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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
ENCAN
VENTE
he /. PROPHETIC. connue .ous lie
nom de Chwch Post Office, dams la
paroisse de pA-somption.

10 Jeudi 80 mars proclaim, a dix
lmurcs dn matin, sur les lieux. pres de
fi,glise Paroissiaie de i'Assomption,
rive gauche dn B-yon I.afourchr, a en-.
~tfrnn douze miles de DonaId,onville; il
tera offert a I%'encan par lie sou~signe.
,rranleur pour Ia paroi.se Assumption,
ie. proprietes snivantes, savoir
IL. Les baux de trois t%errains situes
dtaaan, Ii ~paroisse de rAssomption, sur
IL tcrres de rEglise Paroissiale, d6si
glsss sur te plan des terrains de l'fglise
sous les Nos ct connus sous
lc ,ont dc Church Post Office. Les dts
i~crrains nnsnrant chacun 60 pieds de
face, sur 10 rieds dc %profondeur, ct Sc
,rotytu.l ~nttcnants, torment 4 enx tfoi-
in ilet, ct mesnrent ensemble une super
heic dc 2l600 pieds. Lear position ct
III micillcnre du village de teglise. ct est
Tres %consenaile pour topte espece de
Commerce.. lis sont ienns i bail de la
fsbrianc dc l.Eglise Paroi-siaie, pom
II I,eriedc de vingt ans. dont il restr
dix-sept i conrir.-Les dts baux seront
stendus ensemble nvec toutes les amelio-
taiions qui &c trouycnt sur les dts ter.
fnius, CONSTANT en- tnie bonn maison
hicn diAribnse, cuisine, depense, cham
hrc de domestiqaes, magasin de depot.
ecuric, etc. LIE tout entoure d'excellen-
tes barrieres en- pieux de bout, de sept
pieds dc hauteur.
Les personnes qui dosireraient ache.
ter Ia ditc Propriele, sont engages a
venir Ia visitcr avant le jour de la vente.
pour 50 rcndre hien compte des avanta-
scs que ~prtsentent 50 positionlet les ba-
tisses qui ~ tronvent, pour y faire MIN
psrte sueile cspecc de ommerce.
20. Quelqaes marchandises CONSTANT
en- wins. liqucnrs, indictments, parfnme-
fic, Of an lot considerable de bouteilles,
damc,icnrnes, crarhes ct cruchous vides.
Be-. Menblcs de mcnage, batterie de
cuisine, vaisselIe, hinge de table ct de
iiu.
40. In buggy ct IN ehevsl.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
ETAT DE La LOUIsIANE.-Cour

ETAT DE LA LOUlSIANE.-Cour
du Csnquieme District Judiclaire.-
Paroj>se Assumption.
Atteudu que Andre Truxlllo a presente
me petition a la Cour a l'etet d;obte-
mir dies lettres administration D Ia succession
de feu SEVERN Audre TruxilIo, decide
~intestat.
Avis est par lie present dome 4 tous ceux
que celia peut concerner, davoir 4 deduire
sous dix jours, les raisons pour Iesquelles ii ne
serait pas fat droit d la dite petition.
Par ordre de la Cour.
Assumption, lie 4 Mars 1851.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
% Grenier.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
~. In buggy ct IN el,eval.
Conditions de l.Encan !.

L,arsusrcur dc Ia propriels assumera
le paiemcnt de In. renle a~nnnelle / Ia
rabriauc do rEglise Paroissiale de
rAssclnption, l portir do Ter mars 1854,
Il les tcrmcs du Placement seront comne
suit i iii quart payable dams tout ic
.ourant DO mois d'ayriI proclaim, pre-
sentc ann5e, at les teois autfcs quarts en-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
EllCanteHl

a. b. Toute proposition d'achat de
gre a gre, scra prise en- consideration
par Ie vendenr, d'ici au jour dc Iencan.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-03-12
AVIS.

La Socittt qui e~Sistait entire Richard ct
Templet. est dun commun accord dissoute lie
81 du mois d'aont passe 1858. Les pnrsonnes a
qui il est do par la societe, voudront bien pre-
senter lear compile a NJ A. NJ, Templet, charge
de la liquidation.
N. A. M. Iiemplet. continuant lie meme gem
re de que parle passe, ces NM. tout
en- remerciant lenrs amis ct le public en- general
pour leur liberal patronage depnis qu'ils ont
commence, ~esparelt que par l'attention. Ia
peonctuaIite ct fe bon vouloir dfarraDger tout lie
monde, NJ. Templet recevra sa part du patro-
mage de SEES amis ct dun genefenx public ~.
RICHARD g. TEMpLET.
Donaldsonville, Ter aoGt. 81
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
SHORT LINE" FROM CINCINNATI TO
CHICAGO.

Mr.. Efiior:--Sir | wish 10 call tho
attention Of the Valley r. r. men to a
matter that consider worthy Of their
attention. these times. OF short and air
line Railroad building.
Il Is this, the building Of q branch OF
their road from point between Laurel
and Rushville. or from the latter. 70
Anderson via KnighIstown, rs Chicago
seems to be the point. TO be reached In
the northwest. That would make the
shortest line by near 80 miles, OF any
route in operation or contemplated to
my knowledge--by connecting at
Anderson with the Cincinnati, Logans-
port Il Chicago r. h. the distance
would beisss than $50 miles, from city
to city. Contemplate the immense
amount Of local business, that such
connection would secure to the Valley
--or any other Road that would oil up
the SIS miles from Rushyille TO Ander-
son. by that means. securing all the
trade OF the rich and fertile county in
termediate.
My present object Is only to call the
attention Of the parties who ought 10
be interested. to the matter In hopes
that they will look At the subject. and
the advantages to be gained.
More aaoa,
PROGRESS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
THE MARKETS.
From %. own Correspondent

From our own toftesP''e".''
CxclssArr, May 0. 1864.
Dean srR:-The market for Flour
maintains It's frmness with demand
from the City Trade fully equal to the
supply. Sales are making from s7.eo
10 100 Tor common 10 Q .tra brants
The impression Is that the supply In
the country must DO small, 50 that
Flour will remain high until after
harvest.
Provisions market remains
quiet with a fair retail business.
lSxgar.-The demand Is better and
prices are frmer. Sales from 81 to
8 cts. for common 10 choice, Wholesale
1 tot cent higher. retail.
CQ6a.-Dull. II to IL cts for
common TO prime.
Rics.--Sale Of 20 tierces at "a cts:
Potatoes.-Good Meshannocks sell
readily at 10 a rs cts.
Good Table Butter is scarce and will
sell readily 10 "a 20 cts.
Eggs. 90 10 cts.
Yours. A. A. Golfer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
CLEAR AsMUp.

The telegraph makes President
Pierce use the following perspieuons
sentence in his veto message;
Are we not too prone 10 forget the
Federal Unionis created Of States. and
not they OF the Federal Union. and we
were the inhabitants Of colonies distinct
in local government, one from the
other. before the revolution. and by
the revolution, each Of the colonies.
became an independent State. and they
achieved that independence and secu.
red lis recognition by the agency OF a
consulting body. which from being the
Ministers Of distinct sovereignlies, in
ssrueted TO agree 10 no form Of gov
eminent which did not leave the do
nestic concerns Of each State 10 itself;
this was appropriately denomInated q
Congress.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
THE SPONTOON
= t FOR THE
GAM PAIGN.

Attherequest Of many friends Of tenn
ferance we have concluded to issue the
SPontoon for the Campaign, at the low.
est figures at which It can possibly be
Afforded. We will issue il, from the
first Tuesday in June, to the first Tues-
day in October, at the extremely low
price Of,
FIVE COPIES FOR0 ONE DOLLAR.
No subscription for less than FIVE, to
one address, will be received. The
names will not be written on the papers
but we will send the package to any one
designated. Friends are requested to
moke the package consist Of at least
ten.
Temperance men, here is q chance to
show how much you are in earnest. Is
there true friend Of the cause, that
cannot spare at least ONE DOLLAR to
disseminate information among his
neighbors at this interesting crisisl-
Can your money be better spentl-
Experience has shown that oil that is
necessary Is TO make the people &C
quaInted with what we want, and most
Of them are with US. As ours is the
cheapest, IL not the only campaign pa
per In tho state, we hope to be amply
sustained. We confidently look for
TEN THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS
Though the above price Is low beyond
precedent in campaign papers, we will.
furnish 10 clubs Of FIFTY when sent
to one address for NINE DOLLARS, and
10 clubs Of ONE HUNDRED when
sent to one address for SEVENTEEN
DOLLARS.
IL there a Division Of Sons, that can
not spare at least NINE DOLLARS. Are
there not at least fifty divisions that can
and will spare SEVENTEEN poLLARsl
We hope that every friend OF temper
ance will use his influences to circulate
the spontoon or sumo better paper In
every nelghborhood. Reader. will you
take hold Of tn matter In your neigh.
borhoodl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
NEW anLn onIN.

The FIRST issus ofthe new threc.d oil.
lar gold pieces have made their APP
pearance and been approved at
Washington. They are beautifully
executed. The front has an Indian
head with fcathered crown. and the
Omitted States Of America" around
it; the reverse has the words "T hree
Dollars--ls54" encircled In a wre ath
Of wheat. maize. and oak leaves.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
Exr The New York CITY Temper

Eg- The New York City Temper
ance Alliance had jubilee at the
Tabernacle, on the night Of May Cd. to
welcome the Maine Law members Of
the Legislature. The meeting was
very enthusiastic, and pitched into
Gov. seymorc for bis veto in hearty
style. The Alliance on Monday pre-
sented apetition TO the Board Of Al.
dermen, setting forth the mulitudinou.
evils OF lntemperance. and praying
for restriction Of the grant Of licenses
generally. and in grocery stores par
tienlarly, which was referred to tks
Committee on Law,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
.ArHrro or BEAUTY 10Y roarvRRr'

"A THING or BEAUTY Is A JOY f0HEVkR''
Why VIII people endure pimpies on the
"humpn face divine" o. erupiivns Of any
kind. when Il IL fact 20 well known that
Dr. Guysctrs
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
cleanses the akin from all impuriiy. re-
moving pImples, sores and bloiches, leaving
the affected parts as healthy, smeoih, and
uof, es The flesh Of babe
Il causes all sores aud poisonous wounds
to discharge oil infected matter. and eradleaies
every lmpuhiy from the system.
DR.. Guysoil's Improved Extract Of Yell
low Dock and ssisaparilla pa, up In The
largest szed botlles, contalns more Of the
pure Honduras sarsapsrIlla than any other
preparation eklaei. which IL chemically COM
blned with the Extract Of Yello~ Dock aud
the Extract Of w I'd Cherry, sbas making
the remedy moro thoroughly efficient than
any other sarsapsrllla before the public. AZ
the sumo time Il Il perfectly Tree from all
mineral poisons. which cannot be said Of
any ether Of the sarssparlIla compounds
The invalid should beware Of polsopsl Msf-
curry Iron, Qalnine. potash. Iodine. SULPHUR
arsenic. and m any other mineral aud net
alIo poIpon,, enter Iuio ahd form The active
bauIs af most Of the earapaflllas Of The
day. 0uysoit's compound Extract Of Yell
low Dock and sarsapafIlIn does no, eont'ln
a particle Of these substances. a. any one
can ascertain b, applying the proper tests.
Let all poisonous sarsApafillas aIeas and
Use DR.. Guysoit's Improved Extract OF
yellow Dock aud sarsapariiis,
which ~ thoroughly ethcaelous, perfectly
harmless, aud purely vegetable. AL kinds
Of disease yield 10 IL genial influences.
Quart bottles, ti per bes,ls--sIx bottles for -.
sofa BY JOHN d. PARK.
sSrih-ensl eeInef Of <sh and walnutsis', cineih'
natl, o., General Agent loEihs wssl, 70 whom
all orders must be addressed,
NV. Hale, nFookvllle, T. nrovn, fHfnsio
J. 8. Roci afelnr. Cedar Grove, N,s. a SNOW, New
Trenton, G. flaston, SO. carmel, .. n. cismsnr
blooming Grove, clifford a Holden, lhos hco'n'
son, New Salem, b. "a. Larue, Andsuonsiils. =.
harbour, IiushylIlo, 7. piekanon, Versailles d.
heanef, Liberty, A. Royd, seiris, J. L. And''~'
Dunlapsvlllo, Hall a Hughes, ccnnersills.
January, 60, "a. No's'r.
JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer IN all saiaaois
Medicines, n. \. corner Of ah. q wainaif'Fssr'
sissis sss, ehas
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
r. w. HUBBARD.

CARRIAGE MAN FUN Il ~,
| on Maine nurgcos Street, Bfookvillo,jusi below
the public square, has always on hand large as
sortincnt OF Carriages, consisting OF Sockaways,
Rougs aud Roadys, plain Rockaways, PhUton,
and Burrlcs.
Purchasers will and 10 10 their advantage 10 call
and examine my work, as my stock IL the largest
IN town, aud my prices Ne low IA the same quality
OF work elsewhere.
I also keep sale Carriage Harness ofeny style
or price.
AIN prepared to hnish 10 order any description
ofCafrIngc, not on hand, at shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing.
Aprl, te53.-i7-G
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

NOTICE ,.--i will ofor for sale, on the Goth OF
~ May ieaf, al ~ shop ~ Laurel, between The
hours OF II oohck a. M, and O'Clock y. M, oNk
TWO.HokAE CABBAGE, lthe property OF Benz,
AbransJ which was Lett at my shop Tor repair To
DO sold tor CASH, 10 pay Tor repairs.
Laurel Ind, April 70, So JAMES. SHAW.
may 53W
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
Gom mtrtial.
Cincinnati Mnrkcf.

Corrected weekly expressly for the In.
diana American, by AARON A. CoLrER,
Grocery, Produce and Commission Mer
chani; dealer In Grass seeds, Dried fruits
Wooden ware, Window glass and Nails,
South Il. cor. Main a. 7th II. Gin. O.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
JOSEPH JACKSON.
PRICE ~ PER BOTTLE, bottles for IS
Sold by .. ID. FAuk,

Northeast corner OF foaFth ans walnui streets,
entrance on Walnut 10 " hon all orders must
be- addressed.
n. w. Halle hrookylllei p Brown, falrneldl J. H.
Rockafoiar, Cedar Grover Nye 4 snow, New
Tronlonl c. ilasson, SO. CARMEL ,. n. Clemens
Blooming crovel clifford q Alden, Laureli Thcs.
Robinson, New Salient b. II. Ia Rec, Anderson
Vile, J. L. AndFews, Dunlapsville, r. Mason,
connersyillei s. Barbour, Rushylllei 7. Dickson,
Versailles d HeaVef, Llbertyl a. Boyd, Selpie
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
upTAs,OuA PnrCrs.
nrnnilylIIn rrlcnn.
niaomImRgroye Price,

J. KING MERCHANT a PRODUCE DEALER
whea, TO cts per. hu. nuilor - elaper To-
Corr 40 Lard ID.
Potatoes 40 ctsl,or Blu. Ginseng 90 "
Plcuf bbls 40 Ella each. Feathers 40 " Z"
Dded Armies 10 per bu, TAllow 10
weod All 40 psr 90 al. White Beans 100
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
ASH FOR wOOLI NATURALIZATION

rAsET FOR WOOLg WOOL! LOoKi
Y The Mills d Factory at Metamora are now run
ming. and we ready 10 walt customers In our
line, the Factory has been largely Improved, and
wecan ord. spin. weave, and manufacture Wool
ca as short notice, rs good and as cheap,as any
good shop In the country.
Pulling and dycing done In the usual season on
fair terms, ALI kinds OF Mcrchaftable produce
for work and especially wool ereese. We win pay
cash or goods Tor 10000 lbs Wool.
Calland see us before taking your wool or work
otnerwhcres. 2l-95 MACY.GORDON & Co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

Doots and shoes
ID A general assortment OF men and boys
boots and shoes just received and for sale cheap az
TYNER & BAkER's
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
Ocnt., rurn,.hInr f,ooa.-

GNcnte' trimming doous-
N We have just opened and will keep con-
sIanlly on hand ahins, Drawers, Collars, Neck
aud pocket li'dk'l.., Hosiery, Gloves, Craynls,
Stocks, Pockot.iiooks. Umbrellas, cnrpet-sacks,
Trunks DC, all OF which Will DO sold cheap.
1YNEk q BAKER,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
HATS AND Gaps
II New YORK styles o. Hats and !o,spss ig,, Arr
we'd and for sale BY apr2i r. TYNEh

A wosbrngrt Discovray has recently bocn
made BY Dr. Curtis, OF thls city, IN the treatment OF
Consumption, Asthma. aud oil dlsoasat OF the
angs: We refer 70 "Dr. Carllaa hygcana, or
WIN this new method Or. 9. has restored many
afflicted ones 10 pofiucl healhi ns an evidence OF
which ho has innumorablo eufllneales speaking
aans I h sssIIa ss.s%n s,sssss n sy
able, healing vnpor Tho medicinal properties
as,, eoe Ie eonlsel sil9 Ne whole o. Ihe serial
ss a, Sa us ,ahks' sns ulus eseape We many
introduced Into I've stomach. and subjscted 10 he
proccea Of digestion. Tho ilygogna i Tor snlo nj
all tho principal druggist throughout Che country
--(From tho N. Y. Dulehmnn, Jan. i4th.
SOC advertisement Of afodloated fnhaiatlon, IN
another column ofihl paper
In. wIsTAtt,s nALsAaI or WILD
cherry Is q chemical extract OF wild
Cherry and Tar. Everybody knows that wild
Cherry possesses important msdeinal properties;
aud that Tar Water has always been administered
In Consumption and Lung Affections generally,
by our Oldest and safest ply selana. Various rom.
edles have boon onored f)r the cure OF diseases OF
tho lungs, but ALI that have yet been discovered
Il Is admitted BY physicians, aud all who have wit.
messed IL effects that uone has proved as success
ful as lhla. For AslHaA, snoarSEss o. nRrArlI,
anu h"iif auecuohss " may Do PRONOUNCED A
rosryE Guar. II has curod AsrnAA Ia many
cases OF ton aud twenty years standing, after
pbysieIans had declared The c, ~ beyond The reach
% medicine.
This Balsam s made from materials which ma.
tufc has placed In all noFlhera ATTITUDES, a, n
antidoto Tor diseases caused by cold climates.
''Natue - bat tho name for az eject
Whose cause 10 Cod
Lot us obey hof plainest dlelnlea.
~ advertisoment.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
rHE BLACK SEA.
THE DANUBE.
VIENNA Anril l8. 1884


The important frontier town Of FOX
sbani. in Wallachia. which had just
been fortified. has been destroyed by
FIRE.
All the Russian stores, provisions,
arms. clothing. ammunition. and all
the military hospitals. have fallen u
prey to the flames. v,.
The Russians occupy Kostendje. -,
A communication from orsova, OF
the isth: states that on the l4th the
Russians occupied Turnu-severIn,
Servia.
On the 18th the Cossacks crosse d
the Danube at New 0rsoys, q Turkish
fortress on one ofthe Danubian islands
and occupied wartsierova. The
Turks bombarded the place. Accor'
ding TO the accounts. IL Is not clear
whether a regular passage OF the Dan
ube il intended at that spot.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

.. nsEns
EErookviiio Regular rrcIghf Line.

EroOIrviiio Regular Freight Line.
TrEHE CANAL boat, ssFAVORfTE ~
l II. w. MILLS Master. VIII loavo
brookvllle every Tuesday morning, for Cincinnati;
at the ware house OF JOHN ROBERTS "a Brook
Vile. free OF charges for STORAGE. Shippers who
want freight delivered ai a certain time, viii do
well 10 paironizo this boat. as Il makes regular
trips. ROBERTS & MILLS.
Feb. l7.-O n. Onths
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

UuEATi WHEATfi wuEATiu
w 10000 Bushels OF Wheat wanted Al The
market price IN sash will be paid by
xsv. -, os-tt eks.nolhANb&e %.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

Tho attention ofpropor, holders n respectfully
called 90 the superior advantages for Fires Mn-
rtnc and Intnnd insurance oilercd by
the PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
The uudoralgned has been furnished with blank
poiices, signed b, The nnlceFtof The Compnnyl also
with blank renewal receipts, for continuing policies
archd, Issued, ana u dul, authorized und propur.
cd, ~ Agent Of said COMPANY, 10 make iraurnleos
Tor an, period Of limo, not lees than month nor
greater thnn seven tcaft. upon buildings or their
rOnteuts, oecupicd 40 nNHiffsoH, hfDnfs. WAnHs
uotsrf, CnrRcnfa, iiofft. HAM. Counr iiousIs,
CottHuts, Sc, cc., aud The contents against toss
on nAmAon ~ rms, J, J, fouIs, Agent,
20 Is For Laurel, fUnkliH county Ind,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

,spEEu a. SIEPaiENs arc paying the
y highest pflog Tor linen aud cotton rags avlf.
cred nt ihelr Paper mill.
Iro0kville, Auy. Both. iHa1.--5O n.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

Main Street, next door 90 eudgs's,
AAOOkNLLE IND.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
MRS. Z. H. BUTLER HAS JUST OPENED,
AVA IN her new fancy store room, ON the sorner
south Of her old residence, tho lsrge.. and most
splendid assortment ~ Millinery aud Fanny Goods
ever offered In Brookyille. consisting OF Bonnets
o. every style, from IS cents up; Ribbons Of every
s sSle' toSsther with splendid stock OF Flowers.
laps ana all The varieties OF Innings; worked Coll
lars, Chemseites, Gloves, &c., aud can furnish
be had In Cincinnati.
She invites all her old customers 10 call and ex-
anime hefsiock before purchasing elsewhere. She
hatters herself that she can sell ~ cheap or cheap
or Than they can be had In thu market, as she Is
uoing cash business. She proposes taking But
Ter, Eggs, &C., In exchange for goods.
may ) 3mo
poNNETSi BoNNETsg BoNNETS.l.--
- 900 SILK, English straw, Net aud French
lace ana blond straw bonnets, together with all
sorts Of Ribbons and Trimmings 10 suit inst 10
OLD WHITE CORNER
po0TS AND SHOES
ID The largest aud bcst selected rloci ever bro't
OLD WHITE CORNER.
sBoyss and Chiidrcn,s Clothsnx-
ID lhe unders,yned addition 10 ia. heavy
ssv.k Oi goous alaass kept Tor mems wear, would
especially iniOfm thclr cGstVtiet and ths p1D-
iic gcneriiiy, tHat Liey are Ju.l IA receipt VI
general assortment vi DO, - ui.d chlldrons Cloth
.ns wuien arc nov Opdn Tor Inspection at their
CLVi nlNG EMFOhlVI, CONSISTING OF
SOatss sAoaAd JacActs, A-ants ana
vests,
Ia endless variety, suitea 70 tho season, all OF
Wnlen viii DO sOid ~ ycr. low ngdres.
Ne have ever SAFE, 1ud eau az out boys TnArE
fEAks OLD, ni4d opwards, !" itu tuti suit.
NE cufncet2 sOiisit - call IRON persons wishlnk
AM tnlng in ms ihv IfNEit * BAkEn.
Az ALL fAsEA--
w A0ysgO rioevs making The largest aud beat
Assofluisns over brought 70 broVA vale, eau Do
OLD WHITE CORNER.
DEADY-MADE CLOTHING
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N.D.oALLfoN q son.
A AIS & CAPS
III ADsau.llai and well selected stock OF spring
..sd Suiniuvr oty ivs, lust opened a. tno
OLD VIII As CORNER.
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hardware;
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glassware;
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
ARRrvAL OF THE AFRICA.
THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
EASTERN AFFAIRs--rHE WAR
THE BALTIC FLEET.

Some additional captures had been
made of Russian merchant vessels.
making the whole number ten.
The English fleet was off Cortland,
at the latest advices.
The report that the war steamer Am
phion was ashore is untrue.
The most incessant activity in COM
pleting the war preparations prevails
in the Russian ports. The Emperor
had heavy 60 gun frigate placed at
different range off Cronstasit. to as
certain the effect Of shot and shell
upon the forts at the greatest distance.
The French squadron that has sail
ed from Brest to reinforce Napier's
fest in the Baltic, numbers twenty-five
ships, Of all sizes, Of which nine are
ships of the line.
The Russian force ahoat 10 the
B .ltic amounts to thirty sail Of the line
and a corresponding number OF frig-
ates. steamers and smaller craft, whose
crews are well trained and have been
together six or seven years; also. 800
gun-boats.
THE BLACK SEA.
All the Russian ports in the Black
Sea are declared in state Of block
ade. A part Of the combined feet had
anchored before Odessa.
One-third Of the executive officers
belonging to the gunroom Of each ship
are ordered TO be discharged TO serve
in the Baltic feet.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

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IN uel Aldcuh entire Interest la The laurel Drug
gore, would respectfully request all who have
o. on accounts with the late nfn of Clifford & Al
den, 10 como forward Immediately and clvso the
Sane b, noto or cash.
business continued at the same place on vop
aprei9i THOMAS CLIFFORD.