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!. wnr Aw.Nr,n Am "pR,n BEAVERS. "-loung
CENiS's WIDE AwAkg HATS.
GsSlS No. ia Broadway.
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.lhs nom old stand of Fulton ana Nassau
- k.vr The pleasure Of addressing the public nom UNION
i,,r hs- thar which casntous fire expelled us aa
~ .sS o. them cordially 20 VISIT Us IN our new aug
1rrtrx stock CLOTHING tor nentleDen anu
rs n We believe viii challenge comparison WIN any
,.s IN The same either OF NewfoIk As we desire
a. vctc az EXCESSIVE Monday TO the exhibition OF our
- made or that reopening business on the old
thanks TO the enoufe anu uP
rrt whA sustained leaving the future 70 sno"
he Nv appreciate psst fsvors H. hoS5ss Oo,
Union Hal. cor OF suton ana Nasar-s's
GYSlS,s BAZAAR. Nc. 5l3 BROADwAy-lMP0RT-
a., - LARGE of CHLpaENs CLoTH%G
,a and made In the mo issonso
the lateness OF the season. ih
~ b. founa The opportunity Tor securing suppes %
srs children al that has ior years
As The OF rapidly consequence OF me 10" prices
GENiS's Bazaar ST. Nicholas Hotel no. ois biosaWay.
Weca the attention OF the public to the sale OF choice
Lors and the Village Of WEST FLUSHING
iusisr Fy Lots directly opposite the NATIONAL RACE
,a on the line Of SeyYork and Flushing Railroad and
o,lx s. 4 ftou WILLIAMSBURG. STEAMBOATS, Island City or Enoch
brsn Fulton Msrkep O'Clock NJ and stages leave
Peciip Grand. Ferries Wiamsburgh, at g. 81 u. ~
.ud o'clock extra provided for he occasion FOR free TICK
els sna other Information s9py BARKER ELLIOTT NoS Mas
sn- or TO j. RuSeIE No lse Grandst Wllainsbureh or
s NAY be had stages board Of steamboat on tine
morning Of ,ale
TpE TINE AND PLACE.-Now is the time to throw
Of vour heavy urderclothnE. and put one of our
ZEpBYR MERIso UsDERoaRMENTs.
Celebrated ghtnss elasticity Durability and cheapness
wv A RANKIN & Co.,
n Rover
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NV Mrslc --1ur WANDrsER's RETURN; Song,

,y NJ Ts,,r ,uns hy the AmIhons with great success TGe
inertia Of this home character tha ehhE 70 AZ
80 OUR GIRLS Ballad; words ~
e. d. Stuart music Thomas Baker Price plain title = cents
hthQgraph title, So cents. 40 M,
American aud Foreign Music supplied a. soon a. IN r'A
L. all Iaan frrc
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LADIES GENTLEMEN AND CuitprtN
An extensive superior variety o tue stove oo'o' AZ we
uwest niece which they be purchased IN tHeoahy
So, -, USioS ADAMS,
"'' No Broadway,
IL ...A -. Ianlde
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-11

DEMOCRATIC (OLD LIsE) Harmony AFTER
THE ELEcTross.-The Galena OIinois) JEFF
fersonian. Democratic paper, thus speaks
of Gov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania:
"Bigler, of Pennsylvania, is one of the
.dirtiest demagogues that ever disgraced the
Executive chair Of any s ate in the Union.
All tie friends of peace and good order, of
the supremacy of the law over mob iolanre,
will be glad to hear tba, he is soundIy
thoroughly, and effrctually teaten. He
was, of course. sustained by the Admins
trstion (all such lelh VS. are;) he was propprd
up by a demagogue dirty himselt-the
Postmaster General; he was auplauded and
cheered on by his ,oadies; but twas all OF no
use-he has got his quietus: he is politically
dead, buried, and damned"
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CT We have constant complaints made
US of missing papers. The Journal and En-
quirer are frequently left at the same doors,
yet the Journal is taken and our neighbours
paper left. This is species OF nice discrim.
ination, very complimentary no doubt. but
very disagreeabIe to US and to our patrons.
Five dollars reward will be given for the ar
rest aud conviction of one Of these newspa-
per thieves.
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or w. l.. Mackenzie was asked by an
elecfor how much he was worth. "Time
was" said little Mac, "tha' was worth a
thousand pounds-at all events that SUN
was offered for me. bat beng in my opinion
below The value of the article, kept oul OF
the way"
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o. We have been printing number Of
pamphlets lately in neat style. and are pre-
pared to fill all orders in that department.
AS for job work Of all kinds-why. send in
your orders. and if the work don't suit, you
need not take il.
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Or The Washington Monumer has now
attained a heighth Of one hundred and sixty
six feet. The receipts for continuing the
work are coming in very slowly. and at the
rate the work is now progressing it will take
years before il is completed.
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AUCTION Es0OMs,

MAIN STREET. BERa ZEN SECOND AND THIRD.
~ have Auction Rooms Main
w the old Court House where prepared OF receive
sell auction private all kinds
Aerehi nde Household Furniture. Horses. Bagsie.
Cash ads made eonsig O. sell auction
REGU LAR SALES-Ev ~ tuesday Thursday and status
day commencing at o'clock W aud Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Friday evenings at gas lighting
We will also pay particular attention 20 the selling OF Lands
aud ro~n Lots
All persons having Lands. Lots. Horses Wagons. Buggie
Merchandise OF description s fully
licitvd to give a a call oc,7-ly WOOLSEI Il sELaUN.
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BATTLE OF ALMA.-The total number OF
killed and wounded on both side at The bat
tie of the Alma is set down at 1886 The
Russians had 10000 infantry and 5000 cav
airy engaged; the allies 10000 infantry,
with reserve corps of 10000 men. Oi
those in action, $4,000 were French aud 49,
600 English.
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HURTS! HUHT,S!! HURTS!
IRON TlNCTURE.

Ut 10 well known almost that certain class
diseases their Origin Debility; and tns invent,
his strictly view led to tue
this valuable all Medcn-sto the shatter
aud broken system originating from and every
Thu Of IN. active and certain
e known the Medical world and be all
Ii Is psr'icaisry dt
ia Chi is Ssrotua rheumatism Gout Ub-truci-d
Menstruat which has been the Of death
OF young femaies that time oil when they
houia be ashie< somanhoOd Falling OF the Omb.
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. XIV, JEW lat. '53
Ma II. r. HrRT--Dear Sr.-Permit you.
tn. Female that
ago became diseases With Falling OF the Nosnh
hits which kest confined to room nearly all The
time had utios the hy the
without any relief In April my friends
ded Sprihsi dds and amer amin.
home. female acquaintance who hai using
Iron p=rusaed it, eouented It aud aft
the first bottle found self imrro vins rapidly
usns the 9Th bottle AID happy 10 say am stlt TO attend
TO my household affairs as before was .ates sick.
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsrRo Texas. May l. Is5s
MsssRs FARMER HURT Co.-GEsrIENrS:-HAviug,
been confined the school for several
pervadeI my whole systeu weak and emasiaed Itoer.
like walking skeleton until used three otes OF DR.
Hurts Iron Tisctnre I well and stify OF
truth that IL the medicine extan tor general debility
spas loss OF aud all
sdsessed state ofthe blood Yours. with respect
J. a. HAMMOND.
eyf-<mw WO0LSEY LiSCk Sole Agents.
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y>UaB,.s PROPERTY FOR SALE.


FUNHE d ole sale I'D Land Adj dining
the Pstoka oumhis. miles north ~ Prince
Gibson County Indiana AID 10 rods from the Railroad.
Land Is aad we'll in
Meaow Pas aud Plcushlana WILL watered and the soil
rot SURPASSED bv any Ia the county
ALSO.-s House and Lots the town Of Patoka known
the Pa Okla House. The Lots lie togethr and embrace
about Of Ground we'll various ku
fruit Nth living spring OF water rnnniag through tn ~
ARRANGED tor retr' rom Ev-
anve vinc~nuc; 10 hing a. ont equal distances the
Raircd those places Any whiu. to purchase
do we'll call the subs living the miss
the i5h Decenber he expects leave home
oct2s-.wd WILLIAM JER,ULD
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DAILY Y JOURNAL.

6y z. II. Cook e. Son had noble young
buck hanging out at their store door yester-
day, just from Illinois. The price of veni-
sou was cents per pound yesterday.
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1NhE miraculous cures that his celebrated medieins
Il has performed, s:sr all other remedies bad failed
the proprietor in asserting that 10 lie the only
liRin that - l cure Chronic or innanmaor, kheu-
assM Paralysis, Stiffness OF weakness in the joints,
Neuralgia, tstsss he. iarsehe or any Pain IL will re
move auy swelling, Tunor Piles, Hard bunps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples Bites OF Musquiios, or an! In
And is will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
ULCER S0RES Oh the legs or shins, no difference how
long tkey may have existed. IL viii also sooihe and
heal Burns sealds. Fresh Cuts. Wounds. &C., sooner
OWN a MILLION OF BOTTLES
hsys eees sold In ic5s and the demand is increasing
eay, asd have never heard of whe rein il has
kiiee 10 cure any external disease, when properly
Who then win suffer from Pains. Sores or swellings
when safe and sure remea. i so easily Obtained
INCoNTEsTAbLE PROOF
Of what We have asserted.
10 make she following hoping they may learn by
sxperieuce and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice BY false certificates and org
Por sin month. was confined to my room cripple
iron Rh~unaiism. Ny knee vas swollen tremendous
y prod scine The most pains The muscles
could not strsighten ny leg all
spilled he Mustang Liniment for four weeks. but 10
Zone 10 good han any other grease. obtained
and used yoar Volcanic OIL Linmensn three weeksif
'saKed the Tr.,es and :, ssted me eeImanen,ly IN
Issw Mr.. casedsy when he afflicted stated and
10 is sow well. wM. NJ. ELLIo1T. Pnknsyville.
Reader IF the n owe Is sufficient TO convince
OF the wonderful efficacy the Volcanic OIL ini en,
call and examine The tAoHsands which We have in our
possession from all parts ofthe country and II yon will
supply from aad II does net give sntisiao
ios, the money sii be returned 70 the pgrehaser
foK HORSkS AND OTHER ANIMALS.
NeLeaus Celebrate liniment is the only safe and re
liable remedy Cor the ,Creof SPAWN, Ring Bone Wind
Calls, Splints Unnatural Jumps Nodes or S.tildgs-
Il III never fail TO cure Big Head Poev Fstula old
RanninS Sores or sweeney. If properly applied. For
Sprains Bruises Scratches Cracked Hoois. Chaes, sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL is infallible
remedy. Apply as directed. and a cnre Is certain.
kesd she following from Mr. Wells OF the st. Louis
Onnihu. Company:
rsis cerfy mat have used the Mexican Mustang
Iiniment and Msi.ean's yolcsni, Oil Linment.
ubu. horses thai lame spraiRed and for swell
ings and found McLe ans Volcanic OIL Liniment
10 be tas best Iininlent. ERASTUS WILLS.
+. oflhe firm Of Case q Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
Th. Linimentis put mp in q cent. 30 centand 81
bottles. The 81 size contains three times the guam
sity 81 size and IN proportion to the
For sale by }. n. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, 81 louis No.
For sale in Eya,svill.. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY a CO.. at Proprietors prices. lmh7
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THEO DO.E FRaNkE,S
CINCINNATI OHElN(s ESTABLISH VI ENT

Corner Che nut and Canal opposite Henry Lut Croe
-. Evansville Indiana.
NANCY Dyer Steam Scourer and Rehnsher OF Dry
and formerly Foreman NJ Cincinnati tor MIR. Teasdze
New York bye House.
CLANS by Ladies' and Gentlemen 8 Clothes Silk
oon CraIe and Cashmere Sha~ls of
tion finishes al Go Dyes Kind
20 pa tens aud finishes them equal He
spots stains from silk Dresses dry ihnt
in color tie also cleans finishes
tans in Silk oollen. Toe de Tersse and Tuii~s
Also he cleans Carpets aud flashes them equal to
fair rates. octls-lsdSw
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CITuATED the Evansville and Ovensville Rad three
y miles this City Wit, log orchard and
failing Sprng-twenty acre, ards cleared.
ALSO:-A two story Brick Hons the second
aiaut streets good re air and conveniently tui
ALSoFyr vacant OTIS laying Bell and Cbandiers En-
arsemens which will be s"ld reasonable En-
uire OF aug23 T. BACON & co.
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no, .,, HOUsE EgRN,snING GOODS.

" animation large stock Of FURNISHING Goods
sas of Three Ply Ingram low preed Carpets Stair
and Hall Carpets 81 various and qualities Floor Oil
Cloths Is feet wde Satin Laiues Worsted
Cotton Usmsks Furntnres and Bro Hollands tor Cur
Muslin and Lace Curtains Cornie-s Curtain Pins and
Rods Msrs~es Quilts Lin. Damasks. Table Linen asd
ToweDg Piano aud Tatle Cloths. aud Bed Blankets of all
sizes and quail les.
We also manufaeture Mattresses Of every size aud deserp
ii which will . good he fund Also.
Bed Comforts ali Ali ~hch will
the quality he found this side Allegheny
Mouut aims Foster Block ist st. near Main. oct2O
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X. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT az uy DK0PtPEH.

n. otiOf1G0
EXTRACT OF Hy DK0PgPER.
voa DYSPEPSIA, scRoyrLA. AND ALL InrrRETIEs TIE
BLOOD.
Prepared by ose IF the FaenhE.
rINHIS vegetable remedy which sIreadingt all
parts country, prepared by graduate of
ofthe hrst Medical schools in the West. ply sican Of
high standing in his profession and much OPPOSED TO
mpireism qnaekery any one be. as is shown
b, he fact that The pe is published and
each bottle Of tina medicine thus eXoneratng il from
iT Is PREsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
will be by references to the Circular and by the
Unlike SarraparilIa the Hyropiper qnck in It's
son the nrs bottle often producing wonderful results,
rs In the If the negro girl of Mrs. simmons OF
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEK!!
In short wherever known stands at the head OF all
remedies FOR the following diseases:
Dyspepsis Scrorula White swelling. Negro Consump-
hon Chronic Rh"uma,ism, Gout. Neuralgia Ulcers and
all skin Diseases. all Renal or kidney Affections, all
Female Irrerarities and Distractions Mercurisl Dis
eases seeondsry Syphis General Debility and aIldis
order. arising from impure blood ard Dad Habit
ron FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy staads unrisalled II Is slight stmulan
and a no We rfuI tonic and Alternative.
h.,iner OF the eomplex ion, in the cure Of Tim
pies and bioibes producing clear and beautiful skin
n much safe and sure remedy than ALI The
m.,ic. and lotions in existence. Try it. and will
ne, er regret H. no not lose confidence fitshond seem
,t srs, 30 increase the disessche general effect ofths
medicine being drive allimpurtssto surface and
BY that out ofthe system.
hsRDEssRUR6. NY. Oct. q. lc5l.
DR.. A. p. Geoheean--Dear Sir: have examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract OF n, dropiper for
,h OF Scrocla in all its forms aud other chronic
ale lions, viz: rheumatism. Female eakness. dc
Having prescribed and watched s effects in many
of the above diseases and having always found il eec
tual most cheerfully recommend ii TO the afflicted as
the best alternative and tonic have used--ato
gefher superior TO sarsaparlla and any OF its
pounds. II. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
-.
Owy<ssoRo' KY. March %. 1s59.
Dear Dc-or:-I receiv ei of the sd inst an acs
cordns your request acknowledge the receipt OF By
dropiper.
IL several in this community it has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short consider IL a valuable prepare
lion. have been using IL SELF and think IL benefits
my general health. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES CONAN. NJ. ID.
PRIcE per bottle or bottles for IS. when takena
one time. RAYMOND a. PA1TEN.
Sole Agent. No. "A Fulton street. Louisville. KY,
TO whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALLoCK q sToDpAED.
" Princeton, X. b. HALL0CK
mh9s de- w6m-is 'ta II Efr
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HENRY STEES,
NOTARY PUDslC AND jUSriCE OF PEACE

Mt. CARMEL. ILLS.
KAI attend 20 Coll, citing and Securing Claims IN South
Esern Illinois, all other Business
10 said oMees. paying taxes, &c.
Refer to w. Page. Esq Cashier Canal Bank Evansville
eyA-Bw
AID for family use in tin and JAZZ. for sale BY
IL oosH &EJ. HJSTER d %.
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J. HYDE's MARBLE YARD,
CORNER SECOND AsD VINE srkEeT EVANSVILLE. IND.
NE uRdvrsgnsd would respectfully the citi-
zeRsei Ev4nsvle and the public generally hst he has
purchased the entire stock Of No. Marble OF Mr.
Humphrey and is ally prepared Hll all Monu
ments Tomts 0beisks. Head and Foot Stones the hest
and the material Those wishing
sutai lie Nouumsss their deceased Friends would do sell
to gave him call All orders promptly attended
oct2i-u j. HYDE.
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HATS AND CAPS "A splendid assortment Of all the
octfy JOHNSON FRENCH.
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BOOTS, SHOES d LEATHEIRs,
T.. G.. WEfsSTEsf

NO % Pesri street bsio" Alnut q Nins
CIScISStrI. OHre
Vhave received thousand Of Boots and shoes
suitable for Fall trSde 9TH large asort ent0
of Laiie Misses and Children shoes Makns
very desirable which will sell at cash shor
Country dealers invited to call and examine stock
sep25-w3u
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AZ! LOOK HERE
" de- I Ia cans Lohsters, do b cans Lotsters,
do Fresh ,'ad. 90 Fresh Haddoek,
do do Shsd. do do Haiibut,
do do Mackerel. do Cove Oysters.
do Spiced Oysters, received at
novs COOKS Family Grocery.
VNHIrEwsx Beads. Gold Pens and Jewery. lust
w rec'dby oet23 A. G. PUSHEE.
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FOR TERREHluTE.

FvHE Csnsiboat JOE RbWLEY Capt SMITH will leave
tor Terre Hsute Monday. 9Th Inst Mt O'Clock
y. ~. For rsishtor Passage apply ON board or to
novt-3t HILL A. HOLLADAY.
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

I'VE nov nave hand one OF the most complete aud de-
w srabie stocks Dry Goods found
mar ket which all each promp. buyers
uaasaay low Our stoe houg directly from the
aeurers importers aud in quality and che
Oct, comp~titon ron Of the markets in the wet.
W. feei thankful all Of old
feel we'll assured that make 1t well
that Of all Others buy ing give ell before parcha
elsewhere. oc.iS JOHNS y a. FRENCH.
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WABASH AND erie C.N,I

ERsHANTS shipping receiving Merchandise or Pro-
W. dnce by Canal will end warehouse
nent er that ms Our charges will able
the business viii be PROMPTLY and asd
ss&lud HILL = HOLLADAW
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NOTIONS, TOYs AND FANCY GOODS.

II FIoHEE IN NUW BEEN ETUffI rs
Evansville constantly adding all the little use aud
Ornamental articles this particular braneh trade
with ARRANGEMENT with Eastern merchants
will sell for cash. the lowest prices Custom
ully invited
variety. Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street
e2-Iyd&w
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q CCoRDEONs Music Boxes and French HarIs rec d BY
I n oexzs A. @. PUsHEE.

OAW SILK HOsE.-so dos reed this day and for sale
III by ocl3O JAS. Low CO.
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GEORGE kL8sN. PHILIP DECKER. PHILIP KRAMER.
GEORGE KLEIN Il CO.,
SOAP. CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANDATORY.
ina
PHILIP KRAMER.

GEORGE KILN: raMiy pEcx.R. PHILIP KRAnrn
GEORGE KLEIN Il CO.,
SOAP. CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANDATORY.
tvan.vitse, indiana.
VIE Undersigned leave TO Iai"rn the merchants
SOUTH Indiana. and the plbc generally that thei
fscture Soap Candies asd Lard scale
We will articles manufactnred as good and tn
prices as hoe be Purchased in Cncrnau We manu-
aeture all the qualities and the
the liberal patronage have aread received
ve determined merit Continuance and an increase
the the OF the pub
lie for the establishment Of Home Manufacturer in
city.
N. B.-rhe highest market prices awys paid &r Taov
Lara an Grease sind GEORGE KLEIN e co.
Ayincennes Gsze,ts and Henderson Courier eoVy NOS
and send hills 10 this once
nELAINEs.-2o Printed De LANES;
IL Plain do
5cAses Persian Cloth; received this day
and for sale by oetIl JAS. Low b co.
IN PIECES Fancy Gu. Velvet v.stins day ant
u " for sale by oetio JAS. Low 4 co.
OHIO SC lie WORKS
RIGDON. RH LAND d CO..
No 80 Wine street. bet Front and Columbia Cincinnati
WE are featuring Railroad
gst and Bank Scales. brass and iror
In beams. Counter Scales. Se., &C.. which
NE warrant af superior workmanship IA
~ mstrial We would call Particular at.
eaton Iron l. ever Hay and Stoe,
scales. All concentrations pr mpti,
attended to oeti3 If
DLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS we have on hant
ID superb sock Of desirable goods which
fer the trad. at heavy discount years prices Cal
and see them. oetis JOHNSON 3 FRENCH.
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GROCERIES, WARE FURNITURE.
LOTf. dC., AZ AUCTION.
WILL o9sr sale Saturday m0rnins Nov. Sth a. 10
O'Clock ali the stock OF my Grocery Main street
below the Csna consisting Groceries Of every des rpoa
Croekery Ware. &c.
ALsO-At the time and place lot Of Household and
Kitchen furniture consisting Chairs Bedsteads ost-
ding Bureaus. stoves &c.-ail In good order.
ALSO-FIyE LOIS in Lsmaseo back Of he old Brewery
very well situated and rapidly improving nsshhoshost
The house occupy where tn above sale will hs acid 10
offered for rsas0Estie terms For ars.r .n
of JOS. WIDOWS.
WOUgsEY X NELSON. Austicueeys I'd
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v,ns.sAyINGs BANK,

FTKST SFREET. INFLOW MAIN.
WHY BANK pays per cent interest deposi.es paysbl
on demand buys and cells Ezchanga. Com. Cncurren
Money 6c &c grants Loans makes Cplleciors and remit
promptly at current rates Of Exchange RENTED
all Pars Of Europe. octii-sf G. COPELAND Cashier
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ILLINOIS ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8.
Olney precinct Tor Congress, Allen, Dem.
ll2. Archer, Wing, 1874; For Legislature,
pYsion, Dem ISL; Peterson, anti-Nebras-
ka, 81. 'Carinsville precinct, Yates major
i'y tor Congress So Springfield precinct.
Yates majority IA. His total majority sup
posed about 400 in this precinct and 323 in
the Jacksonville precinct.
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4 IMPROVE YOUR STOi K-I have several pairs Of full
blood and half trvsd Shangh. Chrck. for sale
nov COOKS Family Grocery.
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Returns indicate the election Of the anti.
Nebraska State aud congressional ii. ket by
an overwhelming majority. Waldridge and
Howard, republicans, are elected to Con-
gress.