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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

PRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURANCE COMPANY,
OF sPRISaFIKBD, MASSACHUSETTS,
Established in Is49 - Ten years old
CApITAL...,..... ....................ssO 100000
surplus in addition. .S2oo,OOO
The Capital of this first class Company has been
ately increased 1900 from its Surplus, and its
stock is worth s2o5 on a pa valuation Of 500.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22
For tne EXPIRES
Tn A EnUE<n

Thou art going hence to thy chiidhOod's home,
70 thy native land where thou hast roamed,
And sported IN boyish glse.
rnou wilt meet kind friends with burning eyes,
Thou wilt hear their low Il ad-toned replies,
And clasp their thrilling hands.
rhou wilt mingie again In the 'estivt throns,
Where heartsthat have loved thee dear and long,
Will be sad ant bowed with grief.
But II sorrows cup thau e'er shalt taste,
And care thou youthful brow shall trace.
Aud darken thy destiny.
Then turn thy thoughts to thy far-of friends,
VINO never TO HIN Iowly bends,
But breuthes for thee prayer
\ TgRRK-HAUTg. Aug. 18th. MtLo ;.
!
RRrOKr COURTEOUS.
/ The foes OF freedom call us black,
With deep and dark ill-wiu:
We, proudly hurl the Insult back.
And call them biscKeT still
DowSIso.
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Fare always as low and Time as
Quick as by any other Route
AND THE GREAT WEST.

The connecting of tracks by tho Rail Road
Bridge at Pittsburgh, avoiding all drayage or
lerriage of Freight, together with the saving OF
time, are advantages readily appreciated BY
shippers of Freight nd the Trave ling Public
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply TO or address either Of the following A.
gents OF the Company.
ID. A STEWART, Pittsburgh. II. S. Pierce A.
Co., GAINESVILLE. OIL J. Johnston, Ripley o;
r. MeNeely, Maysyille, KY, ormsy g. Copper
Portsmouth, o. Paddock & Co., Jacksonville
Ind, II. w Brown& Co., Cincinnati o.; Athel
~ Hilbert, Cincinnati, o.; r. g. Medium, Mad
ison. Ind, Joseph (. Mooree, Louisville, Ky.;P
G. o'Riley & Co., Evansville, Ind; N. w. Ora.
nam q Co., Cairo, H.; r. F. Sass, st. Louis,
MOI John II; Harris, Nashville; Tenn; Harris
Chicago H.; w. II. II. KoOntI. Altor, Ill.,; or
to Freight Agents OF Rail Roads at different
points in the West.
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S III A w l. S

OF EVERY STYLE!
Printed Csshmers, Stella, Round and
Square corners, Broche, Long aud
from $500 to $500, Reversible
Wool Shawls, Plush Shawls, Wool
Long Shawls of Scotch, French and
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MOST RxrAoRDI-

'NHE New TREATMENT OF CoNsUMP-
TION
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

From Rev. Mr.. McMriLEs, Paste n R.h,,..
Chapel. ei"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22
DOMESTIC GOODS,

Brown and Bleached Mlslins, from 81
cts up. Printed Calicoes, from cts
up. Flannels, all colors. from s5
cents up. ShirtiDgs, Stripes, hecks,
Denims. Kentucky Jeans, Satinetts,
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
Sheetings. Pillow Castings, etc. etc.
HOSIERY,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

Chi. stock is wOrthslso on par valuation of 500
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

GLENN.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22

MOST EXTRAORDINARY RESULTS.
The attention of sufferers, whether in The in
ipient or advanced stages of Consumption. Is
iIected 10 the following evidence OF the inva.
riable efficacy of ~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-08-22
aARTFoRD INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Hartford. Conn.

Established in 1910 - Fifty years old
fAPITAL,.....-.-. .-.......---.... S5OO,OOO
SnrnlusiR Addition, S215, go
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BLUE. RIDGE HOUSE.
PendIeton. 8 n

VSHE SUBSCRIBER, who has ba,l several
n years experience in Hre business. (boy.
ing been sole proprietor oftthe Williamson
oprlngs uptel frnine years is now proprietor
of the BLUE RIDGE HOUSE. where he Mil
10 glad to soc nll his old friends aud patrons
aud adso the Travelling public. Ills house will
be providod&with everything necessary for. n
weii-kept house, both from the sen board narlcts
and surrounding country, and his Bar with
chhso Wines Liquors and Cigars. lilo has
good servants. and every attention Will be poid
to- his guests to render their suiourn a,,reenble
Ihe good s"cietyof Pendlcton Villase--the pro-
verbal good health of its inhabitants-its fine
coo. water aud braeing atmosphcrc--its prax-
lmtty to the mountains and its accessibility lv
halroad, all contribute to make it one Of the
best summer resorts in the upper country. Per.
sons arriving here OH the cars and wishing to
VISIT the mountains or any other point of the
surrounding country. can lo accom- niodatcd with
good conveynnccs and careful drivers from tho
hh.ery Stable Kept here.
May Is, 1870 42 &c
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A% % s ss2 sS;s2 -sa 49, 49,
kEEPAT HEAD0F NAVIGATION,
New Store and New Goods
"o' Oh south side Of Main street.

1
r WALIlALLA
W. Undersigned take pleasure in anuorn..
n lhS to their former customers anI rho
oradc generally. that they arc now rcco;, ;n',
opening one of the largest and best seIs,aoJ
staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Ever offered in the up country eo,,xi.t;n, j.; .,
OF tne selection of the latest aud nne, tii,
,ohaOle styles OF Bonncts, both tripnnc,l and um
trimmed Bonnet Ribbons, Silks Bnreecs Wns.
ms Lawns, Drillionts, English Clint anJ
lflhtS; and liberal supply of such varieties
"s we icti assured Will please tho most fastidi
Gus. NLSO, fine selection of Ladies' Cnljnrs
brcSs trimmings. EInbroidercs. Shoes e.. a..
IN CoNNENIOS with the above we bu>e"n
hand good supply of W.
GENTS DRESS GOODS,
llP'S' boots aud Shoes of the best class and mast
recent fashions. In our ''''''
~ GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Nay DC found good supply of Sugar. Coffee
Mola%:cS Salt, Nails. Tnbaccn, Sperm and d, All
"mhntlne Candics. Hardware. &c. n, en,,rno.
rare e iurther is dsclcss. 1t will sufice tn voc
mat wo have consulted the wants and tas,.s ar
w .'le community. and hive made our scle,tions -
''VIulnS'y. Wu Examine for Yourselves.
we respectfully solicit call from all v;s;t;,,
our pace, especially the LADIES. We chnrgoe
n'un'hS Tor showing. aud our prices SIINJI,
c} cc3}'"pnr6 VIII any. Don't fdrget tho Mace Nn
VI Souh SHE Main street, Walhulla. S q
W. II. DENLY x co
-'i - i''' 80 II
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Ordinary's Sale,

yirtne of an order to me directed by W..
~ H. llgleombe, Esq., Ordinary cf Pickens
District, 1wil sell to tho highest bidder at Pick,
ems Q. 81, on SSletluy Ii jane next. the Real
Estate of Bailey a. barton. deceased to wit:
Ono tract of Hand neaS Pickensville, adioin-.
ing lands of Js.W. Wilson, J. w. Malkersand
others. containing Eighty Acres more or less. !
s Terms or SALE-;on credit of twelve months,
with interest from day of Sale, except the COST
which must be paid in cash. Tho purchaser to
give bond with good security, TO the Ordinary to
secure the payment Of the purchase money, with
mortgage Of thapremises, if deemed necessary
by him. Purchaser TO pay extra for titlos
J.. G. CRAIG, s.p.D. =
May 8. 1860 40 I'd
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GOOD BAR G. AIMS
IN GOOU IA NNS E MI11c, -

-. slH UOOD LANDS x MILLS D.
4 NAN be had by calling on the subscribor &c
~. 4 intend to pay my debts, and arrange my
business so as t0devOte myself entirely TO my
trade. 10 this-ehd, offer my
Merchant Mills.
with Two Hundred and Eisl,tv.tl,ree acres nj
Land, with the best Water Power in tho lis
trict and Thirty acres Of good creek bottom
Als". atJolhing this. tract Of Ninety acres oi
good land, with a s'!od Saw Mill in successful
"esAns,' ~ AMI IN less than half milc of the line
OF The Blue Ridge Railroad.
Also, adjoining the above tract, Twelve IInn.
drest aYd tiltcen acres of we'll inbcred land. )
Also on Cane Greek, above Maxwell's Mills
one Hundred and FUety acres, wifb six ceres
;, ALSO, on Little River, five miles below tho
s, f.lis nrcc Hundred and Thirty eight acres
Win nSput twenty acres good hottom.
For at ',f the above Lands Inv, worro,,,o
itle, anu therefore will make such wn,,t
cash ma short time for one fourth. and "nn
i"nrth'n twelve months; and will civc omT
induiS.nce on the balance. we'll secuTcJ VII,
annu9l'ntGrcSt. For further particulars c,iin,,
or Or ad.ff's me at Martins Creek p O, pi,,rens
Dlstrid, SC. i'cNehS
rs, 100 NJ. r. HUNNICU1T.
ncc s3. 1850 - ,f
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-02
FOR TAX COLLECTOR

r.',:.m b@A: imc friends of Rev. j. r.. IIUNSICrTT
respectfully announce him candidate ror ,,,a
'""S ps 1 q lax Collector Mt the ensuing election.
BEg me friends of Rev II. NJ. BART0T ro
speG''uily announce him as candidate Co., r to-
Collector at the next election. i0f lax
Ssay The friends of j. w. b. CARY rosroo,r.Y
y, y announce him candidate for re. elertn ~
at the cTs o. Iax Collector for Pckcus district
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-02
FOR THE LEGISLATJrpy

BSa-The friends of DR. THOMAS T. rPwts
The next election. NV B'Si"'ure at
,,heas,r hsas ihe friends of MOSES HENDRICKS rc.
spee''"'Iy announce him candidate fo, Tic Ioo;s-
i"'urc NJ me ensuing election go
1,aVs VS. =, imn friends of Maj. j. C. MILLER bo~
, ,e"Ne 10 announce him candidate ior tle 50
i"ture, at the ensuing election. 'V' ''e legs
!, tNA ~" inc many friends of Col wAI s. Girls.
- i,Nh respectfully announce him n cnn,li1a,o rn
'"e legislature at the next election. '''
M The friends Of NJ. NJ NORTON ESQ r..
SIve''u''y announce him candidate for the I.c@.
'Sinlnre at the ensuing election '''' '"B-
80 bso ihs many friends of p. p. WERNER Es,
,"i;oT'.uly ,n,ii;'Ty announce lin candidate for ths
hegiS'a'me M at the ensuing election
RIH Ihe friends of Er. a. j. ANDERSON nm
n1"ec ;'c INN candidate for recIe.,ion to tlc Inn-
iS'n' re nj The next election e
Hea' me friends Of JEREMIAH LOOrrR h.r
ichre 10 Announce Jim candidate for Tho / cn;ane
'"ture. ot The next election.
NtD ne friends of Il. c. PCLLIAM. Tso r..
SSpcc"""y announce him candidate for The Icois.
nature, M the ensuing election
Bcs ne friends of Mai. ROB'T MAXWELI.
respectfully announce him candidate fo, ro1inn'
'iVh 10 the Legislature NJ the next election
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FOR SlTrpIrP

DeS- The friends of Capt r.. f. MORGAN xe.
ITPcssauny Tcsy announce hima candidate for Sherig Of
'FkchS i,fstriet.. 81 the ensuing election
WaS1 The friends nf C,l Al NY 80 1.l,.,
n! nounce ilim candidate for sheriff of pck"m.
district, Mt the ensuing election. ''N'""
kaS ihe friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMS,yro-
II;cIaay announce hima candidate for Sheriff Of
ricKehs district, AT tho next election. - ~
asss" The friends of Col. LEMTFI. T11oN,
ii@TSl'ect,nily i@ announce him candidate for she
III o1 % i,SNcns 1 district, at the ensding election
gsa5N fhe friends Of w n CRAIG hoo Icsvn
I, Hno.nce hIm candidate for Sheriff Of riokens,
uiStrict, at the next election. 'ON'''7
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EDlI EIEIlI,

va Ihe friends of Gen F. y. GARVIY p.
SpcetiniIy announce him a candidate for Clrrl 60
'he Cour, nt the'ehsuing election. "
soTS "'e 'u'homIcd to announce W. j. PAR
HVNH candidate for Clcrk OF the Court ~.
ensuing election NO''' " 'hs
Ge7s Tho friends of JAMES f. HAGOOD r.
I,o'y announce him candidate for ye.ele..
next election. N'"'' "t inc
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Notice,

~ Notice,
LaL0r. "'''
INV Fl valuable Recipes for maxim, w.,
a., ny and Bar soaps, &C. for Wink on'.hn " m"T,
iyyge,Pt OF one dollar. will send to nnw no.n o me
roGndy Tum ygu m get the Recipe, fnot satisfied VIII will
and Ia;p" Ih9pe yo% w1Ii'aIl try it; and save morov
Your 'n"Dr name ons " hen y9n send FRA Recipe write
getting my Recipe make Sonn far ono "u can' ny
PonnG without Lyo Potash or Groos" 'GIv Trvp Per ;t
M IL net satisfied, money refunded. Addyyoes, 81,
N.o. =, I. b. WARD p. M
lp Mc''ErEN, Marion Dist, S. G.
mn =" Mnen writing for Recipe enclose
Flarch 2S, 1860 Ok
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- "a - =. =. -
O a no ID o u a 1r IS s.
FOR CONGRESS- 90

R2s- The friends of Col. JOHN. d. AsHMoRE
i;nn ,o announce him eeandidate for re.elcc-
'ioh 10 Nongress, at the ensuing olection.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-02
Estate Notice.

i Estate Notice.
~ Ps indebted to The Estate of Thom.
m ovm . ilingsworth, deceased, must make
tboag he 3Oth day of July noxt, and
prosenS n'."s LII aBalnst sad Estate will
time, al Sa,t nt'es'eu on or before that
Ordinary ON that day,
FENNELL,
Mov dpLLlNGSWORTH, Adm'rs.
---''3-S 80 al
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blsnithing.

6SSato d do ISSIGNED is now rerarea
W and II his line, at short notice.
alwaps be nl4nlike mannor. He can
- his Shop, Terms moderate.
SCI IL AHARRIS0N HAYNES
wv ~ IL '' If
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COME TO yVALEaALLAr
NJ RS. X N EE

HIS RETURNED FROM MCHARLES'rON
nv IFlt large md splendid assortnaent og
wv SpTing and Summer Goods,
Consisting in part of Brnnets Trimmings and
Laces La; MILLINERY ofevery description; beau.
hi"' G"llc"es and Muslins of l,audsomer pat
ters than have before been out. Ladies' ne and
substantial Shoes, Slippers nnd Caters with
md without heels. Also. th6fino hid e,oneross
Gaiter: HO0lS-SN Ggt'PS, recon- ruendca fprtl,eir
durability and bw prices. Phe- attention Of
mothers 's called to fne assortment Of Misses
and little Girls Bonnets. n new stvie. This
;, SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
lhaS peeh selected with a great deal Of care and
attention. and Will be SOLID on the most ron snn,,.
S'e'tcrms for cash. Her friends aud the pubic
generally are invited to call and examine hor
stock. The Goods will he shown with Measure
WallW)o, April IL, 1860 3I-2m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-02
M. G. KETTH

win ri NEY At LAW,
w to h;Pmpuy TO all business entrusted
Western the Districts comprising f6e
Dse IOffice at Pickens G. Ii.
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Motfca.

- - KJULIG3. lfs.91fg N n
III peraons indebted 70 The Ealaiapf Abion
+ ~ Powell deseHsed, most make paylLSnt By Mon.
against said Estste must present them 90 Al besufs
that day. as aRa1 scttlefent of aaid gjlalb viii
be made before the Ordinary aftbst iti 1
FtOBt'h r0wEf.f, Adnf.
Aa4 l7s 1860 ~ .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-02
New Powder Manufactor.rl=

"in south south Carolina Powder Mills oTe nov.
Of Dealers is operation, and the attention
@Tiiy WIy OF the Powder NfannfactmroJ' a. sureri-
rcS over that any other in Ametico 4" W. t"eSo
pf ParpH 10 furnish at the shortest o,;" ufo
nrcoS S following description, at the fony SJp ANY
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ISAAC wIcKLIFFE.
TILE STATE OF SOUTH aCAR0r1N
es IN EouITY--PIcKgEs. ~ "A

I'M. IInnf,
VS. R;JI ~, f,tss.
s. NJ. Hunt, ct. ale. '"' i"r"'ion' &c.
W. wPggsScsifE Tsh, 70 The Court that s. NJ Hunt and
Without the limits of this State: On o, reside
;a "pr;sOn ra ana puiliam, complainanfs sociars
IS ordered that these several absent tlefenSaS
@bs Fs' saa EeSa S "S "9swsr dcmr to the complain
from the publication hereof or their eons months
same VIII be taken by anorder pro eonJssc 10 the
4tsT E0B,T, A. THOMPSON. eys
tcm 10 Office, March 20, 1860: = sa'
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FOR SALE.
j. B. E. SLOAN G. co.

Two Valuable Tracts of Land,
TN Pickcns District. each containing within
u fraction of Eight Hundred Acres, both en-
tirely unimproved, but within q mile and a milo
and q half of o Saw Mill. One Tract lyina
west from Walhalla six miles, and having .
rs OR 80 ACRES OF BOTTOM,
With fa;r proportion of good upland, and sd-
joining lands of Capt. VIM. Steele, G, w. Van
zGnt and DIR. Earle. The other Tract being ten
miles wost of Cherfy's Bridge, and adjoining
lands of Elias Earle, 4. j. Sloan and Others
and has nearly the same quantity of
sspts0sAa and Good UPIasad
AS the other tract For terms. which will he
reasonable. apply to r.. A. THOMPSON, the
editor of this paper
April l3, 1860 ' 81 If
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BACHELORS RETREAT ACADEMY
pICKENS DIS'rR(rp

FflE 'ndcrsigned would respectfully announce 70
- 'hsrnhlIc that they have engaged The Rev
[,1 w. ~ HOTTER to open an BNGLLSH am
Si1+,E N1-loic-i SCHOOL at this place, ON the I'd
MohdT in nJNnuory, 1860. His experience or some
ten yerS IN tcachng and his we'll known and on.
,n"i.SS,' character need Recommendation from, me-
we wnld; therefore, invite The attention Of thosn
m%I m,,u nave their children and wards placed
u"oebomd moral influence and thorough, insf,,,c.
non; nd would solicit their patronage. eThc p,;n-
e,pai i,pr'pnrci to BOARD number of SIndeu;.
ana o'hr good families will do Tie same on rcns"n'
iiGic ivss. S va 'e"Soh'
tinilsHrHd1my i,i,' is located in section pleasant
hsr nv plu 1nd well supplied with churches of thr
difcrc: denominations Vi !he
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Will lac deducted. '''"lhe4 % cents
J. II ne nrsnro Manufacture is under the guidance 90
monr ntsiEMtELpER, ail;srE from Mcmmin%"n i"[G CO OF
'h" has traassS ana ssSp'9"esd len poTder
d rowder 80 much admired 'H py "'ghly ih brilliant
Ionmtsy GIom,n@nIy of Europe This Poydcpp %S dTp0ring
s.ooI CoI'Hul round and possesses tbc Moi; ~ u
properties e' 'rom all corroding
dcrs 'Hrs GIlod and contractors may have their Dr.
snoItost ~ notice All orders sbm1Ij in nt tn"
Carolina 1T ickehs Z. H., South
March Is. 1850 ~ 'i'o y LN, Agent.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
W. R. b. Moss
vs. BIN for Relief, So.

=. VI. Hunt and others. J lt'F1-U"1 Y
ITappearing to the Court chat Samuel NJ. Hunt.
one Of thedefendaats IN this case, resides With
opttle limits of this State On motion Of Norton.
complainaht's solicitor, Il "a ordered that Tho said
assent defendant doappearinthis Court and plead,
snswer or deniar to complainahs said bili of COM
paint, within three months from Disqualification
herees or his consent 70 tho sam wiH BE taken as
cohfeesed by m order.prc e1,efesso.
R0BT. a. THOMPSON, CIR D. :
( Com'rs oaace, May 0, 1860 ~ Z ~ sm,
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HARbWARE.
CUTLERY,

CUTLERY,
NAILS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-28
LATER FROM'EUROPE.
HK THE oITY OF vAsIs,xcToN.

Sr. JOINS, July 27.-Steamship City of
Washington, from Liverpool July 18th, via
Queenstown the 18th, passed Cape Race on
her way to New York, at four O'Clock this
morning. The news yacht OF the Associated
Press succeeded in obtaining the Cape Race
canister, which, however, contained no sum.
mary Of news, but merely two newspapers,
from which the following summary is com
piled
The British government is said tn have re-
iceived intelligence OF a fearful massacre Of
christians at Damascus. Five hundred were
killed. among whom was the Dutch consul.
The American consul was wounded.
The Naples and Sicily, the two vessels which
passed over to Garibaldi are merchant steam
prs The rumor is confirmed that the steamer
Beloa has passed over to Garibaldi
NAPLES, July 14.-Patriots are constantly
travelling the streets. The moderate party is
full of apprehension concerning the stabbing
Of an inspector Of the former police, on the
18th on the STada dc Tolda.
The proclamation OF Garibaldi against the
Bourbon dynasty, has been distributed lie
says Il am a royalist, but prefer Victor
Emanuel, who will head US against Austria"
NAPLES, via TURIN, July I7.-There has
been a conflict between the troops and the peo-
pie, in consequence of popular manifestations
in favor Of some refugees who had disembark-
ed at Naples The ministry have been dis
missed and new cabinet formed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-28
New York MnrlSets--July 81.

Cotton firm with more doing; sales 2OOO bales at l0ic
for middlng uplands.
FLOUR Receipts bbls; sales 1900 bbls Estate
aud Western heavy, but prices unchanged; supcrtne
state 5000 " $40; extra state 500 % $50 round hoop
Ohio S52J a. 500; superne western, s490 a. 100; com
mon to good extra western sjU5 a. 5,25 southern dun
and heavy; sales 1860 bbls mixed to good So az $50
fancy aud extra $500 iI5; Canada supcrue dull aud
dropping at - IS az 50O sale $50 bbls extra 500 a 1850
GRAIN -Whcu unchanged; sales $4,000 bush Chicago
spring Sl,l6 % LII; Milwaukee club s2l white west.
crn Sl,30 a 1855; white Canada sl,3l Corn steady
saes6 900 bush mixed western 81 % 64c sound and
&c for choice.
PROYISG0NS-Bee quiet and steady; sales 200 bbls.
Pork dull; sales 1915 bbls Sls3I % 1880 old,
and 1912 0 1925 for new Whiskey dull sales 156 bills
al 20f % 2JAs Rice dun and ZIG &c lowers sales small
nj a 6 l5c Sugars less buuyaut 1900 hhds; Porto
Rc q % 19c Muscoyado @ % Tic; llayana 200 boxes
n % De- Coffee arm; Rio, $500 bags in Philadelphia at
3fc: MaracabO 90 boys at l4c Java 80 bags at lslc
81 Domingo 1855 bags at 1870
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-28
rrom tno AdrIan lMIeh.l watchtoMer.

SHOCKING CALAMITY,--On the 23d inst.
dreadful accident occurred. on the farm OF Mr..
Petts, about one mile south west OF Tecunseh
village Mr.. John Lowe, one Of the projectors
of trashing machine, was at Mr.. Pettiss
with the machine, and had been thrashing
wheat Mr.. Lowe himself feeding the machine
For some cause the speed Of the machine had
been Stacked, and Mr. Lowe for some purpose
stepped over the cylinder from the usual posi-.
ton Of the feeder, and as he moved to return
he called TO the driver to put on the speed
again, and stepping over the cylinder he fell
upon the feeding apron with his legs nganst
the revolving teeth. In moment his lett leg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-28

HEATED WIND STORMS "A heated wind
storm pas ed over portion of Kansas on the
6th inst, which proved nearly as destructive
to animal life as the recent tornadoes that
visited with such terrible effect portions OF
Iowa. The wind arose about halt-past ten
o'clock A. NJ, and continued until three clock
in the afternoon AT one O'clock the mercury
rose to ITO degrees, and continued so Tor about
an hour, and then gradually began to decrease
The effect can scarcely be imagined. The
wind blew a brisk gale, carrying with 1t
salty. suphurous smell. Two men, IN at
tempting to cross the country from lola to
Humboldt, distant eight mlles,l were over
taken. and persisted. There We're three others
at Humboldt, who were caught out with teams,
which persisted, the men alone surviving, and
and are now in fair way to recover. There
was scarcely II chicken left in the country
Hogs and cattle fell in their tracks and sutio
Gated. Various reasons and conjectures as to
its cause are given, but all unsatisfactory. 1t
was Il hot Uind, which seemed to come from
the river, and was so hot that those who stood
there had to put their hats to their faces. As
near description as we can give, it seemed
as if we were close to a building on fire, say
about square off, and the wind from the fire
blowing directly in our face