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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-12
DAGuERRForYpFs.

THE undersigned respectfully announces that he viii
L remain In this city shor 10 tme and will be happy
10 receive ut his ROOM such ladies' and gentlemen may
desire Lkenesses Of thems elves friends children
neatly executed and set In ocke.s breast-piD finger
rings or plain and fancy cases IN the very best style
Ladies and gentlemen invited TO cali and examine
specimens and are assured picture is allowed TO
pass from his unless It is ia every ps rficular en-
trely satisfactory to the sitter wei the 4 rst
Rooms In Fosters building, formerly occupied BIZ
Webster q Miles. rdecld1 FJ-CHAPTaN
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FIRM AND TaN-YAkD FO SALE.
IA THE UNDERSIGNED offers at private ~.
15llc<I slls his Farm, situated the Prince $500
lalEf1 ton road, three miles from Evansville S<FA
,llsEi and about mile from the Railroad - -z-S,-
This comprises about sixty with good frame
house and barn it, and about twelve under cu
tivaon. II every particular desirable location
will also sell the Ten Yard the above farm. having
thirty ayaway vats houses. DC bark, and every thing
necessar ~ for immediate work. The Farm Tany ard
will be sold separate together 20 sit purchasers.
For terms further particulars inquire at the farm OF
MARSHAL McMURRAN.
Refer to JOHN INGLE. Jr.. Z Evansville Ind.
dec3l JANIS LAUGHLIS5 e' ~
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JOHN c. MsTTHEWs.
WIN Il G. "A R Fla CTOR ".

Sycamore ST., 6etloeen Water and First streets.
iyHE subscriber has estai shed Vinegar Factory al
Il Messrs. Zahn & Wiinan's Liquor Store, 1t the
above location, where families and dealers may obtain
best quality Of Vinegar :; less than Cincinnati prices
His Vine will be equal tie best manufactured in
the West He invites attention Of the public his
mandatory. (dec3-6ml J. c. MATTHEWS.
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FgEsHrAMrLY GROCERIES,.

ISAAC KEENAN, has hand large and vel,
sorted stocks of Groceries, Liquors and Queensware
and constantly making additions ev,ry thing
in his line.
Fresh supplies of Butter Cheese Eggs and Vegetables
OF all kinds constantly on hand, and will be sold
small advance cost prices.
Country Produce taken IL exchange fer goods the
highest cash price paid, nov27
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WASHINGTON, Jan. s.

The Intellgencer publishes letter from
Mr. Clayton enclosing correspondence with
Senator King, dated July 1850, in VIII; CHI,
in reply to the question as to the understand
ing OF the Senate of the treaty relative to
Central America, Mr.. KING says the Senate
perfectly understood that the treaty did not
include the British Honduras, but we should
be careful not to use any expression " hich
would seem to recognize the right of England
to any portion of Honduras.
Mr.. Clayton complains of the violent at
tack upon him in the Senate, ard says he re-
called Christopher Hampstead, appointed by
Polk as consul to Central America, in order
to prevent the possibility of any charge
against General raylor's administration of
having recognized the English authority in
British Honduras.
lie also furnishes an extract of a letter TO
Bulwer. in which he distinctly denies tn re-
cognition of the British title, but without af-
firming or denying it, leaves it an open ques-
ton Us he found it.
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H. NELSON.
D. wooLsEY.
UCT ION.
WOOLSEY 81 NELGON.

XNTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks, Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions dxc. Particulariaen-
ton given TO the ale all descriptions Of Goods Rega
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on Consgnments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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r. II. r.
ITS MODUS OPER.4.NDI.
TT Inst ntly Stops Panl
i II Instantly Checks Diseased
1t Instantly Removes It's Cause u!
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
VIII Stop most Tormentiny Painsl
Will Alay the most EXcruciating Cramps and Spasms
Will Soothe the most Violent lrritations!
in Re SIinutesi
Throughout the United States, many hundreds of the
most obstinate cases of
Rheumat:sm' Soui,
s ss9I JOiai., BRUISES BRUISES
Lameness, Spinal Complaints
Chill Fever, Ague Cake.
:. Ii Hourly Cures Thousands of
Darrhea, Cholera Morbns,
pysenlery, Cramps and spasms,
Tic Dooreux, Coughs and Colds,
Sour Stomach, influenza,
Bad Breath. Tightness of the Chest,
Sick Stomach Biliousness.
- 1t Instantly Cures
Tens of Thousands of the most Excruciatng Pains
in few moments
Pains in the Back,
Pains in the Shoulders,
Pains in the Muscles,
Pains in the joints,
Pains around the Heart,
Pains around the Liver.
Pains around the Kidney, 80 -'--..
Pa rs in the Head. the Face, the Feet, the Arms.
Side, and Stomach,
Neuralgia Pains
Nervous Pains
Rheumatic Pains
Sciate Pains,
Syphitic Pains, f'ts
Sharp and Acute Pains. Heavy and Grumbiing Pains;
Aches of all kinds
F Faes Ache Asns' T ToG aI aeSe.
Spinal Complaints
Are suddenly Relieved FROM all Painful feelings by
r. X. X. Relief.
CRlPPLES!'
LEAP FOR JOY!
The Crippled and Bed ridden ere instantly relieved
by the X. k. X.
We have cases where the crippled and stifjonted
hobbe their way to our Laboratory. to received its
soothing influence
And Walk away. Rejoicing
In the Quick and Sudden Efficacy OF the X T. X.
+istsis.
We guarantee that in ninety nine cases out of one
hundred Radwavs Reauy Relief will 10 all that is
set down. One trial will prove its efficacy The
ment is applied il arrests the progress Of diseased
ton, aud instantly allays irritation. ty
X. II. r. is sold for 20 Cests per bottle, so cents
and 81 per bottle.
Genuine Relief.
Each bottle tie be genuine must bear TIE fac smile
On the Label, AND THE LETTERS
BLOWN IN THE GLASS.
General Agent for the State of Kentucky = Edwin
Norris wholesale druggist Louisville; also, for sale by
Raymond & Patten, ih street. and l. p Blackwell, 81
street.
John C. Davie and Seribner & Devo New Albany
c. II. Clarke Vineennes Wallng 81 Ely. Princeton F..
e SURE. irusgst Madson and all respectable DIR giss
throughout the United States and Canadas.
WOOLSEY d LlNCK, Agents,
Evansville, Ind.
RADWAY Il CO.,
novl9 162 Fulton ST.. New York.
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MAILS sTRpsT pRoprprv

NJ AT ,STN6,5T FRCPEHTY
INOR SALh.-Perscns DESTROYS of securing the VERY
best business locations be obtained in the city
Of Evansville would do wei to CALL without delay on
the Undersigned who Is the agent of Mr. James Rogue,
for the sale Of the Public square property
JNo. !. CHANDLER
novl7 Real Estate Agent.
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Lamasco Steam F6rn 4ture factory.
WHOLBSA r RETAIL. -. >.

=sszE-rj Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL 81 KLlNTWOKr
--rs.S would inf)rm the public that having recently
~ established in IaInasco City, Steam Furniture
- Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus BedseaGs Wardrobes and several other kinds
Of Furniture by sea thus enabling them TO furnish these
articles lower than be purchaser elsewhere in this city,
and at Cincinnati Faetory prices Their work in every
respects equal to that OF the Cincinnati factories.
They also prepared 10 do Turning work ofevery des
cripon, and will be prepared to furnish country
faotureTs " th what they desire in this particular The
tenon OF those wanting Furniture called to the work oil
this Factory.
The wareroom is or Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties,
besides all other kinds OF Furniture. at the room.
ldec28-iyl
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BosToS, Jan. S

Gen. Pierce and wife are at Andover.-
The funeral of their son will take place to-day
Il Concord
The American powder works blew up yes
terday killing men, $50 kegs of power ex-
ploded.
There was great excitement in the Legis-
lature to-day owing to the coalition attempt
ing to postpone filling the vacancies. The
two Houses are in convention. r..-.lr-
Owing TO large number of counterfeiters
being traced to this city, the police have
just arrested an engraver named w. Wilson,
and have seized at his place of business a
number of counterfeit dies, coin, plates OF
OF different banks, which have lately been
counterfeited, unsigned bills of banks here to
detect counterfeits.
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FURNITURE.

CfOPAS, Divsn, Center dining Bres kfast and Gard
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Ayon6 Marble top Dressing 90 ene'oseu
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and MAI
iresses. Also large and general sssortneht OIL "ooe'
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low 0y ,zo>-
sug23-lyd "ooLshf N6LoON'
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novl7


Main street near the Washington House,
g. HAS Just received large and well selected
El assortment of Cooking and Parlor Stoves, of the
80 latest and most approved patterns, which he viii
y = sell astonishingl, low.
Also all kinds of Tin, Sheet lion, Brass and Copper
Ware, store trimmings, &c, &c. Also most splendid
assortment Of Britannia Ware, embracing Tea and Coffee
Pots, Cream Pitchers Sugar Bowls. Candle Sticks,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Castors Tongs, &C., which
we will take pleasure in showing to the public. Call and
see my wares. novll
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1ELEGRAPIIIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
ARRIVAL oFTHE DANIEL WEBSTER.
NRw ORLEANS, Jan. Z.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan.7.
The Daniel We ster has arrived from San
Francisco with dates Of the 18th ult
Heavy rains had flooded the interior. -
Flour sold at $40. Rye flour S35. No.
lasses 35c. Boston syrup Csc. Butter 3sc.
Hogs 32c. Brandy declined &C..
The clipper ship Sea Witch arrived Dec.
9th, in los days, the Sam. Russell in us
days, and the Seaman in 1877 days.
A large part of the city of Shasta was de-
stroyed by fire on the 2Sth of November
Loss 100000. Catherine Hayes had an
immense triumph. I he first choice of seats
sold for 8 100 premium. The first legal ex-
ecution in San Francisco occurred on the
10th. There is little doing in the mines,
owing to the floods.
-. The Northern Light sailed for New York,
on the LIST, with 200 passengers.
The ship Brown of New Bedford was lost in
the Arctic, Sept. %. The cargo of 1900
bbls oil was lost. The officers and crew
were saved.
Honalula dates are to the 10th of Novem-
Der. A serious riot occurred By an American
sailor being accidentally killed. The other
sailors burning the station house and harbor-
masters office before the riot was quelled.
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To REAE EsrArF.BUYEwS.

AS1se-,r7rT-TIs Ev ANSvrLLE & PETER :
-. -1S$z --s--S---zB yRGH CANAL PACK ct.
fINHE NEW AND SPLENDID CANAL PACKET
Il 30. s<Owiey, GLASGOW, Master, will run the
ensuing season regular packet from Evansville
Petersburgh aud Intermediate landings II is expected
that she Will be able commence running in the fore
part of January far the reservoir in Gibson county
and extend her trips to Petersburgh and Washii gton
rs the canal is completed As her owners have
used every exertion 10 have their boat completed
ready 70 business the canal in navig bic
order, they hope the public will award to them liberal
patronage.
For freight or passage apply to
ROWLEY q GLASGOW.
dec22wtf Or the owners ON board.
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TEWELRY e. NoTIoNS.-Earrings, Finger rings.
u Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, steel
Reeds and Cans Brushes Combs Purses. Fame, Soaps,
Aecordlans Voins Pictures and various other notions
for sale by -
aug % IN HOOLoEf N NEboON-
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

RA1bROAO NOI1C6.-
DOCKS WILL BE OPENED for the reception Of
b subscriptions to the capital stock Of the ALTON,
MoUST CARMEL NEW ALBANY RAILROAD COMPANY.
the first Monday in February next, at the following
places, TO wit at the stores Of James LaughB aud Craw
ord Bell in the city of EVANSVILLE at the store Of Joseph
Devin ia Princeton. Ia at the stores of X. & w Pfr
nson and Jaouess IL Turner. in Mount Carme.. Hin ois
and at the stores Of Horace A WOodw III aud William
Powmah, in the town Albion, Illinois.
BY order OF tie Board of Directors,
F. B. THOMPSON, President;
VICTOR b. BELL, Secretary.
MouSr CARxEL, H., Dec 81, 1852 decor
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n. G. TWECHELL d CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,


THIS long established house confDe their attention
Il strictly TO sales and purchases commission and TO
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofore given them. @novl0 dow1y
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BALTIMORE, Jan. s, NJ.

No Mail south of Mobile-no news. The
schooner Jas. Fisher, was wrecked near the
breakwater in he Delaware. The Captain
and one of the crew persisted.
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ADAMS & CO.'S EASTERN. WESTERN
sttaz-s rz5zz7
.stssr Ssfs7SST
AND FOREIGN EXPRESS,

TINE public arc respectfully informed that we are now
prepared TO give increased facility and dispatch Tor
trai sporting aud from the East merchandise, packa.
ge parcels bank notes. aud specie. and assure all
who patronise quick dispatch throughout the year,
having railroad communication from Cincinnati to the
East Each express in charge OF trusty messengers,
with iron safe for better security OF vaiu
abies.
We collect ills notes, drafts fill orders for goods,
or paw bills in places where we have offices.
Expresses for 1T, Louis, Madison, indianapolis, GIN
cfnna Cleveland, Piusburg and al parts OF the East
leave daily at 10. A n -s--
For Lexii gton and Frankfor at P. NJ.
For California by each mail steamer from New York
ADAMS IL co.
S. A. JONES, Agent.
dec3I 80 DIFF Office $50 Main ST., Louisville,
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WASHINGTON, Jan. s,

The Inauguration of the Jackson statue
was an imposing spectacle. Business was
suspended in the Executive Departments and
both houses of congress had adjourned to at
tend its preparation. The various civil and
military associations of the district and seve-
raj military companies from Baltimore, be-
sides many strangers from distance, partici-
pated in the affair.
The Presidents first levee was held last
night.
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LAW NOTICE..
HtoNRAD BAKER will continue 10 practice Law In
1.-The ircut ourts of Vanderburgh and the adjoin.
ing countless also in the supreme Court of the State and
the Circuit and istrct Courts of the United states
for the Indiana District. Oce in Brys Block. First
81. eet. 81.
Evansville, Nov. IL, 1852 decl36m
- LAW NOTICE.
TIL MAS E. GARVIN, Attorney at Law Evansville
l. Indiana. Cfice in the room heretofore occupied
by Baker q Gsrvin, in the Court House.
November IL, 1852. decl36m
SAW MI IL T OR SALE At AUCTION
rINHE STEAM SAW MILL lying on Pigeon Greek,
i just below his city. and owned by Johr A. & Gle
ments Reiiz, will be sold at auction MONDAY Jan
uary "a. at II o'clock, A. NJ. About seven hundred
Saw-logs will be sold at the same time. first rate
chance for speculation is offered in this SALE the
mill is well located and I'm good running order.
Terms, &C., made known on the day of sale, or by
application before 10 the owners.
PAN persons indebted to the firm viii please make
immediate pay ment and those having accounts against
it will present them without delay.
dec2:-ts* JOHN A. & q. REITZ.
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LITE Arrival.
I = BIS Fresh Carbon seeds for sale at Wholesale
q for which will take Rags, feathers, white beans
beeswax venison chickens, &c, in exchange.
dec4-3m THOMAS HEADEN.
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COLUMBUS, Jan. 8.
The Democratic State Convention met
this morning. Att caucus meeting last night
fight occurred between the Miamis and
Sanbricks of Hamilton county.
The trial of the Martha Washington con-
sPlrators is progressing. The testimony FOR
the defence is very contradictory.
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New, YORK, Jan. s, NJ.

tHat UH DtC TO, jas. hOss sedIIIHH UI DdItI-
more, fell from the fore yard upon the deck
and was killed.
The Atlantic sailed to-day.
CONCORD, Jan. 8.
:, The New Hampshire Legislature adorned
to-day.
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Regular Packet.

THE firm of Baker & Garvin is dissolved bv mutual
i consent BY reason of the election OF the Senior
partner the Judgeshp of the Court Of Common Pleas
All suits heretofore commenced undertaken by the
firm will be carried If dissolution had taken
place. ersons indebted TO or having unsettled ac-
count with tho 1rm requested 10 settle with Mr..
Garvin without delay Co. AID BAKtr,
5000 THOMAS 4. GAVIN.
evansville Nov. IL, 1852. decl3-3w
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BAMTIMoRE, Jan. 5.
The. Governors of Virginia and Mary
land have consented TO attend the railroad
opening to Wheeling on the 10TH
= The argument on the petition of Rachael
Parker Tor her freedom, who, it is alleged
was kidnapped from Chester co., PIT, and
claimed as slave, commenced Yesterday.
About seventy witnesses were present from
Pennsylvania. Judge Campbell, Attorney
General OF Pa, and Judge Bell of Pa, and
WIN. Norris of Baltimore are empl,yed by
the Pa Legislature to appear for the petit
toner.
New YORK, Jan. g.
L. NJ. Gottschalk, the American pianist;
is on board the steamship Humboldt, bound
for this port.
Mr.. G.. has been in Europe for several
years. Before leaving Spain he received
sore handsome presents from the Queen,
and was decorated with the order of Isabella
and made chevalier of the lion. He will
give concerts here shortly after his arrival.
a letter from London, dated the 18th, an
nounces that the resignation of the ministry
has been accepted.
Hon. Charles Atheson and Sidney Web
ster, private secretaries of Gen. Pierce
arrived here last night, and left for Washing
ton this morning.
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Observation-Disclosures SHIELDS

BuTFALo Thursday Sept. %, 1883.
The following Wig nominations have been mnde in Erie
County. lid Dstriot-For Assembly, Rollin Germaine
State Delegate Warren Grange. WITH District-For As
sembly. =, son Hatch.
The Democrats Of the Id District have nominated Elijah
Ford the hardest kind of Adamaniine for the Assembly
Judge Mulleti of the Supreme Court lies dangerously ILL.,
and his recovery il considered very doubtful
General Shields passed through this city for the East this
morning lie is in feeble health , but j recovering.
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BOSTON, Ihursdhy, sept y I.oJ
Convention Of working and the friends of an e
fectve Ten Hour Law met in Wsshngtonian Hall day
II was not fully attended very enthusiastic. Putnam
W Taft Of Worcester, was chosen President series
of strong resolutions reported and passed spicy
address 10 the workngmen Of the State was read and
adoIted and the State Central Committee were instructed
TO interrogae all candidates for office plan for district
ing the State for the coming political campaign was also
adouted and missionaries appointed TO go forth 10
I lain the Ten Hour doctrines.
here 1870 Delegates present.
A severe storm still prevails in the Bay
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AtBo s,on. ia. Conrier say..

At Boston, Tks C04r.er ssys,
Bs,iness has been seriously affected b. the t3eesani
rain Notwithstanding next Saturday rtuIn ush, an
have not a. vet been tighened was spprene sH
were very heavy yesterday for cash ss out 's' VIE
AZ arer shsr wa bid for 500 shares OF OZdenourgt
"a 20 days credit and sl4 IS for any part OF ~ saf .
Of Vermont Central by three bidders on sixty da!, erp
but there nc disposition to eel % these
The raA stock could be bOaght at quarter per cent
bser.
melting Of tic stockholders Of the BAek River and
Utica Railroad Company held at the Office Of the cAef
Engineer in Utica on Monday BerEeen 100000 and
ssoocoo Of the stock says T-e U! Gu Hrnh was re-
.euied .nd eve ie IN avSc Of nc in rease Of the
espissl .,c- l TO A.. seocro
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DELEGATE TO TIE WIG STATE CONVENTION.

TItA, IhuTrIiF. y p =, Io'J
Amaziah d. Barber of Verona. was to-day appointed
Delegate to the Wing State Convention. from the Hid
Assembly District Of Oneida County. Mr. Barber i. in
sructed the delegates elected from the other Dis
tts in this County to support Roscoe Conkng for Aor
neY General
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GALE ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

BUFFALO, Thursday, sept %, I-jJ
The brig Northampton and schooner Puritan were lost
Yesterday afternoon, in gale while lying at their dock in
Michigan City Tie former had board 1000 bushels of
wheat and the latter cargo of railroad iron. A great
portion of the dock carried awny and the vessels
driven ashore. The Puritan viii prove total loss,
but The NorhamIton viii be got OH They are insured
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PROGRESS OF THE TRIALS For FORGERY.

CINcINSATI Thursday Sept. %, 1853.
J. = DYE who arrested for redeeming fraudulent
bank notes, fined by the Court $780, which he paid
and was discharged.
The trial of Kssane charged with forgery in the Martha
Washington case will probably go the Jury to night
the Council for the State making his closing argu
menf
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HEAyY STORM AT THE EAST.

EAS1PORT, thursday, sept ~, 1888
Ia the peighboring Provinces of New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia a heavy and it is feared very destructive
storm has been raging for the past two days, in conse
quence of which all communication with Halifax has been
suspended. and there is 40 PM probability that
W. shall hear from that city for time to the
storm has Frustrated large number of the telegraph posts
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FALSE RTM0R

BALTIMORE Thursday. Sept. -, 1853.
The report teegraphed to The Netr- York C0mmarcia
and Post to day preudical to the character Of Mr. Nor
wood Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas, in this city u
without foundation in truth.
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THE CHOLERA IN MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, sept. 20, 1853.
The Cholera has entirely disappeared from Cumberland
but Is prevailing violently at Sharpsburgh Nd.
The Cumberland Coal trade fast week amounted to
500 tuns The Canal in good order and large bust
is
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THE SLOOP-OF-WAR CYANE

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday. Sept. 90 1853.
The L. = sloop ofwar Cyane from the fishing grounds,
passed the Breakwater this morning. bound 10 this port
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HUyKER MOVEMENT IN OYoNDAGA co.

SYRAcUsE, Thursday, Nept. ., Ir3J.
An address verv numerously signed. and including the
nsmes OF many Of our prominent citizens to appearto
morrow calling on the Adamsntine organize in this
county.