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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-31
vERsEs WRITTEN BY COOK.

One Of Cooks last acts in the world was
write an aiechonate letter to his wife and chill
the following verses:
If upon this earth we're parted,
Never more to meet below, ....
Meet me, Oh. thou broken hearted,
In that world to which 20.
la In that world where tialc unendny, at"' t
a Sweeps in glory bright along,
at Where the shadows there are blending,
And no dscord in the song
Where the savor's 1ocks are resting,
By that river bright aud fair,
Aud immortal glory crestins t...
Every head that enters thero
'o Where The anthem loud is pcaliug
sr Songs of praise to him alone;
q. " here the seraph band are kneclinS.
.4r Mid the radiance Of the Throne.
i9t There at last hope to meet thee,
sG Never, never moro to part --
In those happy bowers to greet thee,
2s. Where no farewell tears shall start.
And again in Heaven united ... .
Mid those fair Klysian Bowers,
Wen perfect the love we plighted,
In this darkened world Of ours.
Then look forward to that meeting. sa.
Which shall know no blight or woe
That eternal joyous greeting, 80 &C.
Mid Hlysian's endless flow, .4sa
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-31

MORE SOUTHERN LYNCH LAw.-What secure
state OF society it must be where such outrages as
the following are perpetraed and paraded abroad
with appreciation by the public press The
Waynesboro' tGa J News of Dec 7th, states thsi
a travelling agent for maps was reported by nG:
gro to have been talking abolitionism to the slaves;
when the master seized the agent and made de-
negroes hos. and hang him to joist II t6eit
quarters, then dug hole and buried him tEs sams
night.
The Sylvania (Ga News of the 7th reports that
two book agents treated to thirty-ninss ashs;
each. after the style Of Russian executioners. by
planter in that vicinity. because they had visit
ed his plantation and rcdered themselves no, only
disagreeable by their volubility but suspicious bj
their conduct. This is great eountry.-Leadsr:
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-31

DECISION OF StfREME CouRI OF Onio.-ThS
Supreme Court Of Ohio, recently decided a case
brought up from Hooking county, in which ihs
question of the right Of colored children to 80 ad-
mtted into common schools Of tho State, was de.
cided. The decision Of the Court was adverse to
the right. Justices Peck. Scutt aud Gbulsou held
that they were excluded; Chiei Justice Brinksr.
hof and Justice Sutlid dissenting Justice PsaR
held, with the majority Of tho Bench s+i .eds
!. That the statute Of March. II, 1853, 10 ppfo.
vide for the reorganization. supervision and main.
tenance of Common Schools" is Q law Of clossif-
cation, and not Of ereluson providing Er tho sda.
cation of all youths within ihe prescribed ages,
and that the words white" and "colored," ar used
in the act are used in their popular and ordinary
signihcatioh; thus excluding colored children snt
2. That children Of African and Whine blood
but who are distinctly cOlcred, and gohsfsiiS
treated and regarded as colorcd 6kifdfSh by The
community where they reside. are not. as ef yigM
entitled to admission into the common eoLools, %
apart under said act, for the instruction Of wAiss
youths. 355t4
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-31

tits noticed as a somewhat cdrioua coincidence
that the day fixed upon for holding tho National
Democratic convontion at Charleston, the 22d Of
April is the birth day Of Mr.. Buchanan and Sen1..
or Douglas. aa.A ~ l2'lF s-t"3- -.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-31

One of Cooks last acts in the world was TO
write an afiectionatc letter to his wife and child
inclosng the following verses:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-21
MAYORS COURT.

John keass was brought before Mayor Swami
yesterday morning, the charge of shooting a
man named Michael Clarke. The testimony of
Clarke went to show that he had gone into a reg
taurant on Liberty street, on Monday night with
vited him to drink, which he did and then left the
place; he was followed into the street by Keass,
who came up to him, struck him in the face, and
then drew pistol and fired twice at him, one ball
thigh, intiicting severe flesh wounds The parties
were both drunk at the time. The Mayor com
mitted Keass to Jail for Court, and Clarke was
also committed in default of bail to appear and
testify.
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Hlonttarp aa0 commercial 8sbien.
BALTIMORE, September 20, 1855

BALTIMORE, september ~, 1909
The Stock operations today were very light and the
market for ances rather heavy. The only sale OF
Railroad stock made of shares Baltimore and
Ohio at $50 This stock left off at $50 bid $59A asked
regular way. There nothing done in Northern Cen
trail Railway bnt it closed yesterday at S19H bid,
sI94 asked regular way. Mining stocks still nquir-
ed for and sales to-day of 600 shares Guiford
81 buyer 60 days. Guilord closed at 81 Al bid 81 so
asked Springfield at sl% bid sly asked, and Gardner
Hill at $2b bid, $22s asked regular way. There were
sales at the Board of $145 Maryland 1890 6s at 1887
81 900 Missouri 6 at s4 but the only sale of Railroad
bonds of 81 600 Northwestern Virginia endorsed
third mortgage bonds at 65A For Baltimore and Ohio
1855 S4H asked and Northern Central 1855 closed
67 bid 6s asked Baltimore City 6s closed to-day
9s4 bid 90 asked for 1865, and 80 bid, 99H asked for
1S9Os There demand for Bank stocks but the
only sale made was of &c shares Farmers and Mer
chants at SAL
In New York to-day most of the Stocks the list fell
of in price New York Central declined q Reading q:
Cleveland and Toledo 75 Rock Island II Michigan South
ern guaranteed g; Harlem y; Gaena and Chicago p
and Missouri 6's q. Virginia 6s, and Michigan South
advanced each, but Erie, Canton, and Illinois Cen
trail bonds closed at yesterdays figures.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
.,, TUESDAY, September 20 1859 80
$55 saa5 Nd Gs 80 oPg c 26 s FiT Mer I Bk @
1850 n. W. Va RR bds, shs. B. 4 O. RR 50
3dm ,en'dB. q. ORb.l0. $3.50
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NQUESTS.

Yesterday about three O'Clock, Coroner Sparklin
held an inquest over the body of man named
dohn loust, which was found floating in the dock
at the foot of Commerce street Youst resided at
No. 1876 Little Hughes street, Federal Hill, and on
Saturday evening last, he left his home for the
Point market for the purpose of selling some chairs
which he had made. He seen in the market
about O'Clock, and it is supposed that he started
for home. He was not drinking man, and his
friends are at loss to surmise how he fell into the
dock. The sum of Sl.47 was found on his person.
A verdict was rendered of "death from accidental
drowning" He leaves wife and six children in
destitute circumstances.
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TO ARRIVE
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From WnShinufnn

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 20.-Messrs. A. II. Jones and
II. M. c. Brown, who have been engaged as United
States Surveyors for the last twenty years, have
just arrived in Washington, having recently com
pleted the survey of the boundary lines of the
Choctaw and Chickasaw country-from the ninety
eighth to the one hundredth meridian, extending
from Red river to the Canadian river-in a manner
entirely satisfactory to the Government.
In 1855 treaty was made with the Choctaws
and Chickasaws by which the former were to re-
ceive 100000, and the latter 5000 O0O in consider
alton of perpetual lease of territory from them
on which to locate the Wichtas, Comanches and
other wild tribes of Indians. The Comanches of
the Texas Reserve have already reached there, to.
gether with the Wichitas and other small tribes
who appear to be satisfied with their new homes
The entire area of the Choctaw and Chickasaw
country embraces 2O,5OO,00O acres, which, to
value will bear fair comparison with that of anv
western territory. Out of this about eight million
of acres set apart for the location of these
wild tribes.
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EPTY CATuC

+; W Burnett Co., auctoneers, sold Yesterday
at the Exchange saesrooms, number of building
lots, on the Hartford road, the northern boun-
from IL 10 90 feet each front, by depth of SO x
feet to 2ll feet TO 20 foot alley, were purchased
by Wm. I. Markland, at S14 per foot. One lot I
feet front, was purchased by Richard Hardesty, at
$3.50 per foot Ten lots were purchased by W. 7.
MARYLAND, with front of from 30 feet to so feet
each, with depth of 17O1I feet to an alley, for
S625 per front foot
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TowsoNTowN, Sent. 90. 1850

CmCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CoUNrY-.Before
Hon. Judge Price.-James Morgan, indicted to-
forcble entry and assaulting John Hartzel, hotel
keeper on the Hookstown road, with intent to kill
was baed in the sum of S2,5OO for his appearance
at the Circuit Court for Hartford county, in Octo-
Der next. Messrs. Frederick Turner and George
Stein, butchers of the city, becoming his security.
There are both freeholders in this county, where
the offence was committed.
The civil docket resumed and Judgment
on writ of repevin obtained in the case Of Charles
NJ Stlett Us. Austin Thompson on piano-forte val
ued at 5000.
A, jury sworn in the case of Thomas D.
Cockey of j. US. Rachel Harding. An action
brought to recover certain real estate. Not con-
cluded.
The above case will be resumed tomorrow.
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH
Through uLTAM FISHER Son, Stock and B ill Broke
INC New York YriJnne, of TODAY. Saws !:


The general features of the money market continue un
changed The complaint in the discount houses is of
short supply of desirable paper and rates have enden
CIV to greater ease Gitedged acceptances with 60 day
and under go freely at 6d6H per Two
paper due this side of March, is passed at per cent
The foreign bill market is frmer leading drawer hav-
ing put his sterling rate up to 1903 Bankers generally
ask 1iO4, but sold Saturday and perhaps to-day at
1oH The supply of outside bills is very light Francs
The shipment of gold Saturday by the Ocean Queen
and Kangaroo promises to be large, and will be in
creased by the advance in rates of exchange Bars
in good demand The business of the Clearing House to-
day was S23,7l3,306.
The following is a comparative statement of the cond
ton of the Banks of the City of New York:
siiS fR' 866a52 Sis isR: 4so Inc
Srcniation s@44SSS s5isGdS Dee Dec SsiIs
Net Deposits. 73,1473 399 726S6,S95 Inc. 51O5O4
The Bank statement cannot be considered as a favora-
BILE one inasmuch upon reduced line OF specie the
Banks show largely increased line of loans The weeks
figures confirm what have before indicated, that
bank managers disposed to commence expan-
sion encouraged by the temporary falling off in the
specie shipments The reaction from the lowest point of
contraction is already about two millions OF the in
this week about one half is in the Bank of Com
merce The specie line stands little lower than for the
previous week. but satisfactory under the circumsan
ces The deposits show fair increase the natural
sequence of the expanded loans.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company has declared semiannual dividend of three
per cent, payable October l. and leaving surplus for
the year of OOO-over two per cent of the capital
after deductng all expenses and appropriation the sink
ing fund The increase of receipts for the month of Au
gust 10000 and the gain thus far in Sepem Der
tinues fully up to that rate.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser of late date says
"Messrs. Terry Erickson, of Rochester. sold to
Massachusetts manufacturing company go 0OO pounds
New York State fleece wool, and to firm in Boston 90
000 pounds of pulled wool The these are
private but the two transactions nearly $3.50
900 The negotiations were conducted by telegraph
The Persia brings accounts of somewhat improved
feeling in American Securities. The most marked ad
is in Illinois Central shares which discount
had improved to 3Sd37 discount The Circular of Mr.
Satterthwait says:
The market for American Securities has improved in
tone since our last There has been disposition
buy New York Central and Illinois Central Shares and
Bonds Also the lst 3D. and Sd Mortgage Bonds of the
Erie Railroad.
at 92H sellers decline making any concession from this
figure.
Consols close 95 " to s. for Money and Account
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CINCINNATI MARKET sentemhor y -E,o

CINCINNATI MARKET, September I7-Flour-The
market has not changed essentallyfany there
hrmness The sales comprise 500 bbs., chiefly extra
brands, at 81 5OG455 for superfne, and S47595 for
extra l1Sl bbs were received during the last twenty
four hours
Whiskey-A good demand and firm market; sales of
SoO Dds at 233 d23$c, the latter rate for wagon
frovlsions-Fhere was good demand for Mess Pork
to-day and city brands would sell S14 such are
generally held at $4 25 Country brands can be bought
at Sl4 at which rate 200 bbls sold and so do City at
Sl425. Nothing done in Bacon; $4,000 h. Bulk Shoul-
ders sold at 6Hc; Sides held at S6c No sales of
Lard; it is held at 10AG11c.
olL-An active demand for Linseed, with sales Of so
Dds at 56c and 100 do at 57c indicating easier rates
Groceries-Sugar steady, with sales of so hhds at
@I@c Molasses steady 100 bbls. sold at 361c Coffee
unchanged.
Wheat.-The market continues firm, with a good de-
mand at full prices sales of 1500 bushels prime White
at S1l0; $50 do good do. at $107 800 do. do do.
81 05 500 do. fair Red at 90 cts. $50 do good do 95
cts 500 do prime do at ST. 800 do Hill at ST. 500
damaged at 20 cts.
Corn-There is improved demand partly specua-
tive for this article and buyers are now Offering 70 cts
for fair mixed without leading any transactions-
Holders are asking 72(173 cts
Barley.-The market remains firm for prime Fall and
prices are well sustained sale Of GOO bushels prime
Fall at rs cts.
Rye-The demand is fair, and prices steady, at 73G1
"A cts.
Oats.-The market is dull at Sc cts.
Cheese.-fhe demand con- tnues brisk, and prices ar
sitter and shade BETTER sales of 200 boxes prime Wes-
tern Reserve, at 81 cts. .
Shipstufs-A sale of 10 tons Shipstu at $40 per ton
and 10 tons Bran at S14 per ton
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POLJCE yNTELLIGENnss

John W. Thomas was arrested yesterday by Off
Ger Seymour, on the charge of attempting to
ted for court by Justice Logan.
A Mrs. Lawson arrested yesterday by officer
Davis, on the charge of permitting nuisance to
remain on her premises. fine of 81 was imposed
by Justice Showacre.
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The Arabia Mt HaIifax

SACKvILLE, Sept. 20.-The royal mail steamship
Arabia, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool, on Saturday
the 10 inst, is understood to have been sgnalled
off Halifax at o'clock this afternoon, but the Nova
Scotia telegraph line having closed without for
to await the arrival of the horse-express with the
news, which will be due at this place at an early
hour tomorrow morning
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The young Lady Swindler Sentenced to the
PenkTenfinrxy

PHILADELpHIA, Sept. 2O.-Hiram p Leslie. the
notorious music teacher swindler was tried to-day
for the larceny of the wearing apparel of one Of
his victims, and convicted. The Judge, in passing
sentence upon him, said he regretted that he was
only amenable upon this one charge, and concluded
by giving him "three years hard labor in the
Penitentiary, the extreme penalty of the law.
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ImDOrtaMf Decision

PITTsBURG, Sept. 20.-Judge McCandess, of the
United States Court, delivered opinion to day in
an important railroad bond case of Oelrichs & Co.,
European bankers the City of Pittsburg, decid-
ing against the city, and directing the Marshal to
proceed with the sale of the stocks held by the city
in the gas works, -
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Arrival of the Overland California Mail

Reported Massacre of q. :. Troops.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-The overland mail of the
10th, has arrived from California. Business was
more active at San Francisco. but mainly specula-
tive.
1t was reported from Oregon that Capt Walters
command of one hundred and fifty men had been
massacred by the Snake Indians at Warm Springs
The report was credited at Fort Dallas The dates
from San Juan are to the Goth. Affairs there
were unchanged. The American troops were still
in possession and their number had been increased
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The Injunction against the American Tele

BosroN, Sept. 2O.-In the injunction case of the
European news monopolists (va the Nova Scotian
Telegraph Lne) against the American Telegraph
Company, praying in substance that the latter
may be compelled 20 forward the spectators re-
ports of the European news in advance of the news
of the Associated Press the Judge this morning re-
fused to grant the motion, but permitted the specu-
lators to proceed, if they pleased, as in ordinary
cases of bills in equity
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

ST. JAGo DE CUBA-Brig Araule
~ hhds sugar, l6 tres do II hhds moasses Kirk
land, Chase & Co.
CHINcHA ISLAND-.Ship Archer
,095 tons guano, Barril & Muir.
KINGSTON, JAMAIcA-Brig Echo
2l2 tons logwood, 21S hides, bdle calfskns bbls
coffee, 6 do. mdse., De Cordova Hendricks & Co.
GRAND TURK, T. I.-Br. brig Roseloay Belle
so tons guano, lot of old metals &C. J. B. Cole
WINDSOR, N S.-Br. brig Peerless.
$50 tons plaster, Kirkland Chase 4 Co.
WINDSOR, N. S.-Br BRIG Firm
$50 tons plaster, Spence & Reid
WEST COAST OF AFRICA-Schr EXCHANGE
liz bags ginger 9S do peanuts 53 casks palm oil 10
bbs. do, $40 pieces camwood, ivories R. H. Atwell
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quite number Of common quality were offered and sold
at comparatively low rates
The arrivals of Cows and Calves COMPRISE about 100
head selling from $40 to $40 each according to GuaIi
ty, the latter for Mich Cows
hogs the receipts and sales at Imhos Union Drove
ard were 1850 head selling from 81 to ssk the 100
lbs. net, the latter for fat hogs.
ofSheep the following sales made at the Avenue
Yard, prices ruling about the same as last week
1900 by Hesser Pearse, at...... 7CdSc per Ib
1860 DIETRICH Martin ............ Ease
100 Myers & Barnholt. t............ 7G1Sc
S46 C. Gruhe 7SISc
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, Sept. 19-In Flour
there very little today there is no change
In prices but the demand is mostly to supply the home
trade, at from S5 S5 50650 per bb for superhne ex-
ira and fancy brands in quality standard shipping
brands are offered at lowest figures but there Is little
gr no inquiry for export, and the market continues very
aoli Rye Flour is and quoted at $3.f5lg4 per
barrel the latter for the better brands, with light re
Lips ana sales Corn Meal is steady and sale OF 200
JUS rsnnsylvania Meal is reported at So so per bbl
neat there is moderate business only to note
snu puyers and sellers apart in their views The
saies hsaue about 1000 bushels prime southern reds
at llSc aoat and in the cars white ranges at from I2
10 9oc with small sales Rye is wanted and 5o0bush
old fenna Drought Soc Corn continues scarce there
Is none ahoa to-day, and sales a0OO bushels good Penna
yellow at Soc, in storei the demand is fair Oats are in
steady request, with further sales of zoo husbes
ern, part aoat, at 56c. of Barley Malt SALE ~ sno
bushels fair quality reported at 70c and 200
prime at 90c. .sr
In Groceries there is more activity better feeling
to notice in the market 900 bags Rio Coffee have bee5
sold at from 10A to l2c for common TO prime and 500
hhds Cuba Sugar to the trade and for refining at Ga
one all on the usual credit
The demand for Provisions is limited and the only
sale hear Of casks Bacon Sides at 1Q4c per ID
The market for Pork is firm
In SEEDS tnere Is very little doing and change to
note in Glover or Timothy seed.
Whiskey IS about stationary with further sales of
Drudge at 29Hc.i Pennsylvania bbls &c; Ohio do
Hk92sc.; and hhds which rather scarce, at 26H9
26xc. D -
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET Sent l9-The
receipts Beef Cattle at the different Yards were very
large again this week and the generally was duI
and rather lower the sales reaching 2250 head
Good cattle brought fair prices, but at the Avenue Yard
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Shipping gntelllqenee.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, September :

ARRIVED
Steamer Locust Point, French, hours from New York
mdse. to Saml T. PearCe.
Brig Argyle, Warren, from St Jago de Cuba, rd ins-to
W. Appegarth Son: sugar and molasseS Kirkland,
Chase Co. Towed up by steamtug HaSwell Left barks
Overman Stirling frC New York dsc4 Mary A. Kendall
Shanins, FIN Savannah do Also reports Inagua Sept
7th bark VIM Jane, --, -, for New Orleans in days.
Brig Peerless, (Br) Skaling, from Windsor S-paster
toKirkland Chase Co. Towel up by the steamtug ii
gress.
Brig Firm, (Br) Wiley, from Windsor N s-plaster to
Spence 4 Reid. " ~
Rogers
Brig Isadora Baker, from Provdence-baast to master
Brig Echo Heede, from Kingston, Jam inst-tO Stir
ling Ahrens logwood and hides Decordora Hendricks
Co. Left Schr Lizzie Russell Todd, hence 27th uIt
dscg.
Schr VIM Kennedy, Chrsty, from Troy n Y-mdse to
W. Rhoads & Son.
Schr Champe, Robinson from Wilmington, De.-mdsct to
W. RhoadS 4 Son
Schr Luther Child, Kelley, from Boson-assorted cargo
TO EIeslen Il Rogers.
Schr Ocean Bird Gibbs, FIN Providence-mdse to s Phil
lips < Co
Schr Florida Tall, from Wilmington, n C-lumbar and
naval stores to Dunnocl & Weatherly
Schr Hugh Chisham, Taylor, from North Caroina-ship
giles to McDouga & Clarke
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Loss OF THE U. S. STEAME FULToN.-A telegram
from New Orleans has already announced the loss
of this vessel, which went ashore, during the gale
of the 10th, on Santa Rosa Island, near Pensacola
The Fulton was a side-wheel steamer, of the third
class, of 69S tons measurement, and carrying five
guns. She was built at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
in 1887 and is therefore twenty-five years old She
was the first steamer built at that Navy Yard, and
no effort was spared to make her, in every respect
a superior vessel. In her hull she was said to be
of the best and strongest vessels ever built
| the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and superior to many
which have been constructed since. She was also
a fast sailing steamer, and was considered one OF
the most servceable vessels of her class in the Home
Squadron. Her officers were:
Lieutenant tCommanding-John j. Almy.
Lieutenants-M X. Warrington, j. b. Stewart,
Robert SeldeD, and r. P Chapman.
Purser-Robert II. Clark.
Assistants t-Surgeon-Edwin R. DENLY.
Acting Master-M. G. Campbell.
Engineers--First Assistant Harmon Newell
Third Assistants, R. W. McClery, William Roberts
w. p. Burrow, J. B. Houston.
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shontinr arap nf Ne,v orlenns

New ORLEANS, Sept, 2O.-A shooting affray oc-
Cured here last night between DR.. Robert NJ
Graham and Ernest Toledann. The former was
killed The affair had its origin in political diff
Guilty.
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The Steamer Nova scotian not Arrived
FATHER POINT, Sept. 20-9 o'clock. k.-There are as
yet no tidings Of the steamer Nova Scotian from
Liverpool for Quebec with dates to the 9th.
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AHH.VEHENTC

HOLIDAY STREET THEATEE-To-night Mr.. and
Mrs. Florence win appear in Shaudy Maguire, and
Le2s0nS for Husbands, Notwithstanding the incle-
ment weather the Theatre was well filled last night.