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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31
O'clock p. NJ
f,usc r He'd 10 order


House called to order.
> file No III. A bill amending tho charter
Of the city of Dubuque. Passed and title
agreed to
$ file No TO, An act IN relation to the tak-
ing effect of certain laws passed aud lille
agreed to.
S file No 70. An act relative to transmit
ing the state funds from the counties 10 the
State Trea.ur Referred tn a select coin-
,nit,ee consisting of samuels, Corse and B'yles
II hle No Id. A bill providing ior indexing
the county records Of Marion county; returned
from the Senate with amendments Amend.
mcpts concurred in.
ShcNo 10; A bill to establish State
Apricu tural bureau Laid on the table 80 TO
%.
5 G'e no 1873, A bill to reiuqnish escheats.
Passed an ! title egreed TO.
Tie comnitlee GU military ahsirs rcro led
by biz,
a bill 10 organize the State militia to repel
invasiaus y Passed and title agreed TO,
A bill To appoint board OF commissioners
TO erect fee bridge across Cedar river at
Cedar rapids Passed.
SIZE No l67, A bill to create the ~ Jndis
oial district.
s file NJ l5i, A joint resolution making
approximations for the : ate brary: while
considering this bill he house adjourned until
6b O'Clock ?. NJ.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31

u co,,oa ., ord.r
tali :, ,ha u,,,.e IemandeI and Sustained.
~. c',lau,n. cnn,nnricu,ion was received
,.o,a',h, Gaya,1or.
Ey,,.,.rvr ,yv,cr Inn %. 1895.
~, a.. s.,.,l-r Nm nm, of Rsnyeaeaia,ipes.
'"e @ 80 s'Jmn,.,,tv cn,nne,leJ In return bin
,t."h ' ari,',,a,nJ},'v vn,,r house .u,,tled "an
w.. -" -, an,d an ar, 70 incorpora,e The Mount
ags pi', ~ ai'J C,anta.s Ins,tute. approyeI Feb
- i.at o'ithan, INV annroval
cannoi lnog un,n ihe contemplated act
o,,,r,,,.,, ,han au,1temnt Ia create n special
,,,,.a,;1n ~ a, laas, 4, convert nm old cor
,er,,i,',, In, nav one The secf,Ad section
r. ,bs 40, ,,sclares i, g ta iucor men
,,.,"a =, ~ r;w,rai III ~ Frb. Is 1914. -
,.DI aa,har w,.n c.,sa;n ofhcr persons. nss,ino
si.., j, - hs~ni,v sl.rl.,S ! h.,dv cornn,sfS.
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he es,,r.s ;,. sIis Gssss s.s Is ~ sli -
:, - ~ a6f4he otj}eclG u tkty too6s.
na,a,,.r Mars upeuuitocal and p0eitiva
v,,as,e ro,,id nct be used. Il puyposio. Us.
an + : v.rv fxxe "a be ~ set n incorporation.
=" ~ W ..sv ro,norat - " ms criuino
We and 4 rensnis iii former aats thst esine is
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31

DEPARTMENT or STATE,
Iowa Ciy, Jan, Goth, 1861
! certify the foregoing, to be true copy
from the original rolls in my ofice
GEO. w. NcCLEARY
Secretary of State
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31
J. D. rRxrLIS, Iowa City. D.. L.. HUFF, Marengo
TEMPLIN & HUFF.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNCELLOKS ATLAW, WILL
tice the several courts OF the State of Iowa They
will give particular attention to the collection Of debts
Will Land Agents and give prticular attention to
all business in the line Of their profession in the counties
of Iowa, Poweshiek, Benton, Tama and Hardin.
April IL. 1854.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31

q. w. CLARK. RUSH CLAh
CLARK & BROTHER.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW, WILL
practice the different ut iowa City, aud adjoin
ing counties.
iowa city August II. 1889
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, HAVING PERMANENT
y located in Iowa City attend all calls and duties Of
.he profession, all hours in city county. Having
had Diseases Of the Eye and Ear viii receive
particular attention
Observation-Disclosures Willard Parker and Charles
Lee New York City Prof Frank II. Hamilton, Buffalo
n Y. Prof. Charles d. Coventry Utica, N. Y.
Office doors west the Post Office at present. Night
calls made his residence College street, first house
east Of Andrews store.
March 1, 1S54-y.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31
John c. crLngarsoN MORGAN RENO
CULBERTSON & RENO,

WILL ALLOW LIBERAL INTEREST On THIRTY,
sixty ninety days deposs buy SELL and locate Land
Warrants, and attend TO all business pertaining to
& lneral Land Agony.
Iowa city June 5, 1SJ3-y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31
EDWARD CONNELLY

LAND AGENT AND DEALER IN EXCHANGE WILL
sell Land Warrants for cash time to suit purcla-
and will the warrants good In every re-
spsct. Once opposite the Land Office.
Iowa city, August ii, 1852.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31
PARK HOUSE,
~ I S. Gutker,
DRS LAKE e. MORSE

AvING associated themselves together in the practice
IA Of medicine and surgery will attend promptly to all
calls duties Of the proesson at all hours in the city
county. Having extensive practice they hope by
tine association and strict attention business to retain
the confidence OF the community Office Washington
street. few doors from Clinton where good supply of
medicines prepared for family will be kept for SALE
Night calls made ut their residence Lake, City Ho
tell Morse Clinton nearly opposite the Bap
tst Church. 7'
Iowa City, May Gath 1854
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31
Prayer by the Chaplain.

kcauing ct the journal dispensed Witu..
Mr.. Hamilton from the committee on the Ju.
dietary, reported back s bill No. $50, IN set to
amend chapter 10 Of The code, relating 10 Meta
ries Public, with substitute therefor, which
was adopted aud passed.
Mr.. shields, from the committee on ways saa
means, reported back s bill No l74, a. Act .
amend sections 492 and 49S Of the code. relating
10 taxes. with three additional sections, and re.
commended its passage.
On motion, the bill and amendments were In.
definitely postponed. Ayes l8; nays II. S8
Message from the House, that the House 10.
sists on their amendmentto s bill No %, an act
to prevent waste aud trespass on lands, and
have appointed a committee Of conference 10
act with similar committee on the part Of The
Senate.
Mr.. Saunders, by leave. introduced Z bill for
an act 10 amend chapter 65 Of the code, and 70
provide for the sale Of the University and b.
|lae lands. Read twice and rstefred to the
E. nities en- Public Lands.
nrpm sAhe coQmittse on schsols,
e139 an act 10 repeal
Nh Normal schosls
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31

SEcRETARys OYFIcE,
Iowa City, Jan. Goth 1855.
! certify the foregoing to be a true copy
from ths original rolls on file in this office
GEORGE W. McCLEARY.
Secretary of State.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE

TurspsY. Jan 23a s1ack A ".
Senate met pursuant TO ads&efliEcnt. 4.
Prayer by the chapiaia. Nwss
On Ipatts,,, ;sla sn-,S:l s4ss
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1855-01-31

S. A. BISSELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR At Law, TIPT0N,
Cedar county, Iowa.
Nav 1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17

NOVEL TaEoRY.-A new idea with
regard to cholera was started short
time since by an American physician
He maintains that sores of any kind win
act as a preventive to the cholera. He
accordingly recommends that on the sp-
pearance Of the cholera all people shah
be inuoculated by caustic issue. The
idea has been lately tested in St. Peters
burg with satisfactory results.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17

PAINFUL SUsPENsE.-An emigrant
train went over the suspension bridge
at Niagara Falls day or two since
The cars moved very slowly. A Ger
man woman in the transit over the
bridge between the United States and
Her Majesty's dominions, gave birth to
pair of twins. One was named SEs-
pension Bridge and the other EiQgdrd
EoIfS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17
[From the Oarpet Bag.

,l'iz TAI THE EXILE.
q pilgrim from the eastern shore
y Stood on Nevada's strand; si-s =
A tear was in his hither eye, ~ l5's'
A piekaxe in his hand.
A tear was in his hither eye
And In his left, to match,
There would have been another tear,
~ But for healing patch. ~
And other patches, tco. he wore,
mi Which on his garments hung,
And two were on that ill-stared spot 70
Where mothers smite their young.
His hat-a shining "Costar" once
Was broken now and dim.
And wild his bearded features cleaned
From cut the tattered brin.
The pilgrim stood, and looking down,
as one who was in doubt,
He sighed to see how fast that pair
. = or boots were wearing out.
And while he fl ed an ancient pipe,
- His wretchedness TO cheer,
He stopped with hurried hand to pick
A flea from out his ear.
Then spake that pilgrim from the east
81 am wretched man,
= For lust Of gold hath iured me to
The shovel and the pan.
] saw in dreams pile of gold
:. Its dazzling radiance pour -.
Non5re my visions are of gold
Alas m hopes are ore.
Thrice haye left this cursed spot,
But mine it was 70 learn
That fatal truth, that dust we are,
To dust we shall return
So here condemned by fate unkind,
rock illusive sand,
And dream of wailing babes at home.
Unrocked, and orphan band"
The pilgrim paused, for now he heard
His distant comrades shout;
He drew a last Whit from his pipe,
And knocked the ashes out;
And stopping as he gathered up
His shovel and his pan, -
The breeze his latest accents bore
81 am wretched man"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17

FoND OF ALE.-A half drunken fel-
low at the Belvidere Saloon. IN this city,
night before last, was foolish enough to
drink twelve large glasses Of ale on
wager, and after performing the feat
was stretched out on the floor, full as .
tick and cold as wedge. With the
aid of stomach pump, physician af-
ter much labor succeeded in pumping
him out sufficiently to put him on his
legs again. He has been als-ing ever
since.-iStats Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17

New ENGLAND Rum AT THE CR1ME.a
New England rum is selling at 'Constau-
tinople at eighteen cents gallon. The
demand is for the French army. Quite
an impetus has been given to the distil-
leries by the general failure Of the grape
and by the war. The quality is doubt
less somewhat improved by the voyages
but we should think it was pretty hard
liquor to fight on.-ProVideace J0Hr.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17

~The love of money has proved
the ruin and eternal overthrow Of more
protesting Christians than any other sin.
because it is almost the only crime that
can be perpetrsted, and yet anything
like decent profession Of religion be
maintained.-Fnller.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17

LIBERTY IN MArNE.--One of the
amendments of the liqour law in Maine
reads thus;
If an expressman, cartman, porter,
or any other person, shall carry a bottle.
or cask, or demijohn of wine or other
liquors to gentleman's residence. he
is subject-to fine of twenty dollars
and costs for the first offence. For the
second offence a fine and costs and thir-
ty days imprisonment is the penalty.
If man carries in bis own baggage Or
about his person a flask or any other
vessel containing liquor of any sort to
be used by him, the party doing so is
made liable to a fine Of thirty dollars
and thirty days imprisonment.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17

~Mr. Soule closed brief speech
the other day, addressed to some of
his friends who assembled to greet him
on his return to New Orleans, with the
following pungent compliment to the
Emperor of France: 5s.7
81 come back to you with heart un-
dsunted by the ire which the mere men
ton of my name has had the privilege
of provoking in the forbid breast of
the crowned cut-throat who rules over
France, aud with brow on which the
most abject and reckless calumnies have
net as yet been able to start blush"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-05-17

The town of Vienna, near Montreal,
has been nearly destroyed BY fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18
OOsMETf

D'cAMEBoss RECEIPTS FOR LIQUID HAIR DyR,
~ ~ zanune hair dye shampoo liquid, hair Restorative
bb be v whle, ff.ckc ttyn pouirs
deuirfo@ DE- bouqas pornlic .reeor ae wsrraa 81
equal any easily made by any lacy ne
eigb,h The usual cost price refunded hoi az
broadway lC- and S howerY y asi %Is Buisyp t-r 81
division ls5 ktghiL at
street PRIV. 20 cent? or inrwartea BY ms receipt a -
hcdfeer NJ Dtsneron. ~ Pos Office,
Explanation Receipts offered 10 prcierrncs
offer articles would he cDnirnd with hus, n
eon,peors Iba srpsn-e az rent help bones bodies labels
sngfayibRp So would render Impossible 10 anyrt hem
bsn ohsfs but the r~celps all bess
otter grsai lndneenbcD inssfnr4
hle item ,be best Articles fho ose<
The terms fair tho Receipts beng warranted good
price refunded
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pr0sss~1 ~ sffsrs gsi~Dt ~ txi.i so4 s~<sr~s
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poUsry LAsDs. GATED sTAvkz PASSPORTS AHp
- ssifs
United ssies ssloys ard osAcrv-fasd ~
sssd ezra psy psd. thHsf STATES fssyl~ksd
hD} heurs hsA~noss fur ssss~s n d~sss~A
assss M s..y ,' r.. 30 In.
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nR. coRBETr, ~ DuasE STREET MEMBER on rHp
See my cards N The Daiiy riHass Dsly hsss. IA
DE RALPB's OFFICE HorRg TO i7ans gro
~ =. ~, sunday sleeptsd c< u0usso a.. be1 Wo-asw
nE COOPER. IL DuAsE STREET NAT nv coz
~ suited on dsessrs n N sps..s1y sAglss e.
% guar permanent without meruxH.
DRIvATg cossuLTArIoss---DR wArSos oos.
han twenty bon,ass vos, sss yssaIs
of failure The rcr~oiss nd ard 10 he
rom business e1rose hun " dcs@eon. ~fs
ds,ses mssJ hsss b.ea esrsvrs W pre-
rsss certain ehsasns. teen injured ~ srsss 10
dents sre fespeeislJ insi~d " call IN he hs psos sr~
WILLIAM wATsOs n n.
many YEAR, surgson 10 The Lea Hospital, ssir u ''Tl.e
Cause ard Cure y numerous plai~s ~
Once ~ Waller street, Dear HrCafray.
pIcoEDs rRAcrIcE-rHK rspERroxsp, voH
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braisd sreob 81 s cry. ira Csr~-fn saf kea sAsy ~
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s.der. = AZ sn's,sd s.sa,s .-sars,s r.ssf 80 e.-s
-to nav, Zen ss1; re- = .s-..a,. .s.s-s. 1913
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on,y r.nsN Vssn tssnsbs1s rae asy a sfh sssss
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sS.d ssorsly 20 a.s rsa-sn ssd sJrorss Ssss ss.<i
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DA.CIso ACADKMfEs.

Mrs LuBY Pupil 90 OSCAR sYR.g BALLET nAs.
I ter Ia Der Ne ou~.n sksfts Ss1hcs ell tss
ssb0pahis dances with tao asene fsrrris~<
web Han 20 hlrsesof Mr. Lnoy's tosfth sssfnbIy
hr ne sil - bed On -tnesday ibg Dec ~
Wien all bs introduced 10 Nusssn noIftA Danced
u. sAins q osNsfins and Nou NJ byrns has hsrsi Mr.
Lnuy the tol0Sl5g ccfnfg Aas
Dear Madam yoa peffee1y snierssADd Ne ssvfiisa,
tsss dept Tempe, Fsiss AID all te acr f~<hss-As.e
cusr dances -th thr ie ~ IN q "a dfs ard gssi
rrty ~ fsncr dancing. srquf. undsr Wink
needless tor 70 .ks fusbss insracsons foufs uif,
O~iAn ByesE,
fW.aibourbe Drsro. EAysy sssr. f>sEdeu.
Afkw ClAhfRs.~ BHODKER DANCING ACADEMY,
~ ~ Brrsue erect, between brsf~sy ssi Bossryy-
rrsc al cisssss forming
Aisg. Al he fashionable fsnr.s taught
Theirs .iassss open The sdsSnsel
phofRhfoh pot0nIYa DArcisG ACADEMY. AT
Co. ventos hal NJ. 10 wos@Sr sfc@s eosasaas open
for he fsc.p,on a. pupis T1estsy yr14rs Priss~
At,tnsh.s every second Wsdnesiay evening, Gvn Des
uDu fafthcr n1face
rTBR UNION gocfABI.EE DAN ikgt Yaggr ARE
required sxhi " uii ay he Va pls<S 81
sath oksfs kpsss. seTusisy hfst cNss
0steF lees s tour Yiset uaatss ~ cab Va ssssy Al
dfesA Nor haui, bot i.G asfslf Gsisoe.
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DrcOrDf TRgtTwrsr ~ PRfyAYE DEE AU6fk-
il " Jstr.cp sfr.<s ~ ~ ,essk -
t,e-sw sess usy W ss~.aissa -0 ~,ss<>~<s - efs66
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18

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The - oorsssd sbo.s iose msrr.xs A. Anf
~ tel ne a 10 sdT hsy Marry,
Aa~b - M Der vsskera E<~tcncs 10 CA1a sfc~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18

MArkIhOHfAL-NADENOI gsfLy yrfJHrTg
Avn WIZ npon 10 reesp, ~ wenty s~pi ~ sny
ref~n fu dsinssuno ~ ur ehass~sv b. t~ snd srs.
hg AdkS@. viii rvsuwn snnp, bsuad.a Pen& odes H. r.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

. CASES or NEW DELAINEs AT Is PER YARD
n worth Is. 3D. kEMsEN DINGEE, Sixth avenue,
door below Fourteenth street.
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MATRIMONIAL

A WIFE wAsTED-A YOUNG MAN or PRgoog
N sesrng APPEARANCE wishes form
lion with young hdy between ue seysni~-n and
twenty years Win mild temper. hsndyoe oppression
and medium height, and Of rood conaecsuns. The v.ser
young Of wealth and hne family cannectio1s,
tsiec by people iooking. lie would
10 syl the lady whom he forms aan1e
al No boee will he Of a..
cont pace o. meeting Address Henry Lee box Ia Herald
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A GRs1LtMAN WHO HAs REcRsTiY RETURNED
~ nom she Pacific wsbes v form he seqa.nt.scs ofa
young ady with a view " mafrnony The sdyer,iser e
fesrs age dprepo-~.ns avpe ,rsn-e "a rroeroas srf
hind osposflon. snd o. highly resDersbs l1ny lie I.
~. sdy must te under o. sgc hsnd.on~ t.lsed
Ld o. isspsciAbe smiy, and ~bo has os,~cih
above requisites ~f Address or ye .ses III. 20 M
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THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
i Company intend sailing their favorie steamships
CITY OF nALTihOkE, 2S7 tons, Capt Robert leitch
CITY OF WASHINGTON, 1870 tons, Capt Vim. wyIo.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2,I09 TONS Capt T.. q. Pstrio
Saloon, 30, Sd5 rnd go according 70 state rooms.
limited nunbcr Of third class passengers viii he taken
rom Philadelphia and Liverpool, aud found In PROVISIONS
From Philadelphia. $50 From Liverpool $40
Parties whaling bring ont their friends obtain corth
cafes OF passage and drafts Liverpool In Of 81 sterling
end upwsrds Apply 70 JOHN q. DALE, Ageat
II Walnut street. Philadelphia
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InoR cAIIroRNIA -GRE M REnucrION nY PANE

LNoR CALIFORNIA GRE At REDUCTION or FAREs
fifty lbs Of baggage free Ali over, ten cents per ID.
Days OF sailing changed 9h and 2ih OF each month New
York and California steamship Limo, Transit Com
pany OF Nicaragua propveors In lnec
mni7e0 mies shorter han other route. The splendid
double engine steamship NORTH nkN Lf0HT, 2JO6
heD, Captain Inkepaugh viii leave pier No North river
.. O'clock r. ~ for Pana Arenas on Monday becsmber
"a, 1855, connecting with hr steamship Cortes zoos
urtcn the Nicaragua Transit route having but twelve
miles Of land transportation by arst class carriages
The he public tina the Istm,a
entirely free from dease, aud that The political troubles In
NicarsguK coaSed Peace has made the
onisndns parties and not he slightest n,e.rapum in he
transit between the oceans need be approhendod.
For Information passage apply only 10 CHARLES NOR
GAN AGENT No. bowling Green. Stamped letters aksn Tor
"a q each.
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GrpRPMH COUHT-BENJAMfs r. WELLS ADAfVsr
- Elizabeth Ann WslAcion for divorce brvagb BY pao
ur against dtfcndAni- Absolute divorce sraDie Docemf
10, ES5.
CrPBENE COURT DECfsloN-BEyORE nov rUAs. A.
y Peabody -susn DE Angel. Iofen1o DE ADgels a
for divorce Ia allowed.
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L,REEMAS A co.'s EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA
oregon, Sandwich f.innas AMI Pacific Ctmst Of south
America Via Panama.-our next above vii be
despatched per ". Mail 1i.il sUfH rbnrsda
december ~, st O'clock T. NJ in charge 81 special
Freight received Office il " O'Clock
packages, letters Ac TIL O'Clock NJ day Of naias
FREEMAN Co, 90 broadway.
OFFICE or Ellis FARGO 60 ~ FEW YORK AND
" California kateas and In hang. COMPANY. No. ~ Va
street., New YORK, Dec H. fS5 The interest dns
January lL6, In the city ~ HbDckon fCall per
bond. will be paid add alter that date, presentation
oiice. WELLS, rAHtsD A CO,
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INLAND ROUTE TO CHARLExToN, At0UrrA, "a.
vanrsh New Orleans, Ac from Norfolk f1e 80 north
twenty four hours Ihroughlo sets 70 wedan p Psern
going Sout York by taking AMI
modons sdc wheel ~amsbipr Ros >okr 80 - NspsfDNs
edDe~dav and saturday ansrnacn~ p~r - ~orh
~ Cedar street, korak
shsre hey VIII Ind ecnsinaeas hoe a rsreeas su~sia
through the STATES ~ North and south Csfett. A.
an0rdins speedy, safe and c0mfrtsbir far
South Mobile by the fonhsrn mai asf
fArs included. Norob GYc~rsFs ~ Apeiy
LuDLAM a PLkAhAsI- 81 Blesassy.