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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25

Has now on hand the largest and best as
sorted stock of FURNITURE this side of Chi
cago, consisting in part of
Roserood, Wahogaay and Walnut Parlor Sets
Bureaus, Spring and Cane Seat Chairs,
Also large variety Of Wood Seat Chairs
Bedsteads, Tables, Looking Glasses, Gilt Mold
ings, Mattresses and Upholstering Trimmings
Goods Manufactured to Order.
May !, 1851. 5m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
DR.. BigelOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN

Office No 10 N. Third ST., ST. Louis Mo-
Nearly opposite the City Hotel, Entrance on
Third and Vine Streets.)
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
TIME TABLE NO. 6.
To take Effect Monday, June II, 1851.

Trains for the Southwest connect at Farley.
at 3. 10 u M
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W. H. HOLMES, ENOCH LEWIS.
General Western Agt,( Gen. Superint
Indianapolis, Ind.} Altoona, Pa
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-06-25
To Builders

A Large assortment of French and American
WINDOW GLASS, from the best manufactu-
rers, PUTTY in bladders, &c,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
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FROM FsESSOUxE.


Tie s. Louis Republican, Of the 20th inst,
furnished us by a friend, contains tle following
items Of intelligence from Missouri
MUTIEY-The officers of the Die Vernon,
from KeoI;uk, report q mutiRy in Col. MooTe's
regiment stationed at CaBton. There were
about three hundred diss 7ected soldiers, and
some Of them were made prisoners, while others
escaped.
R-EMFoRcEMESTs FOR LEXrNCToE.-Ws
learn that the 39th Oaio regiment, Coz. Groes-
beck the 81 Iowa, Lieut.. Col. Scott the 10th
Illinois, Col. Smith, and a body Of Missouri
State militia and Iowa State troops, uHder Co.'s.
CrayBeT and Edwards, toge' er with about
SEQ regular and ~irTegglsT cavalry, and six pie
ces OF artillery, four under the command Of
Capt. Madison, and two under The command
Of a German lieutenant, let 81. Joseph and
ChiilJcOthe in two divisions early Sunday morn
ing. te T~eIEfoTce Col. MuiIigan at Lexington.
OUTRAGE At MExIco.-Ws regret 10 hear
Of sn outrage by the n me Guards in the toTn
Of Mexico, GU lie North Missouri railroad.
A short time since, as is represented to us,
several regiments Of Federal troops we're en-
camped at Mexico, and during their stay some
Of the members OF Col. krekei5 regiment
raised an American Gag. Eiter they leftnews
reached them thet9a armed band OF secession
lists had taken IL dowD, WheTeupon on Tuesday
last they came down upon q speclsl train, sud
denly disembsrked and fepioyed around the
public square, greatly 70 The alarm Of The in
habitants. Alarmed at these movements
many of Inc citizens ran, seeing which some
Of the soldiers, surprising perhaps they were
She Secession soldiers OF whom they he'd
heard, fred upon hers, killing two men sad
one horse. Col Klskei ia not blamed for the
unfortunate and VI iastif}bie firing OF a ro5-
ton OF the troops, but on the contrary eNeIted
himself 10 arrest Il, and succeeded.
EThe Palmyra (Ao.) Courier says:
The National Hotel ia this city has been
closed o tho public There is now no public
suuss in Palmyra, for the FIRST time during its
existence q nearly forty years.
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Larrz FwOu rEx.s.

The Iadianola Courier, Of he oh inst, cen
tsiBs the following items:
A vessel, with !. 900 bushels salt from L7gu-
"a Msdre, arrived IN the mouth Of the BRACES
river the other day, whence the cargo was
taken up to Richmond, aud thence by railroad
10 Hgu5toD.
No part Of Tie Texas coast west Of Calves
ton has yet been biocksded, AID though the sy-
pectation that it would almost entirely cut of
our trade, our coasters that have been running
have met with no difcul y whatever.
The entire party who went OF tie expedition
to the Rio Grande, FOR the purpose Of pFocuT-
ing arms and ammunition for Calhoun and VIC
toria counties, have returned. Lieut. B.aIT
succeeded in procuring for this county 100 su-
peFior rifles. end a good supply of powder and
percussio# csps.
Gen. J. W. whitfield left Hallettsville, La
vsea county, last week, with eighty mea, for
Missouri They were all well mounted end
armed with Mississippi rifles, bowie knives
and T5yolvers. The general has about twenty
extra rifles for recruits along the route. Gen.
Viii field pays the expenses Of his company
himself.
-Four Of the prisoners Of war quartered near
San Antonio have deserted, in violation Of heir
parole, and are advertised by General Van
Dorm. They were all s5rgeaats in the S.h
Infantry. Their names arc Thos D.. Parker,
Franklin Cook, Rolf E EIiinwood, and Chas.
Douglass.
The Courier mentions a late and unPrecedsn.-
cd freshet in Lavaoa river. The Hon. F. S.
Ssoekdals lost 5000 bushels of corn and 10
bales Of cotton BY the overflow.
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arrival uE tsse Captain OF the French
anrNrllN.

The announcement that the captain and Off
ccf5 OF the French corvette LsVOi5ier were eX-
peeled 10 arrive in our city yesterday after
noon, drew A large crowd u our citizens b. the
levse. At sbcgt > o'clock Tue steam tug Wat
son, Capt. 5 urdeyani, on which the French
officers we're expected, vas seen coming up the
river, and when abreast of the Confederate
Ststes Receiving sh'p McRae, received a salute
OF five guns.
fBe tug landed a. the foot of st. Joseph
Street, WHITTIER the crowd locked to see The
officers.
The tub only brought up Captain Ri5ourt
aud Lieutenant c.. Bsrteioot, OF the French
corvette, who were received by Count MsJaD,
the French Consul, VINO had a carriage in
waiting, and drove them 10 his house.
We learn that these officers will remain o
day or two with us, and will have an oPPoItu-
nifty OF enjoying our hospitality. i 10 said
that Capt. BIbouTt is the bearer Of very i'm
poTtsnt dispatches to AdEiTal RsynaUd, tue
commander of The French squadron on the
American coast, and who is now at New York
and it is supposed that Lieutenant Berteloot
viii proceed By land to deliver these dispatches
20 the French Admiral.-H. o. PicagaHs, 25h
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rssossmorp

FrOu. the Dispatch
SIGNING TREASURY NoTEs-We are inclin-
ed to think that those who regard the life Of a
government clerk as always a life OF ease and
p-ie3santnesq, are somewhat mistaken in their
calculations. For instance, The ten or a doZen
clerks engaged Ia signing treasury notes, are
at their desks iEcn uine in tte moTajng to six
in TIE evening, deducting an hour fer dinner;
and are frequently employed until eleven
O'Clock at nIghtIn cutting the notes apart.
TIE WAR.-Nothing Of Importance WIS re-
ceived yesterday from either division Of cur
army in Virginia. The health Of the troops
is improving, and active preparations are going
forward for something. Affairs in Ken Gcky
daily grow more interesting. The latest news
from that Commonwealth is elsewhere given.
President Davis, We are informed, was in
his 'tice Yesterday, for The first time since his
recent a.tacs Of illness. Vice President Ste
phcus, whom we saw 10 the street, seemed 70
be enjoying unusual health.
The northern papers having been quite iubi-
liant over . rgmor that the privatser Sumter
had been stranded, we may state that he re-
poFJ is not ere tied by the Secretary Of the
Navy. The "bo!d privsteero GOl turn up
sumeHhsrs.
The march Of the Yankee prisoners bound
for New Orleans through our streets on Satur-
Nuft WNH AE1l4f a tuE HtELtALNGH / N''A AN
ranks Of some half a dozen men each, beth
ends OF each rank fanked by q Confederate
soldier, with a platoon II Confederate guards
in front, and another in the rear OF the body,
tie prisoners and their escort presented quite
a martial appearance, and attracted much at
tenti0n.
Fifty sick Confederate soldiers reached the
city from Manassas, about hsif-past nine
O'Clock Saturday night, aud were all taken 70
the Georgia hospital, and comfortably pgovi-
ded for A few more arrived in the Central
train yesterday
Lieu Merrill, a graduate Of West Point, and
belonging TO the Engineer Corps Of the regu-
lar army Of the United States, is one Of The
prisoners recently brought to this city, We
think, from Gen. Lees lire.
Six Yankee prisoners arrived from Ma0as-
sas on the Central train, Saturday. They
were taken to Gen. WindeI's Office, aud thence
to one Of the military prisons.
The South CaroliHiaa learns hat an English
vessel, having many good things on board,
with a large supply Of quiDiBe, opium, etc.
lately arrived in the Confederate States and
has been cared for.
The New York papers announce that Major
S'urgis. Second [. S. Dragons, "WhO distin-
guishcG himseifo attbr battle of TIE Oak Hills,
has been appointed bTigadier general.
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nos. DAVID M. oURRyN

Our suggestion mace some weeks since. 70
~re-elest the Hoe. DAVID "a. CuRRrE to Con-
grees from this district, without oppositfon
to meet with the unanimous consent Of
both the people and the press. Our neigbbor
OF the -SBaiaHchs, II ough no doubt spproyino
it al tie time, did not express himself ninth
Yesterday, when be "csme TO the scratcbo in n
style and manner that fully compensated eor
the overs CIR Of having proved a h-tls dilatorv
Quoth cur nelghbor
Mr CurTin is em.nently deserving CT sBcb a
compliment. Ths people cannot FORGET his
services in defense Of southern riehfs 70
Milton had made Lucifsr-wrestiing and
scorcaing IN a burning pit, elected tom tbe
society Of good spirits FOR bis erimss-ask tbe
expulsion OF Gabriel also, the renusst yvonid
not have been more outrageous tban that 80
asking the defect Of David d. CurTio- MT
we are rejoieed 20 BDoW hat 20 ore nrosoess
such an sbsBrdi-y, RIr. Curnn win I've no
opyosi,ion. His genius, sloquonce and p-triot-
have made ban . prominent champion eP
southern rights on memorable OCCASION. and
bic i5icient laboTs wiz fud fitting sctBeygI- !
meBt in a un8ninoes election. |
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TIE CRoFs.-Tae cora crop r2s been made,
snd never have We seen Z nyre 5oanttui one.
Il has exceeded the most saasUine expectations
o many. Il addition 70 tHis, "A ia!gs crop OF
A.sid peas vas s05B, ami be val prove q very
valuable crop. Toe wea hes, since the Tains,
has been favorable TO tie opening cotton.
Should It continue favor bic, a. ample crop
viii be gathered, though lie plant uss been
much Injured in the 50Egom5. Ibe rotate crop
Is an excensR one. No stsTFatjoa yet, hank
God.-Crf.rd hisiligsacer.
~ The $. Louis RspsbIican, r he 20th
inst, says:
patches was concluded fast week. Na a f-w
OF the arrests recently made were tH cOsee-
queBce OF TIE evidence Which NgJ furnished.
klany more will be MAZE"
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SPECIAL 0Ro 3 70. =

H&ApQRS 18th KEG5MFTENF VOLUNTEERS,
UOLUMBUs. Ky september % 1851
4 Ii officers and pTivates CT taIs, t5c i5h resiusnt
~ Of Teuues1es vOluresIs absent from Camp on ac-
Csuu, OF sicsn-ss or 0tbersi . sr- hereby e-mmsEd0d
20 port themselves, IN persol, 10 those Hsafquarterss
ImncJleteis
Those who from sickness are unable % return 90 camp
wlT transmit = ttaEement 90 tHzt erect o. theiT Phys
sian CERTIFIED to on Oath, to these headquarters
A-y Ofdcer or pfIyete disobeyin The aeyve crlcr viii
be Considered q d~eseTter, and DEALT with accordingly.
BY command JSi y RIGdr
OF. Com tan Reg. T5Hn. Eai.
" z. &ORCAF, Adiu an e-1 90
-.-r. g.n Mr-.fun.a
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Beaurcgara "A Dead man.

From the Ct. Louis Republican
BeauregeTd has f'potersd out" He has
clicked ths bucket" He has shufAed eff this
mortal coil. Es has gene 10 thatu discovered
couLtTy from whose bourne no traveller returUs.
lie is as dead az a door nail. A correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Commercial, who has Just re-
turned from New OTlssns, writeshalf a column
20 prove it, and the evidences are perfectly re-
liable we doD't think From the statement OF
the correspondent OF that papE, BssnTegaTd
has been 4 dead man ever siheef the Both Of
August, ultimO. He is, therefore, at the pres
ent moment al supper with the worms-not
where ne cate, but where he is eaten. The
bursting Of the she'll which killed the generals
horse at Manassas, likewise wounded the gen
ersl himself. Two Of the pieces Of the proisc-
tile it was found impossible Is extract, SO Dr..
Stone was sent FOR all he way to New O leans,
and the doctor conveyed him as privately az
possible to the Crescent City, where four ply
sicians paid him nocturnal visits, until, in
much agony, the patriot yielded up the CHEST.
One night 2 body was carried ciandestineiy out
Of the house aud surrpptitionsiy buried. That
was BeauIegsTd. His death was kept as pro
found a secret rs possible, and the newspapers
were not permitted to mention il; bat the cir
cumstaDces Leaked out, and mas been a matter
Of private talk in New Orleans ever since. The
COmmeTcfIL writer says there is no kind of
doubt about it We have ohstinately made up
cur mibds, however, not to believe The report
at present.
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rOTRT

pHE C. bmi-siOnedo dioers OF the Hist regiment 7.
Il s. N, are hereby required, without furthcrnolce
from rs, 70 open aud hold a Court AaTtlsl, at he cry
G. unc.I Chamb r, on Tharsday, tas 10th 81 Oc u1ers
1851 81 10 o'clock A 81 sfh authority g. adjourn
r1m time % time, ~ -ccessary) f7r lie ria Of al
1ers,us belonging TO the I7tsL regimslt WE9 uzs fail 20
a tend TIE annual resimsatai muster 20 sire 1ospittl
yarade ground. ON We EEsDAT. T E9Ta OF uUTC-
s8r, 1851. Al a. CLOtk A. II and a-s1 tos failure
10 attend heir respective eumpa ' str, Cd the Sz.-
urC-y preceding t5sh O-toaer) as r5la-red Uy law.
Given uaIar my hand and ca, az KEglusnts HEAD
T.. Il. q dAEE-
foT lie Cr.ne-l EcnEa.dirR-
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FrRE At NArcHEs, MIs5.-Tbe Well

FfRE At NATcHEE, MIss.-The Vicksbgrs
SWa, OF the 2jts inst, SAYS:
We learn from Capt. Iull that q disastrous
fire occurred az EatCasz OF lat Monday morn
ing about ? O'Clock. Some Ege CT six bald
iEg5 were consumed, among Wbcb we are
informed that Mir. Gla1iD,'s furniture ss.ab-
lishnent and Air. McGgdw's seed, produce
and commission house were destroyed The
loss is estimated az between $iJ, eco and S20,-
900. The fire We are informed originated Ia a
livery stable near The City Hotel which vas
set OF hre b & reckless negro hackman, who
fell asleep, aad from SO ne sinister cause upset
his lighted lamp which communicated to the
bay, aad soon eaveioPed tac building in de-
ECuEing inns.
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--latest from CaIIGornIa.

OUTER TELEGRAPH STATION, September 10
fhe pony express, with San Francisco dates
to the 3ist nit q, passed hsre last nigh. Ihe
St. Louis, for Panama, took 1,l35,000 dollars
On treasure. There are nine companies OF
volunteers to serve on the plains, at Camp
D0wney. Another camp is established near
San Francisco.
Two men, residing three miles from Te1ema,
were wounded on The night cf the 28.h by four
Spaniards, VINO, after roh5ing the premises,
Sc the house on Ere. This has produced great
hostility against the SpanisrGs OF that country,
many Of whom have been forced to fee. TIE
town Of Omega, twenty miles north Of Nevada,
was almos destroyed by fire on the night Of the
10Th. Loss about SO. Go. Fourteen families
OF emigrants, numbering over one hundred per-
sons, were inbUmsDly buscbored by the Indians
at Grove Lake on the 21th nit.
SAN FRANCIsco, September 14-Ali the
principal business houses are closed TO day,
and attention is given TO election matters
There is every probability that the Repubii-
cans have carried the State by a handsome
plurality. More anxiety has been fsiJ con-
cerning this election than any other ever held
in this State.
Some six hundred dollars have been sHb-
-scribed in San Francisco to be sent to PaTson
BIoWnlow.
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PBEPAEING To DEFEND TuEIR HozEs "A
large number OF tie business men in CiHcjn-
uati have sisHel card agreeing 70 close their
establishments every af,e-nOoa at4 O'Clock,
for the purpose II enabling themselves and
those in heir employment 70 exercise in drill
ling aad psrfecfing th-mseive5 ~ military
ureDsrstiors. 90 that IN case Of emergency
tlev nav defend their property 58d homes
from invasion. They urge the whole OF the
rify 10 FOLLOW their example
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pass ths bonds OF bis army +; some cane from
the fsr South. Come, however, from where
they msy, they all act as ministeFing angels,
setuated alone BY the desire to do good
Richmond Franfnfr.
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@S5 RRszard.

CtOLEN fraa Zee su5rriber on the NOR l~eA
o. the s5t1 sep sm5er, a HEht -csFsi -41
hORSE, N rk.d with a scar an q right hip 80
.iso > scar en- his slender sG6 e aGr ID We his lft
knee froms pSts about Is 90 ls b--ds high ten years
lWal sire tht above TeErrl if teisverzd 81 me CT
aay in'orm=tten styen 50 trss car 3 thfm
% 4. STAY -cE,
sesC-iWr fp-1s { Eh-i=e Kills
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steaved or Gfnlan-

HG5 The subscriber, on FRIDAT, seplembert4
1871 one c-r-l mule ana one bay cgie -
w aa Ief, each vita rore r1uud he neck. A ~
ib-Ias reward wil be peia Tor as.r sttu~n ta&&EES
2-iupht, Eark.t.
se2a-Iw PHILIPS.
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rHE gnRRESE Ia. -.

THIS Cavalry Company has Been etstti Ns
armed and eruspp .. and vid nor Wr-i i9 &C.
tive service rax. week. Anew mere good m-l ~Ll DC
received p divided they o. T ism themselves Ei.h a3@a--
An rms ssd horse Falfpmtu WI ls prJFl-rd -r
t5em Faru II susislmen twelve msrths.
sea- sac mas. HAT Ca1ialH
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Fas RaaaE.

TtHEW EEHOU q. between the two Madison streets,
1 east o. hs oaycu ~ present o-cnpied ~ Ess.s-
Came 3 CO a. 3 Mistress iactorys D1s essen tst OF
eiahar. Apply 70 HILb e pOHTUE.
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Nnae 80. = e.

4sv sowing rye or barney Tor winter rss-urs any '-aa-
ID tty oT 4hscn YOU can rsta 2 80 GER hr- de-
We -ed al Hsmph!s, 5y s-ndiat your ORDERS talh iA'
cal or authority TO draw IN your meTchaatl % ma. -
Goin fbia Tenn .tr 10 4 " Leakg, ArmpAte or Juc-
S. 70 r, Secretary # me Memph Chamber of Ce4-
b. a--a Ie97 RW1 Iap =. IsFTEECK.
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ALIEcoLN -SYMPaTHIsER DETECTED Prof.
Z. C. BoYnton, Of the chair of chemistry,
minerology, etc, Of the University of Missis-
sippi, has been dismissed under The following
circumstances:
It appears that on or about the Is inst,
Pref. Boynt0B, in a letter addressed to his
ia her in law living at the NoT'h, bad express
ed sentiments Of the nest URmistakable and
uRequiyocal disloysIty to The South. The let
ter was without signature, bat from the char
acteT Of lis sentiments and male hand, aud its
inelJsUTe in another letter written and signed
bY Mrs. Boy ntcE, bis wife, there could be no
doubt as to the author. The package was in
tercepted by means not ne .essaTy to mention,
and, on discovery Of its tone, was placed il
the Lads Of one OF the Trustees OF the Univer-
sity. A session of the Board was at once
cai'ed, the mater inVes igated, and Pcog.
BoyntoR was allowed to leave for LiHcolndom,
OF which permission be promptly availed him
self on the morn ng Of the 9 b inst.
OuasARmY OzGAEIzArIoxs.-Ths late ap-
poiDtment OF Gen. Smith is Understood to be
In tie "ProVisiORa" army, although he will
take rank with Beauregard in the division of
the army en- the Potomac. Tue appointments
Of HgenpFals' in the Confederate" army are
full, having reached the Limitation Of FIVE gen
ersl officers, provided by existing laws Of The
Confederate Stairs. The distinction between
he Provisional and Confederate, or regular
organizations is, that the foImeT expires with
the termination Of the war. There is scarcely
any distinction in the corps Of the two armies,
The Confederate organization being little more
3 skeleton Of appointments OF regular
officers which may serve for the organization
Of astsnding army at the close OF the var
HickmoRd ErGmiRer.
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~ When red bol shol re hTed de ordaaa'

pssd rs elevated to The position desired before
the gun rs shOtted. The powdeT IN the gun is
IRON explosion by means Of the g%adding.
Bsf,yeen be explosive substance and the
heated mass are generally three layers Of wsds.
Tgat next to the bailis Dry, the second is wet,
and upon the powder a drs piece rests. The
bail is discharged soon after beng placed IN
the canton.
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Of lie var.

TIE Richmond Examiner Of the 2Ith inst,
says:
Various reports, more OF less au'heatic in
the circumstances in which they have been OBJ
tanned, have reached US Of in ended operations
on the line Of the Potomac. While we have
been careful TO observe proper T~eticeBcs as to
any details Of this subject, it is BOT improper,
and, Indeed, it is due TO the public interest to
mention that we are fuIly assured Of The eX-
istence Of an embarrassment, at present, in the
operations on the Potomac. We can sec DO
necessity for any embarrassment Of a military
naturr; and If, as reported IN semi-ofhcisl cir
cles, a division has been manifested in the
Cabinet, as to the respective merits Of an ac-
tive prosecution OF The war, OF is continuation
son The defensive" the people should be adj
vissa OF If, 30 as TO demand it's iustant coTrec-
lion.
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cog rANHRr 8

VTTE b s1th5Tized 20 annou1c= Jas il PATTFR-
" SoE as a c BGidats fr u-ras u Lne Faurth
C0agrsssional District os Alkslsds. 20 The IN uiug ~
-smber election. SEES ta
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GV A meeting Il the promineht public
men OK Louisiana was held a few days since,
and an electoral ticket agreed upon bv them
and Fusi in tho led. The ticket eongis 9 Of
men Of all TIE old political parties, and is
pledged to the support Of Davis and SIENNA rs
0 inie'liSence has beenrsceiVed at Risl-
mond h't the enemy are masking a coal deps:
at HaaeTas. Tie Obi est is thought 20 possibly
oetfsy the design Of employing sDIaH s~teare.s
In the sounds.
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WE ere prepared 70 furnish any panty q TimofIv,
~ Eerds Gsass or clover Hzv. 81 Ee G Tennessee
Eryath The sb1ve H-F SCI sup T CT q1sl IS PIT 40
IN neat bales. -versE4ns so p61ads 20 lac bae Orders
>oictrd sud eHet villa dispatch.
E 81. zC1HEES0H & CO.,
se26 IN Han Pack K XVI D.. Iean
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a S~HINPLAsTER CUHsE.-The city council
Of Mobile has determined to ilfict upon the
people OF that city and vicinity, the curse of
irresponsible shinp.astsr i]ssues, in denomina-
tion Of five, ten, twenty-five and fifty cents,
and also of ane two and three dollars. The
adoption Of This policy is the Introduction Of
evils more destructive to public interest than
can be imagined, and for VII CD the relief that
nav be temporarily afforded viii be but a
small Compensation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

CO The New Orleans Delie understands
that a petition, enanating from a number Ct
merchants and o.hers, hss been, CT is to be,
presented to Gov. Moore, requesting bim to
take measures fr stopping the shipment Of
cotton to that city during the existence Of the
blockade, or whib it is threatened with attack
by the enemy.