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EINERT1LlZERS-P Guano for sale
h by ID. SCOTT.
Eide Island Guano for sale by d. SCOTT.
MEXICAN AA Guano for sale, d. SCOTT.
Bone Dust, prime article, for
sale by D. SCOTT.
Phosphate Of Lime, warranted
good, for sale by D. SCOTT.
Ground Plaster, for sale by ID. SCOTT.
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Ulilminotou.
WATCHES. JEWELRY
AND
CIV WEED vN rou,

~ ZIBA FERRIS & SON CoRvEn OF rouHre
NN y. ANE MARKEr STREETS. WuMINGroS have
se-ss12ss on hand the largest assortment of fine
WATCHES. JEWELhI and SlLNEEWARE to
be found in the State. and respectfully solicit the
attention of the citizens of ELKTON and its yiein
ty to our stock, consisting in part, of the flowing
articles
ENGLISH WATCHES, in Gold or Silver Cascst
Richard Wis Chronomcter Watches Sole
Agency.
Chas stcvensons do. do do
Vim. Cooper Duplex and Lever Watches.
NJ. j. Tobias 4 Cos Liverpool Watches.
Jos Johnson's do do. (made ex-
prcssly for us)
VIM Robinson's do do.
-. Josh. Broomaold's do. do. (Railway
Timc-kcepers)
Josh. pemberton's do. do
Joseph Sewii's do. do Q,ailway
Timckeepcrsl
Jno. Tcdbury & Co.'S do do.
FINE SWISS WATCHES
Jules Jurgeson Copenhagen Chronometer.
a. Gendre's Geneva Chronometcrs.
IL. Capt 5 Geneva Lever ana Lcpjnes livery fine !
Nncheron Constantine, Geneva, very tino.)
james Couryoisier Geneva.
ii. Pa;hcy Pcytieu.
Briguet Paris very inc)
Char. T. Iissot * son. N.ocle,) &C.,
JEWELRY.
Fine sets. consisting OF Breast Pins. Ear Rings
and Bracelets, of the same pattern; Gold Chianss
MedGllons, Pencils, Cuff Pins sc.
STLVEEWARE
In the Silver department. We are prepared to
furnish the latest patterns. The Tuscan and EIiza.
behan warranted equal to coin in purify. and as
cheap can be purchased in this country. Also n
arge assortment of plain Silver Spoons, Forks, &c
Tea Seis, Plated Ware, MuJle and Bronze
ClockS.
Yankee Clocks, for Churches Hallsand Schools
,l,n r1 - i NJ
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HI. II. SHEEReyYOOD,S
EXAMINERS NOTICE..

EXAMINERS NOTICE.,
T1lE undersigned, Examiners, t o view and
l. determine the propriety Of loca ting new
road to commence at the public road neal
Miss Elizabeth Faux's, and running thence
through lands of Geo. W. Gillespie, near the
line dividing said lands from lands of Thomas
A. llenshaw, to terminate on the public road
near Ewing's Gate hereby give notice,
that they will meet at Miss Elizabeth Fauxs'
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of June, next,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ, to proceed to the dis
charge Of the duty assigned them.
II. d. HALL,
PATRICK EWING,
AMOS MOORE,
May IA, 1859-5w. Examiners.
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Glf1al)niral.
COACH MAKING,

BRICK MEETING HOUSE.
THE subscriber thankful for the liberal share
l. OF public patronage he has enjoyed takes thi.
method of informing his numerous friends and
customers, thu; he is now prepared to furnish
them and others with
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CURRY COMBS. HORSE BRUSHES,
SChamois Skins, and Spongcs, for sale by
j. PERKINS, JR,
Opposite the Coart House, Elkton.
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HIDES and HAIR.

N71LLIAM II. GILES, at his Grocery
w and Provision Store, Main street, Elk
ton, will give the highest prices for HIDES,
and will, also, keep on hand and for sale,
HAIR for the use Of plasterers. FEB 26-tf.
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Albany, No, jan. 10. lsj
NEw.YoRK, Jan. %. 1859.

NEw.YoRK, Jan. .. 1859.
Nv Dear Sir have yours Of the Eth. You
ssk me why the Abolition of Slavery ia deemed de-
sirsble l answer, very briefly:
/ Because IN the order of Nature, every adult
human being has nigh to use his own God given
faculties, muscles, sinews, organs. for the susie
nance and comfort Of himself and bis family.
Consequently it is nrOng to dyest him of the con-
troll of those capacities and render him helpessly
subservent to the pleasure and aggrandizenen of
another.
ii. Because the mixture of Whites snd Blacks
in the same community, so:ety, housebold-an In
evtable result of African Ssvery-is not favorable
to the moral purity social advancement OF either
caste Better let the two races form separate com.
munities
III Because the earth should be so cultivated
and the various departments OF Industry 80 mixed
and blended that every years cultivation should
Increase rather than diminish the productive ca
pacities Of the soil Slavery, BY placing long dis
tsnces between those who pursue Agriculture and
Manufactures respectively, fortds this.
". Because the fullest cultivation of his Intel
lect, through Education, Reading. Study &c, is
the tight of every rational being In the Divine
Economy this would seem one Of the main reasons
for placing men on earth. Slavery is ncom patiole
with such cultivation, forbidding Its subjects even
to read or write.
v Slavery is papably at war with the fund.-
mental basis of our Government-the nslienable
Rights of Man. 1t is a chief obstacle to the pro-
gress of Republican institutions throughout the
world. 1t is a standing reproach TO our country
abroad 1t is the cause Of eIuItatiOn and joy on
the side Of the armed despots. 1t is worth more 10
The Austrian and French tyrants than additional
army of 100, 600 men,
VI Slavery is the chief cause of dissension and
hatred among ourselves 1t keeps us perpetually
divided, Jealous, hostile. If it we're abolished, we
should never dream of fighting each other, nor
dissoviDg the Union.
VII Slavery powerfully aids to keep in power
the most thoroughly unpri0cped party the most
corrupt demagogucs, that our country has ever
known.
VIII Slavery makes few rich, but sinks the
great mass, even of the Free into incidence, de-
pravity and misery 1t prevents the accumulation
of wealth 1t renders Land drug, and keeps
Population so sparse ard scattered that Common
Schools are for the most part impossible.
For these and other reasons, l am among those
who labor and hope for the early and complete Abo-
ltion of Human, but especially of American
Slavery. Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
w c. Cow. eco, Albany, Gentry Co., No.
.rh. article would been printed long since had not
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PERSONAL.

Gen Tom Thumb, having returned to Bridgeport,
Conn, bis native city has been Invited by the Mayor
and other principal citizens to hold one OF his public
eyees for their Qualification The little General replies
hst he will give two exhibitions the afternoon snh
evening of Friday the 18th inst the eEtire proceeds
OF which BE- will devote b. the Bridgeport Library.
In the notice that mas been going the roapd' oi
the nevspaper press Of the fact that M. Deos T.. Sill
of tn, CgNGrougEs freeman has been mulcted IN
the sum Of q 900 BY the Superior Court OF Eeott-
Vile for belous report OF breseh-o promise tria
an ,nportau. mission occurred viz: the said So
p-rior Court Of Elhcottyille is independent tn
bunel having no connection with the Judiciary % the
State bu. instituted aud managed by the law Students
If the yillsge. Mss Ellen Shaw Of Buffalo brought
her sui. asainst Mr. Van Camper for breach Of
promise before the sane Court.
NJ. Barry sullivan il playing at the Metropolitan
Theater ID Buffalo.
Mr. 4. +. I.nssep. native OF Holland, shd now
residing at Dubuque has fallen heir TO SioVo ieit
him in his native country.
The letter from Brandon, Mss, purporting TO give
an account OF the accidental shooting OF ~ie ny he'
husband. which We copied from The y. .. PicHynHe'
was a hoax on that jurua the motive and source Oh
which are unknown.
The Lyackjwrg grgintaH says ina, o'ptain
K4ziah Bsyles. sLo was convicted in Peter burg 81
,sye--,ealrg and sentenced to forty years mprsoa-
meut in the Peuteutigry died al that institution
few DAYS since. having at that tine thirty years ID
,erve. H. capture, 1t will be remembered, CREATED
much excitement, ADJ be narrowly escaped ynonins
when he was Ianced from tae boat wSI;h carried him
to Petersburg.
The Rev DR.. Carter, On ceIiea. tFisi Al Lor
! buzz. Y. C., has been acquitted.
The Hon. John Gayle, Judge ii the 'n's
| sta,e- D.suict Coait for Alabama, died 2i'. 'I'i.
/ The deceased ws' twice Governor OF A.bAu - aud
Represented the Mobile Dtric' one term il 70 On
-reis Of the 'Tti,sd stats. BE was ePPJhted IL
1919, By President TAI az, Judge VI ice CniIsd
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~ go taL. Il which ls oo sp.c,o, and "
fo' espcr All qu'it'es had sevspc-d ia Of
TIE ss Friday 10 oo bales including 100
laiou sno fer Erport-he market closing rather quietly
The authorized quotations. were folloxs-F.ir Orssos
go Mddi1s DO. > 5lea faI Mobile, ia; aiddlns do
The stock port estimated ess 40 bales of which
$500 were American.
STATp or TRADr.-The a1vicss from Manchest ar
favorable all kiDds Of good. slightly higher particular.
y f9rHs IN which the a'vaooe was i'd bat the high prices
LpERPooL BREADSrUrFs MARKrr.-The weather
has been favorable for the crops and the harv-, prospects
excellent Flour dull and French offered .t re-
Genital dni bu, poain.y uaehsarsd sea,d 52lti.
were pressing on The market; Western Red 6as Wat
Mixed and Yeaw 5 ioa6 5; White, ! G7s.
LrvsRpooL PRovIsIos Bigand Athya
quote Be-. heavy aud holders pressing the MARKET p,roa
noSla stock Of Berf aid port very heavy .:.dy
with rather more inquiry Lard que; Tallo~ declit ed L.
LIVERPOOL PEobUcE MiKKET.-Tne Brokers aud
Pan Ash. .teady eaas Sugar jaoy,n, .nd q, dcp
ion. slightly hsnsr Cosoe .tea1y Re N ae@sy b'@ 6
chanfed Linseed Oil, % 90 sPni. Tape Itie he.sy
dull, bat prices unchanged.
LoNDoS MARKtTs.-Baring Bros. report WHEAT
veIy dull and al yer on the White, ~ as Rd
% ai2I. FLOUR, p az Iron s-,dy; Rail. in better de-
and t6; Pig Iron firm aud slightly higher sale, At ~ 51
prs1rts be.ry a. 90 T.lIow .ilhy lo~er; sale, :,
CoPPsk declined ID y n Splitter considerably aifance1
quiet
HAvRE MARKET.-Saes of CoTToS for the week,
including I2h int. go bales stock % 90 ba's; all qualities
slightly higher New ORLEANS Tres Ordinae l2 DO Ba lGf
The uiarkt closed buoysnt WHEAT slightly higher ASHES
dull CoyFEg steady. OiLs qn''son' barey maintained
RIcs dull SUGAR heavy LARD dull. $3.50
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Conios closed on Friday
IN, Bsrk Of England bad reduced interest p
The bullion in the Baok had decreased 9lf7cco
AMERICAS SToCKs.-Mes-r.. Bell & ca. report an
active ske: in State stocks at poesa ae hshsr T. ; g.,
1858 s6Qs8: IS s2l asji AsbAms 81 75a71 kentneky5
ls5s.72 s209; Maryland 81, 930 s.; Massachusetts D. 1
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THE LATEST.
(By Telegraph from London 10 Lirerpoo''l
LovpoN, Saturday, July ia. VI.


LovDoN, Saturday, July l6-t.M.
The London Daily Ners City Article of Friday
evening says:
"Tbe funds opened to-day with q dull appearance,
but closed at half per cent higher than yeseruay;
The recent rice has attracted moderate supply OF
stock but bora tide holders have little temptation 10
sell at time when one and hail per cent Is the nigh
est rate obtanabe from deposits at the receiving eSab-
hshmen's Speculative transactions are party In
abeyaIce disposition being shown 10 await lho
announcement of the Chancellor OF the Excneqner
budget II expected that there Is nothing whatever
IN the Au-tro.Fench compromise sufficiently reasSur
ING TO induce England TO sc0rn reasonable measures Oh
defense In the other departments OF the SlocG TX
change, prices bad a dropping tendency. Inc oaih
terms attracted moderate amount OF business to tuat
establishment although firsiclass bills were taken
else where at % and in exceptional Instances nj per
cent Except as regards Frankfort, Continental ex-
changes show uLtayorable tendency
The London TsmcS City Article says
"The fall Of ] per cent on the Paris B0nrse on
Thursday caused the English funds 10 open heavy on
Friday and slight further reaction took place. oa'
the acquired steadness in the ser part ot the
day. There was generally a more active demand Tor
money end at the bank owing to the reduction IN the
rate a marked increase took place.
at is remarked that Sardinia. by accepting Lom-
hardy will ont the fortre-ses necessary To dcienn -
has made heref the vassal of France, aud that Italy
has gained nothing, while the Emperor returns 70
Paris nominally cOnQueror, but In reality oaified
and dishonored man.
1t was reported in Paris on Friday that great aglta-
top nreyailed at Milan that troubles had broken ont
in Vepeta that Florence disturbed, aud tha the
Partisan populsce was indignant at the Emperor Tor
not having fulfilled his promises.
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POLITICAL.

Tie ZanesrWe Ohio Courier says that Nahum
Ward. esq, a wealthy citizen of Marietta, has pacsd
a handsome American marble monument over the
remains of Com. Whipple, of revolutionary memory.
The Louisville Journal of July % says: A rumor
has reached us that VicePresdent Breckenridge has
taken the stump i'll the Ashland District in the hope
of saving Simms.
-The Chicago Press and Tribune Of July p says:
I've have the most cheering Intelligence from our
political friends 10 Iowa. The campaign has opened
under the most favorable auspices aud there is every
reason 10 believe that the Republican ticket will be
elected by larger majority than has ever before been
given in that STATE. Not only are old Republicans
coming up TO the work with their wOned zeal and de-
Termination but hear OF important accessOns to the
Republican ranks in every county from which we have
sdvices Among the mot important of these are Col.
SCholte aud Maj. T.. W. Eastman. Both these gen.
tleuen have long been eeognzei among the aDe.t
and most influential leaders Of the Democracy in that
State. They have been driven fro n the party by ITS
intensely ProSlnyery character, and are no" dong
good service for Republcanlsn COL Scholte IL AZ the
head Of campslgn paper, and daj. Eletman has
taken the stump Many Of the oil political asociies
Of these gentlemen have resolved to take sides With
them in their stand for Repubicanism. Meanwhue,
BrgsdierGenersl Augustus Casar Dodge not only de-
clnes TO accept the challenge OF Mr. krkHood To dts
cuss the questions involved in the canvass before the
Daople Of Iowa but in consequence of the stampede
from De nocracy to Republieansm he IL said to visa
TO withdraw from the canvass entirely Present APP
pesrances indicate that his lace the State ticket
will be supplied by another man. bur whether It he
the Brigadier or Fisner Samues, the result will BE-
the same The Democracy Of Iowa are disheartenei
and demOraized. The honest portion ct them are
de-ertipg the rotten organization by plat0Ons; the
remainder admit that their defest inevitable and
nothing but the hope or reward from the f1drral
Administration prevents them from abandoning the
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EMBROIDERED AND SUPPOSED FATkL
STABBfNG AFFAIR.
ESCAPE or TIE PERPETRATOR.

On Tuesday night, about l0l O'Clock, difficulty oc
Cured in the liquor store Of Charles " frep No. 20
Avenue Il, between three men. psned Farrell,
Sicily Nd Gallagher, there b,,g present 81 the time
Crnelius Mcbride and Charles Lynch. McYtie, be-
ing partially under the itsuencc OF liqror, seized
larg. knife, asd, without provocsron, stabbed Lynch
in the le SHE, rhictng a severe And, it is feared
fsisl weurd. Mcbride escaped b-fore the Pohcs
could ava at the spot and 4 is feared has aer frva
the city COronsvJiesmsn be- X informed Of the dxs-
ger'us co,ation # ~ nch proceeded take ks INTO
mortem elNunst ~ which is 'olows.
Cbsrles Lynch, ceirg sworn, g,ys-I g-side atSo.
90 Avenue -s.ed,, vsas about o',!ocs + s,s "a th.
srocry 70 24s AS1u- B. when William s.rreu CON-
uBced mu.srs with mo- he said he h. vi ,ors lbk
him tod biraI tii % have Gs,:hns edo in ,As
Mcbride; Farm ari corr>-Doed de. and While ws
tis. s.ye him no c.a.e ~ .,sSSiSr ne. ia ~, sS s
.uch thing M,Brie and Ind ty before ths .ta,
bTH
Charles O'Brep, being sworn, says-I reside at No.
30 Avenue ss, uigb, aba 70 or II orck john Ard
oR, Lynch and 'yss ~er' ~ my 'ots 70 ,ass sns
rdnh; went 20 wait them When the nstc~A
es me in rom he stree 10 my kuovis Dis rss .-- Msids
there or there ~ many In th' store, and
clear The pace when hcsrd Lyuea ex.aa "MBnds hss
supp0,e was Mcbride; sent Tor decor.
On this testimony she case submitted and the
Jury rendered a verde, that Charles Lynch came
to his woundiug by ssab ut the hands of Comedies
Mcbride, on the evening OF the 26th day Of Oily, q
1852"
Mcbride escspei Immediately afer stabbug tho
injured man, and is yet AZ large. Coroner Jackmss
issued warrant for hiJ arrest ard placed il in the
hands of a, officer for execution. Lynch has a vito
and two children. lie bears an excellen. character
for industry and sobrety.
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Tuy SL,yr EXODUS PROM MtssoURL-I1 ~ ~
,.i'',l l.s,gc,r. Of Independence, Mo-, p1Osnes a
compara,ive statement Of the Assessor ho,AS oil JACK
- fav,tx Mo IN which are stusied Independence,
49,. NV and Westpori--from which II appears
iha, The lumber negroes (saves 10 that c'an'y hts
ca,,s.ed c IN the past year, which Is about l. per
ceLt. -. ~
Am.n named Martin Smith l. unoeT arre'' "a New
o,ssns Tor attempting t. hang h'' itte s'ep-'In.
vi tans, l go the childs hacds and hung hun by
,hr eek iortunatey the kpO, wa not properly n,a
a.. nn,heT sriyipg, cut The rope IL time 10 save
her ciid.
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Cardinal AntoIelh would result from the state Of
affair.
II was ssid that Gaiibsld was about to issue
proclamation, and it considered doubtful if he
would lay down his arms
Up to the 18th, the formation of TIE Hungarian
Leeics fai proceeded pro'perousy-j,Oco men hay.
ing joined.
letter from Rome Of the Sth says that the Pope
had seLt al autograph letter to Napoleon, stating his
determine ion to demand from the Catholic Powers
armed Intervention.
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Additional details OF the recent partial MUMMY on tnS
Swiss trooos are received body of troops MAJ oiei
10 The barracks killing the Colonel and sevefa! officers
# the lth Regiment, AM aitefwart repaired 70 ,ue
Roya Palace but were forced back by ne chs-'ouI'
and husssIs on duty, To- tho Champ DE haIS, -
they were surrounded Tie comm aDder-G-rb al the
Swiss called on them 10 Surrender; they rePh-' oy
discharge OF firearms woutdng tho Geueral an" 40 5l1
twenty pnvaies. Orders then gwen 10 he on 'ho
mutn.ers, when IS were killed and 2j3 wounded.
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Pa saenQerA.

John Whcewrsht and lady, John Liuemsn aud lady Mrs
Sargent Mr. Msriot,e and lady Mrs Town'rnd aud 1d Mrs
ADJ two children and nurse; MI Jewett. IT, Mr. A. Parrn
Chsre. H. Resde, Mr. La,sId G Wangrsnt d, Mlt'in
H. A. Wise w. H. Dacie. Sspfer +. A. Wht~el George n
Davis w w Wilson B. Briggs Mr. LereD Fred A. Duolap
L. D. Bolton, A. Muke, Edward kirkpshck Martin Gold
s,on g C. Shyken MI Van Bergen, A. Lindsay L. S1man,
John Duf.e Msssrs. Brooks Hayward, Julien Francois
Chllck Ladwdg, ODDS, Sheldon Lewis, Law, Hutchinson,
Swspck Mitchell Mlrite, Carson Deans Bayliy LiwsO1,
Clark Chtsp Manning Hunter Swan Priests, PsJssn Ber
gu. Prit,t Smith.
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States D!stric; Court for the District of Alabsms,
which position he continued to occupy up to tse tins
Of his ses.h.
The statue Of Senator Douglas, which VA ordered
by Gov. Matie.cn for bus new msnsion, ~ on crhib
tior IN Springfield, Ill The sculptor is xs. Vosk q
Chicago The statueis he exact aud cosnterPsr
Of Douglas. and cut from marble from Vertont, biz
native State. 1t is said to be masterpiece.
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The California Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, Wednesday, July Y, 800.
The Overland NJ all has arrived with San Fraocisco
dates Of the 4th inst News anticipated by the Moses
Taylor at NewioIk.
Steamer Washington was hboled as soon a. she
reached San Francisco. Among the ialIes 4, San
Francisco were Bows Il Co., dstiilers, aud Place N
Co miers
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FRANCE.

The statement Of the Bauk OF France for the month
of July shows decrease IN cash of over eleven mil
lion fraIcs.
The Psris Monitor published second warning TO
the Un,reTs ON account of Objectionable political
article. 49,, coz .o. 3.
The Paris Bourse closed on the 10Th a. oS oJc' ior
money and account being advance of aquarter per
cent during the day They touched nesriy 'V aiteF
ne
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Stean.PlOW Trial.

PHILADKLPHIA, Wednesday, JuIyU, ISJl.
The steam pillow of j. w. Fawkes, of Christlana,
Pa was tried to-day at Oxford Park, with entire sue
cess, II pow ed at the rate of sore in II minutes
Il turned in small circle, backed, AMI went up and
Gown hill with ease A considerable number
fa,mers were in attendance.
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TIKI KANSAS LAND SALss-OWrIcrL1iIsA PrRs-
HEsDED "A correspondent, Of The keokak Gate Cay,
writing from Dooipban, X. T., says:
There is considerable speculation here ss TO The
lard ISLES and the general opinion is that there viii b
DO bidders. Buchanans iladyised measure OF forcing
the homestead of the presDptor into the market he
had the effect Of making many votes for the Opp@
ton. There bidders at the Omaha sale lsS
week. Not single cash bidder, believe. 10 mu a
fof forcing. There are, however, many specuia,10
out here, with land warrants, and az soon a. the Gays
Of sale shsh have passed they will begin to iocats
them. There will be not little confason and tho
poor men viii be crowded to the wall Many poor
preemptor will be crowdeddown unless they shall Torn
some sort Of mutual protection-which Is by no messa
IA new difficulty is arising, and i bids fair IN
be very serious one and may result In bloodsnsA.
II is that the people who have nst appreciation 81
the la~ see il has not been complied with, and h.yo
commenced Jumping the unoccupisd claims, and IL
owners il il thought will resort TO violence frs-
quertly do you hear person declare ne will shoot
anybody who jumps h' claim But 50 il is, u.'tsse
be righted we may fear the worst"
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led to hi. premature "f.th, of" Although it is
,sc tina, some Of N. of-xfs vii recognize ScsIes
next Winter, the portals Of e'es mat free and ey
set 10 which every body has bid 81 "ls''ou ~ sne
last two years, until an omissOH hrca nc u.sn.i
compliment than al invitation viii be, al aui'nnei'
closed ngainst him
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PRUSSIA.

The Prussan Ga-eife SAYS that in consequence OF
he treaty of peace orders have been Transmitted 20 Tue
troops on the march to halt al the respective pcgs
where they happen to be; also ths' the proposal dto
nv the Pm sian Ambassador 10 the Federal pc' III
regard t the FEDERAL troops had under present cfcu
.tsrces been withdrawn by the PrusSan Government
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SUTHERLAND.

The Federal Council have received to di.oand the
troops in the Canton Hcino, where gHarH 10, Aus
r,;sn v.,sel. will alone remain. They have also re-
solved or proposing very severe measures 70 prevent
the enrolment Of the Swiss for foreign military service
An order has been issued To disband the troops caed
out during the war and repeating the measure against
the EXPORT alton of arns, ammunltlon ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, July u, 1889
During the storm yesterday, the lightning descended
among flock of sheep this city, killing eighty OF
them. They belonged to A. j. Burns, of Wayne Co.,
Ohio.