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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
NJ a HIN cry,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.
The Planters Patent" s,ess. Cord
Wood Cater.

The Planters Patent" stess. Cord
Wood Cater.
TiIIs INvEN1iOH for simplicity, duia ability an q
Il an economical labor saving Machine has no
equal.
HORSE SCRAPERg.
Cation Gins, tguistt's rsteni)-s so saw will
gin bales per d'y. first premium swsrded st
The Mississippi snd Louisiana State Fairs
pseiiisiina Engines, too simple 10 need des.
crip,ion, Poitsbe Circular Saw Mills. made In the
best ssnner. wiih Head Blocks setting eithet one
snd or both ends al onta.
Fire-Pfoof Safes. sises r. accommodate Plan
tiers. Jewellers, and Ouunting Rooms
stesm Engines, Stationary and Portable, suit .
BILE for Driv 'ag, Gins. Grit Mills, So min, etc.
i'tn Votton Ties, tKnovls Patent supersaedipg
all others of the kind known.
Any ofthe machines ran be seen In prseiieal
operation ~ The Ssa,hsfs Enterprise Machine
works. DbbAOhOlk, DRuzgRtY a co.
msfSf Baton Rouge. IL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
POST AUgERs.

An iNDisPEsABLr Labor saving Machine m,
IA Planters, 10 bore 2 and 9 Inch holes, for sale
at bARgBtER 4 5ANoUE'R
juns1T. Cor Lafayette q Fioriaa SITS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
THE f!ROssE TETE MILLS
CrrLEnYf CUTLEaYif

/ HAYS 'ow W. siye snd 10 arrive, . compiet .
i "ssorttnent ofPoek 81 and Table Gallery, ~
~ nost reliable makes, and great many new
styles, AMONG them the celebrated tndia n ubbe .
Table Knives. Gall snd examine them befDrs
purei ssinE elssu hsre-as u IL always = pleasure
~ show my stock. FRANK IIU0UgT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

lust received PER ship iiorison, T5 Coils grs..
y Rope, assorted, from Clothes Line 70 steam.
boats Gable al bAHgUtrR ~ bANOUE'a
oot2g. Hardware Establishment
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
Boprue mAcururs Auerrs Ao

VUsr RBCElvEDs few Boting Machines. with
81 three Steel Augers, Patent Anger tits, sssert.
ed sires, Post Augsrs y and 10 inches.
mayt1 LACQUER a LANOUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
.VcsU Shoe Store!
a. FL III UaU Il T.


A. FL II U6 U Z T.
LAUREL STREET. BATON ROUGE. Ia.
T'HE undersigned bcgs leave re-
L spectfully to call public atten-
ton to the fact tat he has openedY
in the new brick building of John -
Huguet, ESQ, on Laurel street. in the city
OF Eaton Rouge, a very extensive stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
As my entire attention will be devoted to
this line OF business, I shall keep COM
pleto assortment and great variety. q ENTS
SHOES and BOOTS, LADIES SHOES,
SLIPPERS and B00TEES; also Boys,
Missess, Children and Infants SHOES
together with all the varieties and sty les o
HATS AND CAPS.
am determined to keep every article In
my line Of business. so ms TO make the
LAUREL STREET STORE head quar-
tiers, for goods in my limo, and by unre-
hitting attention to business fair prices
and disposition to please the public, COM
mand hbereral share Of patronage.
~ Orders from the country and from
West Baton Rouge, will meet immediate
attention. A. II. BUGUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
pIsToI.sf PIsTOIsff

A COMPLETE ssottment Of Pistol. and Re
IA volvers. consisting Of Coira Old and New
Model Receivers and q new article ~ Colts I'm.
srsved Rsvolvsrs. also WI itnsy's Hsvolvsrs, Al
tens Self Cooking Pistols, Navy Hevoivsrs. and
the Smith wssson Seven Shooter, all at the
lowest prices. At
novqs PRANK uuauET's
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

LNZRA KELLY 4 SONS WATCH
II OH for Sewing Machines just recoi we'd
sud for sale by -
TUEO. GOLDMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
A GARD.
MICHAEL phESpERaAsT.
seiss for Ladies'.

Will teeeive by nest steamer from New York
Il something very new aud desirable In the wsy
o. Bsrrege Asg. ais Chsllstts and Pine Apple
suits, sll made ~ good material aud entirely new
styles. W. ID. PlllLLipR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DUNN a NERnoN,
III. HEARD,
Attorney at Law Il General Agent

ylrtLb PRACTICE his prrfrss'cn In The slst..
w aud Seventh Ju6ielsl Districts asd the
Supreme Court. lie will promptly attend 70 ell
euiec,ons. the entry. purchase snd sale ~ lands,
aud ali other business incident 70 his profession.
Satisfactory references given In all eases.
unlre pn At. Philip street, IN the House ~ Cart
ssariss. opposite the state house-pston houEe,
La. tjun2i-'be
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
NOTICE.

"A w PERSONS indebted 10 the undersigned,
n VII please come forvsFi aud settle the same
without delay. FREDERICK AHBvUR, sa
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
Union HOTEL.
NELL 4 wAsIIBURN,

NELL 4 wAsHBURN,
A GENTS for the Great southern 6Ue5au
"A Piano Forte Mandatory OF
VIM. Kushe a Co.. Baltimore, MALI W
warerooms (story puildins.) corner Camp and
Common Streets, New Orleans.
The Kuabe Pianos have never JAILED 20 tako
the arst Premium whenever and wherever they
hsvs been brought IN competition with Pisuos
ofali the best makers Of New York. Boston, Phiis.
aeiphis, and Baltimore, they have the full Iron
Frame, and are guaranteed for ave years with
the privilege ofexchsnse at any time within sir
months from the day OF sale, " they fail 10 give
entire satisfaction.
All orders addressed 10
NELL a wAsHBURN,
New Orleans, will receive prcmptsttert on.
chi l6md&v
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

OArs-2oo BAGsasavy st. Louis.
" msy9e 3. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
HTAYIE GOODS.

OUCH ne Brown and Bleached Cotton
- sheeting, Damask Table Linen, Tow II
and everything IN this line at reduced
prices &. M. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
DECENTRALIZATION

TUE UNbbRslGhtD.v osldr espectfsiiy inform
u bis friends and the public, that his stesm
Saw hils-The Baton Rouge Mills" ar. nov In
NIL blast, with gpod supply Of timber aud ready
70 MI any and ell ordrrs--ior C.sH.
THE CROSSE TETE MILLS
on Crosse Te,e ssy, srs also work. where riders
FOR lumber will be illed on the above terms
jupel. 1868 FREDERICK ARnUttR, 20.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

L,MBRoIDERiEs.-such a. Swiss Collars, and
IL Sets Of Swiss and Nslnsoek Muslin, at the
oweut city cash prices, at
juns25. TiiE PEOPLES STORE,
Cor. Lafayette and FLORIDA SITS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29
Southern Land Office.

/ HAVE customers In Missouri Kentucky
L Virginia and North Carolina, for i'm
proved and unimprovod Cotton Lands, nj
fair prices.
State Land entered for small Commits.
sion. City Property sold. rented, OF ex
changed by Jos. .CoLroS, Southern Land
Agent, and Real Estate Broker, No. 3
PikEs, Row. Office hours frem until
o'clock. jsul4.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

CEILING LIKE HOT CAKEs.-Profes.
- sor Lubushers Celebrated and murh admired
SPRING FLOWER POLKA, for sale by
maya Nd. d WA. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

Half Barrels Choice Extra Flour.
A SMALL lot Of Double Extra Flour In Hal
"A barrels, fresh from the MiIl-for sale by
nsyl JOSHUA BsAL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

MEN WHO HAVE RIsEN-A Book
vi for Boys-womep OF Worlh-s Book for
Uirs-for sails by
jene2-lm J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

silk aud Cashmere Hats.
II HAVE now IN store large assortment Of Hats
II ~ all kinds, and viii receive In Lsw day
something new and handsome In straw goods
apris W. u. PHlLiIpR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

TIVE CELEBRATED Kentucky, Eclipse, Dis
Il mond and Phonix patterns, and am conn
dent IL will be TO your advantage TO cali ana az
anime bsfore purchasing els~whsre.
may24. FRANK UU1UyT.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

SWISS MUSLfNS.
"EHAvE received n hne supply ofwhite
wv Swiss Muslins, and Jaconets, At the
PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE,
Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

CHECK BOOKsi CHECK BOOKsr-
~ with Checks on the Branch offhs Louisiana
state Bank at Baton Kougs-for ssIe BY
aprl0 J. MCCORMICK.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

LNL0UR FL0URii-75 Barrsls inst 10 hand
l. and for sale low, for the cash By
apr6 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-29

DgALps COURT og DEATH Rose Bonh.uy.
Il Horse Psis. for sale by
marll MCCORMICK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-23
News from Pikris PeaL

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, July 2I.-The Pixies Peak
Express Company coach reached here last even
ing with the following summary Of news:
DENVER CITY, July l5.-ThiS city was visited
yesterday by severe thunder storm. For one hour
the rain fell in perfect sheet, accompanied with
hail; the streets were flooded with water and
quite large amount Of goods stored in cellars
was damaged by the cellars being flooded 30
dense was the falling rain that persons could not
see across the streets. The Metropolitan billiard
saloon was struck by lightning. SCATTERING one
corner of the building and stunning several per-
sons, but seriously inluring none.
We have enjoyed fine showers every afternoon
for week, much to the JOY of the gardeners
large building. with a brick front, in process
OF erection on Blake street, fell in during the
storm, owing to the walls being undermined by
the flood.
shooting ARRAY occurred in West Denver. AZ
Cioola Hall, yesterday afternoon A man by the
for applying to him insulting epithets Stark s
wounds are not fatal. HARRISON s course in shoot
ing Stark is generally justified
The advance division Of the I nited states troops
from Camp Floyd, on their way to Arizona. un-
der command Of CO.. Morrison passed through
here this morning. The rear division is expect
ed tomorrow. All are in excellent health
There are reported gold d discoveries Of marvel
lous richness from the west SlOpe Of the r oogp
one hundred miles from the California gulch
Lumps are said to have been found Of the SIZE Of
a hen egg. The report ne, ds confirmation
There Is considerable excitement existing here
IN ~ tue mali His place.
The letting is considered TO be the same as a
failure, and meeting is called TO adopt measures
for relief. The letting to Brace Il Co is con.
sidered dodge Of the Express Company to retain
the mail in their hands, but whether the conjec-
ture is true remains 10 be seen.
At an auction sale yesterday Of Denver City lots
and lots I'm Parkinson's addition, prices -anged
from three to nifty dollars per lot All out lots
sold high.
Business is dull. Money is tighter, if possible,
than ever before.
There is no news Of interest from the Arkansas.
Blue, Torryal or Gregory mines
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GEORGETOWN.
corrsspexds.es Of 7as Ssar

GEORGETOWN, July %, 1850
Those citizens who lament the present dormant
state Of our ancient and respectable burgh antici
pating nothing bright or promising in It's future
seem 20 overlook the existence of many successful
manufacturing esta oil shments In our midst and
10 Ignore facilities which, If properly improved
and taken advantage Of, would make our CITY
second Rochester or Lowell. WHY not, We are
not far removed from regions teeming with min
eral and vegetable wealth; We have ample water
power; healthy location; a noble river nayl-
gable by vessels drawing Is feet Of water; and a
canal which, under bad management, or no man
agement at all, with all its imperfections on ia
head. is the next best tn ng 20 railroad and n
properly managed, might be made a source Of
unbounded power and prosperity 70 our commu-
nifty Besides. we believe that the time Is soon 20
come when we will have one or more railroad
connections, and IL we fail TO secure fair share of
the resulting benefits, none but ourselves will be
10 blame
Ifasked where are the successful establishments
referred 10 above, We can proudly point 10 some
half dozen capaciOus gTist mills, fitted up with
all the modern improvements, some with ma
chinery manufactured in our city, and all capa-
DuvaIs iron founderv and machine shop. where
some Of the most delicate and finely nished
castings required in the Treasury extension are
made, and where machines and engines are con
structed and sent 70 the most remote sections Of
our country; 20 the Pioneer Cotton Mills. giving
constant employment 10 a large number Of male
and female operatives; TO the tanneres Of Mr.
EliasOn and Mr. Coke. where nearly 2 600 cords
and saving mills Of the Messrs. Semules and
other unpretendlng establishments We purpose
to notice some Of these at length when we have
the requisite leisure, so as 20 wake I'D the Rio
Van Wrinkles 10 what is going around them
These remarks were suggested by visit last
week TO the National soap and Candle Works on
Green st Mr.. Jewell, the accommodating pro-
prietor kindly took us in charge initiated US into
the mysteries OF grease and tallow, and pointed
our al OF interest about bis capacious building.
We hrst saw two enormous sheet-iron kettles,
each capable OF boiling $1,000 lbs. Of soap; and
VIII .ne inlPIoVeo furnaces ana double nues IN
use mere, only rec lures three-q uArers Of ton Of
Col III ca az Inete can mus De made In
~oeAi; SoVVy los % soap we saw in the cases
Sn'u'. oOlllhs VI lo'VoV los OF ngni orownb
wnlch was very nrin and consistent although
only out OF tne oolers DAY or two. IL would
make thls letter TOO long 10 notice the candle
IhdhuISclure, out as PROOF OF The me quality,
we VIII mention that win the thermometer al 30
IN, IN tne snaae, we Piekeo specimen, 80 hrm
that no more grease adhered 20 cur fingers than IL
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Additional from Eurone

NEW YORK, July 23.-The steamship Jura. from
Liverpool on the 10th, arrived here this forenoon
Her markets are unimportant, having been suter.
seeded by the North Briton's adyices from ~
Johns, which steamer brings three DAYS later
intelligence
Palermo advices of the Sd state that Galfbaldi
had reviewed 1900 liberating troops there
An inspector Of police had been murdered nesr
Palermo
Garibaldi had issued a decree. threatening ban
lshment and even death TO any one rising against
the former police, and stating that special COM
missioners had been appointed 10 lscover such
OF those functonaries as had made use Of their
power TO Cypress the people Of Sicily
Tue Neapolitan eKiles at Turin were returning
to Naples, which was construed into belief that
an armistice would shortly be consummated be-
tween the contending parties in Sicily, throug b
tue Intervention OF Sardinia and France
1t was rumored that Garibaldi was still deter
mined TO lay siege to Messina Also that the
NeapOlitan Government had resolved to offer to
the Sicilians the constitution Of 1872.
Two French and two English war vessels had
been ordered to Beyrout, in Syria, 10 enforce the
demand Of France for the protection Of the Chris
tans there.
Latest, Ella Queenstown
LONDON, July ll.-Money is abundant
Napoleon is said to have authorized a iuncti on
(perhaps a consolidation Of the National Rifle
Association under the direction of Jules Gerard
PARIS, July 1.-THE commandvrso OF the Frenc b
vessels on the Syrian COST have been ORDERED 10
abstain from all Intervention, combining them
selves TO offers OF refuge to all the Christians who
might apply for protection.
The North BritOn arrived here at ) D. m and
sailed Tor q uebeC one hour later
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New Jersey Politics

NEWARK, July 2l.-The democratic primary
meetings for the appointment Of delegates 70 the
Electoral Convention, TO be held on "Wednesday
next, was held last evening. Great enthusiasm
was manifested In both wings La two wards the
friends Of Douglas bolted, and Will send rival
delegates. Those friendly to union are believed
to be largely I'm the majority. The State Couyen-
ton is expected 10 be one Of the most exciting
ever held in New Jersey
The election resulted in forty-nine delegates on
the Union electoral ticket being chosen 70 eleven
straig htout Douglas delegates The Douglas men
are dissatisfied with the result and will choose a
full set of contesting delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-23

SOMETHING THAT NEVER FAILs.-We hear a good
geal Through the press of 'inialible" medicines
bHt the only reliable proofs of the real excellence
oil medical preparation are its sales. In this re
sPect i1oStetteT'S Stomach BIfterS defy COMPETE
ton. No curative ever attained the same popular
,ty In the same time. Seven years ago 1t was not
known outside OF private practice. Now the sal les
amount to over ttoO thousand bottles a day. Every
agent OF the proprietor makes the same report :
cures marvelous-oonhdence of the people in the
preparation stronger every day-demand continual
ly lncrr aslng. Letters pour IN by every mail an
bouncing ITS wonderful effects in Dyspepsia, Liver
and all complaints of the stomach and excret ~
organs. 1t Is not only efficient but palatable being
he most agreeable of all the Bitters at present
before the public.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where. iN 23-eoSt
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NV lOEk, July p The steamer Ariel ar
rived here this evening with the Cali fornia una 10
OF the sSta 81 June. Mazatlsn sdvices report that
the nited States ffigats Lancaster was 20 lesve
July I'd for Guayamas, 20 return In twenty DAYS
ana toen leave for Acapulco, Panama, etc. The
dsstination
Ihe soop-of-war Cyane was expected from San
franoisoo to 0ake her headquarters al Mazatlan.
De American vessels which were recently
ssized az Mazailan have been given up
Inc BRUSH troops have evaC usted San Bias
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The Meteor Seen nj Daa,iII.. p.

last evening al ten o'clock. giving as much light
as full moon. II appeared on the horizon west
OF northwest, aud passed due east IL was about
SIX seconds in passing. When directly ia the
north east it broke, forming two parts one FOL-
lowing the other some minutes after Il dis
appeared a sound resembling thunder Was dis-
tnctlY heard. No clouds In sight
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Arrival of the Zouaye. at Bo.ton

BosToN, July 2l.-The Zouaves arrived al abou,
seven O'Clock, and were received by the Firs,
company Of the Second battalion. Owing 10 the
ram this afternoon, the drIl Of the ZouaSes Yves
postponed until Monday morning. when il will
take place on the Common. They are the gu, SIS
Of the Second battalion, and Occupy the armory OF
the battalion as their headq uarters Inv. tations
are pouring in for the ZOuaves 20 visit salem.
Portland, and other places further East but il i
understood they will take their departure from
here on Monday, and make Philadelphia their
next stopping place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-23
PoIi,icaI Mass ,,..,,,g.

ST. Louis, July 2l-The democracy are hold
ing an immense mass meeting at their headq ia r
gress, the Legislature and county officers
Mr.. HsSsaronck, of Cincinnati, and Judge
Trumbull, Of Ill, are addressing a republican
meeting at Lucas market tonight
Mr.. Blair has spoken to his constituents every
evening this week. He seems TO have energetf-
calIy opened the canvass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-23
Republican RauficatIon r,etiu.

VINcISSEs, Ind, July 2l.-From six TO ten
thousand people assembled here TO day 20 hear
Hon Cassius Nj. Clay, os Kentucky, speak The
meeting was the largest political gathering ever
held In this section u the State Extra trains were
run over the railroads and the greatest enthus asm
was manifested. One delegation was headed by
eight yoke OF oxen, drawing a platform, upon
which were number Of men splitting rails
Speeches were made by Judge Kitchell and Ma
thaniel Usher.
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Douglas Ratification Meeting

FULrON, n. Y, July 2I.-The people rallied
in this place last night ratfy the nom
nations of Douglas and Johnson. Three immense
addressed by Hon. Edward Marshall, of Ken
lucky, Hon. Francis b. Spinola, and Hon San
ford T.. Church. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. After the meeting the Douglas clubs had
a torchlight procession. At least 100 persons
attended the meeting.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, July D Flour closed steady and
quiet Howard street and Ohio - IS Wheat
closed steady; Salrs Of 20 900 bushels; red - 2la
.; white 81 3Oal IS Corn closed dull and
heavy; mixed o. f; yellow 63a64c white 65a7O
Provisions closed firm; bacon sides l2c mess
pork $40; prime : ~ rump SIi. Whisky closed
active at BIC for Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-23

Shocco Springs on Friday by large concourse &
citizens and the military OF Warren and the sur
rounding counties. After reviewing tie trOOls
General Of the State A salute followed and
then grand entertsi nment His presence in bis
nauYe state creates great enthusiasm He visited
this city and hitsel's Springs Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-07-23

ALEXANDRIA, July p -Flour-Family as 5Oa
q 5; extra = 75a6 -; super IS l2a5 IS Wheat
white. new fair II good, Al 3OHSl IS; red 81 25a
SIPS Corn-white 75a7-c.; yellow 7Ua72c; mixed
66d67c. Rye 75a-Uc. Oats 3-a46c. Corn Meal
75a-0c per bushel. S-eds-Timothy - 5OaS3 81;
CloveN - sass; Flaxseed 81 3Uai IS. Provis-
ious-BUtter, roll. 1-a2Oc Bacon a. \ aI2c Pork
S7a7 50 Lard l3alic. Whisky 2iajOc.
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Accident to the Overland NAIL Coach

VAN buren,, Ark July 2I.-lntellig ence has
reaC he'd here this evening that the overland mail
coach, coming east from California, met with
serious accident al the mountain pass of the Choc-
taw nation. The team ran away, killing one
person, seriously njuring several Others and COM
pletely wrecking the coach. The mail, in conse-
quence Of the accident, will be DELAYED some
thirty hours beyond its usual time
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Democratic County Convention,

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July 2I-The National
Democratic County Convention met to day at the
Eagle Hotel. II was largely attended The
nomination Of Breckinridge was ratified with
great enthusiasm. Jas 8 Woodruff was elected
delegate, and E. F. Loveridge, editor of the
Daily News, alternate, to the Syracuse State Con-
vention, 10 be held August The Douglas men
tried In vain to get in under bogus ward certif-
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. Bell and Everett MEETING

CINCINNATI, July 81 MISUNDERSTANDING heavy
rain storm, the Bell and Everett meeting last night
was large and very enthusiastic Speeches were
made by Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell, Hon J Scott
Harrison, Hon. J. II: Thompson, Oscar Moore,
John w. Finnell, and others A resolution was
adopted for holding State Convention at Chilli
Gothic on the 10th Of August, for the purpose Of
nominating a State ticket
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Fire, I'm the Pine Forest. Of New J.r,.y

PHILADELPHTA, July 2l-For ten day, mast
serious fires have been raging in the pine forests
Of New Jersey, on the line Of the Camden ana
Atlantic road, between WEYMOUTH and Egg Har-
Dor Many square miles Of timber are burned
with several dwellings -Four fires are now burn
ing. The most serious one IL ten miles southwest
Of Weymouth. II originated from the sparks Of
a locomotive.
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The Wreck Of the Pennsylvania.

NORFOLK, July l2.-Tbe wreck Of the steamer
pennsylvania, which was burnt on the James
River few days since. has sunk "A four fathonIs
water, and Is a total loss. She valued az
$4,000. Her engines may pOssi bly, be saved
Four boxes Of goods only have been recovered
from tie wreck