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n ostsxEE CAPTURED BIT GuN-BoAr-A
wv hAf1 IL TrRs.-lSrief mention was made
,,.r "'egrapA columns yesterday morning
capture CT the Confedera.e;steamer w
>. cry by the Federal gun boa. Cones to.
~ re following, from the Memphis Appeal
a. -'H' VIII show that not much was gain.
'He hessians In the enterprise
ss wgay ight on yesterday mornins, the pac.
Ky a., a. Terry, running from Paducah
Dor, ~ n, |Ae tennessee riv-r, owned at East.
)fbrsnS--A ise ana comm anded nv Capt Job
GgaI,h, "as Unexpectedly seized whilst Law
Fun.bot' wharf at PAeucah by the Lincoln
l.ds,,f poIestoga and an armed force of 25N
THIS I1op s, and t4kep as a prize 70 Cair i.
Et,sDs,,e vas TO doubt performed by way o.
sts I'm Iof the recon capture of the ste; m .
C4plsfr s ana Cheney by our men; but the
e. esSiJ. ala crew OF the Terry were not to be
cerdlrs} ooto9ns, As the seq uel proved. Ac
son. ey, in the afternoon they managed nv
steh us us 70 seize the steamer Samuel Orr,
AID f." as a reg uiar packet between paducab
raey VINE, and owned at the latter place
Lessee T,N'oed Ia harr1ing her up the Ten
lie keptnrhto CIT Henry, az we learn, Oh
sas sa,,I.1y and Tennessee line, where she
gEocsrlfz seca'ed with a heavy cargo of
Ae0n. vi. Insisting principally OF coffee.
pad Tor n.'isAey, etc. Her cargo was TO be
caustanna On delivery at Paducah, C. cir
pefs srS which saddles the los on the ship.
Tbs ao' the consignees.
n.rer saa s1 one Of the fieetest packets ON the
"ssal' ~ with her contents, Is q valuable
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INTERESTING News PROM LIBERIA. - The
Monrovia L:beria) correspondent OF the New
York Herald writing on the LIST of July
says:
The Liberian Government had just paid
the people the sums due-eight dollars per
month-for supporting the Congo negroes
rescued from slavers and shipped there by
the United States government and the Colo
MIA ton Society. The living freight taken
out by the u Lifted States frigite Niagara had
sill become useful la6orers 10 the colonis IS
The Congos were indus trious to a degree,
spoke the English language f1uently avoided
communication with the native tribes, and all
had become Christians. The sms is said, to
great extent OF the caIgoes of The bonita,
Era, Storm King, Cora and Nigh tingale-
The negroes taKea from the last naned YES
sci were Eot treated so we'll by the Liberian
officers as the others, and one hundred anu
fifty of them 6isd, chiefly from neglect. In
deed, it is alleged that many of them were
buried alive.
1t is said that President Benson would not
apprentice them; but left them In the receiv-
Ing house 10 the last, in order to have heavier
charge on the Government in Washington for
their support. The native chief of the Gal
lenos had induced Spanish SLAYER TO go into
the port of his territory in the way of trade,
and then informed the Liberian Government
OF his arrival, the naval officers of which
made his vessel a prize, the free negroes cut
ting down the Spanish ensign ana hosting
the single star banner of The republic. In this
service Captain Mongo, Liberian navy. was
drowned but when they had the prize secur-
ed British cruiser ran in and took her from
them, denyiu President Benson's jurisdla-
ton in the Gallenos Not being able TO get
her over the bar again, the Englishman burn
ed her. Quite number OF - distinguished"
colored gen tIemen and ladies from New York
including Mr.. P. Downing, OF the (oyster)
Downing fa1nily-had arrived In M onrovia,
and all the ladies Of that city We're busily en-
gagged In learning to play On the piano under
The tuition OF Mr.. Luca, an American artist.
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that II any wounded men Of his AGO aints
IRE now prisoners In the Secession Hospitals
% send her the names and she will IKE them
n m the hospital 10 her own plantation and
give them tue best Of care"
HISTORY or As ALLEGED sscsssIesIsr
We cory the folio r!ns ircm The PM adel-
paia Ioqu,rer
Thomas Bledgst Lire dr. who yvas rece L,
'rrested fer treaeoa in Sine innati is a uati se
II fhiia ielphia, bat has been for several
years eis'zsn OF Texas and, was president OF
irailrond IN that STATE He Is a step son OF
the lat Richard Penn Smith, and hsls-brc-
her OF Horace w. and X, chad Penn Smith
both OF whom are Lieutenants in the United
states army Lincoln married dgnxh;er OF
he late II IN. w w Ash. who is since de
his literary productions, more particularly as
she author Of "Nuls for Future Historians To
Or.ck "
FcRTIFIoATiOSS AT BALTIMORE CITY
The Washington CORE pondent OF the Phil
.delphia Ing 1irer writes
| nave good reason to believe thai ipstrnc
IONS nave been sent 20 Gen Dix for the i.o
Mediate entTFnchment aEd forlification: Of
te~ar-i Hal al I5i!tinlote. It NOS C n
nandiag position, II is not only oy tar he
highest point In the city, but us ia .uraI ad-
.Sntages are superior to AL g hers IL aua near
h+ium re "A very slight degree of labor IN
.utting down the high and PREDICTIONS banE
IN che side, and In dItchiug and throwing d
III rsuchments the other there. will MAKE
~ rs strong as Font UClcoran
SUPERINTENDENT or MILITARY ROUTES
Inomas Scott, Esq, late su, erintsr
u 'ae hiiiAry routes OF the Government
lavllg eeen appoin ed ASST taut Secretary o1
War, r Motley, L q, late of he Alls
gneny ey pa Railroad, has been s..
lected 10 iii his place.
AhAhsf OF CITIZEN oF VEST caBsrER
john II Brinton, prom men. citizsn og
West Chester, Pa, late BrsCBipridge candl
date for Oons ress in that district, was arres.
Ell Gu Thursday last, and held to b. il for his
appearance ut court tor ar assault committed
on the editor of the Chester County Times.
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NAVAL ESdAaEnEST OFF P5RT ROYAL -
We are indebted to an esteemed oorrespon
Geat ssy-, the Charleston Mercury, II III
% I FOR the ilorvlug facts:
o. Monday, 18th instant, about ten O'clock
\. NJ while on - visit ID the camp OF the
B@AuiorS Volunteer Artillery, a severe can.
nensdIng was reArd cf Port Roval Bar
The clouds of sI>Jke arising from two pojn Il
on The horizon, distant about Il quarter of .
mile from each other, led 70 the suppcsitiUr
hat sharp engagement was going on. A
perfect calm prevailed at the time Rp thu
hid OF Il telescope were seen the mas IS OF tvs
vessels. The firing was Irregular, and from
guns OF different cai,Sre. Calculating by tht
In te val betWiX: the flash and report the dis.
rance was est mated 81 about fourteen miles
Venty-ona shots were exchanged. The tir.
ing continued three-qusrters of an hour, WLeI
the vessels seemed To close t0ge her. wher
the firing ceassd, and the vessels 6issppeared
. 1t need scarcely ha men TONED that thai
veteran corps, the Beaufort Volunteer Arti..
larg, We're anxious spectators Of tue doub tfu
enc, and eager TO parti7iplte, should coca
sion demand The record will prove theil
undaUntet courage and unerriIg aim
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THB FAEDAL BLOCKADE Our telsgraphic
dispatches OF Sunday last, says he Memphis
Appeal, Il the 23i, con taiued the announce
ment that Lincoln had purchased a large
number cfschooners loaded with stols 70 sin.
in tia inlets eff the Atlantic. by The rara-
graph which we publish below, from the Tai
iahassee Fioridian, is will be seen that tl.~
Iincclrites h"ye already commenced II u
novel mods of blocSadlng Southern ports:
On Wednesday last, the steamer Mob W
brought the sloop Sloat, lately captured D
her, up ID the outer buoy below s.. Mr..
where the crew of the steamer scuttleC IL.
sloon and sunk her across the cbanlel, RS
having cut her de * in pieces with axes Ga
steamer then went out again TO her old a..
choring place. a boat from Fort WILL
went TO the sioop, and succeeded in gs =
of her rigging and some other articles -
place where the sloop YVES sunk was fol-
a half miles from Fort Williams, out OF -
of the guns.
The channel at the mouth of the ST. =
is very narrow, so that, we presum The -
ing of a hull in il will effectually oostruc.
passage of vessels into thar port
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lHK WAR.

oews does not alter the condition OF
COR some days. There is unusual qmiei
tn'". ~, rcipts of interest, 1t may he thai
81 AZ .,s stiffness that precedes the storm,
aud .r that we shall be startled at some early
utth smother grand collision OF arms
asy snenies wonid evidently prefer to post
~ rop. operations for a season. but IN this they
h.rbly os gratIfied.
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TEL. EGRAPHIC NEWS.
,;sE Nj, TIL > Ar.
AE Efs u DN fk'Fs = =
Over Tue n.tiiaainT Ia asurs --saeeess II h =
Eevpia lea D. n W tiksuada
e,asgf=S ~ Ri. s1r y.sresG!t

NEW Y0kK Aug sj.--Fns steamer Scrth
Star mas srrived f1om Aspin wan in safsty.
with Al JIG 0o0 in Treasure, FROM CALF roil-
On her outward passage the North Star DIS
covered re British wer-s'eamer Driver ashor o
on Miragoans reef, End offered to tow her n,
but fouad she had bilged, AID that nearly
everything had been taken out OF her. Her
crew occupied ents on shore.
The North Star passed the steamer North
erD on the 18Th and The CnuInpioa on the I'd.
a boa. from Driver boarded h Northern
SsGr OF. her return trip and rep.rtsd thet the
z. ). corvette Richmond passed Iage oA he
AZ
Aavices from New Greu ada state that Gen.
do&queEa mad taken B1gors aAd routed the
Govern meat forces AID ,rocia.ned himself
ioyisunal Preai1eaL Of New S4ea ada
Generals Espina, Poea3a, Paris. a1-l various
Metals, were taken prisoners. tne President
AHA sl&StDeI had fed
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HoRBRIBLB DEED OF BLOOD AT SEA-
taleGrarhic disnatch dated Rostnn A,anr.,

HoRBRIBLB DEED OF BLOOD AT SEA-A
telegraphic dispatch, dated Boston, August
%. says;
The bark Czarina arrived here to. day, the
crew CT which makes the following report -
July 30 h. a. NJ The mate, Gutter, kill. d
Captain Dwyer with Ratchet while the lat
ter was asleep in his berth Outer then
killed the second mate, Hammet, OF Bos ton,
on deck, with the same instrument, and threw
the body overheard Next day, Gutter shot
the carpenter from the end of the lib boom -
Next he shot seaman dead on the deck and
also shot Alexis Trotpopsy, a passenger, in
the shoulder. He then rugged ont boat with
mast and sail, placing provisions On board
and attem pied to fire the btrk and leave or
the boat, but he was set upon by the crew
and killed. No cTuse can be assigned for the
commission OF these horrible acts by Gutter
The crew say he was not crazy.
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ottsa Loan.

tss patriotic people of an election precinc,
ID Washington county, Texas, las v<e learn
"0ia citizen of that State arrived here ,
s1's ananim ously subscribed about one hall
Va 'AeI growing crop of cotton to the Con =.
.s'F'sle loan. Fifty names on the list put
1"l @l00 bales Of cotton. The planter of
yates, and he Of four, subscribe with
u readiness. The people OF Texas are
.'--y 70 devote all they have to the cause If
-',ea-sFy.
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KILLED sI HIS JAiIoH "A man ne~ea
Daniels, To Jail At White Plains. New
for assarlt and battery, attacked his ~ - =.
on "wednesday night, Intending to ehtala IA,
lsil ksys AID relsi se all thu prisonerx 9A1rSss
jailor. nam 81 Crawford. sd IT ina dead On sks
spot, and 90 Investigation by eoroasf's isrY,
was jusuasd In tbs act.
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ANTICS OF A MAD Doa.-The New Orlean.

ANTICS OF MAD DoG.-Tho Ne Y Orleans
Bee, Of the Goth. says:
Yesterday morning large dog, with the
balls portruding, made straight dash for the
door of the Sec ind District police Office -
Boullosa, who was in bis way, threw u chair
at him, which caught him round the Eeck -
through the palings at the clerk, but was
caught at the launches. The clerk broke a
loaded cane oyer his head, and supposing
him dead, an officer dragged him in TO the
street By The hind legs.
Suddenly recovering, be darted off again,
dashed into Meyers cigar store, corner OF
Ohartres and st. Peter streets, upset some
thousand cigars, then started out and visited
the lawyers offices on the row, causing such
4 scattering as mad not disturbed that quiet
neighborhood for years fore. What bee anne
of the dog we could not flud out.
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pfKEor TRApE.-Tbs Montreal q zstts SAY q
that he schooner Gold Hautsr. Capt. Ia :.
reached that port few DAYS since wi I.
cargo Of 10 0r0 bushels OF wheat from A.
waukee, ell scute 10 Liverpool, on sp~sss
char's- by q Liverpool firm, who hayc
patched several vessels this season troE-
upper lakes to English ports direct.
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CsLossL MaAIk1As's RRa,assr AVA Sc
gisassa 70 lsafas that hotwpassaadi-f ~
aiVsultss N - way, Ve,. eotsr. Hon
q Unxasss slls. AAs lhS,cseasa W set.laS -
!. 2; wv ~. ~ =. Y yI1sIp Y z. s..a
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DIassrss TO WHEAT We regret 10 X ?.
says the So. Mzrv's {Mi } Beacon, to It ~
Gus aprrehensions are entertain by far
in this locality as ~ the eff scts o. the
rain upon that portion OF their wheat ~
which IA still In the field l. has rained
almost withaut inteEmfsstcH for two Wessss
and ii is feared that wheat shocked In the 81,
has been much injured.
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DEArg OF Coz, A O. FssRgIL-Ths Ma
Republican. Of the I'D inst announces t.--
death Of Col A. Z Terrell, OF Tusks- ga
Col. Terrell was very popular and pro--i.
nent gentleman, having held several pEor-
nent oincas In Georgia among them CierA- -
the Horse, and Solicitor OF the Uoweta N-f,
emit. He had been a resident OF Alat - {
about I've years, and was IN his fortieth y1-..
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SFoTs ON IRB Sus - uore at sae present
am. s1Irtseu ~ to0f tea ulS si,.G- spUss AMI
sfoups o. spots Oh tne san Toree or itul Of
mem are pretty large. Insy may ali 20 read
y seen with d tells cope u moderate 20 .er.
Fac largest arc ~ .nosa early EaH- 1ay
II TOSS tie uIgo.-- Froc Gs fecs Jtars.at.
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Iss kiSa OF trnsEps To War EzGzATp
Ono, hins " Greece, Is about 70 Wish Eug-
4 la ID. lis qteso, who daelng mis- oil SAGE,
eie os In III stead, - 63:n 20 be n WIN 81
\ ss.Iit, AND endowed ~ita .aIo energy Of cha
riGteT,
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RUN THE BLoCKADE.-The steamer Miramou,
which for some time has been confined in the
port of Mobile by the Yankee blockadar5
managed to effect ner escape on last Monday
night, during the heavy blow, and is now
of the Pom tchartrain Railroad This is the
steamer whose appearance On Tuesday in the
Mississippi so alarmed the people of the lake
shore watering vlaces, and it is exceedingly
gratifying to know that she is much more
likely to prove q friend and defender than an
enemy Our auth critics should al once effset
her pure base, and pat such an armanent
aboard as would eoable Der 70 clear the Lake
OF the chicken thieves.-N Bulletin, 22f.
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daAd s .~ sTEAAEs ETsA.- telegram,
4 ar sw York. Aug. I'D. says:
4ate ,t.saph IN the Tribune TO the efYect
nsr Einsaassf had been spoken BY the stea.
a'stes. isafg, supposed 10 be tks FIR. in
70. lie s,ss error. The vessel In quss tion
sreAsas.s sa Kangaroo. and tho sixnsis
1ssps u ~ WseR tas two vessels wgre b
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A SPLENDID LRdI0H FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The people Of the Old North State are NOV.
ing TO raise monster Legion tor the war, in
addition to the 80, 600 choice North Carolina
troops already in the field. The Legion is to
number 1000 men, in thu following proper.
tons 80 companies Of infantry; 10 compa-
MES Of rifiemen; 10 companies of cavalry, and
= companies of artillerv--Ihe companies to
consist Of not less than rs men, rank and file.
No com pany will be received for a less time
than the war. The field ctileers, commission.
cd and non. commissioned staff will be ap
pointed by President Davis; also the captains
Of artillery. They will be men Of the highest
standing in the mill Ary line
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a FsRtrABLg Bull RUF.--There was a veri
table bull run at Boston a few davs since,
during the passage of the Fifth Regiment
through A young bull, one of q herd, be-
came greatly excited by the hosts of people
assembled, and dashed at every lady with q
red shawl or fireman with n red shirt, and
there were many narrow escapes from the eff.
fscts Of his madness. After making several
runs over the field, he made for the South
End, bringing up in a narrow passage way,
where he remained till he was caught by q
lasso, and in the evening taking away by the
owner.
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FALSE PRsrEsoEs.-A law against obtaining
husbands under false p.stsnces, passed BY the
women, OF whatever age rank, profession or
degree. who shall after this act, Impose upon,
Saducs, aud bstrsy iato matrimony any o his
Msi1sty = subjscts. By virtue o. acsnts, paints,
COSMETIC washep, artificial tseta, fAlss hair.
lroa stays, soisssred hips os s!<a' hsslsd shoess
@rcS a9aaasi viteheflft and hks misdss
tsissassss. asss ssS vsssssa q {ks vissadsaS
pGYties. anSu & nan nd tcid:n
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Conspiracy kEaiuss the Czar-PFsminen
Parties Ian plicased.

FROM a ietter puDllShed In the Paris papers
md &C ntaintng the most circums tan tial details
1t appears that at St. Petersburg q tragedy was
IN the point of being enacted, the eff .cts O,
which, had 1t been accomplished, would have
spread at least over one half of Europe A
plot AGAINST the life or the Emperor AIexan
Ter, as well as against the lives of the differ
ant members of the I'm perial family has late
y been discovered, in which some Of the high
Ast members of the nobility and State func tion
aries were implica ted. For some time past
me house OF great functlonary was the rem
devious OF Il large number Of persons, who as
sembied there under vers pre- exits The.
were, for the greater part, government fupc
tionaries, retired officers, landed proprietors
discontented with the late reforms, and ind;
viduals belonging to the different coteries in to
which the court is now divided. These per-
sona&es, It Is stated, became the centre of b
conspiracy which aimed at the lives of tn.
Emperor and his children, as well as the es.
adjustment of a consultation. The compi
city OF two ladies OF the highest rank show
whom the coDsp .rators had In view as thei!
future Gar.
lies, who were brought round by the promise
Of tho immediate proclamation of a liberal
CONSTITUTE On Senator, who, on account OF
The favor ne enjoyed at court, was considered
20 De the most lifting Intermediary between
the different maicon an is and the correspon
dence on the subject was carried on through
MN. However, the frequency of the meet
ings drew the attention Of a servant to them
oiiu 81 6osoiPpihS pIupeHsILy on MS pdrt was
the means OF putting the police on the track
which they pursued, with the Emperors or.
ders, with the greatest circumspe &C tion The
letter further states that several persons who
visited the re unions were suddenly dismissed
from their situations. This had the effect OF
at oLcs aTopsing misgivings that they We're
discovered. Some strove TO leave the coun.
try, and the ringleader i'll tbs plot became u.
terIy deprived of reason.
When all this was known to Government
NJ. Patkul, the chief Of the Russian police
paid domiciliary visit TO the house of the
Senator, for the pur pose of taking possession
Of all MS papers. While doing so, colonel in
the Russian army, and secretary to one of til.
ladies in question, came and displayed an or
der which empowered him to take possa ssior
OF the reasonable correspondence. A warn
contest ensued, but Patkui was The victor, an,
in the letters which he found was discovered
the clue TO the conspiracy. The two ladie.
were Immediately ordered to leave St Peters
burg, and also forbidden ever 10 return there
But the tate OF oil the others has not vet trans
pired.
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10 1tY FRIENDs ND THE PIBLIC

wou respectfully aAn0uucs thai | can he
una at pres IL WI Ii &c concern Of N.esrs
WAiKlNt &FivkLES with " hom HAYS made
a.ral mems to bay AID s-il al kilar II 80 d.
e"taiAlng - tae Lny 1l " tiGb ne atleauy
! bous It sad am receiving by s2piess d d
freis MT. TO winch il due t.ia- Wal c4l yuar al
,enttcn. Na+4bDf.tE " L n Ms,
Jrmefiy with smith, ahoGes -.
:
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EOUC TiONAk -aRe =. aiC exprots
"a 20 resUms the duties OF her eCH l. LIST sep
TENDER on Lsis St, Uetwe e3 p ana 81
Ia ido4liy ard int gbty wa ca have chara -
terlzed = dlsahar4e Vt heT tes mora han
tnres years, will stt.i be uta ned nade~ ali
clFGums ancss. There afe now ONE ialtAfpl nj
b ave Tenders OF our e"autry- Offices, Ia
is aud PriVates, unC w,rs her pupl4p four or
i've Yeas, tail { 4ge o. or 81 o, %. les of
the nigh 1t usefulness ana standing ia Virgin -
~ spt-csy tIinclDies u etret ipteA Iity
we aus l.iedn never, under the grests ct tempta
ion, 10 - srye from rect thTt int tuios~
Tin. bIi4ery, or sCelmuIGIo2 If wealth. 40
-r4ltcEs nor GrO1es among them
III the hN0LI Bh-NChBS, also LATIN,
tho oaghly augat.
OF una, lsd2 : pup'1
JaaiDdsr quartz ly per session 81 ten Lnoaths.
Obi gated isoul rance 10 Csoss OF session ex-
L pt tloviug from the city, n s7-es
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ATIENE{taS Ia gisup, "A L.. II

= ATTENfiUS, Is. tsuP ~. IL. II L
& TALlJN, leTH Ra m M VIRGIN IA "a Iii
gSIla Meet every TUESDAY, sVEiE4NG, at
X o'clock a. the CT ar of stb and Grace str -
q INK nicer, police officers, hrsman, and tn -
engage, on Government woFA, whs aie exempt
fr III going 1uto camp are require ditsar thrse
G4usters heir IS win Do ca led AID they
vi a be ed W Ia ali he rest who are abs7ns.
au ~ It+ w a ThinSUN .sutsin
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S,A-hOa>s fv"Et E>6i \
- WILL 30 lER for sal6.
Bota q good order.
Also P0wsR water for rant.
And good SHOP.
b. &. EHHtssoT.
TITS T. syrh
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BATES.
The National Intelligencer says:


The richest lead mine in Missouri, and in
ce6d probably on the globe, is now In the
hands OF the insurgents, though they did net
succeed In obtaining any Of the metal The
mine 10 winch we refer is situated near the
village OF Granny, Newton county, within
twenty nye miles OF the Son th Yves tern border
OF mat State. IL was opened about two years
ego by party Of capitalists, having their
heaaq uarters AT ST Louis and is known nv
the name OF the Blow and Kannett Mine
Last year 1t yielded about seventy five thou
sand pigs, or ak millions Of pounds UuIike
the mines In Eastern Missouri and Norrh
western Illinois, this is al uated In a level
prairie OF vas extent. The su Only of ore has
been pronounced inexhaustibls by the Sta "a
geolosist, and the quality Is considered the
DIST on the globe, having scarcely anv admix.
lures OF foreign subs tances The great DIN
Guilty his been transportation, there being no
nasigable river nearer than the III tssourt ana
no railroad beyond Rolit !. which il fuIly one
hundred miles distant. The western fermi-
u as OF the Paciac Railroad is q little further
OF; bat this ate hss usually been taken on
account OF tas superior character Of the Gem.
mon ROADS ~ that part OF Missouri With
the mines ana furnaces at 4ranhy in their
Possession, the Oonfsdsratsa can supply shem.
sesses Win ssad 70 any rsQuired extent.
cana % Tss yssssAI worxssp.
Tao Portland Argus contains lhs loilaw.
ss ! ~. 20 rseesvsa mon :. vlss.s,. lAat vts
d NiSk isa6SsG q tSis fxssa7