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company, was badly hurt, bu. will survive.
William Hutchinson, brakeman, and Thomas
McGayern, Aagman, were slightly injured.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2!

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
DGring political parade last night, as the
rear-of the Invincibles was turning the cor
ner Of 7th and Chestnut streets, collision
occurred with the Keystone Democratic
Club. Pistols were freely used, and several
persons injured. Police officer De Havens
in the hand.
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A Roy Fifteen Years Old Hung
by u Mob.
Terrific Locomotive Explosion In
Pittsburg.
Serious Difneuity Between Tive r oIiti-
cal Organizations IN rhiladelphia
From tar Indian Country,
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l41s.
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Mr.. Lester Sexton, wholesale merchant
of thirty years, in Milwaukee. one OF the
most reliable and careful men in the State,
says, under date,
MmwAuElg Wis, Jan, q, 1868.
Messrs. G. @. CLARK h Co. Ntio Hapep, tR.
Both self and wife have psed Goes Dyspepsia Cure
and II has proved PERI ECTLY satisfactory renrdF
have NO hesitation in saying that have receive d
GREAT BENEFIT from Its use.
Very respectfully.
LEsTFR SEXTON.
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Home Testimony.
SEw HAVEN, CT. June ], 1861.

Msssrs. c. q. CLARK Co.
G,nts-Bsing sn1ious, from the great benefit dervea
10 assist In spresdng tho fame OF Goes Dyspepss cure
/ would state my case, Something over yesr ago.
hsd violent attsck Of Diarrh6ea. which iased eieh
weeks during which time employed three phy scian >
but without relief until tried Goes Dyspepsia Cure
The FIRST dose helped took 1t three times aS i3
q week, and entirely eured; and heleSs te-,a5
ss.-on took desc which put me all right would
adv.s. every family keep 1t on hand ready t2f ins-
'''' Q. DUNN.
Tho above Mr. Dunn Ia In employ and We can
~tnch for above statenentbeinR true.
Il. ARNOLD y CO
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PEORIA. Sent. 90

The White Boys in Blue were out in torch
light procession last night to the number of
several hundred. They we're presented with
an elegant banner by Mr. Dowdall, of the
National Democrat. Subsequently they sere-
naded w. W. O'Brien, who addressed them
at some length.
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B. Gross Co o,......-............I3 ~. Main otfee
Duacan, Karle 4 Co...-...l4O l41 Main stree
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTING
Mooar 4 Son johnson street, bet3d 4th
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n =, p = /.

HOTTON SEAMLESS, Union A, Jute
~ esamIsss, for salssby
augU oKkLL00o. DIk0E co !
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For Sale.
40 Acres Of First-rate Coal Land

MINE MILES WEST OF OTTUMWA,
IN and within half mile OF the B. 4 y. Aailroad
The above land viii be sold very lov for cash on sp
plicatiop J. L. YOUNG.
angl2dAw II
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FURNITURE

Ans1aving, Brands, 4 Scals.
q R,;apas Nos i Estes Hous,
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m. M.Dean.eor cor Third Main streets.
H,,;.L L.mn j Matlesa. so Main street.
Hniskamp 4 Bro..... Main strcet-bet 4th 9th
rEUa,t Aot 38 Main street
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GOOD GOODS

And sell at small profits No humbug. Call and see US
q store, and We will guarantee subtraction.
septic
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uuCKEYE FOUNDRY.
fau Aymjtave Il Co,.......cor Ninth JChnfon.
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yencill. Jones / Co......cor Third Main streets,
iless. stern 4 Co.....cor Second / Main streets.
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Gold Pous, Poneils, Peckot Books.
2 a Rr,du Nos 4 Estes Hou
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
BOOKS = STATIONERY.
annrs = sHOEs-RETAIL

David Lowry street
i " We,teott Main street--near Fourth.
y.bster Rros. .......... SO Main street.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES = JEWELRY.
sam q Bridges..... Nos q 2 Estes House.
r. u + Ayres Sons ..,..67 Main street
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RIeAUD q CO.'S
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,

Pstronsed by the Empress Of the French extensively
used all fashionable circles for Its Excellence and Superb
ority.
kiGAUD 4 cos YLANGYLANa and MANILA
BOUQUET the new scent. Rgsud Co. the only i'm
porers in Europe of the fragrant extract Of Yangyland from
the Philippine Isles.
RIGAtb 4 co IS TOLUfINE, delicious Toilet Water,
superior Eau de Cologne, Toilet Vinegar, Florida
Wster.
RIGAUD cos MIRANDA SOAP, exquisitely per.
fumed and keeping its fragrance to the last.
RisAUD co. 8 MIRANDA PoNATUM, for prsssrv-
ing and be autlfy ing the hair.
RIGAUD 4 Co.'S DEETORrNE, O most Agreeable
elixir for preserving the teeth and pertaining
RIGAuD co.'s TOOTH-CREAMI Q remarkable pre-
psrafion producing brilliant wilderness to the teeth
RIGAUD cos ROSE POWDER, superior TO violss
and al other Starch and Rice Powders.
with Photographic Illustrations viii Be sent receipt Of
stamp.
wholesale Rsgsud Co, rue de Rchelisu, PariS
Agent, =. Eewbey Sons, 8 St Psuls Church Yard Lon
DON r
Depot General IN New Orleans at
80 Chartres street,
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0BsERvER.
PUBLISHED rRI.wEEKLY By WI. KIRK 90

subscriPuon-fvelys months: IS; AZ months. Ss IN "a
this time In view Of the fact that Pensacola eecing
her railroad communications with The Northwest and
becoming . point Of Interest 10 entsrprising men
II is devoted 70 the Development Of the mstsral m
terest Of the State Of Florida. and In Its local de-
panent devotes special attention 10 the Immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing its vicinity - also 70 Other
commercial items which 70 The careful reader viii indicate
the development Of the great advantages Of Pensacola
- port Advertissmsnts soliedteA
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NOS. o. AND 60 BROAD WAY,

allotted locality and those having opportunity and
Subscribing viii be placed upon equal its
rators and WI secure like franchises vhc
accrued. may hereafter accrue. 70 The Company
from any and all sources.
Subscriptions will be received by
..- -e DANIEL EDWARDS,
Resident Director for the States OF Alabama Mississippi
Texas and Louisiana.
Is, 80 and 81 New Leyee street,
New Orleans.
d. WEBSTER
AT the ONCE Of r. @. Dun Co.,
70 Canal street.
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TURNIP SEED.
..TURNIP SEED.

TUKNf sEED....... ....TURNIr SEED.
LANpRErH,s NEW CROP, growth of 1868. jus. received
from Philsdelphia:
white Plat Dutch Turnip; Red Top Turnip; Large Globe
Turpip; Purple Top Yellow RutA BagA
For ~ IN ousnes 10 suit the Seed
H. HAFNE8,
los St. Charles street,
Opposite 81 Charles Theater.
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The AXIOM PIANO FORTE declared BY Judges tia
late Fair Of the American Institute held In September
October 1861 be the best piano exhibition and after
trial ordered BY the American Institute with the Pianos
successful exhibitors at the arts Exposition.
their Judges be the best Piano
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsible Agents
every and town where have Already sp
pointed them ..r
send for circulars, price list. terms, etc.
Msnufactory and Wsrerooms Isl and l8 Bovery near
p-iarcy street. New York MANNER 4 co
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IA kEE AIssANCE LOUIsIANAIsE.
NEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "a PAGKB.
Devoted 30 Southern Interests.
(Ssven Years Of Exstsnceb

In most ssmmandsbs publication families eoansy
people practice the elegant French language;
s6erstely the political Of the week. the situation 81
The country New Orleans American the interesting
facts OF Louisiana the Agricultural snd commercial afa
the community the market price the theatrical sorees
The literary scientific productions OF the day ard gives
rest variety Of ussful acts instructive gems hunorsis
Anscdotss and all that compsses frst class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: % PER ANNUM.
Yhs - pages Of LA RENAISSANCE edited
and the advertisements conspcucusy dis
played with reading matter In each that 10 sks ths
Journal Of the best advertising mediums Of the South
Job Printing done In al languages e Cont strsst corug
sfKpchs~ss Ansy. Nsv Orisana
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CALLS-HOw TO BE MADE.

subsequent calls not TO exceed Eve per
win be made by the Board Of Directors from time time
may necessary supply funds and equip
lines calls will be made after the paid
until the entire Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
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TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

-l.s0 $50
TsLseRAPa COMPANY
now enterprise, to be known the NATIONAL TELE
GRAPH COMPANY, has been organized. with valuable
franchises conferred BY recent Of Congress- for the
pose of establishing TRUST LINES OF TELEGRAPH on
al the principal railroads and mail routes IN the United
States The Stock BE- Issued upon principle
that of the Merchants Union Express Company which
Gently commenced operations Ths design interest
entire business community In the enterprise This do
not much TO dispose Of the Stock secure the
neas Of the country through which the lines pass.
Ths Capital ID TO b
N 10000 Shares. of the par value Of
500 Per Share,
B.sths actual amount to be paidin Cash is
e35 Per share,
And this amount 10 to bs paid O. follows: One Per
cent of subscribing. and more the entire
capital subscribed calls be made By
the Board Of DectOrs instruments not to exceed i've
per month When thynvs cent Of par value
of the sharsshas been paid certificates of stock viii be
sued. This Win give the Company paid up
CASH CAPITAL OF ss.seo.Ooo.
Which viii be sufficient duplicate lines TO ALL or nearly ALL
the paying points reached BY the present mosOpOly
The present Telegraph Companies country have beer
consolidated into hinge monopoly and earning
six millions of dollars per year. per
the actual cost Of their lines their present capital
having bee watered over one thousand per cent
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY have re-
cognion the United States mpor
lance enterprise with grant the valuable
franchises conferred upon Q Telegraph Company. No
competing line has had the right granted by
gress this Company to consuct and operate lines
every Railroad and Mall Route In the United Ststea The
position Company differs from any company
ever organised The question Of the Right Way
forever settled
The Stockholders of this Company be sold out Q,
transferred other Company. The Congress
which this Company has been organised prohibits
transfer Of the franchises granted.
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Actual Capital Requirsd.

Actual Capital Required.
The Company confidently believe that thry.nve per cen,
Of the Capital Stock will and fully equip
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND MILES OF WIRE
Which all the commercial centers Important
reliable estimates and responsible offers
and equip the lines
The NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY Is organise6
under the the Of York. franchises con
ferred by act Of Congress. spprOvedJuly a. 1896.
President-GEoRGE b. sENTER, Of Cleveland. Ohio
Vice President-RoBERT sQUIREs, Of New York City.
secrstsry-GBoRGE B. WALTER, Of New York City.
-copAsr's oyyIcz-
NOS. o. AND GO BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
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Digestive III. pr of Pepsins.

PEPslNB the latest scieutf discovery Of DIR. Corviss
MUSICIAN TO his majesty the Emperor Of the French. the
Gastric Juice ITSELF she digestive principle purified
which dgess food In the ch. When by
other the supply Of digestive small the inevitable
consequences are bad digestion. gsstt gasags milan
nation Of the stomach and bowels
lHEn puits sIS%a loss 4 strength and On isIalss
appreciation of the Paris Acsmy of Medicine speedily
M such diseases and prevent, vomiting during pregnancy
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No More Cops,ba and Cubeps.
GNnAULfs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICO yEGETALIs

No More Cops,ba and Cubeps.
GRIMAULfs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hATIoo YEGETALLs
Where all other medicines sye failed these preparations
Of severe recent and egnic Of private diseases
and are found greatly superior 70 all hthe Known
mineral remedies and Copab and Cubebs The injection
used In recent and capsules IN jaors chronic
-
Syrup Feruvissa BARK and Iron.
-PREFAsED
MAUIr CO.,
Chemists 10 q. l. H. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents IN agreeable form, active
principles Of Peruvian The best tOncs combined
ron the principal bases Of the blood 1t pre-
scrbed by eminent physicians of Paris cure
Choross Green Sickness kactste the Development of
females and to restore Seah and vgor the system
In general rapidly removed the distressing stomach
plants caused by anema and sucorhes which ladies
often subject esularzes n facilitates the flow Of the
eatamena and Is also excesnt for pale, Emphatic and
scrofuous children. Lastly exctes the appetite promotes
digestion, and Is extremely bInedcia TO all whose
blood has impoverished by Illness long and difficult
conaescence The effects OF hs Syrup at certain
and speedy. n .rr
-
Depot General In New oieans at
y. DUCovGEs,
80 Chartres street.
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APPROVED By THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
Burin du Buisson's Iydide OF Iron and Man.
gauesa Pills.

treatment OF choroc II scroulous
and tedious with the psti preparations Of iron which
unequenty fail owing the stomach being able
support them The researches OF Professors Hannon of
Brussels Gensoul aud fetre un Of Lyons; Berzeus add
Trouseau Of Paris have den ynsated that this lamentahe
failure IL owing the sbenes of Manganese which, well
Iron, "a essential Of the blood These Pills
therefore, supply importsp deficiency therapeutics and
consequently the appreciation the
CT Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They
employed with certainty Of success Choross Green
SickBess Stomach Complaints Poverty the
regular Mensruaton preferable the pills
of iron alone in all aneie ofRous and afec-
tons,
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ARTICLE ~.

The Affairs Company shall be under the direction and
management Of Edward Higgins who may any time
the privilege Of sssocatng with him persons from
among the tockhoders Of the Company subject 70 the
prevail Of the Board Control who shall act Board Of
Agents 70 assist In Ansscng the busness Of said Company
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-rREr:srD
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
g Rue RICBELIEU. PARIs
r
Asthma, Depreciation. Dyspnea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA,
PREPARED GRrnAuI, Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS.
Recent experiments in Frane England and Germany have
proved that these sovereign remedy for the
above distressing affections especially when BesdoHnA
Btramonium and Opium have Jailed TO give relief
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INDIANAPOLIS Oct 26.-Gov. Seymour reached
this city at P. NJ by special train from Chicago
He was met at Lsfay cite BY q committee Of the
prominent Democrats Of the State Along the
route crowds were gathered at the stations, who
greeted him with enthusiastic cheers. At several
points he made short speeches. On bis arrival at
this city large crowd had gathered at the depot
snd the party were escorted in carriages to the
Palmer House. After supper the White Boys in
Blue, with torches, escorted the governor and
party through the principal streets to the rink
where Governor Seymour, having been introduced
BY the president Of the meeting, spoke follows:
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FINANCIAL.
John a, WATKINS,
GENERAL BROKER
And agent for the Sale Purchase and Rent Of Real
viii also paw State City and United
to the Assessment OF the Ofce-Eo Commercial
Place.
DIKE, LAPEYRE d BROTHER-
w. s. PIKE, j NJ. LAPEYRE. ALEX. BRoTHERJ
Bankers,
NEW ORLEANS LA.
i HERNANDEZ.
BROKER,
No. II CarondeIet street.
Always hand State and City Notes. warrsnts etc
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man who had fought with them-forgettiug all
human infrmities, as he saw his felow-msn
stretched before him writhing in agony, remem.
bering that there was connected with him all the
sacred ties Of home, forgetting all the past, and
seeking him out and cherishing him as brother.
loud cheers.) The South lies desolated at our
feet-poor, unable to carry on with success her
pursuits. The black and white men alike are in
terested in having helping hand stretched out to
them to lift them up once more, to make them in
heart and head members OF this glorious Union
and restore as we may the Union Of the past. Go
to the battle fields Of the South. God has already
grass and beautiful flowers and foliage. He has
taught Us as far as such things can teach u.s. that
over our hatred and our passions and over all that
excites our anger and our vindictive feelings, we
should allow to grow there flowers Of fragrance
and brotheriy love. (Great applause.) The mis-
take Of our Republican friends is in this, that
when four years have rolled away since the last
man died on the battlefield. and when with the
full possession of power, they should have ap-
piled the healing arts Of statesmsnship.
But when they did do It they were bound
by every consideration of justice TO make a fair
distribution of this great privilege OF issuing paper
money, based upon banks that they were still to
receive interest upon, and that would pay the
holders most extraordinary dividend.
The States that had derived the greatest advan-
tages from the war, acting upon senators and
Representatives. said. wipe out the circulation, the
greatest system of banking the world ever had,
and arrange it 80 that We shall get almost all OF
it; and this was donet
When they asked you to. bring your bonds to
Washington, and offered to give you circulation
upon them, they knew you had no bonds here, and
we're in no condition TO procure that circulation.
You had not made so much money ont Of the war
as the Eastern States; you were Q new state, and
needed more currency than Massachusetts, Rhsde
Islsnd and New York. We do our business In New
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11
IDAHO CITY BOISE COUNTY SATURDAY JANUARY II 1858
WHO KEEPS DEAD FLOWERS

Who keeps dead fowersp Not i, indeed, not T.
The world - wide with blossoms and the sky, .*;
Drops roses; and the regal moon-lamped night
Brings scptured lilies, carved Of perfect light. bda
Who keeps dead flowers Thenceforth away with
h3 II theBe--44 a45s8sf39 s4fit a4l - M
These ashes ghosts of sad anemonesl
With dimpled, blushng buds refill the vase s sfti
Dipped IN the laughing wine Of summer days. ..,..
Who keeps dead fiowers? That II a loving friend
Gave thee this pledge of spring, and now an end
Hath come to all his love? Lies full to-day 's
OF friens-fresh friends, fresh flowers Fling these
away.
Who keeps dead flowers? buried and gone, you
say - :
The little child You worshiped yesterday slai
And these pale violets on his breast were spread:
Yet keep them not For see, they're dead; they're
u9I dead. 4d9 $40 a8i aHii84e tahaaN ~
Who keeps dead flowers? Alas, one summer day.
Teaches how many. Many turn away t. d -
From Lies fresh blooming. and bewildering bowers
To sigh IN secret. and To keep dead flowers. ST.,
Who keeps dead flowers {? An angel came at night
And passed by all the happy, left the bright
and laughing ones, and took-O was il meet2
Only DEAD fLowRRs-ana laid them at tied' 3 feet.
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Latest News by Telegraph.
BY Last Nights Stage.
Dates to ian. 8.

lComplied from the OeseFet Evealng News
New York, Jan. 3.-Col Roberts has re-
signed the Presidency of the Fenian Brother
hood, and Gen. John O'Neill has been, chosen
to the place. He is everywhere endorsed. The
Brotherhood, in an address,. disclahn all con
necton with blowing up Clerkenwel prison in
England. a -. .,e.. ...fq1 s.,
stanton's reinstatement as Secretary of War
is likely. Grant win retire, even though tlfe
president orders him to remain IaifI .sgl3
u Gen. Meade has left Washington to assume
command in Pope's place. .....-..
The Louisiana Convention adopted Ordinan-
ces forblddng laws against fixing the price OF
labor. of4religiOus tests in Office, and making
all equal in travelling canyeyanees4 .,s baf
Gov. Flanders is replaced by johnson Baker,
Il native OF Kentucky, but an oM citizen Of
Louisiana .lk< .xls ]" ss4'iq -
Gov. Bullock of Massachusetts recommends
the Legislature to regulate the liquor law
agreeably to the late popular voice. In national
matters he is against confscati0n, but for
universal suffrage.
Of23 nominees Of the Radicals in Alabama,
IL have declined .5HHs9 3]sH @&E.. ses
Emancipation day was celebrated by tia.
negroes OF Richmond, Charleston, and other
Southern cities, with parades, speeches, etc.
LONDON Jan 3.-Two Head Centres, +. b.,
have been arrested in Wales s4s ggae.
The Government viii prosecute Sullivan
and others in Dublin, who took part in the Fe-
nian funerals.
1t is said the men who storined Martelio
tower in Cork cane fsUm the United States
Frnians attacked the residence of Charles
Matthew. brother of the Late Father Matthew,
near Cork, last night. He WAS prepared. At
ter Calling fire, the assailants fled.
The military are being distributed in Ire
land-especally in Cork and Tipperary-to
guard against any outbreak. Gu> a...
Notbing yet elected in regard to the Clerk
enweG explosion
It is now generally conceded that all hopes
OF a general conference on the Rsman aaes-
iien is abandoned +t a.s s....gsss.- i.
1t is thought the recent conference on tb,
Eastern question, at ST. Petersburg, by tho
leading diplomats of Russia, has warlike sig
nificance. g113 sBaIa ffusgs8 4ss1
ii News from Paris says the police have dis
covered the Fenian headquarters for the con-
tinent, in that city. and seized valuable papers
among them the plans Of a plot to DESTROY
the British 6eet in the British Channel. Th,
papers have been given to the British Govern
mrnt
No Cabinet yet formed m italy, and tl.e
Troubles are increasing
DIR. Livingston is known to be alive and well.
The King of Abyssinia has released tire
English captives. a# q f.ft .+a
Napoleon said on the Ist the speedy reor-
ganization of the army was Indispensable to
the safety of France. -,, ....
Austria ferbids recruiting for the Papal
army. go iea "# a s1-I1 La4 'l'a'
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SUFFERING IN MIssissIpPI.--A Memphis
dispatch of Dec 18th says: e...
A planter from Mississippi, who arrived this
evening. gives dohful account Of affairs In
the nsrth part of that State. Planters wirs
wese aaable 10 meet their obligations are being
sold out by the ,shcrlffs, and deprived Of house.
hold goods, stock, &c. Their situation is ter
ribie. Several families came to this city yes
terday who have been sold out. Merchants
that made advances to planters are taking crt-
ton, stock aud everything. tn make themselves
safe. The State is in d-plorable condition.
The negroes are killing on stock, and stealing
everything avaiahle. Hundreds II them are
out Of employment. Very few planters 1wM
DO able to plant next year, owing to the high
and tho scarcity Of money. ~ ms "9l0&o1d