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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

ir<<~/1< f1<fff'fs HtHr.
pehals ne iarIoas s,or,o = rolling.
which Hordsf. Fsrad-. ranfrdrf-i~z. raise.
In< ur<< Of Var. tci Ino>e. a<e te4iInx.
And ip{ our infsHt cities blaze.
tnc shan ~ f>IHI1 fipn The rain.
while iaefts@ force via giant stride
spreads dpteintirH ~ 1nd vide.
In gu'iiis<s blood he hand. i.arfainrf
Arise. Arise. - bfarot
And let ear rsf<ff be
Free speech. free press. nee ~.II. i<~e 11>1.
fsE-aoxf aud tt1Iotf'
on. Liberty can he resIrn ihos
Who once haf felt fA< generous f4I4t{
Can threats saddle. 81 boiis csa1n< thea
or ~hip< ny nebie spiri tam<f
Mol ~ the heavens bright bending Ger ~
We've called oar o. plain - me <aH--
Behold he hoaf - Hrhoid iho n4sa
on wise and valiant. 90 before n<'
Then Get the saops sr.in
Hing oHt ffem sea N sea-
Free speech. ffes p c->. free soIi. fr<s men.
Fns'nosf and Vlofosfi
Hurfnh ffnu prairie sIds ard TIRE
Around oaf slnfioas chirfiaIn rally.
For ksnsH and FOR Iinfn4f
Lei hlm Who nrihof ~ilds exIIofinf.
Her virgin besatt gave % fame.
Now save her from the tnf<c and shame
Wpich sisvers e'er her coll u pouring
onr standard Bearer then
Tho bnfe Pathfinder bel
FREQ speech. nee pr.ss. free soil. free snep.
Fes-nos1 and ffcIoar' "a 81 F.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

Good morning nelehbor. how Do yrn1os
have found = treasure aud come n xau
thatyou and may rcjeiss tortfsef.
Over m, fortune and our nu nal tf~..s<>
81 am well. bat pray. Wat Il the trcssureY
DO you value itby wright OF meas
What ISL ! am nxiuus 20 know.
And iutour fsloie.ne In concert fow."
rttls valued neither BY measure or weight
hui % ~ virtues which are very great:
10 nan ma cure cor inans lils--
Tvs y. cniLns a Coz SoscruiEn BALM fiiIs"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

PROP. woods N, ...,s had. Cor several , esrs.
been becoming prem niurrp graz. accompanied
~ ahafshness Nhlch fsnuufci the fpnstsnl All "
coHmenced using ,our Hair hr-lpratire, si,oat
t~o months ago. u Was "a that condIiion: and h.x-
inf cohunaed iis ute AL niuin the 'n1i thfre
scrks. u has turned 70 ~ natural ealof. and a..
~uIlrd saftncss aud Iusif~ Eresly 20 - pr..I1r-
red ti41sr produced b, The sIIilcalio1 % oiis
nny olhuf pfs pafau n hatr ever u<ed. ! frksfd
81, whether 10 be used a. Hair ks<iofatlss. OF
cor the simple pufposc Of drr.sinx OF bs4atr rag
fhu hair. fon hsfe pcr,nlsslon 10 fsief 10 me n
who entofiain an, doubt ~ ~ performing "a ta.f
h claimed foe u. Mas. q. SINo-@Iu-
Cinclnnali. o.. Feb. 10. Ie3f- |.|| 81 81 -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

re- From an explanatory CONVEX,
sation with Nathan Cox, whom w
published some time ago as a deIir.
quent. We are satisfied that he WIS no
50 much ut fault as we bad supposed
Another person had been taking on
the paper. and should have paid for It
Il would be weIl-for all persons vhs
discontinue taking out paper 10 sec
that u is stepped. Mr.. Cox paid VI
arrearages. honorably.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

- Nnicfivnn, Rn1E-, Ma Z. IF5I-
PROF %. J. NoUui Allow me- /. .tt--s ~
virtues sad nagtc powers of >o1f Hair He.lern :
i've. thfpe nunthe siucc. being exceedingly
tao b.ltics. and Il spon began 10 tr Ia frst.rlnr
the ~ liver toets thff nat<e coiof. nnd lEr hair.
Which was before ar, aud harsh ana hiiinx "a.
noN bscnme snft snd glossy apd u CEASED anIn5
thc aknafnn disappeared, and lhs r.nlp I..>f al
me disakfounbie iichinx. annos TAG I<lsr~. snI
nov, not only ioex, bat ieet >oanE again.
ChAhlks VIII ttfY.
frFSold Al ia Marx street. - Louis. No.
, brondsn,, New York. aud - al ufnxfl<if|
vxef> Nhrre- All kinds Of family patent n'...ii-
clues Tor sale, on hc best posfbie tsfus. "a PRO.
lessor Woods enthusiastically W nafet STREET
~. Louis. ..| | It
lrrp. Y. Johnston i, sole agent fof broots'iie|.
anrlllf 81. .I... 81 4. ..4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

E7- John Webb was elected Justice
of the Peace for Bloominggroye town
ship, last Saturday. His opponent
was Joseph Price, who came near de-
fealing him by The neglect Of the
friends Of Webb. only about a5
votes were polled. q
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

Es- The Convention At Corners
vile, last saturday, was a grand AZ.
fair II Is eliminated that there were
between 1000 and 1000 10 attendance.
o. B. Smith addressed them The
ball is rolling,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04
Peoples Township Meeting


Free speech free prssr. frso soil frea men
fRsmont asd Niyior,'
are invited to meet 1T The Market
House, next Saturday at sP. AZ. for
The purpose Of organizing club for
Brookville township. Several speeches
may be expected.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-04

A HALF a MAN.-An old bachelor
has been most aptIy compared to one
half OF pair Of scissors. without the
other half--utterly useless. Poor. de-
crepit Buck never found his better half,
so be is but half q man. and the wor.
ser half, Mt that. &.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14
NR. BILLINGS CARnr1NATTvE AND AS

~ TRJSGENT SYRUP-An Infallble Remedy for CHOL-
ERA INFANTEM OR SUMMER COMPLAINT OF Chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUs, DTARRHEA, or ANY II.
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELS-The long and sue
cessul experience the Of this remedy by the inventor
the of all the diseases for which it is
mene together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear to its efficacy in the cureof the Bowel affect
lions Children Darrea Cholera Morbus and Dysente,
grown persons entie higher confidence than if
one ordinary hbug medicines of the day which pro-
fcss perform miracles and all the ills Of life Its charac
ter fully established in the hands of physicians of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
a resident Of Lockhar Texas will show
"DELTA, (Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81 ls4I.
o. 0. Woolnan, Esq Dear sirThere but very few of
the nostruns offered the public to which would be will
ling to lend sanction my however humble may
experience however have forced upon the convictions
that Billings Carmlinave and Asrngent Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific principeper.
recy harmony with the laws Of organic lfeand therefore
deserves although its ingredients kept secret to rank higher
scale of remedial agents than nosrun II affords
me pleasure be able (whoU the fear Of successful contradc
tion to add my testimony in favor of its efficiency safe and
pleasant remedy forms of bowel complaints for which
is recommended have used it myself in several very in
teesng chronic Of Drrhca and nysentery and
mend in many others and in every instance, where snch
preparation indicated, il proved successful.
Respectfully yours,
D. NJ. PORTER, NJ. D.
For sale wholesale and retail, by .t
o. o. wooDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
iel2 5mdkW New Orleans La
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O.. WO0DM'.AN.

n o. WOODEAH, WHOLESALE DRUGGIST,
Successor to Jarvis Wo6dnan,} corner Of Common and
Magazine Streets New Orleans Importer and Dealer in choice
DRUGS. SELECTED MEDICINES, PURE CHEMICALS,
ESSENTIAL OILS Medicinal Extracts Fine Perfumery and
Fancy Soaps, PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL, INsTRU.
MENTs DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, BRUSHES French
and American WINDoW-GLAss, PAINTS, oILs DYE
sTUFFs, etc. @ srg = g.G,asr 4..4s a..
PURCHASE Medicines Of best quality rely upon being suited
Orders promptly attended to. .&@
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE r. Il
Receiving by drecfrora England France and Ger
many large assortment of DRUGS CHEMICALS, GLASS;
MAZE fERFCMERY, BRUsHEs,etc Among which hre
~ oo&es French Window Glass assorted sizea ~
1eo lbs Conrad's Hydriodate Potash
1910 ounces Pelietier Fr. ouinipe .--t. El-
159 lbs Manders English Blue Masg .~ l..
100 lbs Mander's English Calomel-r. l-5 -Es
50 Jars Carbonate Ammonia. W .+sstsas-s -U.
cases Cnrb. Magresla. r. sS2s tlsS
10 CaciEed Maguesia. T.
FROM THE BEsT AMERICAN MaSurAcruREss.
1000 ounces Of Quinine, Power Weigh.nar
SC ounces su1phate Of Morphine. 8 Fl4sgseH5 @l.
10 Dances Acetate Morphine. IL
80 ounces Strycnine. 2 vs. .,H.,ts
100 lbs Am. Fl. s. Caorne ] bot. 5' g~ -
200 lbs Am. H. s. Calozne, in Is toxes. w.
80 kegs ref. Salt Petre. -rs+5 ~
rs dozen Chloride Soda.
100 lbs Nitric Acid.
10 derniohns Aqua Ammonia. , -7-,.... e.:
10 lbs pure Nitrate Silver sticks e'."
lbs pure Nitrate Silver, crystals. .s-
10 bbls Alum. 2=
s bb!s Ground Alum.
vv POWDERED DRUGS %" n
warrant all POWDERED DRUGS sold by me as stric
pure having been selected personally IN their crude
and powdered for my sales. Among which are
200 lbs Powdered Ipecac.
$50 lbs Powdered India Rhnbarh. F..
$50 lbs Powdered Canhardes BE r. '.-
800 lbs best Powdered Bird Cayenne. ss#.
$50 lbs Powdered Gum Arabic. ' -'
1000 lbs Powdered Cream Tartar.
200 lbs Powdered Tartarc Acid -@ "~'" t5
20 lbs Powdered Extract Celocynth. "stl
PAINTS, OILS AND WINDOW GLASS;
10000 lbs Pure White Lead.
10000 lbs No. White Zinc Paint, Am.
200 lbs French Snow White Zinc.
20 casks French Yellow ochre.
bbs Copa Varnish. F.'.
bbs White Damar Yarrish.
bbs Japan Varnish. -r##
2bbls Coach Varnish. .-.-r
800 gallons Spirits Turpentine.
zoe gallons English Linseed Oil.
50 casks English Venetian Red.
60 bbls Lamp Black.
100 boxes American Window GLASS; assorted sizes from
Shy Toto "a by30
100 kegs Yellow Ochre, in oil.
l0o kegs Venetian Red in oil. .
All which will be sold the very lowest rates.
o. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans, La, and
iel2 5mdkW o. O. WooDMAN & CO., vcksburg Miss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

DATEST 1EEUICINE,S-ALI. TIE MOST fotU.
lar Medicines. ly the dczen, a; the rlopvjHtos
lowest wlole lie prices. AmoI,g which
u gross Mustang Linlnen
80 grass Ri yalt'> iulmonic Waters,
81 dozen lIociter's BiteIs.
81 dozen Whre"r's Sherry Wine B!ttrs.
dozen Ginger Cordial.
50 dozen flIor,,s Extract Copaiva and Sarsapar;A
200 dozen Bulls SHrsHraTiA.
50 gross Fa:nestocks Verminge.
- gross McI.enn's VciEliFnce.
81 gross Winnrs Vermi:Yge
"a dozen Osgood's Cholae g:ne
q ,!n2el Carriers SVunis!l Mixture.
:. Dozen Swains !aiucea
les dozen Barry's Tricorhcrons.
o. O. WNODMAN,
corner Cor and Magazine streets,
inlp 5ruGHW New Orleans.
L. rtiyr,l, aud fer sale by
ALFRED EEARNY,
Il - Magazine street.
yETRIStkY-l bbls. aud 30 half IBIS. Monouynep or
w hound packages, fnr sale by
JOSEPH LAMBS h CO,
aus IS FchSnp;oulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

NOTICE. - MOSES HARRIS HOLDS OUR FUEL
VPuwer of Attorney and will rpresen. during absence
from the per act before George kNrc>de, Notary
Public.
New Orleans, August %, 1856. .. = ~
Y
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The undersigned will continue the FACTOR AG + and con-
MISSION lnsneSs under the firm OF OAKLEY, HAWKINS Il
Co, and all outstanding liabilities OF the lH,e Eu Of
Oakley X Hawkins.
New Orleans August Is, 1856.
G. s. HAWKINS,
au25 1m.EW +. j. COCK III EN.
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dissolution OF Cts-PAAsIA RiAt ? RalL- -
~ The firm of Oakley " HAWKINS dissolved IN tie
18Th inst, by the dcalh Of 5. ". Oakley.
q. 5. HAWKINS
?, j. EUGkBtRN.
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~. FOR ShLE1-ur:lLiilrTuL SEA SHORE RES,
E3 hr,ra at Mississippi Giy-lo he sold reasonable terms
.iI H. property ut Mississippi City, situated Mr.
I.rfrt and within three minn!eS walk OF the Tla, i!'
sc coinuoieus and IN excellent repair, the fFh''s
~ ',', A valuation ii required Fer particulars. ,IFly
tlAMt.S i1'iltt'tH bS y W,
,e9f ~ NustonL9Hse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

NOTICE MR.. DUFF GREEN, OF NItkSBuEG,
IN mississippi becomes partner III our house this day
GREEN u ERtMP,
Drlnu I1l, nj
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NTDEiCE-MR DANIEL. u. LOGAN Is partner vnr
~ House from and after this ,lhie
SHELBY SEYMOUR eco.
New Orleans Au.rust LIST. 1871
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CLARK. STAUFFER u Co., EARDW AERr
> IRON etc. No. a. Canal street. Agents for Pages Saw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

THE subscribers will the business Of the house
under the style Of ljEI.IOCQ, NDB.OM CO., accord
VEuIE j. b. BELLOCQ
a. +. NOBIOM,
j. b. EERHES
p. ROY.
Spw( Snut s. I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

SIFAyv, FRAME. Jr.. q Co., CqNsMIsSIoN AND
| > FORWARDING MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PK0nUCE No 50 TeheGpitoaIas street. olS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

~. T.. G. REeHx Fan, GENERAL G. q I.bECT o +
II HOUSE AGENT etc, No. 4 Commercial pItr",
r. Refers Mes.rs. +. Roallrrcau Co, Beard 4 MnN
e fDclits J, F. Mcclure and :. j. Risk n3 lf
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DMtitular Notitts.

hGB- Gardner Smith, Auctioneer and APP
praisePAricul attention given TO sales of Estate
Slaves, Stocks SUGGESTIONS, etc
Ec5@ Office No. I Commercial l'Hce s. SEQ ~,
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SICKLES d Co., DRUGS, MEDICINES, SURGICAL
> INSTRUMENTS etc. Wholesale and retail, Nos - ana
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G.T W. W. SHAW. j. 7. sRhE-,
CNHASV. q. W.. d, Co.. COMMISSION AND FOR
> WARNING MERCHANTS, No. q Poydras street. New
|
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

e. HORSES AND MULES JUST ARRTyED
$aud for Hie by DIR. j. EnTT AT his sales stables
leA-un Nry"lcs street. late Phirna, of Union
and fine lot o KENTUCKY MULES three to four
I'D nll picked inas and fully gnraateed to he fine lot
y has let Kentucky this season. Also one hundred and fifty
Enc HORSES Them several pairs OF line Family
Carriage Horses we'll cle both i'll st, !e and step; the bal
fine EMtcrs am, rught all selected by
criplceti and offered reasonable rates.
The public invited call and eNNnlnc before purchasing
/ elsewhere DR.. J. ELLIOTT,
| Veterinary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

rT1ODD, $. NJ, ~ CO., WHOLESALE AND RETA Il
i DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, PAINT MILLS, WIN
DOW GLASS BRUSHES, and Celors Of all kinds, ~ Naga
i Stnnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

JETieIGIfV, ALLEN Il CO., COTTON FACTORS
W aud COMMISSION MERCHANTS No, 100 tirAyier
NAM nrIEG Sa1iJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-14

DISSOLUTYON-LA SOCIETE CI-DEVANT EMS
~ les soussisnes dams lie Rtstart du Crescent
sue iehurr. Jour dissoute par cosenemen mue
parties LOUIS GCILEBEAE continucra les ataires d
dit Restaurant par compte de ln meme
LOUIS GTIILEBEAU,
JEAN BONNET.
NnuvcIIe. Orl 1n noiit lE55.
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COPARTNERSH

THE undersigned have formed c0partnership under the
Il style Of DONOVAN, McLEARN 4 CO., for the purpose
@ 4. y. DONOVAN,
| JOHN G.. McLEARE. =
| New Orleans, Sept. ], 1856. M IS 2rn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10
LATER FROM EUROPE!
ARRIVAL OF tue NIAGARAli

ll,l,FAx, Oct 9.-rhe Niagara has arrived, with
Liverpool dates to the 2ith uit
Breadstuhs were steady. Wheat generally declined
pence. No quotable change In Hour Corn dull
and quotations maintained Richardson, Spence X
To quote red wheat at eight shilngs six pence new
nine 70 nine and three poneci white, old, eight aud
nine pence to nine and nine pence new, ten to ten
aud four pence Money slightly more stringent.
Italian atlnirs excited attention, but beyond tho
intention of the English Government to despatch
fleet To Naples, nothing definite was known. Tho
expedition preparing to sail for Naples.
Lord llardinge ex-commandcr- In chief of the Brit
ish Army, is dend
The Bank OF France has raised the rate OF interest,"
TO six per cent.
The latest Geographic news from London reports
u further decline in the French funds, which had
caused oonsos to open heavy and Mt the close to de-
cline per per cent. Money active and it was
snid that the rate of discount would be immediately
raised to fire per cent Mt least.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times al
ludcs to rumorcd alliance Of the United States with
European Powers who disposed to adopt the prin-
cple OF immunity TO Merchant vessels and MERIDIAN
disc from capture even 10y men of war,
Rumors had been received from Vienna to the c.
feet that some Austrian ships had been ordered TO
Naples MS II squadron Of observation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10
ARRIVALS AT THE
" nshn gtOn Hs0use-Snend ~ Clark, pr0pr's.

OCT. &C S Kirkwool, Roanoke; W McClana-
Ian, McCianahan. Goliad, Texas T II Callan, Brs
lo'. "lindsey, Freeman, Abingdon II 5 Dunn,
bttImore Mertish, Miss Mertish, Va; } a F Bur
.o0ghs Lynchburg MINIS, Bedford; W II Tay-
or. GLOW branch; J Merriwether Lady, Mrs i
, Butter, Farmer, Campbell; L Lee Bedford; J
AEruchet. California; } B Marshall, Va; l. Crag-
mead Franklin; Miss \ Mckenzi, w p Calwe White
sulphur Springs, Greenbrier; r Stafired Giles; j
r Thomas, New York; W 2 Thomas R II Nesbtt,Miss
4tshlf', Mrs NJ Ne+bitt 4 servant, Bedtord K laun-
Gen Launden, Mrs Grury Sweet Spring
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10
l.A1EST NEWS.


Attempted suicide in u aulth.
Same days ago we mentioned that "A man had
attempted to shoot himself in Methodist church
IN Philadelphia. The following is more full
account OF the Affair, find IT in letter from
the Rev. {. Cook, the pastor of the church.
where the scene occurred:
Just rs | was in the application of my ser
mon. September 9TH. when deep solemnitv
seemed To rest upon the congregation. man en-
tered the door opposite the middle aisle, and do.
posting his hat IN pew. walked deliberately in
10 the altar, and taking his position in front of
the communion table. dew FIVE or six barrel re.
yolver from beneath his coat Up 10 that 100.
ment had continued to speak. though the move.
ments If the intruder had evidently gotten the
attention Of the people. A. he drew his pi,tol
out, some surpassed he was going To 81 DOT me;
some that he u mailman about 10 shoot into
the congregation. and what others thought of it
i. difficult to tell Some fell to the floor To be
screened from bullets, sore were petriiied with
fear many rushed for the doors, aud many fright.
ened females aud children screamed without stint
of lungs. The poor fellow. however, aad no in
tenton of iniurng any one but himself
AS ! stood immediately above him, | saw him
distinctly turn his pistol aud place the muzzle a
gnint his left b,enst. Fortunately for him and
others the cap mashed without exploding and be-
fore he had time to rearrange for the fuliment of
his suicidal purpose the deadly weapon ia
ken from him. Every barrel was loaded, and two
of them doubly so. He had been member of the
church and some fifteen months since had fallen
by the power of strong drink! He was the first
to report his fall to me aud did not expose him.
For year he gave evidence of genuine reio,-
nation. He has recently fallen again, and doubt
less under afslse of shame and rcmorse, more
than half demened, selected the altar of God on
which to immediate himself desperate atone
ment to the church! He is now in hospital
God be mercifol to him aud his family"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10
From liurOuc.

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-The steamship Arago
from liavre on the 9th September, has arrived
here. She brings London papers of Sept 81;
Among her passengers are Col. Siebel, late
Minister to Brussels; }. Z. Sullivan. Consul to
Bavonne. and Prince jerome B,naparta.
Passed on the oath ult., an American propeller
frigate. on the Goth the steamer Fulton, and
the 9th inst, the steamer Washington
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN TURKS AND RUSSIANS:
A serious conflict had taken place at Irezbond
in which some Turkish sailors tore down the flag
of a Russian merchant ship. and then threw the
sailors into the river. The Russian Consul de
manded the dismissal of the Captain of the port
FIGHT BETWEEN SPANIARDS AND Mo0Rs.
A Madeira journal reports severe conflict b." =
tween the garrison of Manila on the Morocco
coast and the Moors. The Spauiards had 90
killed and 20 wounded The loss of the Moors
is still greater.
HAyRE MARKETS.
1IAVRE. Sept. 24.-C"tton closed with an ad-
vancing tendency. Sales for the week 1850
bales. Tres ordinaire 100 francs. Stock ON haul
60, 900 bales.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10
Connecticut Town Elections.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct . Returns from sev
enty three towns have been received. Forty.
four towns have me for Frcmont,& twenty. eight
for Buchanan, and one divided. Fremont gains in
seventeen towns from last fall, and in nine town,
from last spring. Buchanan gains in ten towns.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Hartford, CT, Oct. S.-Returns are received
from l3 towns. The Democrats got So and the
Republicans %, The net Democratic gain over
the last election is II towns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

New YORK Oct. 9.-Archbishop Hughes pub
fishes "a card disowning all responsibility fo
McMa>tcr'. letter (editor Of the Freeman jour
nal) offering to prove Fremont n Catholic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8 There were 3"'
visitor, ut the L. s. Agricultural Fair at Pow
clifton To- dav: the receipts for single tickets Il
mounted 10 - 900. G.. w. F. Gusts made al
excellent speech at the dinner.
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y IANb On JAMLN kIVEk|-ln pursuaneo Of n dccren
pronounced by he Circuit Court Bnekng Sup.
tenhor term let, In the Moore called or
Irving aud others shall the 9TH daN January l pro
coed 10 se 10 the highest bidder tie premises that ynlua
BILE trhe Of Land called Selma situated James RIVER
county at buckingham within mile vt the OF How
arsNte containing about llOg about half which
IN woods Thtte this about 90 ef Jamrs
hFcr 10" Grounds aud large quantity plant land
superior quality There tfeek through the
on which tere is an exeoion site nr NH The improve
meht consist of DIV ug House. which though Of
par might be mado comfortable by moderate expenditure.
new Barn, Tobacco Houses, &c
ItKMs-So much cash Will he required may be
~ IL deraN ihe eNpeuse sale. and credit Of aud
years VIII he given iof q hBanea he purchaser giving bonds
WIN nudenetei personal stenit la eaa annual insamcnt.
and the title retained nntl the whole Of the purchase money
paid II X IRVING.
lncutnian Commit
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Movements of President Pierce.

CONCORD, y. H.. Oct. S.-President Pierce
has left for Portsmouth. n. H., whore he will
embark tomorrow on the frigate Wabash, for
Washington.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PORTSMOUTH, \. H.. Oct. 8 President Pierce
arrived here day and received by the mu-
nicpal government and citizens with cordial
greeting. The President res ponded to the VI "
or's address. He held levee at the hotel He
attends ball this evening at Commodore New
tons re sidence