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CLARK & CHESTNUT.

T1AVE just received by Oatman Express and are
IL now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock Of
Fail aasd ~ inter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles of Dress Goods. and
trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware, Glassware, and Queensw0re.
Hats Caps. Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Oil Cloths Car.
pets, Clothing DC, &c. to which would respectful
" call the attention Of the citizens, and all Others
visiting Burlington for the purpose of purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their own interest by cal
ing at the
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~ ANTED-10, 900 lbs good fresh butter; 5000
w dozen fresh gigs; 100 dozen chickens; Dry
Hides, Beeswax, Rags and every tcle in the mar
keting way for which the higest marketing price in
cash will be paid at all times.
Oct, 7th, '54 WIN. H. ANDERSON.
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y. S. EBERSOL.
GUM 4 ~ @ ~.

[3d door abov he Barret House.
lAEALER in imported ms, Colt'srepeating pistols
~ gun barrels and gu lniths' materials; hunting
knives, powder, caps, shot, lead, wads, game bags,
powder Tasks and all kinds Of sporting apparatus.
Engraver of seals, and maker Of seal presses cut
ting brands and bell Hanging. Guns repaired on short
notice and at reduced prices.
-Locks repaired, and keys made to 81, etc., etc
Burlington, Dot. II, 1885,, -d6w.
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A MUSICAL JOURNAL FOR THE MILLION:
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW contains
i annually over One Hundred Pieces Of New Mu-
SIC besides vast amount of critical instructive and
entertaining reading; also, a work published in
ehaptsrs) BY Lowell Mason, enbodying the PRACTICAL
aEsULrs, as applied to PRACTICAL TEACHING. of his
perenoe, during long and industrious career, an
author and teacher of music. And yet the MUSICAL
RsvrEwi 10 only dollar . year, or six copies for
i've extraordinarily in advance. Any body feeling
an interest in the cause Of music is invited to get up
clubs, and forward subscriptions Published fort
nighy. Specimen copies sent on receipt of five cents,
Ss two postage stamps.
Address, postpaid, MASON BRorHERs, % Park
Row. NeW-YoYk.
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R. H. STON

vITHOLESALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANT, No. 81, Levce, has in store md
. arrive, the following articles, which he will sell
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Hats and Caps.
n every description for men boys, and children.
Including lush, sealette, silk cotton and wool
now llingat
Oct - I. L. ID G. B. Parsons
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over shoes.
M EMS Buffalo Over Shoes; Mems Metallic Over
1vl Shoes: Women and Chdrens' do. do do
Womens' Buffalo Over Shoes; good assortment for
sale by T. L. l. C. 3. PARSONS.
Dec. Z, 1854.
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CarpetinsS & Rugs.
4 NEW stock of latest and best styles can be had
"A at oct 26. I. L. T. G. B. PARSONS.
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Groceries For the Million!
KIMBALL & cos

- s. KIMBALL CO., have justreccivcda large
shipment Of Goods, consisting in part asfollows
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Breck's Book Of Flowers,
lust received and for sale at CORSE'S
u april s
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Panama, LeghOrn, and straw Hats.
4 FULL and complete assortment just received
n and for sale very cheap at the hat store of
apr 8 w. STURGIS.
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~@ DR1IIzN, mlS39
J. ID. McCLEARY'S
COLORED PRZNI'LNG INK.
AT CoRoE's Book STORE.
\ FULL supply just received at the following

varnish for Colored Inks.
June "a, "a.
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DFNTON'S Thirty Years in the U. s. Senate, just
ID received and for sale by
Sept. %, "a. &. A. VAN METER.
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GATHERS SALOON,
For the Accommodation OF Ladies and
Il Gentlemen.

~ GAUTIER takes pleasure in informing his
NJe numerous patrons that he has re-opened tho
Gentlemen's Restaurant attached to his establish
ment, after thorough renovation and improvement
He has re-arranged and improved every branch os
his business, and with the assistance Of numeF0sa
body of superior workmen in every department TO-
gether with bis accumulated experience and strut
attention to every wish Of his guests, he hopes 10
merit an increased patronage
Dinners Balls and Parties attended to in his isi,ai
elegant style. He has in his employ four superior
French Cooks perfect artists for serving fashionable
dinners alone, either one of whom will be sent to
private houses at the moderate charge of two dollars
for services,
Families DESTROYS ofentertaining this winter should
consult with G. Gautier in regard to their arrange
ments, as he can furnish better and cheaper dne,
than can be obtained elsewhere.
C. GAUTIEE,
nov l2--eo3t Esq., Pennsylvsnia avenue
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river, killing every man who happened to fall In
their way. At Eyans's Ferry they found two or
three men, whom they murdered, aud then len
tho river for Waggoners; they wcrp met by q
party Of packerS with alarge train, who saw, nom
their appearance, that thcre was something wrong
with them. Presently the packers looked back,
and saw Waggoner's barn on IRE, and heard the
screams Of women and children In the house; they
then cut loose their packs and run for their lives
The Indians pursued them closely, killing one Of
their mules.
They counted In their flight the bodies Of seven
teen white men, who had been murdered along
the road. Many OF these were teamstors, and
their loads had been scattered In every direction
BY the Indians, in searching for ammunition and
liquor.
From Wsggoner's It appears that the indiana,
now nearly all drunk, again started down Rogue
river, burning and numbering as they went.
Tn Wednesday they were overtaken by MAI
Fitzgerald, with 80 men, and battle fought in
which 80 Indians and 10 soldiers are reported to
have been killed
Mrs. Waggoner and child were murdered, and
five other families, along the route pursued by the
Indians, are said to have shared the same fate
The Whole number who have already fallen from
the best accounts, is between thirty and forty.
As soon ue the details reach us, we shall publish
them
LATER PROM SALT LAKE,.
BY the arrival Of the Republic, wc have received
files Of the Desert News, to the Goth August.
John N. Bcrnhisel has been reelected Delegate
70 Congress-.
Messrs Liyingstsh, Kinkhead Il Bell the pio
neer merchants says the News, have just received
their FIRST train Of goods, which arrived here on
tho 10Th August, composed Of 40 heavy loaded
wagons. They left Fort LeayenwOrth on the Sd OF
June, making the trip in 7a days.
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principles Of republican government viz !;
iNstiYism and Professionalism. All these ele-
ments Of political power have been marshalled
into the field under the banner Of the admins
traticn, on which has been inscribed To the
victors belong tho spoils.r And yet the very
centre Of the column has been broken, and the
TANKS have been vanquished- Dismay reigns
throughout their ranks. Then let us not ialter,
but march boldly up, aud soon will the enemy
crouch before us, begging for an armistice.
But to the figures, for they practice not decep-
ton. Let US compare the strength Of the ad-
ministration in the Thirty third Congress with
its strength In the coming Congress:
tft 93p CONGRESS-, 34rH CoNGREss
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The Advertiser calls upon Messrs- Wilson and
Sumner to resign their seats in the Senate. Il
says, and with force :. They went out among the
people answered fatty, No, we will not" II was
under precisely similar circumstances that John
Quincy Adams resigned hs scat in the Senate b
1903, his opinions on the subject Of the embargo
not harmonizing with those Of his constituents
James Lloyd, Jr., was elected in his place. What
ever Charles Sumner, actuated BY q nice seilsu NJ
honor, may see fit TO do, there il not the slightest
probability that Henry Wilson will vacate the seat
which he has obtained by sheer good fortune ua-
til the last day and the last hour Of his official term
has expired. - Boston Journal
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\ CouRr or CLAIMS court met at III O'Clock
yesterday. The judges were All present.
In the case of VIM. w. Cox, (who claims "a, 1885,
"a for extra services rendered while messenger
in the Office Of the Auditor for the Post ONCE
DEPARTMENT. Judge Scarborough delivered the
opinion of the court, deciding that there was nc
cause Of action, and holding lat. That under
laws organizing the Treasury Department. and its
several bureaus, the Secretary alone could author
izc the performance of any extra service in any
branch Of the Treasury Department I'd. That q
voluntary courtesy is ground for suit either al
law or in equity, n Sanderss Rep, 372) and that
this doctrine applies to the government well as
to individuals.
To the case of Robert Roberto of New York
city, A. II. lawrence Esq, appeared for the claim
ant. This Is claim for decentralization for losses
arising out Of the capture Of the ship Experiment,
on her voyage from New York to Jamaica, in the
year 1905, by Spanish privateer, recapture by q
British cruiser, and sale under decree of Brit
ish Court Of Admiralty upon libel fled for sal-
wage by the captors. The amount claimed for the
detention of the ship, the salvage, and other ex-
penses, exclusive Of interest, is 1926 A. Mr..
Lawrence was followed by the Solicitor, who con-
cluded bis remarks. The argument was resumed
to-day by Mr. Lawrence.
@. X. Ayerill, Esq, of Rouse's Point, New York,
and James w. McCulloh, Esq, of Washington
city, were sworn attorneys of this court.
The court adjourned to meet at ii o'clock to-
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We understand that few days ago, Post
master General Campbell, the efficient Captain
Of the Jesuits under Bishop Hughes, happen
Ing to 80 10 the Department at an early hour,
discovered or horror! copy Of the Balti-
more Clipper hanging to the handle Of the
door, Summoning all his chiyalry and daring,
he rushed forward, seized the unfortunate in
truder, and in a moment tore ii into shreds,
assuring the colored messenger at the same
time, that he found 1t there again he would
remove the man that subscribed for it
Shades Of heroes, ancient and modern, blush
to see your noblest deeds Of daring thus out
donel Irvine, Irvine the laurel for the war
rior's brow, and lot the Harp Of Tara sound
his praise
Seriously, this is another evidence Of the
reckless, brutal prescription, which would be
carried to the bittercst and most exterrnina-
ting extent II the Foreign party had the power.
But they have been .rebuked where they least
expected II, and in March, 1857, will be packed
off to n,erited oblivion, their deeds Of infamy
sinking them beneath contempt.
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In consequence Of the devastation BY the yellow
fever in Norfolk and Portsmouth, and the preva-
lencs Of that disease in the valley Of the Mlsss-
spp the meeting Of the Southern and Western
Commercial Convention has been postponed From
the 10th instant TO tls Soth Of January next, When
Il will asse able In the city Of Richmond, Va.
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BY TnE moRNING,s NAIL.
Ftaa gssas.

From 1t.Las.
NEW 0RLrASs, Nov l0.--Later advices from
Texas have been received.
A fight had occurred near Fort Belknap between
the Delaware and the Camanche Indians, In which
seven Of the latter were killed.
The Indians were committing depredations on
the frontier
A treaty had been made with the Camaches In
New and in Northern Mexico
The steamer Prometheus, from New York, had
arrived at Corpus Christi.
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DEATH OF JuDcE CLAEcY.--The venerable Jus
tice Clancy, Of Michigan, died on the 9Th instant.
at the advanced age Of eighy-one years. UatiI
few weeks ago, he attended to his business with
vgor and activity surprising for his years. He was
native Of Dublin, Ireland, and has been citizen
of this country upwards Of thirty years
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Mississippi Election.

New ORLEANS, Nov l0.--In the fourth Congress.
sional district VIM. A. Lake, American, is elected
over A. II. Singleton, Democrat
The Democrats have all the rest Of the Congress-
men. TN
The Legislature Is also Democratic by thirty ma
jority,
The Democratic State ticket has majority Of
r. 600. StN& @4 sPa4s3s l s19Nt
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MAarLAxp sxuAsos.--A washington core
spondent Of New York paper says that the Hon
John p. Kennedy Is spoken q - likely 70 = ths
successor Of Hon. Thos. G. Pratt a. United states
Senator for Maryland.
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10000 PLraALirY."--I is said thst John Var
Buren, stood at the foot Of his class ~ eeIegc
lie does not seem to have much improved ssasa--
certainly in mathematics
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DAMAGES AGAINST CoRPoRATIoN.--At the re.
cent term Of the circuit court Of Knox county, w.
"A. Hofer obtained verdict against the Mayor and
Aldermenof Knoxville, Tennessee, for %, 900 dam
ages received "a broken leg, which has rendered
him cripple for life, by falling from the sidewalk
at a point where deep cut had been made in Inn
proving Gay street.
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Hon. !. A. Collier. Binghsmton, N. r., Hon. A
L. Linn, Schenectady; Colonel Taylor, U. s. A. /;
Captaia Brannan, u s. A.. Lieutenant Beckwith,
us A.; Lieutenant Graham, U. 8. A., are in Nav
York city.
r. A. Hamilton, ESQ, Of GreenviIe, has been
elected President Of tho Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road
We learn that Mr. J. T. Ford, the cnterprising
manager Of the Holiday Street Theatre, baltimore,
has concluded an arrangement with the great TRACE
dienne, Rachel by which she win shortly appear
In Baltimore. = E
John g. SAKE Is lecturing out West on Yankee
Land" The Louisville journal Says "Of the
number of able lecturers, no one has achieved q
success SURPRISING that which Mr.. SAKE won on
Tuesday evening, and few II any have equalled It.
SAKE makes about $4,000 year out Of his New
England" The Press" &c.
The Rev. DR.. Eprague Of Albany, the Rev. A.
A. Wood, of New York, and the Rev. Henry NJ.
Field, now Of the New York Evangelist, (says the
Springfield, Mass, Statesman all formerly pastors
Of the Congregational church in West Spring
Geld, met there on Sunday last, and worshipped to-
gether at the old altar
Rev. Edward Beecher, Of Boston, has accepted
acaIl from Congregational church at Galesburg,
Illinois. s All
Among the passengers who left San Juan del
Norte BY the steamer Northern Light are the fol-
lowing Hon. VIM. N. Gwin, ex-United States
Senator from California. Major R. r. Hammond,
ex-Colector Of San Francisco; Hon. Thompson
Campbell ex- Member Of the Board Of the United
States Land Commissioners, and the Hon. Thomas
G. Tournoy 3
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A shaking ship.

Now that the elections are al over, fair
opportunity II Afforded to estimate the strength,
power and inHuenos Of the Foreign or Admin
istzrtion party. Notwithstanding III the power
and patronage Of the General Government has
been used to control the win q the people by
this party, 4 is now in a hopeless minority in
the country. i
With twenty-five thousand postmasters scst-
tered Ill over the country, each and every one
labcripg sssiduously 70 advance and promote
the interest Of the powers that be, with the
custom-bouse officials, district attorneys, mar
shals. navy agents, storekeepsrs and special
mail agents, all paying their quota Of the
black mail levy, As assessed BY. the heads
Of departments in this city, to raise an cleo
pioneering fund 10 aid the Democratic cause, !"
With sdpcndiary press ever and anon bolch-
Ing forth The lowest billingsgsts, and It's hire
lings canvsssing every county, town and pre-
cinct throughout the length and breadth Of tho
land, inf0sins Into the body polite that poison
from which the administration only could reap
bsns6t; snd that bsne6t 10 b. ultimately the
thorough and complete destruction Of the great
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NAPOLEON AND LAFAYETTE Saturday, Novom-
Der 10, was the anniversary of Napoleon's assump-
ton to the First Consulate in l7s9 and yesterday,
the 18th, Of Laayette's escape from olmutu, In
1894.
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Another REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoSE.--
Deacon Daniel Fitch, soldier of the Revolutions
AIRY war, died in West Killingly Connecticut, few
days since, at the age Of ninety thrso years nine
months and twenty-seven days.
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"Unpatronized beauty is scarce In Kansas
There is not an unmarried lady in Atchison. Poor
show this for editors and others, wishing to form
matrimonial partnershipsr
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Att meeting Of the members Of the legal pro
fession Of Montgomery county, Tennessee, held Al
Clarksyille last week, resolutions were adopted ex
pressing preference for Archibald Wright, Esq,
Of Memphis, for the vacant Judgeship Of Tennessee
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introduced into the House Of Representatives, O
Tennessee, few days since, a bill to charter the
Knoxville, Sevierville and Paint Rock Railroad
Comnany
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DIED.

youngest daughter Of William H Edes, in the 18th
year of her age.
- Her funeral will take place from her fathers
residence, No, ll3, Clay street. on "Wednesday, at
O'Clock. P. M.
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In the Pennsylvania coal districts there Is much
troubas becauss ths miners Vim throw coAldIrt IN
the streamA The LHas Hchuylkm Company hss
lstsly had % nv $4,000 dAnasss ~ srch per
formanoss 80
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Department News.

ss WAR DEPARTMENT. CzsyicaI Changes III the
C6ice Of the QuaYfsrmaster General James ID.
Nourse, promoted to second-class cIerkship, In
the place Of Mathew MARYLAND, resigned. Salary,
ri, 400 per annum
Tobias Martin, If Florida, appointed to hrst-
class clerkship, in the place Of James D. Nourse,
promoted. Salary, 81, 200 per annun
Rssignaiion.- Brevet Major Israel B. Richard.
son. captain in the third infantry Of the United
States army, to take effect on the S0th September
last.
sis Appoiats,ent.--Licn Winfield Scott Hancock,
Of the sixth infantry Of the United States army has
been appointed assistant quartermaster in the SER
vice.
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NOTICE.,

yUyHE partnership heretofore existing be.
dissolved, BY mutual consent. Il. M. Stevens is All
thorized to settle the business Of the concern
Office No. 500, Eighth street near the Navy Yard.
nov l3--2t*
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! The United States sloop-ofwar vincennes, John
Rogers, Esq., Commander, arriv, at San Francis
co on the 18th ultimo, from the Arctic Ocean
q The United States surveying steamer Active,
Lieutenant Alden, arrived at San Francisco on the
7th utimo. $50 M
The United States surveying schooner J. Fenni-
more Cooper, Acting Lieutenant Commanding w.
Gibson arrived at San Francisco on the 18th ulti-
mo, from Hskcdsdi, Japan, via PeHopauloshi and
Alentisn Islands, and Is days from sstks-sll we'll
Tho United States Steamship John Hancock,
Lieutenant Commanding. II. X. Stevens, arrived Al
San Francisco on the 10th nltimo from surveyise
cruise, and last from Amoor river.
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IsrosrAsr csurm Ser Drcrprp.---0n the sal
instant the csse Of 0'Connor ". the Roman Cath
Ollie Bishop vas decided ct Chicago, Illinois, and
verdict Of te,aes %. given against the Bishop
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MrfM BAGS, % pounds zach
@HeR 81 hays, 100 rsnHGs Zach new bnl x isrei
wheat Just rcoriyed, aid Cor ale Wholesale fe
~ The lowest market prices
Ale0. good assortment 81 HorsH ~ gpd ftt
af8slsid Corn Neal fDr faoa'y Nss IA
Depot corner ~ Psnnsyiv<nla x<s1s:
essSsts M $500 ss
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fY- A Special Meeting Of the District
Council will be held tomorrow Wednesday even.
ing, II o'clock full and punctual attendance IL
desired. nov l8-@2
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SALE UF STALLS AND STANDS IN
THE WEST M ARKET.
HyHE Committee In charge Of the Vest
u Market will proceed to sell, 70 the highest bid
der above the minimum price fixed therefor the Stalls
and Stands in said Market on "Wednesday next Tho
l4th November. The sale will take place ut o'clock
p. M. precisely. The Committee win be present 10
give such information as may be desired.
Terms cash. 49, For the Committee:
nor s--eotd JN0. T. TOWERS, Mayor.
ssy~ The above sale Is postponed until
Friday the 10th November, ut IL o'clock, A. N.
Immediately after the above slle, the materials in
the Old Market will be sold to the highest bidder for
cash, TO be removed within FIVE days after the day OF
sale. ~. nov lid