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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

re- Clark goi anew boagder at his
Burnett House. last Tuesday. An
Irishman appropriated a pair Of shoes
TO himself from Books & Mobiles for
which he was duly jagged, a! an ex-
pense OF some fifty dollars to the conn
ty, if he stays till court
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

Conc IT BLISD.-Wesley Morrow
says that thong don'tlike Dan Jones
he'll Just ihut his eyes and vote for him
We knew Wesley wouldn't stay out Of
the party. We suggest that Dun'l have
another experience meeting at Laurel
and take Wesley into full membership al
once. Greater devotion can no mar
show than shutting his eyes and going
il blind for such nominee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23
Nzg- The Colonization Herald an

BE- The Colonization Herald says,
about six hundred applications have
been received by the Pennsylvania
Colonization Society for a passage in
the expedition to sail on the first of
June next from Savannah, Of whom
the greater part are slaves to be eman-
cipaled for the purpose.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23
LATEST FROM LAWRENCE LAWRENCE

LATEST FROM LAWRENCE LAWRENCE
Go>sIP-JoNEs' RECOVERY.
Our latest mailladvices from Kansas,
have reached US Uia the 81. Louis
Democrat Free State paper. They
bear date Of Lawrence. May Z. We
snbjoin several extracts:
Mr. Jones who was appointed by
the Barons Of Kansas. Sheriff OF Doug.
las County. is not dead. nor in dy-
inh condition. He is rapidly recover.
ing. Tae people here are on the track
of the cowardly assassin. He is sup
posed TO mana personal enemy OF
Jones-a pro Slavery Squatter. who
has frequently of late been heard to
threaten his life.
The attempt Of the 81. Louis Repu5-
licdn and It's border echoes to lay this
cowardly act at the door of the Free
State party, has excited great indigna.
ton here.
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The Congressional Committee went
to Topeka yesterday; they will return
tomorrow. will send you their ev-
idence as soon as they return. The
evidence is appalling.
mon TREASON AND WAR.
A messenger from Tecumseh has
just arrived with the news that in.
dictments OF high treason have been
found against Reeder. Robinson, Rob,
erts. Lane. DeiIzler, and other promi
nent Free State men. As Sir Charlie,
Coldstream remarked. there's going
TO be a row here
The A,chison forces are marshalline
in the border counties. Secret hand
bills are in course of regulation in
Platte. Clay, jackson ad Buchanan
counties. This news was brought
here to-day, by Shareholder Of Mis-
souri,, who, although a Douglas Dem.
ocrat. is opposed TO the iniquitou.
course of Atchison and the Admins
tration. He told the Free State mer
to pr pare Cor defense. without a mo,
menfs delay. They are prepared
There is guard out tonight.
This morning a special messenger
brought the following note from .
prominent Free State citizens. Of Leav,
enworth:
"LKAvEswoRrH. May 6.
TO Gov. Robinson: Ii is believed
by the friends that it is necessary fol
you to look out.
Pros Slavery men are organizing Al
Atchison.".
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

We are pfasIhed TO see that quite a
number Of the Fillmore papers Ia the
State are urging a call for a ne~ conyen-
ton to bring ont another State ticket
Peoh Consffutionaiisf.
We are equally gratIfed with this
movement. Bro. Cox. II yon and the
Revelle, aud the Visitor will agree upon
the time, we will publish II, and urge the
Fillmore men Of this section TO attend.
There 10 but one in this county and he
viii attend unanimously.
On the other hand the Abolitionists
are dissatisfied with the Peoples candi.
dates. The Columbus Independent, Ju.
lian's organ, Gays:
ave moreover recommend the hold.
lag OF another State Convention. at In
dlanapolis, on the 18th day Of July next
10 put forth platform Of truly Republi
can principles, and TO nominate a tic he
thereuPon for the coming election"
We second that motion too. end woult
urge the Abolitionists to attend, but W,
don't know one--not one in TIE county.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

NE Whif< Water valley VII 20 *rH 70 ff"p"-
=. % -.
~,.,,. " w.c,..~v r.o
r~ u~c,esr. .h;eh
=. -, ,,e.,h -,
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-. 49, -. .;,;-srs NJ MccIee.
- msnv exce,-
1.. "a Me dea,h
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f' -..,.... -,
s. q -. ,.o.t s.d-
h.a -
s -
o.:~ Ia. A. a..o.. sd
t.-sn : s,s,dhood We kaew him
~si, az ,o,sd him onsh il our school.
y. . ,,..s.n, .oboo,.
80. a. ~o,,h ~ nrom;.e In
1870 80. - he h.s;nsss traits Of
-. s~ss,l.n, f,,hsr he early ob,ained
- h...;..-. .a...,;on .,d o,oo
"a - :. ~ ,.sf., MAJ, Rat he
-. -, ~ ,smn,.,;o, and il an
81, h.,,. .o.,,..,sd love for ;o,or;.
..,;.a r.nors vh;.h ovs - mon him
- h,.: 80 III. :,
nrcm;.. add bs.sen;ng him 10 an nm
-
W. es.a ~, dwsr q, ,be sad de-
.-:,-f,rs rsa. h.d.n o,.n
- :. 80. tn.w a IF there
..a...,.,...a who Ala No, have
~ -. a;..;n.,;o, had de-
s,~.,sd h;a hsvs 10, heard Of 4.
II. ,.,,a..,r Il.
~ .o.,a ~,
49, -. on,v =
.-..,;as .,,on, ,boss " h.,
e. H. s.,s oers;, we're v;ll;no-n.v
-, - - ~. :, on.s :, his mon.
r--,.L L. h..;nas. b;s
-.: -; ,h.-a.,.r ~, do,es.
81 ..a .a.;.l h.n,,ne... and even o,
liza ;tself-robbers ten fold worse than
N. h;.bvavman who. IN seeking 10
rob h;s victim takes only his life and
monev leaving his reputation and
character untouched.
tn ma il i one Of The best omens
Of The times that the anathemas Of
publie opinion are no longer directed
AZ formerlv AGAINST the unfortunate
victims Of intemperance, but where
thew ;uztlv belong. against the fiend.
who htten upon the wves and miser.
lea which thew cause. Call them moi
men. they are devils. Could anything
less than a devil deal ont the madden,
inc poison 10 a moor diseased man
xbe. \. lcew !, ronld aeersvate hi,
disease and make him vreiehed him,
self and those vre,ebed whom h.
.h.,,,d 81. b.,,v9
-
w.
W - - .<..,...
80 -, - " - 49,
e' '.s ff' 49,
1 : pr y -, - r.. -,
-. ~,
-, , : ~ - NJ
,s i,
, s"'4 70 ' wy '' = ~
h,o.,bs On ,hs;, disease .m;ds. NOR,
.xn;,o. .na n a.f.es ~ mora "A
uon;,;on R,s ,bev ,sve, ;r,endsd !,
n,~.as ri. re,,r.s - s,.h a. sx,,.m
H. Thsv ,,,sndsa o,Is . s,,c;.l class
ana - "a, e.r ~. sd ~ aaase,,
no;,f No, NOR. ds,eero,. and fs,a
=. ,,.a..,.. .w.,,..;a. : !, a.. ,,a,;.,
49,, - -. .,;,,h,v Vice.. tn,
soon carry their erev into The resist
less carrent and then soon nluno
him into Tie deem abyss. Who ba
not .een heir fruitless stragolingsg-
WIZ hs. no, ,,;..d 70 ex,s,d = bs,,
inc hand 10 a loved one in this ex
,rem;,s9 B.t !, was too late Rel.
can be- oiven. II =, all only =, a vey
earle ner;od ~ n. downws,d co,,s.
The danger IS no, seen. and copse
auen,lv No, feared.
H., ri, ..,,,;,,.. ss,,,,.... :.
sn.n -, -. s.a h~..s
-
Az - ,h.,. ..,,,r.., -. for hs,r. : -,
f;.:- -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

re- A "selfloading hay cart" has
been patented by D. II. Thompson. of
Fychburg, Mass. It consists in the
employment Of rakes applied to cart
or wagon, in connection with an in
clined frame, operating in such a way
that tle hay viii be rsked up and lOa-
ded into the cartor wagon, by merely
drawing the vehicle over the meadow.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

scott. for specimen Of Shanghai
pieplsn,. abou. 80 inches 70 the leaf,
and Of Lauseaberg apples which were
perfectly sound and hard. and warran'
ted 70 keep until this time next year
As there was TO cordition in the war.
rant, and as they have already disap-
pesred-gene where all good apples
COVE shall expect tome more Of the
same sort next May.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

re- Has AqniIla Jones, The rich
banker Of Columbus. the anti Banb
candidate Cor Auditor; paid the credi-
tors in cash since he got rich, whom
he paid by the Bankrupt law in is4i?
We don't suppose it win make any
difference IN his election. but we would
ike to know, just for fun.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

The Collector OF Scott County, Iowa,
offers for sale, in Davenport, on the slst
Of May, some $50 pieces OF lund.In said
County, whose owners are unknown
supposed 70 be persons who bought on
speculation and are not able to pay the
taxes. The iowa bubble is bursting
sooner than we expected
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23


Lawrence, last night, and are no"
",n'n 'e" miles o. tnn e''{.
49, - 81 az. aa~a ~. hsn - ~ s s.a-s~S
- az. - - - '''s' '' ~
: my 10
"AhkAS1 OUT ron hkkDhH-fsoo'lh
AHEAD.
Judge Lecompton has summoned
heeder TO attend the Grand Jury. sit
ting at Lecompton. as witness Rec
der refuses to attend, on the ground
that his life would not be safe a Le-
compton, but offered 70 20. provided
they would insure his profession; at
the same ume he plead ms privilege
as a Congressman, to exempt him
from being forced TO attend. The ma
lon'y o. tne congress'ona' inse.ugs-
ung COMMITTEE sustain him IN his re-
iusal; ohsef uissen'ed. warrant
ior heeoers arrest mas been issued.
ana ne .oid me DEPUTY Marshal TO
arrest h,m al ms peril troops are
expected here tomorrow 70 assist IN
making the arrest
.,,ar, - h-rs ss - 80, ~, - ..1- u
as an attempt 70 b.eak up the proceed
ings OF tne invesugsung COMMITTEE
when Is proving inc frauds Of the reg
unsssr Wh;,ssH wss sh..nf s1.
dsv Tbsre i ysrr r,s., s~.:'-.
on hosh SIDE. ana sols,.;e- : n.;'
mated be,ween he sseo,s,,er.,s -
the "Reonlators.
LArER-coscHEssaAs OLIVER rarIrck-
TED.
LAwnrxor, Nav g
The Investigation Committee have
returned from Topeka. am ;nforn-
cd that the Free state men have wit
nesses who will prove that Mr.. Oliver.
the member from the Fourth District
| in Missosri. and one Of the Inyestipa-
ting Committee nowin Kansas. Was in
cornpanv with the men who INVADED
Kansas on the Goth March. 1895. and
made several inflammatory speecbes
to the mob. Did YOU everl
THE NvEsrrsArIse ooxxr1rrr-rs
PROGRESS.
We End IN tho N.,s v,~a IT,.
con;ous yeno,ts ~ ,ba t.s,,..o--~ "a
i lnced hsfpra ~ : Co.. ~ 's.;e,4s y NJ
s;gst;nr Comr,;,,sa s,ss"" ~ a"s sss,
,ao &c ;,s 49, = -
IT, p3a.s,.s :. 80. .ass' '" A""'sA''
- Fl ~, ia
co., ,s iea so s. .e - S"s, ,as 'n.'
~. w s' IT. s.ss - ".enu'as w."
aIes PoS 'a"'n's = ~ n's'
'aAs e''uenoe Oh 'ne e'se,,oh i'suus
d.. men =" 'ne sss'on ~ yessnDsI'
a :: mas " ha nsPPensa ma. nc
- hA'h 49, :. ass.a. 49, eA's
'" IT, NJ" ,s.s s.ss = s,' vo"s.e,o
,rodas.d - CO. psad - Ia. -ha zen 800. -
soussea " wv i'eseei' '" no Petsen-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

The Investigation Committee have
returned from Topeka | am inform
cd that the Free State men have wit
nesses who will prove that Mr.. Oliver.
the member from the Fourth District
in Missouri. and one Of the Investiga-
ting Committee nowin Kansas, was in
company with the men who invaded
Kansas on the 2Qih March, 1896. and
made several inhammstory speeches
to the mob. Did you everl
THE INVESTIGATING coMNr1TEE-TTs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

Agentleman from WyAndo's brought
similar notice from friends In Ais.
souri.
Over one hundred Young men from
South Carolina. Alabama and Georgia.
all armed 20 the teeth with pistols.
Shapes rites and Bibl<s. encamped
on Silver Greek. fifteen miles from
Lawrence. last night. and are now
within a few miles Of this city.
II Is said they intend TO take Law
renee by surprise. ! shall be surprised
IL they dol
WARRANT OUT ron xrEDzn-raocnL'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
ADMINISTRATIONS
| II WILSON, Auetionscr. -
Ipnr cAJE of 6rst.clasa HOt' SEHOLD

IL FURNITURE rich Wilton snd velvet Carpets e0sly
Ere, Cd Plate Pier and Mantle Mirrors three suites o. fca
or Furniture rosewood Pi,noforA ysusee On fsintnss
Pearl AID Silver Cutlery. &C. No 30 West lNnst n'n
ethsv Il WILSON will sell THIS DAY, trrisyJ A.
~ o'clock furniture OF the above house "hea o.
a. tns,
81 arse and Mantle Irors superior
p oftte eesaut suites rosewood Parlo Fatnufe IN zen
.o and maroon brocade Do In gee1 and GOA cos
,osevoo Secretary Bookcase 80 IL csIyei rose"oo oeA.e
sofa Pier Tables three superior rose
ton Chain, N rich and tapestry rosewood Corner h
s.res 9TH mirror backs; rich Lace window outsns sne
g. ~. bronze and ormou Clocks costly Sevres aid esden
V.ses and rich Ornaments &c With numoe o. a..
on Paintings Dining Room aud Chamber Funitnre-eiesAp
.i sion Table oak Chairs china Dinner Set rich gold
band decorated Tea and Coffee Sets eiesaat ray sa CIV
cleavage pearl ard silver Cutlery Cake Baskets t"e
se elegant csyed rosewood and mahogany beisesds 90
Bureaus wsshs.snds With marble totsi coslJ
rh Toilet Sets best hair Mattresses feather bsd ana pea
ding French Oval Mirrors mahogany suite. OF d'nuIe "a
hair cloth cottage and ushos spring seat Chs rs~o
Hal Stad; Olc.oth Stair Carpets, &C. Catalogues on nc
moaning Of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
Hle6iral.
T1HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER

Mr. kENNFDY Of Roxbuny mss tseov.ted to o., ~
.9TSS pasture sss .t ss Se.c 20 p..
de has ried In eleven hundred cases and ae's x
xeep 10 two cases, both thunder humor lie he's Z
sosse,.ion hundred certificates Of u sLas al VIA
twenty miles Of Boston
One to three bottles viii the wor'i hind Of pIPsa
die face. ,,
Two bottles warranted 10 sus the wou, eAnhsf Il
mouth snd stomach
sryapelas ....., n Ann. .u .,,..
Two bottle. ars warranted to rnarns Of the a..
-four OF s Bottles warranted to care corrupt aid tunn
One botls will .ealy eruptlon' Of tn. 'ss.
Two three bottles warranted 70 cure tho wOfs Gaze
apgvUm.
three to four bottle. are warranted cur, sat rh,sa
Rive eight bottles will cure the worst cas- OF sIo's,
ssrfect cure atea when the above 9uenoty ntsa
Nothing improbable 20 those who have IL v,n uA
Ill ths wonderful medicines Of the day that Common wed
sow m the pastures anu along Old stone ~A shouts e,
bunsr has to start There H and hams net b.
aboet suins cases, bur not }ours PesNci over.
thousand bottles OF Ia te vicinity OF Boston knes Gs
ec Of il 10 every Il has aresdy done some Of Che s
set done in Massachusetts gave II 70 ehud-os
oosins chi tren whose ae. aud 6sb6y RESTORED
pesfect state 4 health by ono bottJs a.
it. t gives great relief IN ca,auh and duzesa
some who have token e have been co'.s oI 40 us
easy bu there any derinsement of the tuncosa
nature M feelings bat must po "
arn ed they always disappear from four days TO sesk
elus /. gone YOU will feel yourself lhe person. iheSd
oue exrsvssant encoiums Of it thai ever Ao
Msnafsc,uscd by DONALD KENNEDY, No i29 wsTssn''.
koxbury, Mass. Price ~. ,,.,.c
Wbole,ae Agents tor Nav York: G. " CLlChkNEkk Co..
No. 81 Bsrc,y..t CHARLES II Rih8 Nc. i9s Broadway
A. Is. D. SANDS No i4i Williams MAksi oh'lSt
NELLsS Co, No rs Frankln.st NcsEs3ON, ROBBINS
B. Co, No. rs Maiden anej hAklLAaD. hAhRAL 3
WARD CLOSE Co, Aatdcr,ane; nrs HAYES Boob
lyu and for sale retail By all respectable DaSs 'afoDss
Tie Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
feaal NoIites.

4 SSgTNEEs NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
"A to the creditors of DANIEL T. WILLIAMS Of the C9y
OF Jersey County OF Hudson end State Of New Jess
that all eisns against his estate must se exhibited W h-
scriber hl assignee, the Office Of W. IL Jsde, eslrs
alton before the twenty Dnth ds Of AusS poh oeas
'hpe months on the date Of the cut. OF b forever
Larr.c frer coming FOR dividend OF tho estate s1i
az, further nofea that list NJ ti csin, 'ssns
The said DANIEL T. WILLIAMS will y. fled with the sur
tho County Essex before Sepember
Term tho Orphans Court, when thereto may b
fled by Interested Dated this ieehth dsy Of Jy
1856. JyI8 lv6wfl CHARLES CRANE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.-FOR SALE.

" the ls,se d beautifully located Hotel known AS lhr
ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE. on the south eastern s.ope
Of tie Orange Hountsu New jersey sNoui - minutes non
ksw Ioh CITY Tie house is and conveniently aiias9''
The gene ally baths attaches 10 tle'
Each floor has hot cod shower and plunge
baths them The hous- supplied abundautly VITA paf,
spri water cgbt On The Noun The out buudngSa.d
out numerous, GfoundI hsads)mey
laid out Beautiful walks and paths along cascade brook
winding ard Ia o., Mountain Ths house capsb. o. ac'
CO fncisg GO 20 tu boafdrf aud will De filed by
the best wit ~ sell TOR good There - At
tsct,d the house "a oiald The whole oieci tr
sale It sd uoIH security given, money viii be ted
The above worthy hc lOice OF experienced Hotel
/, foNrsiug business There tey
~ I'd A. q AZ, distance CRY superior os.ol FOR
n SNFR HOIEL, aad csriailly lot 10 ~ v-.i.y
Apply 10 o. - 'oNI ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22

fof SAIL EXCHANGE for Good Stocks or Proda tive
Rea this Brooklyn From 500 10 600 scses OF
tAuNl high and rolling lino emorecne 90 acres OF grove OF
ckors oak tfou'i mile quarter on ROCK kSer
,pS hour bed on the b. ueyerfalu brook f)y
hour. ride New rk two miles from the CITY
Of DxoD aid he Iii Ceua Railroad ninety miles north
v,s ob hcsso whence railroad runs Aio lsh the property
10 he Mississippi hiy mi For beauty Of scenery san
yix of mate church a. ID Qna adv aases
n bs. few Nquas the West. 40 Tor agu;uu Al purposes
,o w.es facilities Of transportation canaot % eA
river with hsh variety AZ all yenme ths estate
ns rare H. cucemeus Dixon with It's 5No lnhao anus
sb oLucbss aDd college rapidly approaching H. ana l'
lew wears render great part Of tae properly own .s
Title ce.l al d terms liberal Apply 20 j. IT, BoLhN' No
10 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
ateamboaIs an0 Railroads.

NOTICE. Change of PIER of DAY BOAT for
~ ALBANY Fsre 81 ostts. The steamer ARMENIA.
Capt SL4A, viii on AID after WEDNESDAY. s0th Aug
ssvs Chamber a. instead OF sRhrg heretofore Rssu
Ter d. M AeeLJ h'nesy, "sdsesiaI sci F'iasy' st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
n)attbes, JewsIrp, &e.
IEWELRY and DIAMONDS VERY 10

JEWELRY and DIAMONDS VERY Low
~ The suhscrber for the last eighteen year, IN business IN
WslIst selling an descriptions OF fine God Oianod aud
ali other nd. d Jewey at wholesale and RETAIL 81 maeh leo
Lsdie. beautiful Gold Cameo, Mosaic, CarbuHele ,nd
pS,.l 80 t. ,r - p',. and Brace!etsi IN each.
boxes. -
Lsdies Pins, Gold, Cameo, hossc' Pear and SsIouh
Mo.se. Pearl C.rbln
Gle sc''..' 0e '''.........$2 Sto rs % pair
Cbains ..............A . W TO Ss6 20 each.
Pure Gold " Gliding Rir = M L
Ladies' Cold Bracelets. ~ ~ w. e'ou
Plain and Chased Gold cent 70 o %
GeBtsue's seal Kings. 70 w n
Garnet pal AID other Stone Rings 80 to % " eacn
Fine Gdd Ilnmtle. ~ 10 m 49,
Gold Guard KEYS Fob Keys and SCAst y 10 ~ ~ eNn
Gold Pens and Pencils - W 10 -
LadIes' Porte 80 to SIS 70 each
Gold and Me- w 10 : II ~ eacn
Gold Sleeve Buttons and studs ~ M 70 BIS W SET
Gold Spcctnces and Eye-iiasses. 70 70 = ~ w
Diamond lins. Pins Finger Rings Crosses % W to o
Gold Atu,s Pins and Silver rhines 81 TO ia no
GEORGE c ALLEN Importer
or Watches and Jewelry wholesale and retail No IL Wall
st.. second floor, Brosiway NJ stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
TOR CHARLESTON and t'LORIDA-SEMl-
d WEEKLY UNITED srATHS VAIL LINZ. = N,

4 WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE N.
splendid steamship NASHVILLE. Bs,y Coun4nier win
esye Pier No g. North R.ser. SATURDAY, Aug 81 At 4
O'Clock p precisely. For Ffslhi sppiy board where
Bulls OF la, % gE 81, aid for fssJsgs st tho Ofcs
Of SPOPFORD, TGLfSTOS Co, No y oroe1svsy. The
ayore CAROLINA eb regular ,r,s u &c vanoui
sndrrs the 81 jobs River Pords colnsctin4 with IN.
New .ne esyns Charleston ever, ES
DAY AZ o'clock Through aesets to Isctsoo y1s -
:, Pustks, SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22

II II
IL EIGHT PER CENT CONVERTIBLE SlSklNG
PI'Sh gONDS Of the DU 5UQ L sid PACIFIC RAlLhOAO
COMPANY.
lie Road situated In the State Of Iowa and eIteGds from
Dubuque 1.-THE termination OF the Gasna aud Chica
60 aos Mississippi nver in due west course through
fnde peIdence Cedar Falls and Forte Dodge 20 the Missouri
the mouth Of Big Sioux river. 5000. .oo
Th.se Bond, Are i.sued upon Of tssn 80 no.
April 1885 payable in - Year, their Interest
coupons payable sem annually in April aad OCTOBER and
they By deed Of the Ros equipment
stock ehAe Of the first division Of the n~
The Railroad Company is the recipient OF lffO acreS OF
Lands Of the ruost productive and inviting character
The convertible privilege therefore Of great value and the
responsibility Of the Company 10 unques onsb.e.
We these bOLds 10 friends nat lass So
curty.
be had Of the uuder.ign by whom
they for sale. BISHOP & Co, No. y Wa St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-22
Realty REDUCED CES.-Aagust 20 |

~ L. MAIL LINE. Fifty pounds Of baggage free 10 cen
pound -Four hours from By Psna
Raj road Through for CALIFORNIA Panama Railroad
The United States Mail Steamship Co. will dspzth for Ascs
Cs on FRIDAY, Aug Y at o'clock p IN precisely,
trom pier foot u WarenT North River the wsknoTn and
l. n PssseI ger. and Mail, viii he forwarded by Panama
Railroad Psnems with toe Psefsc Mad Steam
ship Cos magnificent steamship SONORA, r. Whiting, Co&
msnds which will be in reediress and lesvs Immediately
for Sss francisco
The public are Informed that the Pcifc Mail Steamship Co
have Steamers lyrs Ct Panama ready
for 70 avoid possible detention Of pssp msls
For passage apply TO l. w RAYMOND, at tbs only Office
of oI1t anes No. III West Wsrsnst ". Z.
Preisht AspIwa 10 cents per cubic foo', pct
cou1d prepaid. And freight Will b received sitex u
o'eloek or the dag Of sailing.
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GREENWICH Ct-Fcr sale or re. e, C. esps f.i
~ Mfse new House with u acre. OF sa snt, EIcbssss
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DUBLIC SALE in BURLINGTON, n. IA
L COUNTRY SEAT and BUlLDlN0 LOTS frorn1s ths
,hsbe for either Residence School BosItns House The
very large surrounded with shade and fruit tre~
aud the Building Lots elsby situated tho esvs.e
ground in Bur ston. sale positive SATURDAY the Soth
Of August at o'clock on the pemises which Will be shown
by Y. WOOIMAN, Burlington, N. J =
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Houees aa6 farms Wanic6.

HOUSE WANTED-Suitable for respectable
family by eIe.ptioDsble ten1nt loc''ion oea s
Be cltT a, 18Th .ts anc not than bocksffom broof
way wcst side preferred Modern improvements naisPno
Bile Adde'S stating rent and particulars, J. ". r" NO
Broadway.
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WELLINGTON CisrEs, AuctioneeI
I men COLLARS, EAU DE COLOGNE'-
IL THIS DAY at lO o'clock, at No 81 Deyst corner oil
Greenwich an assortment Of Teas Soap Brandy Gn, Vine
Rum Tobacco Csars Pipes Mustard, PepPer Rec hisn'
Prupes FIGS &c Also Hstchsts, Shoyes spaiss Gut
.ry aU.r, elegant Worn Boxes. Whiting Desks Pencils,
Shirt Cellars and otner miscellaneous notions.
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uI,nsnN RIYER PROPEETy lar SALE-

HOUSE a. d acres neOT CruseI' station
s sing coed ncs House co., re y rooms with view
~ om part al hard oil large apps trees of
bes Kinds IN full beeTn' Also plenty Of other fruit tees
shrubs SC seiy sab plsce and for the very reasonable
price OF D. 10 Apply 20 NJ. X. COuLENS Co, No ~
BIoseway, . o. t. ). DlCkMAN, Ga the promises
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In PURSUANCE Of an orde. Of the surrogat

Of The County OF NewYork. notice hefeby sryq tV n
persons having claims against JEREMIAH CASEY. l-u
OF tbe Of New York deceased pses-Ii the ~
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber the office Of Ja W.
White. No 81 Libetyst ia the City Of New icst OF =
fore the tenth dag OF October Eexi-Dsted SewfCk e ia
day OF March, 1875. WILLIAM POWER fyss '"' &.
sah1 ,sV oEe