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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
PKOCL.4eM.AIIOV.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,1
TERRITORY OF KANSAS.


To the citizens and qualified
4 SEAL voters of the Territory of Kansas:
/, ANDREW II. REEDER, Gov
ernor of the said Territory, do hereby proclaim
and make known that have erected an addition
al Election District comprising portions of the
Eleventh, Twelfth and Thirteenth Election Dis
tricts to be called the Eighteenth Election Dis
trict, and to include the settlements on the wa
ters of the Nemaha, bounded and described as
follows, to wit commencing in the Vermillion
Branch of the Blue River, at the crossing of the
Military Road from Fort Leavenworth to Fort
Kearney, thence due North to the line of the
Territory; thence along the same East to the
line of the Fourteenth Election District, thence
South along the line of the Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth Election Districts to the aforesaid Mill
tary Road and thence by the middle of said road
to the place of beginning. The place Of elec-
ton for said District will be at the House of
w. w. Moore, where the st. Joseph Road cross.
es the Nemaha.
And further that have detached from the
eleventh and added to the Tenth Election Dis
trict the following portion OF Territory to wit,
beginning in the Vermillion River at the cross
ing of the Independence Emigrant Road, thence
up said River beyond the house Of Josiah G.
Adams, thence due east along the Northern side
of the said house to the said Road and down said
Road to the place of beginning.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Terri
tory, this 24th day of February A. d. 1855.
A. H. REEDER,
Governor sc.
Attest: DANL. WOODSON Sec.
March 9. 4w. $12 30
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
HANFORD, THAYER & co.
& WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF CLOTALNiG,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS + FURNISHING
GOODS,

OILS AND RUBBER CLOTHING, ETC.,
Nos. 18O and 1S2 Main Street,
Corner ofGresn, one door beloao the 1iginia Hotel
st. Louis, no.
HANFoRD & BROTHER ] IN. B. THAYER,
Manufacturers, New Foik. st. Louis.
TTAyING enlarged our store to double its
II former size making it the largest and best
arranged WHOLESALE CLOTHING ware-
house in the city, we-are prepared at all times
to offer unusual inducements to purchasers in
our line.
large and complete assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHING which we are constantly receiving
from our mandatory in New York City. Our
Stock is manufactured expressly for the IVES
TERN MARKET, and we eda and WILL sell a
shade under the market prices. +
HAEFoRD, THAYER q co.
AearsA z, 1858.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
Large and COmmodious Warl
T.. N. 4EE2S.
LEdVENWORTH z

= 4
LEdTENWORTH, z. r
rs now erecting, and will have in readiness by
i the time boats begin to arrive, the largest
WARE HOUSE in the place and will receive,
store and forward goods or produce, on terms
which shall be satisfactory. He viii also taksok
COMMISSION, PRODUCE AND OTHER ARTIcLEs OF
EVERY KIND, ON THE MOST REAsoNABLK
TERMS,
His Ware House is at the most convenient
point, at the foot Of Delaware Street, opposite
the principal and best landing, and just at the
point of the Bluff, which gives him > decided
advantage In the
Storage and Commission business.
He will also have on hand with the openiag-
Of navigation, full and complete assortment q
every variety of goods suited for
E.NTGR.9.N'T OUTFITS,
or a home market consisting Of Dry Goods, Gre
Queensware, Hollow ware, Hats, Caps, Bsees,
Shoes, Sadiery, Garden seeds,
Provisions, Sc,
and every thing in the goods line and as he ia
charges shall be moderate he thesefors seiisits
a share Of public patronage.
IehR (. " cass, pss,.la, 81. Joseph, Ne.
T; Tuss sssnfs = s.s.l' : BF''.' we'ss.-
5s'i 3. Is 5 MdssS.ss, Elsasas5, L.1ipss..-
Isaac Brinker, Brunswick.
q. 7; \. CoeEs-ill, Gl..ss~.
j. T. Johnson, co.-Boonvills-
e. B. Cordell, jefferson City. =
HanenkamP, GiiPen, Co, 81 sA
Brownlse, Homer, & Co., .-s@.-
LsaveaNerth, < T., March 2, 1885,
For. Renx.
4 STORE ROOM, 90 by 20 feet, With ) geed
"A cellar. Apply at this otice. 80
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
ROBERT WILSON.
Tenth District.

This District is divided into two voting Pre-
cints as follows viz: Blue River Piecinct-
Commencing at the upper mouth Of Black lack
creek, thence up said creek, te.the head of the
main branch, thence due North, to the Indepen-
snce Emiyraat Road, thence up the middle Of
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30
Representative DIsTRIcrs.


The Seventeenth and Fourth election Districts
containing Ninety seven voters shall constitute
the first Representative District and elect one
member.
The First Election District containing three
hundred and sixty nine voters shall be the second
RepresentatiTe District and elect three mem.
bers.
The Third Council District shall be the third
Representative District and elect two members.
The third Election District containing one
hundred and one voters shall be the fourth Rep
resentative District and elect one member.
The Seventh and Eighth Election Districts con-
tanning Ninety two voters shall be the fifth Rep
resentative District and shall elect one member.
The sixth Election District shall be the sixth
Representative District and elect two members.
The Fifth Election District shall be the sew
enth Representative District and elect four
members. - 49,
The NINTH and Tenth election Districts con-
tanning ninety nine voters, shall be the eighth
Representative District and elect one member.
The Eleventh and Twelfth Election Districts
containing one hundred and two voters shall be
| the ninth Representative District and elect one
member.
The residue of tie Thirteenth Election Dis
trict containing eighty three voters shall be the
Tenth Representative Districs and elect one
member.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-30

Das1EL woopsos, Secretary. 27-4ws:
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BED.

Sddieaiy, ga TIC morning IL tie l3h Inst, sirs
Z. W. BLACK, daughter Of AIR. J. II, WALES Of
this city.
Her funeral win be attended a, her fathers resi-
At IL O'Clock a. m. .
On the l4th inst, after a short illness. HENRY
MONTGOMERY, son Of James Nahotv aged fouI
years month and I6 days.
VI consumption, at O'Clock p m, on the 18Th in
stant, MAhGARET s., wife of WIN. r. M. Ofuit
Nd, but for the last three years resident of thi.
city.
In w ashlneton. on Friday in ,rnng, March cd
MRS. ANN Z. BALL, in the 3Sth year of her age
rlend who was much with her srng her las,
sGsness, would pay public tribute to her men DRY
TOT period oil twenty years she had been mem
her OF The christian church. The uniformity of hel
iah the integrity Of her character and her patience
In suffering will be long remembered by surv wing
rel uVes and fTends. In her darkest hours she re-
coe'iz the hand Of a mercifu God. Wit, TN
ciouded faith and firm tru she looked beyond the
swelirgs of Jordan
A short period before she died she dreamed tia,
she as the lone occupant of small baruue OH an
almost ooundless ocean. The storm ran hg, and
the waves dashed furiOusly, but there was music in
the storm. In the distance she espied brautifu
island, and voice directed her guide her ba que
tn that island; she Obeyed the voice. and In shor
time the barquc reached the desired havea of rest
The Island was filled with angelic figures female
friend approached r, saying, '.My sister, for this
deliveIahee you ought 10 give thanks to God" She
replied ST will not only thank Him, but I will knee
and praise HIM IN loud voice" She awoke, rpla
ted the dream, and in a shOr. time after her spjl il
SCARED aOft 10 tbe God who gave it.
A large company of friends followed her remain.
TO the Congressional Burial Grnund where the body
must sleep until the resurrection Of the just
An ornament to her sc K an examine To believers
an affectionaie wife, and devoted mot,er-he, mem
DRY will be long cherished by her relatives and .
large circle of surviving friends. f.
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HE SUNDAY LIQUOR LAw.-Gov. Pollock.
OF pennsylvania, has signed the Sunday Liquor
LAW 1t Will take effect on the 18th of April.
Dnder TINS law any tavern keeper, beer house
keeper, tipping shop, keeper of any ea,ine
house, who sells, or knowingly permits any
spurious or malt liquor, wine or cider, to be
drank on his premises, can be fined fifty dollars
one half to the infOrmer and the other half
10 The overseer Of the poor. The violater NAV
also IN addition to the above penalty, be pre-
sented for nisdemeanor, and be fined not
less than $40, nor more than 500 and be i'm
prisoncd from ten to 90 DAYS.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE

Metropolitan Ratiroad-Sab5ath ScLoo,
Observation-Disclosures, &e.
GEORGETOWN, March IA, 1855
We learn from reliable source that the
President and directors of the Metropolitan
Railroad have resolved to put under contract
Immediately, some twenty miles of the work
The bids have been placed in the hands of 9
committee, consisting of the engineer, prssi
dent, Capt Boycs and IL. C. Mathews, with
authority to contract with those who bids arc
mos. reliable and favorable to the COMPANY
30 the work will certainly be commenced be.
fore the FIRST of May. Our Corporation. and
all other subscribers to tho stock may, there.
fore, calculate on having to meet the second
instrument on their subscriptions some time
DUNG the ensuing summer, to enable the
work when once commenced to 20 on withou:
interruption. We have heard several persons
VINO have, probably, been fearful that the
their intention to forfeit the FIRST instalment,
which they have paid, and meet no more OF
their subscription to the stock
From decisions of courts heretofore m AIDE
IN similar cases, We think all such will find
themselves mistaken in their calculations
The law regards all such subscribers az parti es
70 binding contract from which there ia no
escape but by complying with the terms. All
knew the nature of the contract before thew
entered into it, and they are bound to mse,
this IS much as any other honest obligation
The law, We think, will satisfy them of this
tact
The pupils of the Methodist Protestant Sab.
bah School are getting ready FIR another ex.
hioltion, TO come of on next Monday evening.
We have seen the programme for the occasion.
ard can assure the resders of the Star that il
offers quite rich bill of fare. The proceeds
are for the benefit of the school We hope to
see the church crowded. We can assure all
who may 60, that the performance of little
Masters Jewell and Libby will more than com
pensats them for the price of a ticket-l2i
cents.
Education versus pauperism, or a literal IT,
lustration CT the old adage, pouring in at the
spile and letting out at the bung Ac,ty OF
ten tnt usdnd Inhabitants, paying 81, 800 year
Tor tho support of pauperiSm, and 81 500 for
the support Of public schools If this is not
the most downright inconsistency, we confess
that We as yet see through glass dimly.
Our market was we'll supplied this morning
with the inny tribe, at moderate prices.
The weather for two day has be en- dark and
gloomy-very unfavorable for all kinds Of GU
door business
Flour Is seiliog at S9-very little doing and
stock unusually light. Rel wheat, 81 95;
white s.. 95aS2 05. SPEcTAroR
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FIRE AZ KENDALL GREEN The s,;lIne.s
which usually pefvades the region Of Kendall
Green, was disturbed about III O'Clock last
nignt oy hearse alarm Of fire, bringing thu
drowsy neishbors from their comfo-fahIs
eouches and warm embraces TO the scene of
action IN q costume indicating loose habits on
ire Tart CT the company
me hre fortunately had not made progress
enough to justify cell for the machine, as
buckets were convenient, and a rigorous ex-
excise OF them soon so restrained the raging
apprehensions. The furniture was returned,
ana the denizens again sought their retreats.
MARCH IA, 1855 OBSERVER.
Ho, FOR THE NAVY YARD.-No less than
hfteen huge boxes, containing parsphernalia
OF Prof Heller, passed through the city this
morning, en- route for the Navy Yard, from
which we infer that our friends there NAV az.
poet to see the Professor Guido all his former
efforts Lock out, and see that you secure
places for o-morrow nights exhibition.
To BE REPEArED.-By reference to orr ad
vert ng columns, it will be seen that George
washington Tent Of the Junior Rechabites
VIII repeat the entertainment given by them a
week or two since, when they received the
piaud'ts OF an appreciating audience.
STEALING GooDs.-Lewis johnson, coIored.
Deter known as Fat Lew, was seen yesterda y
.,1Ieahng goods from Bacon 4 CO.. grocery
lie was arrested last night by officer Kimball,
and lodged in the guard house. This morning
ne was committed to Jail in default of security
for court.
WATCH RETURNS Lewis johnson. colored
larceny; Jail. Randolph Pitts, maliciously
stoning q house; security. r H. Jefferson ,
slave, do, do. Henry Lawrsnce, color cd g.,
beating hi' wife Jail.
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lfOR SALE-A FARM IN MONTGOMERY
J. county, Md. This land ad'Oins the property
which David Peugh lately bought of the heirs OF
W N. Gather, and the lands Of Mrs. Beale and DIR
Duvai. IL is about four miles from the Seventh 81.
plank road, and between nine and ten miles from
Washington. This land is mostly covered with
wood, the soil is very kind and high susceptible OF
improvement. IL is we'll watcred with several
stream, of neverfalng water, and contains a large
amount of land capable of being converted into
meadows. The tract contains one hundred and
srventy-two acres. There is on the place, in the
process OF completion, very neat Cottage contain.
ing four ROOMS and four thousand new Chestnut
ki'ls ready tor fencing will sell the whole tract
or eighty acres of il with The house.
The terms OF sale one fourth cash /; the bal.
ance IN one, two and three years secured by deed
Of trust. LOUIS MACKAIJ Ir
&c ,rgetown, March e-2aw1f
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mar Id
ny ,; G. MEG UIRE. Auctionesr.

BY }. &. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.
INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FUR
- nltuTe and Housekeeping EfTects.-On THURS
DAY morning, the 9Th March, AT 10 O'Clock, at the
residence OF j. ii. EDeibach, ESD, en- Pa avenue
between elst aud Odd streets, 1 .haII SELL without
reserve, all oi his Furniture aud Effects compfis
ing
Pair OF handsome mahogany spring Sofas
One dozen mahogany spring seat Chairs
Marble and mahogany top centre and sofa Tables
Gilt ane NAH gsny framed French plac Mirror
Hand one iHanteI Clocks, Gi-an'oics
Damask and lace Curtains
COrnlce and Fixtures
Ven' ian Blinds, Transparent Shades
Pictures, Chandeliers, Gas Fixtures
Mahogany dining and centre Tables
spring seat Lounges cane seat Chairs
litndsomc BRUSSELS parlOr and staI. Carpets
Three ply and ingram Carpets. Oilcloth
Rugs. Mating, Stair Rods, Clash
Enamelled Cottage Set
Mahogany AID walnut French Bedstea's
blessing and plain Bureaus. Washstahds
Excellent double and single Wardrobes
Secretary and Bookcase. Rockers
superior double and SINGLE Feather Beds
Best hair and husk Mattresses
blankets, Comforts, CounteIpanes
BOsters and Pillows
Fire Irons, Toilet Sets
Hands jme GA - front China Closet
Refrigerator, Sideboard, Side Tables
French ard stone China Dinner end Tea Ware
Glassware, Table cutlery, CastOrs
Cooking Range, suIall Cook Stove
ParOr and chamber Stoves, various STYLES
Excellent copper and tin Cooking Utensils
Together with d large assortment Of Kitchen Re.
quisites.
Terms: $50 and under cash; over that sum a
credit OF 60, and 90 days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
mai ID AuctiOaCer.
The above sale 10 postponed rn.
I'll TUESDAY morning, March -, at the same
hour and place.
g. KEPPLER, )r,rs,.o
WIN. RUPP.
JAS. C. McGUIRT,
mars Auctoneer.
piuct. owing 10 the Illness Of Mr.. Eberbach until
FRIDAY morning, March 10Th, same hour.
e WE KE RIPPP' Trustees.
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
mar IL Auctioneer.
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Latest from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE orisabs has
arrived with Mexican dates to the 81, aad 10
The 9Th from Vera Crus.
Santa Anna had gone South With bis ,peops.
leaving but 500 behind him. The ofksiaI
paper says be has gone to the Baths, but Il 10
rumored that he has gone to meet AIvarss.
A severe shock Of earthquake Was expert.
eDced in Mexico on the 18th nit
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By GREEN 4 SCOTT. A NC tionssrs.
TWO TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES AND
1 Lots at Auction. lon FRIDAY, the 9th inst.
we shall sell, In front Of the premises, at AZ O'Clock
p. m two good two story Frame Houses, with
BRICK Easements, containing six conveniently ar
ranged rooms each, and the lots on which they
stand, being pat Of Lot No. 10, in square l26 One
lot fronts IL and the other l9 feet on north X betw
18th and 18th streets west, rrnnng back feet To
a ten feet alley, with four feet alley between the
horses, tor the convenience Of each.
Title indsputable.
Terms: One third cash the balance in q aud ID
months, on notes bearing interest.
deed given and deed of trust taken
GREEN & SCOTT,
hid' D eo0ds AuciIOaeefS
This above sale IL pcst poned un-
NJ TUESDtY, the 18th infant, same hour.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
mar I'D AuctiOneers.
o. The above sale 10 further post-
POned IN consequence OF the rain, until FRIDAY.
the 10th instant, ut same hour.
GREEN l. SCOTT,
mar IL "A AuctiOneeTs
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frightful Occurrence Of the Yisor
Of Town Hall

CONCORD, N. H., March ia frightful
accident occurred at Meredith to day. Whilst
the people were ballOting in the Town Hall,
the foor suddenly gave way, precipitating
s1me three hundred persons into the stores be-
meath, a distance Of is feet.
Forty persons were taken out with their
limbs broken and otherwise injured, four Of
whom are not cap ,ctsd to recover. The affair
produced most intense excitement.
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n T7SErRALGIA-Ths formidable disease which seems
seems to bAne the skill of phi ysicans Yields like
10 CARTER ) SPANISH MIXTURE
Mr. r. BOyden, formerly Of the Astor Hause New York
anu late proprietor OF the Exchange Hotel Richmond
Is one OF the hundreds wEo have Of severe
rslga, BY CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
since his he has IL 10 number. of nth
who suerin nearly every form of disease
with the nOst wonderful success
He is the Ia has
seen used, AID the best purifier known.
'.'See advertisement in another column.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK., March IA Cotton 10 UNCHANGED
Flour is dull with declining tendency. Sales
of ls 600 bbls. of good Ohio at So Is 50 81
Southern is iregul,r Sales of 700 bbIs. ut
- t6f 1881. Wheat is dull. Corn M.
ward ard prices are trife higher, but bust.
1ess is dull. Western mixed at 96f. Pork IA
unchanged wsth moderate demand. Beef up.
ward and firm. Lard unchanged, with limited
bushes at previous rates Whisky unchanged.
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"A PHENOMENA IN xEDIcISE-R,onchlts

11A PHENOMENA IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cough,
W By,peoss Liver Cor plaInts scrofal., 4eIFor AL
diseases OF P.mAe System it stands eminent
Clergyman Just Informs cured him Of Bronchitis
Of a ds.p- ate ch. racter-Darticolsrs hereafter.
HAMfT0NS vEGETABLE TISCTuRE-By its mild &C
stomach liver and kidneys, viii cure Dyspep
sa Cough, Asthma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pairs
the Side and Breast CONSUMPTION scrof1la, Rhe1
masm, Govt. Nsaralgs, Fstua, Bowel Complaints fner
Worms, a1d Nervous pebiliteswth all diseases arising
from impure b1od and 10 greatest fem ale medicine ev
knewn. TRs invaluable medicine 10 working wondsTs
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Auction salea.
BY GREECE d sCoTr.Au.t,op..

GALE BY ORDER OF THE Orphans Court, of
~ saddles ana Harnsss.-On TUESDAY, the 2Olh
instant we snail sell, al 10 O'Clock a. m BY order
OF te 0rpsans' Court, al the store lately occupied
oy' n: thompson, deceased, all the stock in the
Double p;mn and single Harness Of every description
Rrid,ts, Collars and Whjps
Trunks ofevsry description. lot nj saaa,a-
Hardware, Sewing Horses
Stools WheelbarrDw, Vices
With many other articles which we deem NINA.
cessary 70 enumerate. ~
Terms: $25 and under cash; over that sum a
credit Of so and 80 days, for satisfactorily endor ed
notes, bearing interest.
GUSTAvUs WATERS, Admin,,.
GREEN & SCOTT,
mar IA ID Auctioneers.
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= PHYbIU-AYKKSP ILLB, glide
W. sugarshod, the palate but their energy
wrapped there and tells with giant very
foundations Of disease There thousands
who would their distempers IL they knew they
could he cured for Is cents
Try Ayers Pills aud you will know Il.
Purity the blood and disease will be starved out
Cleanse the system FROM Impurities aud you are cured al
ready.
Take this best Of all Pursatves and scrofua
Weakness Headache Backache Side Ache Jaundice
mattsIn, arrangements OF the Liver kidneys Bowels
all arrangements and all diseases which purgave remedy
can reach Fly before them like darkness before the Sun
Reader, IL you suffering from any the numercu
complaints they curesuer morethe remedy has been
provided for you and II IL criminal to neglect Il.
That Ayers Cherry the best medicine for
Cough Is known the whole world Ayers Pills
the best Of all Pills. Is whe have
them.
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER, Lowell Mass, And sold
BY
z. ID. GILMAN, Washington.
q. NJ. LIN rHICUM, Georgetown.
JAS. COOK co. PTedericksburg and by all Druggists
everywhere. feb l7-eo2m
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New York Stock MarAs,.

New. YORK, March Ia Stocks opened heay,
hut closed 1rner- Money lie unchanged. Eris
Railroad, 451; Cleveland 4 Toledo Railroad.
"a; (umberlaI d CsI Company, 33i; Realms
hailIesd, So; Canton Company, IS; Mis-
souri 6's 95t Cleveland Columbus and Gin,
ciunati R. L l0j
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MARKET FARM FOR SALE.-THE SUB
Vl scriber wishes To cell his Farm, situated in
Prince Georges county Maryland and on the stage
road from Washingt 10 U per Marlboro. II is in
healthy location and contains forty acres and
would make a capital market farm for a coupeten,
rerson, being tut ten miles from Washington The
improvements on il consist Of n new two story
dwelling house. good barn, and all Tie necessary
out buildings. Not being acquainted with the work
Ing Of farm is the reason for offering il for sale
and II will be disposed Of any one for much less
than its real value, for cash.
mar 9 lw- JAS. II. CRANDELL,
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NJ READY MADE CLOTHIEG FOR GENTLEMEN AND
Youths wear Manufactured with taste elegance by
NOAH WALKER CO., under Browns Hotel. Their stock
embrace the Patot or Surtout Oyerco Oversak shaped
and Iezlager Tzlmss black and blue Coats
FrOck Coats Of all fashionable cOlOr Cassmer
Velvet Vests, Silks &C. black does Cassimer
figured C4ssimer aud plain CAssmer Pzntaoons
yOuth-Jsckets, Pants, Vests OveTcoats are
their OwnmanufActurers they enabled will sell at
the very lowest prices Shirts OF superior Collars
Ties, &c, of late styles always on hand. dac 10
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Know Nothing Vieto, v.

BANGOR, Ne, March AT the muncipa,
election to day, X. Haywood, Know No
thing, (also on the citizsns' ticket,) was chosen
Mayor. The vote stOod-HsywoOd,1 $50; ".
Ii. Mills, 756. The aldermen and couneilmen
are elected in the same ratio.
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L0OK HE Ell

Az ORE BOUNTY LAND TO ILL who served
WI in ANY war since l79o, WHETHER as Discern,
Soldiers, iilorS. Marines, Clerks, inosns, CHAP
iains, Wagon Mast-rs, Transfers, Lsndsmen, (ot
their widow. OF minor ehildren) who have not Yet
received FUN lsO acres and have been In service u
DAYS, will DO well write % Us Poaraid and their
Lind Warrants vii be FORWARDED 10 them kos NE
above quantity, and 10 charge il they do Get ID.
LLOYD q Co,
Cain Agrni's Once, opposite u. 4. Treasury,
Washington City, DC uGs-Sm