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Over twenty years Increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATTHEW'S 'VESR-
TAN HAIR Az DIE, is the best in the world. It
the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair. No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub Off or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but imparts to IT new life ana lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply Ii Always gives
Eattsfaction.d Only 20 cents per bottle. Sold
, A. l. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer, N. Y.
- DEMAs BARNES q CO., New York, wholel
lale Agents. may2O-lYeod
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. THE city vote
for Congress gives ROsseau (admini-
strahonO $500; Mallory, 1,7s9; Mum
The election of Rosseau from the 9Th
district is considered certain. All of
the four administration candidates for
State Legislature from this city are also
elected. -, =, :,
Columbia-Harding, 2Ol; Taylor, Is;
Garrard, 1O2. g7fi l5lH' ~
Campbellsville -All precincts heard
from give Harding 502; Taylor, 1856.
Cave City Greider, 141; Lowry, 42.
Glasgow-Lowry, us; Greider, Us.
Russell file Greider, i57; Lowry, 10Y.
trankltn-The anti-amendment tick
ct In this county prevailed by about
300 majority. Small vote polled.
ille-For the Anti-amend-
ment ticket this county gave from $50
Approximate vote of Kenton county,
100 Union majority.
Campbell county $50 Union majority.
Pendleton, Bowling Green-Grieder
261j Lowry i66. N !, ! alr!lI srIf
Hopkinsville- Yeatman 1873; Ritter
Mt. Vernon {far as heard from IRAN
dali, Union, 4SS; Garrard, OPP, 1873.
GieholasNills - hanklin, Con-, log;
Fry, Un., OF. 70 p
PlaupereninR District-22 majority
for Fry. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Madison co.
for Amendment candidates from 400 to
$50. @ n l1'7fEi :
Lebanon-Ha Harding 2I9; Taylor IS.
Hopkinsyille = Ritter 1856; Yeatman
Somerset = About 700 majority for
Amendment candidates. -.
Montgomery county - Conservative
majority over 400. 5 Il
Danville, Boyle county-Fry for Con-
gress, 800; Shanklin, Con-, for Con-
gress, 464. -,
Paris Shanklin 27e; Fry 13S. ria
Bourbon county will go largely
against the Amendment.
Frankfort-C conservative majority al
noon nearly 500. rHCt - - y
notwithstanding, for Congress, 2O5;
Taylor 80. .s7Hu 'itNs
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Nothing from the Great Cable
Gov. Holden and Gen lei + Ame5sss,'
The Mexican Imbroglio.
GOLD CLosEDsAT IA 10

d r.. 81 Cd. a.
"a Little More Grape Captain BraRr,,
-..The RebelIIOus Sentiment NOT Tft
"Squelehedo inRlehmonIl..DiSaffs AF.
ton Among our Tro0 ps---TIIe BesilIt
OF bad CommiasaFIat and I.aeIk OF
Fay--sRobbery RRmFiant.--Bad state
OF AhaiE6---MeetinE OF the CoIOred
PeOple.-.TheirA Alleged Wrongs.
NEW YORK, August 8.-The Tribune's
Rlchmond correspondent saws that the
evil spirit of men have been let loose
upon US since the unceremonious and
Justly deserved fate of the late; election
was pronounced. Young men citizens
seem to feel it a duty Incumbent unon
them to assault and way-lay every col
ored man, while the old heads have
universally adopted the plan of fighting
our soldiers, and at the Same time hiss
Ing In their ears the bitterest denuncia-
tons of the negro. The most stringent
orders Of General Terry are inadequate
to meet the case of growing abuse. exc
cuted as they are by soldiers utterly de-
void of every principle of patriotism
and morals. ltf77 = III -
Among the volunteers the greatest dis
affection exists, consequent upon poor
rhnOns, proVerbially worse than such
as were issued in the trenches. and less
wholesome than those distributed to
the cltlzens. In not being paid off, six
or eight months pay due, no quarter
masters stores to draw, dubious expec-
tations of not being mustered out, they
are found willing, in the hands of bad
ana disloyal men who ply tho whisky
freely, to undertake and execute most
any job. -,
On the night of August I'd, four SOL
diers broke into Nelson Vanderroort's
house, and while he lay in bed one of
them stood over him and his wife,
threatening to blow out their. brains if
they moved, while the three others pill
LACED the house of money, watches, un-
derclotling, etc. The same night the
guard mt the New Market confined Ed
ward Webster in the cage. In the next
cell he could hear the guard abusing
and maltrcating women, whose screams
We're frightful, almost every night.
Washington Brown and. Henry Wat
son were brutally beaten by tho police
on Franklin street, and were left in the
street for dead. $50
The colored citizens have held a meet
ing, and adopted n petition to General
Terry. Among the abuses they com
planned of was the following:
Samuel Ranney was attacked in the
street by two soldiers, and in defending
himself knocked them down. He WIS
arrested, taken to New Market cage,
and locked up in the adjoining cell; he
could hear the guard scuffling, abusing
and prostituting colored, females con-
uneQ Ilere1nAWt.l tt+tfftffL ~ or r
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The View they took or AmaIramnt,on
Their Action aud ITS ReSnIt - :

:, Ne: York, August Son Saturday
men made an attack, at RocEv S 2u
Conn, on the house occupied lSv n col.
+ored man named w. ii. DayennSTt
who was married to an Irish woman
with the ayowed intention of inflictinI
severe punishment on the colored nIaS
and his wife for their indulgence in
matrimonial amalgamation. After the
young men had been several times
warned to leave, the mother of Dayen-
port, an old negro woman of some sixty
years who was also in the house, Aired
on them and killed their leader named
Ludlam Chord. a coroner's investiga-
ton took place on Sunday and yester-
gay gay when the jury, in their verdict, jus
done in self defence, and the old negro
woman and her son were discharged.
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9 Neh.YoFls Catt1e aTaIlkIt.


The current prices forthe week at all
the markets are as follows ;-,f9syf
BEEF CATTLE-First quality q head)
Sl6(917; fair to good, $50 ZIG, 80; common
lS,5O(9l5; Interior, 1lGI13.
cows & CALNRS-F First quality( %7head)
$I5l9SO; ordinary, $6O975; common, $50
geo; inferior $46@5O. ~. Is5lI
T. VEAL AgI. Gj!AIYEs-:First quality ~ tb.)
i9(9 II; ordinary, 991015;. common, sag;
inferior, 71G@S. ~ 's'''
SHEEP q LANES Extras ~ head) Sd. On
GOO; common, S5,OO(a6,OO; ordinary.
,5e@5, 90; common 81, OOa,4, so; inferior
SWINE Heavy corn fed tVfbl llxra
ny: light and medium, ll1S@Il5&; still
i The market for beef cattle was more
buoyant this week and prices ere
higher Whether this was the result
of the labstemiOus movement among
the consumers of beef, of which we
have heard SO much, we do not know;
but the supply was very fair, so that
II cannot be attributed to any scarcity,
Inc weather was very favorable. Cows
We're steady. Yeals were steady, with
fair demand. Sheep aud lambs were
also in good deIn9nd mt full prices.
Hogs We're firm and active ut our quo
taiOns. 80,
Total receipts of all stocks Mt all the
yards for this week and last We're as
Beeves, 6284; Cows, lsI; Veal Calves,
$40; Sheep and Lambs, lG,STO; Swine,
90 Total last week: n al lasu}
BeeNes, I5Ol6; Cows, 1855 Veal Calves.
- X Sheep and Lambs, IL, TTSi Swine,
AUSUIO'
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The GraatCnh1n

AsPEY BAY, August SIS P. M.-The
steamer Clara Clarita has not baeh here
since Saturday night, and we have no
was brought by her. conse0uently no
thing Is known as to whether the
Sreae Eastern has arrived at Hearts
content with the Atlantic cable or
otherwise. The line to this point, the
present eastern limit of teiegraphic
comI1munication with the United States
w Mlll De Kept open till midnight nightly
~ expectation of news from the great
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Another colored Convention.

" Nashville; August ia convention
of the eolored people of Tonnessee. SIos
held in this city to-day. NelsonWalk
was elected chairman. He stated the
object of the meeting to be to petition
the Legislature, and send a delegation
70 Washington asking the privilege Of
Inc me elective franchise, and lay their
SS taeS"[ l before the people of the
therance of the object. A committees on
resolutions will be appointed to-mor-
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New YORK lroner.D1n.,,a.

NEW York, August s.
M MS593SEY-steady at COZ per cent. on
@lOS5S. IN az iO'1s
GoLD-Ffrmer; opening Mt 144I<. nd
Naneing to 144A, and closing Mt 49,.
:, GoVERNMENT STOCKs-1zCgL;c better;
y. $. 6s, 500 coupons, 1867; do, new
issue issue, lO4ss; U. S. SIS, 1910 coupons,
9ozs; 1905, I'd series, O9N.
SToCKs-Steady; Ohio and Mississippi
certificates .; Cumberland, ~; QuicEz
S 81 o.; New York Central 93; Erie 50;
Reading 1867; Michigan Southern G8i[.
Flttsburg 7O1zi Fort Wayne 9a. :
NEW York, August S:-Gold to-nipl,t
l4411z. -. -
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Juarez' Is ] at Chiliuabna nndistvri

Juarez Is at chihuahua undisturbed
Al, BiroWnsyille advices of the 22d state
that:a train of $50 wagons was reported
captured by a party of Liberals A
snort skirmish ens1ed, in which the
Captapln otthe train was Killed, and a
me imperialists claim victory. "a
Cortinas proclaims to the people of
tI l!atamoras, that unless they support
the emperor he will prono1nce them
traitors and confiscate their property. =
me Liberals held the entire State of
san Louis, except the city of San Louis
63Sosis P4t have their lines within three
Guerrilla. outrages in Texas are nu-
nerous, The State Treasury at Austin,
w MfS 9,6 GFpken into and robbed of3$sO.OO6
News shows great Improvement in
sentiment sentiment. The planters express their
ulG59aence fthe success of free labor.
Generals Granger and A. j. Smith
rom rom Montgomery, have arrived at Mo.
pie, en-route to New Orleans.
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Another Rumored Attempt to Abduct
tl.----. Geo. n. Sanders,

TORONTO, Aug. s.-A despatch from
Montreal to the Leader says: Another
attempt has been made to carry off Geo.
N. Sanders. EO'Leary was offered ten
thousand dollars to- assist in the enter
prise. He agreed to do It, and then
went and informed the Chief of Police
about it. On Monday evening O'Leary
called at Sanders house with a carrinGe
driven by one of the conspirators,
O'Leary told Sanders that the Recorder
wanted to see him at his house. On the
way three men jumped into thee
riage, knocked O,Leary down, and
handcutfed Sanders. Twenty of the
police gave chase, and captured two oi
the party, and are in pursuit of the
others. syt 20
LATER.-C has. E. Hogan and w. A,
Barnes We're the persons captured in
the attempted abduction. They state
they are detectives. Shots were freely
exchanged. A third kidnapper was
caught this morning.
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o. s. Sanitary Commission
Army and Navy Claim Agency.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
JAMES GILcHR1sr, Agent.

. Wheeling, W, Va.
oelce, Sgrrcyor's Rooms, Custom House.
THE u, S. SANITARY COMMISSION.
desiring to relieve Soldiers, Sailors, and
~ pnid for the prosecution OF such claims
have established tliis Agency, to collect pen,
SlonS, 9rrears OF pay, bounty and other CIhimS
nsnlnSt The government, ICithOm chur0e o.. en-
1'e1Se Of any kind iUdterST- to the claimants
On application sent tn this Agency stating
inc name ana post office address of tile claim
ant, the nnne, rink, company regiment ser
vice, and State Of the soldier on whose ac-
count the claim Is made date OF discharge or
ueIlthI the proper blanks will he filled ont rs;
lar rs possible and forwarded to the person
applying. These cnn then no executed and
returned 10 this Otnee, where the claim will
be prosecuted to n final issue in the shortest
PosalDle time. jul3-eodGO(l &Gmw
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SLOW arc Won. Giroen,ncl,..,,

New YoRIl, August Sat n meeting
Of the Hancock recruiting committee
Today, 1t was resolved thai the sum of
Sy,S5o, raised to furnish recruits to
HancocS's special corps, remaininp in
their hands, be divided between Gener-
al Hancock and Colonel Collier.
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CinGinnati lrarIxtf.

, - ; - SII9NlENAII, August 8.
. FIouH- - unchanged and holders
tlrm, but the demand is light for com
mon 70 good; Superfine is held at 81 75
a 81 ", ana trade and fancy brands al
lVHEAT4Ffrmer and prices higher,
prime red 81 95, and for = lot of nav
white Kentucky SO % was refusetIr
CoRN-Active and saleable at G2aG3.
OATS-Old is scarce.
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Saratoga Races.
Especial 10 Nlc I'osl.I

SARATOGA, August 8.-The great ruce
TO- Today for the Saratoga Cup, n dash Of
Capt. Moore was beaten by a length.
Time III. IL ~ sec. The second race
of mile heats was won by Arcoln. in
two straight heats. Hmc-1.4 and /. IS.
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APPOINTMENT of New Premier 10,
CANADA
Canada.

MONTREAL, August s.-Sir Narcesse
BelleGn has heen appointed to the Pre-
miership of Canada, made vacant by
the death of Sir L. p. Tache. He takes
the Office of Receiver General. John
A. Mcdonald has been appointed Min
lister of Militia, lIt Il " - Ill
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ST! Louis Market.

ST. LoUIs, Aug. s.-Receipts of cotton
Today 1893 bales and 10 sacks; no sales.
tobacco buoyant. Flour-sales ut SIS p
double extra. Wheat duh and IO(Gl5c.
lower; sales at 81 1902; 30 for choice,
oats 4l0Cg63c. Whisky unchanged.
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ITHACA, Aug. s.LThe directors of.the
Ithaca and Tonwanda Railroad Com
Pany organized to-day cby-the appoint
me9tof Ezra Cowell, President; VIM,
A11drews, Vice President, Mr.. Trench
Treasurer. 49,
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New York, Aug. 4.-The gold mark
ct is more active, and importers are
buying freely for custom duties, and
premium mum shows slight gain on yester-
went down to 144 and rallied dgain to
1441s. - .-....I :. !
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New YORK, August S.-The POSTS
Washington special says the first regu-
lar cabinet meeting held for ten DAYS,
members were present. TN -
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by authority Of the Leglsiature.l
Proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of the State of
Z Waah U;ro,;,,;o. 10
West Virginia.

DISSOLVED. BY THE LEGISLATURES
III OF West Virginia, The following e pro
posed Us an amendment to the Constitution Of
this State, to be added at the end OF the firSt
section OF the third article thereof, to become
part of the said Constitution when ratified
according to the provisions thereof, namely:
NO person who, since the tirSt day of June
astance Ia he rebeIIon ths T 9d OF
States, shall be a citizen OF this State or be al
lowed to vote az any election held therein,
unless he has volunteered Into the military
or naval service Of the United States and has
bSen or shall be honorably discharged there
Adopted, March i, 1856. ju9o
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MONTREAL, Aug. S.-General Grant
and party arrived here this informing
from Quebec. 40
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COLGATE,s HONEY sOAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni uni,
versal demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and ENOLLIlsNT in its ma
ture, FFtAGRAETLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in It's action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. marl5-lvdSw
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A Question OF JurIsdietIon Between
Gov. Holden and General Amos.

COY. HOLDEN and General Amos.
NEW YORK, August s.-The Tribune's
RaIeigh eorrespo says that q ne
gro named Curry, who, some Years
since; made his escape from slavery; n
rev days re-apPeared in his old
neighborhood in search of his family
TO take them north, when he was set
upon by the citizens and nearly killed.
He related his troubles to Gen. Ames
who sent SOUND of cavalry out and
bad the assailRnts brought TO him. Gov.
Holden then notified Gen. Ames that
he appointed Justices fthe Peace to at
tend to such cases, and he had no doubt
that justice would be done: hut Gene
raj Ames still retains the prisoners, In
the meantime n charge of assault and
battery has been brought against Curry
who has also been arrested and i'm
prlsoned by Gov. HOlden's officers.
Return OF the Indian Commissioners
NEW YoBK, Aug. Senators Foster.
Doolittle and Ross, the Committee to
investigate Indian Affairs through New
Mexico and Colorado, have returned
from the plains. While ut Fort Lyon
they investigated the Sand Creek affair
and informed the Indians interested
that the Government disapproVed OF
Col. ChivingtOn's action. They invited
the Indians to meet them in council at
| Cow Greek, near Fort Larned, on the
10th of April, to arrange terms Of peace.
Favorable results are anticipated Col.
Lane Tappan, of the LIST Colorado Cav
airy accompanied the senatorial delega-
ton.
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SpeFiar alotttes.

COCO CREAM FOR THE HAITI
.JH. Coco Cream Tor 1hs Hair. q :
ii l-a.f Coco Cream. for ths Hail. al I.ss
Away with your Grey HAIR. sa
Away with your. Grey Hair. ~ :
No more rancid PomadeslI
Nomore rancid PomadesIIyg W
II you want something elegant, ilus
Ifyou admine delicious Perfume.
Ifyou desire soft and silky HAIR n siT5
Ifyou wantyou Hair preserved, -sl.
Ifyou want your Hair to grow n -,
If you want to prevent premature Baldnes1
II you want to be rid of Dandruf, g -
Use the Coco Cream. ID
Use the Coco Cream. =s9g
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. .a7 q
Use the Coco Cream. .-.
Price IS cents a bottle. IL 5i55-i -. -
For saleby % a-glgmE 50 ~
LAuGHLINs 4 BUsHFIELD,
ju2A ~ f0S Wheeling, w. Va.
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WEST VIRGINIA
Religious Book House!

NO. ~ Monroe STR, Wheeling,
T2iEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A large
IN and l splendid assortment; OF Family and
small Bibles, all styles and prices.
Prayer and Hymn Books OF NIL denominn-
tons and in every style Of binding, anon
Theological and Religious books in Hrent
Our stock Of Sunday School Library, CUES
ton, II ynI, Music and class Books, Cniecliism,
1heWnrGIS; Spoilers, Primers, Tickets, Picture
Tor tho wants Of Sunday Schools OF every
kind: a liberal donation 10 all Sunday Schools
purchasing libraries.
A liberal discount to Ministers and TheoIei-
cal Students. GEO. w. STONER,.
Sole Agent for the most deservedly popular
Sunday School Music Book '9fILsicGl EedreE -
by Philip Philips. Cincinnati. Fl dee2O-Inl5
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HATHAWAY. LEACH & STEARNs,
N7Aroh Street, Philadelphia.
MANUFAcruRERs OF
Steam Engtnas, Boilers, Air Pumps,
" AND OIL. WELD TOOLS.

al. Boy AND OH WELL TOOLS,
DEALERs in Machinery, Bolts. Nuts and
~ w nSleIt, and agent for the E5Ile of Ma
chinists, Tools manufactured by the New
Castle, Delaware. +. Dr. Iii u. Iii II.
Jpl4-2n eOd-JC&CO.
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BeeSes, 62S4; Cows, l3I; Veal Calves,
!. t!S 5t sheep and Lambs, 1850; Swine,
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Beeyes, l5Ol6; Cows, 125; Veal Calves.
7 - 6; Sheep and Lambs, ii, 778i Swine,
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The Demands of Prussia and Austria
Upon The City Of FranEfort.


The telegraph on Wednesday night stated
that Austria ead Prussia had sent q thrsa--
ening note 10 the city Of Frankfort, in Ger
many, (which is a free city,l warning it
against allowing 30 much liberty Of speech,
and threatening it with Intervention il
persisted in it, The Prussian Minister
says
90 We can no longer tolerate such indul-
gence TO revolutionary iendeacies,' adding,
fhe Austrian Representative 10 Frankfort
has also been iustructed % address remcn-
strauces TO the Senate Of frank ort to the
same effect Bismark concludes as follows;
! hope that the senate Of franEiort viii
not act 10 such a manaer as % compel the
two great German Powers 20 intervene N
order g prevent the further consequences
Of an induigelce which has already been
carried too Jar
Tbe Aust An dispatch is much milder
and more modeaate. Upon these noiea the
Paris Steele thus comments
ssThe two notes which have been address
"A 10 The Senate o. frankie By the Gov
ernpsnts Of Berlin and Vienna, are proof
Of he sudacitv Of Count Bismarck and the
rassi,s ots6ience Of Austria. One o. these
eesrar.rnieations, that of Prussia, i haugh-
-, iupsratire and menacing; the other l.
c,r,.sived iu the most couciliat0fy terms" "
A Europeau letter writer thinks Napolesn
IA barkiur Prussia. Tie says:
ssThi= acton Of Prussia tends simply 20
The disrt ption Of the 6iermauie Conisaera-
~, It's moreover, athofongh exempli-
fcofiou OF Frussian policy that 20 icy N
fne which animated Cariyle's hero, Fritz
me- Gresf. and has suck By the aouse Of
R-ondeu burg ever since. But the Question
,,se-vepss-what VIII AapOloen III ssy 70
aIftbiss Ii you examine the hles Of Eng-
~ ard French papers you Will see . as
summed bv our poiI-ical commentators that
the Emperor must BE- adverse TO Bismarck's
dssirns- I hold to the contrary opinion,
BELIEVING the latter 70 be acting from She
6rmerss initiative. Bismarck visited Ma
nolesn a Biarriis feT weeks ago induen-
Ia sewsl,apsr organs iorthv with declare that
- ytsit had u6 politcal results % signiii-
eancv. Thefi Why state 500 Besides, would
bismarck. fhe real king 81 Prussia, have
travelled bali way scross The continent Of
Earot.e for nothing, 90 commenced his jour
new without being previously tatisied him
seif tat be could Do business with 'the
nephevr.' Ee2 And il this Frankfort AFFAIR
ssrt 81 ti.s busineus dee iisd upon sf BiarritI,
" & il oalv the beginning Of the end thsn
and there decided nPoz q
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We are gratifed 4. announce the arrival
in this city Of three hundred and thirty.
nine emigranta direct from Bremen, per
ship Constautia. This il the first YES el
with emigrans that has come 90 New or.
lesus ID several years hut We houe 10 will
prove only the first insta'imsni Of many
mors-in fact, Of 80 great a number that
Louisiaua'a now idle acres may be made 10
"bluom and blossom a. the rose There is
room for a'l-lind for all-Work for all
and these people have nos lcit their Father.
land i'm The hope or expectation Of living iu
idleness- We trust that these cmigr1nts
VIII 90 once, and In b dy, turn their a.
tention % agricultural pursuits. for they
viii not only prlsper more cert iniy an1 D
a greater extent By 60 doing. but they viii
supply Che pressing need Of The STATE they
have decided % maze their future homes.
We cannot have to many ayr culturahsts.
We may say, while on the subieci Of emf
grEnis, thai a paper has been started 10
new York, entitled the "Amcrican Ren5r-
ter snd Intending hmigrsnts' Guide" It
is intended principally for circulation In the
Old Country, and is filed with iniere ting
ARTICLES ca the soil climate aud statistical
records Of the different States. aud useful
advice of an kinds 20 She emierants. A
series Of articles showing the advuniarrs
offered % labor BY the Southern ststes ID
announced. We think the paper VIII BE
productive Of much good-N. o. Dlifa. sfh