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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
A STRANGE DREAM.

The following is in the appendix
70 DR.. Binp's Anatomy of Sleep
II was communicated 20 the author
by Hon. Mr.. Talbot. father Of the
present Countess Of Shrewsbury,
and il given in his own words, and
over bis own signature
In the year Of 1853, my father,
Mathew Talbot, Of Castle Talbot,
county { Wexford, was much sur.
prised nj the recurrence Of dream
three several times during the same
night, which caused him to repeat
the whole circumstance 90 his lady
the next morning. Ue dreamed
that he bad arisen m usual, and do.
soended 10 bis library. the morning
being harry. lie then seated him.
self at his secretaire to write, when.
happening to look up long ave-
niue Of trees opposite the window,
he perceived man in blue jack
OF, mounted on n white horse, com
ing toward the house. Ny fatbe.
arose and opened the window tho
man advancing presented him with
roll Of papers, aud told him they
were invoices Of n vessel that had
been wrecked, and had driftod in
during the night on his son.in.law's
Lord Mount Morris) estate. hard
by, and signed BELL Il Stephenson"
Ny fathers attention was called TO
the dream only from by its frequent
recurrence but when no found
himself seated at his desk on the
misty morning, and bebeld the iden-
teal person whom he had seen in
his dream, ia the blue coat. riding
on n grey horse, he felt surprised,
and, opening the window, he await
ed the mans approach. lie imme.
diately rode up, and drawing from
his pocket packet Of papers, gave
them to my father, stating that they
were invoices belonging TO an
American vessel which bad been
wrecked and drifted upon bis lord
ships estate that there was no
person on board TO lay claim to tho
wreck, but that tho invoices we're
signed Stephenson q Bell" ] M.
sure You. my dear air, that the above
actually occurred, and Ia most faith.
fully given but IL is not moro CT.
traordinary than other examples Of
tho prophetic powers e the mind
or soul during sleep, which | have
frequently heard related.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
GREAT oorrLAeRArroN AT SEA.
Burning Of The steamship Connausht.
FULL pART1oULA RS 4.
pAseENaERs AND CREW RESCUED.

The steamship Connsueht, Captain
Leitcb, from Galway, Ireland, Wis ~,
Johns, for New York, sprung s-lesk on
Saturday, the 18th inst, and ON ths folldw-
Ing morning took hfe, when about one
hundred and forty miles from Boston light
and wss burned to She waters edge. About
noon on Saturday, the brig Minnie Hohsef-
fer, observing the Connaugh's signal ~
distress, bore dewn.to the burning steam
o., aud, through the utmost erertions 81
the captains aud crews Of the two vessels
succeeded IN reseuing the passengers and
crew Of the rapidly sinking and burning
Connsusht, 90 in number. The psssen-
gers and crew were landed at scitusts.
guhioined is the
report of cert. Ie'sch.
Capt. Leitch, Of the Connsught, reports
on the eth. at eight In the evening, when
100 miles east Of boston. sprung s-lesk in
the engine room succeeded in keeping II
below fires Till four on Sunday morning.
when II gained rapidly, estinguishing the
hres at $50 discovered smoke issuing
from the aft stack hole. and notwithstand-
ing the utmost esettions. the FIRE gained.
aud soon drove the cabin passengers on
the decks.
The water and FIRE both gaining. boats
we're got ready, heavy sea running. First
boat lowered was stove, sir others launch
ell were successfully filled with passengers.
About ~ o'clock The brig Minnie Hohssf-
fer saw our signal and bore down.
About seven In the evening commenced
embatking the passengers, The brig hsv
ing q hswser TO the steamers starbosrd
side. II was now very hot. A. 900, got
ell The passengers abroad the brig, and the
mails all ssved.
Capt. Leitch was the last 70 leave the
wreck.
Weather pleasant AFTER leaving 81. Johns,
on Wednesday, at . >. ~, until Saturday
when II blew very heavy from the South
west.
The last seen ofthe Conpsught she vas
mass of flames. She had any cabin pas
sengers, four hundred aud seventeen steer
age, and one hundred and thirty four Of
crew. All saved.
Passengers saved nothing except the
clothes in which they stood. Capt. Leitcb
and Mr.. Cox, passenger, landed at sctuste
this morning, aud arrived at Boston at II
o'clock.
II Ia supposed the are had been smould-
ing leng time from tho rapid progress
the Bomes made af,er being discovered.
Tho captain Ia unable TO account for the
leak which filed the vessel rapidly against
all the efforts Of the pumps.
The Connsught 10 valued a. 100000
aud 10 fully insured In England. She was
ofron, launched at Newcastle on Tyne,
April last, OF over 1000 tons burthsp and
had Ave wstor-ti tight compartments.
The brig Minnie schssner arrived here
at I O'Clock this afternoon. She 10 about
200 tons burthsn, and the standing room
on her was completely covered by the res
oued passengers.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

VALUE or On NEWSPAPERS Ono
thousand pounds sterling has re.
Gently been offered in London for
complete set of the Times newspa-
per for public library at Mel.
bourne, in Australia, but without
success. Tho fact is an instance Of
the rising Importance of the things
that, at the moment, seem only Of
trivial value, scarcely worth pre-
serving, but which to succeeding
generations afford the most authen.
tic sources of knowledge concern.
ing the form and pressure Of their
time. The British Museum now
collects and preserves every thing;
and the Bodleian Library, which
(after much deliberatiou, and in the
exercise o: ajudgment no doubt
considered sound Mt the timc) was
expressly debarred by its founder
from admitting the vain and trivial
light literature Of the date of its
formation, is now glad to purchase
the sixpenny aud shilling plays and
pamphlets of that day at prices from
ESQ to Gl50 each.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
UNDER WHAT KINet

IL 10 generaly agreed ny III ot
the great osloulators, Of chances.
that Mr.. Lincoln is 10 be- the NEXT
President Of the United States, and
Il IL . ~ subject Of enquiry for
such Of us. M have yet an INTEREST,"
to look about and see, If we can,
what IL to come Of II. The Difficult.
~ about the Federal Offices which
we anticipated some months ago,
is--we are happy 90 state, now
settled. II is generally understood
that such gentlemen az hold Office
under Federal authority shall hold
on, M long at least as they can. IL
will not be inconsistent with their
duty M democrats, aud citizens Of
the South. 20 do this yet IL would
be compromise Of their reserved
rights to accept under new appoint.
ments This lie logical--rsasonable
and satisfactory. To the election
Of Mr.. Lincoln we shall be mainly
indebted 20 some Of our greatest
Southern statesmen, WHO are ambi.
tious To- try their hands at a sepa.
rate government, bounded on the
North Ivy the line Of Messrs. Mason
and Dixon. II IL about "a good
time now an Il would DO at later
late. for these gentlemen 10 try
their hand at this thing, that they
may see--sfter experiment 10 made
what they shall gain by Il. The
question, How will II psyY" can.
not be answered until tho venture
IL made. IA much as the election
Of purely sectional candidate, In
TO be lamepted, we arc willing TO
ace u. IN order that treason may
muster its force and put forward
TIA leading Guy Fawkes. We do.
sire 20 see what South Carolina will
do, and have the names Of such of
her transcendcotally great states.
men IA would have her commit po-
liiical suicide. The exalted patriots
who were instrumental In getting
up the getting up tho Great South
arm Commercial Convention" and
keeping Il alive long enough, TO set
their train in motion, may now be-
hold their work. II we have fallen
upon evil times, II IL because our
own people have allowed them.
selves TO be led, by tho cankers Of
Of a long peace, designing and un.
primoiplcd trickstcrs, who whilst
roaring about reserved rights and
Southern rights, have been plotting
treason and forging chains for scr.
vitude.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
RIGHTS OF THE NEW YORK HOTEL

RIGHTS OF THE New YORK HOTEL
KEEPERs.-An important decision
has been made in the Superior Court
in New York touching the rights Of
hotel-keepers. A distinction is made
between boarders and transient guests,
hotel-keepers have no lien on the bag
gage of the former, though they have
on that of the latter.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
my The Chinese succeeded in RI

BAY The Chinese succeeded in rails
ing the steamer Cormorant, sunk in
the Peiho, and took out her engines.
The Emperor, when he heard that the
engines would not work, summoned
four watchmakers from Pekin. "You
understand machines" said he to the
trembling artisans. snake that bar
barian concern 60, or I'll cut your
heads off" Down they went, and
after mature elaboration. built fire
in the furnace, and had the supreme
delight Of seeing a dense smoke as
cend through the funnel. This being
considered an ample success, they re-
turned in honor, and wear their heads
still in the natural way.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

Discovery OF MINERALS IN New
hExico.--The discoveries lately made
in the neighborhood of Santa Fe show
the extent and variety Of the mineral
resources Of New Mexico:
There have been discovered, very
recently, leads Of malleabls iron in.
tsrmixed with gold, q vein Of pur,
copper ore, and near Santa Rita. con.
per in cubes, native alum, fossil bu.
cutie, amethyst, trilobites, the follow.
ing species of coral-cyathophyllum,
euomphalus, anularia, spirifer and
encriuitis, petri6ed vertebra of the
Saurian, that must have been City
feet long when alive. Specimens Of
wavelhte, a Devonshire mineral, have
also been found in the Socora noun
tains. The locality of the chalchihuitl
or turxueois, from which the Navajo
Indians make trinkets, has been like
wise discovered. The Indians value
m earring Of this precious stone, a.
equal to . mule.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
NJ Many years ago, q novel

NJ Many years ago, . novel Off.
Ger Was 90 pleased with the pluck Of
. barefootsd boy who rowed him
across from Staten Island to Bergen
during snow storm that no one else
dared encounter, that he got him .
situation on q vessel the boy was
Cornelius Vanderbilt, now worth thir-
teen millions of dollars.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
nm IF tho eon.ump,ion Of printinu

sA- IF the consumption Of printing
paper bo an evidence of the intelli.
gence Of a people, those Of the Unit.
cd States should be best informed 10
.hs world. In France, the yearly pro-
duction averages about four pounds
Of paper per head, in England, the
average Is four aud three quarter
pounds; aud in the United States, IL
is quite thirteen and hdif pounds per
head.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
SALE OF UNITED STATES ARMS.

DY ORDER Of Colonel n. X. Craig, Chief Of Or
ID dnance U. 8. Army, VIII Ds so'o =. pu ,n.s
OF November, Is6o, at 10 o'elsck A. NJ, the follow
ing arms, viz:
la Rifles, flint lock;
1885 Rifles altered TO percussion
TKsxs-CAsH, in gold on delivery.
FAVROT d LEBLANC,
octI0-2twtd Auetioneers.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
CONFECTIONARIEs.

TUsT DIRECT from the mar uiaotur.rs q large
d and choice assortment Of Confsctlsnaries.
200 Pounds Gum Drops, assorted Aayors;
600 Jelly Gum Drops assorted hsvors,
10 BoIes jujubs Paste, Rose, Lem Van, etc.
I" Iceland Moss Paste n
10 Boxes French Chocolate,
10 Boxes Cream Chocolate;
10 Boxes assorted Lozengers-for sale By
oeti6 X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

----l--,-t--A~--
DEATH or Ma. QuAiL-Ths
Tsusss Gasate, comes 10 US this
week, bearing The black marks Of
death about i,s columns, and snpoun'
cling The sudden demise Of Miller
Quail, i.s late editor. The deceased
was we'll known in this city, In his
connection With The annual sessions Of
,hs General Assembly lie was q
gentleman Of rare mental attachments
aud smissu, social qualities lie
was highly esteemed BY all who knew
him, aud had no enemy 10 himself,
greater, than himself.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

IMPORTANT SUBSTITUTE FOR INDIA
RuBpHR.-A new and very important
patent which is expected to revolu.
tionize the elastic rubber business, has
recently been brought out in New
York city, and Immediately seized
upon by some of the largest manu-
facturers, who were not slow to see
its immense advantages. 1t consists
Of, in the first place, a peculiar mode
OF preparing the skin Of any animal,
by which all fatty substances are ex-
PEELED, and merely the fibres of the
material preserved. In the leather
so prepared, is applied the second pro-
cess. that Of coating it with vulcanized
India rubber. Avery soft pliable and
durable material is thus obtained.
which may be cut, sewed, or stitched
in any way.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

by the Vanderbilt, which ar.
rived in the Por, Of New York last
week. we notice In the lie. Of passen.
gers, from England. J. Duncan Lin
con and lady and DR.. J. II. Perkins
and family Of this city.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

SoNHruiNa AMOUR CHAntss Houpus.-I
had seen thousands ofEgyptian nummis
and the catscombs Of Chioff, the holy city
Of Russts. where the bodies Of the saints
are laid In rows. In open cofIins, clothed In
their best apparel, and adorned with gold
and jewels shd In that extraordinary
burial plseel1 had seen, too, u range Of
small glsases In y dead stone wall, whore
Wild and desperate fanatics had made
their own tombs with their own handa,
building themselves In q upright positicn
against the walls, leavipgi . small hole
open In front by which 70 receive their
bread aud water and when they died the
small opening was closed with . piece Of
glass, and tho body Of the saint was thus
buried. have seen the cataoombs Of the
Capuohin Convent at Syracuse whore the
bodies Of monks are dried and laid In open
collins, or fixed in inches In the walls.
with their names labelled on their breasts;
and, In tho vault Of the Covent Of Palermo
had seen the bodies Of mobiles and ladies
the men arrange upright along tho walls,
dressed rs In lille, with canes In their hands
and swords by their sides and tho noble
ladies Of Palermo lying In state, their
withered bodies clothed In silks aud satins
and adorned with gold and jewel and I
remember one among them who, IL then
living, would have been but twenty, who
two years before had shono In the bright
constellation Of Sicylian beauty, and love
ly as light from Heaven. had hold tho
dance in the royal palace, saw her in tho
Same white dress which sho had worn NJ
tho ball, complete oven TO the white slip
pers, tho belt around her waist, and the
lewslied mockery Of a watch hanging at
her side, as IL she had not done with time
forever-her face was bare, tho skin dry,
black, aud shrieveiled like burnt paper,
the checks sunken, the rosy lips piece OF
discolored parchment, the teeth horribly
projecting, the nose gene, q wreath of ro'.
ses round her head, and a long treas Of hair
curling in each hollow eye.- Cores. Court
Journal.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
PLAYING CARDS.

DOUGHT for the trade, from the manufsetoriss,
ID 10 Gross Harris Club House Cards (all linen,)
Merry Andrews;
Eagles;
20 Steamboat Cards.
Having made all my purehase at the factories I
Am enabled 70 sell at New Orleans prices.
octl6-2w X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

Din You Kill THE WAsHEawo.
NAN IA man Of unblemisbed char.
soter was a candidate for a large
constituency. and the following
means wero used to get rid Of him.
Al a large public meeting an cleo.
tor got up and said:
81 demand the exercise Of my
right to AJAX that candidate n ques-
ton. Will he answer me by d..
rect yes or no, like an honest
man y
Undoubtedly | will"
A most incautious answer, as tho
reader will say.
well, thcp,' said tho elcctor, II
ask that gentleman who killed his
washerwomsn |"
What was the poor man To- say 7
What yes or no could answer the
question He hcsitated, he STAN.
mered-tho meeting was against
him; he was hustled out Of the room,
and to this day he labors under the
grave imputation in many peoples
minds of having feloniously accel-
Grated the death Of some unfortu-
nate and perhaps ill-used washer.
woman.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
LOST.

OS SATURDAY the 18th instant, a small dou-,
~ ble-cassd Gold Watch without Chain. The
finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at the Wharfboat, (oetSu.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
HOYs CLOTHING

LIVERY article appertaining TO Boys wear can
~ nov be found At my Clothing strs, the as
sortment Is very complete and all made ap 10 the.
best style. W. D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
RED WINES.

A CHOICE assortment Of the most del
n icate brands just received.
sepH s. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
BLACKINGi BLACKINGii

Oh GROSS Of the "southsrn oil Paste Black.
Or Ing" superior 20 any other In use. n. d.
Day Ia Agent for the sale Of the southern Black.
log and will sell II at New Orleans prices
oetl6 II. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
BUCKwUEATi BUCKwuEAT.

lust received. 70 packages, Bags and Boxes Of
81 Choice New Crop Buokwbest
oot2o JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
NEW ARRIVALS

u. ID. Days DRUG STORE.
DURE Medicines and Chemicals, I invite the
Il attention ofPbyseisns and Planters 70 IN.
genuine preparations am now rsosi ving-alI Of
which are purchased Of the most reliable hous.
In the United States. As all Of my attention IL
given 10 the Drpg business, Physieiapssnd Plan
tor can rely upon getting all medicines perfect
~ pure. II. d. DAT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

SPECIAL ITO r. y.
BEHArfRs Attention.. There will be a
regular meeting Of tho Sugar Bowl Dsba-
ting Society, this evening, at half past
O'Clock, at tho usual place Of meeting.
Punctual attendance requested. by order
Of the Society.
W. q. RANDOLPH, Sect'y.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
S,,v spy,.x and summer Goods.

NsW sPf1HR H"u
r WOULD respectfully inform my customers that
i have now In store my entire stock Of 5p ing
Goods, and soIicta call from all those In need'of
nv article In my line. W. ID. PHILLIPS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
NEW CI,OP nUCK WHEAT.

NEW CROP UUCK WHEAT.
New Crop buck wheat, New Crop Buckwhest,
Nev Crop Huek wheat, New Crop Buckwhest,
New Crop Buchwhest. New Crop nuck wheat,
New Crop Boot wheat New Crop buck wheat,
New Drop Buck wheat, New Crop Buck wheat /,
New Crop Hurk wheat, New Crop Buok wbsast
For q supply Of the above detachable land Of "a .
the very best msnufaotursd) call or send 10 the
Biore of JOSHUA BEAL,
ootiJ Corner Third and Convention ats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
LIME AND CEMENT.

1On BARRELS Choice Cape Lime; 30 Barrels
IOJ Rossdsis Csnent-just 20 hand and for
sale By JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
nREss GOODS.

r WILL receive abou, the first Of 0otoeer, all
/ the newest styles OF Ladies and Misses goods,
those In want OF anything 10 this iins may depend
"n nns w. d. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

On sunday evening, the iith inst.
FJEMfNg TYNEH aged 30 years.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
PURE KENTUCKY MUSTARD.

OK Dozen Hawkins d Thorntons' genuine
- Kentucky Mustard In " aud Y Cans. For
sale to the trade at New Orleans prices.
oeti6 X. ID: DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
PURE WINES AND BRANDEIs

q HALF Pipes pure Champagne Brandy;
81 1 Cask pure Port Wine;
u Doe. pure London Club House Gin;
Casks London Porter, genuine;
India Pale Als-for sale by
oetl62u r. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
SKIRTS AND cORsETs.

A LARGE lot Of Hoop Skirts At reduced prices,
II also lot ~ real French corssts. at the
HsptZi PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

Embroidered Handkerchief - Collars.
A HANDSOME supply Of these goods, Of the,
IA latest styles, Just received at the
septic PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
u E-OPENING
RUY YOUR MARBLE OF YOUR

NEIHHHDHH, HHNHUT BHUTT,
manufacturers Of Mausosums, Monuments
Iombs, IIsad-stonss and Nantes Of the finest
italian Marble. We are prepared 10 do work at
New York ana Philadelphia prices, and invite
the citizens u Baton Rouge, 10 examine spsei-
mems of our work at our Marble Yard, on Con.
ysstion street, near Joshua Bssi's Store, between
Lsfayetts and Third Streets. septz5-1wd6wiy
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16
HARPER,s MAGAZINE

OCT . u Err, 1900.
Just ressive6and for sale by
ssptz22w J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

Hay. Corn, Oats aad Hya..
E0n PACKAGES In store and for sale Al Gu,
VOO rsht prices JOSHUA BEAL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

Drugs and Chemicals.
A thEsii supply ~ Choice Drugs, and Pure
IA Chemicals, just received by
spfi2 ED. 4 WIN BoegL.
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laiIp Ga1tttr anoGSwlrt
pATos nose % :

rurspAYinanaaiiiliannioeT. 10, 1850
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-16

HANG OUT YOUR BANNER THE
Il cry il still they corue 5000 lbs Jelly
Gum Drops, from ny Maillafd New York,
and for sale at
v. HErDE A. CO.'S
APPS Drug Store
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-04
Tn. Aso,,,,or Pho, In Texas.

Aleier received at the Office OF the Austin STATE Gazette
ron Dallas details the particulars Of most diabolca
~ plot In Northern Texas
~iars briefly are, that the fires occurring In
orp r,,,. ot hc country on the sth inst aroused the
attention ,sh me n! R, Gu Mers house wis burned
susp,cou fastened on bis pekrees hey were arrested
and in the course Of the examination the particulars OF
the riot elected - -, -.
was determined by certain abolition preachers VINO
cre expeled from the country last year 10 dcvastae
With Are and assassination the whole ~ Northern Texas,
and when II was reduced TO helpless condition. gene
raj revolt Of the aided by the white men OF tpe
North in our midst, 10 come OF on the DAY OF eee
tion 10 August. -, ,..,-.,.
Inc arms and ammunition aud provisions known 70 DC
collected there The stores throughout the country con
tappr powder and lead we're 20 be burned, with tne
GRAIN and thus reduce this portion OF the country 70
bcipie-fnes~. When this was accomplished assistance
vas cxpected from the indians and abolltionss
bach county has q special superintendent, wntte man
and each laid OF into districts under the upervson Oh
white man who controls the actions o. e nestocs "a
mai dieirjct The negroes are not permitted 70 Know
what ls doing outside Of their immediate sphere o &C
lion MANY OF our most prominent citzens sfe 20 ue
assass mated when making their escape from the hsms
Of their burning homes. Arms nave oeen uscosssc
tc rossessop OF pegroce and the whole plot OF nsuf
rect'on revealed for general civil war al the august
| election. = -. "a ,bc
vxtfIs corotrv . deepiy excited Many whites are I'M
rcs,ed whose names are yet unknown 10 the plbiic
Piount and Mckinney, the abolition prescners se ~
pec,ed with large force, e. be here a. that ume Wy
as expcci uR the worst and know not what an hof ma
briur forh We maT have 20 cal q TIE lower coult.s
Tor asssta1ce--no enc car tel a. e coniusno, eNte
| mint c~a f'st 81