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Alenoe ol James a. Nisbet ESD, whose guest he Is
hile he soseurns amongst Owing to the arrigal
M the special train, which brought Mr.. Douglas
Eakd she eaAnttee to Macon, an hour and a half
&aSher tssaa WA SIT down Ia the programme, but
&dAE nf oar nsaple, comparatively, were at the
Aafxs To Keleez1ie him. A large crowd subse-
zaseazl eel iEese& at the Laner House TO see tho
dIstinsnshes stsaager, but not finding him there.
saasly af them proceeded TO Mr.. NEhet's house aKd
ssalied xof him. ze this cali Mr.. Douglas answered
ID 4 lev words ef thanks for the friendly welcome
ATTENDED 10 Iliul thus far By a people of Georgia.
Hon. 4. H. ssel ehens. who was seen to enter the
house after Mr. peaEaas retired. was also called
cht aid aektloWl edged the compliment in q few
#oFfss stating tha be would address his fellow
4IISFa & very i srge crowd Of people In the
azad they are poi ring IN by every train and by
every mode of conveys nee. But as our paper will
g pssss before th.s G spsa,Alag i, oommenses Es
occasion. Macon SGa.} liiszen.
MR. EueHAxAs AsARMEn IA letter from Wash
iDgtsn addressed TO the edit sr Of this paper says
The President hes at length. become thoroughly
alarmed. Secretary Cobb. Ia teiy returned from
Georgia, has brought to him heavy tidngs, and
rona 5he indications Of public sc afiment eryading
geur state dpHht remains thHt she y prepared
10 join with South Carolina and wi shdraw from the
Onion tforthwitb. upon the electian Of Lincoln.
Hitherto. the President has repose.d ia tbs conf
det ballet thai such crisis was not 70 arise dur
ing hia term but the signs Of the times are now
disturbing even this questionable cnnso. .sation.
Isayannah Republican.
EEM YpaE PnLrrlos.--Hon. Solomon G.. Haven
has Wristen a letter to the Breckenridge Central
Committee for Efie county, New York, pledging
himself to ael with the Democracy "a opposition To
the Republicans if elected to Congress Whereupon
Carlos eehb, the Breckenridge nominee for Con-
ggeas, has declusd 10 accept tie nomination.
NAc0s. Ca, Get 3l.--Doaglas and Stephens
a Ii
esless. Everything passed of quietly and orderly.
DouGL9s Al HArTASoou A.--A FREUD at Chat
tanoags during Douglas speech, says there were
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

~J. WRIGHT ; CO.. q and l5l chs
Agesis for ths South.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05

DKL !, ,..3 NJ. .,,rr,,,or ,ouht l,e
And te =, 's ~ = W. v, T. ol grades n society whose
given frJllow - a % ,hot prof woods Hair Reg.
united ted in ' sId a av and rroserye the hair Of
toratiye Va ~, w. r., ~ a. Ut, X III bsantv N=&ts
the youtnoun 'N 90 -
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- ecYGJs Glss9 u, - A q Q q Is
DIR. WM. Il. HoYT,
OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Located in the Arcade, opposite Post Office,
SYRACUSE, n. Y.
NTHERE be introduces to the nctice @.
w those afflicted with any form oi Private
Disease, the tRgYcn S,sIEM Of CuHx. This
class Of ccmllaints he hos made speciality for
the last years, aud the knowledge be has OF
the New METHOD or TREATMENT now III opera
ton in Paris. and the Hospitals Q: this coun.
Try, warrants him in saying that none OF the
forms the disease is wont TO assume, 10 uithouf
SnTe, QUick and Tenement Lem,os. The
RENT dies employe ed by the Dr.. are iIec fl n any
offensive talte or smell, contain no mercury
and require no change Of diet, business or
pleasure. Persons can be cured at home by
stating 'heiT case and addressing DR.. WIN. Is.
HoYT. Male and Female, who have SreJna-
torrh~u or Nocturnal Emissions. lose no time,
but eonsulttLe DR. md get his Specific, which
has saved thousands from the gave and which
is warranted to cure this disease in iron to
9 weeks or the mono! yc'HHded. Price $40
Or. HoYT is Hiso agent tor br. Dumus' lemolc
Monthly PILE. Nc foEal, should be without
them. They car truly be called the "ftEaie's
Friend"
A desiiaratum has been gained in the pIac-
tiee of Medicine hitherto unattHirulle by the
medical faculty. DR.. DUMAS he used these in
his practice in Paris (Which is tie laIgcst OF
any Physician in tina. city for years, ard new
er during the 80 years practice, hoe he leen
known to have failure. These PILE have been
appsoved by the Icoic de Nedieine, fully snnc.
TONED by the NJ. r. C. 5. Of London, Ldr burgh
and Dublin, ms aneyer- fniling remedy for pro
ducing the Catemental or Monthly Flow.
Though perfectly harmless to the IN ost delicate,
yet ladies are earnestly requested not TO mis-
take their condition, tif pregnant Ms miscaF-
riage would ensuc. Price 81 per box sentby
mail.
Dir. DrMAs' FEHALE PRo1EcTIsG 1ssTRrEEsT,
patented and protected by Dir. DrMAs. of Paris,
and sanctioned by the College Of PlysiciGHs
and Surgeons of London.
This lnEtrumtnt enables those whose henlta
or circumstances do not permit Of an increase
I of family, To regulate or limit their Offspring
without pjUring the constitution. The Instru.
ment is perfectly safe, no metallic substance on
tcring iato it's composition it will last life
time without getting ont of order, and cannot
fail. II can be carried about the person and
used without interference to the coniugal rela-
lions of the married state. Those who do not
find it "a represented can have the amount Of
its cost returned. Sent by mail to any part Of
the United States md Canada on the recent oe
SIS. Don't mistake the name or place.
DR.. VIM. Z. HOYT.
March q, iSJa-1y. Syracuse, N y.
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Price Sipcr Bottle. or Six for 3. Deli.
yered tOaEy Address

accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
tifcates from Professors OF Medical Colleges,
Clcrgymen and others.
Prepared and Sold by y. Il. lIELMDOLD,
Practical and Anal ytiral Chemist
No. So South Tenth street. below Chestnut
Assembly Buildings .Plila.
IS To be had Of ma LEY 1t SURIFER,
Cmaberiand, Nd o"d ofaH Druggists Hronqh-
ont tie United States, CasadaS d"d British
ProeiHces.
tableware of Counterfeits.
Ask for Helmbold's-Take no Other.
CURES ARAYT EED.
April 81, iSj9.--ly.
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THE MIGHTY HEALER!
WoRLD KNOWN AND RoRLD TRIED
Holloway's DIN t M e n t.

The free adm ssion OF Nations, as wei as the
verdict OF the leadin- Hospitals OF the Old, as
well as the New World, : amp this powerful
remedial gent MS the greatest healing pr"parn-
ton ever made known to suffering man. Its
PESETHArIyE QUALITIES are more than MARVEL
| Luus, through the external Orfces of the skin,
| invisible to the naked eye, it reaches the seat
of the internal disease; and in all external If
iections its mt. n6ammatory and healing vir.
tues .nrpnss nnythins else on record, and
Ma ture great ally.
ErUsipcFns and sail FshsHnl
Are two of the most CONNIE on and virulcn
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment - especially antHgonistic, its
| "modHs operdHdi' is first to cradicu te tb venom
and then complete the cure.
H0! EGGS. Oie; sores, and Ulccrs.
| Casce Of many years stan ding that have per.
| tnaci"u.ly refused to yield to any 9th remedy
or treatment. have invarinble succumbed to a
Few applications o:this powerful unguent.
EnEEi1fiOsiS on. the SEin.
! Arising from bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases are eradicGted, and clear
and transparent sur!ace regnined by the resto-
ratvc action of this Oiutm mt. 1t SURPRISES
many Of the cosmetics ami other toilet applica
| tons in its IDwor To dispcl rashes md other
disteurcm,nts ttlc face.
E'i'CA 0i.H EisFsff0.
/ Every 'uru. and t, atuic of hose prevHlcutand
~tul born III oItcrs iscraGicuteo i"rnl, and en-
trcly IS the u.s.. Of ~, ,.nrhcst uHr ~ foIncn-
tntipu, should rr'cca, Il, application. 1t, heal
ing qplIisi,e will b. found to lotlofoLel and
.uv"ri|iI'.
ls,hthe ,:,i.,.,,s "ud RAJ, sLoD1d be used ia lie
tc,t"a,"g '".,t:
yuuions. tN,lI,d Glands,
EUIu., Sorc Leg,
'uarpod !inads. Sore Errasts,
! h;ihiais, sore Heads,
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NJ" Z 7 I ~tA
70 all wkoL, itmGy fon'eyr'.
II wing proved Priority "a Invention before
the Patent Office of the United States, over the
50 called "Clarlcs p. Loyel,ss Ntij Gcaeroti"g
Gas Burner.' on which proof Patent was gran.
ted me by the United States. bearing date the
2Gth day Of October. 1858 This is to carlton
al persons against making. rendjDg nsipg tie
same. as all who SO do, will be held responsible
for damages. ms by the United States Patent
Law - made aud provided. for such infringe
mcuts ofmy Rights, and those holding under
me.
Also g,inst the making, using or yrnlih rto
any parties the so. cnlled "J.h" ans Dom. stir
Self Gcpcr,fipq ,."s RnrrSrs." ms the same is
nm infringement of my Patents, hearing date
the 22d day of June, SIS, and also of October
Goth, A. ID. 1888
ALONXO NJ. MACE,
MayIo lS59-ly. SpriD gfeld. Mass
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is prepared directly according to the Rules Of
P h armac y and G h mi S try
with lie greatest accuracy and Chemical know
ledge anil care devoted in its cOmbina tion.--
See Professor Devices Valuable WORKS on
tn Practice Of Physic, and most o the late Stan
lard Works Of Ucdicinc.
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VIM. r. BEALL & CO.,
DEALERS ALLKISDs OF

Chewinga and Smoking Tobacco,
PIPES, SNUFF, MATCH ES, &c.,
Baltimore Street, near the Ra:lscad Depot
GUNBERLAND, mn.
- ETURN theirthanks for the patronage here
lS toforu extended to the late firm Of u. ,.
WATTS Z CO., and bcgs leave to invite the
attenion Of purchasers to their NEW STOCK,
which is composo sd of, in part, as follows, VIZ;
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Grain Wanted.

EARMERS and others having Wheat. Rye
l. and Oats for sale. will find to their inte-
rest to give as a CALL ms we will at all times
give market prize. either in cash or exchange
for goods, for grain. O. c. CLARK 4 Co.,
Centre St. next door to Eng. Luth. Oh.
Aug. 2j. 1859.
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

- eDGU lsss Aols a coaD Is
DIR. WM. Il. HoYT,
OLD ESTABLISHED PRIVATE HOSPITAL
Located in the Arcade, opposite Post oEce,
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garlntra' dspartlnent.


Now take an inventory OF all you
rave. Determine by careful and Just
situate of your farm aud everything
non It, what your stock in trade is
orin, and know, kaotg whether it has
raid you fair interest upon the invest
ment and sufficient wages for your own
superintendent In such an estimate,
the farm is entitled to credit for house
r.nt and fire. wood, fruit, vegetables.
geat, bread, in fine everything it has
furnished for the use of your family. -
Do not merely give it credit for crops
sold, and setting against that the expense
Of manurcs, cultivation, &c, come to the
Conclusion that farming is an unprofte-
10 business.
WINTER PLoUiuING.
Take any opportunity the state OF the
weather may allow, to break up your sod
tand for Corn. Tobacco, Potatoes, Go
On stiff lands the action of frost is useful,
and On nil there isan advantage in haY-
ing the work done early. The team is
in better condition for hard work nov
than in spring, and you will be more sare
to plough deeply and may d. SO with less
rs; of any bad consequence from break
ing up the subsoil OF course at no time
is it proper to plough the land if wet.
CARE OF Ste OK.
Have all s ock carefully looked to,
'Dd that continually Food enough. aud
specially water enough, and rs often IS
thcy want it--not in one great drauglt.
tlat will thoroughly chill them, Jas in
mall quantities, when they will. Cows
aud Ewes and breeding Sows should BE-
al we'll fed during the winter months
and have especial care as The time APP
praachcs for having their young.
DO not delay until spring but provide
yourself at once with any necessary al
at.ion to your working stock
IMPLEMENTS, sc.
Have all Implements, carts, Gc put
away under cover. Let all BE- overhaul
ed and repaired, and such new ones pur-
hasea as may be wanted
CLOVER AND GRASS rIELps.
IIst no hoof touch the clover or arass
f.Ids during winter, or at any time when
the ground is wet AMI liable 10 b, p,ach-
ed
MAEURrs.
Gather as you have opportunity, ma
tcrA!s for manure. Now is especially
the time to avail yourself If all d9mes-
tc resources. Do not however be mialcd
ito tho useless labour of hauling more
t.riaI into he yard than is quite sut-
1t to absorb all the moisture Of the
ar4,.ngs from the stock and keep them
g-aIoftably dry. Whatever matter else
yuu may he able TO gather should he COM
posted with lime or ashes, lift be good
Iaadow muck or peat, exposed to tho
aat,on Of frost, d., aud woods scrapings
rr other litter may be hauld at once to
the grounds where they may be needed
aud spread upon the surface.
LIME, ASHES, &C.
Take advantage Of all weather that is
good for hauling, to get such fertilizers
as these on the land, and have them
spread at once.
FIRE-WO3D AND TENCE STUFF.
Gut firc-wool for next winter, AMI get
material for fences Gu. AMI hIul.l il
place.
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60 w all Paper.
l. T. SOMBRKbMp.

pKACTlCALPAPEh HANGER and
- UPNOLs rEKEE, also DEALER in
Paper lIuugiDss, Borders, &c., oil All kInls.-
We have just "ctnrned lrom the Eastern mar
kcts, and he is now opening the hanIaomcst
and best selected stock ct Papes NaHyings, tar
dare YF,1is, to-, o!er offered il this city (uii
Of the .ory latest styles and according to
quality viii BIO sold as low us they can he
bought this far west OF Baltimore. We mem
ton in part, Ouks Sotins H,oiiam, oHa COm-
mon P,tyer Hanyi"ys, from l24 GEMS up; also
CoRDs, fAssELs, BINpIAGs, &c BLINDS, Ven
titan, tndiH, Transparent, and other kinds.
~ a. - <! "a Il. = - H. 81,
Of all kinds and sizes on hand aud nUdc to Or
der. Old mattresses and old Nenctiun blinds
done up o look rs well and be as z, cd as new.
Thankful Tor past fay ors, / would respect
fully solicit II continuance of the same, aud in
wife The public generally to call and zee my
goods, learn my prices, then judge for thcmscl-
yes. am now prepared tt execute any work
in the paporiag line in or ont of Cumberland,
aud warrant the same TO be done in the best
manner, with dispatch and in the latest city
style, The work done by us FOR the last 9 years
in and for many miles around our city affords
US the best of recommendations.
y:ss-At the old stand, MCieary's Row, Bal
timOrc street, Cumberland, Md,
Feb. ~, Sly.
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Nv w AA0
rer ron;,;es and Manufacturing Estab.
iishmen-s
I,--.-- -. rt,,,.o-
Mahuiae.ufeis,t a. u, Ja.oI ~
Keepers, VI any oame, h;,J 81 So,r;,,a
an i's' ~ ~ - Nv, Nv. .sa,,1 ~
roW gone ~ macn4's,y, "tp~e S",e ,"ey
'e1', W ~,
- SAMPLES OF WORK SEM 81 MAIL
What constitutes q qOod iSeriug Machtne?
l. 'nouiu "e a. u.ao', a,tn P-' =" 40
stau''io" anu easIiy hept ~ "'ueJ :,., .,,,o
!I i ne t'" 1870, 81 '0' "'
On 'o't sue u tne id'
D. II '"o'' 90" "'' anu az ''
can oI se"ou c,..o r,od
60, ,:l,I' -, ~ " 80 80 '''0"'
u ''if, t.ii' H. ah,a -, o , oo, 90
- c., .hieI, - ,,;n IN 'onI iJ;.r
ni.t 80" 80" ,ho tansion
"i."oT u. ,h',,7h "a ah,to ,o ,,to ho.s;on
~ 49, ~ hntb 40 - go
S'e"'Gi ,.i.G rifar';t, ' "FF
r, ,h,,,IJ h,va :, ,tr,;ob, acadia o,,,.,
o,,s oro Ii,bIa IN brenl
'rha noed1a .bonId bova ,ornord;o,,or
,,;o Tbisis ol,voIu,eIv necess,ri CO.. hoo,,,
norL ''
a II shoulo BIO capable of tokipq in the
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IT. 6; ! o 0 ~

One hundred Dollars will be paid to any PLY
sicilh who can prove that the Medicine ever
injured patient; and the testimony of thou
sands ear he produced TO Nroyc that ii does
great goJd. Cases offTnm one week to thirteen
years standing have been effected. The mass
Of Voluntary 7csfimonyin possession of the Pro,
prietor, vouch in its virtues and curative pow
RS, is immense, embracing nam S well known
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-15
Items.

New YORK, Aug. 14.-Rio Hache, New
Grenada, dates to July 10, state that the liber-
al party broke open the American consul's
house at that place, and cut down and tore up
his flag. The consul was obliged to take ref.
uge on board a British vessel to sac his life
committee Of twenty five was appointed
yesterday to draft petition to government to
protect the Americans in Syria, and an appeal
to the public for aid to the sufferers.
The Heenan festival to-day at Jones Wood,
was attended by over twenty thousand people.
Ten thousand dollars and diamond ring were
presented to him.
The porter of the Greenville Savings Bank,
was robbed of $1,000 ill bills of the Greenwich
Bank in the street to- day. The robber is I'M
known.
One hundred and seventy berths have been
sold up to this time, on board the Great East
ern, for the trip to Halifax and England.
Counterfeit Swos on the Warren Bank of
South Danyers, Mass, We're put in circulation
IN Williamsburg, yesterday
Ratz, who was drowned at the Highlands,
was buried by a detachment of the seventh
regiment, Masons, &c.
Julius d. Hayden, agent of the Associated
Press at New Orleans, died last night in Phil
aGelphia, of consumption.
ToRoNTo, Aug. 13.-McDougal, one of the
parties in the Cincinnati ENLIGHTENMENT case
surrendered Saturday, was discharged He
threatens to bring suit against the city for
the 5000 that was taken from his trunk
MILLEDGEvILLE. Aug. 14.-The Bell and
Everett convention is large and harmonious.
Benjamin Hill and Judge Law are nominated
for electors at large.
MOBILE, Aug. 14.-The late gale was very
severe here. The lower part of the city was
overlooked, and serious damage was sustained
FOREST, ONO, Aug. 14.-The republican,
of the 9th district have nominated Hon. join
Carrie for re election to congress.
SACo, Me, Aug. a. The democratic con
vention held here, to day, nominated Thoma.
NJ. Hayes Of Saco for congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-15
The Douglas Democrats of New York in Con-
ventions-A Wrangle-

SYRACUSE, Aug. l4.-The attendance at the
Douglas democratic state convention, IRON
present appearances, promises to be large 1 ne
main excitement thus far turns upon the Old
contest between the New York delega ties rep
resenting Tammany and Mozart halls. Mayor
Wood is not present. The Mozart Hall dele
CATION are led by Benz Wood, and the Tam
my delegation by Tappan, Kennedy, ana
Clancy. Much embarrassment was caused
among the leaders by a renewal of this quar-
TeI Delegates from the interior favor the adj
mission Of both delegations The Mozart del
egation are willing both sides shall be admit
ted, although they declare the belief that lam :
many has now very little power,
The Tam any delegation, on the other
hand, talk very high, declaring that they VIII
not take seats if the Mozart delegation are al
mitted, and assert that any compromise WIN
Fernando Wood will do more injury than goodi
TO the ticket Judge Pratt OF onohuagua' WIN
probably be temporary chairman Of the con
Vpution
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The United States Troops and the indians.

ST. JosEPH, Mo, Aug. l4.-Denver City
dates to the It'll. state that United States troops
from forts Kearney aud Ruttng, had a battle
with the Kiowas near Bents Fort, July a.
They demanded of the Indians those who
committed the late Outrages, and on their re-
fusing to give them up, attacked them. Five
Klowas were killed, and thirteen wounded.
The latter were lett at Bents fort, and the
troops proceeded down the Arkansas, but Bent,
fearing an attack, sent messenger to recall
the troops, whom the Indians attacked and
scalped, leaving him for dead, but he managed
to return to the fort, and will probably recover.
The Arrapahoes and Cheyennes, who were
lately in Denver City, are now encamped
around the fort, and promise to protect Bent
from the Kiowas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-15
Discovery of Remains of Soldiers.

TORONTO, Aug. 18.-Whie workmen were
making excavations to day, near the Old Fort
in this place, they discovered the remains OF
fifteen bodies of British and American soldiers
who fell in the war of 1872. Several buttons,
bayonets and epaulettes were also found, One
button has the initials of the PENNSYLVANIA
Rangers on it; another is marked y o., ana
An,ariron coins were also found From the
nostion of the bodies it is evident that they
were hurled in trench near where they fell.
Gen. Pike and two hundred Americans and a
numaer OF British were killed near this spot
in 1919. by the explosion OF apowder magazine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-15
Later from California,

ST. JosEPs. Mo, Aug 13.-The pony ex.
press from San Francisco Aug. l, has arrived.
The arrival of the two late pony expresses had
restored confidence in the enterprise. A meet
ing of the democratic state central committee
was held at San Francisco on the Both and 3lst
ult. A long discussion took place on nomi-
mating only one electoral ticket, which result
ed in a split-26 being for Breckenridge and
10 for Douglas. Both wings of the party have
called nominating conventions, and both have
published addresses to the democrats OF the
state, one claiming Douglas as the regular
nominee and the other denying that either
was regularly nominated Of the six state
senators who hold over and vote for Gwin 5
successor, all are for Douglas. A Bell and
Everett convention is to be held at San Fran
cisco. Gen Shields arrived here on the morn
ing of Aug. l. One hundred seeding Nor
mons have arrived at Carson Valley. They
were pursued by the Saints from Salt Lake,
who threatened vengeance.
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Tho nrnnth in Kansas.

LEAvEN woRru, Aug l4.-The statement
of sulleriugs OF people in yesterday wash
ington dispatches are believed 10 DC sfea'l!
exaggerated, although the drought naS u.e !,
VERY severe in portions of the territory, yet II
is believed all sections have fair prospect OF
sufficient for home consumption.
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1ohn Rrown,s Ghost in Texas.

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. l2.--lhe aoom,
tionists are operating actively on inc western Stern
border of the state. Two thousand Oh ,ne, n
are in Anderson county, melting an lnS"rre''
ton among slaves. .,,,, o;ve
Returns from five counties in the s'a!e sase
Flurney, (dem.) for attorney'geher"'' ~ "-"
Jority.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4.-The building 81
Smith street was burnt this evening 1t was
occupied by Jacob Burger and A. S. Hatch
No. 20 Third street was damaged by water !;
it was occupied by Brooks & Fuller, c. A.
Shurdon, Charles A. Elias, Cohn & Haas, and
others. Total loss $4,000 or $50, 900; mostly
insured.
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Auttrons.
II h a T S Al f
One Hundred Horses at Auction


The undersigned, Agent Of the "> ortt ,,o-,,..,,,.
lowing places " '"e i'f
At the EXCHANGE HOTEL in Worcester u.s. =,
Thursday, the 18th of August, Is VALUABLE HORSES
AT the CENTRAL HOUSE, in Waltham Mass. on Sat
urday. August Is. 1860, IS VALUABLE HORSES.
At the WAURECAN HOUSE. Norwich, Ct on Thurs
day the 22rd OF August, 1850, Is VALUABLE HORSES.
At the MER1DEN HOUSE Meriden CT, on Saturday
August p, 1860, % VALUABLE HORSES.
These Horses purchased in Vermont last March,
by one Of tine best judges in the United States Partcu
Sound Horses
These horses have been driven Lightning Rod Wag-
os TOT the last five months, and well broke and hard
ehgd 10 service Among them may be found several
Geent pairs of Matched Horses Carriage Horses Buggy
orses ana Saddle Horses These horses be at
the aforesaid places, previous the day of The
p19ee are requested to call and examine for themselves
- terms Cash, before the property is removed, Any
person purchasing property at any of these Sales and
lhs 10 comply with the conditions of the sale the prom
@ SO puIcaseu VII be put up again and sold at the
Sale positive and without reserve
by order of the Company.
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