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Miscellaneous Advertisements.

OF THE
NORTHWESTERN Mutual Life IHS. CamgRy.
On the s1st day OF December, A. D. 1Sez,
MADE TO THE
AUDITOR OF THE STATE OF KANSAS.
4" conformity scith the Lars Of said State.
FIRST-The name Of this Company ia tha
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Gonna
ny, located at Milwaukee, in the State Of Wiz
consin.
CAPITAL.
Second-The amount of its CAPT
Third-The amount of its capital
stock paid upis Nothing
ASSETS.
Fourth-The amount of cash on
hand, and in the hands of agents
and other persons, S1s4, los 81
The real estate Encountered SS.-
4O0) $500 %
The bonds owned by the compa-
ny, and how they are secured,
with the rate ofinterest thereon:
Wisconsin State bonds, 6 per Ct,
Semi-annually, par value. g., 900 90
semi-annually, par value $500 90
United States $40 per cent,
semi-annual, par value 800 90
ed by mortgage, 941,sol II
Debts otherwise secured by ST.
900 L 5. 1910 bonds, 500 OU
Debts for premiums, loan notes.
81, 165 1882 80; semi annually
and quarterly notes, $1S3 800 SO;
defd, s., 465 10 1850, 500 81
AIT other securities,
premiums on poll
ported sl2s,e91 80
Accrued interest, 5O,IOO "a
Office fixtures and
furniture 1,025 GO 41a,Si7 90
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Eskndge sells prints from l21< to Is cents anc
don't make it up on other goods
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For Sale or Exchange.

The subscriber wishes to exchange some good
business and Residence Lots in Emporfa, for
Cash, Lumber, Stone, Sand, or Shingles, at fair
rates. ]. Z. PERLE1.
Emporia February ], 1868. 11-1-tf.
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Soda water.

Soda water.
have just received from New York. new
first class Soda Fount with Fixtures complete,
and can serve up to my patrons hereafter the
best article of Soda water ever in Emporia.
JOHN W. MORRIS.
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Some soldiers of the Eleventh Kansas
Ross regiment-burnt him in effigy at To-
peka n few days ago. Ross was elected more
because he had been a soldier than anything
else, and some twenty live soldier members
of the legislature helped him. And the little
wretch was so mean as to betray them.
They all curse and despise him for selling
them
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ESkridge has the largest and most complete
general stock Of goods ever brought to South
western Kansas.
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An Immense Stock
OF Paints, Oils, Varnish, Putty, and window
Glass, at 81. H. BATES & Co.'S.
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On account Of the crowded state of our
columns we issue small supplement this
week, which will be found interesting.
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Eskridge sells muslins from 1e1< to 21k ct
and don't make it up on other goods
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Our former tOwnsman DIV IIOlderman
has taken up his residence on the Verdigris.
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Residence for Sale.

I offer my residence for sale at bargain,
situated on Union street. The house has two
rooms, and two lots under good fence.
1l-20. E. N. KNOX.
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A Large Stock of MOuIdings,
Gilt, Rosewood and Gilt, Black Walnut and
imitation Walnut, Picture Nails, Cord and
Tassell and Picture Glass at
NJ. II. BATES - Co.'s.
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Eskridge sells good cottonades at 30 cents and
don't make it up on other goods
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Union Military Scrip

Union Military Scrip
Taken in exchange for goods at the Information
al Clothing Hall Of A. L. House. 1T
Bohemian Toilet Sets,
French Wax Boxes, Jewel Caskets, Fine Per-
fumeries, and Imported Brushes, at
NJ. II. BATES & Co.'s.
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IL
LIABILITIES.

Fifth-The amount of liabilities
due or not due to banks or other
creditors by the company, moth
ing, dividends unpaid. $15,S10 81
SiXth-Losses adjusted and due, None.
Seventh-Losses adjusted and not
due, waiting appointment efad-
ministrators, 1000 90
Sisted, '' 5000 90
Ninth-Losses in suspense, await
ing further proof, LOCO 10
Tenth-All other claims against
the Company, incumbrance on
real estate, So 400; sundries
timated $500 3.90O 90
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Eskridge selects his goods. He don't buy
on orders and take what they please to send.
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Pic Mics are all the rage in other towns.
Why can'tywe have one in Emporia; -
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offer for sale, cheap for cash, my residence
in this village, located near the Normal School.
20-22 HARRY JONES.
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Our COronct Band will be one of the feat
ares Of the Floral Festival this evening.
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Eskridge sells coffee at y cents and don't
make it up on other goods
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For Sale.

80 acres ofland, one-half mile from Hartford
80 acres of it timber. Cheap for cash.
Enquire Of THOs. CAMPBELL.
2O-22
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"AoAINUIONs My 4os Iooo.
To 4. Sumner, agent Wheeler e Wilson's
Setofng Machines:
SIR:-The Department has one Gold Medal
awarded TO your firm on Sewing and Button
Hole Machines, at the Paris Universal Expo
sition Of 1867. Your obedient servant,
VIM. H.SEWARD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Eleventh-The greatest amount
insured in any one risk, 900
Twelfth-The greatest amount al
lowed to be insured in any one
city, town or village, No rule.
Thirteenth-The greatest amount
insured in one block, No rule.
Fourteenth-The act of incorpo-
ration of said Company as filed.
s. S. DAGGETT, pres't,
A. W. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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H E MO L..

Miss M. M. DIXON
"AS moved her MILLINERY STORE to
IL the NEW STONE BUILDING on the cor
ner of Commercial street and Seventh avenue,
variety of the LATEST STYLES constantly
on hand. She also has one of the best OF Sew
ing machines, and can do stitching en- short
notice. 11-22
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HAY Scales.

In good RAINING order, for sale cheap.
C. V EsKRIDGE,
22-24 Emporia Kansas:
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Improved EARNS.

Eskridge has few more ''Sundowns'' for
sale, also "'Comet Burners"
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Go to Eskridge,s store.

While the manufacturers have put the pri-
ces OF ali cotton goods up, in the east, Eskridgs
has put them down in Emporia.
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Pure Wines!
Kentucky Whisky, and genuine Otard, Dupuy
Co. Brandy, can be had for Medicinal pur-
poses. at NJ. H. BATES & Co.'s.
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A Superb Stock
Of Wall Paper, Gold Borders, Window Paper
and Stationery, at n. II. BATES & Co.'S.
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AsOourple of good rain showers this week.
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Our streets are full of strangers every day
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MAPS, PLATS & BLANKS
OF ALL KINDS.

Particular attention paid to Conveyaneing
Will pay taxes for non-residents and &yilI
advise regular correspondents of the amount
OF their taxes in time to avoid costs.
VIII buy and sell Real Estate on the most
favorable terms. No charges unless a sale
is made.
Will procure Patents from the various Land
Offices. and furnish
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

Business is good in town. 8 {.
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Prang's American Chromos

NV. COLE, Agent Southern Kansas.
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45,64O Acres of Choice Land.
am agent for the sale of the lands belong
ing to AMOS a. LAWRENCE, situated in Lyon,
Chase, Marion, Greenwood, Butler and Sedg-
wick counties. This land was selected with
care, at an early day, and much of it is tim
bered, and we'll watered. Price form 81 80 to
$500 per acre. This is the best opportunity
now offered in Kansas to get good unimproYed
lands at low figure. L. p. BANCROFT,
17-tf Real Estate Agent, Emporia.
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From Mo. Democrat, NAV Is 1851
DEPARrMENr or STATE,

lrAOAA 2nOs OCkAlOCIaeS may AOs AoOc.I
Gold Medal for wheeler q vgEIsonss Sewing
Machines.
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New Advertisements.
ESTABLISHED IN 1857,
Real Estate and conyeyanoinu Busines

My office will at ali times be supplied with
all the appliances necessary, such as
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Shoemaker Abon; Spencer Charles: Sullivan
Daniel; Sheehan ID; Sullivan Dr. Sullivan
David: S'himdt Edwards; Scharkof r; Stro-
iher Francis NJ; Siggers Geo. Smith II: Sum
mers NJ Hannibal; Sanber Jno l.: Sirnons Jno
w; Stewart j; Stevenson q: simmons ];
Shafer Jno; Sheppard Jacob: Sharsiaro Jim
me; smith Jno w; Smith Marson; simpson
Patrick; Scinler T: Shields Robert; Sherrer
Samuel; Scott Samuel; Smallwo :: SheIcher
Stephen II; Sweet Samuel :; ShanRlin T IL:
Sappip g'on Tvrner; St-ather w VI: Spencer
VIM A; Seamer VIM II: Steel VIM u; Smith w
w; Seuires Vim II.
T-Taylor A ID; Thompson A: Tigman DIR Il:
Tlden Z b; Tilor Ed Thomas II; rswlewit J;
Taylor James; Toleaner John Tomas Joseph;
Teivell Jas + 2; Thomp7on Iss1c; Tllet ] h;
Thompson Martin f; Trumbun Bvt Brig Gen
NJ NJ Thompson Montgomery; Thompson Cap
W; Thompson Il II =; Taylor Col Sidney;
Taylor II; Taylor Hon w II :; Townsend
VIM.
U-Unreck Tirnocente.
N-Norhees ID II; Viekers Jacob.
W-WrrenA A; Webb Bainbridge II; Wyche
DIR L; washing Bush Rev; Wales Chas L;
White Chas L; wilkins Che A; Weeks ChaS;
Wait Edwsrd; Warren Frank; Wilson Frank;
Warrimont F. Walbridge Geo X; Webster Geo
II; Warner Gro 4; Wilcox Prof II: Walker IL
II; Worster DIR J X; Wriley Il; weems John
l.; Wright John II; Wailrce Rlchard; Wilson
Robt; Workes Sandy; Williams Thos; wilker
w A: Whitney w W; Wood W NJ.
Y-Yaney @ A; Marlborough ] W, >; Young
Brew Maj II; Young DIR Rober'; Young WV.
i'ors Of Day Book; L. n. l.; Agent OF Carroll
and Maquitey's Circrs; Capt. Company 2d
Massachu.etts Cavalry; Mr.. Adims, House of
Correction; Merchant Company.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
IRON THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS

nun IhE tlnoINbA SPhINGS.
Movements of Distinsuished Persons-Gen.
Rosecrans' Mission-The Expected Man.
Mesto-Secretary Browning, &c.
RID SWEET SPRINGS, Va, Sept. 3-The
Hon. Alexander H. Stephens and jeremiah
Morton arrived here to-day-Mr. Stephens
much improved in health. Gen. Beauregard
and Gen. Brent are also here. Beauregard has
not been in Washington for three months,
Washington dispatches to the contrary not
withstandIng. Gen. Robert E. Lee, ex-senator
Conrad, and Assistant Postmaster General
Zevely, have gone 10 the Hot Springs. The
Hon. Richard I. Merrick and the Hon. Alex.
ander II H. Stuart have left for home.
The numerous special dispatches and letters
from the Springs to the Northern ann Southern
the prominent representative men of the South
are amusing to the gentlemen here, who signed
General Lees letter to Rosecrans The state
ments set forth in said letters and dispatches
Dy special correspondents are guess-work, or
sheer inventions on their part. Not one OF them
mas seen the correspondence, and all the signers
OF II are bound In honor not to reveal the con-
tents. When the proper time arrives, the cor.
respondence is to be made public by General
Rosecrans. General Lee has the original in
his possession.
Since Gen. Rosecrans' departure, the Hons.
John B. Baldwin and Thos. 5. Flournoy have
affi xed their names to Gen. Lees letter.
Upon his arrival at the Springs, the Hon.
Alex. H. Stephens remarked to a friend that
the most candid and truthful account OF the
Rosecrans' conference had been given by the
correspondent of the Associated Press.
Secretary Browning will remain at the
White Sulphur Springs until the latter part OF
september. The visitors are beginning TO pack
up for home.
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THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
The Negro Members Declared Ineligible
IWFntN-five blacks LnseatPh.


In the Georgia Legislature on "Wednesday the
House passed Il resolution TO hold two daily
sessions during the eligibility discussion. YeS-
terday morning, Jones, q negro, spoke. H.
said be was enutled 10 the seat, and would lot
Crlnge nor beg IT, No parallel IN the history 4
The world 10 the scenes presented to-day.
Never before was man arraigned before legis-
latlye body for an offence committed by God
himself. He did not know until within the
past three weeks the imhecllity of The Anglo
Saxons- The question would not be settled
To-Day, but would De handed down to genera
tons as long as the sun rose. VINO first took
up reconstruc:IOn. IL was brawny black men.
] his is cur legislature. The great question is
am man! Ii So, clam the right OF MAJ
Democratic principles viii never tind their
level tIll they find them in negroes of Piu,o
and PTOseTpIne. Democratic leaders advised
the p6 Ople 10 remain away from the polls
Blame them TOR negroes holding seats on this
noor. The State was Reconstructed that no dis
uncuon shall be made on account of coIor,racs
or previous condition. If every seallawag car
Pet-bagger rides into power on the backs OF
black men, a x Congress 10 take away the bal =
lot. Submit the question TO Congress or con-
NentlOn. We will abide their decision The
Constitution Of the U nited States don't recog-
nize God His name IL not in IT, II his
measure Is carried i will call a convention of
my people. Send Tor carpet-b.ggers, scalla-
wags, 1ankees-anybOdy for the Legis lature
except Georgians. You NAV drive Us out; but
we Will light torch never TO be put out while
you make your foes. i will do all can 10
poison my race against Democracy. This maa-
sure means revolution Look out, carpe,. bag
gers When We go they Will turn you out.
Impeach Bullock. and upset the constitution.
In the afternoon session several mem bers
p p-rtlcipated. On tne vote being taken the ne
groes were declared Ineligible by a vote of
eighty TO twenty-three, unseating twenty-five
negroes. Four remain who claim to be- white
men. Turner walked out and brushed the d ust
from his feet. Others bowed TO the Speaker.
and waved their hats to white members.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &C.

A telegram from Lexington, ky,, represents
that members of the Kuklux Khan hung two
men named Gibson, IN Mercer county, ia
mat State, last week, snG took ont several
Others day or two ait-Tward, at keene. and
thrs atenod them, and hung a man named
MontfOrc, at Cogar's Landing, Jessannine
county, on Saturday night. No arrests have
been made.
of New \ ork, TO summon a. an early date the
clergy OF his diocese TO assist at a solemn
synod The principal object of this synod
viii D. tie pTomul CATION Of the DEGREES OF the
late Plenary ConnciI of Baltimore.
The stock of cotton at Galveston. Texas,
September ! was 2557 holes. This seasons
crop y expected TO IaT exceed last years, and
it IS thought I7J,Oc0 bales will be recefved at
the port Of Galveston.
Mail advices from Hayti state that SaiRave
showed no re-peet whatever for the foreign
representative, and was leyying black mail
upon all residents.
Two AmerIcaas have procured the right to
purchase eighty-four thousand acres Of land
near Palo Alto.
About l, colored people-men, women and
ehIidren-had an emancipation celebration in
Hudson, N. ". yesterday.
In lower California the silver mines are stop
ping on account of the heavy expectation duty
row exacted-
The SECOND day of the eric ket match between
the New York and ST George Clubs resulted
IN a tie.
Ex-Gov. Seymour, of Connecticut, died yes
terday at his residence in Hartford.
The South Carolina Legislature has passed
the Social Equality bill in very modified
form.
The late Santee riot in South Carolina was
Originated by nego named Bates.
Albert Pike has resigned the editorial chair
of the Memphis, Tenn, App.aI.
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, surrendered on
AuguS Is 20 Monagas.
Steam communication has been re-established
between Venezuela and Havana.
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LADIES' LIST,

LADIES' LIST.
A-Ashby Amanda; Anderson Bette A Mrs;
Antoine ID Mrs; Adams Ella; Archey Ellen NJ
Mrs; Abbott Henrietta; Adams Henrietta G;
Allen Hannah Anne; Aisquith Virginia
B-Bramell Charlotte; Brown Charity; But
rlck Cora c; Bennett ID Mrs; BrIscoe EmelIne;
Hannah; Barblne } Mrs; Brown ] E Mrs;
Bonner Margt Mrs; Bro wn Mary Mrs, .; Bryan
Matilda Mrs; Beckley Susan Mrs; Brown
Sarah Mrs; Byrrs Sar.h J Mrs
C-Campbell & Mis-: Chenaweth G. Mrs;
Clarke Z Mrs: Coburn Miss; Chew Mary T.;
Cnlerwell Mary Mrs; Christy ) c Mrs.
D.Dade Catherine Mrs: Dund Fanny;
douglass Julia; Douglas Kate Mrs; Daley Liz
zie; Daniels Lizzie l. Mrs; Dorsey Lima Mrs:
Dagan Mrs; Davis Mollie Mrs: Davis Widow;
Dunkinson Mamie; Douglass w IL Mrs, 2.
,,E-Eaglan Annie Epps Jane; Eferson Lucy
F-Fetter Margt Mrs; Fitzhu ugh Mrs; Flynn
Mrs; Franklin Mary Mrs.
G-Grifiin Annie; Gallagher Catherine;
Nellie Mrs; Greggs 5 Mrs.
H-hahn Emma j; Harrison Horace n Mrs:
Hunt Harriet; Hughes Louisa Mr.; Hall Mary
M; Harding PhAoe Mrs. Hughes Rebecca +
J-Jenkins A n Mrs; johnson b w Mrs:
Jones Getsey; Johnson Elizabeth Mrs; John
son Frederick Mrs; johnson Lydia; Jackson
Mary Z Miss Jennings Mary; johnson Marg't
Mrs; Jones Mary; Jones Mary p; Judson NJ
Miss; johnson Sally J; Jennings Ollie T..
k-kuler Juiia Mrs; Kenfield Nellie J.
Lewis Lucinda Mrs; Leman Martha Mrs:
Lewis Sallie Mrs.
MINOR house Anna; Murphy Agnes; Mil
Ter Mrs; Mitchell Corneia u Mrs; Mulnause
9 Mrs; Murray Clara; Mahoney Ellen;
Moore Edward Mrs, ,; Morrison Ellen Mrs;
Macomb Harriet Mrs; Mills Katie A Mrs;
Mitchell Ida; Major John Mrs; Maxwell Jen-
ME; MinnIck Jen ME Mrs: Miller LsvinIa Mrs.
Montanga Louisa Mrs; Morse Laura A Mrs;
Murdock Lzzie A Mrs; Murray Lizzie w;
Mars hal Maria Mrs; Meidron NJ A Mrs; Mills
NJ MISS; Montgomery Mary: Moore Marg't
MC-McLaughlin Annie f Mrs; McCherry
Mary Mrs; Mcleod Miss; Mcnamara Marls:
McIape Martha
N-Naylor Geo Mrs: Nesbit G L Mrs; New
man Mamie; Nichols Nancy Mrs.
,,O-OBrian Mary Mrs; OrtensteIn Nanette
P-Paxton John Mrs; Peters Mrs: Parker
Maggie A; Parks Rachel A; Palmer Ii Mrs:
Pearce Miss; Proctor Sarah &.
l9-Q uiDlan Sarah.
k-Rollon Annie NJ Mrs; Rogers Bell Mrs:
Rtayes Carrie; Roam Catherine Mrs; Richald-
SON Emma Robinson Emily +; Ruth T. Mrs:
Russell Hannah Mrs; Rhodes Louisa Il: Ra-
Rio hards Priscilla.
S-Scanlon ErIdget Mrs; Smith Caroline
Mrs; Soldier L Mrs; Summers Ella Mrs;
Symns Ellen Mrs: Seeiey G Mrs; Sines Hem
ney; Spencer l. X Miss; Scott Mary y; Slmes
Marion; Smith Maria; Smith Marion; Smith
Martha Mrs: Snow Maud Mrs; St Aibe Mrs:
Sullivan Mary; Swan Margery X Mrs; Scott
Polly Mrs.
T-Taylor A + Mrs; Thomas b Mrs: Town
ley Helen Mrs; Tyler Jennie; Taylor Molly
McG Mrs, p Thomas Mary; Tompkins Mary
T. Mrs.
N-Vanbuskirk Caroline Mrs
W-WIlliams Alice; Wyche Il q DIR Mrs
Washington Catherine; Walker Hattie: Wright
Hattie Miss; Williams Josephine; Wilde Kate:
Wallace Louis Mrs; Washington Mary F.:
Webb MarIai Williams NJ Mrs; Washington
Susan Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

ALEXANDRIA AND VICINIrY.-The Journal Of
this morning has the following items:
StlI They Conae.-We met last night delega.
tion Of twenty three gentlemen from Washing.
ton county, Maryland, and Franklin county,
Pennsylvania, all coming south looxing
out for farms. These gentlemen start to.
day for North Caroline, but will stop he Q
and look around on their way back. They re.
pert that the greatest enthusiasm prevails In
their sections on the subject Of Southern lands,
and that hundreds are preparing TO sell cut
and come South. The whole party is nm Ter
the lead Of Col. Daniel Deckert, Of the Hasers.
town Nail.
The Ga.ette Of last night has the following:
Property Sales.-Messrs. Green Il Wise, real
estate agents, report the sale OF the Tria-
delphia Mills CLOUDS Mills) and sixty-six
acres of land adjoining, with good brick WELL
ing honse thereon, TO Cornelius Jacobs. Of
Was shington, for $1,000. This property Is 10.
Gated three miles west of this city, en- the
Little River turnpike. The same gentlemen
also sold yesterday the two lots with frame
houses thereon. on the northeast corner, of
for Sl25 cash.
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MORE INDIAN OUrRAGEs,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. "A Mexican train was at
tackled on the 2sth Of August, at Pawnee Fork,
on the old Santa Fe route 81 Mills southwest
from Fort Dodge, by a large party of Arrapa-
no and Cheyenne Indians, who killed sixteen
Mexicans, scalping them and burning their
bodies with the wac ons. The party accom-
c-pture them. Still another train, loaded
with 5000 lbs. of wool, was attscked at Gina.
ron Crossing, 25 miles from Fort Dodge, on the
same road The men fought until their ammu-
Dition gave out, and then abandoned the train
saving what stock they could.
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European Markets To-day

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Afternoon- Consols 81 K
for both money and account; American Sc
curities steady. Stocks firm.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4.-Cotton easier, but not
quotably lower. The stock OF cotton afioat
bound to this port is 6a2,O00 bales, of which
100000 are American Manchester advices are
less favorable and cause dallness. Breadstuffs
are dull. Flour and cornmeal easier. Lard
has advanced TO 67s. Sd. Lin seed dull. Sugar
quiet but steady.
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Wall StIeet Ta.dax

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Stock market steady.
cent. Gold, AK. 5.2Ts, 1862, coupon, 13x
do. '6,, 90: '65, 1lH; '65, sR; new, '65. Sk: 81
sA; l0-iO's registered, B. coupon, 5: North
Carolina 6's old, TN; new. -; Virginia 6s, ex.
coupon, So; do. new, 52k; Tennessee 6's, ex.
coupon, 66a; new, 65H; Missouri 6's, 92R.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. l.. Cotton dull and
unchanged; Flour quiet and unchanged; Wheat
dull and unchanged Corn dull; White Sl.20a
Sl.25. Inferior 81. 1OaSI;l2; Oats dull and un.
changed; Rye steady, at 81 l.35as1.iO; Provisions
firm and unchanRed
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NEW YORK, Sept. i.-Cotton a shade lower:
Middlipg Uplands, 30c. Freighis dull. Flour
steady for spring, and dull at l0al5c. lower for
winter. Wheat quiet for spring, and dull at
le2c lower for winter. Corn dull, and cent
lower. Pork dull; mess, $3.50. Lard firm at
l9.al9k
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n0A new device ftr ladies' Winter bonnets
has been devised within the last two weeks
They are 10 be worn with Birds OF Paradise
aktened in their crown.
~Two posts only in Alabama are garri-
soned now. Mobile By two companies, and
Huntsville by eight, commanded ny bHgadier
General Ruger.
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BISHOP ELECTED.

ST. Louis, Sept. 4.-The Episcopal Conyen-
ton yesterday elected Charles r. Robertson, OF
N. Y, to be Bishop of Kansas City. Mo.
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THE SARATOGA FAIR.
Expected Address from Hon. Horatio Sey-

SARATOGA, Sept THE Saratoga County
Fair will open on the grounds near this village
next Tuesday, and will last four days. Hon.
HoratioS Seymour will deliver an address
Ehn-