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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

We little thought when we were
speaking last week Of the riots at Erie
that we would be called upon 90 soon to
record more disgraeeful one at home.
There was some apology for their riot,
but there is none for the one OF which
we are compelled TO speak. On isst
Wednesday and Thursday evenings sew.
eral men and boys. with tin pans and
buckets and bells, and whatever could
make hideous noise. undertook TO an
noy portion OF our citizens In some So
eiaI gatherings. We will not detail the
circumstances. but say that our vigilsnt
Prosecutor 10 on the alert for suitable
testimony, and thalhe will be assisted.
IL need be. in the prosecution, by one OF
more able lawyers, and we will soon
know whether such molestations will be
permitted with impunity. The prosecu-
tor may rely upon the countenance ofthe
citizens Of Brookville IN pushing his in
vestigations to the utmost limit and in
inflicting the severest penalty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
Opening Letters.

In The Martha Washington case, on
trial at Columbus. question arose as
to whether an officer had right, under
any circumstances, to break the seal oil
letter addressed to another person.
Judge M'Lean said. that 'if any per-
son opened letter under any prclence
whatever. he was liable TO be prosecu-
ted under the post-otfice laws. Ifsus-
picious letters came, il would be bet.
ter for the postmaster TO send them
to the Department; they had no author
ity to open them, neither had the mar
shall, police, nor that court"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

We are pleased to see the old bridges
over the w. w. v. Canal disappearing,
and new and substantial ones taking
their places. The old ones have been
in use ever since the completion ofthe
Canal, and have been very unsafe for
some time. Hope to see all new ones
from cambridge to Cincinnati ere long.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
nieomIng Grove Currency.

We remember to have heard II insin-
uated that the currency Of our city con-
sisted, principally. Of Lumber and Pot.
ter-ware. Without pleading guilty to
the impeachment. we would say that,
judging from the large establishment
which Is being erected by Messrs. Du-
kate & CHM on Main street, we might
reasonably suppose that Potter's-ware
would soon be quoted ut a premium.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

@Admire with US. gentle reader,
the exquisite pathos and wild, passion
ate sentiment contained in the 70 flowing
lines by dear Tom Moore:-
Go where we will--thls hand 10 thine,
Those eyes upon me smiling thus.
Through good or III, ihro' storm or shine.
Thls world's.a world Of love for Us.
On some calm placid shore we'll dwell,
Where ills no crime 10 love too well;
Where thus to worship tenderIy
An erdng child Of light like thee
Would not be SIM or II Il DO,
Where we might weep our iaults away,
Together kneeIng night and day:
Thou, for my sake, at Alias shrine,
And ! at ANr Gods for thine.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
The Methediss Church Case.
New York. Dec. 8,

The following are the terms Of ad-
iustment of the Methodist Church case:
The Southern section is to receive
the regular dividends with interest,
since the year l845, $40, 900, and the
press at Richmond. Nashville and
Charleston, valued at 1918, 900, all dues
from Southern States, estimated at
$50. 900, and cash Si2i, 900. The
Trustees Of the Book Concern at Gin
cincati, have not sssented, but It is
tholght probably they will.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

The papers received by the Asia rep
resent the war between Turkey and Rus
sis as progressing, with the victories
chiefly on the side Of the Turks. In
consequence OF rains the war on the
Danube is not progressing much. In
Asisths successes Of the Turks were
uninterrupted. They had captured
some important fortrsssss.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
I'll lIlIlIl lnllI!lI.
BRooKvILLE. INDIANA.
rarsAr, DEcrm.rn %, 1854.



II would hardly be fair 10 sketch Lau.
rel ~ II appeared last Saturday 70 us. for
n was raining and showing and blowing
81 q tremendous rate nearly all day -
And, moreover. notwithstanding The
rain, the streets and ssores were 20
crowded with people that we had not
half chance TO SEQ the Lssselltes. ny
instinct OF otherwise the merchants soon
discovered that We were not ~ exten.
sive purchaser, or that we would be
sIow pay, and hey gave u polite invita-.
sions 20 be seated OF something equlvs-
lent, while they talked With The people
We Win pay them for ID some time, BY
dropping IN upon them when the people
are Dot there, and then We will make
ihsm tslk 10 rs. One would think from
the crowds In The several stores that
those merchants mus, sell goods cheap
very cheap. Well perhaps they do.
The new school houss which IL near
" flashed will be an ornament To the
place. aud. II they will adop. the graded
school system, and determine to put u
through, 10 spite Of the friction that they
will discover al first In Il, the citizens
viii have abundant cause Of rejoleing.-
They expect 10 open school In II on the
seeoad day Of January.
wedo not intend TO s,y much al pres
snt. but we are half disposed TO abuse
the Post Master before we quilt. He IL
- good looking and clever looking a
nan Is can easily be iound. but--just
like other people. there 10 that bui In the
way. We intend to make him prove
what he said Of Us, or take II back. or
modify IL. lie said-only think OF Il
reader-he said, and he said Iton purpose
---hs said zoe ssrite seorse than Clarksonl
Shades Ct Black Hawk. We challenge
him to the proof at the next Agricultu-
rel fair Of this county.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

We have been acquainted W it'll many
Post Masters but we have never known
. more faithful one than Mr.. King Of
this place. He is not only up late and
early to accommodate the public, but he
stays all night In the Office, to be on
hands in case Of q fire or an ottempt at
robbery. This is devotion to public
interest that we never kn.w before
Yet there are those who complain. be-
cause he takes time to 90 to his dinner.
A few fast people sometimes complain
that the mail is not opened in q minute.
These would have him devote his entire
salary for the employment Of cl.rk
for their special benefit, for the entire
income Of the Office is less than many
clerks receive. We are glad to see a
disposition upon the part of our best
citizens to render Mr.. King due credit
for his fidelity. s.ls
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

6TThe man who would denounce an
institution because some of its members
may be unworthy, should remember that
in the midst Of our revolutionary gen.
erals, there was an Arnold, and even
with the twelve Apostles there was
numbered Judas.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

nFA little fellow weeping most
was suddenly Interrupted
by some amusing occurrence. He
hushed his cries for moment; there
was a struggle between smiles and
tears; the train Of thought was broken;
"Ma," said he, resuming his shuttle,
and wishing to have his cry out, Ma
--ughl ughl ugh! what was Ierying
about Just noscy"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
Ana x.s...s,..x

Asa little son Of Mr.. Henry Parrot
was ulIghtIng from a colt. hIs foo. be-
came en,angled In tho ssIrrup, and the
colt becoming Scared and running back.
ward, he was violently jerksd TO the
ground, and was forlunaleto escape with
only a broken limb.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
Laghtning gFrnan.
CONVERTIBLE DEC. 20. 1888.
-EptroR.

.vhe- wlsh 70 advertise Ia me Amsrlsha, OF sub.
sefhfn who wlsh 10 sellIs accounts, o. pafspns vho
wnt,to subscribe, will please cell upon NJ. san
fssdst The cosnsFssliie Hank who II ear aKeat a
conneusilie. aI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

6TThe Blooming Grove School, un-
der the management OF Mr.. John MIL
vain, an efficient and popular teacher
began its winter session on Monday,
Dec. 18th.
The School is in a very prosperous
condition.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

6TThe following letter though not
intended for publication. will be read
with interest by most of our readers
There are some that will be shocked at
our taking such liberty with Friend Ed
rington, but they are those who stabbed
him till he left, and even now would kill
him II they could do il with whisky
Poor tender souls how 1t hurts them to
hold up their victims! We have just
began to do il.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 18th, 1853.
Rev. Il. A. GoopwIS. Sir, | am DOM
iciled in this city OF Quaker habits, in
first rate shaving shop at a good salary.
And as | am Secretary of the colored
Temperance Society ard az there is
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

OTA little child died In Trenton, a
short time since, from the effect OF the
bite of spider, and Mr. r. Ramiord, OF
that place, Is now suffering in the same
way. 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

NJ God may have made all men
free and equal. but I know not that he
has sver promised to keep them so.--
Simms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

0TThe rac. Of land belonging 10 the
estate Of VIM. Smith. deceased, has been
sold for nineteen hundred and twenty
five dollars. VIM. l.. Smith was the
purchaser.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

no 1.-The Peoples College" under
the supervision Of Prof. Wiley is pop
ular; more than two hundred students
have already mstriculated. and "still
they come"
01rTscenfy Dollars Reward will be
given for the detection of the person or
persons who mar the tombstones in
the grave yard. Keep a look out for
them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
wn.hingto. news.


The war between the Union and the
Senate. the Sentinel and Union is wax
ing quite warm. The loss Of the spoils
vexes the organ of the administration,
and the gain gives courage and bold
ness to the Sentinel, which begins an
article on Wednesday last thus:
when warrior falls wounded in
battle, he should wrap himself in bis
martial cloak, and lie down in serene
dignity. Torave, rant, writhe, and twist
Ito gasp out abjuration, reproach
and reproof is weak and womanish."
MORE TROUBLE rNrHE CAxp.-Quite
an excitement has been created here
to-day. in consequence of personal
dficulty which has arisen between q
distinguished Democrat Senator and q
member Of the Cabinet, which threat.
enes to result in an ARRAY of honor.
~ Mr.. Gushing and other mem.
bers THE Cabinet, and, we believe,
the President also. have been actively
engaged during the day in endeavor'
ing to settle difficulties. but up to the
present time, unsuccessfully. p
Both Mr.. Gwin and Mr.. Guthrie arc
gentlemen of great resolution. and il
is anticipated there will be some diff.
calty in preventing hostile meeting
Later accounts say that the Difficult.
~ has been adjusted. and there will be
no fight.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

6TThe reafeditor expects to visit our
city on the alst inst. Let US give him
a cordial welcome.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

6r"Birds Of a feather, flock tcgeth-
err" This is one of those old sayings
which everyday experience proves to be
true. When ones associates are known
it is no difficult matter to tell his char
acter. The pure and upright do not
uphold the conduct of the thief, the lib
ertine and the liar; neither do they es-
pouse his cause, "for as the heavens are
higher than the earth," so do the ways
ofyirtue and Of vice lead in contrary di-
rections.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
sale ssIseai E.sase.

Mr.. WIN. Hatfield sold bis farm. con.
slstlng Of 100 acres. last week. TO gem
sleman from Kentucky, for four thou.
sand dollars. This was one of the best
farms In the township, and Ia eons dered
to hav- been sold very low. We un.
derstand Mr.. II. intends trying his for
tune In Minnesota. Success attend
him say we, whIthersoever no my 90.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
fa-POIsoNING. -


thousands Of parents Who use ysfmIfsrs ssms
posed 81 cssier Oh, esiomsi. as.. ere nes swsf~
has while lhey appear 70 bensat ihs patient, thsy
are aeluAll, laying The foundations fora series a.
dlssasos- sueh - ssilssllon, isss Of slxhs. wsss
nsstoflimbs, as.
In another eeiumn will be fsaaa ne ssssrssss
menu iiebeasssk's Medicines 20 which wsssk
10 sitenses ef all directly Interested IN shsls sws
|ssssil ss their chsdfen's health. In Liver Gen.
Pialas aud ell disorders sfsnF IRON lhess o. III
lleas type, should mske zee % The eai, Fessiss
'aedieine, iiohessaekf Liver pills.
---"Be ssf derived, /" bat sst for iIehsnsssk's
Worm syrup and Liver pills. and observe ihsssss
has The the signature Of the Proprietor, IN, NO.
hhksAeN. ss ssss else ere genuine. --.-s
eTiffou want snY nools o. Shoes, 10 10 lIup.
SON. No, afi. walnnt nisset. wholesale msss-
factory, where yea viii ana an,shlsx 10 he Lee
fhesp And good. ~ The case % asssa.
jals oath, iess.-sa-emes
nm. auyso1.f.s ispnovfn sxTs.or a.
" YELLOW DOCK AND sARsFAniLiks
suss asssns sos iiereailas, fsiut
Ihar-ssd@ u oinalsidaals So csrsed ~as
Efeseus eemplaln,s. which siss laharis from shsis
pafenlss The nsa II he ysIlew beck and ssfssps.
Flla will prevent all this aud save = vast sm.s.s
OF misery, aud many valuable lives. fsf thsf-I
onEhly esreis ffnm The system ne latent tslns,
which s The seed Of disease, saa 80 lskss q ne
curse By which The sins OF misfsuune " ths<
parents are 30 onea visited upon he Innocent o.
spring.
Parents owelsse theif thHaren 10 guard shs~
against Tho effects Of maiadie. hat MAJ .
communicated By decent, and shIIafaa of parents.
that have al any time been affected via ceasumd
ton, serofaia OF syphilis, owe u 70 themselves 10
take pfeeauilon a.ainsl The disease bslas revived
In them.
ouyseirs Extract Of yellow Dock and ssfs4ps-
fllIa Il sure anliaole In such eases.
Ir-hee Advertisements
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

~ The only rational liberty is that
which is born Of subjection, reared in
the fear of God and love OF man, and
made courageous in the defence of a
trust and the prosecution of duty
Simms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
Mlutb in YhtIt.
n.rThls number b,gln, Tho heen

6TThis number begins tho hcepfy
secoHf volume Of the American.
nesisisus Nsssee.
Rev. 8. X. ffoshour will preach Lex,
Monday evening At The Methodist
Church and make \ temperance speech
on Tussdsy evening.
kvrhs discussion Of 4 prohibisory
liquor law, 1t Cedar Grove on last Sat
urday night, after q lengthy dlsseus:
sion. was adjourned over 10 Friday
evening. Dec. 25rd.. at which time a
vote will be taken on the resolutions.
New speakers are expected on both
sides. The Ladies arc especially Invi.
ted to attend; and Il h hoped that
the speakers will respect their presence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
''Music hascharms 20 seothe sav-

Very true, and civilized ones. too, as
oil will admit who attend our Singing
Society, which is smoothly progressing
under the control ofour worthy Pastor,
the Rev. II. B. Hibben. Our congre-
gational singing is admitted we believe,
to be as good, ifnot better, than any in
the county, and IL we could prevail on
few to pitch their tunes somewhat
lower. and on others, Ito use common
place exPression,) to not bear on the
bit quite so heavily, we would soon
stand A. No. l. [Who is hiti Ed
Am.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
BrookviIie rr,cc..
I'M RoBERrs, PRODUCE DEALER.
Cedar Grove Prices.
Corrected WEEKLY NJ
CORRECTED WEEKLY M
men $500

J. R. al. t. COOLEY PRODUCE DEALERS.
Wheat 100 cts. per. bu. Oats IS cts per bu-
New orn 30 :. Beef s&6 per h.
sweet Potatoes 10ets Irish potatoes IS cts.
butter 10 cts. per. ID. Eggs 70 cts. per. ID.
Lard 10 cts. per. ID. Coffee lel 4 4 cts. IA.
Sugar cts Feathers 20 cts psr. IL,
Wood 2 90 per cord,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23

6T"Samivel beware of the vimmip. -
This. we believe, was the advice OF
Mr.. Weller to his only son and heir,
but, from appearances, some OF our
young friends are rather needless of his
wise council. We hear ofseveral who,
aaiAss -sa~y src sfandered, VIII soon be
bound in the silken chains Of matrimo-
ny. Wonder If they will send the
Blooming Grove Local slice of the
cake! Wonder II we shall have the
pleasure of publishing it in our
Salmagundil Wonder if-but what
is the use to talkl We believe il has
long since been conceded that when a
gentleman marries lady Of whom he is
proud, he never fails to remember the
Editor. True o, King, but ifyou don't
send us some, our imps will growl.l
The thing. who dropped the anonymous
letter on the pavement the other night,
is informed that the Police have an eye
on him, and unless he is very sly, he
will soon have to follow in the footsteps
IF hia ;ll,,sfr;oua nra1acossov
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
GA Southern paper says:

"GeDeral Jackson's Cabinet was q
unit; but the Cabinet OF Gen. Pierce IL
a cipher" A Western editor, however,
thinks that cit is composed OF vulgar
fractions"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-12-23
Cincinnati markes.

Corrected weekly expressly for the Il
diana American
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-11
TnII.E.T srr..-
E,,Rs ron s,Lr ~ rnF cotvrl or >aw S Siyr'


iNIii ~. hstNtl ron iilh HIliNG N NtGltUts
N AND COLLECTION or CLAlNS-Thc subscriber having
removed 20 the OF hcLu'ut 18th yg4 engaging n come
business has concluded e. otter his services his friends
public generally, Tor the Hiring Of
h Gains, well a. the selling q a kinds produce tat as
he entrusted 10 him Tie will u short time uce some
CENTRAL aud convenient part ~ the city, whore
''ay 70 attend g. all business with p'mpness dspac1
refers 90 the following gentlemen who's
Al orders left the on.r Nessrs Gaadit Arpcrs-r
until odc obtained will be- .ucatsd 10 NE hraueh
them. and will be strictly attended
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LOTTERIES.


rcNHOMAs LAMBERT intends opening a. Oae~ or - .H,r
nuns Lotel Calvert street Ealirllrs Monday III say
IN very N days from this ttas every license ale Of lot
10y itAt - boghf iii have expired,
~ ihen DC gniASiu either % Boy 81 Tcsrts sa;s
part ne - uns ing o. pursue naii cflsg.
hetrts had the good fortune during r-enc, thirty
s IN 70 y not TO be accused % any VIC
nance He therefore respectfully olrs
nd and others in Virginia. Who may parcha.- rk,,
't-isg s df or r'sttHg a. sHaifv r dsiay,
.a ng those aO 30 rot ts0 h that orders w
prompt attention, and conhLence reua..d M M ma
stfirty Observed. - "
Sc Prise Tickets In the Maryland Lotteries such
Lotteries he has sold In herv .hich he viii
'hfslS be S.shci o. received In payment Of Tickets
kicHzusD, Va, April X5:h, lss-3
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

NV YoRK, Oct iO-sales of 900 bb- Flour TO day
Southern firm at previous quotations Wheat is hrm.-
yellow Corn 50 cents per bushel.
BALrI1oKE, Oct. lO.Sales to-day Of 5000 bbl, Flour
at s6.62. Grain steady
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''-' G0DDiv AppERsoN, Ap.,,
VAIL ABLE FEOFEETI FOR SALE.

yarH..l "a
90 - inry fSall dated the day n 1Ts 10,
CO. On Tue 18th q tLe nth q s.-,r =, ~ ~
y" 'hr trustees ui Mr.. Jane Mant,-,. -
me IN day u October Al oi-lr.- "a
-. l "a he premises, he real cony-,el' t - ~,
urlhs All TIE uneNpir,d Of leas. 81 30 we sAA
.e ny OF Richmond. the ia.
81 set ooGadei on the the prrp-rty - AZ
and on the north BY prretv ~ - t''-.
on N' deceased fronting each "a .ai OF
80 ~ ~ w Isei Ehe lease made 10 L..
10y tTitces IompkLs, By her deed Iat.g -
Nay, SO and recorded ia the all Fr.tr-s c. 81
VI, W. august IN ile sane year, a th. r,b , -,
deed u Frances T,upssns. '' '-NA' ei4sr tae said
B. 'he deed from Mrs. T,u,,si.. ,L. ,-....
10 man.. . - PC Au'H - yihi- l-1-r-Iv h. - -rs-,
-.''E'' sAeii ~ 'front.', srar
'lls ApY.e 'le err which been erected ~
=, VIZ tIrn = sen year, Mrs. T5ruA.r. INV 49,
and nav 80 - - u.s. chooses prev died ta- deed
- - - ~ - ar '4'a vllt Sire dsr-r- p, DO =
.,'se y 'hcn % coa..ur yga-. .ary-r @ 30
t,,L' ~ u nav De so cuLau 1 yslr- 10"
anu 80 on Tor each succeeding period of
- -, ear IN an is'm tLe expiration tr. 80 - y,
4, at IT, ti.rty years 'T.Ta tile ~ gg.y ~ -
~, - = L'npS MS ''lr ta l..l.. -, "a '.l''
~'l' 'N-il O. male psrsrls .ulUsrf.4
- 4--ts believe t1 b. correct at..-.,s q, ~ ~
. the deed % lease 81 F-'eAsr ave referred
IEENs-So uluci ~ the rur-fs s- ----.-- 81. .-,
lS sAt Pe1s's " vNcrarr truss. ,-I ~ 49,
- i.lH' '' sun "i f1=r, auy rose t..f -
.,SI az that us about , s. $tv.n a. n
-'9 s'a's' 'A ne day l! sale
he &c FtIl on the -';h day February lst nd
Fa't "i tue purchase money 90 be p,ii b, -
''. We -AF u sale tLu lus.4 IHz,gt IN h. -g
Perty. mos r an y NJ ~ !: -'t on the p'o-
r,..,,..,,..,.,....,,- a. J. Crane, Trustees.
- s.'e 70 De e'nd-cted by The UNDER. FneI,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SAILING or OCEAN STEAMERS.
IRON U. SIATES.
PORT OF RICHMOND,



Sehr Hill Carter, Nelson, New York, hay to I wor-
than
schr A j Horton, vangcier Philadelphia, coal toy
ii Davis Co.
schr uaxan Chichester, y York, merchandise to David
Curric.
schr Joseph Marsh, Martin, New York. hay to David
Currie.
Schr Ashland, North, Baltimore, mdsc.
Schr st Cloud. johnson, Snithhvd.
Schr Henry Armstrong, Holiday, York River, to Webb
Son.
Brother
schr Arkadn, sooy Philadelphia, iron to Joseph An
derson.
sehr Chanceior, Andrew, james River, wheat to IaH
all \ Brother.
Steamer Belviderc, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse to Ludlim
Watson
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, merchandise
and passengers.
Steamer Pennsylvania, BAymVsc Philadelphia, mdse.
and passengers.
NEw YoRK. Oct. s.-Clearcl, schr Gllcgo, Nelson,
Richmond Arrived, sehr eurico, Tuttic, from Rich
mond
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By Dunlop, MOnsure 4 Co, A1tIE
~ GOddln 4 Anper.nn- An.is

VI wtsr " hN III ictL '1tNIhl ~hNT I II MILES
~ IT-CTIC>Df iiE IITN, NEAR PLANK ROAD EOP So
taninr i @ Ps'a i,al estate Mons Prave con
-t Ne sold AZ auction
nc II y, Ocober i>ii fair. II not me me-, 80
p,rr- - = VI The farm will divided. int
49, ag'lr1lhg u plan and sa.y~y nov b.i,,. 49, "a
$50, : new and scteUt Accommodate ~ - . -,
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LATEST NEWS By TELkGRaPn.
Reported for the Richmond Wig.
ARRIVAL or THE ILLINOIS

NEw loRK, Oct lO.-The steamer Illinois has arrive
from Aspinwa, bringing million and quarter in gold
Her is later than that 10y the Star Of the Wet
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