, 1859-03-26

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I'D or,t,;naa tha;+ ..,a-;.nn Iara,xoro a;,o.,
FROM ,rn,,fartn-ars .na .aax ~ tha t-aa. r..
dpcementa ao,.1 - howe. i, their linz il Now
York Their xtocl of Fno1;.h coods il n,ohabIx
the la11e.t in the c;tr Nessr. Tutt1e H;bhard
L Co. nre also Il LEADING to,,se in GENERAL Hard.
ware. uniting with the same like the house be-
fore named n }cavv t,ade in timers stock and
tools In this LITTER the General Hcavv Metal
Trade exclusively. the house Of Thomas s, Dick
! crson is The n;oncar in tho North.wcs+ anil Inns
IN established rcputat;on insenarablc from its
facilities. and Inducements offered IN lu,vcrs.
Mcesrs E. G. Hall l. Co., Jewett l. Butler, ]. 4.
Botsford, Z. IT. Hunt / Co., Il. G. Garfield l.
Co.and Lake Brown are among our best known
dealers in heavy and shelf hardware, With some
Of them theirwholesa]e department being uni
ted with their retail trade,
The Wholesale Groccrv Trade our c;ty is re-
presented bv numerous well established houses.
Amonr them NAV he mentioned Messrs. Rev
uolds. Fir + co Smith Pollard 4 Co.. SITTER
lee, Cook T. Co.. c, G, Wicker 4 Co.. Hinsda1c
T. Babcock, Edward Hampstead, n. j. Gilman
l. Co, Williams, Smith l. Co., GRAY, Dcnsmorc
l. Phelps, and others VIC might specify. Deal
ers themselves assure US Of d healthy state Of
trade with IN improvement on last spring.
Stocks throughout the country, in the branch
OF 'raoe US IN all o'hers' are WITHOUT PFeeeoeA'
low and steady trade III staple Articles Is t''e
necessary result, most onyeTs' however, making
up the ghest p'l's possible pfe'er1'hs 10 =" a's
inc nrs' oen"''e ei'h'pse as u luz p'ospee's -
inc next "heat crop; onf wholesale efoeels'
''o"c'es "efe ne'ef oe'o'e oe9'e' p'ep"4so ~
'"ee. I'LL Tue p'sslo'e wants u LUIS '''afee' iAs
eon"fs ahue' LUIS 'a''e' oePa' ''"'"' o.s.''.'
u oe noileeo elae feesn' open'ns VI ne'ea'i
extensive sugar rennefs III 'nis cl'S' SUI" u W
IN I'LL opera''on' anu 10 aoa largely 10 'ne Hull
'''es -, u ous 'nafAe'
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Tho Latest Kansas Excitement
The Platte City tMo.) 4d'y"s OF the letl INST,
g'vcs IN account Of the late a'tray ut Holton'
Calhoun County, Kansas, Of which We had L re-
port by telegraph lew days since. ihe Argus
the affair. the substance Of which il that con-
r.,t;o, ,r,s ,,,,ed NJ Ho,ton for thc n,,rposc of
on "'7 e1'~4 11e- ~, <,~..:....:..., 49,
appointing delegates 10 the eons1'"''oha' eon-
rcntion ut Wyandott; that the Republicans in
rho convcnt;on wcrc voted down by alarce ma.
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Jo'n5; 1hal 1ne "inor'ts .ne1 assa"''eu '.4s .A'-
jority and were nut to indiscriminate flight, but
r,,lird in n lor bouse where a narazinc Of
~ -. ~...,-aa ,na t,-nod t,,o t;da
o'la're r'nes were s.'eAca' a.a 'u1Aea '"e 1's,e
Of battle by firing and wounding five men. 1t
is related that one of the wounded, Elliott BY
-, cr
name, was knocked down and surrounded " ILL.,
teen armed scoundrcls bent upon taking his llfe'
but that he rose and fought his way triumph
antly through the gang with piece Of board.
The -4rg"s lays tle whole blame on "olt
Brown" twill surprise that individual {"ao
was lecturing in Cleveland few days ayo} to
read that "a While Brown may not have been
"prescnt, he is, no doubt, secretly advising and
"gying general orders, and Montgomery is
"prowlng through the country putting them in
"cxecution."
Tie telcgraphic report Of tile affair was as fol-
lows:
LEAvESwonru c17r, March 1.-THE Times Of
!nls IN, c'ty pnpllsnGs an accoun! oi ~ ausas !"
lt;cai ,naa,;nr resn1t;n1os IN tI.. ,roun1;nc tf
several persons, one dangerously. During the
meeting, which was IN pursuance to cal1to or
an'as se ~. pa.l;; l;t;c.' "rnasa1 " IN
brcak II nm. At The cfosc general tnclec en-.
,ar ~ "mI ,1.ra .ne comnaiia't ~ ra,re Pcsnt"
TONS were afterwards adopted, ordering the par
ticipants in the nttack to leave the Territory,
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GFcat FLOOD In the Cohncctlcdt River.
lhe eprihSuelo 1t:7'""ttea" o11nss felof' "
the extent md damage OF the great hood IN tue
Connecticut klFer, which Is pronounced the iarss-
est ever known in the valley except tnose ot
1871, le4" anu le''4. at epflnenelo' on onnoat
morning ias'' Inc WAFER $1,000 @es ieet ABOVE 70"
wafer marx line " est sprngnc'a a''o aga
wan meadows were eoap'e'c's uooaco' 'no 'nc
water IN 'ne ioaus WIS ~ usep 'uat Pass4se vas
lmposs'o'c' al na'1loFo 'ne nooo WIS ~ 'ee'
above low wafer marx, covering the tnlcki5 set
n0ff1HnS 0H1HGGn
tim r;ror r., co,t,. dvtc nag sor;ous1v in
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'aos''' o"S IL liesei '.a n'9 -. '',e'o's Ao',
destruction The bridges at Charleston and
Wa!pole, y. H., were carried AWAY, and the
railroad hr;apc Mt nc,,ows Fal1s. VI. was moved
w ' - ~ -,..s Cs.a:,,..,,,. Lo.,
several 1eet from us place cons'oetao'e o,s''''
age was done at Northampton and Holyokc, but
the famous dam at thu latter place was uninurcd.
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The Slavo Trade In Florida.
4 st .uu,s,inc corresnondept Of the New
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LORE 1""e*' sass mat tue ta1Flcao sla'e 'faue Is
carried OIL at the South to m extent not gene
rally suspected. It is rumored that two cargoes