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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

rnE Com Hunsua ExrL oprp.-A partv of d;..nn,,,,.
gold hunters reached this place yesterday on their
turn "Trip nom the place where the repu,ed Texa. gold
mines are said sohave been located They found beautiful
cold q. gallon, and also host Of
sd gold hunters-but they could dig spec Of gold
.ncso young men have seen the elephant and return
home wiser u better men, Victoria T,ra,l 4raa,,
Jns< Is ~N~'~~V %'"e"Se''p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

ACCIDENTS IN Coal MNEs.--These accidents IN Crest
Britain are 80 frequent and destructive Of life that tho
British Government has four inspectors employed with
particular districts assigned 70 EACH for the purpose OF
vesgaion tho causes &C. connected with every accident
or disaster occurring in the mines According 20 the on
e reports Of those officers the total number Of lives lost
10 the coal mines between November, 1851 and January
LIST, 1853, was 1882
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

eH The pupils Of the Second Baptist Church Sunday
Sch Io will have grand Pic Mic at Liberty PoWhaian on
the Sd Of August next We understand they are about
TO charter special train to convey them back and forward
The Amory Band reserved for tho OCCASION also
Cotillon Band to enlven the festive scene.
VIC anticipate this will DO tho gnndest display OF the
kind got up in this city for long time The appearance
ofsch array Of charming youths Of both made
up the procession the FOURTH would Of themselves form
All imposing display apart from the other elements which
will, on this occasion, be brought into requlstion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

eB The New York Herald rdiculcs the idea of the
Washington Union accommodating the Ne,o York
Eeening Post and Buffalo Republic, and says:
"No, These irrecaimable disciples of the Buffalo
ticket Of S4s must be made feel the dspleasure of the
administration before they DO brought either to
spec its declared policy to repent of their
heresies They will laugh the impoent manifs,oes nv
the Washington Union whether uttered upon its own
sponsibiy, or by Executive authority as long as the lions
share OF the Executive favors falls into their hands In
Withholding the spos oFn giving the obnoxious herecs
wherever good example may be made of them a whole
some touch of prescription they only be reached
touch them with the point Of the Fugitive Slave law and
they are transformed like the evil spirit under the spear
OF lthuriel into their true shape Witness the late pro-
ceedihgs at Albany. Yet repeat our deliberate
opinion, that those twenty eight democratic deseriers on
the test question among the most enthusiastic admit
rers Of the administration, while they who stood the fire
ike true undsguisei in their dissatisfaction with
the policy which has marked tho appointments of ia, Pre-
sident and his cabinet Herein lies the true secret of the
erontery Of the free soers in thus openly procIamipp
at this early stage Of the administration their unmuated
contempt for the compromise funlmery Of the Baltimore
resolutions"
The Herald thinks, while such disc rganizin1 free
soil and abolition organs are hattcred with the favors
Of the Administration they may be expected to treat
with cool der'on or silent contempt such unmeaninp
bulls OF accommodation as this flaming but harm
less pronunoidmeHto OF the Washington Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

ofthe Wilmington Del, Republican extract the fol-
lowing -...,
Considerable damage done by the storm, in this
city and vicinity, Friday afternoon Nearly all the
roof the patent leather mandatory Of Messrs. Pyle
Wilson and Pyle off, doing nearly $1,000 worth
Of DAMAGE the chimney Of the foundry Of James Rice
the Kennel Pike blown over, and fell through the
roof the chimney the house Of Evan C. Sotsenbu re.
Market street. between Eighth and Ninth blown or
the gable end ofhc livery stable of Mr. Price, French
street. between Fifth and Sixth. blown blown out aud
the limbs Of sundy broken OFF tossed about
in all directions. The rain fell in perfect torrent and
tho streets received the best washing that had been given
them for weeks back.
In the country around many trees uprooted the
limbs many torn OFF, the wheat shocks level
led the ground and hail ntermngled with the rain
in sections. The storm, however, did extend
any great distance. At Talfeyvle in Brsndywine Hun
dred, but little rain fell, and the wind did blow with
much force and at 0getown, in White Clay Greek Hun
dred, the wind only blew few minues and there
not sufficient rain to vet through ordinary
garment.
The trap door blown off the hotel Of James
Plunke the OF Water and French streets aud
passed into the window Of the upper story OF the house
Of David Bush breaking the sash and side OF the
frame.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

DRowSED.-A boy abou. sixteen years old, named will
lesy Brewer, drowned at Rockets on Thursday eve
ming last, while bathing by the steamer Roanoke The
boy was native Of New York, aud given Ia charge
to Capt CIvendy by his father Abraham Brow en- who ia
as.ockhoder the line, with view prepare him for
tho post Of Third Mate, which, after short time no
10 be appointed After tho landing Of the Roanoke
At her wharf Thursday the Captain requested him to
accompany him far the American Hotel but 1nfor.
tunatey ho declined and Ia the absence Of the Captain
went into the river TO battle, when be met his sad fate.
man nSmed George Thomas, porter board tho
vessel, with oommendabe prOmptness aud courage jump
ed in TO hs rescue but before reaching him. the unoru
nate boy ank to nse lie struggled for a shor
time abo the wheel Of the boat which he cndeavorod
70 cling, bu. being much exhausted and having lost
all OF pcrtnaoi,y he sunk bef,rc any all could be
render 3D. Thomas, who his foIcuc narrowly o.
capped like fate The body picked up the eve.
mag.
HE sad viii doubt DO a Of much
grief his parents who reside In New York. also 10
Capt Civendy 70 whose he had been committed
Tho .ody will be taken 10 New York.
Co ronerwcker held an nques, upon him yesterday.
srdict Of accidental drowning under the above cir
Cur Istances, was rendered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09
Speaker Of the Hens. .f Representatives.

mercc, says:
There Is considerable inquiry already As to me next
Speakership Of the House Of Representatives.
"hr. Lynn Boyd Is again in nomination Tor the House
from his district and win be elected But Il does not
follow that he will again be the candidate Of the Democratic
majority for the Speakcrship do think he wilfbe
There are to be new, well old competitors for this
Office and is not Democratic to elect than
one time for any thing.
Then, again. Mr. Boydis from the wrong quarter Ken
lucky Is strong In the Cabinct-havng the Secretary Of
the Treasury the Treasurer Of the u s. the Govenorshp
OF New Mexico &C. This Is enough FOR old fogv ultra
Scott Wing State TO have. Neither can New York or
put in for tho they have Cabinet
members and what think the Speakershp win 60
to Georgia or virgnia though aware that the fee
States Intend put in for upon plea that the Speak
crshp has almost been in the hands Of the South
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

RHODE IsLASD.-The Providence Journal, in giving the
votes in the towns the Convention question: remarks
This completes the State, except Charestown and
makes the majority against the Convention 765. Eve
~ county has voted against H. in counties every
has gone against it. In Kent county but has
gone for It, Out Of the county OF Providence but two
towns excluding Chare,own have gone for the Conven.
tion by majority tho other by msorito OF g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09
RANGE OF THERMOMETER,

- biAGb VI IuEkIOMETER,
Az W. RandoLph's BOOK Store l2I Main Street
JULY s"' 'S's-I o'clock. u O'clock. 8 o'cioeE
-- -
NIXCi tNGE BANK OF viHGINn-rhs President and
t g - per cent subject 70 dedustion Of bonus
payable on the 10Th Inst
Ny-dlE w. ?. sTRoTHER Cashier.
NtNOh PlltLADBLPHA-ro sail ON wednesday
- tne 9Th astant, ats o'clock, a. M-Ths steam. ~
s,st v.a " MghhOND ' nov ready 10 receive TIS
apply 10 Dygl 's RorgRI TESsK,r
EATlHIt HELTfNg.-we are receiving by everV ,,s.r,
- ship from New York, additions already very eoplsfe
o. Patent Machine Stretched Leaher Bands" Evevy sale
Preparation that such s neeelry result The material
hrst selected from the leather me go
msn 20 form The Belts then the heart or solid s
y o We adehes are nest stretched both dry mos,
i1n The band ~ being cesned the bnd a.
sell then agn'n stretched segment does pot d,s
'sh, y ~ once taken out and replaced ~ that viii
men ~ coniderag the above, viii struck
ohs We nv them 70 call corner Cary ana Pesr
"ees ana examine them They viii speak for thernisves
ia a, WILLIAMS A BROrHTR,
Oi4-ct Sole Agents IN Virginia.
IN BnIs. COMMON DROWN SUGAR IN store for AL. nv
- ~ ~ ". SKINNER, No 10 Pearl street.
- U0AR HOUSE H0JAssEs-iT5 hhds Of excellent quality
I9 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 90.
r Goasi.i PAI{sr CANDLES "Jaes'on'" Summer
jJo DAvESPoRr ALLEN Co
HIRAziL SUGAR, Rioe, LovERINeB LOAF SUGAR. SOLAR
80 DAVENPORT, ALLEN A 90
gu 800 sask. Liverpool asd saots Ground Alum ds for
- sale uy'l ybANHAoAr, sroEss 4 CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

Tns sLAvra Lipr srryoLx.-A correspondent Of the
yew orleans fic.yuns writing from Laguna do Terminos
there on The soth Nay of sapcious clipper ship sup
posed 70 % the celebrated savss Lady suclk She sail
Cd under Mexican colors and Allied herself tho Marianne
Owing informally In her pagers she wa. under s
rure at the Custom House. f,lt'l ~
Mosuhxsr TO rHr CArroRs or ASDRr.-The 9Th of July
was appropriately celebrated at Tarrytown N " BY Law.
ing the corner stone ola monument TO Pauding Williams
and Van Vert. the three patriots by whom Major Andre
vas eipared At that place consist of three blocks
Of marble With shan between thirty and forty feet In
height with an appropriate Inscription. Some 5000 per-
sons present on the occasion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

~ We notice signs in Georgia and Mississippi OF
a union OF Wings and Union Democrats, who have
no confidence in the Federal Administration. under
the common name Of 'RepubcnnS" It's n very
good ntme and very truly expressive Of their prnci-
pies. But we are indifferent about names Some
people are governed by them. We go for the sub
stance Nevertheless, it may not be bad policy for
people, who agree in principle and have heretofore
been divided by names, TO adopt a common cogno.
men. II facilitates and consolidaes the union be-
tween them. "RePu6iioan" rersm "Locotoco" would
have a Specification and would tell we'll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

~ The City cOuoca will hold their regular monthly
Injecting on Monday next
The regular monthly term Of the Hastings Court will
ALEC commence on that day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

tT The Wheeling Iasiiigeneer states tina: the county
court met there last Monday and there being full court
called for special purpose, expression Of opinion was
had to the proprety OF granting license for the sale Of
ardent spirits in Ohio county. The opinion Of 81 to
sanctioned the action Of the court the last Nay term
which refused license.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

The health 81 the French Emperor excites the greatest
smiley Violent swelling Of bic legs and fee, Il one Of
he dangerous symptoms bu. be sa continues 70 appear
IN pobLc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09
~ RELIaIoIjs NOTICE ~,

" RELIGIOUS NoricE-The Rev. Mr. CAsE lecture on
tomorrow srxDAr night at the Unvrsalst Church. on Mayo
street. at 81 o'clock Subject os escape we nexee
great saivatont" Heb s. The public are respectfully In
vted to attend.
SEtsONABLE GOODs-our stock s very good and We
- eau the attention OF purchasers Anxious
e~~N-
assortment OF Dress Goods good for the season
Berages Musns Plain and
Figured Black and coiored Silks Black Grapes Al
pacAs,
HOSIERY and Gloves Of all kinds Collars, Chem.
ment Domestic Goods. =
70
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09
NEW ORLEANS BEE OFFICE.

10 FRioAr EvENiso, July l, 1858
TobAcco.-Afrived since the Gath ult, l,644 hhds.-
cleared In the came limo for Liverpool eS hhds London
, zoos A.r:siss so vgo and market set; Genoa,
100 New York, lao; together, 1850 hhds Stock Ia
warehouses and on shipboard, ss.S47 hhds
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand Sept Let, 1859 hide. 1881
Received last week Is44
Received previously $500 otlss
Exported last week esbo
Exported previously 4s27O 1880
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09
Stock on hand and on shipbOsrd
Se.447

Tho long continuance Of drought In the West and the
consequent unfsvorabls prospects Of the growing crop
have given powerful impulse the demand for this ar.
tice during the past week. The enquiry has been both
Tor shipment and speculation, and under It's influence
prices have advanced fully Lee per h. whilst many hold
ers fcuse to sell unless considerably enhanced
Accounts from New York and the Western markets show
corresponding RISE and at the last accounts the tenden
cy was sui upward The transactions Of the week have
attained the large figure Of 5000 hhds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

The Storm IN MARyLASp.-From tho last number
ofthe Wilmington, Del, Republican extract the fol-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

JULT sra. 1851 O'clock. IL o'eeoE go
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

II
~ sTEAMfRs-Por PhiaaelphIa every Wedues- -tis,Ic>
day Via NORFOLK and Cape Ma CITY or fsltFtS
RICHH0ND Captain Mitchell aedmer VJRGIyJf lz4Aekz
Captain Teaone Of these splendid steamships viii leave Rich
mond Tor Phladeiphia Wednesday hgh water
cape ny 70 land passenger Reiarnlng leave Philadelphia
every wednesday At 10 o'clock, 4. M notice
Passengers for Cape May, will their Interest taxing
expeditions M
PaengersfOr New Yorh-wehave entered into
iovard Passengct through 10 New York. either
steamer allowing them the privilege Of remaining Phad
the arrival o. the steamers " -' ~"
shippers 90 the West -Tobaoconss desrou, Of shippipv 90
Pittsburg will please bear mind have made nj one no
s,ay arrangements 70 forward Tobacco through AZ per 100
Due notice will be always given IN all the Daily papsrs In the
hour Of their sailing. 49, " So 49, wv
shippers win bear In mind that All bills OF LadnF must
the steamers Te ~
Passage hrsush to N.. YORK. 'I cabin and nd, % %
Passage through TO PhIladslpha, e, cabin and found
Do DO do "a DO do DO Z 90
Do Norfolk iT DO DO 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-09

ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
US Richmond, Va, on the Deck.
RANK OF vIRoiNIA, Riehmond, Juiy siI. Iss9,-Ths
- President and Directors Of this Bank
dsnd OF four aud the
ior The last ss months seet 70 ne deducto Of quarter
cent bonus 70 the which 81
share payable u the Stockholders Of dem.nd
jy6-d2w SAMUEL MARX Cashier.
LvAHNKRs' BANK OF VIRGINIA, JaIy 9th, Issa.-Tbs
n President and Directors have decrcd dvideud four
and quarter cent out Of the prods the Lass x months
subject 20 adeduotion Of quarter bonus the STATE
leaving four dollars share payable 10 NE sckhndcrt
Ue-l0t A. SMITH, csshier.
HCiNE oiIEwfNq ToBAcco-osnemsn IN vaBt ofAne Chez.
N log Tobacco the pick Of the informed that
constantly on hand supply q Gan aud other celebrated
brans o. choicest qualities. 100 paetsg hand which
We oder for sale. BENNkTT BEERS, Drsrrists,
U6 i25 hsIR Street
UvoR REST.-A Room In the wig 80
n Building This store Il admirably adapted Gu
poses cf retail establish nent 81 description. W. @
oaiy render u especially desirable
Room Uphosring Eabli,hsnt por and rar.
tieuars, apply ~ Whig once. =. .tt..r
UAvA ooPrEr, Of superior quality, ior sale ~
81 jsaf 900 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

stlIAW LS-An extensive assortment OF
oshawl- Of all sorts from IS oenis,o laper
price. Thlbct wool aud other winter hkils.
for Ladies', Reed aud for sale by
I.C, BURTON,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

The qurs,lsn. is strong beer intoxIcatlngf
was decided in our Cireut Court, on Tuesday
laFt, IN case If the State Of Indiana against
Samuel Howard. The prosecution was based
upon the section of the statute prohibiting IN"
sala or gill, 10 minor, Of any splrtons or
Intoxicating liquors. The proof was, that
the defendant cold TO the witness, a minor,
strong beer.
Judge Peaslre instructed the jury, rs fol
lows
"lf YOU Ind that the defendant sold 10 the
wlluvrs strong bier, land tina, the witness Il.
mnof.) Without the consent Of hla parent OF
ruarlian. YOU will tind him guilty. and asaera
hls line AZ hot less than So, nor more than
s5O."
The counsel ior defendant excepted 10 the
instructions, aud asked writ oferror, which
was granted. The Jury found the defendant
guilty, and fined him sS.-- Gieensburph Press
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
Commissioners Sale.

The undersigned having been appointed com.
missioner, the court ofcommon Pleas Of Frank.
lin cuuaty. Tor the purpose of ing land belong.
ing To the he irs of ANDREW Montgomery deceased.
gives notice thu the will proceed 10 sell the follow.
next. on the premises.
.sAtt that tract or parcel Of land containing one
hundred aud siNty acres, uore or less. situate Ia
Springfield Township. Fnnh lin county Indiana and
described a. the Nufihwest quarter oi section llir.
teen 1871 OF TOW nship nineIpl Of Range one ()."
Terms..--One third cash on day Of sale. QUE
third Ia twelve months and the remaining third in
two years, The deferred payments being secured by
hoips,with seeuft, approved b, the commissioner
and 10 bear interest FROM dHtt.
JUDAH iilNCKLEY, Commissioner.
Oct. vIt ln31-aw,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
Or. cHRlsTlE's
GALNANIC NECKLACE
Tic DclOreux and Neuralgia.

These dreadful and agonlEing Complaint nFe 80
Heiaftip rsl,rrsd by the application OF tho tsLFAEtc
Bsar, Nrcsi AcE, a.d FLuip. The BELT sinuses the
Electricity through the systematic Necklace has
local e.ect-and tho Fluid acts directly uron the
affected nerves In these distressing Affections the
publication NEVER FAILS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

CABINET WARE.--A CONsrINE Tho un-
ideulgncd, al go West Fifth At. between Vine
and Walnut takes pleasure Ia Informing his friends
aud The public that he has on hand ~ large aud
Ia the west, of every description aud quality en-
bnclng styles aud prieus which will be found
adapted 10 the mncy aud necessities Of all classes
ofpurchnscrs. Ny stock l. equal In extent 90 any
similar stock ever offered In the Western country
The workmanship IA Of superior excellence In
fashion aud durability. am possessed Of facili.
ties Tor manufacturing by which can afford my
articles ~ Unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
II "small profits aud quick returns"
respectfully Invite the public 10 visit ms eNten-
slse wbrefOoms, and examine my varied and ele.
giant stock.
RosEw GOD FURNITURE,
Now ON banda couple aud very elegant assorl.
monte Rosewood Furniture, embracing SONS.
fetesa retes, Center Tables. Easy Chairs, Phriur
Chairs, etc, OF the most beautiful aHd approved
STYLES Of form trimming and finish.
would also state, hat am prepared 10 NJ IN
large Mirrors or Ple' Glasses ,of The best quality
and ofant Size or saape that may be required fra-
med ~ ait the taste OF the purchasers,
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
sons, reie.a- ietes, Center Tables, Stands, Easy
Chair, Rocking Chaifs, Sofa seat chairs, Hook
Cases and Racks bureaus, lledslead., ele, Of eys
cry style aud description.
COMMON CABINET WARE,
have on hand yeFs heavy stock of cheaper
wafel eompfis Ing tane, Flag, aud Wood hpal
Chairs, ofall styles and prices, bureaus. Ia.
bios, Hooking CHAIRS, Stands, pedsteads, Lounges
etc,
LOOK EYEGLASSES ON HAND
large assortment Ut Look Ing q lasses, OF gilt,
resewood, and mahogany irames,whieh viii sell
at low pfieus,
MATR ASSES IN HAND.
A good supply offspring ,euFed halls aud palmet,
10 Mattresses, made iii the best manner and also
make them 10 order In any way that map ba desl,
rod,
Ordered work will receive particular attention
and be done IN The most work nanike manner,
Particular attention paid 10 Wholesale dealers,
ia-tyF, A, coNsIlNE,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
SALE OFRE EsTATE

Tho undersigned administrator tho estate OF
Horny Cfusc Died will sell utpublle auction on the
prem ises Ia butler township. franklin Co, Ind,
on Friday the 2ah day af ember lraa, tha inter-
OF fsald deceased IN tho South half the North
east quarter of section eighteen town ten range
Thirteen, subject 10 the amount ofthe purchase mo-
ncy yet unpaid-the purchaser 10 pay said purchase
money,
Trrms.--Ono half lo be paid down-balanee
Loo slN months thereafter WITH nterestto be secured
by note with approved securities,
by order OF the Court of Common Pleas 81 said
county. SQUIRE HARVEY Administrator.
il-1W.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

NOTICE IA hereby given that on the asth day
IN Of September lrai writ OF attachment was
issued by me, John hiew Justice OF The Peace
Of the County of franklin aud State of Indiana az
the instance aud upon the ufiidavlt of John s.
Wallace against the goods aud chaitels credits aud
effects Of Charlotte DALEY, aud also an affidavit
made at the same time by the said John =. Wal
lace that one John j. Dare Of said County were IN
debled 10 said Charlotte Daily by note aud sum
mons issued for said John j. llare 10 appear on
tho 4th day ofOetobor is53 nti o'clock p. NJ. and
rsturn was made by tho said constable aud an
inventory fled by the said John j. Dare OF his In.
drbtodnoss 10 said Charlotte bailey as follows to-
viii one Note Of One Hundred Dollars payable
the ist day of January 1884 aud that on the ist
day OF October 1853, ht2 O'Clock, y. IA. will pro-
Good 10 hear aud decide upon tho claim OF tho
said John y. Wallace, whereof tho said Charlotte
Daily aud all other persons concerned will take
notice. JOHN BLEW.
Justice ofthc Peace,
~ tatt t.sa An a..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

MLean's Linlmont.

A. 40. Gibson a GO.-kngraverpan and titho
" Frnpilcrn, Copper Plate Printers, stencil brand
Cutters, DC. North West Corner Cane aud Main
lis., and inl Main ~, over I, n, Goodman q Cos
Ranking House. Cincinnati,
TrT>flln Heads, Address Cards, Letter and Note
itcadlnFu, Labels, bank Checks llr, Drafts, Notes
Nc,, NJ very low prices,
Diplomas, Certificates, Bonds, Maps. Plan. Of ks
thtea, town plnta,N &C. feb " leo1 "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

u tors trslamentofy upon the estate Of william
Arnold, deceased, have this day been granted 10
The undersigned by the Clerk Of the Court 0f Com
mon plens of franklin Go. fnd. All persons hAv-
Ing claims against said estate must ile thom duly
authenticated la said Clerks office within year
frem this date, aud those Indebted 10 said eflate
must make immediate pay nent. The estate is
probably insoivcnt. TiIoS. GiFFFORD Admir-.
Oct. 18th, le53.-ii-an.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

G-No definite time has been fixed for clo-
sing the Crystal Palace, though II Is thought
II will be in December next. IL continues
TO be CROWDED by visitors. The employers Of
the Methodist Book Concern, over six hun
drcd IN number, attended In a body a few
days $50.