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Tho Late Instruction.

! We. in common with the whole people of the
South, are watching with profound interest the in
tdications Of Northern sentiment respecting this
diabolieal affair. Should any considerable I,r.
ton Of the people of that section attemp, to u.ti
'y, or even palatc the net. the aeatl-kne If the
Union will be sounded; and we, though yielding
to no one in devotion to it. wall. with u Aeavy
heart. nlvncate the measure. We can scarcely
think ii possible however, ,snt the unpatriotic
heartless and Eeudish srniia ats Of tho New Ynik
Iosh which has Just reached us, will find an echo
III the hearts Of Northern men. Tho Post long q
Democratic but now n Republican paper. thinks
that the taking Of the arsenal in anticipation ef
the diy,whereby the conflict has been prccptatel
betore he shares ready for IL, * suppo ed to
tf mistake If some one eaf,uSicd ~ tis }aadeyS
r"' Ia q c"iio" Of Hat PIT 81 Ute .oiot''
/ The work thrn. has bcrI proc pitmtel" before
the Psi WAS ready f,r II, and it condemns the
M"n3tr 'l.'.s, no. tic m rial Of the act. Il WAS
simply ao'Ric. not cruel and murlerons to strike
the blow TT this period.
We have only time now t. add TINT ifthc+e sem
timcnts prevail North, We cannot much longer
live undo ane government. Is there hope Cor the
Republic! Gf, will ouli- b.o1 led fanatics l., sus-
tanned IN treason and the murder oe their ; ,uth-
ern fellow citizens? We shall s,r
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Highly Important The Statement of "Old
DrnWn'

BROWN.
The iNvEsri!ATioN OF THE rLor-MosT AsrorNn-
ING DEyELorMENrS-AN ORGANIZED PLnT TO
OVERTHROW TIE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF the
UNITED STATES.
the Hon. Henry \. Wise, governor OF Virgin
la, has established hi. quarters in tho hoie ut
llarp'is Ferry, ANA Is extending his invest cation
OF the resurrection in every direction. VI tines ,cs
were h,ing hourly brought beiore HIM and Tie
nises alarming lr,uf al II ioraidat "a" plot was be-
49, gradualy t.ascd uui. rGt,e> ii scouts On
h t,lnack aud accompanied 10y haanls, had gone
H. IL" mou tain, N search Of ether 81 tho impli-
crel parties, aa for tho purnosr ot rcpauturins
amy parties Il slaves that might b, f,uni making
their way mt the ir.c SAFE.
The Go,esnrr l. "A iaj in his Investigations Nv
rist!i,t Attorney Ouid OF lhns,on. who has
prepared the papers necessary for the commit
n,ent TO Jail of those Of the insurgents captured
The following is he oaly CORRECT list of the nsnr
gents killed ana captured, bota black ana white
with their nativity and place of re sidence.
LIST OF Tue INSURGENTS.
Uii.es-Gcneral John Brown. Oliver Brown,
and Walker Brown, o! New York Aaron &. Ste
yons, Connecticut; Edwin Coppee, Iowa Albert
llazlett PENNSYLVANIA; William II. Loeman,
Maine john b. Cook mot arrested1 and Samuel
Taylor Connecticut Charles p. Ttid, Maine
William Tnumpspa and Dolph Thompson New
York; J)hn Mage. Oli,; brou hit up in I,sg n,
il Jerry Anderson, Indiana.
Segoes.-DangerheLi, Newbcrry, Ohio-form-
erly Of Virginia. .. =. Anderson, Pennsy lvania
- Emperor New York-formerly Of SOU h
Carolina; Lewis Leary AMI - Copeland Oh
erlin. Ohio--iormerly of Virginia.
Old Gen. Ossawattomie Brown and Aa,"n c.
Stevens still alive Brown has nine wounds,
and Stevens three wounds un hisperson. Edward
Coppee Is uuhurt, and with the negro Copeland is
in jail at Charlestown, Va. Emie. ar, also negro.
is in chains at Harper's Ferry.
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Hair Restorative

IL WE are pleased 10 be able record The stisfa zion
G patrons, rial article eriisr,l in
oar 4tnS We hay" the satisfaction IL of
iirs ai have ust Prot Nools Hair IcslUra
B"untl Hia he Jns What the advertisement sans is We
hive several PERSONAL acquaintance, who gray htic
ihry haze tri'i H. their hair h
color, and thtI Willingly add their Testimony eiras and
viii Civ i,tr Information IL others dcsiring H. Ihr
we'll kr Inc article, and we a, ae all whn d, appar
-lle. " ,od Hair Restorative Uc!ern y,jfat
-''ii ~ ali good Druggists. Sep
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ImDortant to Shipmasters and Crews

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
IN SbME twenty since, seriously in
~ urtd in of my hips by coming in contact with
the auco al the ship of which second mate. The rns
bad that hip lgs given great trouble most OF The
tine since until year ast April, when heard oi Davis
Pain Killer and nne,iiatc! procured bottle aud by using
according ctions entirely cured in about
and have cxp the least trouble from complaint
Feeling the Importance" Irving His valuable medicine con-
sn b, bfarc starting for Europe III March last III the
ship Louvre from New York fpnrchascd two large bottles To
take with While a. Antwerp. of crew attack
ed with 'iyscnler, him the Pain Killer,
and cured him il hurry.
passage home, with hundred and ytypur pas
admins red this valuable remedy all who
and without getting relief One Indy passed.
particular troubled With bad headache, for en
SIZE al therc hasing been troubled with
' m inu, told her had remedy and
her ia. nn krf which, la her SURPRISE did effect The cure
had long sought In vain for had good medicine
put hoard sh. but did open IT, there being
necessity Tor 1t he Pain Killer answered all purposes And
40 nsi sncerel! recommend 10 every shpmascr always
take good snpply If this valuable medicine with him going
sea- IL il giuabe and convenient TO In
bruises, which liable and frequently do hap
pen si picard,
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN, late Master Of the Ship Louvre.
lj-tlis
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'o3~ 'tntoat Plague and Sore Throat.
II HIS Gtainy nj srizing hold cGnsl- he *.
- rhs' 81 d1fa,ed nmor is possessed by no other
lnf'nr Tim bRANnRRTHs PiIis. They operate ury uuo
'.t tissues N'iN't ~, tat is affected disease In t,d
'i SCI h"' tA"s hu'nors, not mae. from preference ns
ron ''"' a'lii ec.iso t,r life is below that thu,
'""fhs larts hhd which, srttng tissues of In, t
,i ~ ari ''c throat ree"n poduc throat sore
'' 'S' AM The severe nea'aci,e and tovcr. Within an
"r alter tuT or SIX pills ih,r. is fell ryr
~ VI M ;'trl affected SORT q, collecting up In, diseased
nHh'S rad, for expulsion. No or w.aScuinr effect cam
'Ny afi rom their Use, beclse tianot act anon Ia y
lS' taken cary they lrere ait g,nc , hon
'""u III SICKNESS 10 use that icnr which only Kiln.
S',s me d.se's and Leave, .N effects b,ind sold Al
York. - 49, ~"""' '"'.' sc"
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Northern Assurance Cononany

W. tiiEIu ASSuIl1lcO com DdDY.
O. - u fd'c street, lbIiun, FlitE AND LIFE As
stiANCE, al Hons an1 Abroad Established il, ~,
on |, '.efard a. >pecal Aei .. Parliament
- $t.1Js, -l 90
ne ftirrN 81 iis Com n not olly guaranteed y :,
ny nj hi ats by In unlimited lnrSna
81 nea.t l,rai ,ireillucrs. ''
4. ALEXANDER.
lfii 10y AGENT in I.Nnrhburr. VA
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4 change.

inN the 2ah ius The interest o Mr. John Staples dee in
~ tbs concern of staples, Martin Co.. ceased. The bust
ness In the future viii be conducted under style STA
PLi.S. MARTINA TOWERS al the old and convenient stand
ii Staples Martin CO., opposite the VA. Tenn Railroad
Depot, where sl. be glad all l uny
favor wh call THOMAS Staples
JOHN 4. MARTIN,
ID. i. POWERS
?. s.. I'm supply u eRocEuEs always hand at low
prices oct 22-dis
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Horses. stoo,s. e. .. ehe Fatl e.ounos

I I I Z Z y =
COMMENCING This mHriin!. al II o'clock, N thc Fair
" Grounds viii be sud several h ,ghbr stations. Brood
Mares Saddle aud Harness ior-, Muca Iius,s, f,n,
Cattle, AZ, 40. Busg,s, Carriages, Ne, Ne.
Persons hat; stock he sod i'll please make earlt appi-
cation T. \. IRIS {. L. fHt!iS.
LII
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A Card. -Removni

NINTH view of having larger hoas. o., one ii ~
w central position. ting undersigned so -Aoyh AS
Hardware, Cutlery Guns tvr,, 10 the = ioi Il = = -
MAIN STREET. formerly knows rs ias"tG 49,.
l'nslle the Farmers and Virginia Bant,. l,'.'
hiitd up In aa elegant manner, eNpressi, los tn. i"
viii be occupied On the 18th of OCTOBER, - ill.,
lafs additions 10 my sock in the ri - w. -ore
The Fail Trade, hne 10 present such n,H at'.ti
tons, rs will command The attention aid t-t.r' .-f
li"sr visiting and residing in IA n, ra o..
cShhiIc my sloca In the WA -, ,-it''
lrrI Gnns Rifles aud Pistos, llose-k ,1 '''H's y
ftiici NHrc Locks OF every kind. NO 80" " As" =
Frrnrh Glass, Oil Carpets, OF Shades Ni...N turic,
and Pins, Carpenters ana other Mechanics So ~
laerals, Axlts and Springs, Caria co;ls r'si l'T
toes HUI and Spokes Leather Bands, t,inh B"dl4E
ing Cali Skis and o.her Leather, Shoe iii ,in4S y
.lle Bits StirrGps and Filings, Circular and o.!cr Hnss
Wargautrl Filos Farming Ctcnss 2c.. ttt Bcsie H.
scrlpon OF arles not generally found IN hards.s e.,
mcnl-. :. NJ. SIM IN
Successor 10 eimpsDL.'- Re
oct l0.dts ly,,tbuf "
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Fk1lIE subscribers viii exhibit the Fair Gre rs ~
o'clock to-day, T. yer. hnc tt,tlc. The public tic
Ia attend.
oct i2-dI. GROUSE y Try, NE.
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DOG .OSI',
Negroes and other Property for sale,

MILL bc sold al public aucon ON the 9;h al November
w Ia, rto, the lat JpAn T. .Cf.t
uahic Negroes, Crop I'll lohlccu tur Dais and ilay ur>,
Hogs, sheep, Cattle 1dtGtl. Beef Cattle Farming
sis aud ou,, hold and niic,nn Furniture.
At titr time, vii r,H tue iau,.
Terms made known the day Of sGi"
;. J. 5. JEFFEFaaN.
oct 20claw ti?nor Admir-. IF ,inu. !. J, ics,l, t,ci
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PINE CtTTLY,

TkNiE subscriber will ha,c market Fia. aud sa lla
a some very superior Bcr.
2l-du John tl,Ot 81.
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bay" To TIE VOTERS OF THE County M r
HE'LL AND TIE Cry LYScuBrRG 81 announce m, is-
da,c for the Gerkshp Of the County Court Of Cann a
sept l4-dtdofc THO. L. ARRIS,T.,
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ID u ID /. l.. y III \ l.


ADMISSION 30 CENTS.
Doors open att. Curtain rises at !, to = ;rrcc>el,,
- dit
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neg-wc are authorized to announce r. T. NV
SON. Esq, candidate for the Cerkshp Of the County
Of Campbell county. sepi IA H. .afl
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.sMl1 80 90 Worth $lO-
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAh
NaW SrYL 20! NEW ETA Lib
JUST OPENED. JUST OPENED. r,
A Great Bargaini A Great Ii
oct 19-dts JOHN AbkNnN
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UASo-iot tons No. Peruvian Guano jus. received and
~ Tor s'e y l'ct2.-d.tl CAMP, STALLS 4 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice.

Notice.
49,. TIE Member u Eeadlelan Division. Ne =. spns
~ i TenPsranez. I'll sslFnd messing q tAsar Dis
ia % nigi 7ocOek panrtnal aitsndance dezired
The Neubers u Abnf CogAen DsIsioH No Y6. reque.
cd i. afiena and take paf1 IN liz proceedings
Tie Is.y ylsprs Of boh uassons respectfully aved
"a alisud The meeting.
y, order Of The Division. .
M. ep.t - T. n. FoIKEs. X. :.
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Two THE LADIES.--I have just received large s.,
Lady fnrt, of various gradcs; alsn, IN adj'iHG%
OF Ladys Riding Hats, boh beaver AMI fur he iAA
specially solicited to call before purchasing elsewhere
oct ~ its g. NJ KELLY, Ag'., Ivy W.
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Ha5- To THE VOTERS OF CAMPBELL Corx,r
Cry LYsenRr IL candidate for the olcc ~ WI
of the County Court of this County The election viii h.
the first Monday in November next Having be.n w ht4
ed BY the Court oischargc tho duties of the Office until M
is elet teal taken In connection wh some other business @
county Of 10 or 1e days between this time the , o.
ton will put 1t out Of my power canvass the couni
the day OF election shall be your pleasure 10 elec n @
office, shall iee grateful TO YOU and will ischarer IL, Ia
in such to merit your confidence " '7lr,
Respectfully,
sept 23-c1awtdofe ABNEP AYTHovy
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Fancy Articles.

Fancy Articles.
st received at PAyNsS bL,.,xrorns tho mas, 1.,c
~ iiNefsNt assortment of FANCY ATIl 'EEScvrr omen
t' IN hls city, comprising. In part Pocket Books and port
.a' :, varieties Cabas Work Boxes aud Ladies Dressing
ases oi all KINDS Iapcr Mace lnaid
- ef' varieties bohemian I l. Sets, and beautiful
c oases run hoHe Jewel Boxes. &c. 100 Portfolios en-
'ng every Varnii rtng Desks prices. several VA %
Yer. beautiful Cigar stand. and Cases. Hour Glasses
, h" rocket KNIVES, Guld Pens &c, &C.; a new
Ia elegant style of Ladies' Travelling Bag oct 90d,s
= EW HOOKS AT
Esuiah; |"'A'"eps'
i,iveS' Life Of Madison
.l,.au Bede--iiew supply:
i!ehr! II. John. Ky j. r. Cooke.
Hiss siiuim,n'- Window;
-'''a Empire Of Rassaand many Others. oct 90 DIS
DOR skirts, skirt supporters and Corscis at all nric
= at l'c' '-dsl L. ~ y 1. hlNSEY'S, 1.6 Main Stt,,
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a ,HEtsE! CllEEsE!.--we have just receive" = ;
oct lJ.,lts VALENTINE u Hen
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Ready for the Fair.

I'VE have just Received u large lot OF III iiE :"
w BRASDlkS, Champagne, Caret, llungar'a'' ~ ~
sherry an Madeira WINES, which We will BELL lot "-
lowest market price. ,r7rl
oct I9-d,s l55 Main IN
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Bay We are authorized to announce WApxp,
r. JONES Esq, as candidate for the ClcrksbIp Of The "
~ Court Of Campbell county. SEPT H., IN
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Gen-ine Peabody Strawberry Plants.
vUsr received by Express superior lot In good order for
setting oui any time this month Call on James NJ Arm
and g. .nn 9: VIM a. Uemsp Campbell Courthouse
Bee Paten Office Report Of 1853
OCT % dlt4e1t H. M ARMIsTEAn
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Notice.

s THERE will BIZ meeting % the Stockholders
~ the Washington building Punt Association this
us nj the rou Payne and Blackfors Book Store, nj
o'rlock Tome prepared Ia pa, your contributions.
nrt - .Ilt L. W. PRICE. Secretary
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oct 10 dts
Auction Notice.

AuCJLOl NCClCS.
ANlNG purchased the exclusive rigi, Of A@J'ne.
~ lhe present Fair, may b. iouad on The t''"ahu
dat Persons harih. any articles 10 SELL viii p!efse ga
me- sale every Afternoon from Ia o'clock. arr
OCT is-,l5t Il. AKEIS, On, Z. n AAi
(EoWH LEDGER CAPS,-A large supply al
~ oct 2i-,iis q. NJ. KELLY'S. Agt.. II: va
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ouSh &c, ANDY, Cor Coughs Cslds, Hearseaess tel
nave lus made another lot or that Cough Candy
which gives Immediate relief in those dsageeable coughs pr
Sold ut r IN rtla'n n M NJ "
oct 22-dts IT,. &c s.,
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WIDE BgIM NAVY CAPs--A fine article reesiyeI
Wv By loci 2n.dtsl q. NJ. KELLY, Agt. lse M
, 1859-08-06

ITO KENT-A New Two Story
L DWELLING HOUSE, With 1a1xr drJ rel +. hta-
sa.1e aaa .ltha fve m1atss .-'4 et he ttpo: WI b
satt.co the pad By the hnari af
the owEas Ada eas 6Jx lSIa CbcaEO u, 1y4 t,sk In
, 1859-08-06
39rcss 4 Griht&tte.
CHICAGO.
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS,

Returns from Tennessee show decided
gain for the Opposition and indicate the prob,
able elsctioa Of Jos:s Sethcrland (opposition)
for Governor, over 1sham G. Harris, the Demo
cratic nominee. Tie appearance is that the
aame party have elected four members Of
Congress, out Of the five districts heard from,
to wit:
Dls.rsa...................1l!- !-RErse T.. nsAr.os.
y-tt"nrnr HA11ox,
X-ENxnscs EfnxDoE.
The Democracy hare elected VIM. 7. Avery
h tue XtA District This result is the moro
remarkable, since tho Opposition party in Ten
ncssco did not pursue tue policy Of their breth-
ran in Virginia and Kentucky, Of affecting to
he more pro-slarcry than the Democrats The
slavery Issue was carefully ignored
From tho meagre returns before us from
North Carolina va eau only assure ourselves
of the reelection OF L. O'B. Branch, Demo
crat) in the 1Vth Congressional District In
the 1st District the raco seems to be close 1e-
tween Henry N. Shaw, democrat } the pres
cnt member, and Mr. Smith, {Opposition.)
The Vth, or Quaker District represented in
the last Congress by tue Hon, John A. Gilner,
(Opposition,) about which considerable inter
est gathers, is not heard from.
From Texas one report places tho gallant
S LII Houston ahead in tue Guhcrnatorial con-
test, while another via Charleston, S. c., makes
Mr.. Ruuuci!s, the regular Democratic nominee,
successful 80 fur as heard from.
, 1859-08-06

4ne e'ecoon III d. LOUIE On Aonoa5' was
mixed up aual'' 4n're "ete' ISL hepoohcan
ucket; a. Oemocta1'c eekea; 7a' an Ames''
can .'cke.; S'a' ao 1naepeooent tcSe'; '1h'
sunday reform hcSets majority o' the cam
o'aates on the !aaef tcketa were the same az
on the Democratic ticket-the object being to
beat the Republicans. The battle was dsaw
3 sme, in part, but tic Republicans secured thu
lions share of the spoil. They elected Judge
Of tue Supreme Court, one or two members of
, 1859-08-06
Or. Rom a n5H Sta 1eme mt.

The statement made by Judge Niles through
the columns Of this paper on Saturday last, is
fully corroborated by DR.. Roman in letter to
tho Stats Rgist<r. The latter gentleman con-
tsadicts tic Insertion af the Quincy Herald and
Saate Rgisttr that lie (noman) wrote to Gov
Disscll advising him that the resolution Of 1857
prccludcd tic funding Of the McAl,istcr and
Stcbbiu. bonds. he <ays:
This is altogether m error. never heard,
directly or Indirectly. what Gov. Risscll thought
sf the law, how it might be construed, or any,
thing wliatevcr FROM him on tue subject, except
the announcement to tho house, by his sccre-
tary, ttlat be- had upproscd the bill The rcso1u.
1ioa was introduced to enable him to discrimi-
nate between l,onds held by lien, aud held by
luna tide purchasers. from the fcar, after read
ing tue bit in print, ttlat it would compel him
10 fund the interest IN all bonds outstanding,
without rsgard to tie manner obtained. This is
the history Of the bill aud. resolution.
cation, aau reported to have coumu-
nicated with Gov. niascll, calling his at-
tention to tie resolution, &c The facts
are briefly Us folIows: MIR. \. l'ensoneau, re-
Gently returned from New York informed the
that hc hai purchased, Or Lad the control Of
the NacailsteF aud Stebblns bonds. or larEe
1Iortinu Of them. That the holders If them had
bought them in the market in New York at pub
lie sale, at,d that if the State had not received
full consideration for them, it was no fault of
the holders, as they bought them in good faith,
aud desired the to write to COT. Dis.cll on the
suhjcct-that could refer hin, to resolution in
relation TO State bonds, DC wrote to Gov.
mud suggested that IthoHgM it 1.tt large diters:
fon trith him, tn dtte,nint what 1ond< srere Asld
ty lien, aad sclat By Iona .Gie purchasers.
Insteni therefnre IF Dr. Donnn hayinp in.
, 1859-08-06
VIII the Pope Accept The Italian Pres.
1dcncyg

tftom The raEis Un.vr1A FAra1 organ July s0.1
Some journals hare already thought fit to
communicate intelligence - to the mode in
which tue sovereign pontiT has received the
ian Confederation. Some say he has refused it,
Others announce thst he has almost promised to
accept it. The fact is, neither the one nor the
other know anything about the matter. 1t is
certain that the pope, who had refused the act
uni Presidency IN lS4S and 1s4?, has not neso-
tieted upon this point either before or during
the war of 1852. The latest acts Of the snvcr-
cIan PontiT prove this beyond oil doubt. With
respect To tho honorary Presidency, il is an en-
tircty new idea, which cannot. rs yet, have been
the subject oi discussion. Besides any other
consideration, onc oftbe principal reasons which
ten years ueo cauked tire refusal Of The head Of
the Church still existed before the peace Of I'll.
laffanca- The Pope did not deairc my ex-
actiou, which should havc for its point Of de-
| patturc war between the sons Of the Church
and the dispossession ty means Of arms Of 4
| Catholic sovereign. Doubtless ovcrtures may
| have been made to the Pope immediatelv after
the interview Of Eiliafranea, but no one can be
in position to .ay how they were received, be-
cause the latest intelligence from Rome il ante
| rior to the peace. They who amuse the publie
By spresding such reports Is these should con.
! slider that Rome never decides without re{ec.
tion, and never engages herself as to The up.
known. Now. nothing il more unknown thar
the future Italian Confederation; because man
Of the so.ereieps called to form p1st of il hsy'
not ret been able 10 exchange Z word on III,
| subject, To resune. when people talk Of Ii,
intentions Of tho Chief Of tho Church with n
gard 10 the honorary Presidency Of lie Italia,
Confederation. they are simply giving uttefanc
to pezsonl appreciation Or gosnp.,,
, 1859-08-06

Tx.7r Cur1cu.-seTyIcc wlI be hed every Sunday #
ternoon the OF Ohio and Dearborn treeiz
meueius It * O'Clock Seats frcs. The Sunday School
viii commence Al Sk O'Clock.
-Frt Christian {Disespe) Church. On Monroe ssnrct
between Abeneen and RuekeE sset, Test side Preach
nc hy Pzesldent D. S. Barnet, Of Cincinnati Ohin, ec
Lords day. hap4s ten O'clock 4. H., anu eight r. u.
Se.tskee.
Chicago, August :. 1850.
-Dirine sc1rce il ted in The Fz. Engl1ah Evan9erel
Lutheran Church. situated Monroe street. between Clark
and Wels {nras The Of Cnrk} eresy Sabbath
halfpast o'clock j. H. and quarter 10 eight r. II.
Seats free. The public are United to attend.
-rsosestant Episcopal Niaados. eorrer Indiana scd
Esanku slees Sunday evening 1t * O'clock
E, D, Tuttlc, Missionary.
, 1859-08-06
From Was1l1DxtQFl.

1speeas Gl.IaicA to the 4. 7. Trlbunc]
WASHINGTON. Aug. >, 1ss9.-As Tie Gonstitu-
t;oa would convey The idea shat Gen. Cass's
first letter upon the expa.riation question a.
serted no sicw Of opinion of the Government.
it is proper to state that thousands Of such Iet.
ters lAve been xent from the S,atc Depnrsnent
informing naiarali.ed citizens who were going
ahroaa Of their !ishility to perform miiltarT
ef which they were natives. No other on;n;an
saa obtained ut tue Department, mr. we're irt.
tcrs Of any other description written unon H.
subject. The first letter Of Gen. Cass' that W.
published was The stcreotyrcd reply Of tic De.
pRrttneus. 80:
1t il suited ts,xt tho Hon. John c, R;ves i.
changing the Jackson 1Ialt building 60 n r. u
make them suitable forth Congressional nrint,
ing. Nr. Wendell will not have thc mounnoIy
Of this business much longer.
, 1859-08-06

MONROE, Mill
The Elneth Ata1e:alc Yz Ut this Kc7fdng School for
fo9nx I allss viii oien Upon TUESDAY, the s1tu OF
eEPfEMBERnex:.
xp eaet Professors and Instructors the head of
the several depart *nts.
tEn ln.utuin oacrs Superior adsart7Ecs 10 ynun< H.
de wislnk TO net uene .esa r. nch. Germ Faint
Ing. 4sIAwtDg. tIAi and fnstlut.e a1 Nust, Iann
san. Harp. and Gutr. TLose wishing prepare 'hera-
s<lFe- - teachers - these dtp nte vii ni thi, 1nsttt
tion unrivaed In th Esp<et I1ke addition being put
~ AND the whole 'ast.tu su,aeuted IN fne ehteet4-
nj TASTE Gu; Ing TIC vacation.
boarn, Tul13oa II kn9a.h. Raons {u.Etsh.l and CIR.
pesedh shts aad Fuel, 10 o. per tim tt terms pet
tls pztnc3eal ! HUiD Nontue. A!ch-
N. Drnrf. poyd nay h a,dsesn4i ii tae Ire 1nEt
Houss Chicago the 1ith 2od lsh u th month, whesc
he will be for i fax dtYn. auk ukS SIN
, 1859-08-06

JCsr171A FLk1.-Iuttice Wallis We learn was
severely injured BY falliug down . flight Of
stairs leading to his Office yesterday.