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DgSoYo PARISH MoYIyG-The friends of Bell and
Everett in this parish have made call for all those who
are in favor of constitutional Union government to
assemble at Mansfield on Saturday ls OF September
to form 4 club Hon. B. L. Hodge, Capt w. A. Lacy,
F P Austin aud Hinton Smith, Esqs, will attend as
speakers The Union spirit is spreading
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Shreveport Price.c,,.-.-..

This report embraces actual sales ,aaJ
consolidating, 4Q8c. NN' ys'lsedagI
sroAR-N 9 brown, 8@l24c. an
00@l5 00R Dbl - A0us extra. AZ,
PoHk-Mess, s25 oo@26 90 q BIZ '-'
BAcoN-sides, cleal., log lee; ribbed l2la,.
dsIs 9@l2tS sqgarooEssd hams l8saao 'bop
CoFFEE-Rio, l5@16c. p IL.
sALr-$2 5008 90 II sack.
WHIsKEY-3o@45c q gall.
0IL-Lard, 81 35@l 80 n gull
CANDLEs-Star, 23@2Sc d il
BAGGNa-Ky. 20@-c; India, 2oa
RopE-ll@12!c. RB.
NAILs-$4 5o@5 Is y key IRoy-no.
sHoT-S2 25@24 u bag. LEAD-B,as @ ag. Pt
IlME-Thom. SO oo@$ 30 II Dbl. CT sgl0c 2 b.
LowELLs-123@l5 y yard LIssry yasA[3S,l-Si0o
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MANSFIELD FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The advertisement
Of this furnishing institution will be found in another
column The faculty is composed Of ladies' and gen
temon of the highest talent and great experience The
next collegiate term commences on Wednesday, 3rd
of October next
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UNIVERSITY OF S SAASsFIr -

MEDICAL DEPARIht D., a riiIl count
VNHE course of Lectures for loo2-ot3,t and esnlaN
Il on the 1st Monday of OCTOBER n'N' -as
five months. Ill no delivered
The Introductory, as usual, VI" ,a7
first Monday in November. =, n professoro AHD''
THOMAS r. JENNINGS, h.D' ,o,..,s-
aud Physiology. II, n Professor Of O"~
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEl, Nl'p' ma
CK ' W TN ! on MD, Professor OF A''' ,,.t
and Medical Jurisprudence, or Of Surgical A''
All BUCHANAN, MD, Professor ...i.,
omy and Physiology professor Of VO'''
and Diseases ofWomen ana f TTi Piles and y,
PAULF EVE, NJ. D., PrOieSSo' ....,. ali
tice of Surgery. p..fossor of lnstl'u"'
W. X. BOWLING, NJ u, floieD ..,or sd
Practice of Medicine; .diuuct Profess
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, MI, nv ,,,sa9
Demonstration Of Anatomy noned for stuu''
The Anatomical Rooms will De ottNG .,,a 4
the first Monday in October, the nHder the dirs''
The Tennessee State Hospital un1 If charge ta3
the Fan g Is omen to the Glass free % nnecon WE
CIinoHehas been established - rerIormed au' \
University, at which operhons ~ u the presfD''
prescribed for and lectured upon u .,,f,s
class. Is sl05; Mat tiG, Grls'
(paid once only $; Practlc"i a. = oer ea
ton fee, SO. .,orred fors5 ~ ~ IN
For further information or CaIal oR0WLINb' |TgsG
Nashville Ten. Aug 90, 1850. -
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PARISH OF BGENvILLE IN MoHoN-By the last mail,
We received copy Of the proceedings of a Bell and
Everett meeting held at Mount Lebanon in the parish
Of BienviIlc August 18th, requesting its publication
together with an order for fifty extra copies of the South
Western. The proceedings in full will appear in our
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

KEAcm FEMALE CoLLEGE.-By reference to the adj
zertisoment it will be perceived that the autumnal
term of this dcscrvcdly popular institution commences
next Monday, the Sd Of September The faculty is
composed Of well known professors, and do not need
recommendation at our hands.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

We particularly request the public to peruse the eH-
tract from Gen Jacksons farewell address, which will
be found on our first page. We wish we were able to
lay it, together with Washngtons farewell address, be-
fore every democrat in north Louisiana 1t would I'M
doubtedly do much good.
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The KENTUCKY Y1croRY-The Shelby News says, we
give to-day the official report Of she election in almost
all the counties in the State Gen. Coombs (the Union
canddate leads Mcclarty he Breckenridge candidate)
about Is, coo votes!
The victory Of the Union parity by the election Of
Gen Coombs is a glorious achievement. By it, Ken
lucky sends forth to her sister States her reputation
If disunon-her determination to stand by and main
tain the Union It will have tremendous effect all
throughout the United States.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

According to the returns already received at the
census bureau, Washington city, the crops in all the
northern and northwestern States immensely heavy
this year In Pennsylvania, they are represented to
be nearly if quite double those Of last year, and
in other States they will probably be equally heavy
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29
Constitutional Union Club.

The members of this club will meet il the Gaiety
theatre Texas street, next Saturday, GstofsePember
at IL o'clock, A NJ The public in general respect
fully invited to attend
Mr. Duncan will address the meeting.
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MAYoR's OFFICE, Auga

MAYORS OFFICE, Augq a
AT an adjourned meeting of the may
of the city of Shreveport, the following ss
present, viz: his honor Jonas Robesoa ya.
Griswod Samuel c. Head, F. NJ VALID wF
Dashiell, trustees. There being quo
Was called to order by his honor, the m
ceeded to business.
The final report of p e. Rosson, fe as5 ass
was received, and on motion, the scri cpd gg.sss
together with his bond, were ordered 1..lsl Es
scrip, amounting to S6945 81, was the 7lz5 r..s
enee of the board
On motion, the mayor be authorised 20 S1 h
to the amount of two thousand dollars s. @ s
he may find convenient, and that he 4 authorised
dispose of the furniture belonging to The earcr
and purchase such new furniture as he nay lee lsz
sary for the use of his office.
On motion, the petition of the Rev. 81 AclAsa
and others, for the closing of all drin s4s als2s
fee houses and beer-shops on the sabb ,.ct
and that action be taken on the sam 81 - s
meeting.
Be it ordained, &c, by the mayor
city of Shreveport, that w. B. Sturgess, city p
be allowed the sum of twenty five dollars per month
for extra service as captain of the city patrol for the
time he may serve as such.
On motion, the board adjourned.
JONAS robson, mayor.
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We understand that r. H. Mari and B. j. Sage, Esqs.,
will visit Shreveport the 10th Sept, and address the
friends of Bell and Everett and the public generally
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

The Arkansas Democrat says 'the guard Of Arllan-
democracy is yanqushed and her heroes cover the
fled Memorable with dsmay and terror to Napoleon
at Waterloo, were the words 'The old guards recos,
and to Arkansas, the effect Of the battle through which
she has passed. is fraught with mischief. Wen may
those who have fought under the democratic flag from
infancy fear the results from this unfortunate
tire. Let US hang the harp the willow tree, for the
cohesive properties Of party has been washed away
by the mcrciless rain Of binding Innovation. 'The
harp that hung on Taras walls mute and its echoing
melody no longer fires the soul or ndlcs the glow Of
of patriotism in bosoms Let the democrats
their heads in shame, and let those remember who are
now exutng, "that another victory, ANDY are done
The news Of the defeat of the old warhorsc Of demo-
cracy in Arkansas unexpected by US, and, we be-
eye by any else out of the State Of Arkansas but
Mr. Johnson the regular democratic nominee for gov
ernor has been beaten 200o votes by Rector the
sentative democratic and Union candidate CAN'T and
Hindman, Union candidates have been elected to
gress, over the democratic nominees Jas. r. Pagan,
constitutional Union candidate has been elected State
senator from the counties of Saline Montgomery and
Hot Springs"
So far as have been able to ascertain, the const-
tutional Union party have elected % members to the
legislature Well done Arkansas.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

Alta recent election for local officers in Macon, Coo
So, Montgomery, Chambers Russell and Autauga coun-
ties, Alabama the Bell aud Everett candidates carried
every one except the latter These elections have taken
place in the vicinity of the residence Of the great dis
unionist Mr. Yanccy.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS


FIRST ELECTORAL DISTRICT,
RIvIERE GARDERE, Of St. Bernard
G. DEFERRIET, of Orleans, Alternate.
SECOND ELECTORAL DISTRICT,
RANDELL HUNT, of Orleans.
JULES LAVERGNE, of New Orleans Alternate
THIRD ELECTORAL DISTRICT,
CHRISTIAN R0SELIUS, Jefferson,
~ DUNCAN S. GAGE, of Terrebonne, Alternate.
FOURTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT
J. O. FUQUA, Of East Feliciana,
H. NJ. FAVR0T, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
FIFTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT,
THOMAS Fl. LEWIS, Of 0pelousas,
VAISIN F0URNET of St. Martin, Alternate.
SIXTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT,
JOHN RAY of 0uachita,
L. L. HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate.
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FTHE CnmD IS ONLY TROUBLED WITH Wos., =
the thoughtless mother, when the puny
her offspring is remarked upon Only worms why -.
say, only cholera only yellow fever for worms as
more lives than either If you love yonrtle ors
minister to them, If you only suspect Them - ~
troubled with worms sure, safe, and mmog.,'
remedy Every household where it has been ,I ,a
every physician who has seen its effect prororn..
WINER's CANADIAN VERMFUGE such remedy '--'''
Be particular and remember tie name aW,,,,.
CANADIAN YERMIFUGE," this is the only arcetot caa
be depended on. Remember this See advertiser,
in another column. opc99 J.,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

Gold was discovered in the early part of August in
brook near Springfield, Connecticut. company is
now working the bed Of the stream, each hand aver
aging from five to seven dollars per day.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29
CREDIT SALE !,

AccLlNArED NEGRoE.s5. at ap sssstur elo53S :
of October, 1860, pe'"e ..rdbard'
A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. NJ, ,,n,prising llsi''
; Families often negroes, comp
house servants. Gale. ,.dpst@
Terms, made known at me SWEET, 'a'F
aug29
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The river opposite this place, has risen about seven
inches, and it having rained Though very moderately
during the past week, may shortly anticipate good
low ,rotpr nayipatiOn
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

Disunion papers striving to excite sectional
prejudice against Mr. Bell because be believed in the
right of petition and favored the courteous reception
Of every petition which came from the people, even
though some of them might ask for interference with
the peculiar institution Of the south, which congress
had not the power to grant Receiving the petitions,
however, was a very different thing from advocating
or favorng them These journals to forget that
Mr. Buchanan, whose election they all advocated four
years ago, was always in favor of receiving such petit
tons. He presented great many of them himself
arnstance, the 18th Of August, 1888, he present
ed petition in favor of entering into diplomatic inter
course with Hayt, which, if granted, would have com
PEELED this government to have received at Washing
ton, negro ambassador!
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

1t appears that Mr.. Breckenridge has infinitely the
advantage of Mr. Douglas, the question of squatter
sovereignty Mr.. Douglas first promulgated bis dog
ma in 1854, in his celebrated Kansas BILL which was
made the test Of democracy throughoutthe south On
the 10th January 1850, when Mr.. Breckenridge was
member Of the Kentucky legislature, from the county
ofFayette he introducedcertan resolutions and spoke
and voted for them. The following is one Of them:
'Resolved, by the general assembly Of the Common
wealth of Kentucky that the question of slavery in the
territories being wholly local and domestic, belongs
alone to the people who inhabit them"
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

We would particularly call the attention Of or olo-s
to a remedy known as McLean's Strengtbeuing
and Blood Purifyer 1t is certainly Yplr.f mode
We therefore say to all, call at The aga
yourselves its intrinsic merits Its del
We ask our lady readers to try it. See
in another column
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

DOUGLAS ELECTORAL TIoKET.-As matter Of news
we publish the following electoral ticket formed in
this State to support Douglas and Johnson
1st District-Col Maunse White, Plaquenine cleo
tor; Charles Benvenu, st. Bernard, substitute
md DISTRIBUTION. Pierre Soule New Orleans, cleo
tor: W e. Mullen, Of New Orleans, substitute.
3rd Distribution. Gustave Leroy, Jefferson, cleo
tor: Desire DeBlanc, Assumption, substitute
4th Distribution. j. Duncan Stuart, East Baton
Rouge elector; w E. Walker, Livingston substitute
5th Distribution. Joshua Baker st. Mary, elector;
W. W Wilmington, Rapides, substitute.
9Th DistIict.-Col n p. Coleman, Madison, elector;
j. n. L. Richardson, Morehousc substitute.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

1t is reported that SPECTATORS in Gotten this year,
will suffer a loss Of sl0,000,o00
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

The Breckenridge convention held at Charlottesville
Virginia, on the goth inst, adopted resolution in
sructng the electors to any way to prevent the
election of Lincoln if breckenridge can't be elected.
The Douglas convention at Staunton, Va on the
same day, refused all alliance with the Breckenridge
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4 very handsome compliment was paid on the even
ing Of the 18th inst the Continental hotel Phila
delphia to our distinguished fellow-ctzen Randel
Hunt, ESD, in the form Of a serenade, which drew
together a large concourse of people. The Inquirer
says:
Mr. Hunt being one Of the electors at large on The
Bell and Everett in Louisiana the greeting this
count in addition toits personal relation, took political
turn The Minute Men went in procession to the hotel
with the Philadelphia Band. Several delightful airs
were performed and in response Mr. Hunt appeared or
the balcony and after acknowledging the kindness o.
the citizens who had thus called him. he proceeded
amid great enthusiasm address the assembage on the
various topics involved in the presidential canvass His
speech was quite able and interesting and cordially
cheered throughout.
From the report of Mr.. Hunts speech we have the
following:
He explained that the constitutional Union party hat
had its origin in the desire of the good of all sec
tons Of the country to put end to the unceasine
examinations and recrmnations of the northern anC
southern States We have formed party that ha
carried Kentucky by nearly 900 majority hav,
formed party that win carry Virginia as sure as to
morrows sun shall rise. Tennessee is with us, ant
North Carolina will be wthus They tell you Louisiana
is unsound / DENY it. She is sound to the very core
She is true to the Union She will vote for John Bel
and Edward Everett. (Cheers.)
tell YOU gentlemen, the south will present almos
united front. (Gheers.) South Carolina will be mis-
led by her politicians Il is possible that Georgia ma
90 astray but venture to say that least twelve
Of the fifteen States will cast their electoral votes 70
John Bell and Edward Everett
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M4NSFIELD FEMALE COLLEGE


FACULTY.
REV. CHARLES B. STUART, PRBslpiESS ,,,
And Professor of Moral Mental and Aqtufal JAW
JOHN w. STUART, A. ~; t,,,od..
Professor of Ancient Languages and ~ na'neH-'-
W. S. DONALDSON, N; d. r,o,.
Professor of Vocal and instrumental Mu'is'
Bass and Composition;
Mrs LIZZIE SfUAh5Ii, ,otbamai.
Instructress in English Literature ana op n1'-'
MRS +. A. BATCHhL0oh, , u4r,snt
Instructress in the Primary D eRRtoaesi
MILE -(a native OF It"'SWf nsc
Instructress in Modern Languages Az aTu
Miss HATTIE NJ. CUsHhlA at.t Music.
Instuctress in Vocal and lnstr n4rF
Miss ANNETTE c. F p, rt,oeut
Instructress in the Ornaments, p e
Mr.. A. H. THOMAS
Steward and Bursar;
Mrs, EMMA E. A. THOAA1'
Stewardess. ~ Wednes
THE next Collegiate year commences ,s3;on appyo
October Sd, 1860 For further 5ncretarT Boar
A. H. THOMAS, OF to j. L. SCALES Es}2S epoITfiiLLPS
Trustees. LIE dE.n.i a. BOARD Iflss
PresiaSH' ~ aug
I T. Gr,TES Secondary,
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DAILY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR possess. ~
questionable power instantly to check insnst' ug IN
is acceded by many eminent in the profession a,j i
all that have ever used il and hence possessing ' ~
in case of Burns, Scads, &C., sprodueed by ina S
must cease as soon as you conquer and subdna
nation that caused it. Read the many cert;sa una
cures in pamphlets, which can be had erati, ' W
agents For sale in New Orleans, wholesale ana VI ne
by J. WRIGHT & Co, q and l5l Charlie .sa
Sole agents for the southern States, and to rbo 1s
orders should be addressed on.a rOI u oil
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tHHETTE RANKIN, elk.
KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE.
EACTTI NY


FACULTY.
Rev. J. II. TUCKER, q
President and Professor of Mental and Moral Science
and Ancient Languages
Miss S. C. WILCOX,
Instructress in English Literature,
Miss SALLIE p. SC0GlN,
lnstruetress in Mathematics aud the Physical Scel9'
MISS KATE HILL,
Instructress in Academic Department
PROF. C. F. SCHUITZ,
Instructor of Musie-PianO, Guitar and floll'
MISS SALLlE E. CARLTON,
InstructTess in Music--Piano and 9ultaf
MISS WILCOX,
InstructreSs in French and the Ornamental Depal'A'
RRv j. H. TUCKER AND LADY,
Stewards Department.
Mrs Z. NJ. JENKINS,
MatTon.
The Autumnal Term of this Institution comIhsnsTi
the lst Monday of September; the Spring Term nm,
mediately succeed without any vacation EaVA i''-
twenty-one weeks. ..L...
Rates of Tuition for the Term Of twenty one
follows: nsM
In Primary Department Ga a
10 Academic Department. ..........''''.''''' y a
la Collegiate Department "a
Incidental Expense q b
Music, Piano Guitar. 10
Drawing and Painting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MO
Embroidery MISUNDERSTANDING. ':..t''''' h 70
Board, including fuel lights, and Washing -,
Pupils entering at the opening OF the i T Nds
two weeks thereafter, charged Tor inc lsin Ill
deduction for absence, except in eases o. sTiT
ness. THUS; ~ "a a t I'm,
aug 90 1860, President Board o. I-2-
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The Lafourche Union, received by last mail says
owe raise, to-day, the names of Douglas and John
SON. and under that flag enter the present contest
prepared battle for standard bearers the chosen
representatives Of national democratic principles and
to lend whatever help avert the blows of the
traitorous hands, black republcanand Yanceyitethat
aim to strike down the Union"
'BREcKINRIDGE MEETING.-The partisans of the bolt
ers convention laboring in the thToes of widest
despair the result of the late elections in Kentucky
Missouri and other States, met together here Satur
day last and did all they could to organise Breckn
riege club We were not present, but all the national
democrats and the friends of Bell and Everett, whom
curiosity attracted there unanimous in saying that
never did any faction receive shameful huma-
ton than was inflicted upon this meeting We told
that positively, there were not enough Breckenridge
men in the to fill the necessary offices of the club
Indeed in the whole annals Of presidential campaigns
one will look in vain for the record of any movement
that ever won legitimate claim to the title of
"fzzen than the attempt to organise Breckenridge
club in Thibodauxn
The Georgia rice crop beginning to rpen, and will
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FOR PRESIDENT
JOHN BELL Of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts,
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GEORGE b. EINKEAD,
HENRY JOHNSON,
SAN d. NC CULLOUGH,
E. X. SAYRE,
y. X. HUNT,

John C. Breckenridge at that time must have been a
Unon-savcr Of the first water, The miserable dema
gogues, and the "actous politicians" vehementy
denounced, as opposed to Gen Taylor, the demo
cratic politicians and the democatic party headed by
the venerable Cass The Breckenridge politicians of
1860 will please put the above in their pipes and
smoke it. Richer and richer grows the result
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-29

The number of emgrants that have arrived at the
port Of New Y ork since January !. il 81, 1913
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New Orleans Mn.l--.-

august 2S.-There is a better enonirv g.
es oPR sg5 S Sny n s5e 5. YESTERDAY S %
crop, at about the range of our quoaor OF the nes
Good Ordinary . d4@74 Good 5oi' Z 5a nsv lol@l4
LG Tb m 5sesoi: ocad S@9 i Mia a94d9g ssB
the LIST September have been2, 265 059 baIaa since
ted during the same time 2,2lS, 293, 4'ss' AEpor.
6LogR-superfne, 8 $7t@5 70; extra 50 soa.o,
BACoN-Sides, 13@I5c; shoulders. gS1to
LARp-12@15c. u ID. ''''
CoRN-54@70cts. u bushel
OATs-40@46c II bushel
SUGAR-S3, 6@94e. u II.
MoLAssEs-20@34e. p gallon.
WHIsKEY-Rectifed, l73@2l raw, ls@qO an
CoFFEE-Rio, 13@144c. a ID. O-' TgaLOn.
CATTLE MARKET An, 90
BEEF-Western, fine, ........6Casa ~
Texas and Lake, ........ .$I4Csss d net
nogs, ....-....-. ..T0E . -'Au
SHEEP, .$2@4 25 Ally ns'
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The Georgia rice crop is beginning to rpen and viii
:. !. "a market r'@h .
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-01
DEATH OF Mr. JESSIE DE EBRUHL.

. Our community will deeply regret, says the
Carolinian of the % inst.. to be informed Of
the death Of Mr. ~JEssIE DEBRunL, formerly Of
this place, but Jate Of Florida On "Wednesday
last. the 18th insts, he's was out on horseback
aud took refuge, during storm, under, ., tree
While there limb fell from; the tree, Breaking
one artasand ,highssand crushing severalof his
ribs. He Immediately called loudly for help
Some Of his negroes hearing him wentsto his re.
lief and carried him home. He died4son, satur.
day, having himself given astatemcnt Of how
the accident occurred. %@. :
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-06-01

EscArE OF TIE New YonK DErattr1y,
PosrMAsTER-Mr. Fowler left in the steame,
Moses Taylor, for Havana on the night Of TIM
18th inst The Moses Taylor, it Is said did not
leave at the regular hour-and it is presumed
that Dir. Fowler.wcnt On board in d a'steam inc
and, when more than nine miles out embarkeS
on board. Ills personal, not his political
friends. mace up Liberal; purse; for him of sew.
eral thousand dollarsAenoGgtSto take care ~
him. II they had knowns instime, the amoun'
of his dcfalcation. it is said the whole wouli
have been subscribed to relieve him fron
trouble. The defalcation, ,itsis now known :,
of long standing and much correspondent.
had taken place with the department on the
subject: Mr.. Augustus .Conover, one Of Is
6ondsmen. deposits his half of the bail bond
in bank. to be if the Courts decree him liable
Gand sails for Europe in the Adriatic, June
"a, TO be absent two years, as previously ar
ranged, for the education of his 5children.-N
y Express .'t&fa ''