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Chm plsin' to obtain
Convsysncs.

lsOMES the plsinnF and files HE sons-
~ plant, A. also the affidavit Of = dsint..
rested and competent witness. thai ssd de-
fer dsnt-, Bias ks'one Combs and John Combs
are necessary parties b this action, Il being
70 obtain . conveyance Of real estate, aud
thai they ere non-r-sidrnts ~ III. s as .:
Indiana Notice 10 the sald Blacksions
Combs ana John C.,mbs il therefore hereby
gwen Il The pendency Of this action. sud
that the same viii stand for hearing q, tho
next term OF the Circuit Court Of Dubois
county, TO br holden ut The Court House 10
the loan 81 jasper. in said county and Safe
on the i M ynday IL July. 1850
Is B. EDMONS1UN. CLERK.
Laird e. A''aus. Au'ys tor PIsinrff.
Eth % 1860 -Qw
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ID. 4. LAIRD. W. z. AnAns.
R,ckp,r'. Ind. Jsspes. lad.
LAIRD & ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS Ar Law /.

M ILL con'Inus The practice In Dabsla
w Circuit aud Common Pleas Courts
Particular s'ieni'on given 10 arranging sd
se'tiiGg up Gnardisn's snd dce~denI sslssss.
w. C. Adams, sili punrsusily attend. ell
business entrusted 70 him in .Jus,icesp c.v,,s.
OrrIcE--on n. Dopsld. between Msis
and Wet streets. Feb 8. 1890,
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Samuel White
w.
John H.ddock.
Alexander 81 addock.
Rhods Hs.ldock.
flzs Hsddock.
John fiaddock.
Daniel l. 'mons.
Elixsbe,h Lemons.
Thomas }. II addock.
Harrison G. iisddock.
L Ia beth kei-o,
Foster Kelro,
John Lavender.
Marths Ceve nder,
Jane A. Combs.
Blackstone Combs.
John C,mbs.
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STATE ~ lsDIASA. County ~ DuBnis:
In Dubois Circuit Court, July term. 1860.
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TU EsDAY MORNING, MARCH q, 1860.
credit. The plantation is to be sold before long.
and then maybe they will have the qualification Of
knowing who their master il.

credit. The plantation Ii to be sold before long,
and then maybe they will have the qualification Of
knowing who their master is.
observation-disclosures and Michael Hanahan were
yesterday sent to prison by Recorder Summers on
the charge Of burglary. VIM. Zabriska, living at
No. liz CalIiope street, declared that few days
since hole was made in the side wall Of his house
that .the burglars entered through the hole, broke
open bureau drawer and took away a silver
watch, $50 or $40 in cash, notes to the value Of
$685. and bill Of sale of a square of ground in
Bouligny also, that he had good reason to believe
the Hanahans to be the robbers. The case was fixed
for examination on the 31st
DRowsED.-George Thomas Davis, cook of the
schooner Henry Latour, at the New Basin, was
sitting on the taffrail washing dishes, yesterday
afternoon, when he accidentally fell overheard and
was drowned. Every effort was made to save him.
The body was found last evening. @
IScEsDIARIsM.-The house of Auguste Gerekes,
in Love street, between Union and Frenchmen
streets Third District set on fire Sunday
ing, at halpast four o'clock and partly destroyed.
1t was insured for $780, The premises were not
tenanted.
BURGLARY.-The residence Of Mr. Mansco, on
Bacchus street, near Second street, was entered
last night by burglars, and robbed of a silver
basket worth $40, and pair of pants, the pockets
of which contained $50 and note for $40.
ACCIDENT. VIM. Garrity, driver of cotton
wagon, fell from his vehicle yesterday morning
while passing on ST. Peter street, between Levee
and Chartres. One of the wheels of the heavily
laden wagon passed over his arm tearing the flesh
| in shocking manner and leaving the bone bare
| from the elbow to the wrist. Lieut. Decoux, of
the Second District, had him removed to the Char
| ty Hospital.
| TAKING Down THE OLD BELL.--Crowds of people
stood in front of the ST. Louis Cathedral looking al
| tile apparently perilous work of lot Of men who
were fixing spars and tackle high up on the steeple
The work is to take out and let down the big bell
which is cracked a heavy job, seeing that the bel
weighs 1000 pounds.
FIRST DISTRICT CorRT.-Judge Hunt-The tria
of Alexander f. Hutchinson for murder fixed fo
yesterday, was continued.
| Henry Weigand was arraigned for the murder o
his wife. He pleaded not guilty, was remanded
and the Court appointed E. Hiestand, Esq, to de
1 fend him.
There were no trials, the other cases being con
| tinued.
| MoRTuARY. There were 147 burials in the city
cemeteries last week, as reported by the Board O.
4 Health. s"
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DEATH IN A BALL RooM.-The Rome (Sew York;
Sentinel of late date says that Miss Helen Pike,
a young lady aged about Is, died on the ball room
floor at Taberg on Friday the 10th. She was at
tending dance at Gilets Hotel, aud while on the
floor complained of feeling faint and almost imme-
diately fell over and expired without uttering
another word. Two older sisters were at the ball
with her.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
lay TIE NATIONAL LINE.


Steamboat Sunk.
MRMrHIs, March 26.-0ne of the packets plying
between New Orleans and Fort Smith, Arkansas,
sunk near the town of Van Buren, on Arkansas
river, on Wednesday last. The number Of pas
sengers lost is not given it is, however, supposed
that all aboard were saved. The boat>and cargo
are total loss.
Barge Sunk in the Mississippi.
MENPHIs, March 2G.-A barge in tow of the
steamer Philadelphia, coming down from Cairo
sunk few miles above this point.
At the time the accident took place she was laden
with heavy freight. The loss is estimated a,
s25 900, which amount is mostly covered by insu
rance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27
MADAME IL. DrtxrH,s

CELEBRATED ART OF CUTTING LADIES' DRESSES,
BdsoUES AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHIHG,
No q Rourbon street, corner of Canal street.
Tho attention Of the Ladies' New Orleans and vicinity
specfuly called to this beautiful Art Il has won the high
recommendation every who has learned and tested it
EVERY LADY SHOULD UNDERSTAND THIS METHOD
lesson test fitting lining will be given TO all who wish
free of CHARGE which will prove to the most skepca its nvalu
abe merits.
Every variety of Ladies' and Chdrens Dress patterns
Dresses scientifically and prepared for making. m 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27
Wines, liquors, etc.,
MOS. Is AND Is ROYAL STREET.

"a supply Of CREME DE BouzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and ps continually hand which equal to the beat that
coe, H this market Also other brands Of inferior quality
4rop4z SHERRY CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER
ARY, GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, An
SCHoR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Srne PORT WINE. MADEIRA ANB SHERRY WINES,
vintage OF 1895 l79s and 1905 and
other brands WHISKY, OF all descrptionsScoch Irish
Rya and Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
Y Also on hand my usual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
the Market which will be sold reasonable terms as any
Il sA'' - - sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
al 2p1y Nos l3 and Is Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27

Here are two faces under one hat as the
young lady said when her lover was saluting her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27

Those who go to law for damages are pretty
sure to get them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27

Some Irishman proposes to have wake over
the "dead of nightn
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

Keep aloof from quarrels be neither witne'
nor party.
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Roots, Shoes and Hats.

We have in store and landing from ships Harriet j.
Montgomery Samuel Fales. Lady Bleangon and the steam
ships Desoto and Granada.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
-NAKIrG-z
ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
To which we call attention Of buyers.
.our stock a in part comprised of the following
10000 pairs Russet Brogans, for Plantation
pinoOo :. Kip Calf and Seal Brogans
10000 :. Kip Calf and Thick Mind Boots.
5000 :. Grain, Hunter and Planters Boots.
10000 j. Ladies'. Chidren's and Misses Shoes, of
every variety.
sz-For sale on liberal terms, by
JOHN NJ. GOULD d CO.,
se1a 2ptf Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27

TO Country Merchants.
RAYNE,s WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE
No. 80 Magazine Street.
LARGE STOCK
On Liberal Terms. seB 2p6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27

In these hard times amany good tail feIlew : is
always 'tsltorf.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27

Great complaints being made of the of Gas bills
in this city, The of this readily accounted for
fact Of great increase Of the ans supply the demand
on the Gas Company. A new invention,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-27

A MOUNTAIN OF GOLD THE0RY.-The correspond
ent of the st. Louis Democrat, writing from Aura
ria and Denver City, February 23, gives golden
miners are locking by hundreds from the valley
towns, having replenshed their outfits, into the va
rous districts of the gold-bearing mountains where
rich diggings have lately been discovered. The
writer gets so elated with his subject as to give
vent to the following:
It is my belief that the great natural watershed
region, or quadriateral table mountain, 50 to speak,
from the several corners of which the great Arkan-
sas, the Rio Grande, the Platte and the Colorado
rivers take their rise and flow in their several op-
posite dreetions-one to the Gulf of Mexico, an
other to the Gulf of California, another to the
Mississippi river, and the fourth to the Mississippi
river, near Omaha, Nebraska; Isay it is my belief
that, enveloped and embodied between those great
natural starting points, or watersheds, there is q
solid mountain mass OF gotd!
THE Projected STEAMSHIP LINE FROM New YORK
TO BRAzIL.-The Washington Constitution of the
2lst instant has the following:
With reference to the announcements recently
made IN the New York papers, that a company,
represented by James ID. Stevenson, ESQ.,, of New
York, was about to commence a steamship commu-
nication between New Y ork and Brazil and that a
mail contract had been obtained in aid of the line,
we are authorized by the Post-ofice Department to
state that no such contract has been made either
with the Government ofthe United States or Brazil.
On the contrary SO far as Brazil is concerned the
Brazilian minister near the United States has off.
cially notified the Department that, not only has
his Government not made any contract with Mr..
Stevenson but that, before making any, it will re-
quire the intervention Of the United States as re-
CARDS our own Government, the public has been
heretofore once or twice cautioned on the subject.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
BY THE CITY OF RALrIMoRE.

New YoRK, July 1.-THE City of Balti-
more, from Liverpool July / with advces via
Queenstown the 9th. has arrived.
LONDON, Thursday closed at 933
a 93i for account eX. dividend. There have
been additional failures OF consequence in the
leather trada. Among the previous failures
announced are the houses Of Streatficld. Law.
renee & Mortimer, liabilities el 100000 sterl.
ing Smith, Patient & Smith, liabilities e2O0,
600; Herbert Smith & Co., GlS0,000 Gibson
& Co, .fl5O,000. Among the additional stop
pages in the trade are w. & c. Monday, liabi-
tiles f70000; Mr.. Hacker, 100000; A. War
rem, 100000; I. ii. Mortimer, liabilities un-
known. 1t is said that one leather firm will
not pay more than one shilling ON pound
The Times says the breakup is owing simply
to the undue credit granted to one firm. Eng
hsh hides had deprecated 80 40 per cent.
under forced sales. The trade OF London is
very dull. Three firms connected with the
Manchester trade, have failed
-Sfbadi remains quiet. 1t is reported
that concessions by the King of Naples had
determined him to precipitate annexation with
Sardinia, He has applied to friends in London
for two steamers armed with the Armstrong
gun. 1t is reported that the King of Sardinia
declines alliance with Naples, but Napoleon
urges due consideration OF the NeapOlitan over
lures.
Lord John Russell in the Commons, admit
ed that England and Russia had assented to
the proposed European conference
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
Whnt snId nt TnrIn.

Turin June 8D.-l INST down IN
Genoa to see the evnedition of Gol Goson1off
II sails to.morrow MONT with three sbins and
about four rhousand nickpd mon Xii tLis
matter is treated so DublicIv that commit M
no indiscretion in teIling Won that without tba
aid of the Government surh forcn could not
he either collected or eouinnnd or cont o,yo,
sin am assured that this lvno,lition is In Io
the last to lanve far Sicily Garihaidi viii
then have nearly eioht thouSand Italian voI,,,.
teers who are not SiriIians and tbis i aro,,oh
for him ia keen the island IN toLn the Inst f7r.
tresses still in the hands of tbn Naanolitons
and even to supnort file insurraction which
has broken ont in tbo Calabrias but Connt
Cavour does NOT wish TO enconroge = cononrst
of Naples nv the Sicilians. because he Tears
that the Neapolitans might then be induced TO
fpht for the honor of their particular country.
which until now held herself to bn better thar
Sicily, The empcror of France. too. who has
no objection 10 the anne xaton Of Sicily To KING
| Victor Emunuel's Italian realm. dislikes thai
the island should became the center of all the
( revolutionary forces in Italy. and. under the
! lead of Garibaldi. increase SO much in in nor.
lance as TO bc unmauaopable Inv Count Cavour
Accordinplv Sicily is TO he left for the Sicilaus
! and Napies revolutiouizad without Garibaldi
| and his volunteers. / do NOT know that an pxno-
dition will NOT ne sent to NanIos rs soon ne Tho
outbreak has taken nlace at any rate matters
viii he nrrrinitafnd fins 70 nrecnJe Garibaldi
from takng The Neanolifan KnnGom too, We
have heard here in tha HIGHEST rirclas tlat
| Francis II cannot orv lon7,ar maintain bis
! tbronn Tho old ,,,i1;stors ,,aro dis,,iss,,I
but the now ones Who nromisad a cnnstifI,'
ton amnesty reiorms and national Italian
! for4ipn nnlirv arc d;strustod nv tI,e ToonIo
and distrust The kino VIM trias nav nv sL.,n
! concessions to coni,Ira rho raoin,, storm TIL,
remember the tate Pnario and lis triends ,~ho
were innrisoncd for bovino trnstad KIM
Bomba's oath. and taken lis words in fnil
earnest Marine SninolE and tLo ntLar
ministers wished ,herntnro tn ,rnt son1a
pledges before tbev could accent Office nnday,
! such critical circumstances and Insisted unon
fine exile of tbo omeen do1ya~or tha AnsIT;an
stepmotber of the kim mon a most intin,atn
alliance III, Pipdmnmt ami ayar nror IN ov.
change of the oarrisons Of Timer and Tow@r
Italv7 The xiGg reti,.nd This fIasf demand a.
Also fine trial of The former minister's bmf on
fla 9etI ~ VI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
From Washington

WASHINGTON, July l6.-Congress having
made no provision for an increase of the reve
nue., or loan bill for the redemption of out
standing treaty notes, the government is lef
entirely to depend on the ordinary receipts OF
the treasury 1t has commenced the fiscal
year with 100000 and the customs revenue
indicate heavy commercial business. As the
loan act provides only for a redemption Of
treasury notes, the department have no inten.
ton of inviting proposals under it at this time
The following post masters have been ap-
pointed Jas. McDanes at Rutland, Vt, Jno
j. Leayitt at st. Adams, and Harvey Goodrich
at Albion, n. Y.
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New York ,1arkets-Julv l6.

COTTON dull and heavy: sales tridlng; quotations
nominal
FLOUR Receipts G673 bbls; r. 400 hbls; State
and Western steady and without important change;
perne state sis y $500; extra state $40 a 555
hoop Ohio, 1855 a. 575; Superine WESTERN S5,l5 a
$500; common to good extra western, $3.50 q 80;
southern quiet sales $500 bbs; mixed good So a
$50; fancy and extra So a S775.
GRAI N-Wheat steady, with fair middhg export
demand; sales 5000 bush Chicago spring SIPS "a 29:
Milwaukee club sl2S a l30; amber Iowa, 30; via
ter red weser Sl35 % I36; white westesn, % AN
Der Jersey Sl,4J Corn without striking change; sales
$4,000 bush; mixed western g. a. 623c for sound and
for chOice white western 70c yellow western "a ~ 81
round yellow, 81 % S.. Oats quiet.
PROVISIONS Beet steady; sales $50 bbls. Pork
steady; sales 100 b SS50Gl TO- 40 prime Sl3 80
g IA, 37 Cutmeats quiet and steady Lard firm; sales
800 bbs; bbs 10 q l34c, Sugars less active firm
sales 800 hhdS; Porto Rico, ~ T3c; AIuscovado, 6g a
&c Coffee firm; Bio 800 bags l4e Java, 400 at 5c
st Domingo 200 bags at BE, cash AloasseSs nuchang
ed; MuScOyNdO, 80 hhds; at 33c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

New York, July 16.-Fhirty or forty
dwellings, stables, and stores, on Pig Alley,
Washington, Perry, and Charles streets, were
burnt at noon to-day. One hundred and fifty
families are made houseess. The loss is
100000. Several firemen were hurt. The
fire originated in the wire railing mandatory
Of VIM. Van Tassell, on Pig Alley. The
buildings there are all destroyed, including the
stables Of the New York Ice Company The
other buildings were mainly tenements and
nrnnnrins
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
I,olN.
BORN,
In this city, July Is, a son to Charles Parker.
DIED.

In Mllbury, July IA, Mr. Tyler Chamberlain, ". New
Hampshire and Maine papers please copy.
In Milford, July 10, William Miller, 81.
In Dedham July To- Freeman Fisher, well known Bos-
ton merchant and manufactured 70. lie was OF family
OF SIX brothers. all OF them OF decided mental ab
" and remarkable energy OF character. Three OF the Il
preceded nm TO the OmbG Josiah Fisher OF Dedham,
VINO died IN carly manhood thirty years since Eben-
oAer Fisher many years cashier Of the Dedham Bank
and r John Fisher Of Boston Those who survive him
are Avian FISHER OF Dedham, the eminent American ar
st and Francis Fisher, tho firm OF Fisher Co.. BOs-
ton, ana resident Of Brookne.
IN Foster, Il |, june d. Thomas NJ Remington o. lie
was iui many years member of the general assembly,
ara hAd hed other places Of responsibility and honor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

MOBILE July 15.-The sloop-of-war Brock
Ign has arrived, with Minister McLane as pas
senger. Mr.. McLane proceeds to Washing
ton. The political and military affairs of
Mexico are unchanged. Miramon was at
Lagos, endeavorng to reach the city Of Mexi-
co. All foreign ministers except the Spanish
still refuse diplomatic intercourse with Mira
MONS gnYernment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
Outrage and Shoot1n p.

SYRACUSE, July ia man named Straid
was shot by L. Markham, Saturday night,
while serenading a newly married couple with
fish horns. Markham has been arrested
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
Land Sale.

WAsHINGToN, July 10. A proclamation
has been issued for the sale of one million
acres of land in Minnesota, heretofore unof
fered for sale. The sale will take place in Oc-
tober next.
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Mnrdnr-

f''aEw YORK, July 16.-During fight in n
tenement house in Williamsburg on Saturday
night, Thomas Lachy was kicked and beaten
so severely with an ak, that he died.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

From the Boston Traveller.
The ENTERING CLASS AT HARVARD Cor
LEGE.-The whole number under examine
ton for this class is 1879. Among the number
is George Washington of Virginia, descended
from brother of "the Father of his Coun
try, " and, by Il singular coincidence, born on
the I'D of February. One is from Texas, and
is the first who has ever entered from that
state. There is also one from Arkansas, and
many others from distant states. One Of the
members is grandson of Hon. Horace Bin
ney of Philadelphia, and another is son OF
Hon. Abraham Lincoln. The members OF
the class are on the average rather older than
usual.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17
Bank Statement.

New YORK, July l6-Decrease in loans,
1921 075 inrease in specie, 1889 663 decrease
in circulation, S388, 1893; increase in deposites,
81 ,4169l1.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-17

WIsEMAN.-"His Holiness" says the Turin
correspondent of the Times, "applied for
money the other day, and the banker, Torlo-
mia, after asking free leave of speech, pointed
out to him where money was to be found,
charging Cardinal Antoneli with the recent
ENLIGHTENMENT of eight millions OF money.
Presently Cardinal Wiseman brough the same
charge against the Secretary OF State The
Pope turned his back upon the plainspoken
banker and the blunt English prelate, and
would hear never word against his Minister.
Wiseman came from the audience completely
crestiallcn, aud was heard to say sit was full
time to bow to the hand Of Providence, by
which the downfall of the temporal power
was Visibly decreed."