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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
LOST OR. STnLEN.

IRON my plantation on the Island If n,
Il River, m American Horse Of black color.
with . small white spot in the forehead, and 4
part OF the name near the collar, gray. Said
horse does not pace. -
a LIBERAL reward is offered to any person who
will give information OF the whereabouts Of said
horse, or bring him back to
GEORGET CHuTZ.
island Of False River, April 2, 1859.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18

r e N AW a Y.

- - II 2 ~ INV Il I --@------
M FROM the plantai of Charles Beoksh,
on Bayou Crosse Tee, parish Of 1Aerville,
Live miles below, til Depot. ON Saturday
iast, list instant, slaN named JACK. and
calls himself Hall back. Said slave is a erif..
49, agea about % years; masures s feet orr
lnehes meme IN height; is strongl built. wears mus
,ta, 'aehe; oi salen look; and ian American negro
49,, = rsasona pie reward will ,e paid to any per-
.oa ~. VINO viii arrest and lodg, in jail. or deliver
70 ,ne subscriber the aforesaihIaye
basoa 1rosse fete. Iberville Nav g. 1859.
hsze-a' CHAREs BOoKsH,
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
Turn TIE Rollers of Sugar Mills.

is ready, as heretofore, to auf
Turn tie Rollers OF Sugar Mills.
His long experience in that kind of work. so
difficult to be well done. euaoles him to warrant
his work to be done to the satisfaction of every
one. He refers to Messrs. S. " Gosserand, Ter
nant Co, o. Bous, Nv. Allen, F. NJ. Neff. L..
keiser, L. Boudrcau and Others
An early application will enable him to make
all the repair OH sugar mills in time for the next
rolling serson. Apply at his residence, on False
River. [ap23-6m.l MICHEL MICHEL.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18

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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
Report Of the Auditor.

To the Honorable Police Jury of the Parish of
Pointe Coupec.
The undersigned, Auditor of Parish
Accounts, respectfully reports
That there are now Parish
Certificates outstanding and
due to the amount of. S2,I52 g.
That there is due to the sue.
ccssion of Celestin Porclre 1900 90
with interest. .... 96 90
Making the actual debt of the
parish amount to. o........ $4,O4S 67
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18
TO SUGAR PLANTERS,

,~~..<r~--us-- THE UNDERSIGNED announces
- aEsy to the planters of this parish that he
is ready. as heretofore, to avf
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-06-18

To the Honorable Police Jury of the Parish of
Pointe Coupec
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02

2runt basu. Die iunsen @dnnsr marsn ftpl,
earnut &ufrsn9unsen, Sunser uno DurR cbnc
%e~luif ibrer Srdftc ausbalteu ,u f6nncn. Sect
iinb ntaahe uuf tie Nn,atl @iGier Sier, Die Gs
9etrtnfen, ffclS. Statt Ssrfe6tcr arf Dem S6ladat.
felee Der Setter, auf Dem S6ta&tistpe Der Civil
l%iiaticn, cas- 70 oft bier Ypn cen Sr,npen t~rrlelten
te6nuptct mirp iinc ftr S~erfehter on ser Bar
uno ami Dem 8stot Der SeittnunaOtOfsFcit genpr-
Den. Is 1T mabrhaftis 3eit, rap Die 5Fcntli6c
Yfsinuna ouh in oicier S'siebung f6 scltenc
madt, ra6 Dem llnYeritunre, Der 9lr66eit, DC.
Stnmpfbeit ni&t mebr erloutt wcrpe, cos iir eins
G6re aussuSstcn, mas in g8obrbrit cine Sbaure
ut. or. 9. a.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
Sic 2mu9eufraufbcit.

gGir t~ssinnen nit Der gun9cnlhipinp1uht, Der
tuterfulGien S6lpinpiuGt. 0ieie &rant0cit &c,
Saat, mic tsfaunt, zen Menlhea 8rm60nli@ in
cen SaGren Der Gntpidiung uup ra1t i'm 70 in
Ieincr bsitrn 2ebsns6eit linpeg. DAP Die ar,tlihe
&unt sesen tie Ni&t5 Y%trm6ge unp an iGr III
G6auren werpe, lit cine nett psrtreittte NnIi6t
tts Soien. SIM 9rrIaais oieier gbaaneluns, RE,
mis itb 0pn lsibit %Yeritstt, tsincn Nninru& auf
SCaltanpi9feit matt, UiclmsBr baupiiahliA par~
auf nua9sbt, bas Sntersfe res NibtarStes lHr lein
Rnp Der Seinen periDnIiae5 0u9l mad 3u 6al.
ten, wi.D eS ii& 3eigen, Oh ptsI urt0eil Elm rid.
tise5 1T pper miGt, uno pb nitt pielmeGr 6eiIuna
gar wOBt gu erm69lihen, bort nber, NO Fe midi
Su ~srSislsn, in Der @iebrjabI Ger Sale, Die &ron.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
ST. 2pmiSoile, nebff SSmtan=
~auctSnn9.

SIN 2~ouieSi1rr Nnieiser TnNsn mir Iter Zen teim
Yfin9itisite Der 5urner itattsebatten Gumult bic fol-
9rnce Mittbsitung:
......N t5 naA unb na0 auc5 YubIitum pen Teas
plab 0crIa en-, nno Die Burner, nit eini9en Qnpern
br lib fcrett ertiaIt, gu psneIben ;u blItrn, nod 81.
Isin Surid waren, FAM elm SOts nit Der Nahritt, Sas
bic bsimiirbsnOfn 2eute worunter 5rauen mno &inper,
iOmts Die gSa9en uno e%tnielne 1urner, Dc Fb bei
benielben %beianpen, rurh Gtstnwirie uno YiitOleny
ibGie pom Cen 9tOwpies an9c9riden ieisn, wcrauf bin
ir8leiA cine AttbsiIun9 Der Burner teCrpert purpe,
Die anf i9rfm 5simmc8e t~ssrifenen geute gu brI6aeen.
Oils pie Burner Die Nn)6Re ~Gsrunter tanen, ersriTen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
@eI6afts- GrSfnuns.
Sphu Serbia

wi9t zen, etntlfrn 9ubIjfum an, ZAP or ctrc teiitTde err;,-
ret .panolltnn9 in orr g'rpaS., ipiitcn crr 6trl rn6 7sG
Srrrte inp Nrroufte, ais Grbien, 0,nlcr, YIphncn. !Siri,
eS.Elrltc, 3reflhcn. Ntrl6cn, &irren &utclu) ,c atcrfroIt,
iItlht pol0notltc bcrm9c, Slpdfld (ltcacn uno %acip6iTfrt,
Sorocl!cn in t50lS Is. > S""U''
Sts"yren, @audb., 8au- une Sdnupffa6af CQpstcfl.
que eSripUrie. &bCC, irmie Die tetcn GJrctcrgsQ riuC(
2Nrc' 9Gtrn Gtntauf III errltIbl in Scn Sron6 ocirhf r.,
.9m SrlUEPtheFh NIT pets Irtlter unr btlli0rr 2G0ire M be.
'''''A' Srbn Serbia
nttuI u. SGaG'S NptcI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
poricQan., stcin unc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

gpriclan., Stein unr Observation-Disclosures
Len Seeprisn etlt'dcn gutlttltm st Guuc. caE III Der Gdr
Ger Srrob uno Orittcr SiruGc Gin rnprrncS Qoocr nmr oG,yt
Ndne @eltut Iur bic @ouSrtyttlGlf. ctabljr. III. petn,s Doe
,,ilitNe ncuiihe @tldt6ft btcier Art III 8nbutnG iit. lrnjrr
%%IllgrteNnent entbalt G't0e-, Stcin< NM Qrrcclors ggoorrt
@t'Nrr uno W1belr, ENTcl olIer 9rt, Nliict~ rno Ebcrfor.
nch, SaIApra epn 9tnn, Slrd,, Britannia unb lttptrriottjrfc.
AofcpTtl!rr, Sptclcl unb Spic0ctNlGicr aQsr Gjrpler.
S0urs, 9lrlr,rs, Stcns uno Sdr0uhturlCu, audb ~alicr6onb
tuFir 2Naorei une SpttlScu9 &c. 2c. 98ircugrsoufCr wcIpcn
g NprttclthoIt nAcen, bet une ert YcrSuiprhai, "a MIR i'm
S"n'e ''ne, lpn'n "nSn@Dn'Srcilr bittg Ycrtauicn I'll f6nncn
S@oap II. Comp, @fc hcr ,. H.. 91rcaSifr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
oambm s'9mcrif. YafetinGrt- Qctiea- Orlea,dait.
Sampfie1ifabrt

%an'burS nns Stem 9prf, pa sontbamptou.
9ern'ittel't Der ncucn auf cos Scliocle ee6aut,r urS gI,-
43aisii' t!@3yt'R!tien 9rcBtn ciierntn ppitoampnaiIe
S~prulitH, 1000 Sens, @apt. 5rautnann.
3ammonia. 20O0 Gems, Gapt. Sbipenjeu.
SoroNin, $500 IUns, Capt. @6lers.
Sbt9e ipe8cn ibrrs itutItn an0 elidIiheu Iaartcn ribr,>
l'd9it %Ftt1unte 9ampfihiHe pcrpen ~rgelmaBis am "
@rittn uno Sllnfebnten jepcn MUnats
oNn NrIp Yorf unb .Sanbura, via Sputbamptpn. crsfHirt pns
nebmel 9old9ters yon 9terp @Crf nah
hamburg, @anrc, Scnbpn unS Sputbamptuu
81 ~Tol8enpen @reien:
Grte G0iute SIOO
3mette GaiGte "a
Swildenbcd A
Son SdnIbIrs nndb S.ciu Mpre:s
@rlte Salute $lI2.5O. 3rette @aJute SO. 9niI*s,s,t
$40 Wtgen 9ala9e tpenhe man ib an
y. y. HidbdrS, SoaS II. Gpmp
100 9r0aonan, elep @prf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
Witatig fir aue uno ieSen Gin,eIn,u !

lnteTSc'dnctrr tbeitt tent e~eebrttu @u6titum nit. bar CT Gin
Eager ouer Snrtcn gScne Wub 2iaUors b6It, b:itcr Srloli.
tai, oe CT I'M @rrssn nnb RIcincn NH .u zen biusaltcn Wrci,
zen abidBt, 9erleIte b6It 9Iei6folte Gin Qoaer vun 6eutIftn
Dru1ten, ctutider SSurit, ScrDdateipurit. 9lutnurit urb
Shm0rlclnoSen, 9 rcclen, SaroincS, Smttitcn, Sairr%
aruec. Nbipntb. SdirtNrtiie mn outr iylhr @rtit:L BIC in
9NrtldAo1ten unS 0pn YrrYattutcn gc5raudbt wcr6cn. @ilior
Stnf1ifc lctclt etnlclbm in St0rt, micncrumr GufcyI, bil,s
S'ftaRItn Su ternner. Sohn Ghot, -
GGe J%eferlUn- une Mar baQiiroEc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
&efebdfts=2 tm;eisea.
WATSON s BAYLY,
Scneutlife Sierichts Nnmnlte

empftbIcn iil iur Innobmc a0cr Reht8faac, Die lei rem Ci,-
rt@ten Der Staot &itmurb unp ben County Gpurten ron
Serrteo unb @teiterfclr ~onb6ngig gemott mcrSen.
8m. s.. 8atfpn 1T ;lslctd llniteD SlotsS Gpmn,iIlr.
rr ino @pmnilltprer in Gbonceru.
samuel &. Soolp 1T &pmmifjrncr Of llnitcS Stdieo
9ruri Of Gl0unS, SrpmiNtpncr Of DEEDS &c. unS SGentInrr
Notor. Sinr: 8~anti1rofe. in @etbin's hnn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
II nbcrtofinn.

ArF untrrit.t@ntte 1t irpt i'm StanSr, irben @nftrao in
'e'ayn ss,tl&atte ouSiuinprrn unf ;mar 10 fai1 ais m5a!ia
enc @ueNael Won Saratn ut f~rtVaartno ]vprratbi0.
Sr nnr rubt9em @icrcsn fir e%npaioen Wgbr1rb. '"N" go"
Etc Nufmcrti0nfejt ron Sgicl- S$nbo6cru II, EariGsr ,ri,h
seSMntH Gnf 'tlae grpEe Aueiratl YOn M~0raecn.
wrp prpmst bclrrst. TronciS VS9nk" "''
Srpaeltr, Spilhcn .. unb 3. Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
0r"be SerteIerung i'm 3a0naus,i,bru.

W y. = VNt {
noat GQCn, rpcIGt 3dtut oueac;pdcn piiur+rr rio Nr,,;,s
SAP CT legt I'M Seltee Yon Sntruntcntcl IN. ypr;il1liHrr 51Is
que lr 9ttbr"udMtn. Die Ginfahhctt uuo 9yclfpmmcgbrt ill.,
III GgnlttNTiioh nj Ger Art, r0e ne tNe 9~tu1icbtu Der 36pne
glsh S;tlaD 9Ir1USiEStrhtn, ME ibn ieryrrdcn pbcr osa
%Ht ahoStn S0Erarrntn, eld Gdltu. &cjnism unS Gin.
SiFrs: W1lnitr1Be. irifru Der Y. IL . 10.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02
OnmpfihtHfa6rt spi18en MihmcnO II. Ne,p gOrf,

Die beipen srOBcn unb 6eautn einoeridtcten srs, . onn,-
lh!Tt "Somfetomi" uno ,NpanVfe" werrea Dem reiien6ssn
gu6jtum sur Ssnusrng beltene %enpf9bIen. Ser GaSr.r,is
eetra9i III cer SalUte incl. 8ett unb Acit SIS, unb i'm 9mis
JtedsttS lepen Dtenita8 I'M 4 ubr Radmttta9s, p6brtnS bic
,Stoanots" Ieeen 6reitog ut 6 llbr @5enbs Smt Gitp aSoint
9olahrt., user oaS !estere 9ampfAtd benugcn mill, BAT lid
bel zen RntcrSetbnetsn ein ~S5nbrbiua III l6len. ~"
Grdtt mtro btli9lt anotnpmnen unp punft(rbI, bsfsrS,,,
9ana9eprets mao 9iprfNls 200. '
z'''J 4pplam Il. g3atGpn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-07-02

SatbCr crbottcn
6rtrnr. @crbo,p'S Sauirirtrr 6amilien-! SolcnSey
fur 1859, a 20 Gts,, bel 9. -. Stedrr.
Den Ibcnncntct pra ,Srtobr. @crh1rc'S Porfupteu~R SIR
rrrtrr eicilc CUR ~9cfIiIi9cn Nhdrih,, cap tb Die Qacntur ser
orn. 9Intb ubtrNomnttn babe unp 9clrluntcn mr. Ben Se~
Pp'''' V"'s'S'H Hepme' i. 8. Strdcr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-The Secretary 0
tho Interior has, under the act of March 3,
1859, making appropriations preliminary to
the eighth census, appointed Mr.. Joseph c.
G. Kennedy to take the direction of that
work.
1t is a well ascertaned fact, known to the
Indian Bureau, that very many of the Indian
disturbances are justly attributed to the en-
croachment of the whites on the reservations,
set apart for Indians by the general govern
ment. The whites having once obtained pos
session, there is no way 1.-THE United States mil
itary force being small) to dispossess them,
and sometimes in consequence they remain UNI
lawfully on the soil. New treaties have to
be made with the Indians who are thus CON
tinually harrased i'll their affairs, owing to
the inadequate number Of Indian agents, and
considering the wide extent of country
over which the indians are scattered, it has
been found impossible in every case
to carry out all treaty obligations, or in
time to instruct the Indians by an exhibition
of our good faith, and to prevent dissatisfaction
arising from the present unfulfilled pledges.
The present Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Mr. Greenwood is well acquainted with the
Indian character, and has practically showed
a warm friendship for them. 1t is believed
that the consideration Of the next Congress
will provide such measures as will lead to the
carrying into effect of all our treaty obligations,
for the fulfilment of many of which no appro-
priations have been made and this is espe-
cially the case with the Indians Of Oregon and
the Territory of Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20


FROM HAwAII-THE VoLcANo-SNow
STORM Vaimea, May 3.-The volcano con
tinues in action. A considerable stream of IL
quid lava is nightly visible from the Waimea
i'll its descent towards towards the sea- near
the track of the former flow. The head of
the stream has now arrived to within about
fifteen miles distance of the shore Its prog
ress is slow and, judging by its rate during
the past week, a fortnight or three weeks will
elapse before it quenches its redness in the wa
tiers of the ocean. If nothing happens to di-
vert or arrest its course, it will prob
ably reach the water at point little to
the southwark of Wainanall-the spot where
the old stream entered the sea. Probably a
length of fifteen miles of the glowing red
hot stream is visible in the light from
Waimea. The fire extended from the head or
front of the flow, up the mountain, about half
way to the old craters. The two upper craters
continue to send up immense volumes of smoke,
and on Friday night last, the 10Th of April, one
of the craters was distinctly observed to throw
up considerable jets of lava into the air-thus
showing conclusivey that old Pele "still lives"
The weather, of late, in this elevated region,
has been quite cool and rainy. On Friday last
the summit of Mauna Kes was the scene of a
violent snow storm, which wrapped large
portion of the mountain in robe of shining
white. The storm was accompanied, as is
frequently the case, by thunder and lightning.
-Honolulu Paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Priyate advices
from Tucon, Arizona dated July I'd, state
that PeSchiera had arrived at Hermosilo and
announced his intention of driving all the Ap-
aches north of the line with the Sonora battal-
ion. The revolt of the Yagui and Apapta In
dams seemed suppressed, but another had bro
ken out in the northern part of Sonora, and a
band of 400 men under a Fargo Indian were
creating great damage
1t was expected that Lieut.. Maury and Ed
ward E. Cross, editor of the Arizonan, would
fight a duel on the 9Th of July last. Maury S
grievance is an abusive letter concerning him,
communicated to the States newspaper. The
Indians in Arizona continued their depreda-
tons, and volunteers were in pursuit Of them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

A letter from Honolulu, speaking of grand
reception about to take place at the palace,
says "rhere is to be grand reception on
the 10th of May. On that day our young
Prince will be "a year old, and his fond and in.
dulgent parents are going to crafty him by
giving large party to all the adults in town, at
which the entire Hawaiian royalty will appear
in great display. There was to have been a
youthful reception in the afternoon, but his
infantile Highness has the whooping-cough,
and the mammas of Honolulu consider il onite
as troublesome complaint when taken from the
palace as elsewhere. So the young Prince
will have to wait till the 'whoop leaves him
before he receives the youthful population of
the city Should the measles Immediately
follow, he will probably wait till his second
birthday"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20
NTnrkets-NEw YORK, July 10.


COTTON firm; sales liOO bales; middlng uplands at
lie
FLOUR-Recepts 2l93 bbs; sales 1000 bbls State and
Western dull old is q l0c lower, while fresh ground
steady, and in instances shade better; unsound
$3.50 g 400; super State s415 % 5lO extra State s525
"a 5,5O round hoop Ohio S5,35 y $40 for old, and S545
a 565 for fresh ground; common to good extra West
S55 @ 575 Southern dull and ower sales 800 bbs;
mixed good, $3.50 q 6; fancy and extra S625 a s;
RAlN-Wheat duh and 9 &c lower sales Sl0O bush;
red Tennessee, Sl40; White Kentucky 81 for old
sound; southern red, 81 As, and inferior do SIPS;
southern White, sl6O q l62f Corn, new is steady
and dull and old dull and drsopng; sales 900 bush:
mixed Western Sc @ Sc for old aud new do. 80 q &c;
white 93c; yellow 50 q 94c; yellow Jersey, &c. Oats
dull Southern and Jersey 80 @ 4ic Northern and West
ern, Al "a 45c
PR0VISI0NS-Beef quet sales 400 bbls; country
mess $500 $500 prime, $500 "a SIS Tepacked Chicago
$3.50 g 10; prince sales 2O tiercos extra India at S25
Pork lower; sales 1850 bbs; S5,75 q 1851; prime
Sl,75; Western prime mess, Sl6ze a l65 Bacon NOM
inal. Hams a. Sic. Cut meats-saeS 1870 packages.
Lard firm sales = bbs at ia a llsc; Butter frmer
and more actiye Ohio II a 5c; State Is "a l9c choice
do &c. Rice-sales tierces at q 4ic. Sugars buoy
ant; sales 1900 hhds; Muscovado 81 q g. Coffee steady;
sales $50 bags Rio log q lc Java sales 5000 mats to
rive on private terms St Domingo 10 65lOO and Laguay
Ia ll5c Molasses quiet 80 bbls at 4lc Centr-
tugal, sales 70 hhds at 2lc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20
Arrival of the Ariel

SANDY Hook, N. Y, July 10, 7 P. M.-The
steamship Ariel, from Southampton and Havre,
is now passing this point. Her dates are the
same as those by the City of Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20
Tornadn.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ia tornado on
Sunday night destroyed eight of the spans of
the railway bridge at Decatur. Loss $150,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

A woman recently died in Sedgely, Eng
land at the mature age Of ll3 years. She was
popularity known as the nine-livcs woman. She
lived unmarried all her extensive life During
the whole time that she was in the poor house,
although entirely blind, she knitted all the
stockings for the paupers, numbering nearly
two hundred. That stock is exhausted pretty
much
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Fight at a Picnic.

New YORK, July 19.-There was severe
fight last night at the German fete in Jones'
Wood, between gang Of rowdies who had
forced themselves into the gardens and some
of the company. Pistols were drawn and fir
ed, and one of the rufians was badly wound
ed in the face. The tete was a magnificent af.
fair, and attended by vast concourse of peo-
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The Kansas Constitutional Convention.

ST. LOUIS, July ia special dispatch 10
the Bulletin says that the bill Of rights before
the Kansas convention provides that no dis
tinction shall be made between aliens and
citizens in relation to the possession Of proper
ty; also, that slavery shall not be allowed in
the State. The dispatch also states that de-
cided majority Of the convention favor instruc-
tons to the Supreme judges to disregard the
fugitive slave act; and that provisions are
made for homestead law embracing l6O
nrrnS
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buttons.

EOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il (By STEPHEN BROWN ~ son, Boston) on
THURSDAY, July 81 at II f not previously disposed
of at private sale 0neha of the right title and interest,"
and good will of the celebrated Ross Express established
and successfully the elegant Providence and
Worcester Railroad since ls4I This Xpress
with Thompson 81 Co. s, Fiske Il Co s. Adams, and Full
ler's Xpress Companies, and with Leonard Co.'S, Wor
cester also, with Harndens, Adams, Earle's, Kinsleys
and Drake & Co S Xpress Companies Providence To
be sold to the highest bidder. d3t jyl6
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CARPETS! CARPETS!

This is the place and time to buy Carpets Five thou
sand dollars worth to be closed out Prices no object
shall offer Carpets at such sweeping reduction prices
will insure ready sale oil Cloths, Straw Mattings
Rugs &C. very low 500 Pairs GIT and Painted Window
Shades, at two thirds the usual prices.
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Vessel Burnt at Sea.

A dispatch from Augusta, Ga, says brig
''Fe," so reported, from New Orleans 18th
ult., destination not stated-was burnt at sea
when and where not stated. The captain
and crew landed on the coast of Florida
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
GAmerican Telegraph O1ice, Lincoln House Block.]
overland News from California.

ST. LOUIS, July 19.-The overland mail has
reached Jefferson City, with San Francisco
dates of the 9th ult.
The town of Lehama had been destroyed by
fire. The loss was estimated at 100000.
On the 18th ult., forty three convicts escaped
from the State prison.
Business at San Francisco was without i'm
proVement.
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Three Persons Drowned.

Three young men, names unknown, were
drowned yesterday in the North River, oppo-
site Hoboken Ferry, by the capsizing Of a
pleasure boat.
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Nos 1853 and 1855 Main street. corner of Mechanic street.
Worcester
cxy- REMEMBER THE PLACE THE MOVING
LADY IN TIE WINDOW. dawtf Jyis
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The public will bear in mind the well known fact that
whenever advertisement circular Is issued from
PINKIIAAis, everything will be found represented.
Your particular attention is called to This closing sale for
this which will continue but twenty days after
which shall make preparations to take the lead In the
Dry Goods and Carpet trade for the coming Fall The
CENTRE or ATTRACTION for bargains in Dry Goods,
Carpets, &c, &c, Is now at
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$50 PARAsOLs, MARKED DOWN.
500 Ps. Cheap Dress Goods,
and various kinds of Summer Goods marked to prices
that will draw the trade.
500 STEEL HOOP SKIRTS.

ladies' Misses and children's sizes at prices that will
expose all profits.