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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
SATURDAY NIGHTS CARNIVAL
LAST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEMENT OF
MIR. g. MRS. WALLER.
TWO GREAT PIEOEs!
Saturday Evening, November 80,
Will be performed the new Tragedy ofths
DUCHESS OF MALFI.
hLLEN
Eerdnand. ....,..,... Mr.. WALLER
Fancy Hornpipe aissJennie Hight
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B9~ SPECIAL NoTICE.-The attention
of the public Is requested to sale of Chinese Gu
rohties. Fancy Shells &c. Sc to take place at the
store rece ntly occupied by Thomas How, Esq on
10 o'clock Also, THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
no I-ts E. B. COOK & CO., Aucts.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
B4ef Rscamo,.d, Nopr s7-Hgs water ~ Of

Rrtof Richmond, Nopr 27-Hlgh Water * 0erk
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdse., Lud-
lam Watson.
schr. Hope. Mitchell, Baltimore, pig iron, Morris
4 Tanner.
schr. Daniel Hopkins Moore, Western Branch,
oysters.
Schr. Lewis Cass, Oowell, York River, oysters.
SAILED,
Schr. Manchester, Chichester. New York, mdse.,
D. a W. Currie.
schr. Eben Atkins, Marston, Boston. mdse. r. Ran
kin.
schr. Charlotte Williams. Gouldng, City Point, In
ball asst.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 23.-Arrived schr. Gallego, Smith
Richmond.
BY TELEGRAPH
HAMPTON ROADS, Nov. 27.-Arrivei brig President
Benson. Champion, Monroyia, Africa, with q cargo
of palm oil.
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FAILURES IN BosToN.-A list of the recent failures
in Boston, gives the names of rs firms. The Tran.
script says:
Since the beginning Of the present state Of the
money market-commencing with the failure OF
tho Ohio Life and Trust Company-ten dry goods
and woolen jobbers, out Of ono hundred and two
houses Of the class In Boston, have suspended. OF
the thirty-seven dry goods commission houses In
this city, eight have suspended. OF the eighteen
wholesale slothiers In Boston, four have failed
Several Of the firms alluded to In the above state
ment have already compromised with their credl-
tors, and settled their affairs at from sixty to
eighty per cent We have heard the opinion ex-
pressed In high quarters, that the failed dry goods
dealers Of Boston this year will pay seventy five
cents upon the average. This is a much larger per
centage, should judge than will be paid In other
branches OF business this year.
VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONTROVERSIAL Ddy-The
Conference was occupied in arguing and deciding
certain legal questions involved In the ease OF
Charles A. Davis, who 10 charged with improper
conduct in Portsmouth. Mr.. Davis Ii now attach
ed to the Navy as chaplain, and on cruise In the
ftigate Merrimae The Chair decided that under
the circumstances by which the case Is surround
ed. itcannot be brought to trial In his absence
The delegation appointed to the General Confer.
ehee, at Nashville. Tenn. In May next, is as fol.
lows:
David s. Doggett, ". A. Smith, L. N. Lee Leon
Rosser. John E. Edwards, w. b. Rowzie, G. W. Car
ter, G. ". Langhorne, w. w. Bennett, Robt Mich
aels, Joseph Ii. Davis.
w. II. Wheelwright, Jacob Manning and J. u.
Coullinc, reserves,
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NUCKEfS, 6c.-200 dos. two aad tArss
~ hoop BuckssT 20 dcs. thrss and fc0s sxfnS
PrsoqE - sres Telegraph and BAKER AsssSss-
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90 L0ST.-A BULL TERRIER PUP,
- about months old, and goes By tAe name
CT ''sy kse," marked with br.ndle spots on a white
ground, round spot his neck one eye covered by
mark, ears cropped. tail uncut, double jointed in
his front knees and little sprung had ON leather
collar with brass suskle and ring; countenae rath-
or Intelligent and sprighty, especially when he
smells meat In your pocket. liberal reward will
be given for the above, If left at this Office.
no 6-3te
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To conclude with the Drama of the
WHITE BOYS OF THE MOUNTAINS.

ADMIssION.-Drcss Circle and Parqustte 50 cts;
{no extra charge for secured seats) Second Tier or
Family Circle IS cts. Eastern Gallery, expressly for
Boys, only I2k cts. Western Gallery Is cts. Gallery
50 cts. Doors open at 7 oclock-0verture commend.
at 4 before s, precisely. Box O1ice open from IL
until 2, and from until 5. daily.
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Adverts ,ments ar the DzspArcn must be hand
81 In by sir oceck in Ae atse'moos, In order t. ap
psar the next day. The heavy pressure OF Atver'
themsats upon shs columns q en- pApsr vsn sos
ssn9f Of eAsfr rseeetaea assss die hour nAAsd.
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Hon. Jshs ,. orissssdss g !. Nsv Y.r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28

T list or LETTERS Remaining in the
IL RICHMOND pos OFrICE. on the 9TH dsy u
November, 1867.
HBs Persons appiyiu. for Letters In this List Will
please say they are ApvERrIsEp. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma COLLEGE.
CoLUNRIA, s. c., Nov. 27.--The Trustees of South
Carolina College have elected Prof. A. B. Long
street President of that institution.
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ward Oh Hhelan PIN wHkfnsopga
VII: colsman waikss Rstsr Waller llspry
wsrrsn Dr. "a weems Thee w-i,sJe'
WILLIAMS Warrington Tho wet JoAn
Witte FRED Wyiey capt wesns John
Wilhelm Fred Woody TO wfngfie;d =
Wsrs Franz Aug Weiriger capt W wright
Ware Oh Walker w D Waiter Ludxts
WicksJsz White Chas
-
no 1s-ft TUOH n HfG1yp D a.
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LOST.

aO LOST.-A mixed breed Pointer
- DOG, white and black, about months
old, and very large, answers to the name Of PUPP-
The finder Will be literally rewarded.
EDWAR GRENIER
no S-lw 18th, between Clay and Leigh.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
AT- AN A CANDIDATE for ths CLnRK.
aHfP Of Hsprioe Cosnsy Court E
~ 7i-lme JNO p HAnRrh0y
t&r To SHB VoTERs or HsIAIoo Corr
Win reply 70 the oornmunicathon sisnsd .N,.
Voters Of the Couniy,' which appeared in ths ~
patch Of thu 18th int I respectfully soaounes -.
sefa candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the Cart
Court Of said county, having had an ex,sriens. !,
Deputy, for the past three or four ye.rs.
no ia-im wA PeLKn
t- To THE VoTHRs OF HsERroo Cory.
rY-In response to communication sisped "II.,-
rico," which appeared In the Dispatch of ths VA
instant, / beg leave 20 announce yssH candij.,.
for the ofhoc Of CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT
Of said county. Having had experience Of ~,,s
hve years ~ Deputy In tho laid Office, respectful
iy submit roy claims for -FOUR confederation
no I8--dtt7D TEMPLE ELLHTr
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rur ADMINISTRATIONS AND KANSAS AFFAIRS
COLD WEATHER AT MONTRRAL-CLOSING OF
THE BEAUHARNOIs CANAL.

MONTREAL, Canada, Nov. 25.--The weather here
is very cold. the Thermometer this morning mark
ing deg. above zero.
The Beauharnois canal has been frozen over, and
its navigation stopped for the season.
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Further commercial adviees will be found under
our commercial head
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WANTS.

WANTED.-A Virginia lady who hm
w had much experience inteaehing the an9II.h
branches, wishes q situation In gsatesl family -
viraisla North Carolina 10 teach small ehilirs.
The most satisfactory references can DO given "a.
dress q. p, box 81. Richmond, Va
no g-dytaw2wAcv7w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28

R) STRAfED From my resi-
Asndence on 10Th street. one door from Frank
i'm street, Saturday last liver co,ored POINT
Err had collar and my name On 1t. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for his return to
no Sits Col G.. W TODD
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no H-dztaw2w&cv7W
WANTED.-A COED SHOEMAKER, TO
w work on mems weits MARCUS HARRIS
no PTS 10 Bro~s a
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ITO PRINTERS--A young man, now
q situation, and Is willing 10 leave the easya l.
pahse OF taking charge Of n news paper. bsssd rF
srsncss given. Addrsa p. 3. eflcs Of ths pAPsf
no 8-lts N
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
CHICKENS VS.. CHINCH BUGS
AND PLUM wEEvILs.

We see it reported in the Southern
Planter, that q hen and chickens plac-
ed in a coop in the corner Of wheat
fold, where the chinch bug has COM
menced its ravages, proved TO be a
check on tho insects thereabouts, tho
they did considerable injury out OF
the range Of the chickens.
The chinch bug is only one Of the
destructive insects which chickens
are ever ready 10 pick up. In our
yard stands a blackboard cherry
tree, the fruit OF which wasquite wor-
my last year,-as is often the case
with this variety. This spring we
placed chicken coop and its occu-
pants near the tree, and secured full
crop Of fruit, showing no appearance
ofworm The insects, asthey emerg-
eel from tho ground in a winged form,
were so effectually picked up, that
thoy failed to deposit their eggs in
the fruit. OF course there will be q
short crop OF rorms next year.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21


A CnEAp PAINT.-A very cheap
and substantial paint, Of drab color,
without lustre can be made by mix
ing water lime with skinned milk, TO
n proper thickness TO apply with a
brush and il is ready TO use. 1t is
too cheap almost TO estimate, and any
one can put il on who can use paint
brush. IL will adhere we'll TO wood,
whether smooth or rough--to brick,
stone, or mortar, whore oil paint has
not been nsed, In which case it will
cleave TO some extent, and form avery
hard substance, rs durable as tho best
oil paint. This is nothing more than
wash made of lime and milk instead
Of lime and water.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
CABBAGEs AND TURNTPs ON
WASTE GROUND.


Who can afford to letland wsrth 100
an acre. or third Of that price, remain
idle, while every farm product is bring
ing renunerativs prices? If you have
such unoccupied grounds. it is not too
late to bring them into . crop-growing
and crop paying condition. The first
week Of August isa suitable time to set
out late cabbages, and If located near
large cities. or shipping ports. they are
profitable market crop. You can also
feed large quantity Of them to milch
cows and fowls. in Winter. to good sd-
vantage. The quick growing varieties
Of Turnips may still be sown with rsas-
enable prospect Of a good crop. by pre-
pairing the ground as advised in another
column. Ruts Bagas are still in season
in this and southern attitudes, but re-
quire earlier sowing at the North. An
acre Of ground. from which scrop Of
hay has Just been taken. il plowed up
AID scwn broadcast with English Tur.
nips, viii make an excellent pasture for
fattening sheep upon in the fall, or few
hundred bushels will not come amiss
among the stock next winter.
A large number may also be raised
rerychedply by sowing broadcast among
corn. or after crop Of early peas or po-
tatoss, scattering the seed just before a
shower, or hoeing 1t in. A friend OF
ours, acting in accordance with the ad :
vice given at this period last year. SOW
ed his corn field with strap-leaved Tur.
nips, and in the fall harvested several
hundred bushels. The whole expense
consisted in scattering the seed and har-
vesting the crop.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

p@- "John," said clergyman TO
one Of his flock, "you should become a
teetotaler-you have been drinking
again to-day" "Do you never take
q wee drap, yourself, sir2" inquired
John. "Ah, but John, you must look
at your circumstances and mine. -
"Verra true" quoth John "but, sir,
can you tell me how the streets Of Je-
susalcm was kept sac clean?" "No
John, cannot tell youthat." swell,
sir, it was just because every one
keepit his own door cleanl" replied
John, with an air of triumph.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

The YELLow-FLEsHEp SQUASH
The Commissioner of Patents has ro-
ceived a letter from a gentleman re-
siding ut Battle Creek, Michigan, in
which he states that he had planted u
few seeds Of the large yellow squash,
which were sent to him from tho
Patent Office in 1856. But a single
seed OF each kind grew, one ofwhich
produced nine squashes, Of a beauti-
full cream color, weighing together
five hundred and fifteen pounds. The
other produced three squashes of a
roughish green color, but very yellow
within ono of which weighed one
hundred and twenty-five pounds.
Both vines had been injured by the
frost on the eth of August, and again
in the fall, before they could get
ripe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

ponEEoY, O., Dec I, IS.
bR' foRsuk j. our ned clue has conf lftely cured
me, ana nm hale AMI stout. aud signs Rheu-
nStlc peins about ne, | very illuf ful that you
made your appearance M this place. The oniy rfret
now haso Il, thlty oa DIG not sooner much
suffering and pense would have lc u done away.
hope you may away hc successful aswth me, and
live 10 good old age. and newer suffer with tho
khcumatism. have only used what Balm boueht
OF you, andn nov men man. your truly,
ROBr. nEAIY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
EcoNEMY IN KILLING WEEDS.

Mr.. Slspdash hoes his garden in a
great hurry, and grudges every hour he
spends among the onions. beets and &C..
Corn and potatoes are his favorite
plants. The garden he overlooks. and
when the cultivation is attempted, il is
but half done. The soil is not stirred
close up to the plants. and the germina-
ting seeds will be above ground in two
days, all along the neglected strip next
to the drill. Even the weeds hoed up.
especially the purslane, will be wellroot-
ed again in week, and his garden will
sadly need hoeing again.
Farmer Steady knows thing or two
about the garden, that pays better than
any part Of the farm, and that thorough
ness in wedding saves time. He takes
a basket along when he weeds the beds
and drills, and every handful Is gather
ed up. He believes in hoeing often. but
does not want the weeds to obstruct the
hoe. He knows that he can stir the soil
in half the time, where it is clear OF
weeds. He has use for the weeds too,
and thinks it would almost pay to de-
vote plot OF ground to them, II they
did not grow so freely among the vegeta
tables. or course, the pigs have thei-
share. and thrive as we'll upon them as il
they were "pigs in clover But thi
biddies also have a large allowance
They are rot suffered to run at large,
and destroy everything in tho garden
In the yards, they need green food, as
much rs pigs and neat stock. The eggs
they lay is caution to the whole Slap
dash family to save their weeds. and
thus get cheap eggs and pork. while the,
save labor in cultivating the garden.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
TnE FAruER or RArrLEsNAKEs.-

THE FATHER OF RArTLEsNAKEs.-
On the 18th ult., Mrs. Murrell, resid-
ing at Hoods Crock, Blount county,
N. c., killed rattlesnake which
measured six feet four inches in
length, twenty inches around the
body, three and n half inches across
the head, and having fangs one inch
above and clear Of the flesh. His rat.
ties had nearly all decayed, only nine
being left, which were whitish and
full Of holes, as IL eaten through by
insects. He was thought 10 be at
least thirty years old.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

a Judge Of swine, says:
Last spring bought little pig
out of q drove, and he was good for
eating, but didn't grow much. He
got so after week or two, that he
would eat q large bucket full ofdough,
and after he had swallowed il all |
picked up the pig and put him in the
same bucket l had fed him from, and
the little cuss didn't I'LL it half full I"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
A NV Way TO HArcu CnIckn,

a INV WAf II tfAtVH CHIthhNs--
he Irisburgh VT Standard says,
that DIR. NJ. l.. Scott OF Glover, had u
hen lay dozen or more Of eggs on q
pile OF horse manure under the barn
and some manure was thrown over
them, whom the manure acting upon
the eggs Matched out eleven. They
are al alive and doing well.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

ALTA man steels my umbrella,
says bunker, T.it's no use maxim a
fuss--it only shows that umbrella
equilibrium has been broken. Now,
If l take one from some one else, that
restores equipise. There is, really, no
umbrella lost; an umbrella is only lost
when it is used up"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

DO you think you are lit to dieY'
asked a mother Of her neglected child.
IL don't know" said the little girl,
taking hold Of her dirty dress with
aer dlrty fingers and inspectiog it,
II guess so; If / amt too-dirtyP'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
800 LOcaland Travelling Agents Wanted
In the West!

pUSlNEN, PAVING FROM FIFTY TO ONk HUA-
ID drod Dollars msnth-no humbug or chance Of
bu,iess. Permanent employment gwen and no capt.
tai required forpartlculsrs, enclose postage stamps
aud address. A. SIMPSON,
mayea am kSeler.A. a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
Travelling Agents Wanted.

xxyANTED AN HONEST. INDUSTRIOUS MAN IN
w each section OF tho State 10 travel aud take orders
nom samples for "McALLIsTER'S HOMEOPATHIC
RENEDIfs." liberal monthly salary aud fair COM
mis.ion will be paid Apply 10 OF address (eh rcwya
posfags) bk. J. b. McALLIsTER,
jersey City, N. y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
OWEN wIIIIAMs.
RAwsoNvArLs,
wv tN MlLliAAlN. NANtON VALE
ss't'''f't's"tt
WILLIAMS a. VALE,
LAND AGENTS & COLLECTORS.
NO. % EAST WASHINGTON ST,

VIII exchange, Purchase, Rent ana make sale Of ai
on Kinds ~ Real Estate, Commauion Locate Land
Warrants Maltr Investments, Pay Taxes Examine q.
TIC, DRAFT Deeds, Contracts, a..
Ono uf the ifm, being Attorney nj law, viii give
his special attention 90 the securing and tulleotlOn Of
naht1, The other partner having thorough arquan-
tnucr with the value ~ real estate VIII devote pafiirn
laraiicntiun &" this part II their business.
They have on extensive nrliaininncn Throughout
the state of Indiana aud IN The Western States aud
Territories generally, aud Will exert every effort 10 give
general sat tihction,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
DISEASE YAN0ISMED.
By Or. R0back's ScdndinaUion Ran
dies - =

D.. n. p4L..l,. %. - -. D..
w :. -
dies
rf I'.sI f. I'D II
A FIER years OF study anaiy sla and experiment,
succeeded IA producing medicine from tho noun.
Ain herbs OF his native land which acts directly up
on The causes o. discascin the blood and ~ restof
ing the corrupted fountain Of life condition OIL
health and purity. expcls diseases nom tho sysicn
wherever Il may be located. whatever may be ils
character. Indigestion, nervous complaints. epcp-
nc and other nts, coughs, consumption In IL early
stages sore throat bronehts, fever and agno, nsih
ma, low spirits, sexual incapacly, femenlne weak
ness, prickinK OF Tho sin syniftomatc ofpnrniysls
heufaislH, tumors cancer diabetes, las
Jude and debility dmrfeah, and all other disorders
o. we organiser respiration, the liver, the Kidneys
the siomache nerves, the muscular fibre are uner
ringy cured b. thls preparation. 1tisto The ATrRIs
hoth or eceus 81 oleonse Nhsi an nikr u 10 an &C.
a y neuifanzes Them Win absolute cerialpty, while
al me same time regulates the secretons, removes
oestfuctonsirom the bowels, ctcatcseppetlie
oou} fiRor' aho regcneuicr ever, anlinai Junction
snen y We a,utesuel are ne elects o. Dr. kooaeks
oo9sne,on WIN his Blood fis win hot only ooilte
49,. -" 'ps t".hla p'seasshs 'u' p'"fvht ihelf ~
sna.ehoo' ana ienglhen NE iaf beyond iss ordinary
span.
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS purchase only ofrespectablc
sse ., reEu.ar aEsnts o. OF Dr. hobaek
Cincinnati.
namH'on' y, nov 40 %.
DR.. Roback Dear sir---I have read In the newspa
pers many accounts OF cures effected BY Your Scand
navan dies, but consider my own case Al least
nsinieresliug and marvellous any OF shom. SO far
~ you are concerned. one testimonial less Is
OF little consequence. }o1r fame Is eslahl and
~, statement cunnot add TO your celebrity. Bat Tor
sho eeneai Of my feilow creatures, desire 20 make
known me acls. Nhco called upon Jon, ~ thc IN
Stance or dear friend, on The 2lst Of March last
hadbocn nine years sunererfrom cufnrrh. Tho ifr-
fatlon OF tho nerves and membrane ~ ule head was
80 Intense that sonetmesn almost GROVE mo crazy.
could not Sleep and was free from unpleasant
son'anens. Atfarioustilneslye different physicians
had attended on me- each one treated me IN bis own
way, but none Of them dd meAny good. despair
ca OF overseeing nnoihcrwcli day, and when culied
~ your consultation rooms, had very lutte hope Of
relief by yOuradylcc. Ientorud Immediately unon
regular course Of your scandinavian Hood rnrncr
and Blood Pilis. was encouraged by the checrful
anahopcin wa, la which You spoke. aud resolved
siucil, 10 oilowt directions. IN less than week,
Al The worst symptnus OF my disease began 20 fhk
mider form. and 80 continued so Improve from week
W week 10 Ncek, unnl, AZ Inc end 81 three months,
sy neal wa enureiy relieved, and every trace Of the
ha ieii me-, sui, however, continued 10
ss ne relnfees lof nearly siN weeks longer Dc.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21
RATES OF COMMISSION

WHEN No SPECIAL CONTRACT Is MADE.
Gu sales of 5000 aud under, commission " M De
2for cent except when the a csa than -iOp ffom
81 00n tiuuO viii d. ehrrFcd = per cent? from, S.
600 @. 1000 vil Dc changed per cent In an cases
per cent viii DO charged on the hrst ~ 900 ON all
sales of property while la hands, commission will
becharged, though tho sale be consummated BY other
piatlcs.
To Withdraw property from our charge, we require
two weeks notice, aud tn contract Il commenced
before Withdrawal, commission must bc paid.
ll n Wv are making arrangements 90 iurm business
connections with reliable firms IN Iowa, Missouri Wis
consin Minneaota, Nebraska, aud Kansas aud viii be
prepared 20 locate Land Warrants buy exchange, or
sell Western property 90 advantage, 10 those Wishing
10 cmgialc toa now aad growing country.
We shalt C0uduct business with promptnoss aud integ
riiy, and desire all hosc trusting their proper In eur
hauds give fair description OF IL location
quality, advantages aud disadvantage.
Persons wishing 10 exchange, purchase 0rso We IN.
wife 10 examine our register.
april lT,57
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

NEN AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS; A GOOD
iu variety OF the latest styles. SeasonabIe Hal
and capsalways on mana at TrKER u KiMnLE's.
Rockville. Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-08-21

stewart q bowen, Jno y. Defines, Prr'i Central
Rank, Indianapolis Weeks Stacy, ft Dea Molncn
lows Hon. schuyler collaN, ~ g., South liend, Ind
Hon Lewis nufk, tohmond, Ind; D, h. Cook, AIRY,
Maumee CITY, ohio' II, 3. Cummings, AIRY, Tolcda
Ohio; Canhold Moei, oroeefs tinelnna Ohio Ham
nah, DarIostun Co., Glove hand, Ohio, Hon. %. hourn
Court Of Ohio; Adam, Buck inghains, New York Csi
llprncntf, Coffin Co., Philadelphia hcni- Powers,
s. Aourr. Jr, Bankers, n'lnWarr, Ohio Geo Qnlnhy
Banker, nuoyrus, uhloi j. n Morehcad& Co., Louis.
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