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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
CANDIDATES.

Mn. FosrxR:-please announce tho name Of
Iohn T. Cooley as an Independent anti Lecompton
candidate for State Senator. MAsY DEsocRArs.
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
Francis A. Bauer as an independent candidate for
Treasurer Of Franklin County at the ensuing octo-
Der election.
We ara authorized 10 announce the name Of L. v.
O. Lynn. as an independent candidate for Sheriff
OF franklin County.
MR fosrEs-You will please announce tho name
Of DR.. A. j. Biddiuger, Of Cedar Grove, as an in
dependent Candidate for Representative in the
state Legislature, and oblige many voters Of
HIonlASD.
We are authorized 10 announce the name Of 5. =.
Jackson az an independent anti Lecompton Candi-
date Cor County Commissioner at the ensuing eeto.
Der Election.
Mn. FosrER-You viii please announce the
name Of John G. knecht, as an Independent Can
didate for Sheriff Of Franklin county, at the ensu-
| ng October election, and obligo many voters Of
HioHLAsp.
Mn. FosrrR You will please announce the name
/ Of John l. Shank an independent candidate foi
Auditor Of Frankiia County,
AND oRtIoE MANY vorEns.
| Ma EpfroR:-Picase announce the name o
| Thomaf Jefferson Tyner as an independents candi
date for County Auditor and obligo many voters 0
| ssrtn gaeId
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
MARRIED.


On Wednesday morning. Aug. 25th, at ]
o'clock A NJ, A. II, HgRspog, Esq, late pepu.
" Clerk, and NOW Deputy Auditor of Franklin
County, to Miss IAzzlE Fools, nil of Brookville
Well Archey, We say, knowing the fact, that
yoa have chosen wise course and We vel.
come you as one Of Us who have passed the
same ordeal We trust YOU may live long and
be happy, but
Tho kndest aud the happiest pair
Will find occasion 10 forbeaI
And something every day they live,
To pity and perhaps forgive
By pr Nv. Keely, Aug 2Gth, 0uvEn BA-
KER and Miss - SglSSsR, both Of Frank
Vim County.
by the same Aug 2sth. NATHAN J Kuas
and May T. CsRR, both Of Franklin County.
BY Rev James Gilchrist, Aug Goth. ASso'
yorrTEsa TO MELISSA GoLD, both OF Franklir
County.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
Marriage Licences

Issued by the Clerk of Frankiln
C.ansy, from the let day OF August 70
the list day Of September 1858
John Dennert TO Barbara Schitzi Geo
]. semmemier TO AlbaIona Meth VIM
Pope to Margaret Wolf James Elem
,ng TO Julia McCale; Jacob Gerber &c
Feronika Shrunk; Daniel BrteIto Han
nah Biadel; Nathan Cox TO Nancy Lu'
ark; Friedrich sparman TO Elizabeth
shafer; Arson Portens TO Melissa Gold
Wm. Tucker to Sarah Ann johnson
A. B. Herndon 10 Lizzie Fogle; Oliver
Baker to Elvira Skinner Nathan J
KERN to Mary =. Carr; Ernst Burke u
Cath srine Adams
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
BaooKviLLE, Aug cot

Mn. EDrToR:-I discover in compar
ing the Scale Of Premiums Of our Coun.
ty Fair, US published by you, that com
mitted an error in TRANSFERRING the re.
port of tho Committee, in Class *. for
tho best bushel of clover seed, 81 90 i
should be one dollar. Also in Class o
|P. samo committee, to wit: Mrs. JOSEPH
Goudie, Mrs. Fielding Jeter, and Mrs
Returah Templeton, that were ap
pointed in Class NJ.
A. B. LIME, Scc'y.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

ear Why will you suffer with the
tooth ache or permit your mouth to re-
main fountain Of corruption occasion.
cd by old snags and decayed teeth
when you can have them removed by
DIR. Koely, with great deal Tess pain
than formerly. and In some cases almost
entirely without pain. Those who are
sutfsrIng should test the matter. Many
who have tried IL, say that the pain h
not 70 be compared to that occasloned
In tho ordinary way of Teeth pulling
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
BR00KvILLE COLLEGE.

,rhe arst term of tho collegiate year 1887 will
Il commence on Monday. Angnst 30, 1868. Du.
ring the past year, the Institution has enjoyed .
4 Ugh degree Of prosperity. No labar viii be Fpaf.
e 10 arriving 70 render II ssi more prosperous aud
en- eient. Youth known ~ DO lmaoral aud indo.
lent will not be adntsed 10 ihs cspega. All male
nta desiring 90 enter must be perfectly willing
10 .ie pledge 10 abstain from the OF tobacco
In the ponsgeo or on the grounds ana tho use Of in
toxloat ng liquor while membene NJ tho College
The Pre- Jdeni will be directly responsible TO the
parent on guardian for the scholarship aud genera
deporlment o. all students, male OF female, VII,
are placed ,ntlrely under his eonto, after havinl
selected oarding place BY his aire'iion or will
his consent.
Apartn'ent. can be arranged IN the College
where yoI ng rades may enjoy advantages for self
boarding, and " the special care OF the Presden
and his iad,.. Further information respecting thi
feature Of IA aehool will be oheerfuly impartc
by the Presi tent, II addressed ny mall. Youn
men cat find IONS for the same pnrpose In town.
Coed board In excellent families can be obtained q
price not exec, ding s2sV per week, Tue, and light
Included. Tuiti, In the Preparatory Department
Is 81 per term eaLemic t4,50, Collegiate ~ 81
Janltor's fee so. Musie--instrumental <l0. Us
of instrument 49, French or 0ofmRn 50. Paint
ing and drawing So. Tuition biiis mist be settle
with the Treasurer wi hin THIRTY days from tho b.
ginning Of each Term. students will not be pei
mitted TO attend recital ons after this period, uni
they present the receipt e the TREASURER.
No deduction will be n sdo For sbsenes, except
case Of personal sickness regular dismission.
student wiil he received, except by special arrang
mcnt made at the timo Of entering, for less thu
one term; and no deduction III bs made on the u
ton bills Of those who enter thin two weeksifo
| tho commencement of the term, as 1tfa labor mu
be bestowed upon such to ht them t,r their eissss
The Board Of Instruction win insure DC progress
tho pupil, II the acquisitions Of the coi'ego DO con
piled with. -
No pupils will be admitted 10 the n apnfa'ory :
Ipartment, who are unable TO read an INC h''''
i Third Reader.
As soon as they are qualified to reat ~ ane
they will be admitted and will receive histf uen'
from male teachers and BIO unds[ tieir disephHe'
For catalogues or any information address
REv.G. A. CHASE, A. NJ, President.
Wilson Morrow, soc'y Beard Of Trustees.
| Juivi6tf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
Agricultural Notice.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Franklin County Agricultural Society,
will be held at Brookville on the first
Saturday in September at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. as this will be last meeting Of
the Society, before the coaty Fair, 1t d
desired that there DO general atten'
dance Of the members. BY order o.
the President. A.B. LINE, Se'y.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

M Somebody has paid us worth
less two. dollar bill. on tho Indians
State Bank, st Bloomfield. OF course
II was uninsentionai. and We shall ex'
pect the party TO come forward aud no
deem Il, as we cannot afford 10 loose
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

sa-lt will DO remembered that the
Seventh Annual Fair Of the Franklin
County Agricultural Society, will take
place the 2lst. 22nd and 23rd days Of
the present month.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

~. q ~ s 49, - - - - = - q
&. -; Il We; !: !; 8 !: 8:
v1Iu1 ~ - tsths s1,rtr< c>rts ~ ~ ~ -
BE na<1>sl p4.>.9< ~ - disease b b - - 111
toins aud ins-tines itofAly ovorno~lnf With ihs
corrupted nassi ihpf updeFEolnE dgssessbs srmsna.
ton constantly mis e With The booa which throws fh>
corrupted matter through ssia sna <sry. sh liz
Il taken from body ~ disease Dr. Msrsss pills have
addsd 70 themselves Victory upon victory ~ restoring
millions u tho slck 10 blooming health npd happiness.
Yss hoasands who have besn fsrkcd sofsnssa wlsh
slcknns nn and anguish and who-a ieeblc frames have
been scorted by the burning ssmen q raging svsr and
who have bssn brought a. ~ were within step u Tie
silent grave stand ready 20 testify ths. tey would
have bsrn nulorrd with tho dead, aod Lad net he<c
fr this great and wonderful medicine, Mofsst fndisn
Root pils Afaf ono on do-s had BEEN tskon, they
wore aatonahed and shpohey surpftsod. In witnessing
thsir charming ehcos Not only 10 they eive ims@di~ts
eaas and strength, aud sks sw~y al sickness pain and
anguish they onre g. work q The foundation q
the dseaas which The blood Therefore. u VIII bs shows
orpaeay w thoss whs these ra that they vii =
cleanse and purify, that di.caso-hc deadly ansmys.w
take lie shi snd tho ush ~ yoath and beauty viii again
return and the prospect Of long and happy m Win cher
| lsh and brighten your days.
Mofr~s's Indian Ruos RMS sold by W. Morrow Co.
IRE kvllle Ind. at aaalsfs IN meelnes A. y White
Co. 90 Leonard street. n. r., sole pfepfistors wm
Nudge Co.. pfoprelonr q Or Franks Magnetic oint
msni, Ladsllle Morfipos Co, n. T., oensfsi AEsh1
Il pfita Qbels boN /.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

prThe city of Leavenworth, in
Kansas, only four years old, has real
and personal taxables within tho town
ship of which it is q part, tothe amount
of $4, 1886, 235. This is exclusive OF real
and personal property exempt from
taxation. If that was taken in the
count. il would swell the aggregate
10 upwards of Eve millions Of dollars
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

~ Family Bibles, Pocket b'n'es ana
Tes,aments, Hymn Books, Albums
Pcnkn,ves, Port Monies, Pocket Books
Port Folios, Scrap Books, Arnold ane
Buffers writing Flaid, and various 9th
err articles car be had at DR.. keely'
Book Store. Ut low rates for cash.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

49, we notlcc W 'no ~"
1owaj Sentinel that our. old friend
will Tomlinson ESQ, has revived the
aIowa Statesman" at Fort Desmonies
Iowa. "Piease X" Bro. Tomlinson.-
Our politics are not the same but "tha'
makes never mind" Veal profess &c
have the good Of our country at heart
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

~ Persons wishing 10 obtain pre-
MUM lIst Of The coming Franklin Coun.
~ Agricultural Pair. can do so by call
ing al thia Office.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

paS- We regret to learn that Miss
Henrietta Hay has been quite vi, and
thus far prevented from assuming hen
position n teaeher In the College.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

THr SKINS formed with thousand5
OF pores In every inch Of surface, whose
oiIlco II Is 10 carry of the impurities Of
tho blood--the Acknowledged cause Of
all diseases Of mankind--whon the skin
is dry and parched--whsn u IL covered
with eruptions-when 10 10 cold ana
clammy--when there y an inward fever
or Inflamation---it 10 impossible for the
skin under these circumstances TO per-
form It's proper functions, and to carry
of tho impurities from the body rs do.
signed by the Creator.
Morse's Indian Root Pills remove
these distractions, and produce free and
hsalthy blood, remove the eruptlons
from tho skin, and cause IL TO brighten
with the flush Of youth and beauty
beA uty no much admired and loved
beatty without paint and cosmetics
but beauty produced by health and
happiness.
DR.. Morses Indian Root Pills mr.,
sold by all dealers In Medicines.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

Judge P. A. HackIeman win address
as many Of his iellow-citizens as will
meet him ut the following times and
places, on the political topics Of the
day.
Fairfield, Sept. srd, at 2 O'Clock p M.
Brookville. y 9TH, - /"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

rGrA dog. belonging 70 Lafayette
Robert. Of this place, supposed to be
attacked with hydraphobla, was killed
on Monday morning last,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

By Or Keely has hne supply OF
School Books, Blank Books aud Station
AIRY of all kinda. which he offers ut low
rates for cash.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

Bey- Every Republican member of the
last Congress, from this State has boon
re-nominated. 1t must be peculiarly
grateful to their feelings to be thus en-
dorsed by their constituents. They will
all, without doubt, DO triumrhantly
elected. So says the New Castle Cou-
riar
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

nrThe Treasarer OF the Franklin
County Agricultural Society has placed
us under obligations, for y complimon'
tary ticket to tho Fair.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

s~Any one wishing TO attend one
OF tho best Commercial Colleges In the
West, can purchase scholarship At
. liberal price, by application at thIs
onlcc.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

ps- The prootviIle High School, (sr
Abbott's) opened on Monday last with
Eighty scholars, which = larger mum
Der than at the commencement of any
previous term Of this institution.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
Hoofl snd's Balsamio Cordial


Will euro long standing Cold In q
worry short Tin. o, Rcad tho following
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10, 1858.
In. G. NJ. JAoKsoEi-D Dear SIR
had for some time been suffering an.
der n severe cold, having pains through
my whole system, pore throat, md
hoarsencss, when was recommended
20 try "flooAands HASA pic Cordial >
| accordingly procured bottle aud am
happy TO state that one.Lalf OF ~ COM
plotcly cured mo. | now nnhesitating'
~ recommend y TO my friends who
may DO similarly afflicted, and deem II
go more than justice 10 boar hi" public
testimony Of its virtues.
Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McIIENRY,
Tonth Street, above Coates.
Prepared only by Dr. G, u. Jackson,
No. AIS Arch Street, and for sale by
Druggists and Storekecpcrs throughout
the United States and Canda Price "a
cents per bottle.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

, srws arc pleased to state, that Rev,
Mr.. Longden. pastor Of the NJ y
Church In this place. has recovered
from his recent illness.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

From these figures, u win be seenthat nearly one
fourth of the total deaths Ia the eoniry arc caused
consumption, to say Nothing of the humorous other
diseases HprlnglnR from n "rllght eod."
DO not tribe With your hoalh lat, " suffering
from cough, or cold on the lungs, buy bottle Of
HooFLAND'S nALsAMtc cOhLtAL, and you
may safely count on cure. Thousands have done
so, aud have certified 10 lie wonderful ELECTS.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disefderod o.
dyapeptlc state Of tle stomach, IN which ease Oh,
Herman Bltters should be used. laessss Of weak
from protraeted cough, the 0ermhHlitisrs will b.
foaud OF a great bcneht.
Prepared only by Dr. G, NJ. Jackson, AIS Arel
Street, Philadelphia, and for sale BY Druggists an,
atorekeepers throug the united States aud san
ada. Price 70 cents per bottle,
Sold BY NJ. W. Halle, Brookyille, JohniI flsse
nlhanhnrnh q. Van Cnmn. MulnnlrA.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

s0-The Board Of County Commission
ers meets on Monday noxt,for the trans
action Of such business NJ may come be-
forc Il.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

0Lp On. HrRPntS II lcRss'
1.-THE celebrated lndlad Physieian.
having arrived 10 an advanced
old age, desires 10 spend the rem
nant of bis days 10 sending 10
tho afflicted throughout the land
the Medicine which has proved 20
sueoeasful In the Cure Of Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Liver Complaint, Coughs, pys-
.pepsia, nc, free Of charge.
The old Dr.. has brought his
Remedy TO great perfection In
practice Of the last ilfiy years,
and feels confident that n will
,euro o eases out Of 10 Of confirm.
cd Consumption. As his aliiuenl
lelrcumstanees enable hlln, he will
send each applicant who furnish
es a description of his symptoms
a small quantity Of his mcdicln'
with minute aud exprielt direc'
ItIons Tor preparing II themselves
when they shall have tried II
and learned It's beneficial effect
, In their cases. Zach applican
will send 3 stamps % ecnts,) 4
pay the return letter, aud TO a.
sist In the the payment OF TIL
advertisement. Address
DR.. 3. II. BURNS.
New York.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
Or. Robaok in Cincinn

The most brilliant success1
tend the practice Of this
Swedish Professor since hl1
In Cincinnati. The most de-
ses Of dyspepsia. scrofuls,
plant, rheumatism, and eou
ported by the sufferers thu
have yielded TO hts Scandals
edies." Those medicines, u
act chemically upon the bloo4
IL from the elements Of disease
ring an infinite variety Of dlsor]
cutting or tho supply ,of merbi
ter which forms their basis. Teeth
ny TO this effect, which cannot b n
peacbed, Is proffered 70 all who ars he
of belief Soc advertisement, iiy>o
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

s0-A late letter from tho Hon
liam Montgomery is publishe q
he says;
ain regard to Kansas, ! v>ul
that In the event Of her people 9
the Lecompton Constitution. !
mo objection 70 her admissicn
time she may present to Co
Constitution legally and hons
cd, which has been approved
lawful voters at q fhirly q
election. - -.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

This celebrated preparation, ikethe Bitters, may
be cenhdeniisily relied on. It's dolgned for class
OF diseases more general and mon Fatal than any
other 10 which the people Of this oo,ptry are subject
those springing IRON a"stiour cpLp." That en-
inent authority, DR.. BELL, saya 81 will not say that
colds are 10 onr inhabitants whatthe Plague ard
Yellow Fever are 10 those OF otha countries, but,
can aver confidently that they usher IN disease Of
greater completely and mortality than these latter"
further proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from "common cold my be seen by q
glance AZ the following Statistics taken from the
HMM
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

The Picnic at NJ. Carmel comes
III on Saturday. the 4th inst-
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

emit prevailing Through the country.
Fever and Ague Is the promlnsnt
disease.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03
BRooKvlLLE HIGH SCHOOL

ROCKVILLE HIGH SCHOOL,.
REV. r. b. ABBOTT. A. NJ, PRiscIrAL.
MIR. s. u. WARD, Ass,srASrs.
MISS MARY LYNCH,
MISS ADA RAYMOND, NJ. +. l.. Teacher Of
Music
The second year Of this school will be divided Into
our terms Of eleven wenks each, beginning rus
,ectivcly rs follows
First term begins Aug. ~ 1898.
second 4" % Nov. 10,
Third Jan, 81, 1859.
Fourth " q April, Is,
TUITION PER TERM.
Reading, Pennmanship, Primary Grammar,
Geography, Mental Arithmetic, - ss'fo
Practical Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, -
History, T,"V
Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, :,
Physiology, Astronomy, ''VO
Geometry, Treonometry, Surveying, Men
tai and Neral Philosophy, Latin /. a,
Greek, Bookkeeping - o,o Wv
Music on Piano. oc
ESQ Of Instrument,
Declaimins and composing are strictly attended
| e. The Bible Is used text book, ana mau'
/ The basis OF moral and religious instruction.
Nh. IxcIpESrAL fEEs twenty-five cents Nc
deduction il made from tnlton bills on account
ABSENCE unless occssoned BY sickness, OF other un
tvoidable circumstances.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-03

Attenu0n
THE UNDERSIGNED, ASs1uNEE OF II. +
Webb, IL In possession Of the Notes and accounts
{ Il. y. Webb 4 Co., u. +. A A. Webb, and u. b
Webb. All persons indebted TO said firms are re-
ucsted TO call Immediately and make settlement ane
,ayment of the Same. by so doing they may save
osts. X. II. SWIFT.
Biooming Grove, Ind, Feb. 9th 'hs-tf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
.NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

SINGULAR AFFAIR At The JERSEY CITY DEPor-
Discovery OF UNCLAIMED BODIES -Yesterdsy morn
ing Coroner McAnnslly was informed tia: tns bodies
of two persons, ibelosed in c,fiGs were lying at the
depot OF the New-Jersey RDsd unier peculiar circun
saIces. Before bis arrival, one Of the bodies, the
G. fiji ncosi which marked for Posielpbs, Was
tsk en- away by sOms person fom II boken for burial.
The person removing it stated thai twasthe body OF
man named Johnston, VINO mad died a. PSsssc Bridge
or Sunday.
The other body brought 30 the depot early yee-
tercsy mon g. and received by the gate keeper. TIE
person who brought the bojy marked the c,fiu for
hoIristown With penct, and then left, leaving it 10
the chsrge CT penon in particular On tue arrival
Of the Coroner the corpse removed 10 soDning
building ehd there examined. 1t was found to be that
ola negro woman. at an sdvsrced sge. Traces Of
violence were visible about her psrsor, and from
handkerchief tied about her neck snd the dls,ed ap-
pesrsbte OF tue eyes, tee swelling snd protru.)a Of
the tongue, ard erappeara.c-s, i vas evoebt she
had o-d tTom strsDeulailp. Upon sn invest 81 on
bv the Coroner II Ess asceTiailed the, she body
passed over the river on certificate granted by City
Inspector Morton Of New York certifying that the
body was that of "GranDie Cisfke, VINO dei on the
2j'h Of JuIe assd o. years, OF oousuDpton. DE-.
Hot examined the body professionally and thought It
might bave met ite death from nstursl causes.
Conductor G.odes Of the New Jersey road tele-
erspbed to Morris TO see if the body Of coored
woman was expected there, and received for answer
that there The conduc'Or on toe N 1rris and
Esse1 uaip however inquired as he passed through
and could learn nothing Of the kind No person
at jersey City knows anything Of she body aod il is
suspected tnat the ceIti6cae have been granted
for the pteIntLt Of BODY and this su0st uted
in ts stead. Foul plsy 10 strongly suspected. Cnlef
Of Police Hsines Of jersey City, is engaged in fer-
retipg cut the mys cry, sno it s probably be solved
70 day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-06-29
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THB NRv-YoRK TRIBUNE
Arrival Of the Ang gIO-saxona nj Quebec
QvEB.c, Monday, June p ISoo.

QUEBt,, MonoAy, JUNO - 49,
Tho Capsd;an Company sre~ steamer AHg"-
Saxon, from Liverpool on "Wednesday the 10th inst
srriv.d At hi. port at 10 O'Clock yesterday 'sandaj
forenoon.
TIE Arslo-saIon cane through the Straits Ct b'He-
isle.
Her sSy,ees have been anticipated by the dsp''ch
,f IN. A,i.p. ne-s from Csp- R.cs.
The Uphea States neil steamship Fulton hom New
York arrived a. Cowes On the l2h.
The Royal msii steamship sgsra frem b's'oo an'
Hshfs1 arrived a. Liverpool on the lah-
The Ans lo-Ssxon sew no,hiog Of tie telegraph hee-
MONTREAL june 2s 1853.
The lsie.t London papers by the steamer Aasio-
Saxon The T,m.s and DdHy Nclos OF the Ion lost,
ooLtsn botbibe later from Iods, but The oifcsi -
pitch 20 the Eat l. d.s Company gives td dotsus OIL
the Lews per the Persia -,., l..
The garrison at Shsbhharpore was relieved oy
Big sdisr Jooes. c,
The rebels nsd etormed ard reSksn Caun1ere'
which had be- left in charge OF the Sciacia6r roops'
The rebels bad also -iezeo Sunutpore ana tos!oaI.
Shapahae dstas TO the 18Th Of APRIL EAcas1se
had Teceoe ed 70 6s Id.
Letters Gom Bong Kong ssy that Commissioner
Reed well se the other foreign Penipotentlar'es,
hsd goDe North.
The United States steamer San vs,into snd sloop
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