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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-21

INTENDING TO CHANCE OUR BUSHES wa
Will sell our large and extensive stock Stoves &c
at prime cost. Wright az Bndgford's Cooking ranges
Buckeye State. Hoosier State, and Star Premium Cook
Stoves; Cottage Franklin, for coal wood Air tight
Shields Parlor Stoves; Oriental, Monkey Six plate and
Coal Canon, of all sizes Also, handsome variety OF
Mantel and Common Crates, Tinware. japan I'd ware
Sad-irons, Tea-kettles Coalbuckeis Iron Spoons
dies, &c.
Our stock is all new, and of the best quality, and will
be sold at cost. 10 close up. Stove dealers buy
Stoves at Cincinnati and Louisville prices without
freight.
n. BIO any wishing engage in the Stove
and Tin business, Will sell Tools, Fixtures &c. &C.,
low. The location is the best in the city.
Janl3-u j. z. SCHWING 81 co.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
REAL EsTATEBUYEHS.

TO REAL EsTATEBUYEHS.
NJ q. HARRELI, CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
II AZ authority to sell TWENTY ACRES or LAND
IL lying within the city limits of Cairo The Land is
situated two miles, line west from the junction Of
the rivers, aud thirty rods from he Illinois Central Rail-
road contract for building levee around the land
exists and its ful!hlment with of almost
haustcss ability no fear of failure in this behalf be
reasonably entertained Ii half the expectations enter
taned by thousands of people concerning Cairo
Allied Within ten years this land will be directly in the
centre Of the city
U}I1ile from the Government. Terms easy.
Cairo, Illinois. Nov. 25, 1859. [dce3ul
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yULCANEZED INDIA RUBBER
Machine Beltfng.

TINE experience OF The last five years has gained iof
this Betting the confidence of tle consumers tn,s,
together with the that great Improvements hase
been quality, warrants the manuiaeiurersn
asserting Ito be superior TO leather or any ne e,
all open Belts. (nore especially lor hes'. vi imam
Belts, y for the foilewi reasons ,,,,ss which
l. The perfect equality of width ana 'n'eA"e's "'A
1t will retain. - -. 1,ahro,h.;t
ininres Il and remains flexible ia any ocgree OF
nuliies consequently gain of power Is obtained
and adjusted TO machinery does hca a'ef
avn a. ,; = Reng. The cost is much below that Of
leather, any othtr - - s.,--..x.s
large as er'men' on anu
VI , ~ BABCOCk BROTHERS. 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-21

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRA
appointed administrator of the estate of Henry
Kuliums, deceased late of vanderburgh county. Said
estate is solvent. HENRY BECkERMlERS,
novog Administrator.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-21
THE PLACE FOR
Cheap Wall Paper Hangings,
Is AT

JOHN c. ID GV HREU6 Jk,
Nair street between kirst and Second EuaRsre, Ia.
YTTHERE all kinds of Wall Paper from TEN CENTS
w to three dollars piece. may be found, with a
large of the latest and patterns to select
from, embracing Parlors sitting Chamber, Ginning
and Hall papers. Those wishing purchase would 10
well to call and examine am selling at very low
rates.
LAMPS LAMPS!l
The subscriber keeps constant hand assortment
Lamps OF all Sizes descriptions and prices, at the Evans
vile wall paper and Lamp store of
lec23 JOHN C.. DEVEREUX Jr.
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FURNlTVRE.

COFAS. Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card
- Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane aud Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by Uf-
aug23 Iyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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STOEE

STORE.
UST received in addition to our former stock. a
complete assortment of ali the school Books now in
use throughout tue West; which will furnish teach
ers and dealers the lowest prices. Also large variety
OF Miscellaneous Works. New Novels, Blank Books of
all sizes, Memorandum and Pass Books, Letter and Cap
Papers plain and fancy Noto Paper and Envelopes
black, blue and red Ink Steel pens. ouiils Penlodcrs
dc. &c. together with all other Articles beoug the
trade. i. CONJUNCTION IL co.
deed Corner Main and First SIS.
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BOWLING SAIGON
SET EN- UP H..

SET EN- UP - BOWLING SAIGON
Ifl fer" has just opened splendid Saloon with two
20 feet alleys in the ird story of his hotel on
Water street, between Main and Sycamore. Gentle
men can be furnished with any szea Balls they may
desire, at all times; the best Refreshments Ten
strikes may be expected. nov20
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j. 3. MESKER,

Main street near the Washington House,
x< HAS just reeeiveda large and well selected
81 assortment of Cooking and Paror Stoves of the
latest and most approved patterns, which he will
- y sell astonishngly low.
Also all kinds of Tn Sheet Iron. Brass and Copper
Ware, stove trimmings Gc., &c. Also most splendid
assortment of Britannia Ware, embracing Tea aud Coffee
Pots, Cream Pitchers sugar Bowls, Candle Sticks,
Knives and Forks, Spoons. Castors longs &c. which
we will take pleasure in showing to the public. Call and
see my wares. novIl
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FARM AND lanyard FOR SALE.
,s.1e THE UNDERSIGNED offers at private 49,
Isilk3 sale his Farm, situated the Prince sSss5a
I;..l%8 ton road. three miles from Evansville &ys
tsaE-H and about mile from the Railroad.
This iar comprises about sixty acres with good frame
house and barn it. and about twelve under cu
tVation IL Is in every particular desirable location
Will also sell the Tan Yard the above farm having
thirty layaway watts, houses &c bark, and thing
neeessar ~ for immediate work. The Farm Tan ard
will be sold separate together silt purchasers.
For terms and further particulars inquire the farm OF
MARSHAL McMUKRAN.
heier TO yonS lSeLE. Jr., } Fva,.vlle Ind
dee3l JAMES LArGHLIs, H'""s'ne' anu
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CERTIFICATES.

RocKPoRr STEAM MILLs. April. 1850.
aorxrs OF THE BosroS BEETING CoNPASy- Gents
IA II respects the Vulcanzed Rubber Settling. II Will
sneaL for ITSELF having been two years in use. Tho
n rye main belt makes hundred and eighty revou-
per minute, and apparently good as the day
they were put We have also a large Quaint. OF
ths Railway Betting, which is also doing very WE'LL
JAMES HASKELL Superintendent,
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SAW MILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION

SAW MILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION
fVHE STEAM SAW MILL lying Pigeon Creek,
ments Reitz will be sold at auction MONDAY, Jan
uary -. at IL o'clock, A. NJ. About seven hundred
Sawogs will be sold ut the same time. A fist rate
chance for speculation is offered in this sale, us the
mill is well located and i'm good running order.
Terms, &C., made known the day of sale, or by
application before 10 the owners.
I'An pc indebted TO the firm will please make
Immediate pay Inent and those having accounts against
ii will present them without delay.
dec2:-ts~ JOHN 4. & e.. REITZ.
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AGENTS or BosroS BETTING COMPANY: Gems
In reply To yosr inquiries. would say, that aier inc
use the Vucanized Rubber Belts. Manufactured Dy
Boston Betting ,mpany for two years, am iuliy
satisfied with their OF Grafton, although at hrs taken as
matter Of necessity. TO drive the machinery tnal was
stopped by failure OF the adopted Tor inns Puf
nose. The Railway Betting, had of You for the Con,
ductors complained OF 10y the oyerseer that started
them properly adjusted BY bis successor ana nave
been in years. and have worked wen,
recurring no repairs particular attention. from which
fri am of the opinon when first PIT at work, iney
were kept 200 tightly trained on the pulles
Respectfully yours, ,,.,,
EDWARD SMITH, Treas Naumkeag Mis-
CocuEco MAs'o Co., DOVER. N ii, April, ls5o
Agents BosToS BELTIsG CoMPASy' gems
We have had OF our Vucanzed Rubber BELTS, ono
hundred and ten feet long and twelve inches woe IN
use years, and will another was "ahteo' ""
should use the Rubber rather than leather
Yours truly, Gko' NAihS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-21

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is.
SESATE.-Passed the House bill appropria-
ting $4,000 for the equestrian statue Of
Washington.
An act for the relief OK the widow and
children of Col. Mckee, of KY, was passed.
The Pacific railroad bill was taken up, and
then postponed.
Dir. Petit, Senator elect from Indiana, was
sworn in. -1asEtlr
Mr.. Casss resolution reofferng the Mon
roe doctrine and applying lit Cuba, was Ia
ken up.
Mr.. Cass commenced his speech, which is
three columns long.
He was followed by Mr.. Butler, who gener-
ally endorsed his views.
Mr.. Hale followed, regulating the justice
of interdicting Spain from selling Cuba, and
said if the doctrine was to be acted upon let
US commence by notifying England that she
is not to sell Canada or any other of her pos
sessions on this continent.t to any other power
than the United States. Canada was of more
Importance than Cuba.
Mr.. Mason next obtained the floor, when
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Brooks, from the committee
on Ways and Means, reported a bill for the
establishment of mint at New York, (which
was read.
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FRESH FAMILY GRccEarns

ERESd FL N-lhI O1.DObixA3.
ISAAC HERMAN has now hand large and well as
sorted stocks Of Groceries, Liquors aud Queensware.
and is constantly making new additions TO every thing
in his line.
Fresh supplies of Butter Cheese Eggs and Vegetables
of all kinds constantly hand and will be sold at
small advance cost prices.
Country Produce taken in exchange for goods, the
highest cash price paid, nov27
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TEL EGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
for the Evansville Journal.
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
BALTIMoRE,Jan. 10Th,

a7f.H BALTIMORE, Jan. 10Th.
The mail is through from New Orleans. Ad-
vices from Mexico state that Carvajal was
there. Col. Montero with the regular Mex
ican army was captured by him. Canales es-
capped but was since reported to have been
murdered by some Rancheros.
Gen. Moull had got up pronunciamento,
and was marching on Zacatecas with regulars
but was again defeated by revolted National
Guards and returned to Matamoras badly cut
up. Is
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRIcnTTIpA1.

y " W a
" EOC1ETY--Ths following notice il riveu n,
the information Of members Of the Society ,xbo ~
tend TO visit Rchmond, on occasion of the Fsr wb;rh
will commence ct the society's Show Grounds on ~
1st day Of November next
At meeting Of the Board Of PRECEDENT ana I,;rsc.
tors OF the Manassas Gap Railrond Company held al
Alexaudria on the 9Th Of October lass. It Was
Ordered. That the Recording Secretary of the
state Aencni.uraf society be Informed, that the
members Of the Society, the stock. irnpIements
and the articles designated for exhibition al the STATE
Fair, will be transported over the Manasms ia
Railroad free OF charge. The agents Of the diere *
stations must be informed what articles win be re-.
qured TO be forwarded one week In aud that
the Secretary may be directed to forward ts order
true copy from the minutes.
EDWARD GREEN. sscretarv.
We are authorized by Mr.. Barbour the pyesideot
of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company q
say ..that this Company win make the Same
ment In relation to transportation Of articles and
members of the Society the State Fair AZ made bv
the Manassas Gap and other Virginia Railroad Com.
panea receiyug, of course the usual notice 10 time
etc. The Powhafan Steamboat Company. from
Baltimore, twill with much pleasure carry any cattle
and agricultural implements that may be intended for
exhibition at your tour) Cattle Show, to come of on
the LIST November" The Richmond. Fredericksbura
and Potomac Railroad Company will also transport
stock and other articles designed for exhibition from
WashiBgto and Alexandria ard other int rrneds
stations on the line of their Road to Richmond L..
Their Steamboat viii touch at Alexandria on Satur-
day. the 18th, Monday the S1st nstants, for the
purpose OF receiving board what may be offer
ed for transportation to the Fair those dates We
also refer to the vertisement of the virginia Cen.
trail, Richmond and Petersburg, aud Richmond and
DanyilIe Railroad Companies; and will add that the
other Roads The South side of Jams river are ex.
pected to do the same is proposed TO be done by
the Roads above mentioned but we have not receiy-
ed official authority to commit them such action
CHI. B, WILLIAMS,
Recording Secretary Va State Agricultural Society.
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NEW PuBLICATIOE.-We are indebted to
Mr. j. w. RANDOLPH for a work published in
handsome style by E. II. BUTLER & Co..
of Philadelphia, entitled 81 Church DictioD-
arg" by Walter Farquhar Hook, ID. d., vi
car of Leeds. The volume before Us is an
American edition of DIR. Hook work, revised
and adapted to the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the United States. by presby-
ter of that Church. In preparing the work
with that purpose, the American editor, as ne
states in his preface, has left out many arti-
ticles which relate to the peculiar ecclesissti-
cal laws and institutions of the Church OF
England many articles purely architectural
in their details; several on the more abstruse
and mooted points of theology; and he has
modified and amended others, by the intro
duction of much new matter, relating to the
American Episcopal Church in all those
points where it economically. rubricaly, and
politically differs from the Church of Eng
land
From such an examination as we have been
able to give the book, we should regard it as
one Of remarkable value to the members OF
the Church for whose benefit it has been pre-
pared.
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HusrrsGs CouRr.-This body disposed

OF three criminal cases yesterday.
Hugh McMahan, sent on by the Mayor, for COM
hitting violent assault upon his wife Bridget, on
the 18th of September set to the bar and tried
fer the offence charged against him. After hearing the
evidence and the argument of counsel. the Court
required him give bond and security for his future
good behavior in the of 300, which he did, and
was discharged
Hantz jenkins, free negro, charged with feloni-
ousy stealing quantity OF clothing from servant
of John w. Cosby valued at Sf0 the 21st of July
last tried for the offence; and the Court be-
ing unanimous as to his guilt, he ordered to be
acquitted.
Michael Murphy, charged with felony, in this, that
he stole $28 worth of clothing from George Stein
lem, the 18th of August last, examined by
the Court and the Justices being of the opinion that
he should be further dealt with for the crime. he
sent On TO the next term of the Circuit Court
and renanded to prison TO await final trial
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BOARDING THE LioN.-Philip B. Minor
made his appearance before the Mayor, YESTERDAY.
TO answer for demanding admttance into the city jail
last Tuesday evening, while in state of ntoxicaton
NOISY III the street, and throwing piece Of tobacco
over the wall to an incarcerated friend. Phil, on
finding that he about to be nabbed, cut and run
seeking shelter in house on Broad street, from
which place he was taken and handed over to Capt
Wlikerson, who Gagged him for the night. He was
set at liberty. - -
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~ Leaves every Friday Afternoon at O'clock by
the fayorite dde-wheel Ocean Steamship Roanoke.
Ed. Cavendy, Commander, for New York via Nor
folk.
Freight received to-day, tThnrsdayl at IL O'Clock,
and up to the hour of o'clock, P. NJ. Friday 2lst
instant
Passengers requested to be On board before the
hour of departure, O'clock, p. M.
Passage to New York, including meals and state
room accommodations, only $40.
Steerage passage only half price.
Passengers taking this ship Norfolk will be char
ged the same es by the river boats.
Tickets and Berths secured at our effice south side
OF the Basin. LUDLAM & WATSON.
%
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OCTOBER 20rH, IS53.-Just received

OCTOBER Both, 1So3.-Just received
~ by steamship Jamestown
1000 yards Lupins LIST quality, all WOOL MOUSE
LINE, which we will sell at 80 cts per yd.
1900 yards all wool, figured MOUSELINES
1000 yards mOUSELINE DE LANES.
These Goods have been purchased within the last
week in the city of New York, for cash, of men who
willing to sell great sacrifices in order to raise
money We invite the attention of purchasers to
these Goods enabled to offer them at prices
lower than ever offered in Richmond.
oc 20 HART MOSES.
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HIGH Ph-cE CT FKurr AT MALAoA--Adv;eesf ,o,,
Malaga to the 2lfs Sep, state tina, there hsa neon
more rains which had retarded the curing az fro,
and prices were higher than ever before know,
BOX raiins were cosiing 81 80 on beard ,,s !.
vas expected by Some that they would reach a
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~ constantly on hand the finest Teas, Spices of
every description; several brands of the finest Chew
ing Tobacco; Bacon for family and servants; Mack
erel and Herrngs; all kinds of Sugars Molasses, But
ter, Lard, Cheese, new Buckwheat Flour, Candles
Salt in bags and boxes, Pickle, Coffee ground and
grain; Backing, White Wash and Shoe Brushes, Bed
Cords, Leading Lines, Wrapping Irvine, Stone Ware
and Wood Ware of every descriptions Flour, Vine
gar, Liquors and Wines and every thug else belong
ing to Grocery store He will send his goods TO
customers IN any part Of the city free of drayage
oc 20
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MARINE NEWS.

PROVIDENCE, Oct l6.-Sailed, schr. River Queen
Burton, for Richmond
SPOKEN. Oct 9.-Schr. Siam, from Richmond for
St johns, n. Y; lat. 4S s, Ion, So,
Shio Helen McGaw. ut Chincha Islands 18th uit.,
was to sail for Hampton Roads about 10th
NEW York, Oct. l9.-Cleared, sfeamer Roanoke
for Richmond, aud ba,gue Columbia, fer Bremen via
Richmond.
PORTLAND, Oct. 15.--Arr, schrs- Mary Smith, from
Fredericksburg, and Mercy Taylor, from Philade!-
phie.
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MARRruD

By the Rev. George Woodbridge, on Monday even
ing, nth inst, Mr. MOSES ELLYSON and Miss
FANNIE TERESA, youngest daughter of Francis
Regaault, Esq.-all of this city.
On Thursday, the 9th inst ant, by Rev Dr. Howell
Mr.. JNO T. FLOURNOY, to Hiss NORA PER-
DUE-sl OF this city.
- Enquirer and Advocate please copy.
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~ w. 3. BfGELOW- A1z7,J,ur
COPYlST-offcs in the Law BniTa;,. AtsI ~, and
tne accounts OF those having regular BooI Keep
or act ss Assistant to Bookkeepersi in their
VILLAS copy all kinds of WRITING, ae
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SALE OF PEws.-The sale Of pews Tues.
day evening, at the First Presbyterian Church
amounted to ST. 200. The number sold was thirty
seven and the highest price realized for any single
pew was 800.
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RICHMOND MARKETS, Oct. !

CORRECTED DAILY.
Nothing interesting to note in mark ct to-day.
But little doing ia the produce market.
FLOUR remains quiet. No shipping demands at
over S6s Small sales from store $7Q 81 to bak ers
WHEAT-Dull at 81 460$l 50.
VOBACCO-Wthout change,
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NIEW CARPET WAKE ROOMS. Onno.

N EW CAhPEI WAKE RUINS, UppO-
v site Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.-CHAS. A.
GWATKIN, offers to purchasers large and complete
assortment of Carpets, Rugs and Oil Cloths at less
than manufacturer prices.
Splendid Velvet Carpets for Double ParlorF
Elegant Imperial Three-Ply Csrpeting
Ingram Tapestry.
Paper Ingram, superfne, rich patterns.
Striped Hemp Carpeting for Easements
Striped Venetlan for steps.
ALSO
1000 yards SO Competing at 12l cts.
1000 do "A Fig. do at IS cts.
loco do "A do, fne ct ST. cts.
1000 do Splendid Imperial Three-Ply Carpet
ing at the low price of $1.12kc per yard.
CA. GWATKIN,
ec 20-St il opposite Exchange Bank
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BouND OvER-Frederick Belyin, com
mitted to the cage last Tuesday morning for bein
tpsy in the first market held TO bail for hs goo,
behavior in the sum of SlOO
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DIED,

OnTuesday evening, Mrs. CATHARINE BROWN.
The friends and acquaintances are requested to at
tend her funeral this morning at 10 o'clock, frog
Wesley Chapel in the Valley.
tsg-Ihe Charestown VA paper please copy.
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beautiful is truth Like

NERUTH-How beautiful is truth! Like
u the smiling out amid the angry storln-like
the bright stars shining through the heavy night
cloud-like friend clasping the hand of friend-like
heaven upon earth, and God in man--like the FLESH
TINT DAGUERREOTYPES. approaching nature in
its beauteous bloom-and the STEREOSCOPES
natures prototype-dearer than the smile of friend
or love of parent, is TRUTH. Call at MURRAY'S
Gallery, the only place in the United States where
the FLESH TINT can be obtained. Truth Truth
Truth JOHN MURRAY,
Sign of the Red Flag, Eagle Square,
Oc 20 Main street, Richmond.
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tY -FOUR GENFPXrTc1

~ NoTlCE---My Stores, Nos. Is ana >.
street, VIII be closed on Monday and Tas. - Nan
a aa. iStn inss.' and re-opened on WeSSss5J I'm
' ~ ~ '' JAC0BA LET; re
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HIGH PRIcE.-The Mayor imposed fine
of 50 and costs upon J. A Hartein 70. permitting an
unlawful assembly of negroes in his house last Sun
Cay morning.
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me 81 Louis and Louisville packet fGeorce-
IN Sank 'e" dsys since al Grand Town On he
Mississippi Bic isl total loes - - Nv
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LOCKED UP.-Mark Wilson, convicted of
being Engaged in fight last Monday night, near the
corner of 7th and canal reefs, was committed to
prison by the Mayor yesterday, in default of bail in
Sloo for his good behavior
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'erfs' The runaway negro who created 90 much
=. In syrscuse rome time ago. died ia
Kingston, Canada, on the 10Th mat
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RAPID DRsvING. - Jesse Williams ant
Jacob Woo1son were each fined ST and costs. 70
permitting their teams to be unlawfully driver
throug h the streets.
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" III MAS w. kEESEE. Aucr,
tothce with Geo Sumner No 20 Pearl strest l..s9
attend to the sale of every description ~ i{s FL
oc 7--dlfn UNI, &c
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70" BATHS, BATHS. -BATHS.-Hot c.o,5
Shower Baths can be had daily at the H., ~ae
slng, snaYlng ana snanpooing Saloon, under ~
Single Bath Is cents, or five tickets for Il
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W-APPLY THE MUSpAN3 TrvI,tp,,r- ="
wish to Lurnbago, Salt Rbsam s LEM you
lions or any pain an external application CO.