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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-17
Sep. 3, 1858.

FARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES FROM
PHiLADELPlllA-by Railroad in the State OF New
Jersey. Sol among The best for Agricultural purposes
being good loam soil, with clay bottom. The land
IS large tract, divided into small farms, and hun
dreds from all parts ofthe country now settling
and building. The crops can be growing. Terms
from SIS TO 20 per acre, payable within four years
by instaimehts. To visitthe pIace-Leave Vine ST.
Wharf at PhlIa. at y A. NJ. by Railroad for Hamon-
ton, or address X. }. EyFnes, by letter. See full
advertisement in another column.
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% sCaoOL DIRECTORS AND
& ACHEES -Notir44 i ber.b,, e,;ra,,

n L G<aSsEaG GExso, Notice Is hereby given
M e"a' ! VIII meet the directors aud Teachers of
oehei!>bufg and Napier township, In Schelsburg
ii the purpose OF examining teachers and renewing
eetthcateS on tae 23fh OF Sept; those of Jnniata
al buena VISTA on the 27th of ST. Clair at The
Eight Square on the 2sh of Union, AT Mowery,s
Mih on the 29th; of Middle WoodberIy at Wood
berry, on the 30th; Of South Woodberry, at Enter
pIfse on the 1t of October; of West Providence al
moody Kun on the 4th; OF Hopewei, at Dasher's on
,ns ON; OF Broad Top, at lIop-.vel the 9th; of
LloFfty al SionerstoWn the 7th; Of Snake Spring
al iiaFey school house the I3th of Colerain al
me bIick church Of the llth of East Providence,
al Hoosehoidef's school house on the 9Th; of Bed
iofd township, at Bedford the 9th; of Harrison
al heySers school house the 18th; of London
derry, at bridgeport the 10Th; of Cumbes land
valley on the 20Fh; OF Southampton, Chaneysviile
oa the 2is of Monroe. at Clearvlle on the 22I; OF
bedford borough on the 25th.
/ he above meetings viii be held at O'Clock A.
NJ. and II IS particularly requested that Directors
aud Teachers be pnnctual III their attendance
Teachers VIII please provide themselves with pens,
INK and paper and avail Themselves OF this opportu-
nity OF being examined, a, no teacher Will be ex-
amined after the regular time, except for special rea-
sons and then not unless he brings written request
for me TO do SO, signed least BY three Directors
OF the Distrjc in which he i 10 be employed.
&Oll ICE IS also given, that all Permanent Ceftif-
Icate OF the old styles have been aunullpd under the
authority Of the 1911 Section OF the General School
Law OF the Sth of May 1851. and can no longer be
received by Directors authority for The employ
meHi ol Teachers. Teachers holding such certid.
Gates viii please attend on the above toned days
ard have them exchanged or returned.
Sep, 10, IS. Co. $ap,t.
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Ry-See advertisement of Dr.. Sanford,
Liver Inyigorator, in another column.

-AH arqafing to emigrate 70 a mid climate. g,oa
so,l, and "s markets, a&rertfsemeat Of Hasstou
ton Lsnas.
THE HAMMoNToN FARMER.-A newspaper
devoted TO Literature and Agriculture, also setting
forth full accounts of the settlements of Ham
nonton, in New Jersey, can be subscribed for al on
ry IS cts. per annum.
Inclose postage stamps for the amount Address
TO Editor of the Farmer, Iammontop, Atlantic Co
New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land, of the best
quality IN one OF the healthiest and most delightful
climates IN the Union, see advertisement Of Ham
mention Lands.
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l r.. w. II. syifmor, OF LANCASTER.

- formerly OF Philadephia,) where he has
been in successful practice for number of years,
received his education at the best Medical College i'm
the U. States and had the experience and practice
in the different Hospitals for several years. mem
ber of the Analytical Medical Institute of N. York
and late Medical Surgeon of The United States Navy
now offers himself TO the public TO attend any pro-
lessionai calls.
The purest medicines always on hand direct from
the best Laboratories Of country and the Botani
cal Gardens of the world. no patent medicines pre-
scrIbed or recommended. Medicines used only which
will not break down the constitutions but will reno
vate the system from all injuries it has sustained
from mineral medicines. Chronic and difficult disea-
ses must be treated upon analytical principles which
is 10 know aud ascertain what disease is Its nature
and character require knowledge of the chemical
constituents of every solid and huid of the human
body; the changes those solids and fluids are capable
OF undergoing. To know what medicines TO employ
to cure diseases, requires knowledge of the chemi.
cal constituents OF all agents employed in medicines
and If we are in possession Of this knowledge it il
possible TO any disease-no matter of how long
standng-and leave the patient in healthy and per-
fectly cured condition.
Melancholy, Alteration, that state of alienation
and weakness of the mind which renders persons in
capable of enjoying the pleasures performing the
duties OF fe Dyspepsia, that distressing disease and
fell destroyer of health and happiness, undermining
the constitution, and yearly carrying thousands 10
nntlmely graves, can most emphaticalIy be cured.
rheumatism, in any form condition, chronic or
acute, warranted durable; Epilepsy or falling sick
ness; all chronic and stubborn diseases of Females
radically removed. Salt Rheum, and every
description OF ucerations Piles and Scroiulous Dis
eases, which have bafied previous medical skill
can be cured by my treatment, when the consttu-
tion Is not exhausted.
do say all diseases Ges, Consumptiau) can be
cured.
DgCANCER CURED without the knife
will remain in my Office Wednesdays and
Saturdays, from O'Clock A. NJ. 10 3 p. NJ. to ac-
eommodate patients from distance, and consult in
the English and German languages. Will make vis
its TO any distance if required May be addressed
by letter, Fulton square, Lancaster city, Pa.
july O,'5S-ly. w. H. WlTM0R, M. D.
p. 5, See in local column my appointment to visit
Bedford the 10th, lth, 18th aud 13h days of Au-
gust, 10 consult with patients all diseases free of
charge. W. II. WlTMOR,
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CL0TETNn a. First Cost.

Leopold offers his present stock of ready made
clothing al first cost. There is no mistake "a
bout it, Call at his store in Bedford, al the
we'll known stand, known as the 'sRising Sun"
where you can get clothing Of all kinds worth
double the money you invest fang. 90, '5S.
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NOTICE.

GEO. B. AMlCK, surviving partner Of thu
late firm of Geo. Z. Amick s, Bro. notifies all
persons Interested that the Books OF said firm are
10 his hands for settlement, and that circumstances
demand an immediate ciosng up of the business of
said firm. Persons Indebted, or having settlements
to make, are therefore requested TO call the sub
scriber without delay.
The subscriber viii continue the Mercantile
business at the GOLD STAND where he will be
happy 10 meet his friends and customers at all times
lie Will receive III very short time supply
of seasouale goods, which he is determined TO sell
on the most reasonable terms.
ST, Clairsvilie, Juue /, rs, GEO. B. AMlCK.
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DUBLIC sale of Real Estate.

bUbLIC SIG OF HeaI Estate. by
L virtue of an order of the Orphans Court, IN
and for The county of Bedford, The undersigned
will sell at public sale the premises, on
SafurdaE, the 9Th day Of October, nert, the
REAL ESTATE of VIM Leasure, late dec d,
to wit: Tract Of Land composed of three tracts or
parcels Of land, sitnate in Beams Cove, Sonthamp-
i6n township, county aforesaid, containing
sssSSss 4 Cs>cS, more or less, about 80 ACRES
under cultivation, adjoninipg lands OF Brice Crow
den on the north, 4. PeTdew on the west, and John
Gordon the east, about % acres Of the same pai-
enied land. Tie Improvements are LOG HOUSE
and STABLE. about six acres in MEADOW with
small ORCHARD thereon. Land well watered and
an excellent spring at the door, Terms cash. Due
attendance Will be given by
A. PERDEW,
Sep. 3, 1858. Admir-.
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Notice to Retailers

RETAILERS ase notified thai their Licenses
are ready for delivery, AMI must be lifted by
The lst day Of October, next, or suits viii be
brought against all falling 10 lift them without
fFsI'Fet 10 PfFsniis S. DAVIS,
Sep. l0'58 Treasure,
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.4D.NLNYSTR.4TOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of
administration have been granted TO the undersign-
ed by the Register of Bedford county, upon the
tate of VIM. Leasure, late of Southampton township
deceased-all persons, therefore, indebted TO said
estate, will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims against II, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
ARCHIBALD PFRDEW,
of Beams Cove, Bedford co., Admir-.
Sep 3, 2s5s.
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A ueiitor's Soaice. Tine unlrrsign

A usiifGl.'s Soe5ce.-Tbe undersigned
N appointed by the Orphans Court in and
Tor the county Of Bedford, 10 report distribu-
ton OF the money in the bands Of O. T. Snan-
non, Esq, one OF the administrators de bous
non, cum trstamento annexo, Of the estate of
Thomas Eitkroy, dec, 10 and amongst the Wild
ON, heirs and rgatees Of said deceased, viii at
tend 10 the duties Of sail appointment on We'd
nesIay. the 22d day Of September, A. D., 1883,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, OF sai1 day, al bis Office,
in the Borough Of Bedford. when and where all
parties Interested can attend
S"pI0, 80. JNO. p. REED, Auditor
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RLRLIl SiLE OF IlLIIBLE

REAL ESTATE.-By vIflue Of an ofdtr o.
the Orphans Court Of Bedford county, the un-
dersgned will expose t1 public sale on ibr
premises on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of 10
yem5er, next, the real estate OF lanes Weimer,
late Of Monroe township decd, VIZ: the man
zion farm OF said decd, containing III ACRES
and 81 PERCHt.S, with double Log House and
Barn thereon adjoining lands Of An
drrw Irons, Michael Hevaer, Nathan Grnb5
and others
Terms Onp third 10 remain IN the property
during the widows life, the interest thereon to
be paid her annually One third al the conflf-
nation of sale and the balance in two equal an
nuaI payments without interest.
MAHALA WEiMER,
Sep. 10. '5S-4t Administrators.
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OFF AT COST.

g In order 10 make room for Fall and Winter
Goods, J. s. ]. NJ. Shoemaker, will sell goods
at very reduced prices, at the Coonade store.
aug. 20, 1853.
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Sep. 10, '5S-4t Administrative

DUBLIC S.ALE OF RE.4L ESTaIE. =
/ There will be exposed TO public sale, on
Saturday, HE 9Th dag Of October, 1898, the
well known farm, formerly the property OF Al
len Coney, deceased. The improvements are
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE,
with stone kitchen attached, double log barn:
and other necessary buildings, there IS large
apple orchard Of choice fruit thereon, aud other
iruit trees OF different kinds. never laIilng
weIIof water near the house, and several springs
on the farm.
THIS tract OF land lies about 2 miles west Of
SeheIlsburg, adjoining lands OF VIM: Cnsman'
Phillip Hoover, John Whetstone and Others
Ttrnts made known on day OF sale by
URIAH CONLEY,
Sep. 10, '5s. Administrator
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AnTICE

.NUJ II q.
Acinda W. Smith, In the Common Pleas of Bed
ford county. No. %, of Au.
William Smith. \ gust Term 1885,
Proceeding Libel for Divorce.
And now, to wit: August %, 1885, on motion of
o. +. Shannon, Esq, John P. Reed, appointed Com
missioner TO take testimony and report the same 10
Court.
The Commissioner will will attend to the du-
ties ofthe above appointment al his office in the
borough of Bedford, on Wednesday, the 22d
day of September, A. d., 1898, a, 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, OF said day. JNO. P. REED
SepIO,'5S Commissioner.
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JAYNE'S WRlGHTS,
Benefits and Dyou's Pills at DIR. Harry
Drug and Book Store. IjuIy 80, '5s.l
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Iron City Commercial College.

80 ddTTsRURG, Pa CHARTERED 1883.
300 STUDENTS ATTENDING JANUARY. is5s
Now the largest and most thorough Commercial
ochool OF the United States. Young men prepared
ior actual daties OF the Counting Room.
ence OF Accounts.
a DogTnErr, Teacher of Arithmetic and Com
nercial Calculation
DeYDRIck and I c JENKINS, Teachers Of
Bookkeeping.
A CowLEY and w Miller Profs of pepma,sbi,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING;
As used in every department of business.
COMMERCIAL ARITHNETiC-RAPID BIsI
NESS WRfTlNG-DETECTING COUNTERFEIT
ANTlLE CORRESPONDFNCF
COMMERCIAL Law
Are taught, andali other subjects necessary for
the success and thorough education of practical bu
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-09-17

Il CHHNCE FOR WOOD HHCLERS!
MY fTieni who shall supply my wood house
with som" 20 cords Of wood, say 10 of oak and
10 OF hickory, clean OF knees and knots such as
my agent, h"vi Agnew, I'ay pass as mrrchanta-
bi", shall on the ord-r If said Agnew be paid in
cash the sun OF $500 cts, in full for such
supply, which must be completed IN two weeks
SIP. 10, %. l.. TALLIAFERRO
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y Office Is uEREGY GIVEN TO ALL
whom Il may concern, that ] hare bought
OF wan. Las'iley and pal him for, III, loll9U-
pFop"2iy, 10 VT: ms en'ire stock Of store goods,
ii2rSe5- cath" hogs, calves, gram, hay, and al
together a! his prfsonaI property that brllnged
10 Inn, and also, fur tracts Of land and leave
tie same ~ his possession during my ilrasu-c,
and furthermore oreNarn all persons from
tTeSfaSsng on the SAM, as l will most positive
~ enforce the law against any person doing,
as it Is ntiap AMI paii Tor.
Sep. 10, IS. HENRY c. LASiILEY
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best Writing,
NOT ENGRAVED WORK
Important hformation -Stu9enfs eptcr rf
any time--No vacation-Time unlimted--Reyew
al peasure-Gradrates assisted in obtaining sirua-
tions--Tulton for full Commercial Course, S35 90
Average time TO 2 weeks-Board s.. 80 per week
Stationary, 6.o0-Entire cost, $4,000 TO 5000.
Ministers, sons received al hall price.
For -Circular-Specimens OF Business and
Ornamental Wrting-ineose two stamps, and ad-
dress + w JENKINS, Pittsburg Pa
Sep ,, 1S5S-1y
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az Premiums.

Drawn all the premiums in PIttsburg for the r
three years, also 10 Eastern and Western Cities
best Writing,
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SATURDAY, Oct. 23-P.

Stock movements today active and vigorous
throughout and the slight hesitation displayed a. the
close Of yesterday had entirely disappeared at the OPEN
ing Of the inst Board The Bull party is now decided
ly in the ascendant at the Board and gains daily in
strength from outsiders, who seem more and more de-
srous OF taking part in tie speculations going on
IN point Of fact Tie tendency is 10 craz.ness and naa
tion and the movements from day 10 day initiated
show bu; slight discrimination TO real value if in.
deed, that essential quality in & stock can ever be
demonstrated clearly There is, however, sound aud
increasing trade in the solid, wcleseemed securities
and large absorption daily 10 State, City
and frstclass Railway Bonds. The aggre.
gate sales to-day in such securities reached the
large amount of $4,000, a business which ex.
cecds any day within our recollection for
year pas:. OF this $4,000 was in Missouri State Is,
which advanced to 90 at the Second Board-the high
esq point touched sirce tie panic. The dealings in
United States IS, Vrgnias and Louisanas were also
a. gs, and 10 every instance al improving prices In
Ran way Bonds there was a well-dstributed demani
AT ad yancng quotations The Share dealings OF tie
day "a ubraced sbout the usual variety the market
growing in activity and buoyancy the business OF
he dav p. ogreSed. New-York Central, from ST.
its opcu;pe price in the mornDg-wert to SCI, and
,,,sod firm. Hudson River took vigorous start
and WAS I'D 10 81 before the day closed though
no, ono.ed .hoy. 81; in the registered sales. Read
ing had src.1g ani well-sustained marke.
and advanced TO ST, at which Il was firm up to the
close. Michigan South 'rn, old and preferred shares,
though quite steady and lightly better than yesterday
did not seem 70 share in tn, general elasticity Of the
market, and The advance eea oNshed was not 50 de.
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PHiLsDFtFHA, Oct 2}-BRLs declining truden.
-. Flour, - y! s. Wheat very dull; White q
30; Red ~ 2GQ 81 - CoRN--A declining tendency;
market unsettled, sales Of Yellow 82Q8c COFFEt frfn
sseoi oco bags ct Halle Provisions quiet. WHIsXY
B,L1,NoRr Oct. 23-FLorE DIN at s. % WaE.r steady
s. unci sed prices. Cons, WnsSy and Provisions IN
changed.
Buffalo, Oct 2}-6 p. m.-FLovs dun and heavy with a
downward tendency; sales $40 bb 5J044 e., me-
gun 60 prine Michigan ana lad 1ua = ioT good extra
do; ~ Tor double WHEAT fair deRand the
market OPENED finn, but closed dull the receipts have been
large to-day, reaching 2 1j bush sales s. 81 10 fr
rejected Chicago Spring GLASS; for good Milwaukee
tubi - 70 for white Ohio II II tor white Canadian
dull and heavy sales $40 bash 57dsgc BARLEY du and
WHISKY quiet saes $50 bib DE. CANAL EREicurs
Dc On Flour he. Wheat and lie. Corn 20 New York
RECEIPTS; sS50 5b.-. flou, -@i75i bush Wheat i6 267
bush. Corn.
CmcsGo. OF. as.-FLoUf steady. wns.r quiet a, 49,.
CoSA INN ~ flc OATs steady. SHIPMENTS Bufalo
bD- Flour. 1000 bush. Whea. To Oswego: 5000 bush
NLegt RECEIPTS 300 b,l,. Flour. IL oo1 bush Wheat
1000 bush Corn
CNcNNArI De-, :s-FLors dun WHEAT quiet sud unset
tied. NHisEf in good demand a. l2lc
Ne" ORLt.ss oct 23-COTTos steady az sitter bu: c,ot
by unchanged prices; sale. to-day - 900 bales.
OsfESO Get 1T p. m.-tLOtR dul WHEAT IL lnuted
milling demand sales Of q so bush. ChicagO Spruz az zoe
bite Indiana held with little inquiry &c red ditto
louray sfd95c CORN Dropping sales Of II 90 bushels
uCsua, at SIN &C. Oats q.'-t BARLEY dull a, gDc RYE
PC % New York Lax IAFORTs 10000 bush. Wheat
bush Com 500 bush. Barley 300 bush Data. CAN.L
rokIs' so bbis Flour, 500 bush heat, 5000 bush Corn
500 bush. Oats
SAVANNA OF, 2The .ales Of Corroy to-day were POO
baes al the range oflo There i. better feeling the
market
moBr. Oct 23-CoTros-salcs to-day 1000 bale,s iI.0
lie. 10 adding.
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WARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK...o..
feared,

stssms1i rs 'scn.cry, Crockr- Savannah us
WI CO. Jsnestown Parish. Norfolk Nv I1s.,a ssie>
ihs soa'h Lyon, saSsEnAb :. l. Mfcll son. Is, sss
liIe fBrl Courtney Cslssy, Ar@rcaa Esore.. @ e
Point trench, Savannah. II. b. Cromwell a Co ~ Tots
Ferry, ohAI.s ies, spoiord, rsstol Co P,r.p.,o
Bsltiuorr, II. Is. Cromwell 4 Co - 'f-o"i LslAss
Snip, A. had. sawyer Charleston N..n,g.h q
MsLl,o-' roh.y~,4 >an Francisco SG;;on Co D i a.
lbomss LN.ieoi. Boyd hnckcn. tlsahsh R,yt o. u
l. Duncan Co ''' NHaisstot c
Ssis'Ii'naIdn' Dogslas Mobae. E,sle Hazard o..,
hoN,', Nlo'rN X ". Trsniy Marian DoUpin, r. r.
Ays - sss'iy 0oS.n R.e, WAi,ebeTry A.pn al P.se.
% ~ hIiioai 20 sNtele. Cole Havana VIZ, Ne.r
e. ~ Tbc. pls .Psne' safus GrAnde. II. D Brls..
20 - ~ ~, rslhe tbih Cumuinger Halifax A SsfI. :
20 ,-Ds", Sssse Sny Point. Rryuolls q Cu.h nan
Aues s"hi Avery, ST. 1houAs and NArar.iA, "
aro rhe'ls 70 A. Wsing'on, Jarsson n -. -
hsyoe" s,O't 70 Ca2cla. Head s. John,s p p -
Sua'ssia 20. bsEry; fss, Pos san SB,fb -,
Co.; Ehra Ann, Mills, Pensacols snc R ",',, ''v''
yonr' Jones, say anHshi SaIse Chairman Co. Nr,eor A.
Schoonsrs-Danvile, Chester Richmond q n NJ,
Co NJ. Mott, IL land, Nashnsion Canaan nanssost
Ned, Hencer-on. Wsshinsto =. s Powell A Co IA
Nickerson, Halifax, H. q. Donovan; Arrac y.,s ...ys',
chele; Alice (Hr), Cove, -. Aicaar. O. T. su,x ~ "
OBJ Bradford - johns, n. J. Desolf, Y X; - .
son. Wilmington, d. { Murray $. C. Jons. Ba,sl nat
Surg,s Chairman Co; Hamilton. Osiea AeIsns, -
Dodge stag. To suseud P.nsde phs Jane, peA.os
Huckins Passport Jed Wye; Coles Croeket c, sos.os,
Benton Co.. Thos. Jefferson Ellis sseu, Woo,. -,
Boston, Dayton SPrssie; D. Russell Butter H,y,io,s
Edwards . ..
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MATHEWS. h,ILgORs-on wetIe,say ,ven,s' e.
20 the ',Idruce 81 the Rev n. ~ ri,s"bi Ny ''N'
Mathew % Nj. Euuce Sna.lhrcu, both oil ms cry
PIERS .JN-LOCKwOOD-in Troy " y on II9i,sAy ey' !.
II oct n hy the Rev J,b Pi.rs0n j. Juhn d i''1
Man NJ OIL daughter 4 Hsrfofd " Looh"oos esq % "
Troy ~,
evening o., a. by the Rev pr Lent 90; W NJ % -
york 70 Laura T. young.s; daughter OF william NJ Die'
ESQ, e .he former pscr.
RopF-PARkER-In Smyrna, on Monday OG B BY re
nv NJ C. Brou.on, Nj. Charles ii. Rope 70 NJ" sa'Ah
ParkeI, both 81 Norwich -
poptxcoY IFWIs-On Thursdsy Oct. a. a. The Cb1roh
If M. Nas.ish by the Rev Dr. o's Cd, Harry Robinson .
III i.St,Ts IT. Lewis, al 81 tbs city.
r|ovrpIorNxgTRY-In Brooklyn Tl.rsdsy, o I.
n a. he Church Of the Savior bJ the Rev Dr. ftny Mf
lame. Toosor 20 ~ Loas' daughter % me 'ae Same
Io,i1 .btIy all of BIooNlyD
WAJTON-RUss Elton Sunday, Oct H. by the hs'' ~
Cbarin Jchn alton to Ellen II Russell widow OF %" ~
GO. X Ru..en United States Army, both II thi' city
,vu COY s,yiTZFR-On "Wednesday, Oct. -, By .be Rev
n Rnrchard Charles {. Wilcox 20 Elizabeth W, ts-gh;o
II Irlr,y Swiiler ESQ, ell Of his city
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NEW YORK DAlI,Y TRIBUNE MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1853

former case, pfoysiouGl Injunction restraining the
Assignee. from making further disposition Of ne ase;s hss been
srsr;ed IN IL ar, tie Stsuh f iisrtsn County wac ap
t-n'fd Receiver tenn o. service. between ne
United st4,e- MTshs snd The sheriff. resulted in In -ucoe'
TIE affer Who o o.. 81. he sa,s Of c
aLt at ~ asss- viii d Do sC4l sy bis
RAJ d., jurisdiction 80 lie Suprl Count 70
mil further Pr0se.dinss stal e,tsrnil' Ia"
fr. creditors upor the Federal Court The tribunal
adst,d % .ubs.ys the interest Of AZ IN. creditors A.
.ou,vs dom. creditors contend r De state Courts
Tf solicitors the Assigne.s equally positive mat
su.ue Cour. 4 Ohio ne tribunal before which ls.
.r must b.. he'd While .he ro-r crreor'. worried aud hrr-
SO frdsr about IL cartnsss between couentng opinion.
- Sy.- BE 20 help Themselves AID hop"'s, % fxrra
- H. M The difcu,cs Do which they are involved Tn nir
- ~ tie foreign creditors sn ate 1sion t,ecr 30 ne
d. ~ -. cr,ditor their sorneys and The Assign -
NJ domestic creditors listen reports duplicating prriS
b. 5.,.srs .umio tLs interests ~ -" iorl ana
.r..l.r th.v have made middle ot TOE business
Sttv a, established that the shenh h1s possession
~ IN. Asi.ree. wish % resign their trust ne eit"r
,,.l Ia meeting YESTERDAY afternoon aud passed t's'.
lion cl rs tie Jued States Circuit Court of me prose-
- - ber ,s ard Committee ~ I'VE IVES app nttl 70
49, md the sppoint Of Receiver II they 90 not r.
heir action the Superior Court VIII ." p"'vh'
r.ciud Id, order OF yesterday .ppoming heesise az Or
dir,ou If the Circuit Court vii D. estaoseo Ni'no'
tl cor royefsy sii thcTe j. pretty IA, IN plespe VIC
The creditor. who dance pay tie fiddler re
IN M lur,. ard the minutes The meeting OF creditors VII
b. found ~ trst page. t'ilt''4Ns-' N