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Splendid Farm for Sale.

VIyHE uniersignad offers for sale the farm which
i he resides, three miles east of the city OF Rich
mond and the National Parnpike- It contains
loo the best quality of ttabtc and-1o acres
in high state of cultivation ani 80 in timber
OF the very beat quality. There is on the premises
ONE THOUSAND PEACH TREES,
and thrifty growth Of the very best cultivated
kinds 2os Pear Trees of tbs best varieties- 30
Cherry Trees of che approved varieties. young
Orchard of Apple trees. One half acre of kaspher
ries One well set in Strawberries. large lot
Of Csoossberries t,urraats aa other sm Ill fruits
There the fIrm e5infortebe dwelling and IA
cxcslIent barn, AMI all other necessary out bdudngs
The fara well watered an taken altogether IS
the desirable farms for profitable investment
and residence in this vicinity. proprietor desir
ing chang his business will sell it most favora-
bl terms invites all who wish TO purchase = call
aud examine the premises, when the price and terms
will be made known.
GEORGE COALE.
Richuoni enI mo 18th 1859 loft
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zs-Ta. Tfiaeeton Clas1on szys thas ,ae house
< Mr jams Dosssa of hat vieisj.y VS. enter
Ell ore Eat lately by sotae scoaadrel wno was
topped IN tie hail 5y two savage dogs. The la3{
ut Jhe house went out = SO what Ras lie mat
str aad say q maa staasiinE. Iookins steadily
~ taa dogs y n we barking f3efcelr hut rat
sttaeA5ag A.=a. lie did S.nt speak y hen she spoke
~ iiat stool fss. S5sF. his eyes On ts.4 dogs.
D adv "asSsA ! ta-u - sfter s4@ b u f.i.ei -
gef a as=Ser frpTn b5m. bat they ealy bafks 42d
grovlel and kept aFay though the most !sroci-
aus aaima's ii The nj hbarhood Becomia-
ALARMED Tie lads took her child ard raa ont past
The ie.iox . nsigiba-is. Ehere she svt assist
aace aa! c4ais baek 10 fad every drawer a1d desk
openesi sai tarnbled aeoat bar nothing goge- l.
w. g.r.A-e afF4ir . Il The coriact Of tie dogs
was TIE sGrasgest part oi * Il is thoa-ht they
were in some way Controlled By the mans eye. as
animals and Insane people are known TO be some
times
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70 The Wabash Iptellioeaeer ;,

l3- The Wabash IEtelliseacer sags that Da-
vid Biackman indicted for numbering j ohu Lls-
ter, Oh the l9h of February last, was tried last
week in the Circuit Court OF that county, and
convicted of mardcr ia thc second deg-ee. lie
vas seuteuced 10 the peliteutiary for life. The
circum 'aace OF the crime rot stated before
the tria.. As developed the examination,
they Shoy tina, BIacAma and Lasttr, while split
tug timber, got into a liicalty abolt = wedge
which both wanted al the same time. Black nan
get il, ard while attempting TO use il Luster tried
TO kaock i out of the timber with stick There
was n9 appearance OF anger ia either OF them at
the tire. Ba1 the contest was kent up and
Backa4au a. last stFactl a. Lns.er 9Th the eise
Of his axe iackIly raisziag him. After the x oTa
was done, the two sat d1wH a pie u blocks
of tiaaher, and i.oster said to the oiaer-@Daye,
v0I walid I hare struck ne with that axe?r-
Yes. III b. - Z woal B'y.' sail Bsczfslau -
afsTere3 .hat i LAster d.d 81 szsiil. he
uceis hos ,s5'a LASER I'll rep "a - st. and
Bistksnan i t-ak h:aa ~i.e sha pei pf tie .As q,
tds hal r. ia5s.i. ye 1re- ssys:
I.8ste- h-h fcom h etaez. bHt raa ,It o. his
hands, sui 80 ~ saying as he id s., No s. al
| want ui you Dave B a-k.a4n j. 4, par she ~bai
YOU or@ ne The wtaess-s stated ,aat lsst a
ether word passed between hen. /. b..fs, a:.eI
SEudoEn, B-41aman sarte4 ID BIS ..,s. q u La
s ter ani 20 u.Ler y1s7- a.-li ssa = - thz.l
boarding. hGuSc. nearly haIf mile distant II hes
lie reached the house, he asked Tor water ans
wbe, Il <aS given % him. a. washed / f4.- =
81 tbs tine he bsgaa u fesI siek. ara Yosnite,
soma lie ASKED pe- issi3n to lie dowa on a bed
aai after IL ha3 done 50. he roqls>sei som
+ hewiay tobacco. THIS vas given niEl and afte
che~ing i q wnile Ee feH asleep an never sol
again. Two hours after be received he blow, b
was corpse.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of execution to diTc-ted
ID from the Wayne Common Pleas Court, viii ex-
pose public sale at the Court Hoase dorn Centre
vile, Wayne county, iniiana. the 23d day Of April
1859, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. Nj and
O'Clock +. NJ said day the following described
real estate to wit: The north half lot No hun
dred and thirty tl35 in John snd Samuel Smith :
Addition the city Of Richmond. Taken the
property of Joseph NJ. Alien. satisfy said Exeeu-
tons in favor Of Joseph Butler and John Grey and
Others
US sTI0aAM Sniff. W. G.
March 20, 1889. 81 f8$w
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pass. which many of them can and do write
for themselves, and in spite of all the police
get together and talk of and
lay plans for freedom.
have always been anti slavery because
thought it was wrong aud curse upon the
slave: I am now an shoiitioaiSt because
believe nothing short of freedom to the slave
can save the South from the fate of Havti.
p
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LES--ALL KINDS
sheriff, sale.

CY virtue of M Execution to directed. fron the
sLWAyHc Gc3DlBon Please Court, viii expose at PUB
lie, gale Court House door il the town OF Center
Vile, Wayrs eubty, Indiana the 23d day Of Apri
1889 between he hsurs Of 10 o'clock, A NJ and 1
TO- wit: The south half Of lots number 70 and
ten 40 ~ de plot of lots laid out by Poe and HIT
tie u addition 70 the city Of Richmond Taken "a
the property Of Henry FossenkeuP=r 10 satisfy sal
TX xecuton in fa vor Lacene aDi Henry Gobe, Erm of
Gobie e Brother.
j. STIDHAN, Shift. W C.
March 90 1859 81 iG ~
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For cale-In Richmond,

4 BOUT two acres of Land, The Depot. with the
N following improvements: Large Frame Dwelling.
Wash House, Wood House, Well
Cisteru good Spring and Spring House, Fruit Trees
shrubbery, &c. Nice property. Will take small house
and lot in exchange.
A good House and Fort Wayne Avenue, rooms.
good Cellar, Well and Cistern.
All the above property Will be sold low, on easy pay
~ JAMES NJ. POE.
Richmond, Feb 5. 1859. sf
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HIi is said that Judge Taney and other
relatives of Key viii apply to the President
Sckles.
~Dr. Doy has been released from
prison in Missouri. on bail; aud his son has
also been acquitted.
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For Sale on Favorable Terms,

A " excellent Brick House with of Land
"A situate mile north Of Richmond. The House
Is substantially built and we'll finished There are
nd large attic, also of the best Of cellars
tho whole size Of tho House There Is carriase
house wood house. smoke houze and spring house,
with falling spring, also good well and els
tern, and large stable
Enquire Of JOS. DiChlNSON.
Ian oO Ieso 6tf
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COssage Residence
seventh Street, for Sale.


THE Undersigned desirous Of changing his residence to
i State this opportunity Of Offering for
sale his handsome Cottage residence Seventh St.
built about since by Samuel Lppeneott the
substantial kind, and after the
syle the aterias Of the hest quality IL has
cellar, we @nd eistera, sets high,
with handsome lawn Ia 'front.' well set in shrubery IL
will be sold low, and ensy terms.
CHARLES noLLINGswoRTH.
March a. 1859. 15tf
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|<HEAP Cash city property. In Marathon county
sin, Sykins county Kansas, well watered
some tinbered. aud a rich oil
Address by person or letter. -
Or, JEHIEL RAlLSBACK.
pirSuaud Ind lime II Is5S 27tf
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For Sale.

GONE Beautiful lots OF Land from one t. five acres
> situated one mile west Of Richmond the Nation
nj Road. The above Lots be boug on FIVE annua
payments, with per cent interest.
JOHN Z. SMITH
Sep I6, 1858. 4ct
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Black smithing and Hame Making
Sep Ii, 1858

NEAvE fitted up new shop. smith street. imm eii.
atey back II the store Of W, Stras where they
prepared ~ Black hing aud other
work in their line. They ave pax up oae OF Brady ~
SoAs, best Ea-aes and t1srefsrt prepared to DE-
unity anI ce. knis III Nlt work.
ges suI shl everything thS puoitc may
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-24

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Az - 81 lf
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- 80 ~. 49,. ~ = Ds,as sao.sn -,
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49, - 49,.
+. =. !. ass'es re- - esss sessssa sesseees
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q Gen. B6ott, Whe nas ao.cssiew Abe West PoinS
naaets, "a WsAnasdsy,.Has snmmopsd - WASH
lpgtn that morning, greatly 70 the disappQint-
Nhens d ne cadets and ! Sslect party 81 SiSfl
non, AtsU. hadtBsan tsspsssnG - ssllnle cs,es
bfsaicn, Ill 70 themseives, Of the twelfth anna
svefs4ry Of the enteaece 0f the Ameejeaa armv
insc tbsasis. slsNexses, Win 10 hsss Z Hes.
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decislvs victory b certain.
JnSrs Ssockson.

An euOke MAGE " UVmO ke0siSmeus W IN
jure the slecsioa .of. Judge Stockton because,
they say, h. acqaisscsd in the eenpromise
msssuresof 1850. 'a0saaia" : - i'.es2A f'z
It is undoubtedly true that Judge Stockton
did acquiescs in those measures when he sup
posed thsa 10 b the 6nslity. Of the slavery
question: eeoupyiag ,preeisslyi the ground on
that subject thss shs whole Democratic party.
and that nine-tsnths Of the men now composing
the Republican party, had occupied. -. "
The questioa, however 10 net what were
Judge SsosksoaN epiaieas In 1850, but what
~ his opinions aoe. e9l . POS ,lsqoeH
We stats That y knova to every man in Del
Meinss County ~asa ~ ~ that Judge Stock
sou united IN che original organization Of the
Republican party, has voted NO other than the
ticket Of that party, and there 10 not aud has
mot been, anors 6ra, consistent and intelligent
Republican IN the organization than he has
shown himself 70 b. Can anything more be
needed T. DIV vbsre bic heart i, than to show
what his works are. aaasau suG .6t@;a,
Mem who are real Republicans will hardly
s.'O" 'sss $500 800 - 49, =. 49,. -
Democrats candidates for thsa suprens Bench
70 be slsstsaI n " hlsss.sd. .', sos, - - : ID
Couns4 JSfAtS 6Na Counsy Finances.
10 the County Judge Of Dec Noines County
os's1mlnse !" es.ss.sa ~ "su-Aays 80. j:
., 90. p'e,'' = =, s vs., +. :. =.
-. 49,. 49, .h.. T.. h.com. ~ ,he;,
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:. 49,. "a. 9.1Xs...,r,.st,a1 sisi Is rag s1s9
SOLO ios n ~ 49,, ,.osSs;, are NE
c.un,. 49, ~s.s.ss :. 49,, of a. e, g,
s.;n.. an ssssss..,.. = =. oson.,. Ana .
-. A.. Sion3g,I n 1siSs 70. s,in,.sx .t.te.
Nm, of - 8, IL ,..e.dinr ,e.r "a be made
ors vi,hss ssssans 4 an assss payable - md Vi
b. The UO,nsy. and d, ...ss. Of sbs Coussy,
ana h.y1..s.. cnnv - ~ AZ noaatedt II tks
" t,Fss~SfFs NJ Ifsa'. - xssxe HA tt
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on iIIriiA ~ X I. INA ~, 4
80 Qassed States hunh0st y .tso,11S, u Nhick
49,. ~ x'1oo.ooo are infantry. $4,000 cavalsHs
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Forty ThOusasI Dollars Gam bl ed
Away by ann Express Agent.

The Indianapolis journal gives an account OF
some pretty extensive operations 10 the gambling
line at Terre Haute, Ind, recently, BY which
we learn that 4 temporary agent OF the Amer
lean Express Company at that place, within the
past two or three weeks, has taken packages
and parts Of PACKAGES of various amounts of
money passing through that Office, in such sums
as to make an aggregate reaching near $40, 900.
This was an staked, and lost at gaming tables.
The last sum which was taken was an entire
package Of Sl4 900 for the Darke County Bank.
This was All lost in one night At gambling ga
LOOM Growing desperate At this heavy loss,
the lasl of y series of considerable length, the
express agent pulled pistol from his pocket
and demanded the money or the life or the WIN
ner of the pile. The money was handed back
to him, and his depredatiens In the express Of.
fee we're discovered the next day. 4tt aa5 t57
Measures were taken to recover the money,
nearly all OF which was ascertained 70 DC Id the
hands OF parties III Terre Haute-mostly young
men-in the habit Of playing cards for arnuse-
nlent and profit. The position Of the parties
holding the money was such that il order TO-
prevent exposure the whole amount Of the mo :
ney stOIen, staked ana lost, with the exception
OF some $500, was surrendered to the Express
COmPsny.egss4 aa4 NJ gss.so4y sg-.-.tg#tsfgf
u The affair has created a. considerable talk at
Tcrre Haute, and discussions a. TO the state or
society In that city are free and frequent. The
temporary agent purloi0ing the money had not
been arrested atllast ACCOUNTS. VII h4..,t..
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4ilN. ,. RuscH.-Mr. R1sch spoke in the CO uft
\ House last Saturday evening TO . good sized
aadienee.3I de made good impression upon she
audience, as we learn he has done wherever he
has been. He is . sensible, pointed and witty
speaker, and leaves the Impression that he
thoroughly understands the subjects snder dis
cussion. He combines in . rare manner vit and
argument in forcbly presenting she ruth he
fuphplds and the error he condemns He il al
honest MAXWELL educsted-has served ID our
legislatures and will preside With ability ehen
esectaeATad 7adt sstai asa.7t4Yys, bta .s,..,,..s
" His presentation Of the Democratic policy Of
charging upon Che Republicahs acts fof @wtiitn
they are themselves equally Responsible, WAS
'setresblng. Fsr instance she Democracy charged
upon the Republicans fer oci0usly for uphold
ing the present school system. BY reference
70 the record il WILDE seen that the school s;s
tenn WIS pet Democratic measure. Twelve
Democrats IN the Constitutional Convention
voted for it--not one against while eight Re-
pablicsps voted against It. III
at NJ. 'Kusch y gaining ground wherever lie
goes.-Jasper County Free Prtss.s4a Il. i 10
The Richmond Enquirer discusses the 's pro
priety OF the southern Wing ots IND detAocratic
party debating q sddidate kstCAArles.on. with.
ous the power 81 hsaping ths SOL "a eisel hils.
sIor instance, il says, New YSsA With her SIS
votes oaniaominaie q cAAdidat4 Qyee, Virginia,
and YET. " the electoral college. New York
would count " worse than nothing. II con-
elades, therefore, hat sotneshing more than The
$40 thfrds ruls sisMse - psotees = naiosity
q dsnosrsts n ths SQs.h IRON being ovsfrplsa
~ wlnotit y Ne NORTH" On the other
wing sgaiusts the t~o-thirds ruls,q q, ~ only
Nhatanla In hia u0ynin I tinsa e. 5.54s -
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Average ralp Of Tax under De0eegat,e fae 10 shown
b liviliu 1lSSSes s0OnnA ene-sixseentA
Avsraes3i q 1sx sslsr nspsAhsan rule Il 1hovn
b. Aivising u ss's. enc ana dnsshalf per
.s..~ saSSSs n Ss8 SUI 4FiE s4ssS*s tsfSs&i 70
Des Neines Ceuaay 4axas.. sitl
Below b aeossel ssAtsmsat q he taxes ,ley-
led In DssrNsinss usanAy 5us The year isSs.--
We place II q he hsGd'oe slis papsr, and defy
"a. SassS q IL 49, h. ~ t.L'ssl
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u Anea1Ole6~-4he .Portia13 Advertiser
'sAs - MI. I'D, zesss q coI.ssttsDss. thss,
. DOeslasla4 m HaaAsp. ~ \, ~ vds.!s.d
y tns fanA aneAssassl GrasA.Etle ~ AyiaS
lasavs, progressive, and dsterminaa on1as4of
1elns aisaaAd ssaAsets lsisA,e lbajefiiH ef a
lee!t fSye00 ne.snysas Oslb Rsssi1enials1an.
4 shsitrsA Ustanalsua ristyss no
result y plsesA bsysad dsaoA w stt1iti11A ~
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AcN OF 4603, A1A0 1boS1 a. ttIi s3Efo9 lls3a
InelSSSathers was paid,nn5ogf ID sn
To Jurors Grand and Petit ilsafA 4S,3k3 10
Winssses 10 crioinal psosecutisns iassloSa
Assioss sd Constable fees ii ..952s L $50, 10
Sheriff's fees .sAs IL
Prpbecutina Attorney $50 90
Prosecuting by order Of Court s@'a4 W 55 90
sBailiffs in District Court '7ssi ssaiets 81 IS
Ratire Court expenses Of the Coun-
els issy in 1858 S6,6S2 30
! lTAsse was paid in 1859
10 Jurors, Grand and Petit 1854 90
Witnesses ii Criminal Prosecutions ITS 25
Juetjcss aud Constables - 2O6 %
Sherifss fees 81 42S 05 1
Prosecuting Attorneys S51 90
Prosecuting by order Of Court = - 80 co |
Bellies in District Court aee 90
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- JaeEs0nvlIe, n. b.. Sept. 20.
The Royal Mail asscamships Arab:a, Capt.
Stone, from Liverpool on the l0th inst, is an
derstood to have been signaled off Halifax at 4
o'clock this afternoon. The Nova Scosis Tele
graph line having closed Eithout fors harding tAs
regular Rssss reports We are compelled TO await
che arrival Of the horse express with the news,
which will be due at this place at an early Hour
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fdsaeided thaS slavery IA q creature Of local cps
lactment and not born 9f the Common, Law. ssa
! The Cincinnati Platform agrees with Judge
Black in saying that the Constitution carries
Slavery into . Territory. One Of the. plaDks in
that platform, says:, sfssa ..fst,gst.s.e asT4s4
siiResolyed, Thai ss recognizes ths agh, Of tie
lpeople Of all the Territories, including Kansas
sabd Nebraska, acting through the legally, and
fairly expressed will Of 1 majority Of actual
resIdents, and whenever the number Of their
tDhAbitauts justices II, to form : Constitution,
With Or without domestic slavery, and. be ,ad-
Raitsed into The Union, upon terms, ii perfect
equality With the other States. is.s Nth III
Mark lh@ta you Popular Sovereignty Demo-
:crata You can exclude Slavery -trom Terri
tory rAes tks ngnaAer If ifs iske s;tawis justifes
it--Ros heforei That il The effect os that clause.
At you owned = farm, and told boy at work on
il that b. might come w TO the house At three
0clOck, and be came up as one o'clock, would
gan not send him bsekfa WoAld. you not insist
4ihst telling hiW, h. 1lsht come up at three
VAS in fact forbidding him 70 come before
that hours So Slavery goes into the Territory
under tie Constitution, and yol. canDos, Iesis-
late IL out. You have no power over |, until
numbers justify your formation Of Il Const,u-
ton ana admission 70 the Union. J. thasiyour
Popular Sovereigntyf saaatsi on II II .y4,s.,f
pracsicable. denounce L g subyersi,e II Nv ~
lCspsthuiion II carried sodt.s Il never Uni II
carried Usit iswas mete eatehwoed. and ma
90 % its ddeosstds ihAssserssssd o. is p,in,.
epaes- iThssp fincjple in good .pqopeh ID 4 car.
iain extent, and in liz proper nlsce. buf' N
tAnghs BY lts pretended ady6catss Il u nonsen-
desl and rsvOlutfOnasy. ftsElaaisAassaa Asa Dit
I The lspsaksT hsrA rad from ~ areicla hs,
iQ0nelAo in Harnarh NnrAxino i n aa;A II -.
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isTns r.,,,....,., 49, .vI'eans. se?s IL
So u;a,,,.n sp;s a.ss'Ssr nssana hasArr'vsd
- ~ ~ -. S."ee1S 80 y ss'AS aAsiees
: T M s,s.m mai, Il. Il j, u, -, !,
b.fo.s ~. - osen noeiied
\ Tnsr 80 ,.a..'ana, ~ oonsa' ~ n'aAh. M
,,na - - J",n Aanrr'can troops on the t.
thro-n ~ ~ @ ps w n4se oesan
msnied Nv niSnss'.na i 4 sI.osa vas con-
sdmuis,a y .,., pieces sna me Island vas u
hill c.,. e. a, usssnOe' wen Ha,ney sass
IL A..acLsd NJ ~ 49,, a''oa .ne Asfs'tosiss
pfatef. ihs .Ss s ,slana Y order %
British au,h eyai.s 70, NJ nsa..s 2, .ns
stbs officers az ~ H,a.na ~ Ga a.'Ass - mo
RrtiA Ad,n;ral rstrss. \, - - o1lp~ny.s ~ ~
order 10 brine on : coI,;s;on 80 VA s2., Dous'Ass
bring ,he R,,,,,h Norsh Ps.,;f. A., :. :. =
isaha M w,ll i, ~. nrt as ss 80 e sHs
eoyein,neh ai, ,i.csims IN N. ~ ". no,le
The Amsfican ana Rs,ish M ~.
friendly terms. ~ .a,taH - s'e ="
8F1T ~ VI IT.
Correspondence = IN T,m ao'Ai h. e y, y. y
Aug. al. Since ny last ii s.h Jsly ~ n 4
ship Leyani, Com. Hunt, arrived aftsr 4. Nv /
Of 20 days. rom Bosioh, aaad called again seven
DAYS after her arrival I'LL ven, 80 n n
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~" *.t4s H5Va98 KIcnMOlU c1Yt. -.
Oliver SiGlsl veil known as Clerk Of the y
change, was shot last night by J. II Xellon :
negro dealerof Louisiana Mr.. Sims y Q"
expected 70 live through the day. .
A vioisDt EaiE' storm prevailed Inst sAG9
doing much dsmage 70 properly Toe risss =
very high, ,s...4' VIII
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" 80 .49a3 aIlgI. Marshall, Texas, Sept. 8.
y The Southern Pacific Rail Road was sold in
d. an execution to-day, and purchased BY Gen.
Z. Y. asRichardson. Associate President
4 aNkes il paying off the debts, snd preparing
g reoreanize thf Company. who will elect Edgar
Thompson President, unite. with the FL Pasao,
and continue the construction Of the rosd aa5
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H. -st4 Pittsburgh, Sept. 20.
Judge McCandless Of the o. 8. circuit court,
delivered an opinion to-day, in the important
Rail Road Bond case Of Olrich & Co., European
bankers, vs., the city Of Pittsburgh, deciding
against that city, and directing the q. s. Mar
shal.s 70 proceed with the sale Of the stock held
by the city in the Pittsburgh Gas works. "
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u9'szs IA Dies AoIsEs OF. ABRAHAMs) \
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we're in the manuscript, not w. +. A. as. the
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and practices; he proved that they are identical
with the. principles and practices 81 The Repob-
lean Fathers of ZIG; be- proved that Republi.
cans 81 over the Union are the "a dvocates Of
Free Labor, ant opposedato Democrats at the
South, who ere boldly the advocates Of Slave
Labor, and vhsb charged that the Democrats At
the North dre thlis sa'ssss, and chat while they
dfsciain ID Words being IN favor 'of Slave Labor
and more Slave Territory, their votea and deeds
prove that ~ faishfu alIiss they bad inyariabiy
given "aid sadaeomfost''to the lnsn aud neas-
ures IN favor Of the extension nd perpet1dtion
Of Slavery. He proved shat n,o1'sss deaoerscy
,vasl sot the democracy Of the FATHERS, that the
democracy Of the good old times held sacred
the Misaoari Oempromise, bet thas modern der
mocrasy in violstion Of their ancient psinci
plsA had repealed de compr omise, and thereby
opened, sssgita.sdn the apeslion af Free and
Slave ,kbos,. and not eontent. a. The Republic
cans are, to les Slavery sione Vvherei |, exists,
we're anxious to extend il into Territory Once
declared "lareyes frss" abys such patriots 81
Thomas Jenbssou. .g2oh nled of, dspesss lsssss
: NJ. Kirkvood has, Iathink, Justly, besea com.
parsd d silss Wright y : a. ,He bAs q bic
icpantenance the unwritsen language Of can
Konsss man, thsi pobiest sork Of Cod laid
sAas BIZ speech M slyqpens. y \ VA y *,
bat noss shAas aAs!hinGs dazeiAs. lpfay kind d
sasouesee dat lifs N asaisnse splke, . rocket
a conis dovr, fiks altti6k. II ~ aplainsc0wnen
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The patents for Nee ormicks improyensah 10
Keeping machines, patented in ls4T, lavns
|, heretofore been several times re issued, have
been againareissued during she past week. I'm
however does mot elect the terms Of tie csar
issuance Of The original. ...., .4--... \.
N A patent has also been issued to Royal Houss
for his Improvement in magnetic printing ssle-
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