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/ arross the Istbntns of Iehuanteoec
See The lengthy report from our specia corres
Dor dent relative TO the railroad difficulties at Erie
The last Geographic despatch informs us that all vas
quiet but that the work Of reconstruc,ng the track
80 been suspended in consequence Of the absence
o. me onited states Marshal ana his aias.
me isco"o'se o. 'oe express traih ga we u a,ien
| 'N'''u ~ 80 = No'' =
e,.,aoT nj So 80 ia ia
| h,sgaso 49, rae iiro, ona ~ !, ,he,, ro,s;s
! Griffin had nis ,eq brokeo
On reference 10 the proper reports else where, II
VII be that the stock market ia a very uo
settled condition yesterday. rbe foreign a9vices
caused -four 70 advance l24 to % cents per ear7el
"hta' vas aso ned az ah aoVspcs q ~ y \ eeu's
~ o"aLSl' gu ooih ~ 80 q - osns' nis"o'
han before fhe ness !; Is remarkable fact that
TIE prices for breaistuiis NV rule hisner than AZ
a'y period since Tue famine years OIL lo4.-4o'
"aN /" room prevents pAr'cno' f''e'ep'e - =
uu'n a. - a,har
,..,..a,'-a
me LANG ep''is-,' ."i" 'o'''''
-, p.o.,,oa. J. IL, a,,,,ol ,oosso,o ,non
n... ;.4,rt ,,,l,i,a,, ai.oot,,, onaoat,a
,,io, ,il, ,, aooido, ri.,+ J.; =
It'll .t,,. a,.,o,.st,,, - 80. n ~,
| ,,d o,,,. c,,,,n.,i, .;aorot;,, 49, ,,...
~ oo,,ins IL onr country ono IL f,,ir ;,,oo-
lions ana aiecoro,ie. II soiooce ana ~ bavo
cortrihutea laroalv - ma i,norovenants or ma
aqo without n manv instances soerring f,r
themselves anvtbipc like an adcouate reward >
Secondly ii reference 1, railroad l,nd grants
h. l. II favor of oronting Lands /, sncb roads
| through the public domain On the principle th i
tbis nolicy advances The interests Of the States
| IL which tbe works are located and NJ the Same
time the substantial intere il Of ali the other
| States IL enhancing the valua and nromotiny
| the III soIa - tba nnh,ic doma;nr Thirdly
| aoainet tho nolicv of river and harbor imnrovo
ments the President stamns his foot and saws
suhstanti,llo. Conditioner this husine.s mnst
he stonredn
Now in showing the enormitv tbe na,nabla
iniustice Inc invidous f,voritism and the de-
liberalization and corruotion 10 which fiji, sne-
cial LEGISLATION tor the benefit Of large patent
mononolies * likely 10 lead II once adonted
we have shown mai The President ii this br.i.
ness has been humbucred bv the lobby Iat
1 the House of REPRESENTATIVES see 10 it. or the
may be held to more serious Judgment bef,re
the country. Thus much for this snecial ezra
patent legislation.
we shall now very briefly look into this land
business in connection with Internal improve
ments. The policy I'd opted by the President
is plausible ut first glance, but will not stand
a close Inspection. When Thompson & Co.
form themselves into corporation, in cooiunc.
ton with the State OF Illinois for the construc.
ton Of railroad from the Ohio river northward
smack to Lake Michigan. they ask for alter
late sections OF the public lands on each SIDE
of the road, for depth of six miles The bill
is passed, and the land stocks Of THOMPSON &
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MEETING OF MERCHANTS AT THE CORN
EXCHANGE,


meeting Of the New York Corn Exchange called
the rooms OF Broad and South Streets Monday
January TO- TO take into consideration the late sAncholy
shipwck Of the steamer San Francisco and thu noble
conduct Of those captains who vere under ProvidaI se
the instruments CT preserving many valuable ves
fro impending destruction.
The object Of the meeting explained by Hr. n. r.
Wolfe, o. President, and the following preanabls anc
Resolutions, offered by NJ. Alrel Rsrrats unan
mousy adopted
Whereas this meeting Cards with admiration the gone
rous aid emily he.oo iuo 4 the captains of ships
Three Bells, Antarctic and tho bark Kby-
Rvtolyd That irrespective oil Gem nstrati in ether
quarters, hia meeting cannot permit The pAsc
WIN ut ter derng 70 those gentlemen enduring tokens
gifts apprcciative regard
Resolved That committee OF ten appointed TO oour
der Whist testimonials will be nolt appropria AID 70 re-
oeiye fnrt from the members u the
out the object Of the above resolution.
kessrs John l. Bulkey, Will AZ II. Powell,
Henry saydsm, Jr. William sehsaei,
John Roner Jchp yrisht
Isaac 4. FIost W. ii Newman,
John Rice, Samuel c. PAxsou,
we're appointed committee the meeting adourned BY
order, PHILaTUs u HOLT Secretary
Among those saved from The Saa Francisco were Mrs.
Burnah and her two children Of New York They we're
passergsr the San Francisco their way to Caifcr
LIN to join kr. b, who Is doing business there
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4 II Il u y II n 7 u y )
THE BARK KILBY.

Bosros, Jsn. 10, 1854
The steamer City of New York, with the bark Kioy lie
to. passed Ho mes Hole this morning. and Ia expected
here early tomorrow.
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TINS You viii sec that. inst-.d OF teiny hundred
miss shorter 1t is nine cities inges than ths
Lake Shore route wsis the advantages possessed by
read already tesud and having been FOR length OF
tine would naturally suggest hat bstter tine might
made for TIE anne distance on the American rnsi.
Yours, truly, J0us F. PURfR
General Agent OF tbs Michigan Souta.rn Ra lroal.
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NInIlnc Affairs,

nypAvrrRr NASHVILLE Tho steamship Nashville,
army transferred toe EAvrs iue IN pa,s Of the
Bru boist sailed ye,tsrdAy for HAVE via Southampton
gsf yasseoSsr ls. rumheysc seventeen.
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The Railroad Opening.
JAMES GORDON Bennett, ESQ
EnIrnR n Y EgRAfn-


EDroR Y. HERALD
nsar sir In looking yoar paper this morrinS
mott I'd article he sded R1ilroaa jubilee y 10 witch
II t'steo that paeugsrs ~ the Cs1zds route syoid
hGnefs niles OF the Lax. -hcrs ca5 thsreby int
natitg taat the Canada Inc has hundrei miles
ih.ir favor bet~sen New York sud Great Wet II
evidently nsivg mistake, append toe following table
IL distnp
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suRTOErsi fgEtTR., taSnbert s.rses PRxrTY PIECE
OF BUSINESS PAHESTs AID auARDIASs-YouSG &C
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ttt1 bDFS rNRsrhE, BroadwAY-BAcHFLna ~
$3.50 PRETTY PIFoE or 8usTNTSs CuRIosIriEs u aIr
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s.TtOsrb rBgAThE Cbashtm nrast--Afts moon
As-rLE EAgs. EsE3ing-CScLE loAls CABIs
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AAusEKERTs ms KyxNIEd.

GogARY ~ AFRs. Boasry-UvohE roMs CABIN.
kEcADw6Y rnEArRr, broadway Two BUzzARD9-
CATARACT UANGss.
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CnCISSArr WITHOUT POLICE FoRCR-While
tie puse.t ,oee Of Cincinnsu their defence In
the Bsan rvt s,ss tina city left without Prossstioo
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tpfcAH HUsEUM-&terpoou- TOW rItusB--
ohrsTlc ECONOMY. Gyouiug-hA MARRIED RARE nor ~
by IaunB
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13

CSncin nat1-rbeP Da0keRo and Brokers
To THE EVANSVILLE JouRxAL:-In the
Exchange and Money circular of the 7th of
Messrs. Gilmore & Protherton. leading bro
kers Of Cincinnsti, notice the following
quotation:
"Indiana free banks Is per cent discount,
unsettled, except Bank OF ConnersvIlle,
Northern Indiana and Elkhart County (which
are IS per cent discount"
1t is known to the Western public gener.
aliv. wherever indiana free bank notes have
circulated, that several Of the Indiana free
banks, among which are the three located in
this city, the Canal, Crescent City, and New
York & Virginia." have never refused to
pay specie for any demand from any quarter.
This fact ia known by no one better than
Gilmore and Brothe rton, and those men
further know the character of the men at
the head Of the Evansville free banks, and
are the Cincinnati agents and repositories Of
some of these men. They. Gilmore & Broth
erton, know that the Evansville free banks
are solvent, we'll managed, specie paying
banks, and that their notes in Cincinnati are
worth par less the difference in exchange be.
tween Cincinnati and Evansville, and ye,
they unscrupulously Islander these and other
kindred, well managed institutions in India.
ma. by quoting their issues indiscriminsteiy
with those of concerns that have no Office
where they profess to be issued and redeem
able. Why do they dc this. Is it any more
honest to take Ia or Is cents out Of every
dollar Of good bank bills, with which an In
diana trader goes to Cincinnati to lay il
stock, than it 10 to put your hand into hi
pocket and take out the bills themselves!
The man who feloniously takes the bills on
of your pocket, commits crime and is sen
, to the penitentia ry to suffer for it. The mar
who smi behind q brokers' counter, an,
{ fraudulently by his public circulars take
fifteen cents out Of every dollar in you
' pocket, is permitted to smile and smile, an
be a broker still. Such quotations show
, that there is something more than a mer
, financial rottenness at the bottom Of SOM
Q moneyed institutions in Cincinnati.
: 1t is not by such a course az this tina
great banking houses are built up. Their
Is a foundation quite as necessary to then
as money , and that is-morals.
0 A CITIZEN.
y EvAxsvILLE, Dec. IL, 1854
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Patent Ofrice Report.

The Patent Office Report states that the
arrearages in business in that Office have
been well pushed forward BY increasing the
uumber Of exsmisers. Since the first oil
January 1000 patents have been issued, and
the whole number for the year will reach
1900, or double that of 1853. The princi-
pal recommendation Of Mr.. Mason are that
the examining fierce be permanently aug
mented, that better provision be made fol
taking testimony in cases Of sppea!, and q
new rate of fees established.
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CO N G R e 8 ION A l. /.
rHrRrY.rmRD coxsREss-sEcosD SESSION.
WAsHIxGroN, Dec. IL.

WAsHISGToN, Dec. IL.
SEsATE.--Davidson, the Senator elected
from South Carolina, was sworn in.
Adams introduced bill establishing un-
form rule for naturalization Throughout the
United States. The bill extends the term
OF naturalization TO tweniy-one years. He
argued that in a hundred years from this
time every inch of the American continent
would be required for the support of the Am
erican people. Self-preserva,:on then re-
quired that no inducements should be held
out to immigration. He denied connection
with the Know Nothing society, or any poll
tical secret association. He disclaiaed all
hostility TO foreigners, and read p ssages
from some former speeches of his. showing
that he entertained no unkind feelings
against them. He did think immigration
was dangerous, nasmuch as foreigners rang
ed with the abolitionists. When he heard
that band of Germans had burned an Am.
erican Senator in efigy, he determined to
introduce this bill. So far as he understood
the principles of the Know Nothings, he
agreed with them 50 far as they proposed TO
extend the term Of naturalization, and in
the preference Of American Protestants for
office to foreigners or Catholics.
HoUsE.-Clingman asked leave to intro.
duce resolution requesting the President
to tender the mediation of the United States
In such manner as in his Judgment may be
most likely to lead to a paci6cation of the
mics and Russia. Vote to suspend rules neg.
atived.
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Hoes. WEATHER, &c-The weather for
the past few days has been remarkably clear
and cold, most admirably adapted to the
Pork Packing and Slaughtering business.
Not as many hogs have as yet been brought
in as is usual at this stage Of the packing
season. good article of corn fed hogs, on
foot, will bring $500 readily, and 81, Is have
been offered Sellers, however, hold them at
$3.50, consequently not meny sales, A
good article Of mast fed hogs will bring from
50 to $500. Messrs. ]. ID. Early g. Co.,
have packed apout 1000. Their average
number slaughtered is 500 per day. Messrs.
Wilson &Co, up to yesterday had slaughtered
about 1000. Messrs. Humastop & Co. about
500 and Warren, Mexican g. Co, about the
same number. The next weeks operation
will be more lively il the weather continues
az favorable as at present.
Terrs Hate Jour. SM.
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NEW FIRx.--Our long and excellent
friend, M. VIM. r. McRea, has entered into
partnership in the wholesale and retail boot
and shoe business with Nj. v. X. Hendricks,
and they now ocospy the old stand on First
street. Mr.. McRae hos become well known
to our citizens and to country merchants
through his long connection with the house
Of Foster & Brown, and has the entire con-
6dence Of his large acquaintance. In con-
nection with Mr.. Hendricks, who is also 4
popular and estimable gentleman, he will no
doubt largely increase the business of the
house, and even extend its popularity. We
seeommend this boot and shoe establishment
to country merchants. They can purchase
at a. good advantage with it, a. at any Of the
larger western cities.
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NEs. Bsighs,s Election.

A Washington dispatch ssys--"Mr.
Bright's election is dagger to the admins.
tration. He had bitterly denounced it,
Mr.. B. has never been "mesly mouthed" in
speaking of the present administration, yet
while his opinions were SO well known, he
has been elected. and by large majority,
President pro ten. Of the Senate, and is now
literally Vice President of the United States,
and prospective President in case Of the
death or impeachment Of Mr.. Pierce. His
election must be bitter pill to some Of the
administration organs. Our neighbor, how
ever, shuts his eyes, swallows the dose. and
even smacks his lips after il, a. though it hss
NO nauseaiing qualities.
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90 The Cannelton Reporter takes the
position that Mr.. Smith, recently elected to
the Legislature from Perry county, is no,
eligible to the Office. II is very friendly tc
him. however, but advises he resign, and be
reelected, as at this time he would be eli.
gble if elected again.
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PERFECTLY DISAPPOINTED.

We had until ofa considered the days selling and
course buying Patent Medicines past
Medicine must soon greet the worlds fvsred
But give Dr. L. Adams Liver Basam 10 tall
Of used and greater
other Compound before the public the
easel IL positively producing than other
Medicine now extnt It ostenshe fact that this Med
cine is for what il claims
learn Of the first failure what We
pledge oirelve, that there hambug H. See the
testimon ais IN this paper.
See Advertise ment in this paper. ey3
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SAD AccrpEHr.-We learn ~ . gentle.
tlemsn just from Cairo. that DR.. Caldwell.
of Csledonia, ILL.,, was killed by the cars Of
the Illinois Central Railroad running over
him. He was sitting on barrel, near the
switch. when a truck car jostled him of, and
the train ran over one of his legs and arm.-
He died that night. He was q very respect
able physician and good man.
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" The I. o. o. F. celebration yesterday
passed of admirably. After the speaking.
which we had not an opportunity of attend
ing, the members sat down to an elegant
dinner at Apollo Hall. We might give fur
Their particulars, but were called out Of town
in the afternoon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13

TOYS, CoSFEeTioHARx, &c.-Mrs. Kol-
ienberg has just returneA from Cincinnati,
with one Of the largest asssrnents of toys
ever brought to this city. We would invite
children patrons to call and see these toys.
and select tom the stock before the choic.
est articles are gone. Mrs. X. 10 alse prepar-
ed to supply parties with confectionery,
cakes, &c See advertisement.
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GLORIOUS SIMMER.

WITH the bot suitry atmosphere of the rank
Vegetation Of the ownds and the marshes in the deep valleys
Of rivers ami SOUTH wher die The
burning drinks the and the decayng plants
give OF noxous and poisonous that IL
produce Yellow iaundce arrangements of the Somseh
Bowels DarrheG dseptery Ague and Fever Bilious
Typhus Feversf Under these
You should make free Of Dr. BxucEs INDIAN
PASAcEA- Las power cleanse bowels. purify the
blood health in
of this paper rFTr'r.rr eys
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" We call attention to Mr.. Havlin's
adv ertisement Of grocery and provision
store. He has on hands choice lot Of gro
ceries, and intends keeping abutchsr's stall
open at oil h ,urs. Fresh meats Of the best
quality can also always be obtained at his
store. We invite 4 large pstrensge to him,
and think he will realize il.
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CANAL TxusrEEs.-We had the pleasure

CANAL TRusrEEs.-We had the pleasure
of receiving a call yesterday from Messrs.
Bowling end Edmonson, State Trustees OF
Canal. They will hold their annual meet.
ing at Terre Haute next Friday, and are now
on q visit to this city ascertaining the feel
ings, opinions and wishes of our citizens, on
matters connected with the Canal. They
are stopping at the Pavilion, and we hope
have received the kindest attention flour citi.
Gems.
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10 The Joe Rowley, commanded by
Capt. Smith. started up the Canal Monday
last, with scow boat ahead to break the
ice. Several other toats were ready to toll
low.
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OF, The "Donstion Psrty" 70 be given
by the ladies to Rev. Mr.. McCarer, will be
held On Thursday the l4th, instead Of 18th.
~ the notice was written aRd published in
the Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13

rF WIN. Mills, alias Burton, who escaped
from the Lafayette 0nd.) Jail, about three
weeks ago, was captured in Cincinnati on
Thursday.
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ELDER & WEBB,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
FORWARDING AGENTS..

CoLTcIr coNsIGNMENTs OF PROVISIONS AND
- Produce Of every description. ra
81 Cash advances made when desired.
81 Sole for the sale Of Duponts celebrated Gun
powder Also Of the Baltimore and Boston Ship Line
two class side wheel steamers weekly Refer
by permission.
JoaNs HoPxISs President Merchants Bank of baltimore;
JOSIAH LEE h Co. Bankers. Baltimore; ~
MISSES. SBA yKLrS REILLY. Evansville; q = q =
Gro. W. RATHBoSE. Esq. Cashier Br. Bank. Evansville;
JOHN MITCHELL. Esq, Pres dent Br. Bank. Evansvle
- decs-6m.
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u The mornings of yesterday and day
before were foggy mornings as we ever
saw in Evansville. The heavy mists did not
clear away till late hour.
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" The Court Of Common Pleas adjourn.
cd yesterday morning till to-day, 90 as to
give Jurors and others an opportunity of at
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DONATION PARTY.

The Ladies Of the Rev. Mt. McCsrer's eopgreeaea
pose giving DONATION PARTY his house even
isg of Thursday. the l4h inst. An the and
friends g-nerally. are envitsd. deests
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-13

~ A carding factory in South Menphis
was destroyed by Ere on Thursday right last.
1t as owned by Mr. MetcaKe. Loss $4,000
TO $4,000.
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/" Four dollars per hundred 10 bcisg
paid for COED csrn-fed pork at Washington,
Ind.
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GRAND PIANOS.

HAVING received supply Of some Grand Action and
other classical Pianos superb briancy tone touch
durability leave iavie the attention Of all the
ladies and gentlemen musical judgment call and see for
themselves. - ft "a NJ = 49,
And whereas necessary business require presence abroad
Viii ofer to sell them Of other GOODS. OF vi
Painting less than prices and WILL required take
for onehalf the entire consideration the notes OF
chasers. decS j. B. HENNINGS.
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KECElPTS
At the Port Of Evansville on the Wabash
and Erie Canal. for the current year ending
Nov. 30, 1854:
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"Ice commenced Aoaueg BY the Louis
vile whurf last Friday.
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10 It was almost too foggy ali yesterday
fsr. hssas e sas- Dast nighs was very fog
gy.
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OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1854.
Trains wiz run as follows Sundays ezcepted):)
Leave. Ev.asylis rsw wv to TEAM:
Arrive At 'ineeanes l2f0 Arrive gincennes f2oo
Depart from " Loo m Depart from 81 ..I:O0 IN
Arrive at Ierre Haute Ass Arrive Evansville
E5- Passengers dine yincennes
u. DANIELS. sup't.
Evansyffae, Dec. 6, 1884 dec.-if
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DAGuERREOTYPEs GOOD AND CHEAP.
ased the Daguerrean establishments o. Mr.
u Wright VIM. Hughes Store. and hsndso
his stock. prepared take lkeneses in
the hest style and very low prices am galvsnzing
pa and therefore have superior advantages. Like
nesses Of minis ers taken free Of charge. -
decil-2ws L. G. ONYETT. T
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CLEAR Y y

At the Port OF Evansville, on the Wabash
and Erie Canal, for the curreut year ending
Nov. 80, 1854:
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ApUMYlNIls Ms. A.. y OF REAL EsTATI

Nv , ., ~ h - i ~ Or nEAL 81 BAL ~;
- aaderburgh county. Ind Administrator de boni.
Iou OF Abrsm DecamPs deceased WILL the 10Th day Of
January 1885 the door Court House in the
Granville between the of 10 O'Clock A NJ and
clock p NJ. expose to sale the Of the Of section
in township sorth OF and also y Of
the Of sseon in the ewnshP aud all in
said couny Terms Of sales Of the purchase cash;
aud the remaining in is months the day q sale.
the purchaser giving notes with security. bearing interest aud
valuation laws. should said land sold
tion will sell the at SALE
drefi-fw JOHN r. FISHER. Adm's de bonis non.
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IVORY TADLE KNiyEs.

IVORY TABLE KNIVES.
FINE Of livery Tabfes stock. go
a sts sets of 81 pieces which
able for Christmas and New Years PRESENT. The attention OF
houset eepers called to this fact. CHAS g. WELLS
deci2 doors below the Branch Bank.
VARN-is bars toos $685. stos and 7oos just received in
II and for sal, by $500
dsei2 S. T. GILBERT CO.. syc. rear Water
DsSSOLUTION. Hff
FyNHE heretofore existing the
II sned. under the fam Of v. n. Hen tricks TO- 10
e X HENDRICKS
decll-u a, JOS. II. HIN RlCKS.
COMPREHENSIVE.
We undersigned have this day formed
IL under the firm Hrndrrka Mcez. and will continue
the Boot and Shoe business At the stand Of Hem
bricks Go. v. N. HENDRICKS
decl2-u ~ fsHf W. a.. McREA.