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for the Sioux. Winnie.
basoes and Chippcwas.

&EAlED Proposals, properly endorsed, viii be re-
} cctyrd the office of the superintendent If Indian
Affairs IL Minnesota, until 18th OF Apr next, for
sporting the ,sIouN, WiunebagO and Chippewa annuity
goods and provisions for 1851.
Bidders will state Al what price per l00!bs. they will
receive he property from the steamboat landing At -
Paul. and store and transport tie same under To
t9e Different Agencies. Also. The OF The
persons they VIII offer as sNrttIe> The contracts
And the suret! O.! such bidder shall sign AID transmit
witu each bad, guaranty il This form
The undersigned undertake that, If the bid of -
, tot said trul> puTtttOn be accented tv the
Superintendent o Indian Affairs, the bidder shall, Oh
or before tie 5ih g. g next into the bond re-
CURED "a perform the SAID contract. the rat, of his
az theiI bids, with good and sufficient surcties
The undersigned reserves the rt to direct the 9ssti-
nation OF SAID IhhC freight to any uther place than The
AScn'es the prce to be graduated proportion as The
distance IL incrtascd or diminished
~. A. GORNAN.
Gov. and Supt Indian Affairs.
St. Paul. Feb. 2tih, 1891. "a #
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INSTRUCTIONS

Pcs.mastcrs aud bidders will particularly notice
that the service to special Offices differs entirely from
dat the regularly numbered in this re.pect
that the contractors pay must be derived exclusively
from the net proceeds of the Office supplied, sc,t, I,
certain sum- To be named by him. that thc excess OF
ret proceeds. If any, beyond such must he held
BY the postmaster, subject to iraf, Of this Department
and that if the proceeds fell sof Of the a'nount
Of the bad agreement, the deficiency Cannot in any
case he supplied by this Department.
Postmasters are cautioned against employing car
r'ers add paying over the proceeds OF their offices
without special authority from this Department.
Existing contracts and arrangements are ~ cease
on The 30ih June, 1854, ard contracts must be
made, TO take effect ca the lst July. 1854.
ii no bids be made under this advertiserocnt. or
one named as contractor by the postmaster at d
SPECIAL office before the lst Jnly 1854, such office wal
be reported for discontinuance.
When change Of contractor becomes necessary,
the fact should be promptly reported, with the reasons
therefor.
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lS,saed.l
tDatcd.l

Frm IF a bid fa sulnlyag Special Pos, Offices.
/, ,ot couoty Of
State Of hereby propose to
supply the sleial post office at with mails
rom often : the Postmaster Generals
advertisement for proposals Tor the same dated Jan
nary g. 1854, requires, agreeabiy to the provisions Of
the 4h section OF the Of March 3, l945--ihat is.
at a compensation 10 he derived exclusively from the
net proceeds Of hostages collected said SPREAD
fee, Including ,he postage letters and papers sent
prepaid by stamps, and not TO exceed the Of
dollars per annum.
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1902 From Point Douglass, by Saltwater, Marine
Mills, Taylor's Falls, Fails Of ST. Croix,
and Pokeguna Lake, to Falls Of st. LOUIS
River Of Lake Superior, l75 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Point Douglass Monday at m;
Arrive AT Falls Of 81. Louis River OF Lake
Superior by q m next Sunday;
Leave Falls Of St Louis River OF Lake Supc.
ror Monday at M
Arrive at Point Douglass by IN next Sur
day.
Proposals TO commence at Falls Of St. Croix
are invited.
l4023 From abashaw, by Minnesota City, Monte
and Brownsville, 10 Decorrah, Iowa
l2O miles and back, A week.
Proposals for this service by the uip arc IN
vitcd.
Bidders will name a schedule Of arrivals and
deIaruIeS.
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JESUP & COMPANY,
BANKERS 50

BANKERS &C.
N.7XCTANGE sold and purchased on New York Bos-
q 4 ton, fhiladephia Chicago Detroit and other Ci-
ties oi The United States Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED rates Of Exchange Interest aiIoy
ed on special deposits We also draw direct pay able
NIthpu. discount, ON
ENGLAnD.--LiverpoOl, London, Manchester SC
IREIAHD.-Dablin. Cork. Limerick. Belfast, &c
Observation-Disclosures, Glasgow, Perth. &c.
Also, Drafts "iyabl IN Francs Iorins Thalcrs on
FRAHCE.-rarIS, Havre, L. ors, and Msrseilies.
GeaHtNT.--liamt urgh, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels
Alnsterdanl, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich,
Copenhagen. Dresden, Berlin. Hanover StrGsbureI
SWIr2EEIA --t.cne,st. Ecruc. !!asle
irALy.-MHap, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice,
MeSsiua III Sicily.
AUsTBIA--F Jenna and TiCst
RUSsIA.--.,t. rcter.burzi War.aw
WEDEN.--StOckhOlu.
NOW f,hrisiiana.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 10, Is53.-y30
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w I!Oi ESALE Grocer, ForyyariIpr and Co..,,;
son Merchant, aud General Steamboat t,rr,.
va % ltNce, GaleHa III. The attention of L1,crs ..
"''" '" nv st"ch oi GTocesies, Provisions. enc etc
iiaFls received by late arrivals from New YORK RS
oh' Ne" orleans and st Louis, which IN addition nv,
s'"'h' renders my assortment complete saall
continue 10 receive additional shpmcnfs from NM. 10
h't' curing navigation, thereby euNbiug me to nav. a
esh ana hl stock throughout The season. ana 10 be ILL.,
at al times, 10 I'll orders at the lowest niar,r, r
The Receiving and Forwarding Business Sh,ll in o.
ry laSahce nave my personal attention which dia.
pa''h ana are VIII be guaranteed, and the ,xe.a Of
S'nt"2c anu ptal age n much As possible avoided
ieel assured that my facilities and tong i,
the Commission ard Forwarding busin. s. enable mn, 70,
warrant ehuie satisfaction % any that may iyor me
with their patronage. NV
Liberal CaAh advances will be made on Produce mn
Ntrchahdso shlpped Ia me for sale in thi. market pa,
tlcular attention viii be paid TO the purchase 81 an r
Giles not III ny line.
4 Agent for t'a!ena and II. Louis and Caens and
st. Paul FAChET LINE OF STEAMERS
Galcna, April /. lS52. ,e
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Proposals for carving the Mails.

uDROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
ted States from the LIST day Of July, 1854, to the
Both DAY Of June 1858, inclusive, in the Territory OF
MINNESOTA, will he received at the Contract OF
fce Of the Pos Oihce Department, IN the City OF
Washington, untl a. OF 10Th April, 1854, (to he
decided by the 3Osh April, lS5I,) The routes and
in the times berein specified.
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Form Cor a bid uhcre no change from Advertisement

Form for bid uheTe no change rem Advertisement IS
oon;'tau!atei lp The tidder.
(or we, the may beg l!lere write the
mime names IN full OF there state the residence
or residcncesl hereby propose to carry the nal
route No. from to "a often as the
Postmaster Generals advertisement for proposals for
the same, dated January o. 1854, requires, IN the time
stated in the schedules contained IN said advertise
ment. aud Ivy the following mode Of conveyance, TO
Wit there state how II to be cd,*I for the
annual OF here write out The sum in words at
ull leugth.J [Sgned.l
dated
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The undersigned POSTMASTER, judge, or clerk Of a
Of record, the may bc) ccrtihes that he
is well acquainted with the above g,,liantofs ard
their property, and that they Of property and
able TO make good their guarantee.
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The undersigned undertake that, if the foregoing
bad Tor carrying the mail route NJ. DE ac-
cepted by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall,
prior 10 the LIST day OF July next, enter into the
blurred obligation perform the services proposed,
with good and sufficient stwcties.
IDated.l iSisned by two guarantors.l
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SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals invited for supplying the following
offices ia the Territory of Minnesota Tor the net pro-
seeds Of said Offices respectively, limited a TO
be named in the proposals in each case;
Grow Wing from Fort Ripley, miles. once a
week and back.
Little Canada from S.. Paul, 6 miles, once Il week
and back.
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'I'Tt SNT>CiItI hHNl. Boon APPOINTED Agent Tor Tic
slc of louisville Cement, viii keep Il large SUNNY
CT hand, and viii hC sold a small advance fruui Wan
uticiHrcrs Prices Ii. Z. McCi OSnEN.
!.
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TO BLACKSNiITIIS.

TO BIA CKSNETIIS.
MA viii give for good buck mths scraps | IA
v per ID. m trace for Iron NJ sheet scraps boa.
si2-tf IRON MOUNTAIN IRON STORE
AYERS CHERRY pECTOR Al.
PHNlS uDrlvaled cure for coughs, colds, noarsness
IL bronchitis, whoopin e-Congh Group. asthma and
ption, too We'll known require any cerd-
cafes, is constantly kept for sale IchcaN q Axtels
nd jarvis Sc Paul, ana by deaers IN medicine ever,
ahers. Ist
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AMUS' STEAM SAW MIL


q EAR DaN tons Landing. l. now ~ upcratio ard
" prepared g. ilr.t>h bills 81 lam Der II every d
dcripion. ill saw Cal A,h. Bass God, or other
urbef Of any dimension rtG i,-!Cas. ,itl i,ot
stan Il necessary! LatH ani llcAei, atwa!, ca aid.
he only CrOCkeTy Store ~ minnesota.
~ MA YIN - tru'N grateful 60 tac g.. l'lta,ts
0s If 81 Pan. and thc whole Territory. iot the
ptoiHp ' very lb' ri supp which they award
ci 10 The above ulc liking. From The hf7t II been
his ambition o. dc husine,> which, being oVCrsi,eiy
Tor China Glass md OnteLswUre. should meet tie de
and, of ,c public taat line July than mix
"a business C Id do.
r ". sell as cheap, and Gl orders vel as
anl house this side Of st Louis. he has heavy
slocl end The Il price Of frc hi and
Le scarcity 0f CrocscrN "a ihe country, of
the closing of the Eug.s unuiuc torie., he ter
mined GO sell AZ his former tow prices Gail and
my stock of Gill Band W hiie sud Iu>tTe China
Glassware. Iron stone China
TambCas, Cut Mulberry Ware,
do Pressed, Blue Ware,
Fruit Bowls, Granite Ware,
SyrSp Cans, &C Ware,
etc, etc, etc.
81 Pad, Minnesota Crpcksry Store
~. Paul PEE. 8. 1888. Stiff
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The supplies for the Wnnebagoes and Chppcwas o
re delivered IN st Paul, before thr i6tl day MAY
next, to the agents of these tribes BY sons
: authorized ~ theu to receive them.
Inc supplies Tor the Sioux to be delivered at ST Paul
to their Agent
The contractor contractors for those sup plies shall
deliver onethiEd thereof before The g,t day of
July next, and thirds he fore The FIST tay of
August
Separate bids viii be received for each article sVec-
fed above tor each separate tribe, for the whole
samples viii be required OF the Tobacco The provis-
ions VIII be subject 70 inspection at te place o deye
ny by dsneresoJ persons selectedby Agent the
tribe to whom the supplies furnished and the con-
tractor or contractors.
Good security Will be required for the performance Of
the contracts to be entered into and bidders Will nai,e
andthe surety oi such bidder shall sign and with
each bId guaranty in this form
The undersigned undertake that, if the BID Of
-, for Indian supplies be accepted by The Su
perintenden. OF Indian affairs, the bidder shah
fore the 18TH day of April next enter into the bond
quiren 10 perform the said contract at the Of his or
their BIDS with GOOD and sufficient sureties
Shouo she bids be deemed ssonsbly high, the
perintendent reserves the right to them aside.
Bids must be endorsed, proposals ior Indian Supplies
IN Minnesota and addressed to the superintendent of
Indian Affairs at 81. Paul Minnesota. II the opinion
Of the Superintendent any thing should induce
the belief that there has been anything unfair in the
petition, he reserves the right to the whole
aside and report the facts TO the Indian Department at
washington. w. A. COR KHAN,
~ Gov. and Snp't Indian Affairs.
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UNi5Es.TLIC CEMENT

I III.TrI
above Mills, viii Keep constantly haiti, supply oi
'EA'ra farN OGr. " arrautcj -upt rior 60 alN lour
suit. Ia his market. II = NI,gIDSkrN
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Proposals for Indian supplies in Min.
nesOta for 1854.

~. Paul. tS5i.
.,ENED Proposals VII be ce;ved at tins a!ice mt
- II O'Clock, ii, Of the 18th da, Of Apr. next 10.
furnishing anu delivering the following provisions VIZ:
for le5i.
TREATIES OF 1851
For the Wah- PEI ard SlsSetou SIOUX;
Superihe nonr 10 The amount of ST 500
Mess Pork dc 1900
Itog's Lard in Kegs, do 5U5
whl'e shellei in sacks do loco
GGnrowdcr, L + u Go 80
Lead in bars, do Ice
Tobacco, DO leo
For Sa>eton and Wahpaou nm Ter treaties Of lS5 md
10 FULL treaty >tpuatiuns Tor 1913.
Mes. por6, 81 500
! Flour, 500
Lard in Kegs, 500
Corn ia sacks 500
Al of the al owe provisions to he delivered at Paul
on or before The 10Th of May next
TREATIES OF l3JI.
For the Me1awa ksinton aud " ahpacoota Sioux:
SuperIne Hour to the amount OF lJo0
Mess Pork, do 1850
Hogs Lard IN kegs, 400
white slciIcd corn in sacks do LOO
Gunpowdcr I L q, do aoD
Lead ~ bars, DO Zoe
TOT acco, do 100
FOR ls5i,
+ or the Winneha goes
Superiine iour to the amount of $1,000
Mes Pork DO 4G00
Hog lard IN kegs, do 5000
FOR 1854.
For the Chippewas
Supcine 1oUr to the amount Of $4,000
Mess Pork. do 1850
white shelled corn IN sacks do $50
Tobacco small pgs in hy>, DO $50
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HAND, WILTSE Il ELATCIILEY,
ATro3NEYs At LAW,
Dubuque, Iowa
s. l. HAND H. A. "ILTsE. j.. s. BLaTCHLEY.
Nov 10. I653-y3J.
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Dnbunnf.

FARLEY & JAMES,
WHOLESALE GRocEas AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner OF Iowa aud Fourth Streets, Duhuqe H2izsva
J. p. FARLEY. EnWI. JAMES.
General Steamboat. Agents.
Nnv
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Gulcna ADVERTISEMENTS.
T.. II. II. Il. CORNITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Caps, 81 C.

T.. II. II. Il. CORNITH,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Caps, 81 C.
NO. 80 LEvEE, GALENA, ILL.
RE In receipt OF their large and well assorted
IA stock Of Goods for the Spring and Summer; which
they ofer TO the trade the most advantageous terms
The following goods included in their
BROWN sHEETINGs AND sHiRTiNGs,
OF the following brands
A. &. A. Shawmut, Old Colony,
Indian Head, Family
Winchester Appleton,
National, Lowell, etc. etc.,
Boston,
BROWN AND BLUE. DRILLENCS.
CGsco, \ g. A.. superior, salmon Falls and Premium
BIEACHED SHIRTENGS.
All The desirable brands TO be found in the market, and
4 very low prices.
Cocheco, Hamilton.
do ID, Snrnr,e's
Z Anea, Dunners
Briggs, lioye's,
Adams, Blue and Orange
Carr and Richmond, Blae and White,
English, Union,
shirtlug, Mourning,
And ChcaD Prints Of every variety
T5Css NGS.
iull assortment.
S{fIHTEN(: STRIPES.
OF all brands and qualities
Cloths, Cas.nicrcs. Sattinets and Tweeis, including
American, English, French and German Cloths hl K
striped plaid waved and fancy spring styles OF Casai-
Eeres ana Twctds.
EST NfsSs
A large assortment of fine SILK. Satin, Velvet and en-.
broderCG, Mar.cles ard Bun Goods
carton
fine assortment of the different brands, Of ever,
quality and price.
Noolen and Cotton Fannels, Cambrics dress silks
Muslin Thread Buttons Hooks aud Eyes, iidh s. >ls
peHsrs, Hosiery, Gloves, Toweiur sewing sik Crash
Bcnnets Ribbons, Irish and Brown Linens Table Gov
ers, Diaper, " adding, Candle Wick, Twine, Whale
bone, etc, etc.
ROOTS & SHOES.
Mems calf. grained. Kip au3 t.ich Boots and Progans
boys and Youths 10 do wo,neus' calf MD goat enain
e!!ed, jenny Lind and kI Booies ladies' goat Kid at
enau elcd Euskns Ladies fancy cord Gniier, and hal
Caters and Bushns of every quality ana pice fll
and complete assortment Of he different styles of Mis-
! ses' and chiGrens' wear.
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PORTE 1TGNS4.IG.
z. 7ROM s0 '.pt> to>j. TIE rtoa, ,ectut and best
q @! tue IsaIhtt "a; LI.Di IS BOOKS TORE.
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>. W. FIR EEeIAN.

81. Paui, Minnesota Crvck,ry Stare.
~. Paul. ncr. s, 1888. 3i-tf
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SAW MILL.

JOHN CiV+Io&.
CABINET MAkI.R. PAIN TER AND (LAZIER
IrescOtt, Wisconsin,
4 L. WORK done at snort notice and very cheap for
& cash.
DC. !. Ia S-iv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

the river would have 10 be crossed be-.
fore arriving at the falls.
II Ia very desirable. In various points
Of view, that this line Of contemplated
road should connect In a proper manner
with the sysiem Of South ern roads con-
centratIng at Louisville. As before sta.
ted, II l. believed IL can be made TO suit
all the interests around the tails without
material Injury to any. II Ia a.so believ-
ed II will prove the natural and best con
tInuatIon Of the Southern roads north
and east.
Why, then, should not Louisville and
Jefier sonville unite with New Albany
In this important enterprise. New Al
bany desires It. and desires that the
Southern terminus should be so fixed rs
20 accommodate all the trade and travel
that can be brought upon Il IRON either
and all the three cities.
The means for building the whole line
Of rond. are already In great measure
provided. Without any doubt, consii-
cradle portion OF the road will DO placed
under contract this spring.
la the meantime, however, there are
several points IN relation 10 the manner
Ia which the road shall approach the TAILS
in which Louisville and Jacksonville
are interested. A committee has been
appointed by the board OF directors oil
the New Albany and Sandusky Railroad
Company TO confer with the citizens OF
those places In relation to those points.
Will the people of Louisville aud sf-
fersonviIle meet US cordially in CONSUL
tation as 10 the best notes OF accom-
piishng these objectsi Will they aid
vs. with means. az least TO the extent
which may be necessary TO meet the in
creased expenditure incurred by running
the Southern terminus Of the road In
such manner as TO suit theml We shall
ask or desire but little more.
The means Tor procuring the iron, ma
king the superstructure, aud finishing up
the road alter II is graded, is secured by
aid from abroad. IL remains only for
the points interested To lind means to
do the grading. and the subscriptions OF
stock at New Albany alone are sufficient
10 procure the right Of way, aud grade
the road for more than hall the entire
distance in Indiana. A liberal subscrip-
ton is also promised at various points
along the line.
The route Is a favorable one. Upon
leaving the river the road will pass al
most upon an air line. with but few curves
and those very easy, and with a grade
nowhere exceeding forty feet to the
mile. to the point where it will inter-
sect the Ohio road, aud from that point
to Huntsville the line is equally direct
and the grade as sy
From twenty to forty miles OF the
road next New Albany, must be put un-
der contract early in the spring, and il
yet remains To be early decided whethe
the road is to curve round by Jefferson
vile. or strike of from the river in direct
course from New Albany. The latter
route will be above five miles the short
est from the latter city, but as before
stated, the company is DESTROYS TO secure
the aid and good will OF all the interests
around the falls, and will enter into any
reasonable arrangement for that pur-
pose. s.
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Additional Resolutions adopted ny
the state Temperance Convention.
Resolved. That. as Indiana h to be the
great battlefield OF the West, a. regards
prohibiiory liquor laws, Gen. Cary and
Mr.. Hawkins be, and they are hereby
requested TO spend a. much time % they
can devote TO the cause, In canvasslng
the State during the ensuing campaign.
Resolved, That the thanks OF this Con-
ventlon are hereby rendered TO the cltl.
gems OF indianapolis. for their kindness
and hospitality to the respective dele
gates.
Rssolvsd. That the thanks OF this Con-
vcntion are hereby rendered the respec-
tive Railloa Companies, wh) have so
generously consented TO the reduction OF
fare, thereby aifording greater induce
ments for 80 large a conyocatlon OF the
friends OF Temperance.
Mr.. Brown, from the Committee on
Organization. reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
LIST, Resolved. That n State Central
Committee OF five, consisting OF Calvin
Fletcher, 4. II. Barry, VIM. Hannaman.
WIN. Robson, and James Blake: whose
duty II shall be to have a general super
intendence and direction Of the campaign
procure speakers, obtain Tor distribution
such papers, trscts, and other documents
as muy be adapted to general circula-
ton.
End, Resolved, That the friends OF
Temperance In each county, be request
ed TO meet In convention on the 22nd
day oil February, and appoin. Com
mittee oil Vigilance OF five, who shall i'm
mediately report themselves ~ the State
Central Committee, and who shall be
charged with the further duty OF thor.
oughly organizing their county, and re-
porting, as soon as practicable, to the
State Central Committee the condition
OF the cause in their jurisdlction--what
speakers or documents they desire, and
what money they will pledge to the Gen.
trail Committee Tor general purposes In
the State, and how much they will raise
for expenditure in their own county.
Resolved, That we do hereby urge
the temperance men of each neigh
borhood in this State, to meet at some
suitable place as soon rs the Saturday
previous TO the 22nd of February, for
the appointment Of delegates to the
County Convention.
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QOOTS g. SIIOES--we have largely incress-
ID ed onrstock Of Boots and Shoes, and now Offer
Inc gems OF the season, 10 please the taste OF The
most fastidious, Ia the way OF Mrs. HuHnkLrs eus-
tom made ladies slippers and busklns with the pret-
tcst babies DO ots and other 'nxcnsr In town.
may LINCk d FARQUHAR.
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Gold Band
-. 49, ga. sts.u-s /.

vXTMA Inducements are now offered purcha-
II sing public. We have Just opened n large In.
voice Of white French China Dinner Ware, OF sus
poroIaualty and beautiful style, article not 10 be-
surpassed In this or any other market We are SELL
Ing this article In whole or parts Of sgtts, 10 suit tho
order OF the purchaser, on lght advance on New
York or philadelphia prices.
Persons about 10 purchase are invited 10 cali and
examine our goods and learn the prices. In each
they will nnd an inducoment.
HIGGINS, BRO. & ANDERSON,
Nov. n. is53.-2m pi Main street.
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OF Cliqueism. Rum-craft, and Ro-
manism were signally defeated in the
recent election Of Mayor in Boston. Dr..
J v. Smith WIS elected by over SIX
TEEN HUNDRED minority! He is
the talented ell tor Of the Boston M ed
ical and Surgical Journal. Now look out
for fun
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Obhuaru.

DIED--On Monday morning the
soti of January. MKs. MARY HrDDaRp,
wife of r. w. Hubbard Of this place.
Mrs. Hubbard has fingered long. and
had born her suferings with great pa
thence and resignation.
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Meta mora Prices.
eoRREcTEn WEEKLY ny
Cincinnati Markets

Corrected weekly expressly for the In
diana American, by AARON A. Golfer,
Grocery. Produce and Commission Mer.
chant; dealer in Grass seeds, Dried fruits,
Wooden ware, Window glass and Nails,
South E. cor. Main g. 7th st. Gin. o.