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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
TILE JOB DEPARTMENT
NEW TYPE

~ - w u 4 FEo
and the largest stock of PAPER and CARDS ever
brought to this section has inst been added Oar
JOB Press viii print from l,590 to 1900 shcct per
hour, and maz4s nifor.n and beautiful impression
a thousand Cards thousand Hand Bills can be
printed and delivered IN from to two hours after
the order is given and viii guarantee in all
the prices shah be from 10 to % per less than
parties in this section of the State.
WE PRINT
Busirsess and Professional Cards at $ 20 to
So 90 per misunderstanding to SIZE.
WE PRINT
EEand-BiiEs at 50 90 to $40 90 Il thousand-accor-
WE PRINT
BiII-HcaGs, Lnbc!x,
Circulars, Bills Of E-adinG
Bank Checks, Wedding and Visiting Cards,
Catalogues. Legal BLANKS.
and III fact every description of work fo. less il
can be done elsewhere.
We will furnish Sheriff. s. ConstabI1s Clerk : AID
all other legal Blanks at 80 cents per gUre when s
more quires of kind ordered, or for less
quantity, over che qure - cents per quire. None
but the best paper used in all cases. These, be Ii
remembered cash prices, when the bill Is not
paid when the work is removed from the Office more
will be charged
We have incurred very heavy expenditures in
fitting up first ciass job Office that our people
might have their printing all done here at their own
doors, and all we ask is trial and will guarantee
satisfa cton to character of work and prices.
We keen one and sometimes two good wOrkmen
in our Job Department, and stock of Inks
Papers, Cards. BrOnzes, &c, &c, will enable to
get up anything that the man of business posi-
bly, want. Send in your orders.
il. PENNINGTON,
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NEWBERN PRICES CURRENT.

% 1t should be understood that oar quotations
generally represent the wholesale price In filling up
small orders, higher rates have to be paid
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AFTERNOON.

EXtemporaneons Speaking,
Charles Carroll Pool, Elizabeth City
Industry and Civilization,
George Lovick Wilson, Newbern.
Influence of Speculative Minds,
William Augustus Wooster Wilmington.
The report of the Board of Examiners was sub
rnitted and read by Judge Battle
The Annual report was then read by the Presi,
dent of the Faculty, from which it appeared the
first distinction was awarded to Messrs Junius
Battle. Chapel Hill; George Bryan, Raleigh
Elizabeth City; Iowa Register, Raleigh; Hugh
Strong, S c.; George i Wilson, Newbern; /; Will
liam Wooster, Wilmington.
The Second distinction was awarded to Messrs
Lewis Bond, Tenn w M Brooks, Chatham
county; T W Cooper, BERTHE; VIM J Headen
Chatham county; James Kelly Moore county
VIM j King. Louisburg; E ID Scales, Rocking
ham county; Samuel Wier, Greensboro.
The Third distinction was awarded to Messrs
W w Baird, Person county; w ii borden, Colds
county; J D Fain, Granville county James A
Fogle, Ga; James A Graham, Hillsboro i }
Harden, Tenn; Eugene s Martin, Wilmington
Tins Rail. La 7 L Smith, Tenn: John IL IhofP
Nash county.
A diploma then was given to each member OF
the Glass, by the President, and with each dlPlo
ma handsome volume of the Holy Scriptures
by the Trustees. The names of the graduates are
as follows:
GRADUATING CLASS.
Robertus Benton Adams,
Sydenham Benow Alexander.
LauYentius Mel Anderson,
Georg;us Washington A Kew
Guielnus Wetmore Baird
Algernon Sidney Barbee.
Alexander Barrett.
Junius Cullen Battle,
Ludovicus Bond,
Gulielmus Henrcus Borden,
Joannes Routh Bowie.
Sterling Hill BricKell.
Guielmus Mart1nus Brooks,
Carolus Bruce
Georgus Pettigrew Bryan,
Ricardus Austin Bullock,
Pierce Mason Butler,
Alexander Troy Cole,
Daniel RAYMOND Coleman,
Robertus English Cooper,
Thomas Watson Cooper,
Samuel Venable Daniel,
Samrel Clingman Davis,
Thomas Whitnell Davis,
Edyinus Lucius Drake,
Joannes Daniel ram,
Horratius Ferrand.
Jacobus Andreas Fogle,
Woodson Lea Garrett,
Carolus Edvardus Gray,
Jocobus Augustus Graham,
Carelus Halgh,
Edyardus Josepbus Hale,
Edvardus Jones Hardin,
GuIielmus Josephus Headen,
Gulielmus Wilds Henery.
sa nuel Armstrong Hightower,
Thomas Holiday.
Robertus Bruce Brevard Houston,
Henricus Franciscus Jones,
Gualterus Jeffreys Jenes,
Jacobus Kelly,
Joannes Bethune Kelly,
Gulielmus Joannes King,
Jarvis Buxton Lutterioh.
Engenfus Stewart Martin,
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CTORE TO RENT-A GOOD STAND.l
- shall vacate the Store next door to TO the PRO
GRESS OFFICE by the 1st of August if not before,
and would like TO rent the from then till the lst
of February 1861. For general business there is
no stand in Newbern more desirable. Apply to
June II J L PENNINGTON.
Il ats, Caps, Flats, &5c.-My stock of Hats,
IL Flats and Childrens Fancy Hats, Is large and
complete and will be sold cheap for Cash. Call and
get supplied at HARRIsON'S.
June II
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WILL LEAVES. D. Pool, Esq, having de-
termined to leave Beaufort offers his academy
building, schoo-room furniture, &c. for sale
Due notice he says will be given concerning the
continuance or discontinuance of the Journaj.-
Though we sometimes break lance with friend
Pool, he is pleasant neighbor and we hope lie
won't 90 far away.
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TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 70. 1860
Cam1taiyne PaDep,

While at Court calf and subscribe to the Weekly
Progress. Only 81 50a year It is published for
the great public but will for both parties,
it gives reliable concerning both. 1t is the pa
per for the masses. It serves party but labors
for the public good
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FOR THE SENATE.-W orth, christened iona
than the immortal chairman of Railroad inves-
tigation committee, has been again nominated for
the Senate. Jonathan, sirnamed Worth, is a
great man-in Randolph.
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NEW YORK. June S-Flour dull: Snr,.herg
So 75la Sc 20. Wheat dali : southern White :
560Sl DO Corn buoyant and scarce Mixed I !.
06o- Pork quiet Whisky active at 2l5. T. =
Cotton quiet: sales Of 500 bales Fiet.r aeov,
Southern s. 75G9 S6 Is. Wheat heavy Coz.
huoyant choi White 20. Mess Pork SI7 So
SIS l2: Prime SI2 503Si3 40 Sugar -cti-~
and advanced !. Turpentine steady at IS ssa-
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GREAT DOUGLAS MEETING IN
PTTTSRIJRG.

PrTTsBURG. Pa, June Gan immense Dem
ocratic mass meeting was held in this City last
evening, at which resolutions were adopted
unanimously in favor of Senaror Douglas. and
denunciatory of Senator Bigier and other Dem
ocrats of like stripe.
During the evening Governor Todd. of Ohio,
gave an account of the proceedings at the Char
lesion Convention, and Gen. Stokes. of West
rnofeiat1d. made precious onslaught upon Presi
dent Buchanan, disdaining to accept of Bigler
an antagonist. ~,
Col M. Cook, of Ohio and Messrs Gibson
and Linn, of this State, severally spoke IN slml,
lar strain. The enthusiasm of the masses. and
the applause manifested at the repetition of the
name of Douglas, was at times overpo"ering.
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ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-Ata an informa
caucus of Democratic Senators it has been deter
mined to push forward action upon the approprla-
ton bills with the view of concurring in the reso-
done the tariff Mast be laid on the shelf for the
present session. It is said that the Republican
majority in the House, in the spirit of party
veDge. are determined TO prevent any legislation
looking to the temporary relief of the treasury,
by authorising the issue of Tresury notes.
Charleston Ere Ncrs,
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BALTIMORE. June S.-FlUur steady: low
ard st. 50 %. Wheat steady: White 81 49,. s.
% Red 81 3CaSl 36. Corn dull White =:
20: Yellow IUa72 Provisions unchanged
Pork Qniet. Whisky stcadr at2Ic
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= E0EsN y. WA&HsNGTON.

a Oh1-N ~. ~t tN%HfNssEON-
4S ATTORNEY ! LAW
Olics North SIDE of B,uad Street few ,.,.,rs I.7
OF the tcglt houSe, NEWEEkN. y 1.
iIn o. iSi- dS WY
sF+SS. For ShPTiG.-A &. LATHAM returns
eS his thanks to the citizens of Craven ..,,I
ty for their pas support and ofFrs himself acaE s
Candidate for the SheriiT4lty OF SAID county
April "A david \. e. LAIFiAN:.
49, rs. W-InsIow experienced. S.-r4c
FIy and Female Physician has a SootA Ai,..r
Syrup FOR children teething which great'y facil: a,s
the process OF eetiiing by softening the gums re,g
cling all iNiammaton-will ahv All pam and Is ~.
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers i.
viii give rest to yourselves and relief aud health +,
your infants. Perfectly safe in oil eases See adv-l-
tlseAncht IN another column. d& WY
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
iRRITAL or THE AFRICA.

GnribaLdi still Outside Of Palerm0-1he Insurgent
Armu of ~, 900 Men Surrounding The CHy-N1-
pies Preparing for an Attach &C., Sc
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DISCHARGE OF POLICE.

We learned with regret that the Police
Of this city was this week discharged.
The more is it to b. regretted as since
their discharge, uninterrupted cntrages
haveheen committed against Our city laws.
Dragons hare been seen riding up and
down che sidewalks Of broadway in most
ungallant style, at the risk of the lives ot
rambling babies Or careless promenaders.
The Mayor and City Council, who have
the regulation Of these matters, no doubt
know their own policy best; but We miss
from our sidewalks two Of the most Ell
eient policemen that have appeared on
cur streets, aud cannot anticipate substi-
tates who will do better. =. /. I.
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.I.aral Nems..

ARRIyAL-Capt. b: II, Young,S freight
train, consisting Of l6 wagons, arrived in
this city yesterday. The cattle looked
exceedingly well.--Capt John TaylorS
Iowa company are expected to arrive to.
morrow or Monday. .. Z: :. ~ =:
4 RETURN or TRoors.- Company B. Of
the End Dragons, commanded by Lieut.
Hight passed through this city on We'd
nesday morning last, on their way TO
camp Floyd from Fort Neuf. They
report iquiet among the Indians north.
ihe remainder Of Col. Howe's command
are expected to pass through this city in
about ten days sy9.,In:EDe,.. Ia
eAp AccEDENr.-@We are sorry to have
70 record the death by drowning OF Don,
son Of DEiiEzekicl Lee Of Big Cotton
y, WOOD Z. This occurred on the Tth inst :. The
a y. fellow was only fourteen months old.
4 appear tina. his mother went from the
mouse for . short time, and. the child, it is
imposed, followed her, but having TO go
eyer Ses I. z narrow bridge, across an acequia,
=. no ieii 10, and before he was discovered
the z vital spark had iled. :. -.
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HE PoNI ExPEEss - We make the follow
ms Sttact from Che iettcraf atiistinsuishs,l
atlnt officer in Utah. relative Is the recent
.esnacing attitlde u The Indians toWafd tle
roly Exlresss q {a,ss Il \
Ok nc Aiur1npn einplnyeesef ellis C0miany
lkuny E4prcssl TOWARD Carson Valley no ar,i
lsptsaehted ID he numerous. ars not trre 5ron,
spsplclmi III melting tile Indians Il, M mace
ile stations md RIM 10 animals: lie latter "a
~ u,emscltts The amount due them from
chctpenhing, the latem contractor
character q the reported oHtraces. and
ies Indians, OF pretended Indians, rcprts
ted y be riigaged in ltctis render peobabls
oitgitntl superstition that sdiie mn az Ill
(. 70 Bottom q them altogether. The Express
llc M fiufa the Mtst d lev days since iii the
y frptn arson Valley. fer the FIRST time IN
gtyetal wrekst Tbs California mail also came
the same way. They report the Indians
tonblesoIT,ei bnt athfnS ieiiuite, 81. Z.
The anthor y this above is a most eonslim.
nate liar, and d eontcmptil,le dastardl,. pol
tsoon. Respectfully ....
a f.3. 5ss l u 4s5 ~ +. b II M s $
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PROBATE COURT.
EERrElBER TERN.

Hon, Elias Smith presiding. . s4= b. 4
On Monday, Sept 10, the court was
proclaimed open By The sheriff. .:-
On motion of A Miner, ESQ, prosecu-
ting attorney for: G. S, j. County, the
names Of the foifoNfng persons, who had
previously given bail for their appearance
at the present term Of the court to an.
swer eertain charges, Wsre called viz,
Henry Il. Gibson, Jason Luce, Lot Hun
tingtoit, isaac Nei5aur, Kenneth Mclsae
and John NJ. Luce All present. .:. : I.
The Judge said that all OF their bonds
would require their appearance in court
from day to day until legally discharged
by the court, except those Of John NJ.
Luce, OF whom the. court required new
bends in the penal sum of $500 for his
appearance from. day 10 day until other,
wise ordered, wherenpou the said j. II.
Luce executed the required bonds, with
Patriek Lynch aud Stephen luce as
suretips.. . +. ..,3=
The case Of Ruth Wilkinson vs.. Charles
Wilkinson, 10 divorce, which had been
laid over at the June term, was called up.
The parties failing to appear, the court
ordered the case dismissed. .......:. 1T: III
The grand jury came into court and
presented true bills Of indictment against
James Banks, a negro, for larceny, and
Henry b. Gibson for aiding in the escape
prisoners, after which the jury retired,
and the court adjourned till tomorrow at
10 q, m r.. ...E =.
4: :. p, ~ Tuesday, Sept, ILL.,, l0am.
Court met as eradjournmcnt, r.:
The grand jury came INTO court and
presented . bin of indictment against
Richard r. Petit, endorsed ignored y
They also presented true bills of indiet-
nisnt against the following persons, to
wit: Simon Baker, for assault; Henry
Rich, for larceny; Jason Luce, for as
.sauft. with intent to kill; Lot Hunting
ton and Isaac Neibaur, for riot. After
which the court ordered writ to issue
for the arrest Of Simon Baker, returhAble
forthwith: the other parties were already
in custody -: - +. -.
Court, adjourned till tomorrow at
3 a.m...s liz ..z- ~ -. ,sss"t. -. .s..@.
ii. .s.1e-.s-iif Wednesday, Q Am. -.
!: A Yenire that had been issued for q
trayerse jury, was returned. =. 81. e..
The prisoner, James Banks was ar-
raigned and plead 'fnot guilty." and
thereupon the court proceeded to impan-
mel jury to try the case - ..
Frank Pope, Jeter Clinton Albert
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CONTRACTS ron GRAIN.
Dep1,y Qnalt tnAasteT GeLJis, q

DePu'y QnMt JrnasteT GeL1is, Once.
CAHs fLoTD, y. IT, ooh August, 1860.
GEALED proposals. viii Be- received At this
~ office, addressed 10 tire H56ersigntd, until
Monday The Isl Of October next; ss Ten O'clock
for dsltyeryto the Uni cd States al this place.
in quaint les from time 10 tins ~ required, nm
the 30th Janc, 1861, THlRTY.FIFE THOU
SAND busltls u good, SQUAD. clean Oats,
Wheais Barley, Or Corn The Oats 10 weigh
thiTty-6ye. Wheat siStys BaIley forty. eight.
and earn fifty. six pounds 20 the hlsheL The
Pri.iitge Is reserved to the DATED States Of in
eressing the amount ono third, on thirty
days notice The whole Of the grain 10 be
subject 10 inspections on delivery. and 81 Tejsc-
lion II not eonformabIs TO contrast. - -.
Bidders " u please. stats Ihe Pnee per bashsI
for each kind Of grant and endorse on their lst-
tiers "'Froposai for grain" :: ! ..s.:. 49,
The proposals will be opened In the presence
OF the bidders, ~ they choose 10 BE- present.
r g. n CRQSSMAN, -
s3'tf. Dry Or. Mstr. Cent, u. s, A.
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yessets and PARTIES of hundred or more Joined
y Ilie nelst ganies IN enc part 81 the vessel.
Without " qelelcr people III other parts 81 the
w h moving anythirg ahuut II The vessel
500 at n. York IL was thought tI,nt WITH ts
Haven III Males '' 4
Ihs 6tsat Eastcrn sailed on The iGtli August
for iialilaS aud aiiltonl Haven.
Mayor Wood has dispatched his ptiynte a.,
.SretaTy 70 Quebec 10 confer with Losd LYONS
~ the Duke ~ Newcastle. with fcfcrance Il
~, Y public reception 81 The Prince of Wales Ii
New York 1 s3 '3 4 III :
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SUPPLEMENT- 3.
THE
M0U N Ia / N D Err.
THE
GREAT SALT LAKE CITY,
SATuRD4K \. SEPT. is, 1860,
VOLUME TWO.

We cannot At present state the precis,
time within few days when the Second
& Volume Of the MouSrAlsEER viii CON
mencc. Through the kindness OF oul
neighbor and friend, the editor Of til,
Ntlcs, we have SO far been enabled Ia
present our readers, BY way ofsupplement
with the record Of current events. So
shall We endeavor to continue till tho
commencement Of the next volume, which,
BY leave Of the elements, will be in the
LAT days 81 the present month, or the
arst days Of October.
In the mean time arrangements have
been made and teams sent back % hurry
!, on the outFit for next ycar'sissue. ii
will Be considerably enlarged in size; and
having, 1t considerable expense, made
arrangements for the latest telegraphic
news from the East weekly. we have no
hesitation in promising an interesting
summary Of news, II the editorial may not
bsso interesting as might be called for.
/ We win, however, do 70 the best Of our
poor ability. 4.
4 a list Of Agents, whose kind services
are solicited for the next pear, IS pub.
Iished this week. Some changes have
been made la the list. but all at the re,
quest Of parties. To all our former agents
We are much indebted for the energetic
aid they have rendered In the enlarge
msnt Of the subscription list; and solicit
the continuance Of their help and influence,
ri. For the information Of our agents in
regard to future subscriptions, We would
state that our terms will be similar to
those Of the last year. Although i must
be generally known that q considerable
amount Dc tbe ready cash IS required TO
pay for paper, ink. type, Nc, we are DC.
siroas to supply all who wish the Mous-
TaIsEEa; and shall only require agents to
caIIfor cash. where cash can be furnished.
Produce OF tho Territory Of all kinds
win be taken in payment At market
prices Those NE regulate BY the Tithipg
Office, which furnishes the only steady
and consistent price-cnrreut Of produce in
the territory The amount Of frsightage
viii Of course be deducted. Under these
conditions ii cannot but be expected that
payments should be made in advance.
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GRATIS
ersraaL r.avtlltss 4orsr goa sT 4. IN.

eENraAL TRAvELIlse kGrNr yoa sTAn rEE.
@ RITOhv.
gs. J,hn 3s Msijen
esNEhkL AGENTS ron cAcItE corN1y.
Seth ~. Blair aud Peter Muarhan.
GEsHRAL AcEEr Toa carKR nIvEa eoUSrT.
Judge william Csrtsr.
GrNEnsL Aersr roR THE csLiroNsi1 AND
sALF LAEE nkiK Rov1E ~ III
Howard Eeua.
wAsHINsToN counrr.
Santa Clare. Jacoh Ham6lin. Toon .,;I,..
Joshua TT WilTfs; viFeen CRY aud Grafton.
Siaias = Ishpseo; Warrington. ,. D. Mccall
laughs Harmony, VIM. \, Davis.
IEoN copNrY. # iii
Csd-r City. Riehsri Y. Morris; P.rowsp.
Jamss Levi. Psrasoonai, AIsrIss Easis, /; sun.
init cresk. Seth Johnson.
nEAsER covN1Y
Bey.r, p M Thomas; MiRerssilI., Ju... ii.
AIlrasD eorsrY. .
. Fillmore. Jao, Al Ray, Cedar Springs, Levi
Savage, iai,. u
SAN rErE sorarY. ( Il. ii 3S
Mtnii. Geo: Peacock; Fort Ephraim n F
rsterscn; Mon,,t Pleasant, VIM Morrison;
MoEcni, O. w. Bradley; Fonntata G fesn. d. w
1onnsoni Spring Town, G. q. Lnrsen.
/ .* IrAH coUNTy.
z z Nsphl, M p, ifanblston; Willow Geek, az.
crpAR coUxrx,
csmn Ftord md Fslffeh, Ries.rs. Wfalk.r
Bros Cedar Fort, J. Rodehlek n
s".= /. III VA uTAH COUNTY. ..; ID.
Goshen, Vim. Pfits; santaqain. WIN. NJ
Bride; Payson, +. w. Young. and Sabin. Beehe
q CO.; PoadtoNn, III. u. N. Jolley, Spsn;.h
EOfki A. K ThurSer; Spril RviIIe. Al johnson:
Ftevo, VIM; Miller and n, u. Ciuh; Pleasant
Gtoye, ". q Sterreft; American Fork, i, 81,
iiarIlnEtoa; Eehi David Evans; Alpine City.
!. w. Vance. s' !. ~
GEEtr SALT LAKE, ecysrY. j.3
!. Gattner's Mills. ~ 4 Ailegs Dfapersyilis.
David Jamts; Baion, ID $ GIemants; Mormen.
E Z. :. q Lis and q Boyes; Big Cottonwood,
Mill Greek, Wiliian Park; Tayiorsyile. $. Hem
mon; Sngar Honse Ward, G. StTinghanl: South
Cottonwood, A. CalI0on and Jos Haittnond.
Fort HsrFinnn, J. Stocking. II
TooELE rouN1Y. .!
Ioosl' CITY, I'll B. Kelsey; Gran,syil's. A. G.:
q sHAnstF cocsTv. ... 4. d,
i Rush Willy, Robert Millsr n u
,..*. pkFIs coUNTY.
BsaAtifui, " $. Mnirs CenteFviIle. william
ltsss+sl EA.ta.estea. t.st Smith md Jas. Leif.
head; kaysSIlte, G. layton, !. a = a &
A. wFBER COUNTY. a h r .ss: . :.5s.
Oder, c. W. West. North o dan. Tho..
Dumb Esst Weber. T. J. Osbogns; SostL We
Der, I'd. Cook, III E I 81 p
hox ELDER c5UkTr. 1 i. s%.=s 81.
Brigham CITY, s. Smith; North Wilowl
I'''sl. = Hawkins tpostpast.rl
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EXCITEMENT N I1EX q.

The New Orleans picasnas Fl yes further mar.
.tlealats in tcgayd 70 tie etcftement CROWN,
out Of the suspected Abolition conspiracy II =
The Nacusdoches Gllaaiele ~ the It'll inst
has the following items On The subject M
citizens q Cherokee county have organizetl Sor
theirsown protection Il. 5.Es; I. ,5
sNtrH cousrr HE mau who was shot In
thc attempt 10 sci lire u yler, has been found
MoRR INcEspIaRIsn. = Another .attenpt IN.
been made 70 fire buildings near Tyler. also is
4brcnham and At Gsvtgstown $.
y: Et1fs torNfr "A voting man who lad been
emplOred In store al Naxahntchis. was hung
icW days since for giving strychnine lto
slANvs 10 put IN wells 3 .s.i%f 's 5g,5 n II NJ
t;HERoKEE NArfos The Psris Pres speaks
q q Tulnur that i bloody fight had taken placr
IN the Nation; between Aboljtioiisls and pTol
slavery men, IN which one hundred and fifty
= Tue formsr were killed. and seven u the
Woop corxTr. On the Goth uit nm armed
COMMITTEES escorted tlle Notorious j. III Lemon
out II Wood county: inst before ti,is he sign
ed q document binding himself under penalty
Of Ills life not 10 return 10 Wood county: nor
publish or circulate Abolition ducImsIits III
the State sai .zsS :y!.S5< u
ParAcHkR Husd, Tile Fort Worth Chit. 81
the lst inst, says; A preacher By the name
81 Bailey was hung al Veal ) station last week,
tqF being mn active AbSlitionlst. a inqjofity
Of 100 men condemned him 81 s.sg NJ
Bi,ENHAM.--1 he BIenharl Ranger, n Tile 10th
inst, says 4 few days since several negroes
were arrested on Mill Creek. IN this county,
WHO Acknowledged to their having poison
given them by white men. faE tile purpose oil
poisoning their owners aud lainilies and that
the day Of election was the time fixed for 4
gensfal ihsurrection. They Rlso implicated
some negroes about town as being concerned
in tho murdefons plot. Z. OH