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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
tA@T;:A. ONLY s25 GH;;'A.
FOR A HOMESTEAD.
SO Farms worth over $4,000, and
5000 LOTS. to be distributed AZ
uIOug 500 subscribers.


snOug 500 Subscribers.
TO supply the demand the aud farms, have laid
out another tact adjoining the Long isand Huilrcad
and tho land already sold emanvi TO be- of the same
-izc, lud disposed of and divided the purchasers 10
the same those recently sold there, With % farms
have been induced THE from tho great number oil
persons wishing purchase ibese Lot. and tatms The
Improvement. thai part IT The Island ar constantly n-
ind large numbers OF pctons haze be e1me m
teresed in those lands. This additional ttaet 10 ever
respect equal to the other aud atihe rate he} ne now b.
log taken they vii a be sui ia Tow About GU
shoe. are now suhscubed
Bach sub.crcr l.. cnuiied to Lots. p by 100 feet lying
together, FARM OF from TO acres. The sharcs ore
before The day OF dsttbuioui aud tho balance ~ monthly
The Dot. are situate in the Village Of LAKELAND, on the
Lung island Ratald, County OF uhk, uud A. mds iom
the ty Of New futN, where hsudsuue huiugs afc cree
ted and The Raihoad Company ronterrtie makaea large
that place aud Brooklyn II "a ct the be .icst places
Lake, beautiful sheet Of water, about three mites cf
Conference Of singular nuspHeuc,, aud OF ercat drph
tsnt from tie Soat South Bay which ). miles and 40
mule i'ns 'andin supplied with oysters. l,' uud h-,
These lands wall poducs much per mere, with tho same
cultivation, as any liud ~ihu my miles OF The cay OF Nc"
seyeuf gentlemen Of the hit r.-pec,abity who have
lately vi-itcd ikeand and examined she crop. growing
there, declare hs toe wheat, e corn, puitnes and
dcu vegetables equal any res have lart
Of The ~oun proving conclusive y that the sol is capable
of protucs uni that The CHEST perfection, a that The
ngl cuhufist cuu wish " desire.
Wheat Of ihc qi w. ca grows here luKuraa,,
raised b, ' -tuiu. 1'hemp-oa, se'suse
CON tou mies from 'his pncc who receiyoaior he lu
duci Of o. htus mo'' Ga 10 TWO ucr.., s 100
iakelaad stion located ir of he Long Is
land Railroad Whence ciis run several ume- day 20 Brook
lYn sod Nos holk The .ufaco the land smooth add
level aud the surrounding country perfectly healthy aud
vl'hna.ew mr. of ii. pi co, highly ga usaed aad u
able having been settled Cor morn han boz dred and MY
years AMI where sinia lands sell l from s51 % sou pee
Tho hand. us good MS represented and good any
neg l'na o" ue lland quo when cultivated " p'oaoee
iho iad was once hei,ii, tmhered. SOME portion. are
no" coveted VAN 'hny growth co youns Wuu 'ak and
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
George P. Riker's Estate,

rl,nE SUBSCRIBERS, having been apponted By ne lion
otahle Probate Ccuu for The hsuri OF Nash'ng'on,
TO receive examine, ana august e' on
and demands Of all persons against INC cn oi 's"gs
Rket lste ni Montpelier, sad district aeccAsea erts
and the tefm Of munths from the III
Ia, Of August 1851 allowed bt said 'ouH 10 The creditors
Of said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective
el,,c ns-Do give notice that will attend 10 tn,
ut,e. of our appoir meni II the office OF william W. Cad
.,u IN iief, said district, The last Mond
Septs,e ISL and u the dfst Monday IN February leo2
al y OF h,ck forenoon, each OF said days.
GEORGE WORTHiNGTON,
HOMER W. UEATON, \ Commissioners.
JACKSON A. VAIL
Montn trt. Aue ooh. 1851. VI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11

collins Montpelier, JuhHson a Caml,bou Wat.aeo
Goa bslaao NalefiUy, baneIol flaindrid French
a Maksi sane, csraei hau-l, ruinan a M.o.,.t
M4ishAel. huTnh-in AoTeloNa, a a a s, A. th6,l
tensi, Whne Ntthheid, Johusau q iiofles Niiar-
sea " Paddock fac,oiy Village. 4Ol,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
Pepsin in Powder.

foi at sunping 80 pafis tao .vuu the
bl1LrIiNE MATTER on TIE fLfSiN, is got o. 40
20" ifm OF fosde, ith dfcctious be- dissolved water
- NE taiiet ihrse Powders conaln Just the
Ter a. us bottles aud will be b. mail, tk OF rOsT
n'.5 80 - DoLl4Ak sent (p.si pond 10 Dr. J,
hOUGhIDNi N. u thiiadalphia, FH.
NJ ohshhNk rus .-Evefy bottle OF the genuine
fhfsiS beat. me ~ntea ynature OF j. iinUGn1 On.
~, - sos proprietor fhi'aee fhia, Pa Copi ishs ana
a., SOLD b, Nj Druggist. and r,i.,. ia. ,,,,,....
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
Re-Opened.

TUE subscribers have this day rc-opencd the bbtol
u STORE, in Waterbury, recently occupied by o. fos-
where they Intend to Keep, and have on hand
- -
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NOTICE.

THE toPAkIAERsnIr hsIeloIsis existing under an.
dissolved ~ as0tn A eoa.ent 80 ~
4 hs business vii b. conlnasdk, n q MuNs1S .la
-" .'le az usu4inds exa1si Abe hi, sod 10 WHOM al
Aosss sad Aeevult. iausi be sellied
Nc MuNsON.f
,,hs.la Au. "a ,ss, c. AvAsoN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-11
Old stomach ComnIuiu,s.

There Is 30 form Of OH rlnnAIu COMPLAINTS
which does to each and tauute al onrs No
matter how bad they be, tgtscs lNafAN KE4IEF
fngc doEu all the unpleasant sSmpfon. aud Al
only needs be repeated Tor short time 90 make hrse good
effects PEI tnanent. rURlIh or BLOOD. aua NlGOH OF
BODY ioow az n D. particularly eAceirut eases
Ut Nausea, Vomiting, Cums, Soreness o the PA ol th.
stonaeh dsiTess amer eatus low cold stae OF the boud
Heavness Lowness OF SPusi Dependency, EmlcatIOn,
Neskness, teudeucy TO Insanity Suicide, &c
DR.. hOuGuION'S ftfslN, l. cold hY nearly all the
deuers hue drrgs Popular Mfdcne, ghout
iniioh states L. prpaicdin fo@dpf aru FLUID form
and 10 Prescription ,als iu The zee of hssciaus.
lLlNAiL tiECl AAkr Tor the u-c of ihlsictans, may
be obtained Of Dr. houghtoo his Agents. describing ths
whole poeess o preparation, and gg The autAonue. up.
on ehieh Tue cains q" this remedy bssod A. 4.
NOT A SECRET kEMkDN, TO uli.ctua can he raist j
against iis b. Ph te.pectsbe stndns aud
ui4r practice Piice. oAt DOLLAR per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

but also those who never thought OF SUCH thihg
while Austria has formally prohibited any iurtAer
proce cdlups against those enthusiasts woo tuftN
down the imperlal escuicheOn from me Pilszzo ci
Venezla and dragged the double headed eagle Al me
tau Of a conkey all down the IoIso u llt fliZZt
DEL PooolO there 10 cOnSign j. lsNohlh-ou>lt ~
fauv,qs amid bands OF muse ana Shouts OF cerlSon.
Nor can The nretex Of offended religion oe a1duce
since tho rank Of cardinal IS onlv court dignity the
rrorbers Of the sacred college are hot an priests.
and carriages cannot De considered component parts
Of a clerical hierarchy
Mos, Of the other political trials remain IN Sfa'u
o,o and the wretched prisoners rot month after
month and wear after wear IN prison without much
&c an tnferroa alton. The famous inquiry into the
assiratlon 81 Count RoSsl IS al rest more than all
the oher TRIALS and although the priests seemed dis
rosed TO revenge his death at any hazard they must
In rcaii,v be enchanted 20 have got nd OF him. and
IN nroye this conjecture II Will suffice 70 Took II the
fate of all ms associates IN the ministry, beginning
with hrs intimate friend the Duke OF RlgnanO they
are all in disgrace. \ very humble monument has
iust been raised 20 the memory Of Count ROSsl IN
the Church of -. Lorenzo c Damaso. with an IN
scnpton which contains not single wor1 Of euiogy
upon him or cOmmserauOn Of ms fate The IN
scnptCn Is as follows
"Queu q cneTibus Peegrlni Ross com domo Carrara
ON ah In'erns negots Pm TX POat. MaX ImuOrum con
sliio Hcoata cGde occubui XVII Cal Dec. Ann. 1913
1ftat. ann 81, NJ 4, ID. u"
Among Italians, who delight IN hyperoOle, Il ls I'M
possible 20 praise with fewer Superlaiyes
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AUSTRIA.


Tie Viennese correspondent Of The Daily Ne,rs
furnishes The following intelligence
The position Of the Government Is not to be en-
wed The activity of the secret police all over Eu-
rope IS astonishing. and, the agents are unable to
give The truth they invent all sorts of secret soce-
ties and schemes Of revolution IN order to make
Hu5ner the Austrian Ambassador IN Paris, has
frightened the Government here, giving II for Ger.
tam that great revolutionary outbreak IS prepared
for September next throughout Europe. Though
lhlS report is believed TO rest upon the best n0Tlnd-
ton, the Emperor has not postponed ms VISIT to We
roma, which VIII take place IN Autumn, and where
all the different SOycregnS of Italy VIII assemble
either IN person. or represented by their chief Minis
tiers The imminent liberation Of kOSsuth gives
great dissatisfaction to Prince Schwarzenoerg. In
decd. the officials Of the foreign Office openly say
that Turkey VIII rue the DAY on which kosSuth. the
mortal enemy of Austria and Russia, Is loerated-
But as faI could ascertain the state OF turkish
affairs, by those who are IN continuous communica-
ton with ConSiantnople, Turkey Is IN much more
healthy state than is commonly believed IN western
Europe, and the Porte Is Just AT TINS moment perfect
" able VIGOROUSLY 10 resist every INVASION.
The Times has Geographic adyceS from Vienna
to Aug &c They inform Us of the publication oi a
decree regulating the position of the Imperial COun-
cll and Of the Ministry responsible to the Crown.
The Emporor's DEGREES need not be counlerSigned
BY Minister, but general laws and statutes must
have a counter signature. The same decree orders
the various Ministerial officers and the President of
the Imperial Council 10 examine into and report on
the Constitution of March, 1910, with view to its
modification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-12

- There Is no variety IN the news from Italy. II
Is made up Of tyranny and It's worst consequences
THE 0prn,oHs, iof Turn, OF Aug. %, publishes a
sueT, dated Florence. 18th Aug, which saws ION
sunday night, an EngtSAman, named Walker, aud
1iee on four FloTenines, who met IN his house 10
issd The Bible of Diodau were arrested ana convey
eV'o prison. Nh Walker Is a great friend OF Count
1GiceiarSlnl. who was eNled from Tuscany for S.
I',I motive BY order OF the police
RON Rome We hear OF TWO more political aS>aSSl-
=, ,~oens MILAN paper contains letter irom Rome
- ae l2th, which saws " \ man named or.aiiil,
As assaulted last night and stabbed by an unknown
sN As The crime Was perpeuaied near the squares
y. SV'ohno and Monte Iioro, close 10 the residence
- @Sof laiartlh, Il was oehCVCt that he was the
siHeo man, and that II was ~ ms axe that Orlansl
70" Mled The director OF the police Of Pesaro has
WI murdered al the gate OF his dwelling
: good correspondent Is that OF TIE DG,'g NctS
nome We extract few paragraphs
N few DAYS sentence Will De nasSed upon the per
% implicated IN the CONFEDERATION OF CARDINALS car
,nAsses during the republican epoch There are more
hundred persons charged With tins >acrleglOus
ss.ase among whom the PApal authorizes have IL
s sSSo on comprising Mazznl, Saih and Arrnel!lni
- .ough they had nothing 10 DO with the destruction
' vac eaGdy old coaches. II is curious 10 observe
NJ, whai unTelcning ire the cardinals perSecu,e
-S' only those who really did burn their carriages.
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Ola.

The overland mail has arrived. The rumors Of
an lnsurrect IN Cashmere were not without fouu-
dation but the report that Gholab Singh AMI some
British officers travelling IN his dOmnOns had been
murdered, turns out 10 be incorrect II appears that
some misunderstanding having arisen between
Gholab Singh and his highland subjects, he foolishy
attempted 10 coerCc them with force inadequate 10
the purpose, and, consequently. got well beaten.
The officers reported 10 have been murdered have
returned TO the PunJaub IN safety they were actu-
ally imprisoned for some time, though probably
without any hostile motive. BY the last accounts
GhOlab was assembling an army, which was 10
march the 20th of July, for the purpose of crush
ING The instruction, ms success Was considered
certain. The Governor. General has required the
Nizam TO give up temporarily 10 the management Of
the Resident, territory worth f36O,000 per annum to
be retained TIL his debt i lqudated. The Resident
Is empowered 10 take military occupation of the dis
tnCiS under rcqulstOn, unless they are peacea6ly
given up before the 18th Of July. In Bombay, the
monsoon continues unusually heavy. and the reports
respecting the crops are favorable FTeights have
declined, and to Liverpool have been as low IS 3Os,
u lun
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HIN 4.

China is Sul III disturbed state The new En-.
pefor (Ot the iebtl>.) Was reported to be al SIN
Chau, departmental city of kwang-sl. having
water communication with Canton, whence 1t Is
distant about two hundred miles. In a letter from
one OF ms followers We ind II stated that Teen-teh
Is hmSelJ al the head OF the rebel forces. whom he
led 10 victory III the middle term Of the third
month OF the present year about two months ago.
when 10000 of The Government troops were de-
Slroyed beng hcmmod a. a narrow pathway
through WOOD IN "A mountain pass Having been
duly proclaimed Emperor, Tecn-teh dates the coui-
mCncemcnt of his reign from the month OF Septem.
Der Of last wear, and has published an almanac
which his CmlSSareS are buSlly Strlbuing IN Va
nous parts OF the Empire. In kIang-Sl the province
between Human and Fekieo, We hear that great de-
monS,Tailons are made m his favor
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PRUSSIA.

On ms Journey through Westphaa and the Rhen-
ish provinces, the King expressed MS Indignation 10
the Corporation and the Clergy othe cities Of Hanm
PaderDorn and Cologne. He declared that the press
disafected and revolutionary, and that these
tendencies were supported by the inhabitants OF
these cities. The Protestant Clergy, too, were cen
sured for neglectng their duty since they ought to
Inculcate on their plrishlonreS the sacred duties
which subjects owe to their sovereign the Bishop
Of PaderOOrn and the Roman Catholic Clergy. on
the other hand, most graciOusly received by the
King OF Prussia.
At NowaSess IA colony Of weavers near Potsadam
founded BY Frederick the Great, shocking scene
happened on the 18th. As the gilt cupoa OF the
church Wa beng put on, the wOrkmen asked for
brandy the priest opposed, and not began, wherein
the clergy man received blows IN the face was thrown
to the ground, and Iiltreated IN most atfociouS
manner. within the very precincts OF the church.
The better class of the inhabitants fastened 20 the
rescue, and saved HIM from the hands OF ms assa-
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Nessrs. Brown, SIMPLIFY n Co.'S Circular.

Correspondence 81 The lrlbune.
Per NlGgqral LIVERPOOL. Friday Aug 90, 1881.
There been another large weeks business IN COT
TON the sales reaching 81 2j0 bales with II 300 to Specu-
laios and 1880 for taport. at an advance OF u "a No.
This improvement mainly owing Ia the decreasing es-
mates OF the crop latey from the United States.
and the prospects of temporary falrg Of N the imports
The following the Official quotations Ear Orelns'
I'd MlddIlng 60 sd Fair Mobiles d Mddllng do,
ID Far Upands sd Middlng do. Sd lnienor and
Ordinary 3iaiid = 10.
WARNS and GOODS having rather checked business.
The CORN market continues very dull under the um e>
ing heay, arrivals from all parts. the import Of FLOUR
alone during the past DAYS amounting 10 lOUDOO pns
Western Canal FLOUR, Ia lSs., Canadian ana Ohhio
l9s I'd PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore. 1875 q Dbl Whie
WHLAr. Is 3d. TO IS. "a Red s. to IS "a ~ lbs :
White INDIAN CORN, 27s I'd yellow, POS Cd Mixed
2js Cd = ar of i80 ms. :,
Two Thousand bhls OF American RESIN have been SOLD
at g. Id up to IS cwt TOR pure quality
Your> ResprcthIi, BROWN, SHIPLEY & Co.
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TURK Ely.

\ change having taken place at ConstantInopie
with regard 10 the levying of all duties exports
and imports the British Consul General has consult
cd the British merchants IN Alexandra, who de-
clared UNANIMOUSLY that the system followed IN
Egypt OF dd raorcn duties, with deduction IN fu-
tune of 20 y cent. on amportS, and 10 per cent on
exports, quite satisfactory, and they wished for
no change.
From SYRIA have accounts OF the massacre Of
a number of Christians IN Armenia. Ii appears that
a number of MuSSulmen attempted 10 plliage the
Government bank The banker resisted the aSsaIl
ants, who returned III great numbers, and II Is re-
ported, murdered every Christian they met. The
Government succeeded IN seIzlng the culprlts, ana
dealt with them III the most summary manner
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.
Southern Telegraph oac,. come Hanover and Bearr't'
Steamer Pamper0 Observation-Disclosures cuban
Expedition.

BALTIMORE, Thursday Evening, Sept IL, 1851.
The Southern Mail brings a letter from
Savannah, which states that the steamer
Pampero is blockaded by revenue cutter near
that city.
Another letter states that General Gonzales Is
preparing an Expedition, consisting OF two
thousand men, for another demonstration III favor
of Cuban independence The headquarters iof
the expedition Is lated TO be al Savannah
The steamer Winfield Scot, at New Orleans
reports the total loss of the ship Mary Ellen.
from Ncw-l ORR. oil Key West, on the 22d ult
Three other vessels (namcs not mentIoned) are
reported TO have been dismasted.
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Another Anti-Rent Outrage.
ALBANY EXPRESS OFFICE,
THURSDAY, sept, IL. 1871.

ALBANY EAFRE>s OfflCtf :
THURSDAY, sept, ii. 1911.
On "Wednesday, about o'clock, party ofpersons
disguised ~ Indians, visited the residence Of Leonard
WUbeck, Deputy sheriff OF Rensselaer, County,
compelled hun to leave his bed and after putting
his pants and boots. forced him into a wagon and
proceeded 10 Martins Lake, nine miles from his
residence and fourteen miles from this city, where
they deliberately tarreC and feaihered him.
They attempted 10 eXtor promise from him that
he would serve no more processes. He told them he
should DO his duty, let the consequences be what
they may. They threatened HIM with another visit
IN case he persisted and then left him. His brother
anticipating the intentions OF the scOundTelS, followed
III horse and wagon, ana, not outstanding the
threats Of The Indians carried Sheriff W back to his
residence.
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Destructive Fire


EA>TFoET, We. ThIrsday Sept H. I>jl-
An extensive and most destructive FIRE has been
raging for fortnight past al the south and west OF
the town OF Lubec. IL far a. Mount Desert-a DIS
lance Of about ~ miles. The Cutler Mlll-dam Com
panv. Al cutler. have sustained loss IN TIMBER OF
not less than $4,000
Mr John Bauch. a shp-builcer at Prescott. mas
lost valuable timber covering four thousand acres
Of land and OILY saved several ships on the stock,
by great efforts. The farmers n Perry and else
where have lost al then timber ana crops On the
Island OF Campobelo, New Brunswick, owned oy
Admiral Owen, he woods are on IRE on both sides
aid an immense loss VIII De Sustaned-prooably not
less than Sl6OUOio 10000. Deer Island has been
wholly swept Of timber. The whole country i COM
ple:elv enyeloued IN d dense SmOke-so much 50 as
10 reLoeI nayle aion along the coast extremely haz
.Yoous OF FrlcA,. the bark NOlanie. rom 81 An
dreWs y b. bound 20 Liverpool. ran ashore. OWING
TO the smoke and stove her bottom She was suo>e
Quently lowed INTO 81 Andrews. She was partly m
NIFfL
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JERSEY ITEMS.

UupsoN County COURT.-Ah interest
ing case l. now pending y Is an 49,, as.In,
smporteT Of this state The Par'ie: named are
FeIS collart 49, Emerc Fuller large mum
per oi ,,,, the perIod fPeb. 1919 Of the
geains p,eI,,,on' wherein Is faithful picture Of
IfeLuh NJ erntarrassInents which we're then
we l-iss In the money Affairs OF France.
Fhe letter. were IN french s'ye ana va a.1n'us Ign
..o,a.,i, .og NE 10 embrace you, etc.
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VyRMoSr-Wc have returns from %;

VERMONT We have returns from 2S2
,ouns which 0ive % 100 for Mr. Williams, the Wing
candidate 81 236 for all the others The majority
for Mr. Williams according 10 our returns, IN these
towns Is g63. Four towns IN Bennington, one IN
Windham. two in Rutland. one IN Addison, two IN
Washington two IN LamOille, two IN Essex and one
In Grand Isle-fiteen IN ALL which remain 10 De
heard from gave last year 6i5 votes for Williams,
on Inaior,tv 10 about 500 The House stands
heard from. ll3 Wings, 81 Coalition, 2s Old Lloe.
Eleven towns not heard from, elected last year four
Wings four Coa one Old Line. boston Atlas.
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--latest European Intelligence.
BY ELEcrRlc TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND,

The Helen MacGTegor, steamer which arrived al
Hull Yesterday. from s.. Petersburg. brought gold
IN Half lmpcrla>, 70 the amount OF t65 600 sterling
junction OF two of The old and respectable bank
ing himS OF London was noticed this morning bv cir
cular the houses being those OF Bernard & Dunsdale
and leNersti a Fowlet. The name OF the firm thus
constituted VIII be DunSiale. Leyeret. Fo~let &
Bernard. ard the business which Will date from the
Isl of September, viii be carried o. in the existing
banking premises No 50 Cornhiu.
PARIS, FRIDAN.-Flye more General Councils have
adopted resolutions IN favor OF revision OF The
Constitution.
PARIS BoUR>E, Aug % -FiyeS 81 IS threeS Sc 30
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Narkets..-ALBAsY, Sept. II

Receipts since our last. Our, 90 obls. Wheat.
400 bushels Corn, 100 bushels Barley, 800
bushels. Flour was IN good. steady demand for the
milling oernand-ssles 2Oc0 bushels at Ole for
white Michigan, and 1904 l0ic. for Genesee Corn
Is IN good request at better pnces-6,O00 bushels
mixed Western sold at s. a 5sc. Oats are dull and
lower-some old Western sold al 2Sc and prime at
3Ia3llc. Prison Whisky Is al 23c
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Richardson Brothers A Co.. Circular

Pcr NGcqral LiNERPooL. Sih Month 29lh. 1851
ESTEEMED FRIENDS Our accounts from the msaufac-
tuiug dstCS have been satisfactory during the past
fortnight. and We have experienced steady demand fT
COrTCN q rr.er feeling has been DISPLAYED the part {
holders. which enabled them O. Obtain an advance lag
week If .th the better qualities. and tn = md
ding and lower descriptions ana ich has been
10 .tk and % = h respectively since thai time Oar
market quiet YESTERDAY andto-Cas with smaller sle>
Total sid since last. Is 20 bal-,. & Which u ~
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Arrival of GOV, Johnston-Reported Murder.

PHDADELPHIA. THURSDAY. Sept. II. 1881.
Gov Johnston arrived III this city thus evening
There : aTumor from PaTker>burgh that a murder
Was committed there to-day, IL attempt 10 arrest
fugitive slave We have no particulars.
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Democratic state Convention.

MADISON, WIS., Thursday, SEPT. IT, Is5I-
l.. 4. }. Upham formerly Mayor OF the City OF
Milwaukee, nominated Tor Governor by the De
mocratc State Convention. on the fourth ballot
Other State officers and delegates to the Nation
al Convention viii be chosen tomorrow