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PETERSBURG. VA.
WILLS 4 PITTMAN.

Q.niel Of the firm of wins. Lea A. Brownley)
Az ILL give their attention TO he anis Md purci 80
w OF nil articles Of Agti ,ultunh Produce, Farming
rmplements, &c. and purchase frr order and cell fu
commission all articles az Groceries, &c g. ;; receive
md forward Goods. aud net us general Commission
Agents jnn 8 dAciv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-17

"A gers 10 ani hon tht RailraaI and Packet 3oajA;
nlso, for pleasure excursions.
llnr 9-dNriffy
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TINIlIS HOME hls heen opcncl Nv Ma y, A
1 fA1ttsaA, Where ste would be glad To it, Tor.
fa'rons em the public generally.
!, 81 ais--Rep eap,. Il. j. READ. Cl,rk
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cargo. sxosps wat lssrret from ny letter q Ia

ease.. xcsps wat lssrred from ny letter q Ia
st;ucsioos.
Mr. Bailey sxhibi.s enc Shypisg a~d Commercial
Lin. newspaper pub,Abed "a New York. to snow
that tbs MsR1osia cleared for Florida
Capt. - Es1ssoa swcs7 far dessa dan.s-Hsys
60 iBseieet ir the vessel or cargo Of tbs Magnolia
am her capta,r; received icsxuc{ions from NJ OAk
smith. Witaees details the voyage 70 st. Joseph.
SHIPPED or board tie Magnolia, no. the Mar Aln;
held 10 secrts cors u,.a:icrs with M. sksmih CT
bead; bad 10 idea Of gcirK 70 Cuba; would EOS
rave gcrs II tad been sent; had no idea Of SC.
esgirg In bcstile pedisio1 against Cuba; cav 40
lidsmsn q St. Joseph; there were &C provisions
Gss; tie ye&sl 1ss cleared by broker IN New
Yo'k.
By The Cours-Ceared for st. Mary, ny papers
showed tbat, bat Lost ,aem; Don. klow sas.aiag
sbt at s'ipIirg to Barbados; tbs shrpire articles
read shat Ne wsss - g. port or ports in tia West
iLcise; 6idL. knovtas conteS@ Of cargo vhec
lett New Yors; the letter U Was 70 Ia.
form me on that poist aftarwards
M. Bailey read the Latter Ct instruct 'rs to 10
Captain.
-WN a~frn- Have besn shipping master for
some sesss II ses oty; Il 10 usu 20 chip sscrs for
ere y ssei sEd tsSt srse shsn TO another.
81 Mr.. Reqrie,-D, scu sey that In ssicptrg
ssioss Is 70 uslal 70 violste tas Avs 4 shs Ua.sse
Sts.es7
Aotwsy-Y:s cir, /. ia.
Acjtu,r 60
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s.: A.s ss'as q. 20
From this very beat authorities that CA ss coa.ut-
e, 70 Wit in.sifssss rssrAsssts who have ~ -
both eoen,rss there is inoaerAbs supsr.or,ty n
favor Of New GraradA, both IA POINT Of qssaasy sa4
.. now Grsnsda avery tar superior to CAuforua I.
peiat Of .siusnty Of Climate Tbs suAraa,ss Of as.a
10 tas iabet!ng man, al item Of great value. TIA
rsctit o: the country where thess washnSs Of ysA
se FOUND In general bessed with the Avssssst Cd
mats known earth We 81 all especially notice 49,
fset IN cenEeotlon with the subject OF sngratiea.
.ss .spSn,e Of 'ivirg viii not - more tAaa oas
iha ia owtos vsry much 20 the ar aay ssmi al
state OF ssstcui.vre, nov sxsstHg IN New Granada; -
,as .ysn tempe rAiuIe Of the climate 70 Tn. fact that
the subesntsls Of .s srs produced side By sids v,A
tue gtieclima;e tep nd aluos. entirely upoa aiu
s~e tsstead Of a,,acs, thereby brinxns The prsdus
800 q az ,h. la,tuees 90 tie globe within tbs CO.
Cold can and always VIII to produced .. one tessh
that va; 70 o~Sot,s vas eonn.i.s 10 BE- sstsass
we productions OF bis own labor (at Last this -
in,rs.l Ito could not uI The sin.us Of others
.eHeetu@i man hinl.sr II was ainDw only aof
nine The goe.p rsgots v,rs and are 70 great srssaA
COW nnso'*a .y tribes Of savage Indians whus ne
iahabitasey o. an inosntive sAish. chrsusn ssspIs
pope ,sasht by th,r iuers 10 in,l AVA US In an
TIA. they ean-s people that 10 no, vers simply 3
esn's 60 ruAns saxon m nd 10 ,mong hem 10 n 49,
theu qvi..i' into order and system. Erpsisnoe hov
ever proye that th'y are gooo isbcrer, whsa slosssS
sop MAJOR sears ane Others
9th ksnns can be found 10 New GrasAIa Tss GA
forran, stptrstsd fren, his family lsf 81. hc~. H.
wife his children b.hId for gold An can ssfsly =, !,
New GrkpAea. With hons the soidsa saaaa 81 sAs
rivers, what limit viii Any az to Northern rnArxv
a,ie ereS By the ALTERING premise Of speedy
1tspentsnce Gold IL taken oct Of California Ia spsts
Of p.stoSsl prtys;ions OF the ssverest character q
rps, too OF The tonshawk and the nits u
ss.sge enemy With ssses. plenty, home hsaithy
climate spd With four c,d better ratura for aver
VII no. New Grs nsda when understood 10 pcopsd a
rapidly ss CsliiorniAt II certainly viii follow inas
eIAtsly the opening IL tho canal and tks psrns s>nA
foothotd Of tails American company n wiz follow BE-
cause this rpriss In an American enterprise aat
carries with what cannot be got in any other part u
tas sorti-ihe genius of free people II viii loilsv
p,ogrsss with us ~ accom- sssd villa not only frcsSss
cat aE-cuturr the arts tte scsnccs aud all tas bsss
iugt OF the highest civilization IL Ia enough TO k1sv
simply, that Americans are there. No .ion 10 20
.rcsraee ut clouds their history Their aavsAesS
footsteps ere guided BY inspraton In casa our ~
toes store Assumed are correct What will the s,sck
this esnai be verth The passage money alone
esmais only by stard ne the Pier who's chs Calafs
Ga stts meIs leave on their outward bound trip.
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lsslnut ~ -Tissf-Th. .Hs., y. ...~, ~.
non y s,sish, STAT Al 81 7ss u A. asa - Ias o.
y feT sius 60 Western Al - 10 q, fw nlssl 70
es.s. .,,,s e.s.'. -. .ss.a i,os SO 20 o......
,siss TOO bhs Al 90 $40 Is fer esaGss W rosS 81
90 u ul f.r f.eey .se srirs wAs~s-sssss~s
u. is''sr sislny mrst With kar, 81 81 Is sss ssv
Mills. 90 DO yees red, =, 81 50 Ga. Ia s,ss vAiss
". Core hsmsr, bat h.s scurs ihs ssss s.SssasA
70 90 at0,to1 bash.s Wss,~fs nlrsd 81 pos. Gle
RJs va. esl At lice. Ice. Oats vas pisssy sss
coynI-Tls ..l.s Issisa.s 20 10 s.xs RE, 81
loys ioNe lie ics 10. L.yusyrs, 81 Ike. .sa
ceT1os-Tss s.l.. srasrs<.d sbss, xo 80 49,.
he nArsss elossr s.1.ey hosasn we're 80 pressing
ynissfs- About II. go - 90 sashsls u s~s -.
.sy.s.s r. n, , 500: "a = ss3. s:a s;s:
b., WOOL. a. "a J. Hsvrs es.ss. vas ., " re-.
ns2 10 ksss.sl.s 20 I'D. sss.ess ..ss sssss.i
49, ssa sns wovissoes ~ u. 4 vsssd v0 ssssss4
tss s.s .. !. nss.s. Y s.A .i.a ls.s., - si. s.A
,sso n Tbs ns1speGs vss s1vsssa . ies1lss
ios h.Aou,ss, :. soe psf FOOT, Tss~ rs % ess.Ss
ssrpsst'ns vsvs sAAss - | asa - sAss " sgssss,
R. k r5s -. ..,,.. -. 500. ..... ), 81 - -
LOO lbs.
hots~us vas qoss,, bet tr~
shipplss orssr. YER. ssss :, shs. A - q tups.ess
rro,,.s..s r.rs ~ ~ asss, tAsxxh ~ ssiHs
v.rs sscs, 100 20 49, iaslsdsas ssv 49, ..
ave - vh<s vss ~ for ss1 ssfxss1. ysv pstas
=. Il sis 4, .sa "a 49, :: sis zs B:s vss d~:S,,
IN ,siss n ~ sAis u zssAAAGsl prscsa Dssf
kaas sse rrfss ssss ~ vws ssehsassd. Cat Sssas
Wv sssi = iva. 4. sss .Assbsses, ssl exc iss
for Haas lara setsvs ssA srn The sssss sosssss
asSst 10 q 600 sSls-, ~ ltxe- Atit.
pfCp Gas ssn ss1 prices ssshAagsd
sye,. Yer. am -. LTD lac 81. s = -, :
IKE, via . s9AL q.Astlsy fAsey ensS 7sSV -
IKE, ss1 &C b>rss gcot HsvasA bssvn GsSs
| fsii0v vss gssss ~ iisea III. 1o 80 -.
wsyspr ne ssiss en- brood se~st 80 y" -,
| re~.rn, ga. vss nrsi ssi fro~ v.rs srn
| Ahss gssssty .csl 81 fss ne -, 80
! ne q rs rskss csbs - e~~ ~
I its.
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CHARLEsroy, 8. G GRAIN MARKKr Our market
this season win present the unusual feature Of q
large foreign export Of wheat. We Learn that
sigI ments 70 the amount Of tso hundred thoussnd
bushels. This. th,ugh large item IN tbs busneas,
Is far irtm embracing the whole. Nearly eli OF
East Tennessee, the northern part OF GeorEis. the
westefr part OF North Carolina and the upper dis
ably adapted for the culture Of wheat win surn.sh
their contingerts for cur market during the present.
year, and promise m indt6nits Increase In future
JEAN With proper srrsngements on the part Of
our merchants, and proper facilitas on the pant Of
cur railroads, w have every hight 70 expect that
hereafter the expectation Of wheat and -four nom
Chsrissou ill form ono Of the Leading features iI
cur commercial records. thus far, eur exports Of
wheat have been mostly 70 Northern ports; but We
learn that arrangements have bsen Effected fcg ship.
ments 10 Europe, WHARF, 10 have reason TO believe,
the superior quality Il Southern grain win mako Il
favorite -CAarissfon Mercury, July 20.
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RUTGERS COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
RCrexRe COLLEGE. Nss BaUSs WICK, |

RoTeKRe COLLEGE, Mss BRUNSWICK,
July %, 1855.
n Return 10 Aima Mater--Hsif to the Halle Of the
Profsssus- Commencement Morning -Baecaiau-
rtats Address- The Predicate Opinion on Ga.
very and fntemperanee.
Nearly ten yeazs have passed away since left the
walls Of ny alma mater-Ratgefs College, name
The more neation Of which bring TO mind many
happy recollections Of student life. limo hes pro
-duced no apparent change upon iss outward walls Of
rcd saAdssous. Within We feel ~ home The old
stone stairway he's been worn deeper By the daily
tramp Of ths students 10 tho lecture rooms, where
urdsr TIE guidance Of lie sbis and gsntlemanly pro.
fe@on, u vigorous and energetic mind of youth
hss been led into the depths Of science, and has
drank deeply o. W sparkling fouutsins Of literary
knowlegs and mathematical truth.
An entered the room Of Professor Strong. nv
eye, wandering around, soon rested upon ths black.
board, and Immediately It's chalky surface seemed
70 b ed with peculiar little lines parslIels aas,es
circles chords, &c. The axioms and thoereus Of m
omety it, planes solids and spheres were before me-
couis sections, and the diffsreatiA and integral
calculus. WITH rs algsbrsoa Characters, were au
writtsa out with uathenatica prscidcn, and truth
wNs IN the result We might hare IaAgiss4 the
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East INDIA SQv ADRoy-Advicsa have beea received ~
the Navy Department from Cemmo5os joel Abbott, who
commands this squsdro., 70 the ID o. Nay, vhsn the
Hong Kong On the 9Th Of April, rssehins Shanghai u
fourteen days The UnItsd States steam frissts pov
hatan, Capt Mckinney, vas ct shanghai Of the saus
Annoy her passage thithss The yasdalA, Comuaadsv
Pope had bess ordsSed 20 precsd 70 Guan Of tbs
isdrose Islands, TO make rxd tavsstigstoa s.c tbs
The Gcvsrnos q Guam tcvsrts portion Of The raSsss
ssfs and belong nx 70 the Ans~isaa tab SAraa
htsrs. urrcAsi o. Raven islARi,
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July taciaAve. ca.as ths gears 1853, IS aays 1854,
rs csrs, ari 1866. rs days.
RIoKu1s o. paopucs ar -rps wArEa.

TITS VA.esfor9 re.uy-A ace received, Il would
probably i-ceass tts fgr-ss on -four, vhes, snd
Srr, bc. not materially caAnxs :as figures on other
articles
Tie quality Of -four. wheat. cora and bahsy lsf.
a. lido water dorisg tAs lhiTd week "A JAY, IN the
years 1854 ard 1856, Tas 80 follows
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spcusp BOARD.
Z. ]. sYEwARr AND co. 4 crRccLah.


Nav YoRK, july 70, 1896
Attic data OF orr last respects Of I,h iss, peg B
tic, TIE markst bad assumed steAiifr ssyect ths isAv
uspsactcns up 10 The 10th Inst favored sellers tss
good demand for export On the air Of tas leo
inst, the Arszo, from avrs Ane southA pssa axrvsA
with four days later Advcss which bsias
unfsvorabls, sudden creek vas gssa 10 opsea.isas
The CsnAds sdyiesS 10 7th rst yer. recsvsa on wa
nsstay, 18th, ssnounsiDg ds:ins Of faly "a IN tbs
week esund By fssrs OF large supplies at tbs pss frsn
hs rise In the sonthsrn rivers ndncisg great essusa
on The part OF spinnsn, who we're buying lightly, ~
Although there wss krsss1rs 10 sell JET the asanatS
ofrisx for bids s1osnt 10 produce grsss rrsru.
laEity 10 prices and speculation for Tie nsnss, ssA
heller have found IL dcuit make prcxrsss IL ssss
buyers have demanded Ne decline horns saiss hav
been effected A. &c sn, At which the market vsuA -
s.s. sp p...a on. =. 70. g. 'a -, a ..:
them st over 900 bales, disposition IL svisesl H
parties 70 operate Those bsytr vho appear nAstst
demand concession Of We, at which eossilsssAS
business could BE- done but .e 70 &c appears 70 ~
large decline a. eonsisssss VII nssotss o. We a.
ltssouF auotatiops 70 SAILS ~ the close.
The tostssrn streams eontiEus cosn ari there
the amount In the interior Jet IN eoabt; Il y
sftirAtsc ~ various figures bstvssa 100 saS ta
tales bsyend tbs ssuAi receipts 81 ths shsDsaS ,sA
b August u, the close o. eotto y-at ths ssAs
rty Of opinions Incline 10 the ovsst hxsrss esrr~at
Wsr.ssIa The prssps~s for the coming crop fsvsa~
bic but rot stronger there has for the fsrts
been general complaint u too much mo!s veasAss pssA
due nx too growth OF The STALKS and hsvsg sthss
attending sss II 10 cnssoHssAry To tAms. An ovsNss
10 ALEC gaining ground With that the esirs ef
has ss,Esesd mere thAa usCA IL fhs force Il psat~ws
B .his ~ u may ~ qats certain that no psri.ss Les
nov for sny very large preeuei for the cemlsg ysr.
n. cereal crops ssvoraty spoken 81 In all fatas
Aad the goods marss,s have foloset tks 81
t0ion, sni manufacturing siocks ars nslEx 10 sAas,
hsys sslcous been more aal;sr.nx than al present.
LIVERPOOL a. srsiy1f AMOS
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The committee appointed IT NE lac meeting u
tie bocdho,,ers o: the AsnSfele ara SAndasky
ssd 6saoushy, ha~fsh AID Newark, and Colgm-
bus snS Lake Ere railroad companies, have pre-
partd the asreen<n. 70 b signed By the lIfsrcn.
inssrss1, which oan 10 found 81 tie Office Of L. I.
2. Gitsou, No. 80 Pearl street.
The Greenwich Insurance Company have 1scar.i
asni annual .!v.eend Of Ter Per cent n. Lsa.hrr
kAGasac.uie,s Bank. . semi ancual iivi1erI Of Eve
PEI eeas, the Broadway In-raaos Company. .
~nisnnsE .lucsed Of nve per ven..
TIE fo'loviss table Aovs va qaAxt.y " sons
4 the ptiseicei Arciss 81 p,odsoe lei, u tide water
fru sAs ospzsssasstH ssvsxssss " ~ IA "
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LIE io@ oos D-c ~ ~ lis l.i9V, ~ DHc 10 90
TIC aggregate qucn.ity q he same articles lsf,
at tide c.ser FROM che ccmmsnceren, 0. rsrgs
ion - tae ed o. Jug, inaus!ve. during tas ;esrs
1853 a. 4 lgS5 uss "a ffi'o-..
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Tho ]" Pei gold medal for general good conduct
was awarded to A. McMullen; the Bur- medal
for mathematics I, VIM. II. Abai, and the "Cfom-
well medal for his tory and bellies lettres to r. A.
Donaldson.
NE dsgree Of Bachelor Of Arts Vas u en- Conferred
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TIE vars-.s catered st ths Treasrr, Ds3sr.
mtpt, yaAAirgsoc, en- tie 2ist inst. were ~ fo.
lDvt:-
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Cross Exam na.lou-The alterations could be
dore without berg In port, II the carpenters Ia
sufficient number were on boasd; the Keith lay ID
the eastern entity Of the l3we, feet; when
seized the Magnolia, the captain yieeed bis clear.
srce reluctantly; The Magnolia 10 only fitted for
frsishting vteeel. Witness testified ~ TO what
would be rece ssary 70 make her an armed ship.
By the Court arrested he Magnolia In tho BAY
The District Attorney here closed The testimony
for the govsrnmsrt for the present.
Mr. Bailey, for the claimants, then moved 70
strike the rsme Of 3. 0aksmith from the libel, on
the ground that no proof had been Adduoed 70 show
that he bad been engaged 10 furnishing the Msgno-
in, ard projected 10 show that Mr.. Oaksmith had no
interest In the vessel OF cargo.
bockkseper Mr. 8. 0aksmish has no Ownership Of
tie vessel; Mr.. A. 0skEmith 70 the sole owner o.
he vessel and cargo.
0.s..@Dss1s: , cargo '. ga,;s.ssss 4
was paid foe IN cash; don't remember Wnss 6e
Examined in chief Mr. Oaksrish does . Arge
busiEem; be has frequently purchased stores acc
Sidney Oaksmiih sworn on rors dir.-Hsve 10
interss whatever In the yessei O. cargo; vs supef
cargo OF TIE MAsn0la. Hailsl In AeT 10 g. Josephs
Bay; received instsuct,ors 70 sal tAe cargo there
The letter Of instructions TO witness exh,b'sso 20
Objected 10 By The Districs At.eney, or the
ground that II Ia the declaration Of ths party L. n
teyeh, 70 Wit: A. OAksmith.
he Court ovsr1uiss tho objecsioo and admits the
letter 10 Be read % part Of the rsssi.o.
Mr.. RsQuieY exceptS-
Mr.. Bailey reads he letter Of irstsucsoss 20 ,re
supefcerso.
Examinat.oo resumed From n Joserh Bay vert
10 New Orleans By land; G,r. QS,traa rrad1 PRO
7cs,iors for fh purchase u The cargo. but toas 10
aSs 10 oomt us 10 NY terms a-d 4 ,cds brek<~ 81
hare been Ia negotiation viii the veRsxuelsa 90
vAsmsct. which wAs Rv,x o. vhsa tes vss~sl ~
captured: In case 81 tts sale a tic oIgo vn
g Apssca'esis .rs s.as !. essss q esss =,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24
Marriages.

MARRIED --Qn the 18th, by r. N
Kennedy, Esq, Mr., JOHN f. BR.oKEN t.
Miss ELIZABETH SLoSEcKER, all Of Frecpor
township, Harrison Co. o.
On the 10th inst, by Rev. Allen
IEaskill, Mr.. JosEPH d. WooDAED to Miss
ALaTRA McMATE, all Of Tuscarswas county
Ohio.
AT Athens, Athens Co., o on tb'
kth Oct. by the Rev. Aaron Williams, O.
Canonsburg, Pa, H. B. LAcS of TuscarAw,
as county, TO Miss Frances Stewart. o
Athens.
ION the 18th inst by Rev. M Bisb
0p, MIR. JOHN n CoUESELMAN, of Freepor
Harrison co. and Miss SARAH z. HINES, o
Flushing. Belmont co.
ON the 9lst inst, by the same, Mr.
HESRy MATHEWS 10 Miss MARY F BETHEL
all Of Freepols township, Harrison county
Ohio.
in Cadig, on Wednesday evening
the i7th inst, by Rev. 8. P. Wolf, MFR. A
w. BosrwIck. OF Dubuque. Iowa. and eldes
son Of Judge Bostwck, of Cadiz. to Miss
MARY A. HArroN, eldest daughter of Rich
ard Hatton. Esq, editor Of the Cadiz Re
publican.
6TAs might have been expected, :h'
Sentinel Office was we'll remembered, b,
being furnished with full supply Of deli
sious cake; for which all hands unite il
wishing the groom and biz amia5le bride
prospe, Gus journey through life.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-24

GE-Matthew MCoy. Esq. an cid and
highly esteemed citizen of this county, died
at his residence in Archer township this
morning Republican, Oct. 10.
The death of Mr.. M'Coy will doubles
create void in the community, where h
has long lived, which cannot soon be sup.
Piled. He leaves several sons to NOUN tht
loss they sustained by his departure, With
Mr.. M'Coy We have been acquainted from
boyhood, and can testify to his many goot
qualities OF head and heart. He ha: bes
one Of the pillars Of tbs Presbyterian Churci
in Cadlz, OF which he was faithful and ef
6cient member from its FIRST organization
He filed several important offices, both il
Church and stats--haying been membe
al the Sess on. as long back, almost, as ou
memory reaches, and having been electe
.successively to the offices of Sheriff and
Treasurer of Harrison CO.. several years
ago. May his many virtues and p'ous ex
ample not be lost on the wide c'r"'" o. I
friends and acquaintan es @-Gusrnsey JEFF
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For the Cadiz 5sutinel,

For the Cadiz Ssutinel.
AT a special meeting Of Harrison Lodge,
No. 2i9 ofFree and Accepted Masons. held
on Saturday evening, October 90, A D
1855, A. L. 5855, G. N. Allen, Lewis Lew
Ton and n. a. Hanna were appointed a
COMMITTEES 70 draft resolutions expressive Of
the sense Of the Lodge on the death of our
brother, John H. Arnold. Who died in Brown
county, Kansas Territory, September 80.
1885, reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted
WRERsAs. II kse pleased our Almighty Fa-
ther in His Providence. to take from lie
onr esteemed brother. John H. Arnold,
on Sabbath. the .30th day of September,
1855. while engaged as an Assistant Gov
sFnInent Surveyor in Eapsas Territory.
therefore.
~ RSsol0d, That in John H. Arnold we ev
on found an esteemed frienl, and worthy
brother Mason.
Rssolped, That we sincerely sympatbiz-
sbth the afflicted pAfents and relatives Of our
bRother Arnold in their bereavement.
4 Resoived. That the pure and blameless
u I of ppr deceased brother, justi6es our
pc, that be has been fitted for that spir.
III building that building not made with
ads. eternal in the Heavens.
Resolved, That a. . token of the respect
Y feel for the memory ofour deceased bro
her. VI, will each wear the usual badge Of
mourning fqr the space Of thirty days. and
that the Masters chair be ais9 dTaPed in
black for the sapo Tins.
Resolved. That the members Of this lodge
tender their heartfelt gratitude 70 brothers
Isarr. Spencer, Evans. and others. for their
Mud and brotherly care 10 our dear brotber
, Arnold ii bis Lost lipTss,
Resolved. That each Of he papere IN On.
aix be requested to publish > copy Of NE
laravaing proceedings Of this Ladge. and
thst eapy of The sanae be furnished 10 lie
isnily 4 oW dsceased brother. and also ID
brothers RHg, sFsnspF apd Evans in Kan
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Asteat j n. McMATII, WIN.
PsFFsasos, Secretary.
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Arrival Of the steamer Atlantic.

HEW foKK, 0ct. 10.
The Steam Ship Atlantic vas announced
at Sandy Hook at 9 O'Clock this morning.
snd reached Ihe dock ct haliPsas Q. She
brings intel6genes that tbs Russians were
defeated near EupatOlia BY tks French cav
airy, viii loss of 90 killed. and los ia
ken prisoners. French loss. six killed and
"a wounded.
Psinee GortschakOf reports. on 50 oc-
tobeI. that an Intellectual movement had
been made on his lef. flank,
The Allied..aeet bad sailed on secret '1
peditiOn. supposed 10 be directed against
Nieolsieff and Odessa.
The Emperor is at Odessa. He has is-
sped an encouraging address 10 the Rus
alan people. and win shortly be in the Cri
mea.
a collision is anticipated between the
Western powers and the King of Greece
90 account Of the Russian propensities Of .h'
latter.
The food question is still matter of Sc
rious import, both in France and Germany
The souLhern.. portion Sebsstopol is t
be blown up by the allies, and mines ar
being sunk for that pgrposs.
Prince GortscLSkoff's army is threatened
BY large force Of allies from Eupatoria.
Bread stuffs: White Wheat quoted a
lssaI2s6d; Red Wheat lis 8 lat2s. Flour
Western Canal quoted at 4osa4is; South
srn 4asa43s; Ohio t3sa43s 81 s4lsi Nike
eos Sd els.
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GEORGE ALBREE.
l., cORSER oOD & ForKTH sTREET
PittsbMESsla PA.

NO. T., cORSER ooD &FoURTHsTREET
PittSbHrSla PA.
VlAS rec, ,ived large stock of Boots and Shoes
L suitable for the Ea.l Trade, consisting Of al
kinds OF M.ns Boys and Youths Calf, Kip and
coarse Boots and Brogans, and WomcnS' Misses and
Childrens Boots and Shoes OF all styles.
As the greater part OF my stock has been manu-
lactured to my special order it will, regards ma
.erlas and workmanship, compare fayorab!y with
he best custom work, and as | purchase for Cash
am enabled to offer great Inducements TO buyerI
who want prime goods.
fhave on hand good assortment Of Mens' coarse
.ewed Boo's and Brogans. Also, great variety o
Womens, Children and Misses Pittsburgh Manu-.
aciured shoes, Also, Gents, Ladies' 'ano Chilli Tens
,ubber Shoss.
All this stock is offered at low prices for Cash
r approved credit.
Country Merchants.and other are respectfully in
si,ed to call and examine this stock.
Pittsburgh, Sep. 81, IS.
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seSC Shoe Store!
THOMAg,g enpWpp

lanes HOWARD has now on hand the larr eas
best and cheapest stock Of Racts and SHOES vss
offered for sale IN Cadiz. Az he intsndn to abide
among thia peoplen and become none of them !, Il
hopes form their scquainiancs on the Ahortest No
tiee He Il confident that his work once introduced
wllleyer afterwards recommend itself He snpari-
ally invites attention 10 his stock ofladios wenr q
hs iniends 10 keep constantly large supply of tbe
finest and best work. both Of his own and eastern
manufacture. JAMES HOWARD
CadiE, April II, less.sTn