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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-23


not adjourned when the papers went 10 press
Mr. Benton opposed the bill.
Mr.. Knox contended that so far from the
measure OF 1850 rendering the Missouri com
promise inoPera,iye-they endorsed and re-
affirmed it,
Mr.. Pratt spoke against it.
WASHINGTON, May 90.
HovsE.-Mr. Geddings moved to strike
out the House BILL The clause "that when al.
mitted as State or States the said tcrritor a pe
or any portion of the same may be received
with or without slavery, as the constitution
may prescribe" lie said that the idea tina,
we should legislate for those who were to
come after US was absurd-the attempt to
bind a future Congress was vain and he would
resistit.
Mr. Cingman, am opposed to the amend.
ment.
1t was rejected by go ayes. nays not count
ed.
Mr.. HALEY moved an amendment 10 the
effect that the territory shall not, during 1854
be erected into territorial government--il
was unwise TO act on this matter now. Now
| if the gentlemen do not think so, they will
before the year expires. Rejected by los
against 81.
\ hT. 4 dChHdHl Ouereu an meDument so Is
to havo but one territorial government-he
offered it in good faith because he perceived
the majority Of the Committee on Territories
had advised them what to DO, viz: Voting
down ell mendments. That gentleman mad
said he wanted two territorial governme nts
to prevent fight in future, bat this was a
poor principe-it may be one OF progression
but IL entitled to no other enconium.
A Al
ment because the territory is too large Ior
only one government.
The amendment was rejected by 100 to
s3.
Mr.. Mace offered an amendment tn at the
territorial legislation shall have the power I,
admit or exclude slavery at any time He
insisted to expose the humbug announced
here in the stump speeches.
| Mr. lnglish, | would ask my colleague
should the amendment be adopted, will he
vote for the blll
DIR. Mace, will.
The amendment was rejected by 81, against
Mr. Parker offered an amendment Of bound
ares with view to encourage large free
soil emigration 10 Kansas to exclude slavery
Rejected. So against So.
ment:. This act shall not take effect until
the Indian title TO the lands hail be extin-
gnished He proposed it in good faith as ar
additional bill should not be. passed through
Rejected.
Mr. Fuller offered the following resolu
I ton: That the legislature shall have pow.
err to exclude or establish slavery. as it shall
see proper. AS national Democrat ht
should like TO vote for the bill, but he woulr
not as at present advised, unless his amend
ment should be adopted. In spirit OF kind
ness he asked his friends who stood BY him ia
the sist Congress, to yield little to north
ern feelings. aHH es
MT Riddle was opposed to the amendment
and 1t was rejected by 81 TO rs.
MIR. Elliott Mass, offered all amendment,
that the territories shall be admitted as States
without slavery. Rejected.
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OF Strawberries were selling at Cincin-
natl last week for rs cents per quart, and at
Evansville for 20@25 cents, and good ar.
ticle at that. Green peas selling at 81 per
bushsl at Cincinnati. But few in our mar.
kst Green currapts have appeared.
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GLASS WARE.-Reed per steamer Dick Keys:
g bxs ass'd Wine, Beer, Ale and Water Tumblers
IS doz ass'd Molasses Cans; doz Sweetneat Dishes,
with Covers: doz Glass bowls dog Decsners ce deg
Castor Paddles; % doz Cup Plates e5 doz Butter Pass
- doz Preserve Plates doz assorted Walters doI
assorted Britannia Caster Frames; doz nhtesns with
springs; doZ Lanterns e5 doz assorted Salts,
For sale at the lowest mari ct rriee by
mNf3 L. & ID HERMANN.
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WILLOW WAKE, .SC.-Ree,d per sloane.

NV =" /" fNE., WCs-hted pet ktcaMeI
w Dick Keys: I.
IS doz Shaker Brooms; o5 doz Common Brooms; G do,
Whips 10 nests White Tubs in nest: 10 nests blus
ruls, Tn nes nests Biae Tubs, in nest; dog Red
Tubs; dog Cedar Pals iron sound 4nests Cedar Pals
brass bound: nests Pine Flour Buckets; dos Iron
Bound Halt Barrels dog Common hf bbs; doz &c
dar hf bbls 10 gross Matches IS gross Cedar Fasses:
~ nests Boxes: dog Rolling Pins;
6 doZ Potato Mashe-s; dog Tar Cans;
. doz Well Buckets dozWork ia SIX cts ass'd:
10 doz Market do; dog Dbl d n, bbi Covers:
a doz Willow Wagons; dog Willow Cabs;
dog do Cradles: doz White Churns:
For sale at lowest market price by
myl3 |. Il ID. HERMANN.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNa MENTAL
-. "a IL VA III - ~ Is

PAINTS. OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C. &C.
ItlEENDENlNG Il WALKER have formed pa rtnsr.
" ship for the above business and opened shop and
Store on Sycamore street. just above Laughlin's
stand They will keep constantly hand large stock
of Paints. Oils, Window Glass Varnshes Brushes. &c
&c. They also solicit orders for House and Sign Paint
ing every variety promising in best
siy le and ai the lowest prices. m,9u
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yRTYTwO valua BILE out lots, In the north east ana
j moth west qrs of sectoni7 IL, I. 8, X 10 west and
living the side Of The Plank Road and less tnan
TWO miles from Evansville will be sold public
ion at the Cour House door In Evansville. on Saturday,
June Sd, 1854.
These Lots contain from 10 six acres each. ana
are well situated for residences and part OF them have
fine fronts on the Plank Road.
PLOTS and descriptions of the sane may be seen by
calling on the presrietors on the land Wheeler
Robinson corner Of Main and First streets, Evans sie
TERMS:-One third cash, and balance In ], and
WILLIAM oLMSTED.
CHAS O.. OLMSTED
ID. w., -, 4 po,,xsox p lmyI6-1W
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SP ECIAL NOTICES. .
Use DR.. Howe's Shaker SarsaparilIa
PEOPLEOF AmERICAi

PEOPLE OF AMERICAN! :
Thousands ofyou have suffered for long years with
Rheumatic Pains, ulcerous Sores, Sweed Legs, Files,
and man other complaints, that all the remedies you
have tried have failed cure, and your ply
pronounced ineursble-yeu need suffer no iOHger.
remedy l. discovered and places within the reach
Of all. that will cure all thss complaints and make
young again. Da co with joyior you shall DO healed
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
Important aud extraordinary cures daily reported
10 ne US having boen performed BY the OF this Lint
ment and tho useit III appointed in s effects
For sale by Keller, Farnsley ds Co., Evansville Ind.
II See advertisement IN another column. @
SHCN THE EPIDEMIC. 4i
can ounce Of preventative is better than pound of
cure" Woaid you preserve health and prevent sick
ness-wouid YOU bs treed from I'll liza ility to bowel
complaints, fux. Cholera and a variety
Incident 40 al climates aud constitutions
If so, you have one opportunity on, infable pre-
ventative; that Is DR.. BRUCE'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
PANACEa.- The OF this m dicine SO pu rifles the
render the system impenetrabe 10 the shafts of dis
ease Morning Chronicle
lr5@For gale Toy KELLER, FARssLrY & Co., Evansville
Indiana, -. 81. .5---.- lml2
NOTICE
McigAS'S VOLCANIC oIL LiSIgcSr is truly Celebra-
ted Remedy. and bass dome more to alleviate humuH
suffering than any remedy ever discov-r-d
One or two applications will relieve the most severe
PAGs. BarIss or SPRArS. -.. .-|
Twob'ttles will cleanse. purify and heal the fouiest
ULcEa or SORE and il will heal tho most severe Burns or
Scaid without n .--1 - u j.. ---l-lF
Everytamily should haue supply constantly on hand
for use IN time Of need
For 10 SEES IL is far superior 10 any other remedy for
ring La eeess. Bruises, Cuts, Scratches, Old Sores
Sweliings de- &c u y, For sale by Keller Farnsley
& Co.. Druggists, Evansville. Ind. - 81 : :
See advertisement N another column. lmh7.tf
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M have just received ut our Pap and Upholstery
w Store on First street, opposite Merritt, Field 81
Co.'S. large assortment Of very handsome ell
common varieties of Wall Paper, with Window Bnds,
Fire boards. &c, &c. which ask those to examine
wish To purchase, will sell them the
market price We prepared paper rooms in the
newest style on short notice. Call aud exanine our
papers. (myl3-t) L. SCHMITT & STAIN.
DECEIVED per steamer Dick Keys--Srsv,s
Ii KNIVES FoRKs, COFFEE Mills, sroos,, Cars,
&c. nC.-
Is doZ Selves, II and Is; Is gross SPOONS, assd
doz Riddles: ! dog Dusiirg Bushes:
- dOZ Knvc, d Forl ass'd doz Clothes do:
10 doz Butcher Knives 90 dog Shoe do;
IL bxs Coffee Mills. ass'a: 20 dog Serubbing do;
4d0z MoIasses Caters, nos. Is dfbz Horse do:
laide; IN bxs Shaving do:
gross Gimle,s; dog do Boxes;
odoz Tape Eorers; 10 doz Carpenter Pencils.
- Curry Combs. ass'd 4 gross Lead do
80 thuusahu :. s. Caps. dox inch s. les;
20 90 G. ID. do; 10 bxs Glass Pipes:
For sale at lowest market price by
myl3 | & ID. HERMANN.
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FORK UP!!

pEEF. SALMON, CHEESE, PRUNES. CHOCO-
II LAn SPICE, &C.. reed per steamer Dick KEYS:
eases 100 JAS Pruhss; cases "a boxes Pruncs;
> casks Prunes $50 lbs 81 Smut Salmon l4U III.
hf bbls pick Id Salmon; baskets l9 dz Olive OH.
kits MackereE IS b. Eng. Dairy Cheese;
eols Pe1rk harley; bbs Canr. Sugarcuret
4 bNs kccola.e; Dried Beef;
e5 bxs do he Sante 30 bxs Dried n ring;
superhDe la Vaniile; 40 bxs Ground spice;
90 bxs Ky. Mustard; ebxs XIV Mustard loose:
IS bxs Pearl Siarch: 9bbIs Saleratus:
10 Ike Pearl Starch in ] n 10 bbls Sack Salt:
10 bbls Cider Vinegar; ebxs Cream Tartar;
2bXs Auimegs; Is doz Bed-cords hemp
3 reals Cotton BEDFORD; grass and lutte:
3 coils Grass do; e5 6xs Palm Soap;
10 bxs 6 ralan Soai; - bXs Fancy do;
Is 5xs Saving do: = bxs Salt Soda:
81 bundles Cotton Irvine; for sale AT the lowest marker
price by (myi3) /. * ID. HERMAN.
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Os- Accounts from Illinois are that the
wheat crop promises an abundant harvest. II
the season continues favorable, the yield
will exceed all calculations.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

Mrs. JANE HAAS, recently from LOUISVILLE, Has
M Jus, established Millinery Store, Main street
opposite the Bank. where she has opened seasonable
stock Milliht y and Fancy Goods comprising Spring
aud Summer les of Bonnets Straw Goods, Ribbons
Trimmings &C. &c She invites the attention of the
sdies to these e DDS, and hopes 81 may be able TO
cure their patronage by good articles and low prices
She is prepared TO h all orders in satisfactory man
may i9-aw
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TUST RECEIvEO...

ICST RECEIVEO... rr# -a-r.
- SO lbs Ground TIMBER in Oil ID Cans; Zee.
rs lbs Chrome Red in do do do; ne-i
80 lbs Prusian Blue in do do 90; s
rs lbs Black Paint in do do do
40 i1e Chrome Yellow, dry tin cans; for sale low
ny unysl KELLER, FARNSLEY n CO.
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Z. c.. O'RILEY & Co,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
rNd. II Es q III - III rs s.,

49, HAyISG fitted up mammoth c--. +,
-. st Wharf Boat, the largest on the & x
Ohio iycr In the most sub stanai manner. pre-
pare facilitate an, business entrusted eth
er by NAV s:Is, RAILROAD OR "a y Al.
without exposing 10 the iBclemency Of the weather, any
property; aud srcular attention III be paid Ia Recciy
Ing Storing and Forwarding, and also to the sale OF any
Produce ,onssnedto u.s. and all orders promptly filed.
PC O'kiLEY returns his since thanks TO his =
friends for their former patronage, aud respect
"a J.! soc..s continuance of the same, which will be
duly reciprocated
Store Room, well supplied, will be kept for the
of Boats and their orders carefully filed.
mh3-d&wly Z. q. O'RlLEY IL 60
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- HHDS y. O. Sugar, fair TO prime just reed peg
1 steamer Sultana, la quantities TO suit, ut
myS COOKS.
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COME RIGHT ALONG:

COME RIGHT AEONG:
A IT, those who wish 10 have their Dagu rrcotypes
"A taken by IL. III. KELSEY, will please call soon, as
the present arrangements he will deliver his Rooms
into other hands by the first of June. Don't delay for
this will be your last opportunity lmylo Std
OTEEE LADIES.
lkTE have received, pc, Adams IL Co.'S Express.
w Plaia Neapotan Hair Bonnets. which we will
sell at So 80 each and plain English soft straw 50 IS
Also Ribbons, Flow Trimmings &c, &c Bounets
sold with without trimming, trimmed to order on
the shortest notice. EDWARD FEGAN& CO.,
my1S First street, opposite the Post Office
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JOHN HOW.
MAYORS OFFICE,
st. Louis, May IL, 1854.
con G. IL L ssION II
rmRrY-rHrRp coscREss-rlRsT SESSION.
Yesterdays Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, May 20, NJ.
The debate on the Nebraska bill was con
tnued to very late hour and the House hac
not adjourned when the papers went To press
Mr.. Benton opposed the bill
Mr.. Knox commended that so far from the
measure OF 1850 rendering the Missouri com
promise inoperatiye-they endorsed and re-
affirmed it.
Mr.. Pratt spoke against it.
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Mrs LOUISA KoLLEN BERG has again opened her
ltl Icf Cream Saloon for the summer, and will now,
and during the sc#sop, keep constantly hand,
for the nodaon Of VISITORS good article of Ice
Cream. She has two neatly fitted up. where she
would be happy To receive cal from the ladies aud
gentlemen of Evansville. Entrance 10 the rooms next
door 10 her Confectionery. lmy20-2m
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STANLEY WARMER,
ATTORNEY AID COUNSELOR AT LAW.
COLLECTING AND RE l. ESTATE AGENT.
Office in Bray's Block, over Post onhce,
myI9Iy Evansville, lad.
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NOTICE

"a ESSRS. SCHEEFFER ~ SCHROEDER would re-
spectlully inform their friends, that in few days
they viii open teir business again IN the room adjon-
ing tn, they formerls occupied, and would ask
continuance of The patronage shown them previous TO
the unfortunate fe which destroy their
entirr sInck. lmN9OM
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CEMENT e. LIRE
~ 100 bills fresh ground emcni;
$50 bbls White Lime, for sale by
tnx3O
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MILLS FLOUR.--9Ob bls fresh
ground in store and for sale by
my2O SAMUEL ORR.
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+
aVAyaa f. TIN II1dasa, DO e
1isses astsf!s 3 sSaa
Actin BosE
icei,lan Henderson. chaS gipl onc Iss JScks
son 3 under affsrt haying eossl+
lid the al rider lrhe ox niai ion Of The
lcbst Hi |inst. sas
cabSan 48 L4si E0uis CherIsH BsTnsard
was expIained I'D d eharK Of having comni tied
q most brutal asaault ana ibatter pr tho person
sof Ann Rhodes, an uni or tnnate frAil one who
sesid es on Danphin street I'he Recorder, after
hcaring tlle eyid exSe inf ormed MI Bernhard to
furnish bail id the suza Of $4,000 for his appear
ance to answer the charge before the FIRST Dis
{ trict Court. For once the devil deserted his
\ friend. and Louis could not GOT bail accord
ingly he was tumblsd into the Black Marin and
driven cH to the Parish Prison Ss
HIR b b Is TRI CT.
CAKRYIsa Orr a Al gypsy sort Of an
Individual named James Crow Is charged by
James Fitzpatrick with having stolen away his
child, little girl seven years Of age, and
carried II of to DonaldsonyilIe Al warrant
was issued for the arrest Of Mr.. Crow
LARoENY Frederick Pratt was arrested III
Elysian Fields street,on charge on having
stolen billiard balI from the coffee house Of
Mr. BIoise
SUSPICIOUS Jamas Rice was arrested oil the
Levee, charged with being Z dang erous and suss
spicious character.
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Turkish Ideas Of Happiness


AS specimen 1T m ex trene state of Content-
SmeRt, where content ongh not tp be, the How
ing letter iii given from Turkish Cadf exs
tracted from the appendix to the second pert Of
Layard's Nineveh, 1t will be read by our go-s
ahead race with equal amusement and astonish-.
ment Layard had nsked his Mussulman fi.iend
for some statistical information regarding the
Ecity and provinces oyer which be had ID long
presided. The Oriental rebukes him in the fol-
lowing extraordinary effusion Ss
g My illustrious friend, and joy of my liver {
{" The thing you ask of me is both difficult
and useless, Although have passed all my
days IN this place, have neither counted The
houses nor have 4 inquired into the number of
the inhabitants and as to what one person
loads on his mules, and another slows ava y III
sthe bottom Of his ship, that is no business Of
mine. But above all as to the previous history
TOT this city, God only knows the amount Of dirt
and confusion that the infdels may have eaten
before the coming of the sword Of Islam It.
were improbable for us to inquire into it.
g Oh, my soul Oh, my lamb seek not after
the things which concern thee not. Thou came
nnte us, and we welcomed thee !: 10 in peace.
a OF truth, thou hast spoken many words j;
and there is no harm done, for the speaker is
one and the listener is another. After the
fashion of thy people thou hast wandered from
one place To another until thou art happy and
content in none. We{praise be God were born
here, and never desire to quit it. Is IL possible,
then, that the idea of general intercourse be-
tween mankind should make any impression on
our understanding? God forbid
4. Listen, Oh my son There is no wisdom
equal unto the belief in God. He created the
world and shall we liken ourselves to Him in
seeking to penetrate the mysteries Of his crea-
ton Shall ne say, behold this star spinneth
round that star, and this other star with a tail
cometh and goeth in 50 many. years Let 1T
60! He from whose hand il came will direct
and guide it.
g But thou wilt say unto me, stand aside, oh
man, for am more learned than thou art, and
have seen more things. If thou thinkest that
thou art in this respect better than am, thou
art welcome I praise God that + seek not that
which 4 require not. Thou art learned ID the
things 4 care not for and as for that which
thou hast seen, defla it. Will much know
ledge create thee another stomach, or wilt thou
seek Paradise with thine eyes
oh my friend If thou wilt be happy, say
there is no God but God! Do no evil, and thus
thou wilt fear neither man nor death; for surely
thine hour will come
g The meek in spirit Ell Fakir),
- IMAUM ALI TADg''
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~ TA1EkAgs BRAN DIES The subscribers.
~ beng sce Importers ths Oily Of tbs
IA Keep iall supply
1872 ard sos and invite Tho attention rsde 40 wei as
copnceufz, the above bong FAre article
i Y WA. Il. LEVEEIICff u CO, A gentp
utr37a "a d5I.egse
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET u.

CRESCENT DFFIcE, a
Tuesday Morning, July u.s. 1854
COTTON. There was . fair demand yesterday con
riderng the and 1900 bales changed hands at
prices. We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. Middins Fsir.. a1o15
oas,d O.. s5saa 4 Fair
Good Aidaiing. Good and Fine. O.
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATrarNr.
..... i, 7, corro, y sss TonAeeo-h a.
ss9sa % n snss 1852 1897 ts
: yesterday. ,424--14lss4s 0oo-45ss7
l,4ao,4ls 1852
Exported to daso I. z. i 803 255 ss2e45 4
ystsrday... 8,ssO-l, slo,135 1o0-s274
stock on hand not cleared $50. l2o.2ss 42ll7
TOBACCO. -. We heard Of 90 hhds sold, of which at
4'labt 80 at B1s.s roriiaa. and OFT e1<<4 y ID.
Business vas 90 nfusss sales atsteady
prces as 81
oLAssEs The sales comprised 200 bbla rsboiled 1T
1o1o1E and 200 from the Carondset refinery atl2s
gallon.
FLouR But little auperans was Offering and the
sales ware confined to 500 bb Including $50 Super
fine 81 Louis in lots 12 also in twolos at
~ 20, and 100 Extra ut ~ Us " Dbl.
GRAM. We noticed sales OF 1900 sacks Corn of
which 600 Mixed at S. go in lots at co. 100 Yellow at
90 and $50 White in lots at 7o4 p bushe. OF Oats
there WAS little or none ON the Levee
PROVISIONS The principal sales Of Pork were 300
bbls uninspectod Mess at 100 at $11 and 30 dam
aged Rumps at IS SO Dbl Also Saturday 1870 bbis
uninspected Mess at s11 12 q Dbl. Only retail bust
nsss was doing in Bacon OF Lard $50 kegs sold
l0x4 y fb.
RoPE We noticed sales Of 200 coils at ~, and 100
fancy vt o. v h. ssss ss NJ
obaes Cotton were shipped for Harre
at "
ExoHANG Demand moderate at our quotations:
Sterling 0sI09 and l09A
Ernncs v dollar
New York sixty-day Bills az Ct disc.
signt t3hanKs on New York .J14f0A % ct. prem
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FFyHE ROAD TO HEALTH +
NJ h TIE iiaIl II I,IOsyy A Y,s PI III IS.

IA DESPERATE CASE.DF sCKOFuIAs CURED by lHoLLo.
AY's uINTAlENT o Sydney " hple
MAT Thomas Evans Chsfss
afflicted with eoaa IN the Neck
his body kind of oas q
medicines any
lOVAY,S OINTMENT AND Pill
that he health
time. ltse} 1%%ttsssASl4
ana NJ AZ
the
unons and by Messrs- B. D. SANDs New iasd WRIGHT
co, Orleans. n - 81
- saving taking large sles r.
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ssans &ys x G5yS $SS
u f1e ctc15qsf tfF pelfy fsdr fx 44xet1x
Monday fsefnisg g shs WI
8 FfEcetpn snd Tho
EXfr s6 t5 IN
yxi,i I'M sh fos stfSs 4xsry SuS
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INrsH The following II report of the
number III interments ID al the cemeterieaot
T tbs city for the week ending. At 8 o'clock on
Snnlny morning July 16 Es
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$3.50 y s =
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