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MILWAUKEE, May 2l.-Mr. Ceveand's Injunction
against the sale of the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad, under third mortgage, was dissolved on
the 18th inst, and to-day the Trustees sold the road
according to advertisement, under the act passnd
by the State Legislature last winter, for Is per
cent OF the amount due, being over 81 500, OOO
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Messrs. Armsfeld, of Tenn, Groom, of Alabama,
and Warren, of North Carolina, have each SUBJ
scribed S25 600 to the "University of the South
and nineteen other persons the aggregate sum of
Sl00, 900, making S175,000.
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More Filibusterin@

NEW YORK, May ga despatch received here
from New Orleans saws that Gen. Walker. the ill
buster, and three hundred men, on board the steam
er orizaba, had arrived at Acapulco. Their in
tentIons were unknown, but it was supposed they
had some designs on Southern Mexico
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Every person who smokes in the streets of Salem,
Mass, is liable to fine of So. The authorities are
enforcing the law in this respect.
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HoNoRABLY DIsCHARGED.-James Sullivan the
young man who was arrested just previous to the
death of Lucius O'Brian on suspicion of being the
person who committed the assault on him. was after
the close of the inquest held by Coroner Sparkln BY
direction of the jury, ''hOnOrablv discharged" Sui
livan intimate friend of U Brian, and facts
were ELECTED to prove that any quarrel had takeu
place between them, that they were together at
the time of the assault.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-About three o'clock yes
terday morning thieves gained an entrance through
one of the windows of the house of Mr.. J John
son, on Central avenue, near Jefferson street. Mr..
johnson was absent from the city, and the first
knowledge Mrs. ohnson had of the presence of the
rouges was the entrance of one of them into her
chamber. She sprung from her bed and called the
police, but before they arrived the robbers made
their escape.
ACcDENr-Y esterday, about eleven O'clock
child, two years of age, of Mr.. Gether, living on
Bond street, near McElderry, fell from the second
story window of the house to the ground distance
of fourteen feet 1t was feared that it severely
injured but yesterday evening it appeared very
cheerful, and it is believed that it is not Sc
riously hurt.
PIANO PREsENTATIoV.-The Messrs. Chickering &
Son. of Boston, have presented, through their agent
Mr.. }. L. Stoddard, No. South Calvert street,
splendid seven octave piano, valued four hundred
dollars, to the Young Mems Christian Association
of this city. 1t is to be offered for sale the Fest
val to be held this week at the Maryland Institute
under the auspices of that body.
SALE OF BARk.-Messrs. +. w. Bennett Co.,
auctioneers, sold on Saturday at the Exchange
Reading Rooms, the bark pantheon" Her d-
mensions are as follows Length 1870 feet, breadth
2S feet, and depth IA feet She is of 467 TONS and
has capacity for 4,50O barrels. Purchased by Jas.
A. Hooper for Sl36OO
SAILING OF A STEAMER.-The steamer VIM. Jen-
kins. Capt. Hallett sailed on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock for Boston. She was full freghted
and carried out the following passengers: Mrs j.
F. McNulty and servant, Mrs. E. J. Tracey, Mr.. C.
G. Elliott Mr.. E. L. Brown, Mr.. Whelan and lady,
Mr.: c. U. Osgood, Mr.. d. Watson, Mr.. S. B. Hatch,
and Mrs. j. X. Claridge.
MAD Doc SHor.-Y Yesterday morning a dog be
longing to Peter De Boy, on Federal Hill, was
seized with hydrophobia, and while in that state
was shot by his owner, in Burgundy alley.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

LIvERPooL-Ship Morning Star
81 hhds tobacco 671 bags bark s79 staves 1876
it. lumber.
SAGuA La GRAsDE- Brig ". J. Treat.
200 tons coal.
CHNPUEGos-Schr. Samuel.
1O% bbls. rice, do hams, 100 do lard 200 kegs do
bbs. nseed OIL 400 paper 20 boxes tobacco 8 do
calf skins 2refrgerators II tubs IL doz buckets
II do shoves 30 coils cordage 225 s64 shocks and
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CmCuIT COuRT FOR BALTIMORE CoUNTY-Tow-
soNTowN, May q, l859.-Before Hon. Judge Price
The Court to-day was occupied in hearing the ar
guments of counsel in the equity case of Ambrose
A. White and Francis w. Elder Us. Robert Howard
and wife. The nature of this case is that T. Par
kin Scott, Esq, sold, trustee, certain property
lately owned by il. Howard and asked that the sale
be ratified while the trustees of Howard objected
to said sale being ratified because there is a usu-
rious consideration Of five thousand dollars upon
debt of thirteen thousand, charged as commissions
in about six months, besides discounts at II to
per cent. month. Decision held in curia Messrs.
Malcolm and Alexander for exceptants.
Court adjourned until Monday morning at 10
o'clock.
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The Cape Race News sArraneemen,s.

NEW foRK, May 2I.-Ihe present efficient man
agement of the system for obtaining news from the
foreign steamers passing Cape Race, must give sat
lsfaction to all interested in the stirring incidents
now transpiring in Europe. Within the present
week important news brought by the steamers
|igo, Arago, Canada, aud City of Baltimore have
been obtained, and transmitted through the Associ-
ated Press throughout the Union. The new Super
lntendent, Mr.. Farrell has been more successful
during the first week of his having control of the
news yacht, than could have been anticipated, and
Is an evidence that the right man is in the right
place; Had the Nova Scotia telegraph line seconded
OF the steamers might have been published at least
tWenty-tour hours sooner than they actually were
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UECKERS' FARINA.

Ea5rGct {rom tie RPo f tse Judges apponledto to erone
qf c&%aS Sfs frf 7'''""" INSTITUTE for the pT0m"'"
T4e article called Fna made of wheat and has been
introduced OF late years into highly nutritious
stance both for the conFaiescnt from disease, and
ton micrnscopicaly of the specimen furnished them are
satisfied that has been prepared from wheat alone The
stance peculiar and distinct and there can be no misaS
ns one for the oter when the microscope employed
MUM to this article for the following reasons '
Ut Is pure preparation from wheat without the admix
Iufe o any 2,er gram and 1t most admirable article of
Diet Tor nvald inasmuch it combines all the various
in proper acOnn this particular having the greatest
sibe advantage Tapoca of the varieties Sage
Starch of the constituents of wheat bread
10 have been designed to he the type substance
suited to all Psychologists, however, have con,
sidered that to conne "a prisoner starch diet alone
vaton aud hence the necessity of other constituents in
substance intended for food T. other constituents fur
as will be required by the human system: The testimony
Of ihG Medical Pr9ssion who have used the article is de
cdedy N avor OF the strong reeuperave properties of Fa
rna, and the experience of the Committee, as well As that
attest The pleasant and paatsble character of the Various
preparations which can be made with it
Buckwheat Meal by iecker & Brother as also with TIL
Sell Raising Flour and pronounce them be exactly what
these well the Maccaon they think this firm deserves
the thanks of our cooks and premium from the hands of
Baltimore SovemSa2 sSns4 sg tTTs pEsE gTTn
HECKERS FARINA is in the highest repute
las delicious and wholesome seasons Of the
mixture OF any other grain, and hence is invaluable in the
summer season Extensively used at the Astor House, St
looms II IS rapidly becoming indispensable on all
Manufactured and sold the Croton Mills POI Cherry st
New York A liberal discount to dealers rour,r,-,
~ HECKERs' FARINA is sold generally by GR0CERs
and DRUGGISTS. Wholesale at No IL COMMERCE STREET
Baltimore, by
m2Ol&u3G CHARLES F PITT
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

NEW YORK MARKETS, May 21.-Ashes The
ket steady the demand fair for pots at $3.50 Pearls
quiet at S5.75
Cotfee.-Rio has been in improved demand, with sales
OF $500 bags John Ragshaw private terms other
kinds are quiet sales $50 bags at IA l25 do. St
Domingo at 9h,a104-the inside rate for stained
Cotton.-The market is extremely quiet, but SG14c
per lb frmer under the favorable foreign We
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Presbyterian General Assembly, o. s

lSDIANAPoLTs, May 2O.-At the session of the Gen
erai Assembly to-day, the names of number of ad-
ditlonal commissioners were reported, making the
whole number present $50
The Board of Foreign Missions made its twenty
second annual report
Rochester, New York, was selected as the place
OF meeting for the next Assembly.
a The memorial of the churches of Philadelphia on
The subject of Church extension, was received and
referred
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The New York Yacht Club has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Commodore, Edwin A. Stevens;
Yice-Gommodore, Ambrose G. Kingsland Secrets-
rx Hamilton Morton.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

lMfOhIO Al bAL1lMORE.
FOREIGN.
hATANzAs-brig N. 7. EHSacOrth.
100 hhds. mOlasses 2 tres do 343 bbs, do. Jos. c.
Yates Co.
COASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-Sr. City Of Norfolk.
27O boxes copper D. Keener; Is bales domestics
Woodward, Baldwin Co.; 64 do. cotton, A. c. Schaefer
$50 casks rice, T. R. Matthews & Son; do. Chas Hof
man. pkgs mdse, Jas l. Fisher Sons; sacks feathers
Wilson Burns; Dbl. whiskey, Jas Hazlitt Co; box
mdse Richardson Small 4 Co.. 81 bales cotton, II pkgs
mdse sundry persons.
BosToN-Bdrk Sylph.
20 hhds sugar 1S9 bags coffee, Hyatt Stump; 40 do
copper ore, Bait and Cuba Co., 500 bbls. fish, 700 pkgs
mdse sundry persons
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That curious, romantco- scientific book on Love,
by Michelet, the French Historian ana oavant'
vision Of DR.. ]. W. Palmar, and will be published
in few DAYS.
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Domestic debt
Foreign debt

Domestic and foreign debt, total S96, sol, ,275
To this must be added the American and other
claims; an approximation to the amount OF which
cannot now be made The above represents a
heavy debt, but to country like Mexico, WIN WIN
peace and prosperity it would be mere bagateile.
With fifty millions of dollars, Mexico coulu puy up
all the claims of every and nature against her
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- SOUTHERN PORTS
AIENANDRIA Nav 2l-Arr sch Whillen

1900
CID Schrs Island City Providence C. A Cook, Wareham
CHARLESTON, May lS.-Noon.-Arr. ship John d Rich
Cid. steamship Isabel Havana: Columbia n York: scbr
Manhasset, New York.
SAVANNAH, May lI-Arr. steamships Patapsco and Au-
gusta, New York; ship Kate Hunter, Mobile.
CID bl1gs ltaska St Jago; Jenny Lind, Boston; F. j.
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Br ship Morning STAR Mckenzie Liverpool in tow of Lilo
ness and Tigress through the Brewerton channel
Brig John K. Rhoads, Ruland Havana
cues. - "
Br. brig Lady of the Lake. Newman, Trinidad in tow of
LOness. " "
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CPENCEs PATENT HOT AIR AND HOT
e wholesale and retail only by
ROBBINS co,
Propretors of BALTIMORE STOVE WORKS,
46 and 4S Light street,
" ID -, Baltimore Md.

MloN M BANK OF MARYLAND, MAY 18th.
~ tct he reby given that general meeting OF
th he sb dav Of % Ul th Bank will be held on TUESDAY
for the purpose Of ELECNG DIRECTORS for the enSun
year. r MICK III ESuiuS
mlslaWo1 II Cashier
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-04

The Worcester Spy says that an Old
Folks Qlil6ng" took place in South Sutton last
week at the house Of widow Joshua Laekey,
which was attended by sixteen ladies. whose
united ages amounted to ten huudicd and fifty.
iour years, They quilted quilt of nearly two
thousand pieces the largest less than four inch.
es square.
--MesSrs Wssson & Co., car builders, Of
Springfield, Mass hsNe just received sn order
from the PschS OF Egypt for $4,000 worth Of
passenger cars, two OF whirhpre to be finished
IN Oriental style for the Pscha himself.
The Providence Journal says that an organ
OF the Democro,c party should DO published
daily, with three editions, aud every faithful
Democrat should destroy the paper US soon us
he reads 1t. lest what he sees to day may inter-
'ere with what is expoundsd to him to morrow.
The best stock man con invest in, is tho
stock of a farm; the best shares are plow shares;
aud the best banks are the fertile banks Of the
rural stream; the more these are broken the bet
Ter dividends they psy.--H. W. Beecher.
Twenty leading Democratic papers Of Mis-
sissippi, advocate the re-openng OF the slave
trade, and Mr.. BuchSnan's Collector at vicks.
burg openly and otfeusively urges it as party
measure.
In Buffalo, Wednesday, woman, while
engaged in washing windows on the outside,
made ms-step, tell off, and after revolving
once in the air, her hoops became inflated, and
she came easily and gracefully to the stone pave.
ment breaking two small bones and those were
in her hoops.
"A PhIadelphian lately put $4,000 into
the hands of his step-sons, in order to cheat his
eredi .ots, and has been rewarded for his dShon-
esty by the flight OF his step.sons with the
money, leaving him two shirts aud u boot jack
to begin the world with.
The latest dog story, is OF two dogs who
fell to fighting in astw mill in the course Of
the tussIe, one of the dogs went plump against
saw in rapid motion, which cut him ia two
instanter. The hind legs ran away, but the
fore legs continued the fgh; and whipped the
other dog.
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V,o CONsUMPTIVEs.-The advertiser, ba,

fkNO OCONSUMPTIVES.-T advertiser, having
been restored TO health in . few weeks by very
simple remedy, after having suffered for y.ars with a
severe Lung Affection, and the dread disease, Con.
sumption-is anxious to mako known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all who desire it, he
will send copy of the prescription used free of
charge) with directions FOR preparing and using the
same, which they will find sure for Consump-
ton, Asthma. Bronchitis &e. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the prescription is benefit the
afflicted and hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Long Island.
Julv
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A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE lady of our
acquaintance spent the past winter in Florida,
and on her return to the North she brought with
her several bulbs Of lilies and other flo gers in
digenous to that State. Upon reaching home
she wrapped them IN newspaper tied them
up and placed them in her store closet. There
they remained. quite forgotten, for more
than three months A few days ago she went
to the closet for some purpose, and in re-
moving ths contents she came across the
paper containing these bulbs and discovered
that one Of them had sproute2, burst through
the paper in which it was wrapped and had
bloomed into two beautiful scarlet lilies l. =
Whsn ii is recolected that this root had re-
mained over three months bound up ia a paper
without lresh air, without light without water
or earth, and had in violation Of all the laws Of
nature, germinsted into beautifully coored
flower We think, it will be admitted to be
most singular and remarkable circumstance -
Can any florist explain it, or furnish a parallel
case - Detroit AdU
The paper that contained those bulbs must
have possessed more substances than is to be
found in some papers that we wot of
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
school Examiners Notice.
independent Agricultural Fair.

There will bO meeting Of the farmers, mechanics
and citizens Of Wood County,
At Portage,
on Saturday August 6th, 1859. to organize an In
dependent Agricultural Society. The object OF the
meeting will be TO effect permanent organiZationap.
point committees and mako all necessary propars-
tions fer holding Independent Fair. general
attendance 10 solicited.
BY ORDER or CoMMTrRE.
July 2l-1lw3%
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nlDrIkHIS.

PERRYsBuRG, AuGUsr 3.--Flour, S5 Wheat
90 to 95c,; Corn,55 Potatoes, 50 to 62A; Oats,
% to 30c.; Butter l2c.; Hams, llc.; Bacon,
to l0c.
TOLEDO, AUGUST 2.--Flour, S5 90 for extra;
Wheat 95c.; Corn, 55 to 80; Oats, 80 to &c.
BUFFALO, AUGUST 2.-Flour, IS 90 to 525 for
extra Ohio, Ind and Mich, 50 to 6 90 double
ex.; Wheat Csc. to LOO; Corn, 65c.; Oats, 3Oc.
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas.
William frusl Jw, plaintiff DAME! F. Waltz ct a.
defe ndants

i AMES II. H.GROVESTEEN, one Of the defendn nts
~ in this action, is hereby notified that on the 18Th
day of July 1852 plaintiff filed against him and 9th
ers in said court his petition, the object and prayer
OF which is to forecose mortgage given on the 23d
day of December, 1856 by said Waltz to said Grove
steen and this plaintiff, upon the north half of the
southsastquarter of section twenty in township
seven north. otrango twelve in said county and
to subject said premises TO sale for tho payment Of
certain promissory note mlde by said Waltz sail
Groyesteen and this plaintiff, on said 23d of Decem-
her 1856 for the sum of SlS4, with interest aud paw
able six months after date. Said Groyesteen is furh-
er notified that he is required TO answer said petition
on or before the lat day of October next or judg.
nent will be taken against him by default
CHAS.PRATr. plffs atty.
July 25, ls59-l2wCS4ls
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40 Mr.. Souhard, Of Toledo, who was instru-
mental in securing Paul Elvaris within the
walls OF the county jail FOR assault and battery,
was followed to his residence, one night last
week, By two yslfi1ns, who there attacked and
severely beat him. This attack was probably
insiigaied by the mob law advice of the Toll edo
Times, Just at ths present time, Toledo pre-
seats most inviting appearance to honest and
upright people
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Cincinnati July |, 1853.

- II
res made Of me- it gives pleasure to say that Mrs
n. Atlee of the Society of Friends and widow of the
late Dr. Atlce, of Cincinnati, pre- vous to her goiu
East expressed her confidence in the efficacy Of YOUR
Scandinavian Remedies, and the benefit she derived
from using them. She had been suffering from gen
eral prostraon at times, being sevenysix years
OF age. and Opthalmia aud Inflammation of the face.
Various remedies reSorted TO without eef when
some friends recommended course of YOUR Scandi.
navian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills They had the
desired effect and she considered restored to
health.
know many who have used your medicines. and
speak decidedly Of the benefits derived, thus testying
of their renovating Influence in purifying the blood
have my cordial APPRECIATION Very respectfully,
Your obediept servant
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e5-At present, dealers in wheat, -four and
corn are disposed to await more permanent fig
ures, and trade is therefore dull Sc lerS dislike
to come down from famine prices, and buyers see
large surplus in market A little time will
bring everything into its proper shape, and mon
sy will begin to circulate more freely.
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Q~-S,ow & Co.'S G Grsat Show will be 10 town
to day, (rhursday) and will exhibit at 9 and 7
O'Clock, P NJ Stow is decidedly the Snowman
OF the day, and gets up about the best entertain
mont that the times afford Terms of admit
tance, 25 cents, children l5 cents.
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1s-The Toledo Blade says that Capt. Ward
has succeeded in consolidating the two steamboat
lines between Cleveland and Buffalo, and that
hereafter the Arctic and Forester will form
daily line between Toledo and Clevel,nd, ,connec-
ting al the latter point with the Ws8tsrn Me
frspolis and the City Of BufaLo. for Bufalo.
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aS- E. G. Bradlpy,of Mamnoe City,has accept
ed an invitation to take charge of the Bellevue
Schools, and NJ D. L. Buell., of Bowling Green,
will succeed Mr. 3 adley as Principal of the
Maumee Schools. We have heard that Mr.. Ell
lis of Sylvana is to be Mr., Buell's successor at
Bowling Green.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-04

Two LEaGED CAL Es.-rhere were taken
through this place yesterday two calves that
were destitute of forelrgs. They are from the
farm of Mr.. John M4thers near Round Grove,
Marion County, Iowa. They have a common
sire, hut different mothers. They are now one
month old and seem to be quite hearty. From
birth they have been entirely destitute of fcrs
legs. The fore shoulders and the fore part of
their bodies generally nave smaller dsvelope-
ment than is usual at their age, while the hind
er parts have larger development than usual!
Their method Of walking is quite SINGULAR
They travel bIckDards on their linl legs, while
the head and tore-shouldsrs are elevated from a
foot to foot and half from the ground Their
keeper informs us that they will walk and run
with considerable spesd. On the whole they
are rather rare specimens Of the cattle species.
They are now being taken east, and will proba-
bly, fall in with some travelling show Oska-
lUOeG (Iows) Herald.
Friend BsARDsLEY, is not Iowa rather fa-
vorable locality for the production of two-l-g-
ged calvesl Are the people not SO poor that
they can't afford -four legs on their cattle? We
admire the judgment displayed in dispensing
with the fore quarters.
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sT-For want of iron, track.loying on the
Dayton & Michigan Railroad was suspended a
few days. The iron has now arrived and the
work is being pushed forward energetically. 1t
will be completed, aud through tranS will be
running in few days Two fne locomotives
are here in readiness for business as suon as the
road is finished
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~ Yesterday, the 81 inst, NJ. BloIdn was
advertised to again cross Niasra, and to do
1t against the boats time. On his return he
proposed to stond on his head on the rope over
the center OF the river. II is also said that he
is sxpsssed to cross over Broadway, New York,
on rope stretched from the Astor House to
Barnums Museum,
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as- During the month of September, Hon,
Wm. Dennison Jr., and Judge Ranney, Candi-
dates for Governor, will meet at several places
and discuss the political questions OF the day.
The places of meeting are not yet designated.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-04

GJ> President Buchanan processes not TO be
a candidate before the Charlesto Convention
for denomination, bat Rasmuch as his most in
innate friends are constantly urging his claims,
it is b leved that he will be candidate if the re
is reasonable ground to hope for success.
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45> A friend has sent US the Hillsborough
Gdzttte, by which we learn that Rev |. P. Can
non is to deliver an address before the Temper
ance Society of that town, in the Court House
yard this evening.