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RATES OF COMMISSION

WHEN
On sales Of 5000 and under, commission will b
per cent except whom the sum Il less than 400 from
$1,000 TO 900 will be chrrged Ia per cent; from s.,
per cent will be charged the first 5000. On all
saes OF property while In our hands, commission will
becharged, though the sale be contaminated by other
10 withdraw property from our charge, we requIr.
two weeks notice, and In contract IL commenced
before a withdrawal, our commission must be paid
ZIP We are making arrangements 10 form business
connections with reliable firms In Iowa. Missouri Wis
cousin Minnesota, Nebraska and knnsas, and will bs
prepared 70 locate Land warrants buy, exchange, On
soil Western property 90 advantage, 10 those Wishing
W emigrete toa new and growing country.
We snal conduct business with promptness and inter
-ry aud desire all those trusting their proper In e
hands TO give lair and full description OF lie location
quality, advantages and disadvantage
Persons wishing 20 exchange purchase sell. In.
yite 10 examine our register.
april 1857
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9 ArTINETTs, UAsslMEREs, IwEEps 4 lEAN
Brookviils, lpd.
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REFERENCES.

Stewart 4 Bowen, Jno. d. Defrees, Pres't Central
Rank, indianapolis; Weeks stacy, IT. Des Moines,
Iowa; Hon schuyler Colh,x NJ. O., South Bend, Ind;
Hon Lewis Burk, Richmond, lnd ID. r. Cook, Atty,
Maumee City, Ohio: II. T. Cnmminge, Atty, Toledo,
Ohio; canheld Mofet Grocers. Cncinnat Ohio; Han
nah. Garrcston CO., Cleveland Ohioi Hon. o. Bowen,
Court OF Ohio; Adams Buckinghams, New York City;
Lippencott, Coffin CO.. Philadelphia; Bent Powers,
S. Moore, Jr., Bankers, Delaware, Ohio; Geo. Quinby,
Banker Bucyrus, ohio; J. $; Morohead Co., Louis
xfflo
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OWEN WILLIAMS. RAwSoN yAILr
WILLIAMS e. VALE,
LAND AGENTS & COLLECTORS,
NO. % EAST WASHINGTON ST,
RAwsos VALE

INDIAN AEO1iS, IND
VIII exchange, Purchase, Rent and make S.v of all
all kinds % Heal Estate Commission; Locs,e Land
Warrants, Make Investments Pay Taxes, Examine II.
tles DRAFT Deeds, Cotracts, &c.
one o. the ARM being an Attorney at Law, will glw
his special attention 90 the Securing and Collection
Debts The partner, having thorough acqnain.
lance with the value OF real estate VIII devote particu
lar attention 60 this part 4 their business.
They have extensive acquaintance throug houi
the State Of Indiana and In the Western States and
Territories generally and win exert every effort TO gvs
general satisfaction.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-10

Net profit $1,000
Or one dollar for each hen. At the
above rate thcro is sufficient margin
for tho cost of marketing, as we pay
on an average tiftecn cents for chick
ems and fifteen cents dozen for eggs
in our city market. Now we pay
twenty-five cents for eggs. and eigh-
teen for chickens
There are in Ohio, say 1896 oc-
cupied farms. Then there are great
many mechanics and peoplein towns,
villages and cities, who make a fair
show Of hens, enough to make up ut n
very low estimate. 100000 families.
Give to eacha profit Of $40 in hens,
and you have thesuin ofs2, GOO, 900 as
the proceeds of the hen crop alonet
which is one-third the assessed value
ofall the sheep in Ohio; and onc-half
the assessed value of all the hogs
though the assessed value of hogs Is
not one-half the real value of those an
imals Do you call this counting
chickens before they are Matched?
Not at all. We have left too much
margin, for the hens on the farm need
not cost IS year for keeping; they
will almost pick up their living the
year round, of insects, waste grain
among the cattle, etc, Now add to
the hens all the geese, ducks, turkies,
and other domestics birds, and the
Poultry crop ofthe country assumes
an Importance worthy of ranking it
in the lists Of the properties of the
State. = 81 afEsii7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-10

stale of indiana, Marion County, b. s.
In The Maron Circuit Cour, OF Marion County, Ia tho
state oil Indiana. October term, A. u. ioSi.
ASNi@ >. cHSssss.l ,,,,,<.,.
ssNJAMISE a. oHEryEhS -, IA
n Il known thai ON this lyln day Of June In the
ear 1881, above naiea laintn, bS her attorneys
nled ~ The ONCE Of the Cicfk vi Marion Circu Court
,sr liant against aid doiehdans, IA ine Abolv
ll.led causes together with hfhdaut VI Competent
10 con. tnal saIu defendant, Lea II. Cneosof ,ls
mot a rosideut vi Tie state VI lnuiaiia.
ald defenael Is therefore hereby notified Of tie
4lAg and pcndenc. of said cnplsn against nins, ald
mas less he appear AID ans ser OF nuf ln reto al
40 calling Of 81 III cause ON the sceo dday othe nvAt
tegln said Cou.t gun aud ne a. INC Jour-
use, thv cil VI lndiauapoiis Oh me iourlh Mon
da, Ia vcioOof neat, sasu 1ea pla1t, aid ne matters
thorelD AInou aiu alleged, al he heard
aud eIia,ae =. in has 4Dseuos : ......
BARBOUR q KEronAA - COyFis,
inne Af-sw~ atVtncys lor plAintu.
Y AIDES FANCY GOODS, SUCH AS COLLARS
u sleeves, Vhenllsettcs, Linen tniidkerchicu, Iofd
- ana sone skIrts Dress trimmings ffigcs lof
l0w, Ny tiNEn ~ hihShA.
BrvUksiiie, Ind.
| poNNkTs, GYFsIEs, ktbBoNs AMI FLOW bks,
- o. The latest lyios. ck, Isctus, r.shsn, Straw
and 1imp DOnhels Mllh Lice iOtui insuOns, Lac y
Grapes. Floweis and b0fdls, ~ ifNER hihsEks
ofooks iiio, tnd.
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OWEN WILLIAMS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-10

... ronEKor, o., Dee. !, IS.
DR. PoRsHa;-Your medicine has ccmpi tely cured
me, and am hale and stout, and no signs Of Rheu-
mntc pains about me, very thankful that ycu
made your appearance in this place. Tne only regret
how have 10, that you did not come sooner, mucn
suffer ng and expense would have be- done away. !
hope you may Always be successful az with me, and
live 70 good old age, and never suffer with tho
rheumatism. ! have only used what Balm bought
Of you, and am nov new man. yours truly,
R0BT. BEATTY.
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DINsMORB's SHILLING GU IDE-sccend Eiitt n
le< November readychea est book IN tho rd--s2f
d. gcs. issks. Eli the Time Tables Tor IN
ranlemeats. Third kdiusa OF our ew unido tfd-
scsaay. the 10th. ~ DI skMOkE a co..
"a ~ satr' r3 Ne. hprues a.. NV
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-10

WHOLESALE Depot, at @. Rsakhlrts, No 81 ? earl
Ct, Gu. - u |. ..-.Il
does east Of smith Gin, o. r
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-10
Your, X. Y. LAWRY T..
(sirsed) ALEX. CLARK.
MARY b. CLAkk.
Lynchburs, Highland CO., O., Jan. 9, 50.

ignchDufR, hgnlhnd cn.s Jan v, ~
Thi~is TO certify that have been afflicted fOr
AID a part Of that lime was confined 10 my led l
had tredte various remedies prescribed by tn physl.
clans who ntt-udtd me but obtained permanent
If untl1 triei Dr.. forsha's AL rattle BAN, By
the time had used three fur DO n 0 1 felt grca
roi,f and hnd not used more than bottlcs
a. entirely cui,i Of the shove nam,d diseases
feel IL due the public. a. well ~ 10 lr. forshs to
the BALM to be the e-t medicine In use, and cam
moi recoa. mendh too highly 10 sugering b msnlty
have usrd a. In many other eases In ny family for
which IL was recommvnded, ana a. has given entire
satisfaction In al cass, Jonr wALkKa.
am we'll acquainted with Alexander CLARK aud liz
wife, aud also John Walker. and 1 know ahovs
statement be matters Of fact and they persons
respectabllity aud cAndor.
IsigDedl A. 0IBLkk.
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Z. n. JACOwAY,l
". 3. COWAN. Commiffe
d n BUCKNER.
Acidity Of the stomach and Indi-

gestiOB.
"Ican eat any thing after taking your HoL-
n BITTERs,s is a remark frequently made
to us.
To persons troubled with aeidity Of the stom-
ach, indigestion, or any disorder Of the
stomach, we would only say, Try It. rs world
wide reputation, has been established alone by
the many wonderful cures it has effected.
When used for Dyspepsia, Jausdice, Liver
Complaint, weakness Of any kind, CestiveBess
and Piles, it should be taken in email doses
say, half a teaspOOnful, regularly three times a
dav, before meals.
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ST. LOUIS, October 2s-SeEsrsI prominent citizens
OF Kansas have signed a protest sgaiast the fraudulent
returns from Oxford, Percivsl tna johnson counties
wax r and Stanton after a personal examination pub
iishsd a proclamation giving their 70 r.
jeci the entire vote o. Oxiord and 70 Fiye certificates %
ths free state candidates. ne excitement among he
pro-slsvs ymen vas intense. Thy threatened vengEnos
aeainst the Governor and ais Sec st1Iy.
Ga the lsth . mzss convention was held at Leoompt0n
which protested against the assembling Of the oozsdtu-
tiJnal convention.
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Eliminating powers Of SNITs's Burning Fluid.
1t gives q beautiful, soft and steady light. It
is clean and e.sgaut in its use, has no oleagin-
Gus particles to soil and injure like candles and
oil lamps, nor, we are assured, is it capable OF
explosion, being a new composition invented
with a view to prevent that casualty. 1t is
sold in this city BY J. NJ POLLARD, Of Jsfsr-
son street.
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MARRTED.

On the morning o, the 22i October, By The Rev. Jssspb
r. Hamilton, President OF he Cold water Ba7tis. Pc
male Seminary, a. the residence Of B.. A F.H, ESQ.,,
near Waterford, Marshall county, Mississippi. Rev.
KLKASAH D. MILLER, pastor II the Baptist Chursh in
EiizsbethtoTn. Kent county, Mss, and Miss MANGA
RET =. FoRD.
Near Holy Springs, Mss on wednesday, els. inst,
BY Rrv. Nr. Payne, HENRY A. JOsEs, E-a and Miss
LIZZIE, dzughtr OF Doctor 7 Durlsp. al Of Marshall
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TIE GATETT-This place of amusement
was crowded last night to witness the story,
30 wOndfous and fascinating in our childhood,
Of Ciadsre,la, as it appeared TO the magma
tiOa Of a master. Shall We try our criticism
on the rendering? We viii not. We saw
Cinderella and her vain coral sisters. We saw
the fairy sq iPags and the silver slipper. We
saw the girl, desPised and left to tend the
kitchen FIRE, become the choice of an enamoTed
prince. The spectators saw all this, and sP-
plsudsd with all their hearts. What higher
cOmmsndation can be given? CiSdsrsllG will
Be reneated tn-nipht-
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MUNICIPAL LAws.-A computation Of the
ordinances, made by L. J. DUPREE, Esq, is
now going through the press. Mr.. DUPREE has
digested the code from the confused materials
placed in bis hands, aud from this be has
brought order out of chaos. Such a book has
long been needed It is being Published by the
Bulletin Company and will contain about 800
nauea
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PEAoE AND PLENTY.-Om business people
complain Of suffering from peace and plenty.
Tie peace is the consequences Of the sbssnse
Of customers, the plenty of large stocks that
do not sell. We have heard Of blessings in
disguise, there appear to be two of .masqaers-
dsrs, 50 wen DO they preserve their incognito
that their POssessors do not appear to rscog-
nizs them as blessings at all.
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OF

At = meeting Of the Phi-sigms SOoiety q The UHlver
sity OF Mississippi he'd en- ne 2sh or October, the fol-
owing resolutions were passed
WHEREAS, Il has pieased our kind B~snefsctor 10 re-
move ron earth cur hiEsly esteemed brother, EDWARD
SHEEGoG, wh0 departed his life o. the sIst day OF Al
gut IN toe 18th year or his age therefore,
Resolved, Thst - members o. this Slci-ty We deep'y
regret ant dei lore the loss q our much loved brother.
Ret0ipef That in the deafh o. our hrOlhar ore o. the
most brilliant stars Of this Society has tet e rise no
more.
Resolved. That We tender our dep and hezrt'eit sym
pathies 70 his m~uch-agr=Ted parsu : and tndred.
ResohUtd, That - . testimony OF our high regard for
the memory Of our deceased friend and brother, the
members Of this s ciety wear the usual badge o. mourn
ina TO- ti " Gays.
Rctoiped. That these resolutions be published IN the
Nrmphis Appeal Jackssn -hdstaiepidn. S5Rfhern
Herald and . ford Mecsry, and that a copy be sent to
the parents Of The deceased
q Y. JAcowAvs
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From SsIt Lake.

ST. LOWS, Octsber 2s The RePubaean publishes a
card OF Heber c. Kmbl1 At Salt Lake ciy, dated An
gust soth, In which = determinAiioa vas expressed 10 r.
sis1 the Government troops to the Isst extremity. The
women and children were called upon to arm themselves
and to Jay up grain and prepare for oOuhiet.
Young made an equsTy bold speech declaring hostility
70 the limited states.
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NEW YORK, oetobsr 2e.-The brig MOuHfafa EagIe
from Lissl reports that the Indians had mzssacred mar
~ al the Inhabitants Of the Village about sixty miles
from Merida Over 500 bOaies were found in the woods
s~hOckingly mutlatld.
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Diarrhea, FIux and nrsenferr.

DAaANnOa AuA ana
Bowel Affections, even In tn mudest forms. sre re-
sardrd as among the NO - forms o. sickness md di--
ease, peculiar 70 this or any other climate. and i ire
quently TIE cause Of other more serious antcd rs ;
thereby LAYING the f0undstion for a long p~rot-scted
chronic disease Particularly In this, the case with
children and nifd'e aEed p rsons, who. mmindful o.
the consequences that await them. are Disposed 70 treat
slight a~fictiOn with contempt, and reEarl 10 as one OF
the moment and not for a time But REMEMBER, Health,
5 the richest blessing we Can ac1ulrei snd it behO0ves
Us to;Ake care. Soon a. We experence the siightest syup-
tens OF DiarrhaRa. 20 30 Immediately and purchase q
bottle Of Dr.. Sledge's Diauhna syrup, one does OF
which, n taken IN time, viii rei-ve the most obstinate
eases and should 10 continue, take fhe Syrup every two
or three hours, yof vii certainly dud relief u is mild
and p,easant, 20 hat chitdren xiii take il With impunitv
Any or al 81 The allow Msdicines can be found a. az
o. the Drug Stores IN the principal cities and t5Wns
throughout the country.
Remember 70 inquire for "Dr sieiges Nertnus Tonic. %
DIR Siedzss Hoarh-und P~Cctoral," and Dr.. sledgs's
Cholera or Diarrtea Syrup.
Prepared only By
J. N. EDG g. co.
DrugEi-ts. Memphis, Tenn,
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ChiIIs, Fever and Ague.

THERE Is, perhaps, no disease more odarnan in Mas
matte districts than the one here mentioned; al persons
are more OF less subject to its influence. aud Particularly
the unaoolimAted. Ard notwithstanding fhore are many
preparations highly spoken Of - being beneficial Tor the
cure q this complaint; yet, there Is none that hiss stssd
the test, and none - valuable. as SLEDGEfS NERyOUS
IONIC II is truly q valuable PREPARATION, a. mapy o.
our leading citizens IN Memphis san testify, particularly
hose Who speak from eapeTienre. Strangers settling in
miasmatic districts or IN the city. should not hesitate
one nom nj from procuring a bsttle. Even the slight
est symptom sometimes results IA long protrscted sick.
ness; henos the necessity Of immediate attention. soon
As you feel thai peculiar chilly sensation, always preced-
ed By attacks o. Fever and Ague. take 4 doe Of { e
Nervous Tonic four times a cay-fhe effect Of which will
prove the efficacy Of the preparation; and sor Gods,
Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma. IndueuEs, Group. Whoop-
ing Cough, Incipient and an adectioHs Of
the LHngs, ne the HOARHOUND PEgTuRAL- As IL
IL now cJnoeded By al medical practitioners that Hgar-
hound is one Of the pest e1pectorauts now in Hse. and
this being a Concentrated extract q Hoarhouud with sd
iuvants. 70 render Il palita5's even % the youngest IN
FAINT In eases OF Coup, Il aots slmo-t instantaneous,
relieving the child inmediat-lys NJ fam " or lndlvsc-
al should hesitate one mom nj from procuring the
valuable preparation.
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WEEKLY APPEAL-In addition to the usual
amount and variety Of matter contained in our
weekly in the present number, will be found a
full report Of the five days proceedings Of the
Fair. Copies may be had after twelve O'Clock
to-day. Price ten cents.
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DEATH OF ". A RosE-We were panied
to learn Of the death Of this gentleman on
yesterday, which Ooeurreds at Natehez, Missis-
siPpi, on bis way to New orleahsfOr his health,
which has been declining for several months.
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RAILROAD IRoN.-The Ingomar on her ar
rival on Sunday from New Orleans, broueht
amongst her freight 1O2s bars of railroad
iron, for the Mississippi Central Railroad.
The Ben FraskIiu brought $50 bars for the
same road
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s0I6sOS HANE.


CARLYLE I'LL June lc1L-
Ihave used Pro- O. J. Woof's Heir Restorative, and
have adml-d ts w~1nierfai en- cts Nv hair uas teoom-
ING. as I thauzht, preEsturey gray, Tut By the uss Of
bis Restorative e has e-ured It's ortgiuai cuIor. ard
have no d0u6t Permanently 90
S. BRs5SE. Ex-senator o. s.
OIL WOOD & co Propristors. st2 Broadway, n
y. dn the great n. !. wire Railing EstablshmeBtl ami
III Market street s. Louis. No.
- AMI -'d ~ en- Enof 4ru~sis's. sr7o dsweoitY
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SaefiaI Aotues.



TEE superiority o. The Amorotype over the Daguer-
reOtype Il universally aeknoEie6gcd, and they IN thei,
turn are totally eeiipssd BY ths Z0ONOGRAPa, which Il
The result Of a new chemisal process discovered by Pre-
lessor BENNINGTON. and perfected After mucA labor
aud persevsrance.
These pc cures are more clear in their outlines, bril-
liant In tone, nfe-liks In expression, daTsble. richly
eOlorrd ana elegantly finished. thar any STYLE Of Photo-
sraphie picture that It has ever been our pleasure 10 ex-
anime critically.
A GALLERY contains everything requisite,
every oonvenienoe and facility that can Be desired or Oh
tained 70 execute IN he meat perfect mFnnsr any of Tie
various styles Of photographie work. II vii richly
repay . visit. and especially - 70 tAose Who desire Ar
tistic pictures.
We can also assure the public that Prof Remlnstoa Is
In possession Of several processes and materials IN bis
art. that no other esiabnshnsnt In this part Of the eoun-
Try commands Asa oouseqssnos. he Is ,uabled 10 give
beauty, hnish and life % biz piotares tbat We shan in
Tain look for from other artists.
Give them . call and Judge for Yourselves
CLAkE'S MARBLE BLOCK.
Eepla Corner Nan nuf Maffron Ffrreta
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soLOKOS NAM

FRGEsD WOOD 10 was a long time after 7 saw y
~ sissfrld before ! got the bottle o. Rs-tor4tivs for
ehica you gave me an order uuon y CT aecrEu Detroit,
and wien 7 got IL W. Concluded 20 Try 80 1n Ers. Mamie
hsir. ad The snrest test OF its power. It has done sU thst
yuu as-r rei me % voaid DO au9 others 20 my Family aud
friends, haviuE Witnessed rs csecfs. are 8oE usIur and
rc7mmrattag it, use 20 others as entitled % the hf7h-
zee consideration you c o. o. for %.
AEaln, very respectfully ant truly yours.
sOLgnOE MENN
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q Jefferson street is at this time, sadly
deficient in the way Of P~aVements- From
Third street Eastward, there is scarcely any
the main thoroughfares between the city and
the depot, is it not right, proper and Just, that
it should receive a little more fostering care
of our city fathers? A hint on he subject we
know, is al that is needed.
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ONsAFE.-The opening into a deep eistsrn
or the foot walk on Main street near Madison,
Is left with a very insecure covering over the
top 1t lie a very dangerous spot at night, and
ought to be seen to.
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ANT-DUsTE-The steam pump on the levse
works well at its new location, in consequence
OF which those welcome vehicles, the street
spFinklers, were about yesterday. They were
very welcome.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-26

SUIcIDE-WN. BOOTB, who
keeps a grocery at the upper end Of Main
street, attempted to cut his throat 90 Sunday
morning. He inflicted a serious but not fatal
mouna-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-26

SOMETHING TO DRISK-The J. II. L1eas
bad on board, Cor this city, when she arrived
On Sunday, forty barrels of whisky, a hundred
and thirty barrels and kegs Of beer, three
casks Of ale, and ten baskets of wine. She
had also thirty-twO boxes and casks Of to-
harro