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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13

On the Goth ult., on the occasion of the
funeral at Marshfeld, the national flag was
raised on Gotham Hill. 1t was up TO hall
mast at sunrise, and in the evening it was
presented to Mrs Webster by Mr. Zan,zing-
eu. Mrs. Webster received it with deep
emotion.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13

A young lady explained TO printer the
other day, the distinction between printing
and Publishing, and at the conclusion OF her
remarks, by way of illustration, she said,
"you may print kiss on my cheek, but you
must not publish it,"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13
STAGE OFFICE.
WASHINGT0N HOUSE,
SUNDURY, PA.

JAMES COVERT, Proprietor,
WOULD respectfully announce that lie has
W taken this we'll known stand, where he
will hc Grntiiicd to sec and entertain his friends
and the travelling public generally. This house
is now rcplete with every convenience, comiorta-
hle, pleasantly located, handsomely furnished,
well ventilated, rendering it in every respect a
desirable stopping place.
No expense has been spared in fitting up this
house. The chambers are well furnished and
the table and bar provided with the best the
market can afford.
The stable accommodations are extensive and
we'll calculated for travellers.
STAGE OFFICE.
The stages running from Northumberland 10
Pottsvillc, stop at this house, where through and
way tickets to Philadelphia can be obtained
Sunbury, March 30 lS52.-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13
DLASS, DRUGS, PAINTS, &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


'BNHE Philadelphia Window Glass Ware
n house, and Drug, Paint, Narnish, ii and
Color Stores,
Nos. 33 and 35 North Fourth Street.
East side, has the largest assortment of Window,
Picture, Coach, Case, Hot-House, and other
CT A S S,
in the city; comprising upwards of $4,000 diff
ierent sizes, ranging from the smallest size, up to
38 hy 60 inches Of Sheet, and ns large as 5 by
feet OF Plate Glass, including English Crown,
French, German and American, both
Single and Double Thick.
Also, large assortment # Very Thick Glass,
for Sky-lights, Bulk WiJraa, &c.
The Subscriber having a heavy stock on hand
is prepared to fill orders at the shortest notice,
and on the most reasonable terms. Odd sizes
of any pattern cut to order.
Ground White Lead Paint, Varnish. of cv-
cry description Turpcntinc lnsccd Oil, boil.
cd and raw; Paint Mills; Putty; Brushes
Dye Woods, &c. &C., &c.
And also, large supply Of fresh imported
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
]. II. SPRAGUE.
Nos. SO & 35 North 9TH ST., L. Side.
April 10, lS52.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13
THOMAS PALMER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Where the following goods are received and sold
on commission,
Dried Apples, Peaches, Plums Pears, Cherries,
&c, Green Apples in Barrels or by the Bushel,
Beans, Peas, Cranberries, Onions, Mercer Po-
tatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Shebarks, Chestnuts,
Ground Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, Figs,
Prunes, Grapes, Poultry, Eggs, Butter, Cheese
And all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Pro-
duce.
Philadelphia, Dec, l3, lS5l.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13

S',S HrtIn n,G "1 uac, d.. s. d. do do
One hundred pounds viii co,cr equally well as much
surface rs 100 lbs. Of White Lead they 2j per cent
Tie HlNc WurG Is rapidly surer cting White Lead,
which it possesses many advantages il is winter
and M r, beautiful than the White L4ll cs not tur,
yell w, even when exposed to su!puruus vapur--has
un smells mt Injurious to hcaith aud is fit du-
rohe.
XlNc BEowN .xD BLACK PAINTS ARE roru WEATHER
ANp fRE rRooF.-ihc best covering fr outside work
durci. adapted to buildings Of \yo d. brick ar
st1nci1 iyucca, crnmgc bodies. bridges and machinery
t. the ius vessels, anchors Cias, aud all other Iron,
work uu hu3d ship-tn boilers. smoke tlcks and
water luEsto ilon tin, aud other rot fling iron shutter
d,prs a,d Rulings. Hnc fences. bridges SC
For lrin Surfaces this Paint is especially valuable
MS ii forms galvonic connection, and entirely prevents
rust.
rnntcd not t. turn yellow, and viii retain their crign
brlliancy much longer than White Lead any ,f the
earthly pigments npw IN use The certificates from tn,
who have used these Paints such t. satisfy the rub
lie that they Invaluable The allcSt chemists If
France and this cunry have eslhcd to the superiority of
Hnc over Lead Paints, MS ~ durability hcalthun,ss aud
beauty They have been adlped by hc French Guvein-
mcni, by The cGp'Ta9,n Of New York. and are now cx-
Of the largest Military and Marine DepDts.
PHILADELPHIA GAS WORKS, MAY Is, ISL
Mcssrs T. c. JoNEs & o--Geucmn-Ilaving made
several trials of your Brown Zine Paut in vari meth
ods calculated to test It's protective qualities upon wp'd
and metal have the satisfaction tu state that the results
have been highly tavnrohlc. The paint covering well!
drying quickly, and possessing greater tcnacv especially
upon non, thGu Iny other paint with which | am ia
miliar
Yours, truly Jonv C. CREssox
The undersigned having nscd the Zine Paints referred
to concur in the fnegoni; opinion.
Morris, Tasker * Morris
lteanct, Nenlic Co, Penn Works.
Iames T. Sutton K Co.. Franklin Iron Works
j. II. Dean, T. :. Dry Dock
tV- Dealers supplied nube terms by the Agents
of the Company.
&c. JONES & Co.
No. Il South WharvCs, fhila.
July II, tSj2-Gm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13
JOHN a. TAXLCR,
Manufacturer Of
Monuments, TOmbs,


AND GRAVE STONES OF THE FINEST
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE.
HI his Old Stand in Northumberland, Pa.
RESPECTFULLY inform the public that all
ia work in his line will be made up OF the very
hest material and finished in the latest style Of
the Eastern cities.
Those in want of such articles well made and
executed in the best style and at the lowest rates,
viii do well to call aud examine before they pur-
chase elsewhere.
May Is, lS52.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13

RLANK Parchment Paper Deeds and blank
~ Mortgages Bonds, Executions, Summons.
&C., for sale by II. b. MASsER.
Sunbury April 90, 1851
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1852-11-13

ANY good, active and intelligent man,
Ia with a small capital Of from $50 10 a
500, can make large profits by engaging ir
the sale of the following
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RAND CONCERT

AT raE
rn..oNiv ERSALIST CHURCH,
nv evening, September oSsh.
rr, MADANlE anna Wins n "a
ofsseo prima Donna from the RovaI fIne.
RI, Paris
III. s;..;. MvNs. GEEIBREL.
s1i'leo Primo Basso from ROYAL Tbe..
IRE, Paris. assisted bv
NIX. sTADDERMHNN
:. ." ne Piano. and
MR.. DE COSTA.
On the Flute
PROGRAM E-Part q
Trio, fer Piano, Violin and Violoncs,,o -,
Messrs Staddernann, Lobmann, and Roster
Suiano Ar nom 'eiusaiem... Verdi.
3-Aria, from the capuletti. Beiiini
Mad Widemann.
Mr. Genbrel
o-Fantasie, for Flute and Piano, upon Themafrom
Lucia de Lamermoor,
Messrs De Costa and Staddermann.
Gil Canto d'ltaia. Goraia;on;
/. Mad Wideraann.
7-Grand Duo, from Senliramis .Rossins
Mad Widemann and Mr. Genibrel 4
Part 3.
Trio. Second Part.
2-Ma Psquta.. ..-.-.............H anou
Mr. Genib.el.
3-Grand Aria Della Semiramide Rossiai.
/, Mad Widen ann.
4-Stances a 7 Eternite. Defscrte.
Mr. Geoibrel.
o-fiorlta..... PimeaI.
Mad Widemann.
6-Grand Duetto, from Puritani Bel.ini.
Mad Widemann ara Mr. Genlorel
Tickets 81, to be found at the Music Stores. the
principal Hotels, and at the Door.
The Piano is from the Store of Mr. TAYLOR.
Doors open at 7-Concert to commence at 8
o'clock. se3 7-a,*
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EDUCATION.

4. J. O. f.. BENNRTT,s sCHOOL
-. - !. VII reopen on Monday. October /, Is5a In
s.s osidlng lon FRANKLIN, between 9th and 9TH
slesu1 occupied BY him during the last scholastic
year. Mr. =. considers himself particularly fortu
nae n,, N having secured The services Of Mr. ].
Ivy, . graduate Of Trinity College, Dublin--a
y wh man OF undoubted literary attainments az
chsrsc .es WIN the highest certificates of moral
n,ss;cs, r. Mr. Lowry will auperiniend the Mathe.
s Isacai Department and assist Ia the classi.s ..
aus, 3 IN the commercial branches. -
be- sry pupil sufficiently advanced 10 Ene.h will
or hisb 20 pursue the study of either the French
Charge Jo' ERICA tAevs riA be no extra
Ma,hmsM;Hieber Enslish branches classic. and
Mathemssies az go; higher Engli.h branches and
pei session Of ten months, one half naraSIa sao
Sc .z soo me remainder on the lst Of March
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DIR. MAUPIN's SCHOOL.
Aitn street, between DIarshoII 80
Streefs $3.50 Ssoy

''HE next session will commenc. or uor
me 4th OF October. and continue Ten .,on,I
me plan OF instruction embraces . thara.s.,
course In the Engtish branches, Aacient n,d 1oIg
Lang aoees, Mathematics and CAeraistru T tvae,n
vsnsed pupils viii have an opportunity Of a,tendins
sne Lectures on Chemistry at the Medical CoIIenes
These lectures will be given at O'Clock in the
from ordinary school duties. ~ ~''ensageo
The Principal will gre instruction 10 Mathern,,
ics, Chemistry, &c; Mr. P. H MONTAGUE in An.
clent Languages, &C. and Mr.. j. MICHARD in
Modern Languages. ="
Y Strict discipline will be enforced.
IERMs-For the English branches, Classics ap,
Mathematics, $50; for one Modern Language. 500:
and Tor two, s3o per session OF ten months payable
half In advance and the balance ON the lst of March
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
The Principal with the view of having his own
sons well taught in the elements of knowledge
Spelling, Reading, flirting, Sc-has determined to
establish Primary department in connection with
his School. Fer this department separate room
viii be provided, and competent assistant EN-.
ployed, who will devote his attention exclusively
to 1t. 1t will be under the general supervision of
the Principal. Only limited number Of pupils will
be admitted, and the fee will be $50 per session of
ten months. Sc 95-lm
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
THRUST SAT- an V17u.p-rs!

ACST SALE DE VALUABLE Pro
= PERTY.-By virtue of deed Of tru.t $3.50. 49,.
ted to me BY Valentine HecLier and Wiz d.. sxs g
18th day OF January. 1854, and recorded q ~
Clerk's Once of Henrico County, the 29th d.v -
the same month, shah, on MONDAY, the 4th dsy
ct October 1852, at the hour Of half past O'clock
10 the evening proceed TO sell at public auction to
sne nisnest bidder, part OF the property conveyed
BY said deed, AZ fellows, to wiz: The House and
Lot on Broad street. In the city of Richmond known
a. Brackets Tavern; and On TUESDAY, the 5th
day OF the came month, (October) ct the hour
snail proceed sell two and hall acres frore or
less) OF enclosed Meadow Lend at Rockets, partly
In the county Of Henrice and partly 10 the city OF
X chmond, and which will be divided into iots 10
exit purchasers, if desired
Upon the Brackett's Tavern there is a lien for
three thousand six hundred and fifty dollars in Ia
vor Of G w. Toler, payable on the 23rd day
OF October 1852
The rer--s of the sale will be: for the Rockets
property one third cash, and the residue on credit
u Twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the Gay OF sale For the Bracelets Tavern proper-
y the sum OF three thousand six hundred and iiftv
ooiars, payable on tue 23rd day of October, 1851.
ana tne residue eighteen months from the dsv of
sais, with interest from that day.
~, neeouso.e notes viii be tequIred from the pur-
sua.eis ior the credit insta!ments, and ,.eeds of
rust upon the property sold to secure the payment
OF said instaments f1' -Ae-''
ne trustee will only convey such title as il in
,-' sal. g. A. MYERS, Trustee.
z
AND FOR SALE NEAR RICBMOND.
- oner the ABOVE FARM, situated two miles .fom
tne city, on the main road leading to the New
pios.s Joining the lands of Mes.rs. Row. PARK.
al,I, Doya' roe aud others. TIE track contains 200
acres, l2o cleared and well improved the balance
s ees bv buildings consist Of dwelling
an once IN the yard l will sell for cash r credis
ana ana tsae In payment Stocks, either BANK corpora
ton State or Railroad, and would, In Dart ,ske res
estate IN the city. Ny crop of wheat on portion
bushels can be seeded this fall If NOT sold 80"
~ 1t Will be offered at public auction, on The nron
ises, OF FRIDAY, the LIST day OF October nexts ar
O'Clock, and if not sold On that day, viii be rented
out in lots the ensuing year.
JOSEPH STARKE, Hanover
Sale to be conducted by ToLER d. CooK
Sc 27-dtds
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.IELEGRAPHIC NEWS
IhAksMITTED FOR THE DAILY nIsp 1Tc1
Late and lmpertaat from a1ero. ! .=.=

,,.: DosToN, Sept. 81.
Ad'ices from Buenos Ayrss to The a,h :,
August have been received. Urquixa had oe-
ticially recognized the Independents. of D..
quay, and had concluded treaty of commerc.
for the free navigation OF the rivers Paragu.v
and Parana. All the provinces Of the Argen.
tine Confederation had given in their adhesion
to the national organization.
Advices from Port au Platte state that the
barque Archibald, from Bordeaux for New Or.
leans, was wrecked on the LIST of September,
near that place. The vessel was total loss,
but the crew and a portion of the cargo we've
saved.
An attack was daily expected fro,u So
louque.
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THE GRAND SOIKEKS
OF
KU N K ELS

NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
Displaying all the beauties of ong and
Dance,
TOGETHER WITH WIT, HUMoR AND BURLEsQUE.
Chaste, Refined and Amusing.
WILL CONTINUE EVERY EVENING,
AT ODD.FELLOWS, HALL.
The Troupe now presents an array Of talent un-
equalled
II. X. johnson Harry I.ehP
rem Lehr w. Ii. Morgan
e. Washington Gill Geo. III. Hill
Geo. kunkle Master FIoyd
And the young American Balladist
MASTER ADAMS,
(Author OF Don't be angry Mother" "Poor Old
Uncle Joe," &c)
Admission 70 cents-Doors open quarter be.
fore o'clock.
Sc 2-f JOHN T. FORD Assnt
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TERRIBLE FATALITY.-Nearly the entire
7opalation Of Melville, Grant county, Wiscon-
en- has been swept away By either the cholera
U sai? fever. In one family six, and in ano-
tier the majority of The members have died.
The disease was communicated to the place
~ party of emigIants, who passed through
G,aatinto Bad AK county, losing large num-
Der Of their company, and in some instances
leaving them dead on the road, without any
Effort 10 bury them.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
HOUSE AND LOT ON I'D STREET A

IL AUCTiON.-WIll be sold on Friday next,
the Let October at o'clock in the afternoon, upon
the premises, that irume House and Lot On the
west side of 2d between Marshall and Clay Streets
now Ia the occupancy of MIR John Marsh. The
house contains three or four rooms, and Is in tol.
cradle order The lot fronts % feet six inches and
runs back 1870 feet.
TERMS -ODe.third cash, balance at and 8
months, with interest and deed OF trust to secure
the deferred payments
se25 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Auct.
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From the Fisheries.

BosroN, Sept. 81.
Late intelligence from the fishing grounds
shows that the British cruisers continue 10
modest the American fishermen. The mack
erel Fisheries will fall short Of their usual
yield at least one half.
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NEW YORK MARKETS Sent. 81

NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept. 81.
Sales of 1880 bbls. FLOUR, State brands, at
81 3la$4 A; Southern 81 50a$4 81 Sales
Of 10000 bushels red WHEAT at 95a97c; white
81 o.. 10000 bushels mixed Corn sold to-.
day at 69a70 cents.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.

VACANT LOTS On CLAY STREET,
v ADJOINING THE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
AT AUCTION.-Wiil be sold on "Wednesday
nexrlhe 18Th sept, at 1t o'clock in the afternoon,
upon lne premises, TWO vacant Lots ON the south
side OF Clay between 10th and 18th streets. These
lots front 20 feet each and run back 100 feet TO q
less width. These lots being immediately on the
Central Railroad and also near to the heart oil the
city, are well located for the storage OF wood, lum
Der &C, OF building purposes.
Terms One third cash, balance at end ~
months for notes wi b interest added, and deed
OF trust or the,ttle retained until the payment OF
tne last note.
So * JAMES M TAYLOR, Auct.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-We regret to
ean that Mr.. Robert F. Brown, of Wes.more-
land, was SO seriously injured by fall from
his carriage on Sunday night, the 10Th instant,
that he expired early the next day. Mr.. Brown
had been at church al Lebanon, and was re-
turning home when the accident occurred
The deceased was we'll known and highly
esteemed in this and the adjacent country, and
lis sudden aud unexpected demise will cast
gloom over large circle offrends an acquain-
lanCes-Fred Herald
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-28

Rev. A. L. Fossil is said that Parson
Foss, OF New Hampshire. has gone South to
ste Gen. Houston for libel in charging him
with having been in the State prison for horse
stealing.
Henry Fellers, blacksmith by trade, was
iAe person killed by the explosion Of cans
n3n at The reception ofGen. sscott,at Columbus,
Ono.
Col. VIM. Preston is the Wing nominee for
Congress in The Louisville district, vice Mar
snail, resigned.
A man named Bradley has been arrested in
Upton county, Miss, charged with numbering
rs step>daughter.
On Thursday 600 bushels of new rice were
received at Savannah, Geo., being the first of
the season.
Madame Sontag is the mother of eight
oh ldren, and one Of them married lady.
The tavern of r. l.. Pritchett, in Green
county, Va, was consumed by fire on the 18th
inst.
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LEAiNUNUN law sCHUOL.

LEAiSCsfUN Law SCHuOL.
VHE fourth session OF the Subscribers Law
l. School will commence on Monday the 25,h day
OF October next and terminate on Saturday the
10th day OF March, 1853. Gentlemen desiring de.
tailed information as to the plan of instruction
adopted In my School, text books, expenses, &c.
Will promptly receive, in reply to their enquiries,
pilLted circular letter communicating the deAired
Information.
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH
Lexington. Va, Aug. l2, 1852.
All 2S-oawt
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
A
SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
ChALk'S OH STANN

To.day.-Bel Air SO. Capitals: of $4,000, l
of 5UOO, of $780, of 1898, 20 OF $50, 70 Of 400,
DC. 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets $5-shares
in proportion
Also, Pa,apsco, 259.-Capitals: ! of $4,000, /
of 1000, OF $40, &c. Is numbers and ID drawn.
Tickets 81
In Patapsco 257. of Saturday, S A SO, sold and
paid.
se % SMITH
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- The ChevaIer Pereira de Sodre, late
asrse d'Aliairs of Brazil, left Washing ION
q Saturday last for New York, where he will,
i,h his family, embark for his own coun-
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~ Cure for Dyspepsia.-The public will |

~ Cure for Dyspepsia.-The public will
1e4i IN nind that BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-.
Mum DI1"TERS are the most untailing remedy for
The Of Dyspepsia that has ever been offered to
al american public AS evidence of this fact,
tAe proprietor has now in his possession number
q certificates from of our OWE citizens, who
lave und speedy reiiet from this annoying dis
ease, after various other remedies have proved I'm.
succes-tu. Al a cure for Cholera Morbus, Bilious
Elections, D!arIEuel, Summer Complaints of chill
lFea, Sour Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion,
aud other diseases arising from impure blood, de-
3lity ami disorders Of the digestive organs, these
Bites have NO equal. The proprietor, living in
ne immediate vicinity of Richmond, where he is
wei. known 10 all, would not have the presumption
T. recommend his BlteTs reliever OF the above
diseases had he not thoroughly tested their re-
Variable curative powers; but being satisfied that
ley are just the medicine needed at all times and
" both SEXES ne tesls that he would be doing a
yuoc Injustice, did ne not taEe the sary steps
ei ao.e al 10 profit by the of them. Price so
'-:ils per bottle. For sale by
PURCELL, bADD &; CO, A. BODEKER. ADIE
+ GRAY, BENNETT i BEERS, and GAYNOk
WOOD, Main street: IL. BLAIR, WIN P LADp
snd SEABkOOE d REEVE. Shockoe Hill, CHAS.
SALLsFAUGH, and THOMAS d. MCCARTHY.
Sc "
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Fatal Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 81.
Judge mcfarland was accidentally killed
near Hollidaysburg, tosday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-28

The Grand Lodge of the U. States,
. Q. 0. F., edjourned ON Saturday morning
st, to meet in Philadelphia the next session.
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MAINE ELECTIoN.-lt is now ascertained
that Inc democratic candidates tor Senators in
Oxford county are elected. This will make
Inc Senate stand at the opening, Ii wings, il0
temocrats. The House will stand 60 wings,
y democrats. The democratic majority on
Congress ticket is $50.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
=. ~. ,,ners Give detailed accounts OF

- The papers give detailed accounts OF
.,b,siss,ic receptions of Gen. Scott in
w Nest. The greatest demonstration took
u, "a, town called Manchester, in Ohio
pass ,'.,.s the landing was spread broad ban
''' hearing the inscription, "One hundred
Is. .s for Old Chippewa" After going ashore
=. Scott is reported to have said:
c.,;,ons Of Manchester. am not travelling
~..,n making speeches, nor for polite al pur-
- hat as citizen OF our common country,
iH'1lnyed as have ever been actively in her
@tcs Rat whenmy heart is touched. my
'r.,,,se TO remain silent. The banner spread
n,eyts calls up memories which al.
~ affect me: aud scenes which know ma
80 Won Yourselves have witnessed, and
n,s IN which YOU have borne honorable
NJ, time is brief; but fiom my heart
81 Won for the Kind welcome you have Civ.
,ts,el!er. and an old soldier, who has
many wears in the service OF his coun-
IN old man, GO years Of age, who was one
.f.eo earliest settlers in that section of Ohio,
80 mere introduced to Gen. Scott. He said /:
General, hope God will spare nv life long
.e,,sh-ior the last vote shall ever castle
...,sl 10 place the hero OF his country in the
hest office she has 20 bestow.
The General appeared much affected at the
.- thusiasm of the old veteran.
- The Cleveland Herald gives the fol-
wing particulars OF a heavy robbery, here
Store announced:
Las, evening f. g. Mckie, of Troy, N. Y,
800, buver we'll known in this section of the
-ug,fv. was robbed of $iS,9 He had
.gced the money. three packages, between
IL mattresses of his bed in his room at the
4 tdiel House, and on going 10 his room at
ne o'clock, found the money missing. Mr..
ike had been accustomed to place his
.gney in his bed, as on yesterday Tor many
ears. and always until yesterday with safety.
/. was about TO leave for Pittshurg this morn
z. A reward OF $4,000 is offered for the re-
very OF the money.