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I'LAN'EE.ssS;' PATENT
CORD WOOD CUTTR.

CORD WOOD CUTTR.
'ENIllS machine is suitable for cutting cord
l. wood, shingles, stayc or claphoard blocks, and
particularly adapted to wood yards and mills.
i. W. &. COOK, Sole Agent.
One Of these Wood Cutters can be- seen in full
operation at the residence of Louis Buniol, ESD
in the rear Of Nelson laylors Livery Stable.
* Every planter is requested to call and see it
in operation Three, insn with this machine can
cut froIn - to ~ coru, peg day.
| have also on hand one of the celebrated
VICTOR MILLS
which is capable OF grinding SIX bushrl. per hour,
and it is also used for crushing corn, with or
without the cob. 1t is also TIE g.'atrst Cotton
Seed lIuller la the South. | shall take pleasure
in having my ii,ul, to c.N and examine il in
every department, on Saturdays, az it will be ip
iuil operation. (aug i-ly) l.. BONlOL.
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sU9 CQ4 Z .
#4F Fos rHE SPraIN '.&C or
Enicrn.iitrp; Fever. or .e;. ID -.
Iksni,,cat i'rv-T, taJ' EYER, ~.
wand. Periodical. gTrna.. . .. or ;5.Fi,. .
1tadachp, ara .iiicY ,'-YrT., nd.
- for the whole class q. ..,ca<'s o..
mating Ia hillary Gcr,.f .sir.::, -'i.. -
by thc Malaria OF D:iilsinatic tCl@;iic..
No one remedy IS louder called fr Is IL
necessities Of the american people tian . SO
and sale cure for Fever AID -A=,.c. Sh,-
We are now enabled TO oftr. with = lrffs-
certainty that it will eradicate th1 d., L..
and with assurance. founded on r:oot. ;E-.
no harm can mise f:om its Lsc i'll any qua
tity.
That xhich protects from or rrc-ca.. z;
disorder must tc OF immcuss service la u
cnmniuIiities where il prevails Es-ra.s:7e T..
better than cure for III. paticn. a,.., t!r
risk which he must run IN yoi'l,. -..d.A, e
. This falfful distcIrper. This "C1-I" cvrci,
Tic 1fi.asmaiic poison Ct ~ q 49, -.g--
|1fen tic .ystcni aud rr.-.-s - Co.. ..-
1hent o. the disease, il Ntr-. ~. sHc in.t -l.-
p9t4cA of its prencn - ... Il >,
\ hi oily the best rci5. .... s- -
Al fhis class II complains, h.,t ae, fi~
415rG 9s@ The largs quant.f. -.,.i- -
> . ,as 'fi1g$ Z witt th- ... .g-r.
4 - -. {. .sSs.,f "a biliovs dist. .. rayGl
AND Aavs prevaiis, cve'y boz: -: ...'; Paw. i
s ana Use it freely both t)f |, = -.-.c.i.a.
!: i hoped this price N = r'th-u t.
ftnch Ct ail--the poor > ~ e., ri,a 4
rrc;st ia,pcriority Of tk,s ....t Y ovrr sav
otl s. Aser discovered for the -.,-..,4 I'D c.~-
taiii,cuse Of Intermittcnts is, tnp' f Contains
no Gut..i!a or u,.r'. ral cru,,ui. ,l!Iv =: NJ,
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FINkLE * LYONS
SEWING Machines.

THE UNDENSiGNED would respectfully
/ ilGnm the citizen, of Alozaudria and th,.
parish generally, that Lc la- aniyrd with q full
supply Of ,n- ccl-q.atrd F.ukir Il Lyons Sowing
MacLin-s, a,l viii keep the same constantly on
hand Wi,i state TO ;h, public that they are fully
guaaui.,d io give entire satisfaction, Else 40 PAY
they can b, seen in full operation bv applying
at my depot Ia the rear of the Court Ilous. SGt,arc
4 LIBERAL share If the patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited.
aul, Ia-tf JOHN s CALHOUN
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STOTT'S SUGAR MILL
GOV NT6T2

- ~ L y - l ~ n " vi i l. IL
GOVERNSIS-
TANIE undersigned hive been appointed Agents
i for til" s;.lr of this truly c:'blated improve
men! for Suga- Mills for the
II i il IS II - r II 4 PTD Z s.
This invention of NJ. S:o;t is iut,pdcd to faoi.-
tate IN" grinding process inst at asst. from f.
teen to twenty-five per cent more Juice can ho
taken from given amount Of cane than can Lo
done 10y the present plan of regulating rollers by
screws And as the upper roller is movoablc, be
ing controlled in its action hy the Governor, all
danger of hrcakagr from an excess of cane or from
the presence of foreign Objects, is removed This.
arrangement of the Governor can be- applied to all
kinds of Sugar Mills, without any change
We are prepared to put up the Governor on all
Sugar Plantations in the Parish, at sbor, notice
For further particulars please call on
ElERE X CHAMBERLAIN
The following certificate is from gentlemen well
known i'll the sugar growing parishes:
Weston Plantation, West Baton Rouge Parish
Dee. 10, 1859.
Having used Sott's Governor for over two
months we confidently pronounce it decided n-
pruy,mcut, both fer economy in making good
hagasse, with variable feeding and consrdueut
saving of juice and safety from tho brcnkage Of
Machinery.
avg G-5m J. T. & W. NOLAN
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~ AIvfdfdffh, tBdt ne iit6 VIHHtU 1ttItOH At
l'fb4xI ICE HOUSE HOTEL,
ehfr be sspl keep constantly on hand supply
- 100 nal Iiquors, tha; be- purchased con
3fte4 u part Of
y - ) 8 z A Porter, Sherry, Brandy,
80. W4f<Iy, Ansctte, and Cordials
= E n al sorts. The best brands OF Old
Il {}ouz5pn w his key, Mononcahcla
1U1y, Champaign, the best ever
ID HVI 30 AleKanlrie
|XA He v01ld also inform the public That h. has
: q 6tc1 up the above house in the
THEATRES 81 LIE,
Eat he'is determined 70 merit share Of the
y pofronnge by the SUPERIOR QUALITY
81 3k1d1iors and strict attention to his bust
Also PRIVATE ROOMS airy and
|ble and yrelLfuinnshed rooms for priya"
6|ffies wishing to enjoy themselves. a share of
II a he pubrc patronage is solicited. augl-ly. ~
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G REA T THOROU GHFIRE
q N d

"a IN II -
DEPOT At MOUTH OF RED RIVER, La
TENHE undersigned would respectfully inform
i the citizens Of Rapidcs, and adjoining par
i>hoS, that they keep
WHARF BOAT AND HOTEL,
1t the Mouth Of Rcd River, and are prepared to
accommodate The public at ali times and at very
reasonable prices They also have large store
rooms for the purpose Of Receiving and For
wariirg Goods. Merchants buying their goods
West 81 East, will find il a much cheaper route
than Nav 0lirans as "" charge no Commission
tor advancing money for ir'irht-and always con-
Iivr to effect shipment for onc-fouith less than
llr uso.,l price pad Eom Nv Orleans. Rates Of
itur.g' aye tn c'utS yer hbl.
-. Al boats Eui when haiird.
aug ely J.. g. plC0T & co.
S-ADDLB = LA HIN ESS
Man TE'4A%c'EOISS
Back Of OjG FllaGa' i;all, Alexandria, La
VltE UNDERSIGNED viii at all times keep
1 on hand ur Iaakr toorL every description of
SADDLES,
H1NNESS,
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and all othr articles connected with the business.
Ills work will be- Of the best quality, and which
be will sell at the most REASONABLE. rates.
aur 6-!y j. SrRIEGEI
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From Washina,on.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Silt seems certain that
the Administration, at present, has no intention
whatever to avail itself Of the permission sane.
toned BY Congress, for the collection Of duties
on ship board, or to the entire closing of. ports,
which on the land side are in possession Of the
insurrectionary authorities
Our Government will rely on the existence
and efficiency it's blockade fora sufficient an.
zswer to any proclamation which may be made
BY Foreign Governments, in regard to their mar
atime rights.
The intelligencer OF to-day, contains an article
to the above effect, and this Telegraph agency
has such authentic information as warrants the
expression OF the correctness of tho statement.
WAsHlSGroN, Aug. 30.-Lieut. H. Ward, late
Of the Macedonian, who lately resigned, arrived
IN New York on ahe Release, on Friday hssibeen
ssnt, to Fort Lafayette. ,,a att, a8 .t,..
u. The Navy Department had the Potomac river
examined last night between this city and Fort
lWashington, for boats which might be used for
transporting con,rabands articles across l3
were brought VI, to the Navy Yard. s.,a,. ~.
Letters to western Kentucky, to the continued
post offices, should be addressed via Louisville.
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.ob FoRrREss MosRoR, Aug. 80 The gun boat
Iroquois FROM the blockade, off Savannah, ar
rived last evening. sSaA ses ie''ao 'ia
z She reports having heard heavy cannonadng
when Oft Hatteras Inlet, and also spoke brig
which had met the federal Geet. =. II, .....
We have no further intelligence Of the expe-
dition. 1t3 ~ s9Eaf Rs9l'l43 aii1 hs'6f
+ One of the Confederate prisoners, retained for
some days, at Old Point, expressed the opinion
that the federal vessels would be blown up by
submarine batteries which Lieut.. Maurey has
placed in Hatteras Inlet, and other available
points on the Carolina coast gaN II 0
Since the quarrel between the Alabama and
Virginia troops at Yorktown, which resulted in
the killing Of 8 men, the Virginia regiments
have been transferred to Norfolk The Alaba
mans accused the later of cowardice 90 a-s
OF This morning small secession tug, mounted
with rifed brass cannon, ran out from Norfolk
to within II miles of Newport News. She fred
% shots az the U. 8. frigate Savannah. No
persons were injured. The tug was in range OF
but two of the Savannah's guns, and Sawyer's
rifed cannon on shore. When they were bro't
to bear on her, she ran down towards Old Point
aud fred two shells, one Of which exploded near
the Savannah and the other close to the Rip
Raps. The fire. was returned, whereupon she
retreated behind Sew alls Point.
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Prom rI.ss0i,r1.

ST. LOUIS, Aug Sl.-Provost Marshal Nc
Knstry has issued orders peremptorily forbid
ding any person passing beyond the limits of
this county, without special permit from his of
fcer, and all railroads.. steamboat, ferry, and
other agents, are prohibited from selling tickets
to any one not holding a pass from the Povost
Marshal. This order, is specially to reach par.
ties leaving the city for the purpose Of commu.
nicatirg with the enemy - -
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H. srHnoowa 49, run~--s-.~sSNs,s,p ! /
I -. ~lI.., .,'1 III
soasr 9aa dee.arss re gnefsyy g! az Are'tofs
arm Go9ascated and Ne'r aars9 sal,
81. LorIs, Aug. s0.-Tbe following proclaim
atiou appears In the mornings papers:
at1 OircumstaDceUs inimy gjvagmens of slshoie1t
bSrgencys render II nseeDNy>sh ~ command.
ING General OF this Department should assume
the administrative powers Cf the State in ite
uts0r8anzed condition and helplessness Of civ Il
authcritv, the sotalfinsecnrity of life, and the
dsdegastaton ofipropersy 10y tands Of Smurderers
and marauders who iniest nearly every county
In the State, and avail themselves Of tie public
misfortnnes and the vicinity Of a hostile force
70 grstify psivate,a rand ncighborho hood vengeance,
! and who lind an enemy wherever they find plum
der finally demand the seserest measures to
repress the daily increasing crimes and outrsges
which ate driving off the inhabitants and ruin
ing the States Inthisseendition the public safety
and the, success of ocr, arms, require unity Of
purpose without let or hindrance to the prompt
administration of affairs. tHa'
feo In ordets shereiore, 70 suppress the lawiess
and 70 maintain as far sas now practicable the
PUBLIC peace, and 70 give security and pro,ec.
tioh 1.-THE persons and property of loyal cii
zens, fd6 hereby extend and declare establish
ca martial law throughousnes State ofMissouri.
The lines Of the army ofooGupalon in this State
gre for the present dsGayed 10 extend from
Leavenworth by way Of the posts Of Jefferson
ctty. Roila, and fronton, 6y Cape Girardexd on
ION the Mississippi river; and all persons who
shall be taken with arms in their hands within
these lines shall be tried by court martial, and
If found guilty, will be shot The property,
real and personal Of all persons in the State Of
Missouri who shall take up arms against the
unitad States, or who shall be, directly proven
to have taken ap actiae part with their enemies
In the field, is declared to be coniscated to the
public use, and their slaves If any they have,
a!e hereby declared free n,en. isib q 9sfi h.ga
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PBILaDELPHiA,s i Sept. s.-The Richmond EN-
gnlrer OF the 2sth Aug, psblishes "a iestsr from,
itsrnand'no, Jorida, dated the 2lst., which, has
been rcceiyedat Savannah, Geo, sayiag, hat the
crew OF the jeff Davis had arrived there. the
vessel having been wrecked on the bar. while
itryIes to get into ShaAugustine, Fla.
Mr. Rnssells last letter to the London Times,
bas the following pasagraph.: s,:,,s, ~
Z 4he more Sl9sely fhe consequences OF Manas
sas are the, more serious they seem
~ be-; ~ must be, granted that { e Confeder1
ates feel their losses more severely than; the
North doess Their Colonels and officers; are
men q mari, and even Of privates killed or
wounded one sees notices Implying that they be-
long NJ good hmilies, aud are we'll known PEG
pie, The; Qs and Macs, and vons (few. OF the
latter, the Cotcorans, Ca,perona, and Rrugcers.
,pfhoneEs, wounded or, killed, arc Of Ices conse
quence TO the social system Of the North. than
the HAmptons, Psestons and Nanninss M ass to
the South. II Mr.. Davis and 1 iew 81 the lead.
ers we're to fall in -hAstlo- thars would be less
chance 4fstse9outh continsins In stsukgle with
ehnsaanss heart snd conii ieMoe;s huti c fsAs
CalJnsAHere - en- " HIorrow from Washington
he ApiFit QS the Northern States would not be
dimlnished one iots. From the South. az, yet,
W. Have Unly : few scsttcred dstsiIs Of the Agtt
an6 81 itsTssaats, butit can be sssa 1hat th6se
ma no very sreAs ssplsatos over The avieteryss
.n09 Atst ssls sesss ~ SssSss, ses ea1 sSt sHs
81, bssfassnomsb svrd .t,isssiss q, suoisasy
I
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Grand Federal victory ..Cspture OF Fora
Aaleeras with 600 Rebels.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 30.-A special to the Lou.
isvie Courier. from the Union and American,
Nashville, Slsf, says dispatches from Richmond
state that Gen, Butler commanding feet of 100
guns and 1000 men, arrivedn nt bort Hatteras on
Tuesday, andopened Ere on the Fort, which WAS
vigorously returned by the garrison Of 800 men,
under command OF Capt. Barron. formerly oi
the Uni.ed States Navy. After tweply rounds
the rebels's ammunition gave out, and the entire
garrison surrendered The foft was built & few
months ssihoes6 ma mounted twensv gonsa All /
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3, 3. 80, r. 4. Aus, & 50, 1851,
q niclnok p N e

G. DosHAx;-Ths Telegraph has probably by
this time informed you thst the secessionists at
Palmyra fred into both trains today. The pas
sepgers, being warned, all laid down Eat ON the
bottom of the cars. 1.-The news boy was sitting
on his box in the baggage car, and was killed by
ball which passed through the side Of the car.
This is the beginning of the fruit Of listening to
the entreaties Of Jim Green, instead of hanging
ths rascal, as be deserves. The troops were re.
moved, we are told, because he promised that
the people Of Palmyra would ,5ehaye. An. out.
break at Hannibal is expected every hour.
Yours, in haste, B. B.,J. /
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Il NEW York, Aug. sO.-Richard s. Freeman
was arrested yesterday on his way, to Keene, N,
Il. to purchase shoe and pegging machines for
Georgia, and was taken to Fort Lafayette, by
order of See. of State. .asa aags Is 81 .iioil
= The remains OF Gen. Lyon arrived at this P.
Y, and were escorted by guard of honor to the
City Hall, where they will lie in state until Mon
day, P. n, when they will be conveyed to Conn.
$40, ,000. belonging to tho rebels was seized
yesterday in the Park bank, by Marshal Murray.
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situation and Condition of Rebel Troops
" ~ HI Virginia. lft sff-

BALTIMORE, Sep Ss--Fhe Baltimore American
OF to-day says tbatsno rebel troops we're at Win,
chester on Thursday accept a few who were
sick, at Leesburg there were three or four regi !!
ymciits, one at Wateffofd above the point of
Rocks, and one ut Eocse Greek.
Letters from reRt1usqldiers at Richmond say
that the troops are in q sad state Of desttution
being barefooted and III want of suitable cloth
ing The hides irpta t4nnery at Hiisboro had
been taken drippiuslsfroia the vats, to be con-
All the horses j2}om tRRs Ike Union and Disundioon
farmers Sad beeh sssefGaf, which created the
greatest dissatissaatioihrs The want of conf
denee is increasing asSopthe hopes o, the Rebels
oeins Kept up RXo oyepaEts that the General Gov
ernment had only 81, 600 troops around Washing.
ton and found it impossible to recruit any more
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New York News.

day.
An officer Of the returning expedition from
Hatteras, reports having seen, near Hampton
Roads, a strange ste amer towing what appeared
TO be u floating battery; and believed it was in-
tended to obstruct communication betweens Ft.
Mouroe and Hampton 2. -i'AA +.sRs
The Courier des Fiat Unis has gone into new
hands, and will hereafter. drop advocating the
Southern rebellion
AT Tanmahy Hall, last night, there was elec-
ted a full delegationiof loyalsts to the Syracuse
Convention h siygq 80 4a,-it5sp ia
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The Battle OF Cross Lanes..An nothcr
hss41a4E na5d iss 8knrmAnln.f t,sxftfT lf.l- -

|ls sCLARxsRgsGsV Va, August S0--A specjsl dss.
70 the CiAcipaati Gazette says: Ofaeial adsices
show that the affair At Cross Lanes Was mere
skirmlsh. Col Tyler With 1 division Of 'his IL.
Einaent vas sarprisedby strong Rebel force,
and fell back under orders. but rather fssty The
enemy had got betKeep him and the other diyis.
ion Of bis regiment, under Maj. CaSehent, both
sls sAspickst skisssisA lUocurrsd 10 Iailss abelsx
Apttopsyillex on HlkHAter eeeek, yestesdsy. The
Rebels rstsss.ed With Ji Jass g. killed Our loss M
one, NJ /
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% ssi1- EvrRErr HOUSE,,

----------- = = 1ku6' q
En-. HAwkiiEYE;- II; Dear 4 Sir win you ibe
kind enough to say in your columns that, by the
addition Of battery to the .2d Regiment, l. ",
200 abled bolied omen will be needed TO Gil the
ranks It is desired recruits should be from
Iowa, to preserve its identity. Pay from *ls
to s21 per month food, clothing and medical
attendance included. No loss Of time from
sickness. & os .saa5ics oe5 - ,it 81 b
Persons wishing to enlist will be furnished
with passes by addressing immediately,a set
io5l t5a4r ams agia ia ba1aR. n. LdrrLER,
g oi Everett House, StIouis, Mo!
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The journal of Commerce Chan need Ed,.

2 New YoRE, Aug sl.--David NJ. Stone, long
the Commercial editor, and WIN. c. Prince, hav.
ing succeeded to the. interests OF Gerrod Hal
lock, Esq, in the Journal of Commerce, will, in
conriexion with with Messrs. VIM 81. Hallock
and VIM. A. Hale, hereafter conduct the paper.
The government has removed the eintredict
against the circulation over the mail and express
routes Of the United States ~
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38cCiScISNArI, Sept.3-J. w. Brown, arrested
on Saturday on charge of selling arms to rebels.
was honorabiy acquitted this morning, there be-
ing 70 evidence whatever against him fils3
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,as,sAi ~ Is .ss,s..1 80, - S.s-4 s,4sx,.
.eaf6 ConfederAtes, tRing advansAge OF the
,..,on. Of the >esm Of service ,oelcsr r1thres
4. -, vhepl the fences IN The As,a, - A,ch
,i,,,e service were giving Mace i
g I'D dessgssse " aere s;;ssont ;ssssoat a. army:
~ .ay.n,are yus OF THE time az eur sre..est
psss .s,ss and pstil, The, Csufeas.sses put firth
~ newer against u, sending eyery man
a., souid raise into, ,sht 4eld:. 2 The result wo
II cen. rheir success has, not been, What
-. .,nected or What We he'd good reason 70
=. - ~ shrss sfsrsesssAt ,anss laGAsouri hal
~G s I'M accomplish nothing IGiSemsins there
s.,s- longer for purposes Of plunder IL Win be
is...,,v as..roysd Gen. Fremont will soon. tale
& "a v;th ,ueh fsrce a. shsll uot ou,y dlaye
S.,,h.,r s<mv 1ons Sfs Nsssbs,s mt .sBDra
,,,sen.nt nearer home
!, go. v;,p;n;s, H. f.1ns,a.r.t. enrce.
,,s.....i "a ..,,:,,
=. hoes ssyer.l thousand threcs hr, csa,ifb month.
,;;. sa;. ~. ~. ss. ,.;aa ;aa'n.ngk[h n,an [ 70 3,
v's '-.,,,;.. Hs.t'n ,h..;n. go 60. -.
Fn0es ueN w. -o P7
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ReporteA dea,h of len n.v,. !.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. There has been re-
port IN cireniatidiiin this city this a. m. Of the
deathiof jeff. Davis. Inquiries Fave been made
oy the Reportersof ofltlsesAssociated Press here.
but nothing Leading to confirmation of such, n
runner mas been elected. The statement NAV
nave nave arisen from the fact that rebel flag was
seen az hait mast oycrian encampment Of the
enemy. & saE
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seizure OF Tobacco

Rosros, Ang. sl.-The D. s. Marshal TO-DAY
seized $4,000 pounds Of tobacco, the alleged
property Of Jas. Thomas Jr., Of Richmond.
The tobacco reached Boston via Nashville and
Louisville. X, 3 e ts6..
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sfasia 70 a9G - 81 fs aciat ~ sFsgssauG f;Fat
ssaa igiax nj ;sssmsvoa bsisf,e-!Ii sd, ssiinob
.s4x;oG sxa .hssssas asad ssad
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News, from The south.

LoUsvILLE, Sep, 2-The journal, says there
are ten secession military companies Of infantry
and cavalry ut Boards station, on the Louisville
and Lexington Railreat, armed with State
guard arms tssmsjipxs slce1h75n9
The Courier Of this deTenins says fears are
entertained of . collision among the citizens
oil New CASTLE Kentucky,
The Opelousas La, CoEi'rier Of the oath SAYS
two sehooners fas,e Nte block ade at the mouth
of the Gallnsions divcr, snd landed q cargo Of
notifies that paper Of the arrival at one Of the
Southern ports Of cargos spf sugar. salt molasses
&c, supposed 70 be same as the above.
The correspondent Of tie New Orleans .Cres-
cent suggests the'se9znre ~ all Blank It's on the
steamboats, lying at that port, for the army.9gp
The Mobile Tribpns, sals there is every rea-
son to believe. that the enemy at Fost Pickens
are removing their valGAbles prior to the esac-
uation Of that place, agai ia RiiH 5y51
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struck by.LIghtninR.

GALyA, LII, Sep 2.--During a severe thun-
der storm Of yesterday, the house OF Mr.. Baker
situated in the outskirts Of town, was struck BY
lightning killing Mrs. Baker instantly, the house
was very much shattered and though lightning
passed through several occupied rooms, and mo-
other persons we're Injured -0i@ ga1 ,i154g9
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National Lean.
Exchanxc OF Prisonery.

PaILADELpHrA, Sept. S.-The subscription to
.ne @ National Loan was opened yesterday. $780,.
0eO were subscribed during the day.
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hBRIEF%-7We cannot too strongly urge up.
ssr correspondents breSity. Many articles
ssressarily laid over or excluded on account
sair disproportionate length to the space
uhye at command.