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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
EXECUTORS SALE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL At PUBLIC
- Fendne on the 9th day OF October next, az the
residence Of JosErH WYNN, decd, i've miles east o.
Broekyle, Ind, The personal property Of mld decd
hogs farming utensils OF every dcscripson about q
acres Of corn In the eld oats In the sheaf 900 bushels
OF thrashed wheat, kc.
Sale 70 esmmsnee precisely at 10 o'clock a. M. and
credit OF y months win be given all over
three dollashs purchaser glynghIs note with appro
we'd security, waving valuation and sppralsement law
ana ar-~ing per cent. interest from date.
JOHN WYNN.
-ALSO-.
A. the ZANE time and place, the farm Of said Joseph
wynn deco consisting OF 2io OF well improved
land, well tmbered, and uuder good state OF cutlva
ton, with an excellent house and barn on the same
Terms, one third cash, balance In and two year.
with intersstwaivns beneft ofvsinaton and apprais
menti laws, JOHN WYNN.
,spt rs 3w Ex
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RISING SUN INSURANCE CO.,
RISING sun, IND.
Auth oriucd Capital, 100000.

BoRD OF DIRECTORS.
W. N, PowELL, WV. II. PArE, joins GnAcr.
II. y. CLoar, J. u. sxrn, Gao. GfLLrspIr,
J.P. ULnEY, h. HArmAwAy, J. w. TALporr,
s.F. Coytsaros.
$. HATHAWAY, Pres't.
Il. ]. HATAAwAr, Seoy.
1rJs Fire and Marine risks taken at equitable
rates,
VF All persons desiring Insurance will call on
JNo. w. KELLY, AaEsr,
at Rockville.
S. =. CONVICTION, General Agent.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
The extensive use

OF Or. Viewers calksrandsslt Rheum Syrup, which
Il advertised In ano,her column has developed the facts
tina, cauker Salt Rheun ErysIpslas, scroula, aud all
other diseases arising from an impure state ef the
blood can be cured while tic sys en- 10 strengthened
and in,igoraed attho came time. This has asson'sh-
ed thousands who have used IT, aud perfectly cur
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TO the MDEMENT AND INSTRUCTION or YOUNG AND olD
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Of Dr. T. A. Viewers canker ana Salt Rheum syrup
which IL Advertised In another column Of eur paper
pursue met honorable course. They warrant their
medicine to cure al kinds of humors, Ia all esscs
when faith fully used II strengthens the system while
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

VIE DESIRE TO RETURN TnANKs TO A
w kind public forthe very liberal patronage they
have already eestowed on the 'oLD WHITE con.
NEkN and shall cndcayof, 20 merit contnuance
Of your hyor By alwayskeeplng.h e newest nd best
stock In ths market. W, MORROW a 90,
Rockville. spctu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
YExALE BIBLE SOCIETY,"
IN DIANA POLLS,

af John Wilkins, on Market street, where nhies and
Testsment In tnKlish, French and German, of every
sEe and hpsh, be had a. cost prices and where NJ
on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

ADaIiSAt Yonkers, Wednesday morning. June t. ag,
bo years, Csrisss, wife Of Plat Adams
BRADFORD-ln Brooklyn. "wednesday June H. Of con.
sumption CaAue, wife Of John Bradford aged % yeArs
BACON0n Thursday June Is snnie Louisa infant
Of James and Julia c. Bacon
BROWNOn Thursday June Is Elenor Of ssse Brown
In the list year of her age.
COSNELL-At Harrison, Stx:h day. the 10Th inst: Per
mes Cornell widow Of BenjsmiE Cornell Of ScaIdale in the
&th year Of her
Her friends invited her Purchase Met
ing House ON Fist day, the 2lst ms at II O'Clock
DOSCHER-On Thursday, June n after a short illness.
Frederick Theodore, Claus and
DOschcr, aged years, q months and = DAYS.
The relatives and enl OF the family respectfully invited
20 sert h funeral from the residence Of his parents No IS
Hammond street Saturday afternoon 81 O'clock without
further invitation.
GlLBERTon Thursday June ls Alice lgif, Of John NJ Cir
bert sged % years. months and II dAyF
GROVES-On Thursday, jane rs, Hiram Groves 4gel 3
years, month and days.
HEMMA On Thursday eveains June Is. Mrs. Elizabeth
Hemma aged Sc years
RENRY-On Thursdsy June ls of consumption Mrs Ellen
Henry, aged 80 years.
HoLMESOn Wednesday June H. Isabella only dslghieT Of
John ID. and Sarah A. Holmes.
kNAPPOn Wedas sday, June H. at bis residence ia Brook
yn Wilson Knapp of the firm Of Duryee Knapp IN the
qoth year Of his
lane Is Of consumption Thomas G. Mitchell sgei ~
eldest con OF the Rev. William X. Mitchell.
NELsON-On Wednesday, June II. Mary JGne Nelson aged
"a ye-s.
wELsh-on Friday. 49, City wife II John Welsh IN
the 9lst year Of her age.
Her relatives aud friends invited attend her faneIL
On sunday O'Clock from her late residence, Ber
"hEhs-on "Wednesday evening June H. Caleb Week.
esq, sged 81 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

cane sqnsly with heavy rain, Lightning and thumb, -,
ths Am Zip car.Gn So1ad = a. " - 'a % o. W, psd
si:s@.hp Ksn.arSo BID L9srsy Liverpool Jlns l. nd.
passed .lP s G,del.ssys, Of New Yerk, Sosnd W. II.
Steamship Black warrior smith New orlesn! J y. Is
Havana 18Th, 20 Livingston. Crochgron 4 Co q" Ss
Ship Morton tof Tnows.toal Gnley Liverpsl 70 a.,,
Tcs % snd go pas 70 I.Pseos Co June IS li; 70 H. "a
ship sheppard Knapp YORK. New otesns IS days ma.. a,
Giirne ainurn Co. vss.s % master Ps.,.,,. I v
Springer 4chidren and servant Mast; LeOnar4 MaA aee,
Bari Lucy France, tSf Brook've, Jones. St, Jsso d c
BsIt Gg.y, Mallard Baenos Ayre, April Il hides. A.,
to order Nay Is lat IS 2 ION 81 g. poke bark os0d hs1
wilton Pattep hence for Por, an Prince June m y, "a sns
g. spoke whaling 'chr Admiral Blake 5weess Rad oae sai
Bark Restless, LO,hrOp, Csrthasena Nc Is days. toI.,
&c, to Everett Brown June 8 Of c@Pe n ha,. Noe
Prince The has been days " Of Hs,,eras, with bs,s
BARK helen France. iof Por,lsnd William S. ..o Gu.
June sugar 20 NJ Taylor sld in with schr y.poT t
NewYOrk Jane y, lat - IS lon "a 10, big Bssl Ia.
Bark johannes (Hsml Bruhu Hamburg - day. u,. an,
sol pass to KAFca June lat q IS Ion 81 passed suse
Barb c. c. Fowler Palmer, Hamburg 50 days. d and Is,
Jane Z Comstock Of aud from New London Cor rs sss;
Bark Rambler lof Roesaaal Lbecy: Saga ia Gands !
Bark Samson tOf ROekandl, Robinson Saga Ia Grand.
days, sugar, Sc. to D1Iese Bro.
pass to PaveDstadt 4 sehumsehor;
Bari Aims Br Masters Aux Cages is day.. lossoOa "a.
70 VI. Delsfed.
Big o Bren Robinson. Mahss 10 days anber 70 M.yA.w
| Talbot L Co.
Bns O. T. Ward Fish, ApsschcOls Il dsys eo,,oa AG %
Brodie Pettes.
Brs Lady Chapman (Brl Hill. Bermuda day. posoe,,s
Smith & Laesler
Brig African Button Havana days sugar &c astrr
Br. brig Princess Royal Pearman, Bermuda DAYS posatoes
| to W. A. +. Davenport.
Brig Xenophon of Befss Dcak Csrdenas 10th INST. with
Brs Thos TIeston, MorreI, savsnia Is days SS.s y.
Big Olive (of Mactas Pettigew) Naeyias June with 800
bhds molado 10 Yzuaga. Delvae Co.
Brig Abby Watson (of Sedgwick), Watson, ToTks Island
with 10 90 bushels salt to Nesmith Son.
Schr j. T. Williams Carter Jackson vile, days with 90.
0oO feet Of yellow pine 20 Holmes.
Schr julia NJ Halock Hslock Alphabetical 4dAys cotton
and tobacco TO J. w Ellwel.
Schr j. P Bent Wallace, Chenyfeld7 days lumber Brett,
Son Co.
schr Lochie, Marshall Rondout for Boston.
Sohr Wren (Br) Coe, Providence, ballast.
Schr Israel l.. Snow Conway, Rocklsnd-
Schr Robert Smith, Kelly. Nantucket for Albany.
sch Eugene of Barnstsble) Parke sssaa Grsne 'uss
&c. 10 order.
schr Mary Susan tBr) Cleare, Eethuerss day. fruit 70
Miller Luther.
Steamer westempOr, Berry Portland Is hours md'e. to Il.
b. Cromwell.
Steamer Planet, Looper, Philadelphia.
Steamer Petrol, Ayre. Providence
BELOW Bark Evelyn; bnss B. - Nash and Hlmpbries,
schr ID Wagner, Emily, Union Wave, aud HsNll-Aa BY
pilot boat Geo Steers
WIND-A sunrise n. T.. meridian Z.
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- -
taken place. W. v AORklsON,Jr
LDEN- sCOFlELD-On Thursday, Jane 49, at the Ninth
Alden Of this city to Miss Frances E. younse. daughter
the late Geo. @. scofeld of Walden, Orange County
june snr By e Mcs
eisJ Arthur to Miss Mary c. COeTy all of this city
BEWs-MooNEY-on "Wednesday June Il, BY the Rev; Mr..
Thomas Mooney, late Of New Haven TO William T. Be~' Of
BAKERPoTE-on Thursday, June Il, BY the Rev Thomas
Of Capt dieendsd Pote, ali Of thi. city
BANTASTYMETS-O Wednesday June H. at the residence
& : to . ss a S by as Rsy both d. S
CUNNINGHAM MERCHANT-On Thursday, June 10, in
Brooklyn by the Rev DR.. Spear Jesse H. Cunnngham to
NJ Merchant Of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Monday, joe l, BY the
s. Wadsworth of Brooklyn.
DEvANE-McGEHAN-On Wednesday morning, June II; by
Gehan, all of Brooklyn.
UNDERSTANDINGS Sunday May "a, by the Rev,
e%snS to & Anne Montreal
PENTON-VARICK-On Monday June l5 at Chris, Church,
Brooklyn by the Rev Dr. Garfield Thos B. Penon of Chi
8sSk Of B4ooSyn ''f' daughter OF 'ne late J. h'"'eh'e
inorganic Jersey City, Thursday, June la
eke Ludlow daughter MnOt Morgan all Jersey City
RANDoLPH-IRELAND-On Wednesday, June II, by the
% ds1hes Of Thomas feiahd esq. %
RIkER-JACKsON-On "Wednesday, June II, at St. Jsme.s
Church Newtown Long Island BY the Rev. Geo Shelton
John l. Riker, Of this city, 10 Mary A. daughter of John
c. Jackson Of Oak Hill Long Island.
sMYLIE-WENZEL-I this city on Wednesday, June II,
at the redence of the brides father BY the Rev Thomas
Macerlan Mr Chas Albert Smyie Of Brooklyn, L. D. 10
Miss Mens A. Wenze daughter Of Henry Wenzel, seq
sliITHCHAsE-At the house of the brides father
day morning, June Is. by the Rev. Edwin Clement Mr..
Thomas g. Smith Of Oswayo, Potter County Penn Miss
Sophia A. daughter of Nathan B. Chase of South Bsinbrdge
MY.
THOMPSoN-CLARK-On Wednesday evening, June H. At
residence Of the brides CanaEdaiRua
MI Bodeett Mr. f. T. Thompson Of this city to Miss Mary
l. Clark second daughter of TX Gov. Myron II. Clark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK


steamships-New.York (Br) Craig, Glasgow, J. Mcsymon
Atlantic, Eldrdge Liverpool Z. X. Collins Vanderbilt, ""
Southampton and Hayre ID. Torrance.
Ships-Erie, Rouse City Point RIP. Buck Co; Aleghs
man. Stetson, Saguenay River Nesmth Sons Switzerland
Trsk ST. Geoge, B. Thos Richardson Co. Osprey (Brl
Keats. ST. stephens H. +. W. Meyer.
Barks-Gampus Sutton, Elzsbethport J. r. Dow pehcy'
AyeEill Baltimore, n. D. Brookman Co.. b. IonHSon'
Blake Mouteyideo Peck Church. Concorta (BFemh We.
sells London Stanton Ruser C. Smith Grsw, Lno9n, w
Schmidt Coz C. j. Borgsed (odl KoPPelmann h'''er'
dam. Stanton Ruger. -
Bhgs-E Merrithew Gordon, Trinidad, Walsh Carver y
Chase Black Swan Podter. Georgetown Wood siepuhr
Co Gransds. Pettensl, Jacksonville Thompson hunter
Gusephine Isle Nspo, Palermo, ChsnDerin fheips 20
Schooner-Aex Blue, Halfway New Bedford master Jas
Lawrence. Allen Boston DayoH Sprasne LyhchourS mar
rs Richmond c. II. Pierson; Canisn, LORD roran fatts
c. y. J. Peters; Guiis Poodels Inverness -
Stesmer-PiedInOnt, Post, Baltimore, II. D. cromwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

At the same rate, the earnings for the year ending
March l. 1853, would be about sl,25O,Oeo-a sum
sufficient to pay interest upon the bonds of the Com
paDy and leave $3.50 GOO for dividend upon the stock
which Is about s T. cert.
At Philadelphia the Money market Is rather quiet
though there is a considerable amount of inferior
paper all the time offering. Best bills can be placed
at IOdIl y cent discount, though there is COMPARE
lively little of this description offering. The great
bulk of the paper the market goes begging at from
II TO T. cent month.
The Erpress gives the annexed statistics, wheh are
certably anything but fattering:
The effect of time upon the market value of many
Of the leading railroad enterprises land companies,
mining stocks and the numerous schemes which alb
serb so much capital is shown by the following con.
rast Of prices in April 1888 when the general
advance commenced, which eliminating IN 1851, has
since been followed bya steady fall not yet termi-
pstad
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Pa sseuger, Arrived.

In b. ,tam.hp kangaroo from Liverpool T Bicsadike
aud lady c. ". Broomdead, d. Glispe, p. Ezekiel Mrs.
Browse Miss Z. Browse Robert Brow.e VIM Praehstt. s.
Buer6ed, Alex Talbot Mr. Player Mr.. Marsh and family
Gilman and lady Mr. Gibson Mr. and Mrs Barnes and infant
A. Giles c. Theshe H. Mincheed l.. Fsrbotton Mise How
ard and servant Rev Mr. Kregly A. Plews, I Downy, w.
Ke lady and children q. Pharten o. Anketel Miss An
hetei Rob Morris A. r. sowden, NJ Harding Thos Goldy,
N MeIen and daughter Mrs Lohson aud daughter, O. s.
Gleose H. Gniths G. Wilson, Ed. Louriner o. Sharp O.
Behuen and lady, g. Crowder W Psrkinn, Jos Nel.on
and lady o. Chnhan lady and infant, Miss Quiffu, Mrs.
Lowndes and infant.
In bark ReitesS from Cdyhagend, N ca Hsnabersh,
adv and two children Mr. c f. Pettengll, Mr.. NJ T. lie
Pumriso c. Benedict, ~ Baesta l. VI. De Castro.
In brig d(rieaa, from HaranH-F Bauney' u asnuelin
In Brio Thos Tieston-J Paris. g. Won LengeTke, WIN.
Kerr A. Schultz Buckon, wife and children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
Disasters, &c.

ScHR EDWIN REED Green. from Boston to Phied phia In
ballast during dense fog went ashore OF Cape May Light
house, morning Of the 18th.
BEAUFORT June l2-The schr Jacob, Burroughs from Bs.
more laden with for Charleston SC went ashore Ho-
gus Bank about 6 miles W. Of this inlet yesterday The
that the vessel has broken In pieces and the
has out. by letter 10 Elwood Waiter, esq
LIVERPOOL June 5The bark Rebecca previous to he
9Th inst making much water She from New Orleans With
cargo cotton provisions Gc and feared that her
Ia much damaged. BY letterto Euwood Walter ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
nIarL Prp0rtef BIZ Tetegr1pk.

CHARLESTON unelSCOTTos sales to-day 80 bales sales
for the week 2 500 bales at full prices
ALBANY, June 1875 m.-FLoUR and WHEAT very dull,
Parcels CoRN-Inacve and Dropping sales 900 bush at Sc
boat load offered at Csc. Oars, 42c for State BY
ure. WHISKY, 32.c o,,,
OswEso June 1875 m-FLoUR steady; sales oftO0 bbls
at Sc IS for TO fancy Oswego brands WHEAT
IL In better demand sales of 500 bush at 5 46G ~ for
Milwaukee Club and 81 for Racine. CoRS IL active at I'M
settled and lower prices sales Of bush at 7Sd7, prn,
cipsy AZ the inside quotation IMPORTS to-day 5000
bbs Flour bush. Wheat 900 BUSH Corn 800 bbls
Pork CANAL EXPORTS 900 bbs Flour 1850 bush Wheat,
bush. or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
Orr Agents.

CARROLL =. SMITH, the Post Ofice, sys.som u
has THE DAILY, WEEKLY and sEhFWEfxLr Shsoss w
sale. ,
THOMAS BoorH Is our AGENTS. TsESror, ~ j. for hs"s
Of TINE TRIBUNE
W L. PALsEK eur Aseot SYRACUSE Tor the sale OF
TRiBysE. -.
EDWARD SMITH il our Agent for the sale Of TIE IhsV"
BURLINGTON. VI. -.
JOIN PlrTocK Asen, In Pittsburgh for The 'Ae o.
TRBUsE.
Mr. w H. wArsss will supply our friends In LITTLE fAlI'
vita The TRIsUss. r.,.vxs
Our friend. in Rock ISLAND, IL, can Obtain ISr fs'
Of II. A. PoETEa BAo. 80, ar.
M...,. ps,py. oaxesk Co, and HowAkp Sass, IN M
sryA supply the Moruhs Kdon Of Tns TRIBUNE " VI
T. D. CAMPBELL Is ear Agent forthe sale Of Tss ts''
ELMiRA. -. Al l. o.
ClspsELL Kinsst West, two doors east 81 ~ "A
nursx Ans 10 our Agent for the sale o. Ins 49, usrs e
PArEssos, N j. He VIII serve IAs TA''S', s.l
he city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
Receipts Of Produce-Jrsr 10.

BY NORTH Rirer Boais4 600 bb. Flour a COO bush Wb.s.
6C0e do, Oats $500 do. Corn, pkgs Prh and Rssf n 40
Ashes, 50 bbl& Whisky ' " 49,
BY the Ere Rdlyedd-24< bbls Flour 2ls bbs Whisky
81 do Provisions Us pkss Batter 2I6 rides L,a.bs, Ss
Hides ~ bilei ssins 81 DO Wool u hhes Tobacco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
Arrived.

steamshp B.lgaue elz Frantgen. Antwerp May 81 aud
southamutdn June sidse and e2 pass 20 Belmont Co.
Experienced during nothing but strong head winds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
Ts Mariners.

New sHoAL-Capt John Mann of the bark Strs,hmore,
during the passage from NewZsaand to Foo Chowfoo In
letter dated December island bearing T. By
N at a M about 10 miles on and at 10 m, another
island bearing w by From the ships position they mu,t be
the bitre and Cherry Islands shown the charts position
doubtful in sight from Cherry leland but
we having fine breeze they did not get alongside. Ats
passed shos with from four 20 FIVE fathoms water Il
could the bottom very dstnctysand and rocks The bot
until passed its Of 80 yards or
thereabout BE- the extent Of IT, consider In the lat
of IL % S. lon l7O ~ E. and believe IL TO have been
discovered before. | call IL the Srathnore shoal"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

MIscoE LGHr-Notice is hereby given that red light Il
now exhibited the N T. point Of Miscoe Island IN lat Oh
N Ion "a - % w determined by Commander 0rlebr OF
the Admiralty Survey II Is 76 feet above high water aud
be clear weather ~ miles shos extends miles on
by T. compass bearing from the Light but other esar
ngs Light may be approached from the Est..d % within
a mile from the shore. JOHN HARLEY,
GEORGE KERR,
n. HUTCbs0N.
Commissioners Of Lights for the Gulf Of b. Lawrence
kfirsmichi lime g. 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

MINIATURE ALMASAc....THIs DAY
ssn-Rises.. % Ses........ 1884 Moon-RiseA 2:47m
wATLR....THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. 5;5lm Gov Island 62lm He'll Gate. so2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

For the three months Of the present year the earn
ipcs have shown handsome increase equal to over
~ A. cen. a. follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
MARRIED..

NOTICE-T marriage of VIM v. MOI sson jr. TO Miss
Mary White the l4h inst is false ch marriage has
taken place. w. V. MORRISON, Jr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

COFFEEvery little is doing to-day price generally
6 sales Of 100 Msaibo AZ 2t and IS bags Rio lOi
lie also - bsgs Ceyon at 3c. The price Of the Azeas
cargo sold yesterday should have read LODE and not 5c
the types represented
FLOUR AND MEAf-The demand for Western Cana
quite moderate and With sr arrivals aud liberal supplies
posp.c prices q the low and medium grades 5 lower
and low GRADES Of Western choice brands
well tanned, and comparatively the inquiry
confLed almost entirely the home trade the sales
6Oo0 bbs az SEQ So 20 for good stAte IS asa
- IS fr inferior do SO oos6 IS for superfne Indians and
Iowa sc 0 e. 50 for 20 good extra Ohio 81 50
50 IS for good choice Ohio; ssd 10 81 for St Louis
ants and 81 5d 10 for extra Genesee. Canadian Flour
Goesi:e request and coIpol hTspSs arc lower pla Roa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
M.rLe.... C CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBrsE

Total Pots and Pearls. ..................61
COTTON-The market continues very firm, and middlinEs
about .c frmer The business Is very moderate only
so bales reported to-day. We quote:
NEw-YORE CLASSIFICATION.
HIN III MN 4 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERN.
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.

Martin Bates, jr., agt. John d. King-Mc
granted
VIM. B. Mann agt. Isaac N. Naturalization graz
Max Metzger agt Joseph X. Orretal-Motio
vecate order of arrest denied.
Alexander s. Stewart agt. Mary E. Foster Mo
for leave 10 granted.
VIM. GOrley agt. Michael McNamara-Motion
an order appointing receiver granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-20

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JUSE 10
Before Gao. w. morton.
Franciscus Bernadus Hemnelin arrested on charge
Of smuggling linens and goods held for trial to-day.
Before X. +. SrILwELL.
Asa Temple, charged with larceny on the Hardy
King, discharged nothing being proven against him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-27
Southern Furniture It'ureroon,s

Southern Furniture IT-arer0ou,s
CHARLES A. STEWART,
at Nos. III and l73 Canal street, Ne,y Orleans,
Has just received from the suufacory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADS, In sd
diton to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line of business. Parties
wishing anything in his line will find their advantage
give him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
an24 2p6tAltW III and 173 Canal street.
Immense S0criFCe!
SELLING OFF o MAKE ROOM Fl r
NEW GOODs!!
r o 8 E r T PTTKIN,
Canal street,
Would respectfully his
the public generally that he has determined sell during the
months of August and September, his ENTIRE STOCK of
SU NJ NJ E no TIL ING
And
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
AT COST AND UNDER,
And all other goods a GREAT REDUCTION, 10 make
room for the Fall and Winter stock.
k9~Cal Immediately for BARGAINS
would my thanks past avors respectfully
c continuance of the In will enlarge and
enrich stock of Fall and Winter Clothing and it shall be
equal to any offered in this city
ROBERT PITKIN,
au2l 2ptse1 10 and is Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-27

THE MADISON ERICAN.
To be published in RICHMOND Madison Parish Louisiana
This paper will be issued every SATURDAY MORNING.
In Politics shall be devoted the
Party One portion will be dedicated Literary Meela
matter comprising selections and compositions suited
family resde reading poeca eIsons historical and
biographical extracts. Another portion will be especially
voted TO the interests of Agricultural while its columns shall
be always open to the advertising community.
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election Of American Delegates.


The primary meetings in the different Wards of
the city orthe election of delegates to the American
Convention took place Tuesday evening, and were
well attended. Below are the names of the dele
gates elected, who to meet in the Lecture Room
of Odd Fellows Hall, this evening, at u o'clock
First Fard.-W. S. Pettingi Ambrose Platsmier, j. j.
Osborne, A. Parker, w W. MCCARTHY, Alfred Kearny
Second WardC W. Lyle. j S. Mcintyre, j. O. Nixon j.
Bensaon, W. II. g. King, W. c. Harrison, S. r. Jones' T. H.
Quick. -... i.
Third Ward Robinson Yeatman Randell Hunt Simeon
Toby Jr n p Lyte O. f. Leyerch Henry Florance Thos
Curry Z. Toedano G. I, NASH c. F. Hatcher j. Lindsay
Gideon Foster
Fourth Fard-W. F. Hoigkins, j. Kittredge J. F. Bou-
lgny j, Slemmer.
Filth Ward-Amilcar Roux Gust. Poree, VIM Andry jos
Dubuc Is Courcele.
Sixth Ward-M. b. Dubuisson, Louis Gastinel, f. v Du.
piesss Clement Laurent.
Seeenth Wdrd-F. Armand, Theo Simon Cha les LvCar.
pentier, +. Marin.
Eighth WardS. Borges, F. constargie, D. s,ickney c.
johnson. F.
Ninth Wdrd.-B Bosonaine j. Bermudea, Charles Fagot
Tenth Ward-J. NJ Burke, j. j. Michel, l.. Adams sam
Doty, j. S. McLearn.
Eleetnh Wdrd-D S. Devices, j. B. Fitch. A. c, Merkel
Alqiers. Reese and Anderson,