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~ James Stewart. AGED III wears dled in
oecuhancock Neck, IN Northampton county.
Z. few days since During life he married
.cycn tunes, the wife OF his last lscs hs,ux-
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France aids the Italian Hero.

CAPE RACE, Sept. ).
The steamsl ip Americ-, from Lrverp 'ol,
the 26,h instant, passed TINS place at three
o'clock.
The Americas news Is unimportant The
invasion of Calsbria l. confirmed. 1900 Gala
brian insurgents bad Joined G..rihaldi.
a general battle with the NeHpolitans was
imminent.
The Emperor and Empress. Of France had
gone 10 Savoy and Nice.
Il was saId that French corps DE- arncc Of
100000 men, with campaign materials and ar
tILerS, was ordered To be ready to move Al short
notice.
The weather in England had been most I'M
favorable, but fair when the America left
Liverpool.
The British Parliament was to be prorogued
or the 18th.
The Liverpool cotton marke, was steady and
firm
Breadstuf> market steady. Wheat, Flour
AMI Corn buoyaut and "a higher.
Provisions dull.
The Royal mail steamship Asia. from New
York, arrived At Queenstown on tile 26th.
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- An unusual pres OF Job
Work, and preparations for the Fair
cp.npels us to issue bat a half sheet
tie present week, and the next.
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RI Z.
The following persons left the fremont
House last evening, and took passage on the
Lady i gIn:-F \ Lumsden, wife. two ELL
dren and servant, New Orleans; " Gartn
and vile, Miss Anna Garth. Miss Amanda
Garth. Par ;, Ky; b Is Han ard Lady. An
ro~a, III; Mr SiaftIeben, Of the firm of smith
< Sinf Ieben, I c Hanna, Mr. Peace, Of the
firm of Goodman & Peaeo, Mrs Burrow. Nil
waukee; Isaac Kingsley. James Gosgroyc.
y IN Fitzpatrick, kenosha; Mrs Malta and
four chiId.en, Mrs Bond and two children,
James Bellows, Mineral Point; \ Buck
Ingham, { Pollard and Lady, Fitz rerald
and Lady, Michael Ganigan and Lady. Mil
waukee; Herbert Ingraham. VI. p. and pro
priior Of the London illustrated News. and
son Herbert; Edward White. Fanny Burns.
Charles Sweet Geo. Norton. Superior Civ:
g l. Simpson, Joliet; Mr. Lake. Sheboy PAN;
Otto Leverence an wife. Milwaukee John
Koran, Deputy [ : Marshal. Wis. one Of
whom have yet been heard Of.
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The Competition by Counties for the PRIZE BANNE'
Inc operation Of TlLF DRAIN MACHINES. MOL
DI tst Eko an II Is hoped STEA PLOWS also
ulN'fN hOJSE- illustrating The best n ethods Of co
str uctlon and management and
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Further by the America.

NEW ! DIRK. Sept. % L. NJ.
GRsAT BRIrArN.-Lord PaImerston had
stated in the House Of Commons, that 4
British subj ct had been wrongfully impris-
onel in Paraguay. aud pending the payment
of the compensation demanded, relations be-
tween the Two counties were terminated.
Lord Paimerston also referred in dispara-
gng terms to the Suez Canal scheme, large
number Of shares in which had been taken
by the Shah OF Of Egypt, and stated that the
French Government have declared that they
have nothing 10 do with the scheme.
In the House Of Commons on the 2jth,
Lord Palmer>t3n said there was no truth IN
the statement that Austria had declined 70
support Naples. Sic adhered to uon-i ter
vention tn her frontiers were threat ned.
Jesse Hartley. engineer and constructor OF
nearly all the naval d cks, /, dead.
FRANcE.-i he weather continued very
net.
The bourse was steady; rentes Gsf lc
NAPLEs.-Ihe Royal lnter.and Of Poiyne-
sia, was at the head Of an Instruction in the
Province Of Blsilites.
The officers Of the National Guard of Ma
Piles had rendered their designations, in con-
sequence Of the foreign battalIIsn not beit q
disbanded.
\ meeting Of sympathisers with GarIbal-
III had been held IN London.
lie Nord relterates its account Of the ar
rangements at Top itz, notwl. hstanding the
official NAL and he Nord claimed credence
in Paris where the Simultaneous presence of
French ambassadors To Vienna and Berlin
led 10 rumor, of something important rea-
tive 10 the relations of France and Germany.
The continental journals continue to dis
pute, lie Nord' 5 sta ement and Berlin tee-
gram saws a rea iza;lon Of the alliance be-
tween Austria and Prussia entirely depends
upon the political reforms effected in Aus
tTIa.
SYEIA.-All was quiet in Syria. Faud
Pdsha had completely quilted the people.
Notwithstanding the rains and
locusts, the harvests Will be The most abund-
ant fer years.
The Emperor Of Russia had a grand ban
quet ID honor Of his birthday. at which he
proposed Francis Joseph's health in the
most friendly manner.
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VIII carry passengers at HALE FARE, and all excel
the Mil * LaCroze, and the Mi & Chicago T. RS
viii carry Freight Intended for Exhibition. FREE
charging full rates 10 the Pair, but refu nng the who'll
amount return Of tne articles animals with
Certificate Of Exhibition from the Secretary.
The Lacrosse L. 4 VIII charge fun FOR freigh
both ways; the Chicago Nil T. Z. full Iates TO tA
l. = = ~
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands

Office of Commissioners of School and Unyer,;y T,,,
MADISON, ) X q. 54l, ~,
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WARDS RENOWNED ICE BOAT

are promiu emit.
The lce-Boat IS very costly structure and thou Oh
secure for the Fair large expense the Society,"
wi nevertheless be exhibited b, Ar. Rard IN his own
occount fer small charge It Justly prououn-
Geo the most the most surprIinK invention Of the last
quarter OF century and viii Of Itself repay visit 10
the Fair $3.50 ~
There viii also be stated sales Of Improved Animals
at Auction, ana Grand Parade of Premium Anir,,s
fLUHING MATCH worthy of the name ana such i'm
pTOVeents IN ali respects the added experience of
previous years. and the written Erestious Of nearly
thousand intel gent ,uds of the Society have enabI-
Cd The Executive Committee MAKE.
THE WISCONSIN FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
VIII exhibit, in connection with the Society," and the
OfchAroist and Hoticultarsts OF the are prua-
ing ID make magnificent SHOW OF all kinds Of EruIt
that can be grown ia the Northwest.
The evenings OF the air eek viii be occupied with
valuable lectures and Discussions by some IF the nj lest
scientific and practical men the country.
If the Eleven spirited Counties which sye entered
coInpet for tine Banner, together with those which
have entered aeluit themselves manner cor
responding the present indications, there " u bs
mighty gathering Of the people such ne.er was be-
lor. dreamed Of IN Wisconsin
Entries should 1e made If possible before the Fair III
order that there may he less LIABILITY 10 mistakes.
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The Grounds Occupied in 1858
AMONG THE NEW FEATURES.

Have zen enlarged, and will be more slih-tantiaI1,
and elegantly fitted up than those any previous Ez
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