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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-14
vALATIA, New York, May os, 1867.

VALATlA, New York, May os, 1867.
Agent Florence Sowing Machine Co.-It
is scarcely seven months since I purchased
one Of your machines, and in that time l
have turned off double tho work have
ever done before in the same or even o
greater length oftimc. lind tho longer
l have it and tho more I use it tho better
I like it. Its great simplicity, great ca
pacity, and four distinct stitches, make it
far superior to any I have ever seen. 1t
is q mystery to INC now how ever, got
along without it, and would not part
with it for double its value if I could pro.
cure another.
Miss MAGGIE VAN DYKE,
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Bailed.-K. 3. Mcintosh. who shot
Sam'l Carter some weeks since, was bailed
out Of jail, whore he had been confined
since the occurrence, on Thursday last.
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Reesvering.-Ws are pleased to learn
that Mr.. Samuel Carter, who was serious
u wounded some time since In shooting
atftay, 10 rapidly recovering, and will
soop be able to be out.
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Accidental Ehet.--Mf. B. N. Tory,
while out hunting, on Tuesday last, was
shot in the right hand by tho accidental
discharge Of bis gun. We are pleased to
learn the wound IL not . serious one,
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-14

Stoves and TiaWare.-That courte-
Gus gentleman, D. G. Russell, who is we'll
known by the citizens Of Troy, has per.
maneutly located in Wright City and
opened .ano assortment Of stoves, tin and
.sheetifon ware, and is ready to supply all
orders for the above articles. See adver.
tisameut.
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Creps.-Wet weather has put the for.
,nsrs back In plowing aud planting, and
many Of them have not got oil their corn
in yet. Wheat and oats are looking enc
iin the northeastern portion Of the county.
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LOCAL AND COUNTY.

Club Mseting.-Ths Democratic Club
Of Rurricans township, which disorgan-
Used itself, . short time since, for very
<rivial consideration, will meet again. We
understand, on Saturday, the 23d instaut,
for the purpose Of recognizing.
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Final settlement,

ssted that the undsisigned, adminiitrator Of the
estate Of Sarah Kishner, deceased, will make q
6nal settlement Of his administration Of said o..
tate ct the next May term Of the Lincoln county
Court, to Be begun and held In Troy, on Monday
the llth day Of May, 1868.
|apr?3 nl7 4wp ISAAC II. OwINGs, Adm'r.
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D1. RANSOM'S

UW. KANSUMU
HIVE SYRUP AND TOLO.
TT 10 an exeellsnt msdieins, neatly put up, and
just the thing for the Million. No family
will be without it1hsn once acquainted with its
THROAT AND LUNGS.
At this season Of the year, When Coughs and
Colds are troublesome, every body shosid have .
yafe and certain remedy at hand. Dr.. Rausop's
HIVE SYRUP AND T0LU In the very thing. L,
10 not only pleasant for children 10 take, but s
certain cure FOR CRoUe, WHoorixo CouoH, BRox-
cnir:s, AsrnnA, Couous, sad au affections Of the
THROAT AND LuNos.
Sold By ell Druggists, Price IS cts per bottle
D. RANSOM / CO., Pseprietors,
l2l Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
MEYER BROS 4 Go. Wholesale Asts,
st. Leuis, No tecS 81 n5o
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toi.
lot artisls-supsrisr 70 Cologns and 1t
Asls shs psice.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-14
A Popular Book.

Few books, at the present time, arc at.
tracing more attention, or receiving big.
er concentrations from learned men, or
are meeting with larger sales, than the
Dictionary Of the Bible" edited by VIM.
Smith, LII. D., Classical Examiner of the
University of London.
There arc at least three or four reprints
Of this work, entire or abridged, sold in
this country, beside the imports of the
different English Editions.
There is but one expression that Of
high praise, respecting tho great value Of
this work compared with other Bible die.
tionaries. The necessity for such work
has long been felt by oil Bible readers,
as we'll as by critical Bible students.
Tho question naturally arises, which Of
these editions is the best, aud which will
be most satisfactory to the purchaser?
We suppose every ono will require that
o work Of this kind should DO sufficiently
comprehensive and thorough to embrace
. full and satisfactory exposition of the
many topics introduced. A small abridg.
neut would he incomplete in its exposi-
tion, aud always dissatisfy the reader. It
would bs necessary, also, that tho book
should be sold at q price 90 reasonable %
to be available for ordinary Bible readers,
and, at the same time, furnish the largest
possible amount Of reading matter for tho
prieo.
There 10 one reprint Of Dr.. Smiths un.
abridged edition, published by o New
York house, in numbers, and costing,
complete, about s25. Its expensivenes1
will probably limit it to the Libraries of
few professional critics.
Another reprint, BY = Hartford firm,
10 from small abrid dgment, 6rst issued in
England in dueoino form Of about six
hundred pages. The reprint is in larger
type than the original, occupies nearly
eight hundred octave pages, and is sold
for $3.50, being u. cents more thanRths
genuine London edition, imported by the
National Publishing Company Of Cincin.
natl. It seems tn ~ that work Of this
kind, that is to be used for b lifetime, and
for constant reference, should bs compre.
hsnsivs one, and that this small abridg.
ment, usually known % the juvenile eji.
ton, is altogether too condensed for pop.
ular use.
The other reprint, also issued by the
National Publishing Company, Cincinna.
Il, appears to combine comprshsnsiveness
and cheapness, the requisites that ws
consider essential for such work. This
edition has over one thousand closely
printed octave pages, over two hundred
engrsvings and maps and more than twice
tho reading matter Of the small sbridg.
ment. At the same time, it has all the
matter Of the voluminous work, except
numerous disqsisitions and criticisms on
original Hebrew and Greek terms, which
are Of no practical value to The general
English student, :. II H. ss!!ss, 100 100, st .
very reasonable price, and is thus msds
av'ilabl' to al Who desire to possess It.
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-05-14
County Democratic Convention.

Pursuant to call . convention Of the
Democratic citizens Of Lincoln county
assembled at the court house in Troy, on
Monday, May IL, 1868.
Judge NJ. L. Lowell was called to the
chair, and j. N. Mcclellan appointed Sec-
rotary.
The Chairman stated tho object Of the
meeting to be to appoint delegates to at.
tend tho State Convention at St. Louis on
the 2Sth day Of May, 1868, and to ap.
point . Central Committee for this county.
Whsreupon tho following named gen
'tlcmeu were nominated aud appointed as
DELEGATES to the State Convention:
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COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
LIN @ OI.N con ~ II Y.

ordered BY the Board that Secretary publish the Lincoln County
.s.sd ~.;n h h @ @ " % % h anu Is p,o?e.y On "na a t %
themselves agged Of such valuation DO notified
before this Board
said Board will meet to hear and determine appeals
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Higgins Gold PenS-The best now
Manufactured. Everybody who wants .
Gold Pen buys from Higgins, No. s24
Olive street, st. Louis. v8nl 6m
n. r. PENDLErON, Of WRIGHT CITY
has opened FURNITURE STORE in the
Masonic Building, Of that place, where ho has,
and expects to kceps
Complete Assortmens Of Furniture,
suitable for the country trade, which he offers at
very low prices. Will deliver ts any ono in
Troy or along tho Troy road, As his Express
wagon runs daily to Troy from Wright City.
tde1cy2n51 6m1
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county:
Q. W. Parker, Bedford township.
Frederick Wing, Clark do
Oederioh Wshde, Monroe do
Elijah Myers, Hurricane do
James Reid, Sr., Union do
RoI Wommaok, Millwosd do
W. Cunningham, Prairie do
Coleman Downs, wavsrly do
Ordered that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Missouri Re.
publican and Lincoln County Herald.
On motion meeting adjourned Ins die.
d. L. LOWELL. Chairman.
J. N. MCCLELLAN, Sse'y.
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The Militia BIN.

This most importers bill haze passed both
Houses Of the Legislature and become q hw.
We regret the necessity which forced this
measure on the State government; but that
IuSh necessity exists no candid man, having
sbs welfare Of the cOuntry at heart, will deny.
IN view Of tho fact, that organised bands
Of midnight maraaders and sworn sssassins,
armed and disguised, were ovsrrunning the
country and committing the most cruel and
wauion OH'rages on the loyal people Of Mid
die and West Tennessee. In view Of the fact
that these sams men we're sworn 10 use every
means 10 their power to overthrow the State
government and plunge rs agAln into siVis
war there was plainly no other sltersanvs
but to Jake immediate steps for the prO,so-
'ion Of the loyal people and the preservation
Of the State. We e~ongratulahs the people
on having a Legislature sqasl - the emsr-
geaey, composed Of men who know their
rights apt knoving dare maintain" Eobly
have they dOus their who'll daiy and, deserve
the hearfelb gratitude Of evsry loyal man
and woman 10 the State.
Ouro w Representative, Hon. Newton Hack
'r.has stood ssui a a sock IN defense Of the
eiil, thereby making many enemies among
NE rebel element he has abo made hosts Of
rarm frisnis among ne Juion pesps oFsAis
b'aiTiet who win not soaa iorrst his emf.
usat services and 40 thsy Fsnsmbsr ana ~
ward those Who have bassly s,ood between
then and ansrehy snd bloodshsd 90 shoaaa
thsD not iorgst thass members, vbo, holdfsr
resPoaaible positions N Ne legislature have
rrHaiasd 9, hous turlne ths session sna by
pas piserabls p~rsisnes aad hnoaist, skirksd
ne usspoudbuily o. voilhe On ihi. nsasars ;
iAsssep tshfine ths asiisp q As Lssisia-
inrs, uaatnk ualoahls time. aud soatubp-
ting indisssllJ - TIE rslgn Of iofror thai has
hass nksa sIoud over he Middle aad wss.
tsra petitions 81 The sis,s. We siaesreb
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4 GIorIOusd day In Sullivan County.

RLSrxTvILLK. Tenn Sept. &C, 1868.
Ma EDIToR "A large and attentive an.
deuce met at the Court House to-day, and
Hnj0r =. n. Peitibonc, our distinguished and
eloquent Elector, addressed them in glowing
terms UpoE the political issues OF the day.
" As good luck would have il" a great many
Of our Rebel brethren were out 10 hear the
Major, and by the time he was half through
his discourse, many Of the 'moral worth and
intelligence" patted our old friend Jim Brit
ton on the shsUs6er, and told him that il
wOuld never DO TO allow q man to make
such a flaming speech against the DemocrA-
cy Of that county, as Pettibone was making,
without hefsg answered; but Jim quietly and
in q good humored way, informed his Demo-
cratic brethren thai It would be best TO take
the dose As quietly as possible, and as for hun
be did not know but Whist Il would be best
to support Grant aud Colfax this time, and
BY the neTt Presidential election AAdy would
be- at home, and limited that II he took on aG-
live part " this canvass that BroWnlow would
iSSae a proclamation, ordering an election
fOS AttoFney-Ge in this Circuit, and that
the Odd Radicals would run the party
question and heat Kim like the dill and
as for himthst h%eproposed In the future as he
bad done in the past 10 be governed by policy
regardless Of friends, party and country, but
that !: he could do anything in the way Of
organizing the Ku Klux or De anything Sc
cretly for the party to count him in but for
the present he could not take any part il pol
ities at tall And so Jim quietly, with his
fingers in bis mouth, heard Petiibone nearly
through. aDtil he began a double eulogy up
on the life and character Of Andy, at which
time, Jim became so frantic and mad that he
abruptly lefs tide Court House and attempted
20 whisper to Esquire-, thar this conn
try was coming to a "d--d pretty pass
that men could not defend their party with
out losing their Ofice and that old Howard
was watching aim like a hawk watching =
chicken to tepOE: 10 Brownlow ; and that no
honest man could endure snch much longer.
len but forgot bis hat, and paid q negro
ffty cents to lbnn bin bis, 10 20 TO the hotel
up to this time the last account from Jim
is, that be was in a state notwithstanding
BrownlOw's appOinsuseni power, Union men,
s~eymourR1d Blair.
Major Pettibones remarks were Welp re.
ceived aud had rNlling effect upon his hear.
ers. Rest assured that old Sullivan will give
Grant and CnlfaK an increased majority aud
with the assistance Of old Pap Thomas, peace
ahd happiness viii reign triumphant. More
aaon. STkLIvAS.
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Gov. W. G. BroxnlOW.

We had the pleasure Of sn interview with
the Patriot Governor Of Tennessee on NON
day lAsi. He is determined that me State
Government shall be maintained in spite Of
all opposition By the Reeet-KskIo1-Seynour-
Forrest Democracy. We have never seen
him more saRgniae Of the triumph Of Right
and the success OF the RspublicAn party.
BE Is IN the eaisynsai q his usual health.
and to al human Appearances win be spared
a mach lOugeE time to beness bis corn be-
l0vtd SsAts. the eOunfry sad Humanity sAAn
his sRs1iss desire. The loyal people Of Ten
aessse are Indebted "a hin beyOaa repay,
Sss he Is ErSs in thsir heAEts, and wheR call
ID % = higher spAsrs, the memory 81 bis
name Aad asvosiOa 70 his country and al he
has dS1e for them, viii Be = hale Of uRiading
brightness forever eneireling their hearts.
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Railroad Interest Paid.

A dispatch from New York to tho
COmptroller's office, yesterday, says
that the East Tennessee and Virginia
and the East Tennessee and Georgia
Railroads had paid in the interest on
the State bonds issued 10 them TO the
Fourth National Bank of New York,
the financial agent Of the STATED in that
city. The amount paid is aboutSlSO,-
600. In view of tho removal Of :he
attachment placed upOn the 5000, 900
sent some time ago TO meet the inter-
est on our debt, this is very cheering
news. The State bonds will rapidly
appreciate from this henceforth.-
Press aud Tines l5h.
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Oh MAIhc.

The land Of thu Spine forests has spoken.
She has recorded her condemnation Of tho
Kuklux-F Seymour Democracy. Clio.
EiopS EallAn, old state. The Republican ma.
jori.y is over 10000, with a clear Ra:n Of
10000. This is the second utterance nom
New England. She keeps pace With the pro-
gross Of Republican ideas aud Republican
liberty. Onward and upward Is hey motto,
and excelsior CLEANS in golden LISTERS from
her banner, the promise and pledge Of eter-
nal fdeliry to the cause Of Justice, Right ana
Truth.
Maine sends her greeting TO all her Repub-
licaR Sisters. The broad prairiss OF the West
and the sweet vallies aud AurissrOas plains
Of hr-Off Oregon and California will return
an enthusiastic response Every loyal heart
Rom the Potomac 10 the Rio GtandS Is thiiIl-
ed uith joy and eHults in the speedy prospect
Of the utter a~nnihilation Of Copperhead mis-.
rule and anarchy. Patriots Of Tehnssses
and the whole Union, GRID on she armOs for
the November conflict Victory is doubly
sure, and the long-hidden face Of the Angel
Of Peace win be revealed To the PsOP.e,
wreathsd in angehc smiles, and hestOw her
blessings in uustinsed PrOtusiOn upon . land
that ia grooming under expressions, filed
with graTrs-the heritage Of the other re-
belliOA, and riie with umOrs Of another and
more terrible wSr.
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
EAST TENN. AVA. RAILROAD
TKpAsuARRis OYPic1,

KNoxvLLE, Sept. 10, lS68.
Tho board Of Directors " the lasl NnnuAl nieeiing
appointed . Uoin1aittee 70 examine The Stock Books o.
tho Company,
Of many who subscribed to the Capital Stoek show
balances some o6 small amonntl yet due and unpaid,
aud preparatory to hare the accounts el5sed, order
TINT nutiva b. given, BY publication In the newspApers
gu thu line OF the road, % ~ delinquent Stockholders
TO pay to the Secretary and Treasurer ofthe Company
the blAnce due on thsiF respective aecountt on or be-
fore the 20th DAY Of November neat, o. The said stock
will Dc declared forfeited.
All Stockholders who have paid In fun, and have
not gOt eertiaeatsss are requested 70 call az this onee
and get them.
The Stakeholder arc RotiRod, also, that the next
annual Convention, to elect directors ior the ensnlpg
year will meet Is Knoxville en- the last Thursday (e6th
dAyl of November next. JOHN kETES,
6~6sepl6moa2l Gserttarp and TycaFarey,
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FROM WASHINgTON.
The g0EerMmenEI0 Guaralhe stAIe.

i'm 49, M.L
WAsRINGToN, Sept. lA--The f0l.
lowing was promulgated aO-day /.
War DEPARTMENE,
Washington City, Sept. n, 1853.
.Majof General George H Thomas, Com,
mdRdiag Department gf tie Cumber.
land
GENERAL; Messrs. VIM, III. Wise.
Rer, Z. A. Hamilton aud J. IL. Agee,
a Committee appointed by The LOgis-
lature Of Tennessee, have waited upon
the President aud represented 10 him
the present condition Of affairs in Ten.
ncssee and urged him 10 take steps to
give protection TO the law,abiding cit
liens of that State. A copy OF tho
joint resolution under which the COM
mitlee was appointed, and Of q writ.
ten communicatlon from the commit.
tee TO the Preeident, are furnished
herewith for your information. You
will please report, without unneOesss.
~ delay, what force, in addition to
that now under your command, will
be required TO enable you 10 give all
necessary aid 10 the civil authorities
of Tennessee 70 execute the laws,
preserve tho peace and protect the
law-abiding citizens Of the State
The Instructions heretofore given from
this Department are deemed sufficient
for your government. IL was tho
purport Of those Instructions to coh.
Ter npon you all enc power which the
laws allow, and ID is tho wish Of the
President that you exercise il within
the limits Of yOnr lawful authority
and Of full discretion in your action,
10 the eud that in any event tho peace
may bo preserved.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
J. NJ. ScHoNELD,
Secretary Of War.
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Louisiana Election Contested.

A bit Of comfort for Frank Blair
and his partners friends" win be
found in the report Of the COMMITTEES
on the contested election in the Par
ish OF Franklin, offered on the 10Th Of
last month. Their report says that
Intimidation, fraud and violence were
used ia the parish that "more than
two-lhirda 81 the newly enfrAnchised
voters reTrsiped from voting, and that
"the ufidavits made BY the Democrats
az rebutting evidence and sworn TO
before the clerk Of the Court Of aid
Parish, and the seal Of said Court is
one unknown in any other portion Of
tho State, said seal bling fhot Of TIE 50.
called Confederate States. With ne Con-
Jeder0te TAG IN ne center" Is IL NOT
time that Tammany documents bore
the same stamps Nothing like keep
ing up Old acgSaihtance.-N J. Trio
rne.
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Horrible Murder in SharpsbnFg

P~iTTsBURG, Pa, Sept. l3.-On Sat.
urday night a horrible murder was
committed in Sharpsbnrg. The vic.
tim, WIN. Cupps, while sitting in bis
own house, was shot through the head
by an unknown man. Two Germans,
named Christ Koch and AuAlt Fernoh,
were arrested yesterday morning on
suspicion Of committing the Decd
The victim leaves a wife and a grown
up family.
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Rebellion IHWaYlL

NV YoHK, Sept l2-Late advicea
from Hayti state that tho Insurgents,
on ~nbhndoning the sieEo Of Port-an.
Prince, len 81 their gBns and camp
equipage IN the hands Of Salnave
who proclaimed an amnesty 70 allEe
boIs except leaders. Many Of The re-
bells we're auFrondering sndef thia
proclamation, and Salnavo's prospects,
looked quite ptpmiaiug
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-09-18
The Great Tidal wave.

SAN FRAscIsco, Sept. l0.-lt is be-
leived that the great tidal wave which
occurred August ~, at San. Pedro
and along tho southern coast Of Cali.
fornia. resulted from the earthquake
il Callao. A disturbance OF the
tides was noticed in ihis haTbor on
the same date.
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Fraudulent Checks.

PHILADELrhIA, September l3.-Frauduleni
checks, Pnrporling to have besn drawn by a
Philadelphia firm on the Second National
Bank, have LATELY been received from the
West and from the interior Of New York
They are all Autographed according to the
imprint BY Msjor & Co., Fulton street, New
York, in pale red ink, entirely different from
any used by the bank OF its customers.
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L.ATER.
Chicago DEPOT Burned.

CHICAGO, Sept. I2-The freight de-
pot Of The Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad in this city was completely
destroyed by FIRE this afternoon, to-
gether with a large quantity Of aour
and wheat. The loss is estimated at
from 500, 900 to $4,000 insurance
not known.
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No. The President of the New
York Hebrew Grant and Coliax Club
writes 20 Washington:
We have now over ono hundred
members, and on Sunday numbers
called on me to have their names en-
rolled, The work goes bravely on. As
Jews, we have on affinity with trai.
tors and smuggiers, and wfh the
help Of the God Of Israel, we will let
our country meh know it in = tAngi.
bic BORN.
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hope ,hey will Do allowed TO 6nd that retire.
nnens and oAseuriy they seem 10 court wksa.
danger thfeatens their soansy's liberty ana
when the voice Of outraged humanity is cali
ing upon them % come % the rescue and.
save the down, srodden ana oppressed from
anarchy and ruin.
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Letter from Hon. 7. 4. hamilton.
WAsHNsToS err, D. c.,
September IL. 1868.

Hon. MERTON Hsck,r, LDnssboro', Teaa>sses:
Hos. siR ASP. FmESD'; We, the COMMITTEES,
arrived IN the Gity 10 good time, and have
accomplished the mission upon which we
were sent, aud will start for home On to.mor-
row.
The Secretary Of War, BY ordeFof ihe Pre-
sidsnt, orders General Thomas 10 ascertain
TOE number Of troops necessary 70 ensble
BIN 10 assist the civil authorities in rzsou-
ting TOE laws and report 40 soon % eopEenk
eni and, 90 the receipt Of the same, ~ is
promised as uany ~ y ia bis jndEnent nec-
essay : and, IN . wood, Ne Gsafral b sharr-
Cd With the keeping % ne peace 10 Tsnussses
bot We are expected % DO our pass.
Tam yOurs, truly,
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NEwBERS, N. O., Sept H-Tho
steamer Falapseo, from New York 70
savannah, loaded with Nay, when
eight miles north Of Cape lookout. At
daylight this moFniBg, WAS discovered
&c 10 On Gre. 10 ehvolopsd the steam
eFss snddehly thattho crew had hard
" time 70 escape 70 Re boats. Moth
ing was saved.
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DeIIrlumB arbarIu.

B~EuslsaEoS. VI, sept l2-Reubsn Skies,
4 butcher Of this. risyg while Ia = s. OF Do
irium Demens, chopped on the hands aud
feet Of his llitle thFff year old uoa with .
meat axe, aad woua have gone forher had
not The sersamsof ihe sAild ailractp1 neigh
bors.
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Genrpla.

ArersrA, SePNil.--The Republican Yomi-
mating Convention held a mass meeting last
night. The white speakers warned the nc.
groes that il Seymour and Blair were elected
they would all be put back into Slavery
again. After the meeting tbe negroes had q
grand tOrchlight procession.
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Ohio.

ctEvELGND. Sept n.-GOV Tod, the Hov.
Columbus Delano, and others, addressed an
immense and splendidly enthusiastic Repub-
lican meeting here yesterday. At night
there was \ torchligbt procession Of the
Grant boys in Blue.