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Mashington Iien,s.

| WAsH1NGroS, Sept. I4--Snce the stoppace a
tae post-Otics Of the documents supporting 10 Raw
been franked by Mr.. Covods Me- Blair of Mis-
souri,, and one or two other RepGb lean members o.
onsr'ss, have been here in plrsOn to afix the
franks
Tie indications in rial quarters, in respect 10
the dispute about the island OF San Juan are not Of
| the inevitable war character
Lord Lyons. in his interview with Secretary
Cass this morning, expressed confidence in the
| amicable settlement of Of The North-vestsrn go
| tioD.
However much our government may be impressed
with the tru Ii that the island of San Juan belong
to Us, there appears to be no doubt that both the
governments of Great Britain and ths United States
VIII instruct their agents in thst quarter 10 act
with the utmost circumspection Ia view Of q salts
factory adjustment If the existing differences II
"l &c recollected that Secretary Marcy four years
ago, said that the title ought to be settled before
either party should exclude the other by force or
exercise complete aud exclusive sovereign tights
within the fairly disputed points This was the
substance Of his letter 10 Mr. Champion at the lime
representing Her Majesty's government, and TO
which much importance is now attached From all
that can be sseertaiDed ia vel informed circles il
Is reasonable 10 infer, that serious fh-ultifs
are likely to result between the two countries. Ii
any danger is to beapprehendsd it is in consequence
Of the well known Intrepid character of General
HSrney. Col. HaEkins, of the British army, yes
terdsy brought sps ches concerning the San Juan
dispute to the British leg ton. and then left for
New York, to take passage to England, with s.
paIe from Governor Douglas to Her Msjesty's
government on the same subject.
fns news Ot successful revolution in Costa Riea
being unexpected, has created much intere1t and
surprise in ficial quarters. Senior Molina, Minis
ter from thai 8epubic left to-day for New York, to
meet En- president aud General Mora.
Colonel Countleray left Washington to-day 10
take command of the military department of New
Mexico.
Mr. Hendricks resignation as commissioner of |
the land Office takes place tomorrow. Nothing has |
been heard from Judge Hughes, as to his accept |
ance Of the Office.
The President has appointed VIM. ]. Moore, Of
Nebraska, as agent for the Indians in the Omaha /
agency, Viee Wilson, resigned.
Commander MoBeur has been ordered to the |
Washington navy yard, and commander Thacher to
the Boston nsvy-ysrd. Lieutenant Watson has been
ordered TO relieve Lieut.. B III in the command Of the
store ship Fredonia, at Valparaiso. Lieut. Nor
phey has been ordered to the naval rendezvous at
Norfolk, and Lieuts. Walker and Davidson to the
naval academy.
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70 Correspondents.

1t will save great deal unnecessary friends
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CT your letter
you wish The Paper changed from ce to another give
II write business other Matters write on sparste
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Levers and communications solicited all such facts
ana subjects as may be Of inoms interest the public
Anonymous communications fHhaeVer character will
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon one side Of the paper
We cannot un1ertake to return rejected communications
All Letters on business should be directed to Messrs E. G.
EASTMAN Coz and personally to either Of the Pro.
prietors - "
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From the New Orleans Delta, Sept. 10.
friend who has Just arrived from Lafayette
narish, informs US that on Saturday morning last
The Vigilance Committee of that parish were sum-
moned to assemble and proceed to place called
Bayou Tcrtue about fifteen miles west of Vermil-
Iionvil'e, where an encampment of outlaws had
been formed, the riDglesders of which had chal-
leuged them to battle. Accordingly, the law and
order men of the parish. who had long suffered
from these depredstors who had robbed, plumber
ed. passed counterfeit money, and murdered with
impuuiry quickly gathered, and taking piece of
artillery with thsm from the village of Vermllion-
vile. started for the RENDEZVOUS of the outlaws
Al IA. X. on Saturday, about FIVE hundred Ssll
mounted men suddenly appeared before toe en-
trenched camp Of the boasful deders of the laws,
where they found them ia full force, with the B4-
you well guarded and house in the center Of their
position loop-holed, and otherwise thoroughly pre-
pared for endaring siege or resisting siormiDg
party.
The flag of their fraternity also loaied defiantly
in the breeze, and until the Vigilsnts had formed
their order Of battle, and unmssked their cannon,
ali looked as If the defense would be obstinate and
sanguiuary The sight Of the big gun, however,
struck terror into the hardened hearts of these
outlaws, and saHUs gus Peut suddenly appeared 10
snimste the warriors. Their number was about
one hundred and fly, mary of VIII m having horses,
.nased to make taeir esssre, but seventy OF their
rec fell into the hands Of the VigjlsDts. Imme-
date q ,urt martial was formed, consisting Of
no Vigilsnts from each company, to whom the
question ives submitted Whe her the prisoners, no
torious evil-dOers. should suffer death or be pad
died By m jority Of two il was decided to infect
the paddle punishment, and thiIty-six hundred
blows we're equally administered One fellow com
mitted suicide, by shooting himself, to avid tbs
paddle.
subsequently, five others of the gang we're found
dead from gun-shot wounds
Our informant says that the news Of this sffail
caused the geaiest pleasure among ell the hones
and decent Inhabitants Of the parish where il CO
cured, and tn. adjacent Attskspas perishsr which
hsvs long suffered from the dsprsdstiolS Of thi
psEsEtpl cad dapRsTppa gang
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Anew fancy which has seized upon Partisan bellies
says The Court Journal is the crusade against bon
nets, and which, it is said, the Empress is quite
willing to join. T ~e ladies Of the highest fashion
are already to be seen daily driving in the Bois
with no other ooffurs than a lace vail of square
form thrown over the hair, which is full-dressed
and crnamented with bows Of ribbons
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DEATH OF LsIGH HUNT.-Tre steamer Anglo
Saxon brings Ou' intelligence of the death of JAMES
HEERY LEIGH HUNT, who died at London en- the goth
of August. He was born in MiddieVex, in Uct5ber,
1884, and was partly American in descent, STEPHEN
sHEwEEE, of Philadelphia, being his maternal
grandfather. His molber's aunt was the wife Of
BENJAMIS WEST, the celebrated American painter;
his father was West Indian, and the son passed his
early youth in the West Indies, AMI at one time
We believe, resid d in Philadelphia.
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The Newark IN. ~ Mercury saw. a Mr.. F1sHrR

The Newark IN. J.) Mercury says MIR. FISHER,
Of Patterson, has Constructed . steam carriage,
Whish promises excellently. A few days since it
steamed to AcquackanOnk on the common road.
Twelve passengers were on board, and the carriage
went on the level fifteen miles an hour. oue mile
was run in three minutes. The builder does not
doubt that, when completed, the carriage will run
anywhere san
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At CsrrOltOn, ILL.,, last week, a free negro was
tried and gound guilty of violation Of the law pro-
hibitng the immigration of negroes into the State
He was fined S6S, and being unable to psy,Wss sold
at suction for sixteen months.
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Henry STowELL, Jr., an American merchant do
ing business in Manchester, England, committed
suicide on the 2lst ultmo. Intelligence Of the over
stocking Of the American markets by England and
the shipment Of specie from this country which
would cause Gghtness in the money market here,
had greatly depressed him, when, upon receiving
letter from his partaer in America, which contained
a very diseOuraging account of The state of trade
here, be hung himself
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In Buffalo, few days ago, HUGH HURLEY, fore
man in soap fAcOry fell into ore of the large watts
in which ley was bOiieg andwas literally boiled to
death. Mr. HURLEY Bas been for some time sfl CT
ed With fits, and it is supposed ne attacked by
one of hem as he passing the vet, an fell ia
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According to official return of the Austrian
Government, just published, the total loss of the
army in Italy, in killed, wounded, and prisoners,
vas ], 164 officers and As 500 men.
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One Square, year s3O-Each additions al Square, &c.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged fer the excess.
: -- IN THE WEEKLY
One Ocular Square for the st Fury oEs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published the Daily Weekly,
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added. -.
Transient Advertisements must Be paid for at TIE time Of
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winning % s'sAs- .----~- - = : ------r-
Austria s allowed to compel them to do 50, will she
net 70 farther and attempt to restore the fugitive
hukes? There is bare possibility that the En-
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j. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,

Corner Of Third and Pine SIS. st. Louis No
For saIewhOlesale ana retail in Na1h'lAle'
Tennessee ct Propr prices, BY Berry Denossl
Hendershott and 10. O. Brown and By sVery ~
gist in the United Ss.tss "'1' -osNiJ
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THREE YEARS OLD WHIsklES,
AYE have . store Boar bon and ~ whisky
w bopgh. yus cid Hh:aky tye ~ S9e 1sry
eDs, iuns25l hAAA% S-A&ha'
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variety.
BIanse.s and Wrappers, of every style
and quality.
o., seek Ct Fancy Goods and Las,, p-,, Goods ss-ss
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McLean's celebrated Eminent Is the only safe aad
reliable remedy for the cure Of SPAWN, Ring Booze.
windgalls, Spnts, Unnatural Bumrs, Nodes or
Sweugs. IL will never fail to cure Big Head, Poll
evil, Flstula, Old Running Sores or sWeeny, II
properly applied. For Sprains BryIises Scratches.
Cracked Heels, Clafs, Saddle or Collar Calls Cuts,
Sores, or Wounds, It j. ar infalibis remedy. Apply
1t directed and Is certain in every insianes.
Then trife longer with the many worthless .In-
iments offered 20 YOU. Obtain n supply Of DR.. Nc
Laan's celcbrated Linimcnt- II will cure you.
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From the New Orleans Delta, Sept. 10.

Great Conflict in Lafayette Parishs.The
outlaws Defeated and Seventy of them
Captured.
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Freight Transportation.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY
TTNHE Southern the four great lines This road has
thus IA been managed In such 70 commend e TO
the public patronage.
Thia Company, under the General Superintendent Of
H. ID. MEARSs General Freight Agent,
Inducements shippers Baltimore Philadelphia
New Norb, Boston, Richmond Petersburg &C. at exceedingly
and far below New Orleans prices, their moderate
with the deduction insurance of one and half per
this and the European shipping being from to
hngs sterling than the New Orleans ping prices,
all contribute 70 render it
Reliable well as Desirable.
Their facilities transportation are unequaed by any other
road operation, their Western terminus PARK
ERSBUkGH, huEdred and ninety miles below the low
watr and most dangerous navigation Of the Ohio river This
enables in rdnay the delivery Of goods only certain
with dispatch, advance ofany other and the
declines their advantages such the time Of delivery
Widens on other routes that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and speedy ROute.
Frh BY this route less exposed weather than other
routes there drayae the delivery being Park
urgh we'll shielded Goat elevated from thence m
steam Immediately TO the without being subject
-
boats without delay, do likewise the regular Cinnihna
bosts The Pittsburgh boats direct arkersburgh BY
a. arrangement the Company enabled TO receive freight
daily thJ route AZ tneH sgenCg n nashville, Tenn
Var hIrtusr particulars inquire OF
II. II. HARRISON, Freirbt Agent
yIs6u1 No =, corner Broad Front streets
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IHE UFsT LlNLlII-AI u 7 u HtIHL7'
The ONLY s1E, and certain cure for Cancers, P1es,
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Scalds Sore Threat or any Inflammation or Pain,
difference how sevr-e, or how long the disease may
have existed. 1lcLEAS's CELEBRATED lNINEET Is
certain Trmaly-
Thousands If hnrsn BEINGS have been saved q life
Of decrepitRe and misery ~ the u this invalu
abb medicine.
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APPROXIMATION FRIZES.

WHOLE TICKETS SIC; HALVES IS; QUARTERS Sax
Remember that every Prize in Ihe above
out deduction.
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edly TIE most highly inpro~ 81 property nov offer
- Tor sale anywhere IL the vicinity OF Nashville.
contains altogether shout $50 one-thrd wood andsl
Balance under fncen cultivation We deem Is
= nv anything By of eomnendaou, the property will
spsak for Itself u H. an " BR0WN,
saFR-dn ~ Pvs,s. a,erts
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CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES win Be seld
at the following rates. which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, eco
IN u.1F
10 Quarter 20
10 Eighth
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CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, va
RIETIES, &e.s
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The greatest Remedy II the world. This cordial
Il DISTILLED from berry known ouly myself and
chemically Combined With some Of the valuable
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most infaIJle rrB-uy for the restoration Of health
ever known. II IS natuFe's remedy, cHrng dis
by natural lsws. When taken, its iahuencs is
felt coursng through every vein Of the bciy, purify
ing ami acceleratin the circuatUn of the bloud 10
neutralizas any hili1us matter in the stomach, aId
strengthens the whole organization.
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AhEEKIES.

Q, aans.. -. 70 ..s W es,pl.e 20, s.ess,, aea
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McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcf

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
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Chest Side Sudden Fiusbcs of Heat, Depression OF
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Seminal Weakness, Incnntinence Of Urine, Str1n-
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Rladder Whites etc
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aasbbiIIe Gaiou anS 5mtritsm.
Rates OF Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.

IN THE DAILY.
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That cannot be surpassed, and at prices mat will compete with
aay market. EVANS 4 co.
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METROPOLITAN
EATING HOUSE.
the public generally that has considerable expense
Fitted up the store houses the
CORNER or CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS
For the purpose of carrying on regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
lie purposes having regular Bill Of Pare with prices at.
ce SO that ne enabled TO suit both pockets appe
ties OF his customers, and charge for than they
tbs MS been needed in city, and he hopes by attention
to business public PATRONAGE certain of
with his Efforts, the the kitchen
tie Eil furnish public dinners the shortest notice.
keeps on hand a lsrse stock OF
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO, WINS and LIQUORS.
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
march, idly J. MOORE.
ALEI ALEI ALE!
0S BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale;
80 % do do Kenneth do
% do do Bottled do
The above Aes the finest are warranted For
sale at Pittsburgh and Wheeling prices, freight added at No.
Market street
iulysl CARTER wILsFoRp co.
NOW OR NEVER.
AN n the city engaged in selling county rights
for the Tennessee manufacture and sale of
Patent Improved Bee Hives, the and superiority
OF which have been testified by hundreds Of the worthy
simple and promise it is the Hive in the world knoEn
which proof inst the bee oe. pur
chasing either family county for the best Bee Hive
the Id, FIND for days the Rooms of
Messrs Hardy Brothers, where will happy them
iuly2O-n JOSEPH KENT.
WHEAT! WHEAT!
WANTED FOR THE CETY MILLS.
so 600 Rsfa g viii IS which sn''
S. HOLLINGsWoRTH,
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C,Urrov-Beware p druggists or dealers who may
trv 70 palu upon YOU some Bitter Ssapara t-ash,
which they can buy cheap, by saying il y Just a.
p1.I Avoid such men. Ask for EicLean's Strength
Tuin, Curtal and take nothing else. 1t 10 tie only
remedy that will purify the blood Thoroughly and at
the same time strengthen the system.
One taat spOOniul taken every morning lasting. "a
certain preventive for ClOlera Chills and FevcF,
yellow Fevs., ct any prevalent disease. 1t put up
90 large bottles.
Price only 81 PER bottle, or bottles for s..
]. II. MCLEAN.
Sol Proprietor Of this Cordial.
A. AL o-.,,-s y.I-,nic OH Eminent
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McIeaa's volcanic Oil Eminent
For Horses and other Animals.

WIN relieve n7;l alBsoSt insantaneOusly, and Il VIII
elease purify and heal the ionlest sores In in
rrs.ffffv short tine
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McLEAE's VOLCANIC OIL LBIMEET.

Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimepi-
PRINCIPAL DeI,at IA the corner Of Third and P.ns
Streets ~ LOuis, No.
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FoR CHILD "a EN-.
TITS nEITCToUs no TAKE.

We say to parents, If your children scky. punys
or afflicted with complaints prevalent among children,
give them a small quantity Of McLcan's Cordial, and
il will make them healthy, iat, md robust. Delay
not a moment, try ii, and you will be convinced.
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TO TEE A1-AAsAclSSs
Do you wish TO DO healthy and strong2 Then 90 at
once ana get some Of McLcan's Cordial j: viii
strengthen and inygorate your whole system causing
health and pure circulation Of blood TO hoyy thrigh
every vein, and tho rich, rOsy bloom oi heaiih 10
mount to your cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction.
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HAVING recently purchased the above extensive esbsh
ment prepared to execute sll orders for Foundry and
Machine Work on the most reasonable terms. II.
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WOOD. EDDY q co.'s
single mber L0tterfasf
CHARTERED By TFE GEoRerA)
OaPisal Prize s5o,OOO--Tickets only so.
WOOD EDDY & co., Managers,
Successors 10 s. S,paa + IN

Inc following scheme viii be drawn BY Yoop Emmy A Co
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in aeb n tb 1s
Number Lotteries fer Septe ber, 1850 at AT0TsTA ~
public under the supernte0deuce ComEaissioners
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/. Turbine and Reaction Water
Wheels;
Tobacco and Lard Presses:
Water and Gas Pipes, Retorts
! and Gasvorks Castings;
Rolling Mill Machinery and
Blast Cylinders;
Gin Machinery, Cfsnks, Gud.
! geons, Skating &C., &c
.tterns Of Spur and Bevil ,Geer-
Wheels, to select from.
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Glass % Draws Saturday, September I7th, 1850.
Class 30 Draws Saturday, September a4th. $50.
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Depot and Round house Fronts Switches and Switch Sands
Roofs and Girders Tank Valves;
Turn Tables, Frogs Sliding Car Castings and Locomotiv
plates head and heel blocks; repairs generally.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMY or MUSIC
~. ,x, OPEKA BOOKS
THE ACADEMY OF M0eIO OPERA LIBRETIO
FARLOh PIANIHr.
tn. RED COVERS
IN oa.y hu'heutc and reliable edition az
ALI Ter OPkRAs WIrsI rSjE NyrHrN
ID ior Ale outside toe Academy OF Muxe W N'
De-. u...... flfrsEh CKNJS
fhi ons OF the Academy tn asoiS
tooe Nmg we progress OF the opera ire ,sSsa 49, =
@ ne poes q me outside deora by WI ca Ivy "a
pOain uie most perfect edana OF Opera books ersn
TEN CENTS LFss Nt,AF 1' A.
than n viii have g inside aud be e-aaa o.. -
sne7 Jhe extent Of which 10 beet descri ed An ,n ~,
r'sr phi iroa, The New York HsuALD Of
10 de atel 10 The Opera would
wonid confer favor on large Hnmhss Of peoo h -
tfsde by susrendng the jueeoile boak f
pictures, &C. during the perform p-au,h
ring the but absolutely unoearabie while sces
"a going on The number OF boys TOO, hAs lacy beso
Bay vcur Red Covered Books outsde the Opera H,uss
show u I'm In your seats. and avoid annoyance.
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ID Lesees ...... .Mesrs q Z. For end 7 W. Lin ara
List night but two Of Kiss sALLIH ST. CLAIR.
Wednt sday evening, May H. $50
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