,le TMz Il ~.
The list Of drawn nhmbtrs md prizes will
be sehtsto putehasers iit nnedia,tly after The
ORA wing f.3 zitz >>sLstE j
1JPlIcbssers viii Pl{aye write tHei4sirfa
turesI plhin, end. gise theik P2stao lEee, county
and Sta te.
GTRemember ! Nat eFety prize is dia9n and
payabIeIin flu Nil hont deanetida.
arAlt pr zes Isf S., COO md under paia ID,
lnetliatefy aflesIthe drawing -oLhsr prsEes al
tile uSaal time pf tn Ity days. E3f%E.
,AlHcammnnicaton strictly confidential. IS
Address orders for ricktis or Certificates e
MCKINNEY & GO, Savanahs Ga,
Ior NEll r. H.. WENDoVER, Age9t,
LA 81 aS vi Cincinnati, Ohio
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%, s2s Prizes amounting to SIS 5.o4l
wHousrlcKErs $40. HAYES So, auAaTERs 81
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sale of V elpable Coal and Salt Prop.
erty in KanaWha County. ~,
Andrew F. Donnally, ca ais.
siE 4. VS. /. In Chancery
The Heirs Of DayidsRufner, clrcuitcoprI'
decd. ef ais, and Lewis of Kama whs
aud Henry Ruffner .tE Comfy.
Rlahatd E. Puthey, etdls. y
Under deereesJ =rendered in the above
causes, we shall sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder on MondaN, the 18th day 81
August, 1855 tthatbeipg County Court day
atzlh he lIoutEdobr of The Court House of Ka.
ma wla ccuntyJ hhe following described tracts
and parcels of land, and in 1.-THE following
order,:.. III -+ tF II
list. That portion ofthe5 undivided lands Of
David Ruff,terj decd which, descended tc
ANN wife Of Richard E. Pufney, ttgethel
with the estata therein Of said Richard E
PutneyJ said portion being one fourth part o
the whole tract. .1aE. f1@
Ned. All 4le nrdivised lands Of the said Da
vid~Ruffner, decd, remaining from previou.
saleS.\ These parcels compriSe lands Of great
value, Situate upon Campbell and Georges
Greeks, Astounding ia coal Of most superior
quality ahdof easy and convenient access L
Nthe Kanawha river. Persons desiring TO ma Et
in coaisnropetty can fifd no op.
#portunity more ravota Die for Profitable invest
@ments than is afforded blythe sale Of these
lands. \ AVA IS 4 N w
The second parcel also includes valuable
salt property situated onrfhet bank of the Ka.
naW ha river, directly in front of the town o.
Maiden, which is al present occupied by VII
liam D. Shrewsbury, consisting of Une salt
we'll aHdliis appprtenances.
Terms of Sale-Fiyef per rent Of the
pnrehase money in cash, the remainder il
three equal ms ailments al six. twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from the day
of sale. Bond with good security 10 be given
for defelred payments end Al lien retained up
on tie property as a further security.
81. Ill ss ISAACfiN. SMITH,
/ F. Nj READ,
E5I8 Special Con'rs
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TTIRGINIASs-In he Circuit court Of
" Kanawha county, Spring term, 1859,
MafgeryIJ. Kenaia, ..c R +.

Margery y. Kenada I +
John Slack, admir- Of Ed.
ward Kenna, deed, Sam !
uel Al. Miller, James Y. e
Carr, Mrs. Sarah Lewiss2 t.s5 /.
AnireWtD. Lewis. James III Chancery
VII Lewis and John w. HE:
Lewis, g the iafadt CHI : a.1%
dren Of said Kenna, BIZ r. II
s. Laidley; their Guardi- ~ +:
am, ad Item, n Ia
Decree for Account. Y Nf| ~
a Bs TR A - Upon consideration
whereof, the coprt doth refer it to& Conf'Il
a !. III Laidley, 10 ascertain and reports
Isl. Whether there ever. existed any
such Trust deed from John Lewis e
Samuel Al, Miller and James T. Carr, fol
tlsa benefit5of Mrs, lKenna, asifs supposed
ii sthe bin fled in this cause and j
there ever did exist any such deed, thai
.he report the evidence and circumsta tan.
eds tending to prove the, same, and the
several provisions and objects of the
Deed land Its contents. H4E
~ ed! That be report Of uhat time, Il
there existed any such Deed, the sans
was executed and delivered, RI
b. Sd. That he report at what time and
under what circumstances the Slaves wen
into tile possession of the late Edward
KennaI deed. III teste, r.
,.. :: A. W. IQU ARRIER, -Crk.
HIP Con- AIssIokERs OFFfcEtl i
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gIT IRGINfA. SGT Alta circuit court
-f.t held for Kanawlta county at the
Bcoua House thereof on the Esd dayof
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A. w. QU ARRIER, .Cl'k.
CoaA1asIokER,s OErfcE,l
July Ie, 1859. *
4 NOTICE, IT, : W.
N0fICE.-

The parties to mis- suit will produce
and ray before me their proofs, IN order
.tlratI l may report as required, at nay of-
Zee in CEarlest on, Ia this county, on
,MeudayIthe Is August 1859, the time
and place where ! Shall proceed with
said cause 5 :,
I'm ALEX. X LhIbLEY, Conn. ]
tN IRGINIAE- ~ AT Rules held IN the
fNl Cierk'k Office oflhe Circuit Court fol
The County Of Boone, in the mopthof Ju
ly, L $50 I'll ~ 4 +
IIsom Adkins d Rapseller III. 4}IfE.
1Gdrtis, IF : IA "
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ibeteof oh ths 23dofaiay 81 Juhe. 1853.
Nillibm Patche1Is Compl'r. Y f5(s
4 h lis. y ii Deastachmeh
DeFeaaantS l.. Il Il
i 8.The5zobi-ctof This suitis1o3attach the stock
III tk{ Defendants WiFlja1a Finch Hnd Marcus
lax Finch, in-the Union 0illand Caal c3npa-
NV, tb4satizTY to the<compla $3.50, 81 cts,
with legal intereston S387t37Scts,! part there's
of ftom the 18TH day Of May t83suntll paid,
Which toaplafnapt re eoFeiedsagainst Finch
Bro ia Coz. III 4, SUIT lately pending iu Kama
wba tiEe4it 'dourt until the furihet order 81
1.-The eo6rt{ This day came the comp lainant
hg h9s counsel, and on his motion, audit ap-
p9atibg BY affidavit filed, that the defend
ANTS. William Fipch and Marcus A. Finch are
non residents of this COMMONWEALTH, II is
therefore ordered that they do APPEAR here
Within one month after. due pubficatfan oil
this. order, and DO what is NECESSARY. TO protect
tAeit inteiest in the premises. teStes
Il n A. WsQpARR1ER, elk.
RI # r EWA ms iSol.+s5 8E t.& Sill sAEb4&f +
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Jonathan Douglas 4 9th 4, n /

- L. ~.
\ 1.-THE obpctiefthis suit to review and
correct the errors IN the bill and proceed
.ingsoffa suit in chancery lately pending in
The Circuit Court for tie County Of Booze,
wherein Jonathan Douglass and Others
were cemplainants and Jacob Dou j lass jrs
administrator of Jacob Dpuglass Dec'at,
and others were defendants. happening
By Iaffidavit fled.EIthat James Douglass.
William Douglass, George Douglass, and
Elaizabeth Doug lass, ARE non residents|oi
His Stale, therefore, on motion of com
claimants, 8 counsel, it id ordered that
| aheI said nonresident defendants do APP
pear here within one month after due pub
hcatiou of this order and do what is nee
esafy topro tect their interestin The prem.
| ises. Teste, n 4 II
f>Ea# JsEi ST0LLINGS. Crk.
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gertifcstes of packages viii Be sold al the
.lollp ing rates. which is tberisK!
Celtlfcale of package OF 10 u Eel. III 81 Nen
Sparta .AoApENY LOTTERY
CLASS no. 4o5.

CLASS no. 4O5.
Draws Wednesday, July a7th, 1859,
* OF TEE THREE SuMRER PLAN. a
as Npmbers--1s Drawn BALLOTS
Nearly ond Priseto Every Two Tickets!
I Grand Prize Of $36, 600.
/ Pfize OF SIC, n0c Ill Il Pores Of ss-rco
/ PIE Il lopoo & P rizes 81 81 s Z ny
i RfEe Of s,G7o & Prizes of esSS
III Sc, &c. tscl. &c.
1854 Prizes amounting 10 s5Istl9at
sraoEr TicFs7s SIG; H.ly4s IS; iav4E rrn. ssl
Isl oRprRIso TItKfTs os CEkrIFic4TRa.
Enclose the money to cur actress fof. the
Tickets ordered, on receipt uf which they viii
be forwarded byfrsi mail s.
Tie List Of Drawn Numbers and Prises win
be tito purchasers imnediaf ely after the
drawing.
TPdFchss rs. will please write tkeiiT sigma.
inre plain and give thrir Post Office. County
and Stale. Ii
BTaIl prizesspf ii ooasand Under, paid in
Fned1lately after The dra Wing-othel pli.es Ct
the Usual timeos f4ity days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
These who prefer not senaing money u
| fnails b ali use II
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Whereby nonsy9f+f Ticks;s, ii ssms Of Tea
Dollars, and upwards, can bs Sc ntsus
AT OUR RESK AND ExPEEcE,
EfromIany city ort tawn where theyAsye al
tifhcs. The ,noneyaRd oTdermnst e tnel3s.
fed I'M q GOuernmsats T ost Q6iee SfGmpsd En-
otigpf, or the Express Company cannot re.
ceiye them. In IS
| AiIeon muriea tiohs strictly confidential!
| 0fderslfS rs1 ickets oraEettifeaiesrt VI iisis
/ or Express, 10 be directed
| to WOOD, EDDY & co! /, Aagusta, g 5
or WOOD. EDDY & COZ. Atlanta, Ga!
OF WooB. EDDYaA CO., Wilmington, Del.
"a list u the NumbeTsfha hat are drawn from
he wheel, withithe amount Of the prize t5at
each one is entitled 10, win be Published aftei
every dta wing, lin the following papers,
Altgukta tGeo.) Constitutional is, Mobile Reg
isteT, Nashville Gazette. New York Weekly
|. Day Book, Richmond Dispatch. Padding
Clarion and New York Herald. ap.1 .ls5T iy.
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Z NOTICE.l

i am directed By decree made u this
cause at The late Spring term At this
Court, to report sundry accounts. The
parties viii take notice, that Oh Thursday,
the Oil day o. August. 1859, gig my OF.
Gee in Charleston. in|this County, | shall
proceed 10 ascertain and report the mat
ters referred TO me. when and where they
will produce their proofs, Fl
ALEX. T. LAIDLEY, Comm.
SWAMI, sol. s. III N i
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ITIRGINlA:-In fhe Circuit Court "
Kanawha. Spring Term. 1859
Matthew B. Edmdndson,
vs.. ln Ghahcefy'
William Gray and others
CoaMIsslossk's OrFicR, July s, 1859: VI
NOTICE.
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MAGNIFIcEHT SCHEME,
TO az DRAwH
FNI1es fT,IJptx. ~, Z
s ss6 Prizes smoua-ting ia

wiiSLE TICKETS 5 %; HAIyEs ss. or,.,-s.s. eel
Jg- Remember bateyery pfize Is tbs..sS NJ.
SchemtJis drawn, ana psyallai II .fi,ilj =; e
Eoutieduction. f # e,
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yIIRGINIA, ss:--Ak Rules. held in The
\ " sCltfRs ofiiterof the Gonnty Court ofka-
pawhp CTUnty, in themonth ofJp!y, 1852
Milton Parker, )l9 debt 10 recover the sum
Fl HIS. Of $2l7, with interest and
Il Lbeft Pa4ley, Ncos'
.l AMI il appearing by adidavit hl4d. that the
defendant Robert Paulty, issa nonresident
Of tie Commonwealth Of Virginia; II is or
-dered that he 90 appear here within one
Gloath affer.due puh leati6n of this order, and
ade what is#aeeessary to prote4t bis interests
iG tlie premises. TESTS,
FotN4 S. 5SwAkS, ID, d. e< 5 II 7
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SS:-At rul. 5 held ii. TIL
Clerk S offiEe of tie county couttIof Ksnawhs
coaHS Ain the month " July 1852.
i Squire Jarrett. nm sf5
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,ooARRIEa & GllLlsIocn, sol's. 5ll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-02
European News.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

New YORK, Sept 1.-Steamship Africa.
from Liverpool Saturday, Aug 20, has arrived
The Europa, from Boston, arrived at Lverpool
the afternoon of the Goth
GREAT BRITAIN.-The long pending trial of
DIR. Smethurst for the murder Of Miss Banks,
at Richmond, had terminated in a verdict of
guilty, and the death sentence Smethurst
had got up fictitious marriage with Miss
Banks, having at the time wife living, and
slowly poisoned her for the sake of her money.
The builders strike continued in London.
John Moody, % mate of ship Mary, of Bath
Me-, has been committed in England on the
charge of wilful murder in killing-on board
that ship, while lying in the Tyne-a seaman
named Daniel Witham
FRANCE.-It is rumored at Paris that Mar
shals Canrobert and O'Nel had fought duel,
and the latter was killed
Napoleon has ordered two government
steamers to proceed to Algeria and Guiana to
bring back the political exles.
The Paris correspondent of the London
News intimates that the news from Italy has
much to do with the Emperor's amnesty, and
that the impossibiity of carrying out the
peace of Villatranca in the Austrian sense had
made Napoleon reflect seriously on the neces-
slty OF uniting all parties around his standards.
ITALY.-Chevalier Farini had quilted Mo-
dena for Parma, to assume the Dictatorship
Offered him. The municipality had issued a
proclamation expressing unanimous desire
tor this, and the population had evinced great
enthusiasm. The government had purchased
1000 rifles, and invited the disbanded corps of
the Rifiemen of Alps to take service under
Parma.
1t was reported at Vienna that the Emperor
was getting impatient at the delay in the
restoration of the Grand Dukes also, that an
Austrian corps d'armee was to be concentrated
near Rovico, on the road to Legations and
Modena.
decree had been issued at Bologna, de-
claring all citizens Of Pomona, without distnc
ton of religion, equal in law and in the exer-
else of political rights. Father Gavazzi has
been preaching at Bologna.
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GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
BERKSHIRE COUNTY.

Mrs. Clapp, wife of Jason Clapp, Esq, of
Pitts6eld, met with a severe accident at her
residence on Monday When descending a
fIight of steps she slipped and FELL breaking
her left limb in two places between the knee
and ankle, and spraining her right ankle. The
sufferer is doing as well as could be expected.
AT Sandisfeld, on the 10th ult., Ebert, IL
wears old only son of Sylvester Barker, was
licked by a horse, and died the next day +; and
on the I'D, Ella, only daughter of Orlow
Northway, a promising little girl Of years,
was drowned while at play with other chill
dren. by falling into the fiume of grist mill.
DR.. James Church of Middlefield, nephew
of DIR. Church of Springfield, was seriously if
NOT fatally injured on the Nth ult. He was
riding alone on an unfrequented road in Peru,
when the harness broke the horse ran, and
the doctor, in jumping out Of his vehicle,
broke both bones of one leg below the knee.
So bad was the fracture that the bone protrud-
ed through the flesh, and for an hour he lay
on the ground in the rain, moaning. The nrst
nerson that came to his assistance was man
hat hoard him scream through the woods, a
mile distant.
On Saturday afternoon last, about three
o,clock there was severe shower in this
Mace. which, in the vicinity of Richmond and
other localities was accompanied by hau.
gentleman from Richmond informs us that the
hail storm was only about one-forth OF mile
in width-that il appeared to come from the
direction of the New Lebanon Shaker Village
following the gorge in the mountains, and
passed through a portion of Hancock, Rich
mond, Lenox and Washington. Great damage
was done to garden corn, buckwheat, &c9 in
its track. In the houses Of Mr. VIM. Nichols,
and of his son VIM. A. Nichols, in Richmond,
1850 lights of glass were broken; in the dwell
ling of Rev. Wesley Hibbard, l2O lights; and
In the house of Mr.. Mathew Crittenden, 80
lights. Mr.. w. IL. Nichols had field Of three
acres of buckwheat entirely destroyed Twen-
ty-four hours after the storm, hail stones were
observable near the barn Of Mr.. Nichols. The
hail that fell was Jagged in form and larger
than waInuts.-P insfiH SIM, Sep. LIST.
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
The Atwater club, of Westfield, are making
great preparations for the match game OF ball
which is to be played at Westfeld on Friday
between that club and the Union club, OF North
ampton. The game is TO occur IN the after
noon, on the new grounds of the Atwater cluo'
MIDDLEsEM COUNTY.
A fire at Tewksbury has destroyed the iur'
niture factory Of Foster, Cole, 20. Inc
storehouse and other buildings, containing
large quantity Of iurnitiye, was saved
ESSEX couNTY.
Three suits have been commenced IN boston
against the town of Colchester, by Edward
Hagan, Hannah Duress, and Mary Hagan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-02
Items from New York.

New YORK, Sept. 1.-The city was flooded
last night with new counterfeits, including
twos on the Bank of Mutual Redemption Of
Boston, and tens on the Bank of Troy
The Steuben county poorhouse, near Bath,
N. T., was burnt on Saturday night Six in,
sane persons were burnt to DEATH and all the
other inmates of the insane department were
more or less injured
Steamship Asia was detained below, yester-
day, awaiting dispatches from the British Min
lister at Washington. She went to seat at sun
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What we get from Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Gen Lane, in a
private letter, says, in relation to the Presi-
dency, that he is content to place himself in
the hands of his friends, and will take no steps
to bring himself before the people as candi
date. He has about as much chance to be
President as Daniel Pratt
Judge Douglas intends leaving Washington
on Monday next, proceeding via Pittsburg to
attend the state fair at Chicago on the 18th
inst. 1t is now probable he will be able, while
on his way, to comply with the request of the
Democratic State Central Committee of Ohio,
to canvass that state so far as to deiverspeeches
Gov. Willard, of Indiana. and Gov Sibley,
OF minnesota, arSE itG the National Hotel: u
Senator Soule is also in this city.
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Steamboat Disasters.

New ORLEANS, Sept, 1st-The steamboat
Messenger, while on her way from Memphis
to this city caught fire and was run ashore
and scuttled, when she sank near Bayou Sara.
All the passengers were saved.
ST. Louis, Sept, 1st.-The steamer York
State belonging to the Alton Packet Company,
sunk at Madison fourteen miles below here
this morning. She is a total loss.
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GLOUCESTER, Sept IA large two-story
house at Freshwater Cove, belonging to Capt
Daniel S. Weber, was destroyed by fire this
morning, with its contents. House valued at
$3000-insured at the Holyoke Office for
$780, Origin of the fire unknown.
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New Jersey Politics.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 1.-The nomination
of Hon. Peter j. Clark of Hunterdon for Gov
ernor, gentleman of high character, by the
American Convention at Camden to-day, Gre
ated considerable sensation in political circles
hara
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Flora Temple Again.

PORTLAND, Sept 1.-The trot between
Flora Temple and Princess here to-day, for
$1,000, was won by the former in three straight
heats Time, $50, 2261 and 229.
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Fire at Rocknort.

RocKPoRr, Sept. IA new barn, just
erected, containing ten tons of hay, belonging
to Charles Tarr, Jr, was struck by lightning
yesterday afternoon and burnt to the ground
Six persons were in the barn at the time, but
none were injured. Loss 5000, and no insur-
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naath nf a Prnminent Mani.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. Robert Wyck-
life, aged eighty-fve years, the wealthiest
man in the state, and father-in-aw of Mr. Pres
ton, minister to Spain, died this morning.
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DIED.

In this city, Aug. 81 Miss Fanny L. Thaxter, 81.
Funeral Saturday morning at II clock at her late
idence, 81 Main street Relatives and friends invited
to attend.
In Douglas, Aug. 2s Capt Elisha Bigeow, 70 yrs II
mos. New York and Vermont papers please copy. He
had taken the Weekly Spy since he 10 old