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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
VTAIITABIE FARM FOR SAFE.

MR., SAMUEL KERR, of kcnt county n 69 1a
49, e~'ieMrt. OF age and lnlrinHyt mas coholuue"
Y;;kS 10 sell and dispose at his Farm pa when w. re-
Ah sides and to give possvssonnn tle lst9i HnVeml
hir, or dag Of January next IS lny pest SUI H Pnr
cha ser The undersigned, thereiIe. NJ Agents. hua a, ~
news al Mr., Kerr. Will expose To plBblE AliE AZ l
ojel 6f MIR Devices at kennedyvl,; x hen s"9iS aH
within nle Of he PREMISES on w EpN fSDA ns stn
III = Of Au nst next al II o'clock A. NJ, me lNrh %
VII ali Nil Kerr resides, containing Abnn ~ Acres, a
ioin ng the lands Of MT, William heaneuf, hls ss,
udisant om the main road lealgS ~ ~ ~,
ID Flkion and from Chesternwn to ChesteIyllle or rev
MarEst,nnd about ght miles above Cheseflown. Tug
land is oG good quality and pIodu lye2ioMs gItss t
cver finely mud trec OF the four helds into whle y sat
preseni DIVIDED Hntered by ohe OF the ht sttea
In the county, and unaiins IN its snpPliss Tue alun y
nnter guod chestnut enelns mt h.rs = s"S h -
Mood and Timber fsf the uges OF The lnrm lhe e4si
land h n little uniuR'ng ami drains well. good Sf
Apple and ach Orchard are on ihe premises, AsnA-
| n We'll uf very superior water. Tho Buildings are a,
GOOD In excellent order and sufficient Tor the uses o. "
Farm. The Dwelling has three ro9us heow anu W in.i
nISe ssirs and Kitchen The Barn ~ Y ieet square
stsbng below; new double Corn house, md CsrHge ~
Meal house. The Sabng - SUFFICIENT Tor u heaq o. inrSe
Inc GaNIen is cgpHcnus and gToduotlve; and lls g. II
variety Of fruits flowers, &C. There Is u lhw WIN
Nc, The Buildings in elevated Ocaltnni tue W
lion Is TunlrkaEl healihyhe nelghhoroo and H''el ~
good; right OF t. held ~ hennedyyllle where "
brif h 4 daily one, each WY, bcfween Chester0Wn ~
phllado p Churches, SchOus, Ac., are very convenle
nndihn property with it's many adrlages lnr TssdGni,
and Tor PRO hcils Y one " tho most elgihle NY i's
| 10 niy one who may call to examine them. ,.,,
THE TERMS Of sale are, one fourth cish or On 9elVer
and yeaTs In equal mstalments-ibe interest annually
be purchaser will ba permitted to ireak al1w anu see'
wheat II, weRa IL the corn fTonna ee ~
GEORGE NICKERS,
tt.u-,. Aveuls pnd AttyR, SlIu'l, Kerr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
HREADFOR THE MJLLIONl

An THE UNION MILK BREAD sBAkEKh,l NV,
ORANGE ST, Rl;I " ZEN ,SlSIn&, SEVENTH
es,o THE subscriber informs his friends and we publ
81 grnerally that he prepared 10 FURNISH fresh ahl
III good bread syery morning, inde from tue rest HOUR
H. and purest ingredients, That Is eqna 10 aug nAnunc-
tureL IN hls city elsewhere All he asks ~ ifla be-
ug confident that ho give shislaeinn, ASP constants
an hand tlGs Of the different kinds milk rolls ennao-
tonery, &G. JACOB SUM EIhhhi'
iny 23-SInO
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
FARM FOR SAIL.

IA snug little Farm Of co Acres, IN 600 state
AsA NJ NtiynIru aut the natugal soil cAgeiient.--
IsrtM There frame dwenEs stable ma e,arfiaEse
ETighl Shops good stand for the bsAris The property
Is Wlhn tyn lndF FL ynrls al Townsend Satiuh Dea-
ware RAJ road which place hAs prospect ri ieconlng
clever town III few years, ro the nn1unt ~ Ip;hess
no " dane and Increasing iaeiiigS new seh1ni house
is ist onmpieed N Thin 81 ars OF the premises, Tho land
il well adanted 20 the frw, Of peaeheanr truck nanv de-
segipGn There have been several nHlls for building lots
on ihe property there might be II nr - building lois SOD
readily FERNS. half cast nnneh easy Any one want
ing Bargain ca M " AZ VI. Johnson Agent orihe pro-
pIinlOr on the premises. ,t,,EN-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Mr.. Editor:--L was pleased to notice in
your interesting Journal the name Of Stephen
Boldly, Esq, mentioned as suitable person
Tor the office of Alderman. Mr.. b. was elect
ted to the above Office twice, and discharged
the duties in an able and impartial manner.
1t is to be hoped he will receive the nomina-
ton AZ it would be gratifying to his numerous
friends to have the opportunity of voting again
Tor this estimablc and time-honored citi-
gen. w.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

ri THE sigued would respectfully announce
- IA tint nc as beeume p.opretgr Of the above holfe
lssEm tnaed on the Lnncastet iIke ahon s.a.n Lss'
l1hllH from Wilmington formerly known a. the aheN
sln Inn nui Inns Opeied and now ready to aeeony
date Tie favehnE pnhlis, The house has boen Iehoe
died tp iclarlating been httel up III neat and coh
nInhe ma1erthe rooms arc well yenIllaed, ehansW
statly supplied with the best the market Hords IT'S ne
ltcnonr ~ te proprietor 10 make thus place one " Wy
hest stand rvtFsn the county. and all VINO deaiIS 70
self purchase cge respectfully mrlied 70 eAi..t
New bles AMI shedding have been erected expressly az
considerable expense for the conveence Of dIoveih az
IN II THOMAS @. MORRISON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Farm near Britgeville sussex aopHtY " Del
Ia awtre, containing 3O Acres OF beautln! ilnu'
IhsgHn 100 of good tmhe, OF Gan, HlGkpI }c
sEiW (,heFnnt &c.. the cleared land is diyluel nlo
6eids. Is inle air Improvement. under lar iend,nsi
and Is unw raialnE good crops, adjOns che DeHwe hn
Road and has large freight sta ion I'm the nam, Wnete
line oaI 10 la nj any tn'. The Improvements hIGa
ynnd nj large house, containing sIme noiS, stlllnA
ind Out buildings, this is he making Of lands9! KS 1ISs
gond water az tile house. Pr SIS PeC Here So eesn'
Balance IN equal annual pay nents. Fer mo par
t'ppI vf. "a W. ~ ' " w Newark llel.
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Sea Bathing on Collins, Beach.

pa fHE subscriber hayIng leased the ebuyee Poo.
Es.Jh hlnr simmer reireat for the season arg nue.
ksgn4 III ~ tipi elegance 10 fender ~ hhHlbt
lAd. iha lSyAlt %. ma asrreable !. ne iikn ~
s p-afrd Ia frcatyo bUarders. ana ihes uitA g
iai M iiiH lHrtang sm'Ufb nlaue ample prgnsioLt
oi e5'fNinusS 90 lH}e TAenloy tne - y g.
ana rom so d@rfUg lu worm season. lue hfN
nR pissesses nd. tniaees for personal atd boctai "'
ina ofths shores sn7tes ISL Iohs ~ Ba XXI,
Franfiiv While I tbs advantages OF the salt Wafer
idiy secured. Fish and Oysters are az ~ tlnes
ready III abundance for thr Table. While to those WHO
ar' loud al ne sfof OF Fshns and Ggnhlng, eve o.
pufuy nui convenience arc ahorded 70 them iof an
duigIng n these innocent anusements., -. .u--.,
il5- There largo Bl Room and Ten PIN AlteJ a.
IL TERMS, Per week 81; per day SIG and X ~
per meal tiursS ~ TIE n9iul rates. A tNpk VIII ~
At Drakynes tlnlnZ M the arrival 81 tho Stonner &
10 convey passengers To the House lh5 DoN'
odci,s az New Castle, Deawlre City and PoIt rem
hly s.. PETER uARR' PIopr'esof'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
ortientOWn Eemale Noii06
oVA 49, mn VITO I'm, N, y.

0ns i pss'iRSi ysr 'i nssg the he
the bank of the pe,1S sSarp. ana directly on the
ogaS 5s Nv Now SSa are cons
slJisIs1 ,nss who COMPLETE hs pseseg on Tor
study. rhe ents 1Ssf Is Sl52 pei yesr, oInamenta,
the coleS,,ts pupils received 20 ans pefioi" vi tne
year, aud CHARGED ee9II ,tnined by add esling
Catalogues may Ne "p'a' -JnJN II. RRARELEY,
iune as ~.
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CIRCULATION 800.

1TPOST OFFICE PRINTING GIYEN
no THE g DEL.8 WARE REPUBLICAN,"
BEC.4USE IT HAS THE LARGEST t'IR-
CUL .4TION OF Any PAPER PUBLISH
ED IN DELAWARE. ADVERTISERS
IND OTHERS SHOULD BEAR THIS
FACT IN MIND AND LOOK TO THEIR
INTEREST. ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

THE CITIZENS BURNING Down HOUSES OF lit
FAME Women PWt 10 flight aud Injured
There was an exciting time up at La Crosse,
Wisconsin, on the night OF the 9TH inst. The
Democrat, OF that place, says:
g. For some months our city has been dis
graced by fifteen or twenty public prostitutes,
associated with nearly as many pimps and
blacklegs. Oar citizens have been mncn
troubled for weeks, and last night the indigna-
ton came to focus. Some two hundred men
visited one OF the dens, near Deacon Smiths,
set fire to the house, and after rendering some
assistance to save the furniture, they passed
over TO the st. Charles, some two miles dis
tant, and although the inmates were preparing
to leave, and the furniture put out of the
house for the purpose, the mob set fire to the
house and then burnt the furniture. Both
houses are q heap of ashes.
The mob would have fired two more, but for
being dissuaded from it by tho Mayor and
Marshal, and by pledges that the inmates
would leave town. Those Of the fourth house
had not left at last account, IS and the iigilants
were threatening to burn their house down
| Some of the women were injured.
| The Democrat comes ont strong against suci
mob violence in their city. 1t thinks that such
nuisances should be put down, if at all, by a
| due process Of law. An indignation meeting
was held against all such Migrants, and the ap
pointment Of regular Vigilance Committe'
was proposed. When the Democrat went t
press the question was still being agitated.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

wiTMtNGToN, MAY IAN 1851.
tENulS is To notify the public hat w M Chanuier Lsoh
OWN Chandler tanner, decreased, has nol IAIshn
sold ss guOh transferred set Ovef hts property To
Mary Ann ilolngswuihi 10 my knowedse. 70 pnhlishs1
The delaware Republican ct ebFnary s1thl 1905 ana
forbid persnnoT persnna who are ndepiento ne.
rum 81 yluE OF apug ans busnpsg with said Mary Ann
H0l,lnssWurt us con4idcF myself capable oil attending
NV Sw .!ih a@s''7' WIN. CHANDLER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

GOV. WALKER 8 PRooLAMATIoE-ST Louis, |
July 49, Governor Walkers proclamation |
has bOen rtc=lyed. Its issue grew out OF q
Ci.cular 81 the committee on the part OF the |
ciuZens OF Lawrence taYoring submission to
the popular vote Of the Guy charter, esse ntially
differing IRON that granted by tre territorial
legislature, and setting at defiance the territor
ial government. This action Gov. Walker
prunOunceB reasonable, and has ordered
body Of troops ~ the vicinity TO prevent fur
Their proceedings and enforce law. The state-
ment that Gov. Walker designs, through this
NOV, nient, 10 keep the army at Kansas, on
pretext that tho administration will back ont
Of the Utah expedition ~ mere speculation.
SALE ron FUTURE DELIvERr.-In Freder.
icksuurg, Va, about 40UU bushels Of wheat
have been sold ut Sl.50, deliverable from the
LIST to the 10th Of August, The Herald says;
Thus tar not u bushel Of new wheat has been
dehveled in our mar6et, though some low
sales have been made at s 80, which seqms 10
be about TIE opening rate, OF course to be de-
liverrd this month. We have heard of small
sale, bought by u farmer, on speculation, at
Sl.76, though this price can scarcely be regard
ed US the ruling raIe.
FROM KANsAs.-RuaoRED IMPORTANT MOVE.
aERrs OF GOV. WALKER,-Sk. LoRis, July II.
This Democrat publishes adviCes from Kan
sac, stating that Gov. Walker has issued 4
proclamation declaring his intention to put
force, He warns the citizens OF Lawrence
not to organize under the Topeka charter, and
censuros them for advising other towns to do
so.
1t 10 rumored that seven hundred troops were
summoned to march against Lawrence, and
tuat it is the design Of Governor Walker to re-
tain an army in Kansas, and break up the
Utah expedition.
MARoY's LITTER TO BorTs,-That last letter
Of Mir. Marcy addressed to Hon, John NJ,
Bolts, Of Richmond, was 10 introduce the lat
tor as his friend TO Hon. Ihos. Il. Seymour
United States minister at st. Petersburg, Rus
eia. MIR. Bolts expects TO spend several Of the
ensuing months in tour through Europe, ant
will visit most Of its celebrated resorts before
he will return.
COLONEL KINNEY ANogG THE "DARKIEs" OIL
ZEE BAY IsLAsDs.-A letter in the New Or
cans Picayune, dated Belize, Honduras, Jun
20, says;
"Colonel Kinney, from Greytown, is al Rua
tan. He is said TO be very nice, quiet am
peaceable man. The darkies there say the
like him very much, and should aot be ut al
surprised to sec him a magistrate, q governor
or even the first president Of the republic Q
the Bay Islands"
CoMIsa HoME.--Mr. Frank Taylor, a broth
er OF Blyard Taylor, and Misses Annie an,
Emma Taylor, his sisters, arrived at New Yorh
Last week, in the North Star, from Bremen, vi
Southampton. Bayard accompanied them
far as the latter port, where he left them, il
tending TO start at once for Norway. He wi
spend the summer in that country, and in tl
autumn, and part of the winter, in German,
In June next he will visit Moscow, after whic
vii return home. His health and spirits al
esllent.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Tins MuTtNy IN INptA.-A private letter from
an officer in the British East India army to his
friends In England, whichis published in the
London News, presents an alarming picture OF
the condition of affairs in llindostan. lie de-
clares that it is impossible to conceal any lon
| ger the condition Of India, though the govern
ment suppresses every kind Of information il
receives that is likely to create alarm, and II
| is even said that ii pays heavily TO the daily
papers to do tho same. II is consequently DIFF
fienlt 10 arrive at the truth, or 4 knowledge Of
what is going on.
The writer adds, that the disaiIaction that
has so long existed among the sepoys from one
extremity of British India to the other, has at
length displayed itself in all its meaning
After giving some details of the recent mutiny,
he says that before another mail reaches Eng
land, he apprehends it not impossible that the
European population of India will be consid-
erably diminished. He alleges thatthis is not
exaggeration. There seems to be no reason to
doubt the extent of the disa Election, more es-
pecially In view OF the serious manner inwhich
the English periodicals speak of it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
EOR RALE

Ia Q story Brick house, No. A Lombard street,
f.fA Price 1900 49,. !.
lssHAA. tween Poplar amt 0nbard. Price Sl5n
story Brick No. 60 Tainall street. Price @lU1. -.
90 feel Of Froun oniing i street, nnrh size Price
SIS per foot. -.
foot IL AN G. SIS. S.GRulik.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

MECHANICS BANK,
Wilmington, July 2, la51s :
TIE Directors have his day declared Dividend Of "
GEMS peT share yable 10 the suckhoiers nn and amer
lha nth inst, SAMl' blpbL4t+' SesmeI'
iule 6-it,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL,

MOMAkIN7S NEW ATLANTIC HUIEL,
CAFE ISLAND, ". ].
O. Is now open for the reception visitors. Tiit
~ A iBqariog ofthe House in nnoq Jailed Iy anT on
va ne care and the determination nf the proc
IAfkk- pfletori not to be exoeled IN any pnrioular
whiOh NAV give plea and satisfaction TO their guests
SIgrfiur Recommendations, Obllgng and attentlge ser
vantg Bd1d, 81 per day, or Si2 per week children
anil Servants half price. .
kaee SSfiPnH iESS9 S5IaeskIIkNRrS, PfOpristorn.
An7 information relatve 70 The aboye wall Dc oheeria.s
wsfo fsta 6lishnani ofJOHN McMAKlN, N. w. cur
Her Of Third and SIMPLIFY sts,, IN this city.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY AT CNoSNATI-MuR-
DER, ARSON, AND ATTEMPTED SUIoDE.--Ciacin-
Hdfi, July 2l.-This morning, German nam
ed kohler, strlngled his wife, and afterwards
proceeded to the residence Of MIR. Nicholas L.
Horton, respectable and Influential citizen,
and senior partner Of the firm Of Messrs. Hor-
ton Mncey, set fire TO the building and stab
cd Mr.. Horton, killing him instantly. He then
cut his own throlt.
Kohler has been in the employ Of Mr.. Hor-
ton, and the supposed reason for the act was
areprimand which no received from Mr.. HI.
for abusing his wife.
At the last accounts Kohler was not expect
ed to live. Mr.. Horton leaves large circle of
relatives, together with a wife and seven chill
dren.
M'KIM rHG Observation-Disclosures ES-
CAPE.--Our readers are Well acquainted with
all the circumstances attending tho murder of
Samuel n. Norcross, last winter, at Altoona,
by David Strnger MKinl--tlic escape Of the
brutal and cowardly murderer--his long and
untiring pursult-his final capture, trial, con-
viction and sent tnce to death. Since his in
generation in the Jail at Holidaysburg, he has
pertinaciousy insisted upon his innocence OF
the crime imputed to him, and, beyond all
doubt, Of which he was guilty.
M'kim has been closely watched, and Sc
curely, rs wassupposed, mluaGled; but, either
| on Monday or Tuesday night last, he managed
to cut in twain the hobbies about his ankles.
| These irons were examined on Sunday night,
by the lailor, and found to be in every way
perfect. The only instrument discovered in
| his cell by which lie could have done the work
---and 1t was the neatest and most complete
| job we have ever scen--was a common case
knife, with slightly hacked edge. Had the
discovery not been made in time, Nj kim would,
no houbt, have successfully effected his escape.
AS matters now stand, his chances are forever
frustrated and the galIows aionc awaits it,
victim. The day liked for his execution is thu
| 2lst Of August next.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23
N NnlMAl.uN HOUSE.
MARkLT STKEET, BETWEEN oLOO4Nl
AND THIRD STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
YOElN FOSTER
CABINET WARE ROOMS.
r.aNanI z TIlEr

fa ANNOUNCES to his friends and the people ot
III Wilmington, Ilnl he still cpntnlres to tnanulletuie
FsgI PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. FuKNlTuKE
! n ofeyery style and PATTERN. at mis- NEW WAKE
RO1NIS. No. ~ SIMPLIFY Street, between Third AID
Fourth, Wilmington, Delaware. - ..-..,..,--
PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
1T the fasnA and best s made 10 order at short
iFs ESPECIAL personal attention givento funerals
a ~ III nj IAkI \ d EenernlIA. June ally.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

Notice go all Persons
NEITHER my SON nor gny one else % 2nlh9IEsd 10
i,' i g. VIII, ni,l ,Y,,tice THOMAS SMITH,
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COMM ERCIAL.
yyTimiaglO1 SInrEsis, 5Ct.X %
pHlLApELPHiA MARliETs


PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLoUR AND MEAL.---Flour ia firm, but mac
tive. Good brands are held 81 12per bbl., and
brands for home consumption at 81 2ja 50,
and extra and fancy brands al So 20aS 70.
Rye Flour is dull at 81 s5 per barrel. Corn
Meal al $4 per barrel.
GRAIN,-Sales of PennG- red were made al ST.
S5a 81 50, and 81 90al95 for good whito Rye
81 o.. Corn 65c. for Southern and Penn'a
yellow, in store. Oats are Sc cents per bushel.
STRAIGHTFORWARD is scarce. Sales OF
prime seed at 81 per 81 lbs. Last sales OF Tim
othy at 81 % a 81 %, and Fhxseod at 81 80 q
81 30. Sales OF Red Top at SO 90. Herd
Grass, SO IS.
BALTIMgRr MAeKET. Jnly III, here r.
was fur demand to-day and receipts gh'. About ~
bushels aud Old white Wheat oheret sisG AZ soul
s Us. New samples Of red Wi wuud ly bring s5
as pes bushel Tor good ~ prime parcels, We earn lht'
carg0es OF wheat were received hers yesterday
IRON Ch1IlesOn, = T.. Congratulated qnol aud a. emit.
About 4lU bushels primo white ohere change To-day
and all sod at s8a9l cents About 5000 bushels yellow OIL
ered md the part onl good to prime az 5ba cent
sales also OF uhuShels mixed Corn ri rs cent per huAhe
'change to-day an nearly all sold for w per hisel-
Uats-1he uiaFSei is steady. fair demand. About ann
bushels offered on change To-day aud the greater pnr
Mary lind at Sa5l cents and Pounsy wanna 90 cents
we quote Virginia Oats nominay NJ 58nG3 cents per bsh
Of.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-07-23

ThiaEs IN the Country.-SheTiff 0gio still
continues the carpentering business as former
ly. He Is at this timo building quite large
barn for James Fl. Ray; it Is sixty-five feet long
and fifty feet wide with large dormer back.~-
He is also building barn for Mrs. McMullen
sixty feet in length and forty feet in width
Both these barns are single deckers and are TO
be built in the very best manner. He is like.
wise building kitchen iorPhilip Marvel, hotel
keeper in the village Of Christiana; this build
! ing when finished will add much to the conve.
nence of tho hotel. VIM. h. Lyman, ex-Sher-
III Of this county, is having dwelling house
built on his farm near the village Of Christiinai
| this building is thirty-two teet long and thirty
! feet wiue, and being on the top of hill which
rises gradually from the county or State road,
is very pretty location,
The Stati3tics just made out by the Clerk OF
the general assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church cold SCHOOL, contains the following
particulars: Ministers 24ll; Candidates fol
the Ministry 452; Churches 1851 Churches
organized in the past year l09; Ministers re-
ceived from other denominations SO; Ministers
dismiss d TO other denominations 8; Members
added on examination 1896 whole number
Of COMMITMENTS reported 244 ,s25i contribu
tions for congregational purposes 81 .953 1854
contributions for Board OF the Church S57S.
2SS; contributions for Miscellaneous purposes
/ S2l0,602.
Body Foand.-A telegraphic despatch dateC
: Boston, 2lst inst, states that the body of Ben
jamin Chandler, OF this city, had been feun,
! IN the White Mountain, near the Glen House
Mr.. @. left home last August for an excursion
to the east, and remaining away longer tha
was anticipated his friends instituted Inquire
and offered a reward Of $500 for him, but the
failed up to this time to obtain any reliable in
: formation In regard to him. If the news prov
correct 1t will be a satisfaction to them t
know where, evon if not how, he came to hi
! final end on earth.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27
G, w. GRAHAM. NJ. d.
Office ll3l Fi4bert Street, Odd
Mo. l09,) below Twelfth,
PHILADELPHIA. PA
COURT PROCLAMATION,

WTHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White.
w President Judg., and the Hons Joseph
Mann and q. G.. Colvin Associate Judges of
the Courts ofOyer Termincr and General jail
Delivery, Quarter Sessions of the Peace Orph-
ans Court and Court ofCommoa Pleas for the
County of Potter, have issued their precep.
bearing date the fifth day Of August, III
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
drcd and fitty-Scyen, and 10 Inc directed for
holding q Court OF oyer and Termner and
General Jail Delivery, Qaarter Sessions OF the
Peace, Orphans Court. and Court OF Common
Pleas, in the Borough OF Coudclsport on MON
DAY, the 2lst dag of September next ami 10
continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor
oners, Justices of the Peace, and Constables
within the county, that they be then and there
IN their proper persons, at 10 o'clock A. NJ of
said day. with their rolls. records inquisitions.
examinations. and other renembranceS, to do
those things which TO their offices appertain
10 be done. And those who are bound by
their recognizances tc prosecute against the
prisoners that are or shall be in the Jail of said
county OF Potter, are TO be then and there TO
prosecute against them As will be just.
Dated at COUDERsPoRT, August 5th, 1857,
and the slst year of the independence of the
United States OF America.
A c. TAGGART. Sheriff