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AmAS.-No definite returns have yet been received
s - election of 'c Legislature in this s,ase but enough
s that tbs Vanocra's havsa small majority. Las,
wSs vAiss had bu' ONE m.mbsr joint ballot Mason
. dse,sd Governor by q mere majority
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A HORSE.
WE undersigned persons appointed appraise
w es.rav horse taken up by Amos Cowgirl of West
River Township Randop phi Ia, and find him be
bay horse supposed be three old last spring. fifteen
hands high with white ha and three white feet;
other marks brands peceable appraised fifty dol
Samuel Bule and Stephen Haynes, this 9th Of No
vember 1887
certify this to be a copy from my Essray Book.
THOMAS KIMBROUGH, JP.
Dec ND 1897 47-3ss
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law INRICEs

law IDR9CHs
JAMES w. GREEN, Attorney and Councillor
mt Law and Master in Chancery;
AS permanently located himself in the Of Rich
II mond. w ayne county, Indiana where all commun-
and business his professional line will receive
promp. and punctual attention As Master in Chancery
he legally authorzed by the laws of this STATE admin
take dispositions, and the acknowledgements
deeds, mortgages, &c.
JAMES w. GREEN, REMOVED
fCf7ce door uest Of the Bank E. r. Turner'S
Store. corner of Main and Pearl streets.
Dec 2, 1887 47:f
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JOHN s. NEWMAN & JAMES MINER

Attorneys 4 Councillors at law,
NIIL Practice partners in tho Henry Circuit
w Court. All business entrusted Miner will receive
their undivid attention in said Court.
}. Miner will a in Ieu.isylc whcr Q
he all times ba consulted
Dec I'd, 1897. I.-tf
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NOAH LEE DSa
INFORMS friends and the pnblic. that he intends
opening a School in Richmond, Ind. 2nd day llth
month, 9th, 1887.
Richmond. Nov. 25, 1887. 46-H
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EDWARD klNSEY,
Manufacturer Of Silver Ware,
Corner Of Third 4 walnut streets, Cincinnati.
IIAS constantly hand and will make order all
his line of business, among which Table,
Dessert and Tea Spoons, Tea and Coffee Urns Pitch
patterns, Cups and Tumbers, Soup Ladies'
Butter Knives, &c. &c, all of which be had the
above establishment the most reasonable terms The
public respectfully invited call and examine for them
selves.
Cincinnati, Nov. IL, 1887. 45-1
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
OF THE INDIANA Mutual FmK Ix.u. x,, co,.,x,
Indianapolis, More n.dsr /. lsa7
Wiz MEMBERS OF THE INDIANA Nr,r., r.
IL RANCE COMPANY. arc hereby notified ,h., ,h. 80
MEETING of said Company i'll be hoiden on the :, rI
beng TIE mrs; "Wednesday of December nsx, =, Ia
opposite asa,nston ffaR) for the purpose Of A.s,
'een directors. AID the OF such other h,s
As may be dsemed nccessarv 'es'
members intending 20 vote BY pycxy a, said m.e,ic,
are reminded that such proxy, proxies mus, be in
ing signed by the represented and filed with an.
Secretary. ,.u,,. ~ 80 ia ''s
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49, r To POETS. 20
- he "Paliadum'' will Re given Tor the
- Years Aad~-..
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fEfNMGyAn,

Al the Borough Council the following
ution adopted and ordered be published.
Reso!red-That committee of ) bs appointed. AMI ire
hereby authorized III with ,hs Borough Survey
or-:o Law off portion exceed a half the
addition the buryns ground south town, IA
10 by ID for the interment of families
hciant ground for which lots shall be staked
and sold the highest bddeat public sale private
sale, the option of committee, a
FIST
Pursuant the above resolution, co,-
saced il expedien, offer during the
lots in question private SALE at The of each.
Application be made TO the Undersigned a, Post
Ofce, where further information be had
the Plat
! BY order OF the committee.
FRANCIS KING, Borough Clerk
! November %, 1897 40,
/ NIOTlCE...The school section No. l6, Township H.
Range l, will be offered for sale the Court HOUSE
door, Liberty Union County, the Tuesday
February 1888, lots according division
frvey of the made by the Trustees OF said Town
Ship Plat of which viii be exhibited day of sale
by Undersigned School Commissioner fof The count,
aforesaid.
! JOHN l.. BURGESS, Commissioner
! NovembeEsI5th, 1887. lott
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We invite the attention of readers extract
of speech made by the Hon Mr.. FLETCHER in Boston,
on the which the committee of Ways and Means
re, I'D bills for tie action of Congress. The Globe
GU, witt. slang that ,hese truth in the
remarks of Mr. Fletcher; in co,cuson he admits all
charged agans, that and other committees, by
ing when petition referred to them they submit II
of that Department which willhave to the
consul, with the subject
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aNusED 70 W1ulNlNNS

ID ESPEATFCLLY fsqsssm IN indsbssd - -, -
II make paynseHl, h = very DscA - ve0 - eAs1
ee this time.
nm. B. He has esussantly On han6 q an @0es
S4HDLES BRIDES, HARNESS, WHIT COL
L-4RS and SADDLE TREES; al - WtieA - win
sell On fair and reasonable esemA
Rscnnoxp, Sept. q. 1871. ~
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.E.NLCvlIo
FLEMING 4 ADD. EVQ

81, I.,aoFea sneir STORE doors cas-, of
la -, s'uuah ;, on Main Street, opposite tho Bank
w"ulo niF their friends public t,-a, rh.v -
ey ah wiling to sell them quantity OF good ;IDD
" a. as,ohno0as,ns terms as be procured elsewh.r.
at the mark.s prices " eAs"a"ss
Richmond, Nov. II, 1897. Lar
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Nov. 25, 1887.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
FLORIDA.

The garrison at Fort King IS represents
ed to be very healthy. Out'of six compa-
MES there, there we're about seven men on
the sick rcportat the last adviccs.
The troops atMicanopy are also in good
health.
Indian fires have been seen opposite to
Picolata, on the ST. John's River Ger ssJe-
sup is expected at Fort King in A few days
aad viii probably essablish his head quar-.
tiers A portion Of the Creek regiment are
io bc stationed At Picolaia for the present
We understand that they wiIl booFdefed to
Fort KING and Nicanopy
The remaindor viii be siaIioaed at o.
near Tampa Bay. until their terno service
expires, which win b shortly, when llleg
8ill he discharged They arc tired og Che
war and have been anxious Eo be disehalg.
81 ipee February last Mono have been
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
THE ART OF WRITIN.-ii .

The Rev. J. Williams, in his ''Narratiyt
Of Missionary Enterprise" gives the follow
ing interesting anocdote:
SIN the erection Of this chapel, Cat Rnro
tonga VIC have SIR king idea of the feel
inss ot an uniaught people, when observing
for the FIRST time the effects Of written cam
As had come to work one
morning without my square, | took up d
chip, and with a piece of charcoal, wrote
upon tia request that Mrs. Williams woald
send Inc thataricle. called chief, who
was experimenting his portion Of the work
and said to him, aAiend, take this, go t
our house, and give it to Mrs. Williams,
lie was singular looking man, remark
ably quick in his movements, and had been
d great warrior; bat IN one Of tho numer
ovs BATTLES he fought, lost.an eye, and giy.
ing me an inexpressible look with the
other, lie said--sfake ihatg she will cal
me Il fool, and scold me If | carPy a chip Ii
her sNo,' Ireplied 'sho will not; take il,
20 immediately, for am in haste Per
ceiving me to be in earnest, he took il, and
asked, What must | say 2 ! Ireplied, You
have nothing to say the chip viii say all
wish. With look Of astonishmeni and
contenpi, be held up The piece of wood, ana
said, How can this speak2 lias this q
moulhp r desired bin y take i immedi
ately ana dnss sfeud naeh II| l d iaa
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

MISSISSIPPI The election for members
Of Congress for the September Session is
now over, aud the con est decidsd s. far
as we hive heard the Wing candidates are
ahead by more than two TO one; and we
have reason for rejoicing that the signs of
the times in this quarter betoken the return
of light in the political horizon, and the
overthrow of the enemies Of our common
country We are wont to believe that the
voice Of patriotism and republican iudepen-
dence has not been spoken in vaiu--but
that those ia high places will quail under
. the rebuke of a people bleeding under the
lash Of Accumulated wrongs, and that an
Agrippa will tremble upon his throne
The Van Burcn majority at the election
in November last was a little rising three
hundred votes in the State. Since that
time the people have become enlightened
in relation to the disastrous poliev Of the
General Goyernment-they have felt the
cllamitous effects of a revulsi3n in the pro-
gress of trade AMI can norco unparalloled
ii the colntry's annals-liey hive found
that ALI not gold'that glitters, and that Al
miserable system Of hunbHggery has van-
ishsa before the light Of truth and in the
eoarss of.cxperience Gored by the or
precision If. measures as corrupt as ever
emnnated from the yenal fountains Of the
most depraged oligarchy, tbe people hive
rose from their passive slumber, sonndingl
nIoud iheclagion Of awar 10 the knife, and
the knife 10 the hilt." They hive entered
the battlefield Of political strife, and we
have at least one glimmering ray of hope
thai tbe victorious banner Of Wing princi- /
pics streaming .aloft in the breeze is the
result of tho conflict
The River counties have all given very
large majoriiies pgqinst tbe Tories Mad
is6n, Yazo,, Rankin ana others. We have
no doubt havelikowise come to therescue''
with overwhelming majofities for Messfs,
Pnrxrns and AcEE Ipahose coadties tie
elects Of Tho pressure have been most Sc
vcrply fAli, andltheir Voice will now tellthe
story oI their Feprobation of those who
nidea in bringing upon na CHS palsied con.
diIion pflhlngs \ u expected that inosi
cf Tie Eastern and Northern counties viii
be found Oh lheside Of lIle Administration
hef hive always given heavy naiorilies
a. lha zap Barren party aid Tie Efforts oG
N tAlaanan alld GnoIsos theta
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

MuRRELL.--The celebrated Virgil A
Stewart the author Of the Disclosures an,
designs of Murrel, famiIarly known as lhr
LandPirate, has recently been prosecuted
in Mississippi, fr larceny. A coucSpon
dent Of the Mississipfian states that ih,
prosecution has been instituted by the enc
mics of Stewart and his publication; tha
Stewart is an injured m9n, who has ieopar
dised his life and reputation, suffered man,
privations, and has discovered aud preyen'
ed Il storm that was gathering thick, and al
most ready TO burst upon US; and recon-
menls thtt mcthing be done for him by
the legislature oflhot State.
Ii The facts be such, and ifStcw1rt be no
arimposter, as is pretended, Louisiana vii
cheerfllly contribute her shlre in reward
ing him for an eminent piece Of public SCI
yice.--N o. Bee.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
Dor the sonlhern ToIerrnnh.

The uncertain result Of our recent cleo
ten is source Of considerable disquet to
tho antiybankites, who calculated with 50
much confidence on the success Of their
candidates, that the chances ola defeat were
never dro1med Of, until il was ascertained
that the Wing ticket inf the river couutiss,
was running far ahead of all expectation.
Thenindoed did they begin to setthemselyes
about the work, and with an energy worthy
, better cause, strain every nerve, and
force into service every eSpediont which
party tact or the ingenuity Of that arch
fend Kendall could devise. For it i
well known that Kendall, though he mas
occupy d subordinate station, hns for the las
eight years, exercised over our destinies a.
4 nasion and happy people, 40 influences
unparalleled in cunning anddecepiion, savs
by ono, (und be shall forihe presentbe name
less. L ihe country ms suffered from
|maladninislyaliop, he IS he party ppoa
whom fl|e sln must Be charged e ha.
|laughs Fl lhose delicate lessons If IN loi.sa'
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

SABINE RIVER. The Natchitoches (Lq.
Gazette states that Capt. Shreve has receiv.
ed instructions from the General Govern.
fnent to proceed forthwith to an examina
lion of the Sabine River, from its month ur
as faras Camp Sabine, and Immediately
report upon the praciicability of its nayiga.
ton. II The probable expenses of clearing
out the river will not exceed $4,000, he
is directed totake as many Of the boats a;
can be conveniently spared from the Rcd
River raft, and commence operations with.
out delay.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
AIoBrng, All. juno %

.4faf4 AABhlIEt NJ. juno <Os
Msi.r.(;enerI tsaines left this city on
Sunday morning.in the ,Sambpat Swan, for
New Orleans, 20 his way-to- Jefferson Bar
racks, Missouri, his future Head Q1arers
I'm consequence Of theiMississipp river con
lstituting, by new arrangemcntof the War
Department, the line between the Eastern
land Western Divisions of the Army. IL
Gen, Scott is assigned lho Eastern Division,
land for once we will say that the Govern
.ment has been judicipus in lis disposition of
the commanding off ccrs, not however, with.
lout questioning the impartlality of the mo-
tive that led toit. Scott has alroay proven
his ineihciency, it not his incompetency, in
with Indian difficulties. lie is
llhorefore wisely reserved for more pacific
Iduties. To Gen Gaines is assigned the
theatre of hardship and priyalion, where
Ialonc care to expect in Future hostile
movements
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

IS, who alsr
W l1ra her
.Geen paaed Is
.enHnles lae
100000 bushels IS eaa.
ai.i on be Che reapen, aaa
.ed glIl uai be permitted Is
swill be abandoned n .he
swith mluF uatile Hssl -harsez I I'd
ku9lhes1 atcstl.c 1s- l4s ~ ..- - ss
Erie 81 Alaehua, and lately ablnI SIS he
Pa horscs condemned by ihc Fl stz
sod, have been lusnedlaQse fhafa Fssfal-
II Is hard thus % be compelled lo abandon
Jour homes, our all, ourlviag
fhree negroes belonging 10 Z kingsley.
ESQ. had arrived at Picolala, from nsasspu
lSiaRd, near Lake 6cor1c, eho rc1 itsl
tthey saw Endan fises all aro1uj Ed
that they LEFT from fsm Of capture ~.
feared that the reminder, II "a gaAher
shnye been captured by The lad. is 'sar
khaye not since been heard Of. Mf. kiasi
ley re-estubIshed his plantation som alter
the capilulution Ufthe lndians.--St. Argus.
ktiHe Herald,
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

I It's viii no ordinary
thai we record The death
AS B. PALMER, Er.or
Telegraph, and commlader % lhe u ,aeg
Guards. Al o'sloek this momiae.
sarthly career was closed, whilo Set upaa
,ho thresholdofliGe, mud in the zeailh af
usefulness. To us his death, though
unexpected, has been a source oe deep~na'
litter sorrow. We knew him l,ng anil ia.
timntely, and fully appreciate his minv Sie-
tues, aud the noble md generous qaalaies
Ofhis heart. And we venture to say taai
No man while lriug,was MIRO generally
beloved or respected I'm death, mare uni-
verSally lamen'ol. Tous his death is an
nalicliOn which years cannot remove, and
the veid crcsiesthv this event viii Iong be
felt--for WIN shah supply his placer or dis
charge the important duties that for year:
deyolged on one who is now deaf 20 the
voice Of sorrow or ofpraise3
We feel no disposition to enter upnu a
lrugthy eulogy of departed friend; buI
where yirtaa.is, .ihere. praise should be be-
slowed. And his life was ever charac:er-
lied BY those acts which, on earth. So
cured the confidence Of all gool men, and
an assurance Of hlessodimmortaliiy in that
world thra' whose dirk portals we-mustall
pass. Henceds no epitaph-'tis epgruven
on the hearts Of all yhoknew MIN, andis the
best commentary which can bc given nflhe
usefulness Of his life. and high estimatten in
which he was held by those who appresiate
The virtues ola departed frienl, or the ines
tim2hlev evalne ofan "honest man" Nv,
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

ANEcDoTE,- The late John Rlndulpls
Roanoke, in The year 1918, when the
York Banks suspended specie payI
bad remittance of some THOUSAND
made him from England. The
ared the whole Of one Of his tolac
tnd thefunds were locked up 10 Il
of the B,nk of America! Mr.. n
was at the time in the prime Of lil
in fuIlenjoymont of unequalled popg
lie repaired to New York, and dcn.
his funds in specie. 1T cannot behhd
the prompt reply, 1T must be had,
the iaconc response Of Mr.. Randolph
The Bank was incorrisible till the succeed
ing day, when the columns Of the New
York Columbian announced by advertise.
mcnl, that that afternoon at 2 O'clock, the
Hon. John Randolph Of Roanoke, would
address the people on the subject Of Blnks
and the frauds they committed, from the
steps of tho Bankof America! 1, Il is hardly
necessary to say, that before tho hour II.
rived, every farhing demanded by n
Randolph was paid over in specie. PeGeT
burg Lnf.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
NlRTlIEKN sLAYERY.

hii il flia pFine eippl titttsfincc betwscr
''se s,siiluiilHs ofthe southern AMI
aaEl lalesl u Gle iormer they hive
% ille bitter they have iehaf
llmes tAre-hf, wheH
q Apalil4n sacletIes At tue North,
laai i|E sis en ample held iorlhebeneTo,
leasaal .aiAefa conlnuhfy J existing
|la Asae RQlsasAsea soaassi'sn o. at1l3c part OF
|t1e N3's'lefll iellfil,2 Class, Haf mare SCI
eiFIsasle lhaneEen Egsyptmn bon i'ge
gn'i ut sh7 tlgpsnd upon iheii
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

UNITEp STATzs BANK.-The Baltimore
Chronicle says; "By the last official returns
it appears that the Bunk of the U. States
has at this time more specie ia its vaults
than it has mites in circulation! Let the
then Place its pet banks in d
situation to resume specie payments, aud
the Bank of the U. States will lead the way
orlet them agree to make their public de-
posts in the latter, and it will resume to
Ii the Government refuse to d.
eitherof these, tits The duty of the public to
compel them.n 1t is stated that the Bank
will resume the payment Of specie about
the lstof Angus.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

Mrs LockuARr, wife of J. g Lockhart
Esq andlas, surviving daughter Of the late
Sir Walter Scott died in Lond on on the
18th of May last 4 IS said Mrs Lockhari
''enjoyed much Of the mind and all the hear
Iof her illus;rious father"
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
v.lLuABLE DrscoyBRv. Al

Valuable DIscoyERy. A merchant
covering one of the rooms Of his warehf
suddenly deserted by the ants which
infested il, was thoreby induced to Be
Il was owing to a barrel Of FISH oil
placed there, which opinion be conf
by placing the oil with the like good
around some ofihe plants ii his gaf.
As insects breathe BY the pores Of the
face, oil is certain death to them, and
may De the explanation, 10 addition IA
fact thasthe aFoma Of the fish nay p6
something Fepngnanl O deifimensalto
entomolgsieai Of ciofiss
II J lollelson said be never saW u a
en Insnin France.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

The Rodney Telegraph comes to hand
this week on a sheet of foolscap. &C. G. .Adp.
And pray why don't You use foolscap
yoursolf?-LOHiSpille Journal
Because the fools-cap is the ercIHsirf
|prcrogdtire of the Rodney Telegraph AMI
Louisville Journal. We never interfere
with the rights Of the Crowa--G. G. Ado.
We advise thejuveniIe lawyer who serb,
bles for the Advertiser to refrain from as
saiIing tho ''rights of tho CROWN" unless he
can do better business at it than he has
heretofore don@ in pindicatiag them. As
"cruwn attorney" Of the puisant corporation
of Grand Gulf, he recently declared against
some ven1ers of anti fogmatics, for sundry
breaches of ordinances, in so bungling and
manner that the counsel fof
sonlo of tho defendants are said to have SCI
out ten or twelve separate and sufficient
causes of demurrer to each declaration.
Who can wonder that he grows weary Of
his vocation? or that his employers grow
still more weary Of him?
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

am
ea hleW awav sid
chest. Nhuher lhe
Ihe reslliof this nysaFo
Iowedhor clasaly 0n raccIf
from hes Be sid, stay dong
vo1kuow Chat is what aif
'Why, She replied, did y1a
CHIP Just nawp Yes, said
wtrrior, 'bui dii not near q
iif yon Gid not, ] did, was lh
made known tome what he
you have 10 do is 10 relaruil
sible.'
With this the chief leaped
house, and catching up lhe
.pieee Of wood, be ran thr0ng
.menl With the chip in one h
square ia tho other, hilding
'higb in the cir as his arms could
shouting as be went Soc The
these English peOple--they can
talk they can make chips ialk
me The sqaare, he wished to kuo
was possible thus TO converse wi
Iat a distance. | gave him all The
Illon IN my power; butt was a cire
involved in so much mystery.
laally tied string to the chip, ,hoa
.his neck, and woro il fsr SONS
.iug several following days, WI
seR BIN surrounded by 4 crow
listening With intense interest 81
3gatedihe wonders which he ehI
IL.
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
SAvAYSAiN Goo. JIlIv q. 1887


W. =. - - til.l !, 'lI.i ~. a.Ss,t,D-A. s,.,I
..n,o ~ oa.sn 'nasu,ea y ne a's' os.s 49,, NJ
F,.;1s ,,' : a.. ,s''Sr,S' gES,, - "ts 60 % - -
~, Co. .5 4a1 ,a s..;,, 10" =. :, ' pln
. ~, - ~ ,o' y a''s s. s.S'' a's,sSe ;,' -
.a ~ ~. -, 10, =. ,'.J ~, ssa I, -
,vo,,l IN ~ ss.,.fi;sbai !, ~ ~ S,,wa.as 64,l
enc os - e,s.. 49,, - :, he l' silyes
Tbe Indians % ,sss,, s,;n nea,sal,l. sal E.
sh;h;i - =, -. NJ.
I,iI;,;ss
AI,at ten da.s
r f,,n, ITs.soss. a
lesrs ana : s.,''s. #.sh
,.... slsaa'
ar,A
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION. :

The following is the result of the lite
election for members ofCongress from this
State, as far as we have heard. A the
Red lick precinct 'h'This county, no poll
was bold, which will initiate against the
Wing candidates by about 30 Of 40 votes.
considering all things, however, the vote
Of jefferson shows that the people have not
brought reproach upon the yeneraled name
of that immortal patriot after whom she is
called:
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

nd ml-.
e als llsl-.
o. relation %.
ncs The follow
Ra.lan, eau-l
npliaasi1l % gen-.
eseniiy, aaI iiee lmm.
mgIaiiun ut naHlisanship.
- i'ie pres ueaI we nave daies srpaI
Aark IS IaIs 1ds as usual, they cantain0
ss'hItq uaeh mag be quoted as q nogal
eAarafn The most singular item which
lhe ms.l bFas + lhat the u. Siaies Bank
saates. ure s.ll tending upwards, beng hy
.Ihe last receipts al 1924, or IN oiher words
e ar 90 epeciei Nay Il is even said ghal
.Ila has been Offered ana refused log saail
parcels. which m1sI singular fact is solely
attributed "a the confidence still existing in
|lasf institution, ana is ayowed intention tl
ne specie payments on The first OF Al
SIS "a instance thai This confidence is
confined to New York, We may menlion
fHcl. communicated on the authority Of a
||rond 10 whom we have every reliance,
.ihaga day q two since 4 lage amount of
|Unises States Bank paper W Is bought up ID
.ihis city on iho same terms, by Il armer
Ilanat 10 proceed with the proceeds Of his
produce toihe wes'ern country This 60
Incidence speaks volumes ia favor Of Vhe
asiiption n questions aud shoald 90 faith
praaf .ef do Gvafsiu which IL is held
tlie people of ghe wholo coanify
Southern telegraph., 1837-07-25

SrEAMBoAT ACcIDENT.--We regret L
understand from the Vicksburg Register
that the steamer Nick Bildlc, bound foi
Louisville, on the 18th inst. struck snaa
obout forty miles above Vicksburg, and ii
less than two minutes sunk in 30 feet wa.
ter, There were from l30 to $50 plssen-
gers on board, nearly all Of whom were
slvod--nine deck passengers composing the
loss, Those who escaped ascribed great
credit to the exertions of the Captain and
officers (lhe Biddle daring this unfortunate
Happily the steamer Robert
Morris came up in this time of distress, and
took on board all the passengers and wreck
that could be saved Of the Nick Biddle, and
conveyed them to Vicksburg.