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JOB PRlNTINC.
lutoI & H,isteIlalleOlts.
N0OeI0."-0->1~-'.,.ooyO,.1,, :, :,

Ia,ls ~ CORRECTION. s--f -.
A mistake was made, last week, in set
ting up the announcement Of ALFRED
TABER. Of Blown township, candidate for the
Office Of Sur syOr. The announcement, as pub
lishsd, read candidate for TREASURER" in
stead Of SURVEYOR, F" as it should have been.
We are sorry that a mistake Of this Kind should
happen at sscb . late day; but such has been the
case. We hope, however, that no injury will
bs sustained BY the candidate 10 consequence of
the AbOve named mistake. AA -
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.-Wanted. an
honest, industrious ineach section Of the State
to travel and take orders from samples for McALLIS
TERS HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES" liberal
monthly salary and fair commission will be paid. Ap.
ply to,or address, with return postage)
DIR. j. s. NcALLISTRR,
H-s Jersey City n J.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an order Of IA ct lev va ia; issued out
OF the court ocommon pleas for Carroll county and
State Of Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House in Carro,iton. mn
MONDAY me lOh day IF August, a. u. 1897
Setweea D " lne hours OF 40 o'clock a. n. and O'Clock
noto a. II ~ ,S Sn'u uH =, wit: The following PEei'Gs
~ te ooV tv Of Carroll and State OF Onlo, pels
IQH ~, vi North East quarter OF section ,L
ana, uship fourteen IAN and range hEs loj ~ ~
r directed to be SOlu ~ 0V0u"Sh'H-~l ..Crls
ed as follows, to Wit
Commencing at post at the south east eorber OF the
lanyard lot known formerly as Beattys now Youngs
Tanyard6 thence south sixty and three quarter de-
grees east rods and eleven links along the land
line Of Valentine Ebersole. to post near the or
creek, thence north twenty niue degrees east twelve
perches to a post thence north fifteen degrees east
ten perches and nineteen links to post, in the bank
of the creek thence north sxyseven anO one quarter
degrees, west seventeen perches and twenty links to
post thence north forty aud one quarter degrees,
west FIVE perches and twenty links TO post
thence north thirty degrees, west FIVE rods and
seven links to post thence north twelve and one
half degrees, west nine perches and FIVE and one.haf
links TO pos thence south nineteen and One-ha de.
grees, west eight perches end fifteen links along the
middle of the Steubenvile road to opposite Runyons
town lots thence south 6yseven degrees, east eleV.
en- perches and thirteen links to gate post thence
south twenty-eght Cegrees, west perches aud
eleven links to the orth.west corner Of YouDgs tan
yard lot; thence south fftyni and one quarter de-
grees east twelve perches and twenty>three and one
halfinks along the north side of said lot the north
east Of the same; thence south tweuty eight
and Onehali degrees west twelve perches and twenty
and Onehall links the place Of beginning; contain.
ing two acres Of land, more or less:
Also, another tract or lot OF ground, situate the
town o Carroton in the county Of Carroll and State Of
Ohio, bounded aud described follows, to wit Begin.
ming at the north west corner Of lot lately owned by
Valentine Eberscie, now BY Adam Erskne across the
Steubenyile road, from house, formerly, owned BY
VIM. r. Lloyd, now, by Win. O. Runion in Carolton;
running thence south fyn degrees east eleven 66
rods, thence north twenty eight degrees east twsvs
"A rods thence north ffty-sx degrees, west twelve
rods to the Steubenvie road thence south
en- degrees west along said road twelve .ss rods
the place Of beginning; containing seven eghts Of an
acre or less and situated in the north west quar-
ter Of ssctOn twenty FIVE (25 township fourteen tl4
and range five (5) in the Steubenville land dstrict
The above lots Of land are appraised at one hGndred
and ten dollars. Terms: Cash.
.rlHQ JOHN H. WHITCRAFT,
July Q, '57.-prfoe s6 Sheriff of Carroll Co.
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G8TA good chance for Young n'eu wishing TO
Elsaru book keeping is CEered by the proprietor Of
.GraOcers Commercial College. See ad.
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sHERfFF'SSALE.

John Hibbets, By virtue Of an order of sale
VS.. issued out Of the Court Of Com.
Albert c. Massey mon Pleas Of Carroll county, O..
and to me directed, will offer for sale At the door Of
the Court House. IN CarrolltOn, on
Monday, The l0h day Of Aggust. 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'eock, A. NJ and O'Clock
P. NJ, the following real estate, to witt The eouth
west quarter of section thiryfve OF To wnshp sixteen
aud range seven appraised at three thousand dollars
Terms cash. - JOHN u, wHITCRAFT,
July 9th, 81. Sheriff of Carroll County.
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REAs the 9Th of September next is the GEN.
tann, annive, sary Of the birth of La Fayette, it
i nropose ! by the Boston Post to celebrate it
with deserved houors.
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70 TIL B gE III N 4


~" Nc !" q EF ~
r WOULD ANNOUNCE. TT, TuR c7TI
j liens Of Carroll county, that bsva No., ,oo,...-
ced its exploration, in behalf of ,ha poi'nen'
Bible Society," in conformity, ,tb Tho n~;toJ Vouht
the general agent, Of the A. 81 Rev. T. O. Harris.
morn, 9sa ulS Dyaru ol II Anagers the Society for
"Wca al IN aool'ns "n" requested al its last annular
tion Of the State. ~F'O'" '"i' P0rr
1t will be rememb cred; that resolutions we,a. ~
at late meeting ofthe beard Of managers Of q ontsd
81 having III view, the exploration anu ne 4 n
our entire contry. % garry thisfeseby resnnnIv NJ
rei thenIselves 80 tSo" ~" ~ ny el1s elgS''
We purpose 70 do thoroueS '-N A"A''''-
relying upon the divine bles "a work IN this corr,v
It Of the churches aud sing and The senSrous sniy'
''' TSst pUSnS ss v,n, 1ibie friends eensraly within
= 9DyoSs, and oe needed to carry out this object
pHr' =, 'he without hearty co operation on the
SH sone' Lurches generally, this noble and benev vO
tne 500 le will only serve to mpoverish and embarass
ue' lety. Already ii is involved ia long standing
and the new supply Of books which will be needed
ill serve to swell the amount >
The plan proposed, is, that should labor not only
j as distributing, but also a llicng agent /
therefore ask the corporation Of Churches and Pastors
i upon my field. With ut this, little can be efeced-
shall labor the present month 10 the townships of
FOX Washington and Harsoni and hope 10 present the
Boie cacse IN all the congregations in those townships
curing that time Local agents will be appointed through
the severalschoOl districts m the county and will in due
time be supplied with proper reports and books. Next
week shall operate in Washington township and the
week following in Harrison.
A. Fl. BITTENGER,
July Q, 81 Agent of Carroll Co. BIS 4
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ONE DOLLAR per hundred given for old metal, 81
U the steam foundry on Lisbon street, by
maysl, S7u MCGUIRE
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SALE oF REAL. ESTATE.

III ILLbe sold by public OntoEy, % the highest bidder
w on the premises, in Brasu township, tzIseil Co
Ohio, on the 27i day af August A. p. ies7s ssfe.,,
the houis OF and s O'Clock. = n, u said das. lie
following real estate free Of dover, beIonglis l. JOHN
Better, deceassd to Wit Tie soufh east eoter e the
south west quarter Of sectoB sik, e q tlsishi6 I'D
teen (i5l OF range I've, 81 o'iainag iatty sestse
4 PeFfecI title sill be given elsAF y al encsalbssp.
ces. a. - s7
Psymepls:-0ae tfifd IN east eurss tf ssic, oss.
third III six MOUTHS s'fa ors tllFss aSsfseSss Boss
from tue dsy Uf szhss siih HasRss Ne be8es,IstRs
mortgage % abs % tela- eszs Asks-tss k1Alll %
lGN4lCS FEIfER,
July 9l,-4H. Adn'T o: JOhn Better deceased.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NrOTICE is iereby given that petition will be pro.
IN sented to the Commissioners Of Carroll County, at
their next meeting in September for the ceatou Of
road, beginning at the Augusta and Robert George
road in Washington township, where il crosses the
line dividing the land of Thomas Weir and Israel Ny
ers heirs thence East along sa line or as near as
practicable, to or near William Herrngtons Barn,
thence South Easteriy direction, the nearest anu
best route until it intesects the line between the lands
of Wesley II. Taylor and the heirs Of William Black
ledge 10 Fox Township, thence along said line until it
nterseets the New Lisbon road where it is to termi-
nate. MANY PETITIONERS.
June 25th IS41.--td --------
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AGEYTS wANrEDl

$3.50 00per MONTH asre is rare chance for a isI
young g1en to make large salary withoat ln.
Vesiing car cal. The above is no three cent ealcA-
penny, Or humbug 70 introduce Patent Medicines
Zoo IS ke For an outfit, enclose stamps foe rstura
+. s. CARTER, Box No. 9. Lawrence, Nass
June 4, ls57.-3ns.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of ii ia e Law Fa, issued out Of
the Court d Common Pleas for Carroll county. Ohm
and ne directed, viii offer for sale at the door oi
the Court House. in Carrollton, gu
Aondoy, The loh day of duqust, 1857,
betweentLe hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock
z. NJ, The following real estate to wit: the north.
east part Of the south west quarter OF section in
ship Is and range g. containing sixty acres, more or
less. Ts rms cash. JOHN II. NHITCRAFT.
July 3, 50, :. Sheriff OF Carroll County.
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DoERHAyES Holland Bitteu, LO,ock's Pumonie
DWafers, Robacks Scandnayian Remediee, Hooaaud'-
German Btters Clarks Stomach Bitters Ayer's Cher
y Pecorai, aud AeLeans, 6aysous, Seiers, Jayaes.
Ftches Sloans and nearly every valuable Pstent MeI
cine ia use at the New Drug Store Of
BAXTER co.
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CRIsTAnORNs HAIR nYF ;.

Within a nus shell all the merits is s
Ut CTtstadoFob never equaied Dye; !.
Red il makes black, to brown transforms grey. Il 4
Aud keeps the hbies always from decay.
This matchless revitalzing Hair Dye still holds IL
portion as the most harmless and efacscious Hair Dys
IN the world. Prepared and sold wholesale and Ee,sin
and applied in ten private rooms at CTist adoros No.
Astor House. Broadway, NeW.Yotk, and by All paf.
tuners aud Druggist IN the United States,
Agents Cincinnati Ohio, J. D. Pax, and soGoH
PALMA.
Jan I5, lS57,-ly.
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GRANCER'N ,...u =.
COMMERCIAL AND MATHEMATICAL.
INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Splendid inducements to those who wish to A.
tsa1s Commercial College. 's
SITUATIONS GUARANTEE !

TUITION FREE - st.
S ME.R. ARRAN MEETS
To THOSE WHO ENTER Ny INsTTUTEa on
remit me $50, and thus secuEe GUARANTEE
SOH0L any time before the lst day Of next
September, can, upon completing thorough course Of
Double Entry Book keeping and its Collateral Branches
secure lucrative employment in Commercial eF Baak.
ing Houses Accountants within ninety days after
graduation, else they will be ndemni6ed % The llT
amount of the sum paid for tuition aad thus realize
FREE TUITION, 0RLU CRAffyE SITUATIONS
G sduates from this institution are B5w filing e.
spcnsibe and lucrative positions Cashiers Book keep.
ers and Rail Read Office Clerks ia derenl sseti6as of
the country and are beng preferred By business me 70
GAduates Of any osher Mercantile College. Heucethe
above unparalleled inducements which nothing hasslAe
great superiority Ofny Instruction and thssoah tsaik
Of mf studeRta for business lie sOuld warrant,
The Principal Of this institution has been pracIcss
accountant for longer periJd than any other Teacher
in The western county.
Address the undersigned for hrther particulars
mayl4-imOs WM, W. CRl4NGER,
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HARD TIM ES!

Our stock was bought with reference to the hard
lines, and we are prepared to sell them on more "a.
VOrable terms than ever. Amongst our goods may be
ound ell the new aud leading styles of t.- y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-29

REV. Z, II. sABIS's vALEDIcfoRY.-On
Sabbath evening the Locust street NJ. +.
Church was crowded 10 excess to hear the
closing sermon AMI yaledistory of the Rev.
Mr.. Sabin. He said. in his valodictory re
marks, that he was aware that some cxcep-
tlons had been taken TO his being engaged in
secular emPlPyments, and stated, by way OF
explanation. that his average receip,s for
twelve wears IN the ministry. were under
$500 FER apRHR, thus creating the neces-
sity for some effort oa bis own part to pro-
vide comfortable support for hi. family
He spoke very kindly, however, of Locust
street charge, AMI Sad they had kindly re-
ccived ard had provided him good support.
and that his recollectioas Of his connection
with that Church would always be pleasant.
Mr.. Sahin. during his two years residence
in Evansville, has n,ado himself doservedly
popular I; and now that no leaves for Confer
ence, he carries with him the kind remen-
brsnce and good wishes of the community.
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New York Items.
w" YIN ftNs'
NEW YORK. Sept. IS

NEW loRK. sept. 2o--P. u.
The rumor that Clark, Dodge d Co., and
Phelps, Dodge d Co. have tailed is untrue.
Exchange on Philadelphia 10 per cent.
Rates tor mo0ey on the street. in some eases
is per celt o month.
The assignment of the Ohio Life and Trust
Company is unexpected. President SatsOs
retuInS 10 Cincinnati Tomorrow, to procure h
say OF proceedings.
Mechanics, American, Exchange, Union ana
Phoenix Banks have is, ucd circulars, aseur-
ing the public of their ability and deternI-
nation to maintain specie basis for their
circulation. and expressing the opinion that
the tendency OF specie and produce to this
point, will SION relief the Banks Of tie pres
ent pressure.
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The VASDERBrRs Co. FAIE will open to-
morrow oil the Fair grounds two miles from
the city, on the ViIevnnSs State Road, AL
who intend to make IA exhibit OF warns or
goods, will please have than entered to-day
ut the counting room Of IIorgbrook d. Co.,
on Water street, Capt, Iiter's boat. the Bow
ling Green, will run between Henderson and
this point, coming up eyOry morning during
che Fair. and returning in tho evening". IT
is expected that large ppmber of orr Ken
,ucky friends will be with vs. during tho Fair.
The grounds belonging to the Association
have been greatly impyaved since last year,
anil the ring for the exhihitiop of horses is
reported in excellent order. From tho num-
Der OF cntriss in this department, We look tor
fine display of stock and quick time by tho
fret ones owned In the city,
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Bank Suspensions in Washington.
Wksur> aToS Sent 3S-x

A notice posted on the Bank of Metropolis
says that the panic causing the SUSPENSION OF
other banks, having caused u much larger
demand tor specie than was anticipated that
n.t.ntion is under the painful necessity of
ssspeDding specie payments tor the present
The Trustees remark that they will make
every eYertioD 10 resume; that the bank paid
out s65.eb0 on Saturday.
The Bank of " a>hjRgton and the Patriot
ic Bank. which paid only small sums on SAT-
urday, haye not altogether suspended. The
Savings Bank pays either IN ei5Y bank notes
or Virginia money. and demand the six days
notice FROM depositors,
Virginia money j. at DISCOUNT Of per
cent. and the tendency is still downward.-
Business nearly suspended, and uncrTent
money upszIeabie.
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coRfOR ALTON. NOTICE,

nRDKRED, That tie oVres Of Lots Nos. l5e and
inS in the DcIs;r1 Ii ssssen eLt Of the city Of
Evansville. the side walk OF said lcl III street,
extending from theailey adjoining the Court House
In the corner Of I'd and SycsnoVe street 10 he thought
"a proper grade aud g. ir felaid wih good brick
Pavement Of proper width, ana good stone curling
Also Ordered that Ire sElier Along SIDE described
pioperty on Sd street ae with si.ps os the pIol er
with, cores pondiI 18th tie gutter e.ong The Court
House property; ali of SAID work TO lie done within
thirty lo avs after the publication OF this botice
and n deaul' thereof tie Sueet CCfmi-sioler IS in
lsses arsiTg thcTefror will Re ASSESSED 10 and eel.
iectea by sale Of sad lots much thereof will
satisfy said Fen and costs. Bv cryfcr Of Council.
NELL II. WALRER, Clerk.
folksbote ccry Sfpg5s-Sr
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MoEaosIsx in New York see'us TO be on
che decline. Orders were received last week
IN New York from Salt Lake City, 70 stop
.ho publicstioa of the Mormon paper. 1t
had been in existence two years and bali,
and had cost the church $4,000 Q week since
H. establishment The Herald says that it
slad slways been we'll supplied with finds.
The propnster. had seat out to Eth in ....>e
jast two ysars s.se0 persons, many of them
che lowest class of Euro emigrants.
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MoSEy xATTERs ~ CHIcAGo.-Money con-
tinues very sce<ce il, CapagO. and on Friday
exchange was selling at frOss 4 to per cent
Preminm. Casadjan purchasers q grain
were in tie market, and the sales OF Friday
reached So coo basiels, Flour was steady 1T
$4.25; red wheat, 81, wilte 81 80; corr se-
tive at Sc aud oats at 20 cents. Several fail
ures occurred last week. but tie merchants
generally keep mp better than bad been ex-
pected
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The TRIAL or VIcugs AT PRIScETos.-
By special dispatch We learn that Vicksrs,
who has been OIL trial several days in Prince
ton, for his participation in the late ARRAY At
Francisco. Vas sGBtsaced. o. Saturday even
ing, TO imprisonment if the fenitenaary
five years, and fined 800. The other pris-
oners will not be tried until the next term of
she Circuit Court, i
The victims of this hatchery at Francisco,
were still alive ut last accounts,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-29

TuE PRoNrSADE CoNcIKr--By notice in
another column il will lie seen that the Fire
men do not expect to give supper on Thurs
day evening. Us heretofore contemplated
The tickets admit eentlenIan and any num-
Der of ladies, ard we are certain that the en-
tertsiHmea: sia be richly worth twice the
price of admission.
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wAsHIsGros IGEKs.-A Treasury Circular
las been issuei, rsdEcjag tbe premium TO &c
paid on the j.. Of November upon the re-
dcmption stocks of tbe loan of ls4T and is4s
from sixteen to fourteen per cent CD the loan
of lS42 from ten to eight per cent, and on the
Texas stock of 1857 to five par cent. This
indicates that the rsyenue is declining.
The Texan friends OF Gen. Houston say
that the reported expedition against Tamau-
Iipas is hoax.
Col. Benton, At the last accounts, was again
seriously i'll, and the correspondents of the
press state that his recovery Is improbable.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

P;ve- fn'';n@ slowly.
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Plrrsnuren. Sept. 2s-r

All but the Pittsburgh Bank suspended.
a meeting of the executive Bank officers to-
day adopted resolutions that temporary
suspension OF specie payments WAS necessary
& protect business men, and enabling Banks
10 continue 30 discoSp5 local parer and cx
change. The Cashiers are responsible to
BANKS, and ale Instructed b. the Boards 10
Resume when similar actions are adopted by
Eastern banks. The excitement has nearly
subsidized
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NV YnRK. Sent. 2s-pu

Cotton dull 800 bales sold. Flour dull;
sales ~ S0O0l obs at s5.lo@5.25 tor State.
and 5 50da75 tor Ohio. decline of Ice in
each, and 5,7515.S0 for Southern. a decline
Ijc. Wheat unsettled, 4iOoo bushels sold bat
4 decline OF edl0c, prices Sl.zO@l.3S for
White and sl,25 for Red. Chicago spring
Wheat 81 ,02. Milwaukee clnb Sl,l0. Corn
J. on a declining tendency and offered at 10s
Mess pork loo lower at ga 40@24.50. Prime
pork 25o lower mt $40 .50Glv.T5. Chicago
beef 25l9251Ic lower, at $3.50. Bacon heavy
Mt l2c for hams and lie for shoulders. But
ter lie lower at l5Gl9c. Whisky &c lower
at "a. Coffee quiet. Sugar heavy. Freights
hrnes and active. Stocks lower and dull.
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C1sc1SSAr1. Sept. a3-p. u.

The excitement consequent upon the con
tinhed uninvorabie advice. from the East,
paraiyzes business and the attention OF bu,i-
ncSs men l. entirely turned from the ordinary
routine. to the absorbing of the latest news
from the East. The Banking houses con-
Time 10 quote New York exchange at per
cent. but only small amounts can he pur-
chased at this rate. Sums ct $1,000 and up
wards canhot be purchased at less than . per
cent Premium. No paper can be Negotiated,
that ID useless to give quotations.
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CORPORATIOs NOTICE.

SsRDEREn, That the oEEers Of Lots Nos 1883,
E3;G; s;?i0; VI; ~; -; IL; Is; 80; ~; n; les
3; =; >; .ci e.;as; %; q; and p; AZ in
NcGarS Enafs ebert. car Sc the alleys ir said En-.
asgeE EFT aJd AZ oiIiIg said lots, eT0uela 10 tic
TroIer Grade wtlr tn dass otter the pub cs,inn Of
TINS notice. and in defeuI thereof the Common Coun-
ell viii Ircceel t. peTfoIn said work, end the costs
and eKpthre aecrune therei viii s.~cseed to ard
collected ~ SAFE Of said lots uc thereof will
satisfy said 81 81 and costs Nv crher OF Common
Council. WILL III. w AI.EER CIe-l
FO!ksaote COW Seusss.sr.
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ssT TIE DOi:e was detained by heavy fogs
and did not arrive until Sunday evening.
She brought up a few passengers. but no
freight. After trip to Newburgh for -four,
she returned, and left with as much freight
50 she can conveniently carry over the bars.
The Done extends her trips to Cairo, during
she low water, in order to reship her New
Orleans freight.
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London Money Market.


Money market more stringent.
PROVISION GARKET.
Wheat active and firm; Corn active and
steady; Flour bnoyant.
Latest adVices from Calcutta state that
HYDE Ra.bad gas nniet on August 10th.
II was expected that Delhi would soon fall.
Generals Haver,ock aud Neil ara advancing
upoa Lucknow.
1t is reported that Ncna Sahid committed
suiIde.
Three regiments of the Burgai native in
fantry bad revoltcd and fed TO Reeve. They
were pursued by Gen. Floyd and SEQ mutt
ncers were killed. The mu,iIeers were also
routed AT Jinbalpore and other places.
Detistls are given @ further horrible atroci-
tics AZ Sepoys.
Gen uavextock willie marching to Gavin
pore, marched one hundred and six miles in
Four days, and fought four desperate battles
against Ncna Sahid, completely routing him.
Nena Sahid's atrocities at Cawnpore are
OF beggar description.
-Four hundred persons Including seventy
women and one hundred and twenty children
were murdered in cold blood in the Court
yard, fronting Sahid's head quarters, which
was swimming in blood. Sahib escaped bnt
subsequently, drowned himself together with
his family.