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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

re- ts.;szzs-zs SUMMER ARB ANGEMENT.--os
In and after Monday July Is, 1855, Pas
lows:
Leave Worcester at GAS and Ills A. NJ, and 81 P. NJ,
Leave Providence at 7.20 and ll.45, A. NJ and 4,30
= The 100 train from Providence connects with the
xpress trains from Boston for New York, Albany and
leWes. Passengers by this train arrive in Albany in
ssonfor the Express train Buffalo, also for Saratoga
sa eevening.
trainaso with the trains of the Norwich and
ester Railroad fer Norwich; with trains of Worcester
Nashua Railroad for Nashua, Concord, Manchester,
Lowell with the trains the Fitchburg and Wor
oester Railroad for Fitchburg-Beows Falls, Keene &C.
&c at Waterford with trains OF Boston and New yor;
Central Railroad at Yoonsocket with Coaches for Nil,
ford at Miyiue with Coaches to and from Satersve
At Whtn's with coaches to and from Whitipsylle and
East Douglas at FaTnums with coaches and from
Upton, New England Village and Grafton Centre
The Mas train from Providence con: ects at WoT.
cester with the accommodation train on all tina
above named roafs.
The4sO p M train f-or Providence CONNECTS at Water
ford with trains Boston and NeE York Central Railroad
at Worcester with the Seamtns; train for Norwich and
New York; at Woonsock with coaches for Milford at
Millle with coaches TO and from SlaersYe at Whit.
ms with coaches to and from Whitinsye Farnum's
with coaches to and from Upton N. t. Village and Graf.
ton Centre.
The GAS m. train from Worcester connects at Wa.
terord with trains Of Boston and New YORK Central Rail
road At Providence with the Steamer Can0ncus for
Hewpor-the morning train for New York. via Hartford
and midday train for Boston, Taunton, and New Bed.
ford. Also, at Farnum's wit Ii coaches for luton n T.
Village and Grafton Centre at Whitin's with coaches
for Nhinsyie at Mlvile with coaches for slaersyille.
The Ills a. M train from Worcester connects a Wor
cester with the accommodation uains from springfield,
Gehbnrs, Nashua, and Lowell at Providence with
trains Of Boston and Providence Railroad Providence
Hartford and fishkl Railroad
The $40 p m train from Worcester, connects at WoI.
cester With the accommodation train from Albany ami
Express train from New York Hartford and Sprngedi
al Providence with Steamer Canoncus for Newpor-con.
Meeting at Newport with the Fall River Line of Steamers
for New York; Farnum's With coaches fer Upton N
y. Village and Grafton Centre at Whn's with coaches
for Whitinsyille and 4. Douglas at Nlyie with coach
es for Skaters lille at waterford with OF Boston and
New York Central Railroad Woonsoeket with coaches
( or Milford.
Through Tickets be procured Providence for Spring
field. New York, Albany, Troy, Saratoga, Schenectady
Utica, Rome Syracuse Rochester, Buldlo Niagara Falls
leyeand, Cincinnati Detroit Chicago, and St. Louis
JOHN u WINsLOW, supt
Providence, July Is. 1856. dawtf
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MERCHANDISE ND MONEY BROKER,
No. II Salem Street. Boston.
Money to loan Personal Property, Watches bought
sod and exchanged Cash a for old Gold and Silver
and second hand Watche diff mari
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WRAPPING PAPER LOO Reams Assorted
w sizes Tor sale low ny
eg3l ISL Q. A. HARRINGTON a CO.
r,yvyfs DRIVE ON l--rhe subscriber wouldhere
IN by inform al such as have any buldihg wbeb
e---~~ uty wish removed that he ~ prepared 10 wnl
on them on ~ most satisfactory terms either by the jan
nay orders lei. with Laihrop 4 Ames 50 mechanic
if,et, or lne addressed TO- he sulscroer sii NM
Wit prompt attention eETU TWIruFtI
Worcester, July IL, 1900 iyl9 A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

Office No. Liberty-street New York
Agents for Worcester-M. B. Green & Co. Charles
Sibley, and David Scott.
In Milford,- A. Hayward, L. j. Wilson,
n30 deOd&wly
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' N ''JuiilVs SHOULD DC addressed TO
o,, PERRY THAYER,
-- quo uSwu South droton, or Worcester, Mass
ANOh SALE Stock and Store situated IN one
~ Of the most pleasant and nourishlne villages IN New
ENGLAND, with the best of Railroad Observation-Disclosures win
IN 70 miles of Boston. '
Ky nooyo presents rare opportunity, when the pro
Wagtor must felinquish, on account Of nj health
Tho stock ia select and win be sold with or without the
..sW'ei una rs long lease as desired will be given
any one wishing 70 engage IN the Country trade will do
vel W examine the premises immediately
tQr further particulars, apply to MIR. s. H. HOWE Of
w urn OF Perce Howe, Cos 81 Fcderal-st, Boston,
my2i S' an
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-11

- 1 o. sF@eaB thing that viii surpass Dr. G
A. HIPS Panaceas and Indian Medicines. the remedy
Of Gonorrh@a elects, Structures, Whites Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness, Affections of tho
Kidneys, Irritation Of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders Of the urinary organs without the least
sriction to diet drink, exposure, change in appi
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
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E1@a@assEzga OCTOBER IsI.-NOR WITCH
Essssasssz4 s. W OR CESTER RAILROAD.
Accommodation Pa senger Trains leave Worcester for
Norwich at l0.15 A. NJ. and 5.15 P. NJ.
Leave Norwich for Worcester at 6.15 A. NJ and 430
P NJ.
Steamboat Train leaves Worcester at 7O0 P NJ. stop.
ping at Webster and Daniesnnvie.
PASSENGER Car is attached the Way Freight Trains
between M oreester ond Putnam.
ectl diff P. St. NJ. ANDREWS, Agent.
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t0nrs, Mf.
TIE BLACK

THE BLACK
STONE HOT AIR port
able RANGE,
This is one Of the most
convenient Ranges ever
ffrred to the public, as
1t will burn either wood
or coal, has a larger oven
ta's be arranged SO as to
heat either one or two
rooms. ard can do more
work with less fuel, than
any other range 10 the
market. The subscriber
is prepared to furnish
the above Ranges with
. gater, back and hot air
GytIlrps and IN warrant
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WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILROAD

rsSe-SH---AJu aili atttT htNDAls 'uy
2, 1885, Passenger Trains will follows: Leave
Worcester for Fitchbug Reach Groton Arrive at Nash
Groton, Nashua & Lowell. junction. ia and Lowell
CSC m. $50 a M $50 M
HOGAN. 1880 pm. l15 pm
4.00pm. $50 pm. 6.l5 pm.
Nashua. Fitchburg. Groton Junction. worcester
715am. 745am. 750am. o 05 m.
LISA m. 1240pm. l2.s0pm I50pm
50pm. 550pm. 535pm. $50 p M
oNNECTI0NS WITH OTHER ROADS AT NASHUA
An trains connect with the trains of the Concord Rail
road where passengers take the from the North
ern the Passunpsc, the Boston, CONGO and Montreal
and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groton junction trains connect iireetly with the
trains of the Stony Brook Railroad and also with those
of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception Of the frs
train from Boston.
train unless the letter Is delayed. Passengers from New
York for Fitchburg, Nashua, Lowell Concord &C., will
have opportunity breakfast in Worcester and then
take this train which at the above named places
with trains going from those points North and West
The II o'clock and T. 90 M trains connect at Worces
ter with the trains from the Boston and Worcester Nor
witch and Worcester Providence Worcester and West.
Railroads. and arrive at Fitchburg, Groton Junction
and Nashua in to with the different trains
from these points.
The train arriving in Worcester at 9O5 a. M connects
with trains for all the above named roads including the
Express train for New York, Albany and the West via
Springfield.
Passengers arriving in the 2l0 D. M have an hour or
more to dine and then take the afternoon trains Of the
roads above named
The $50 train leaves Groton Junction at 535 stop.
ping at all the Way Stations, and with the
Steamboat train for New York via Norwich
Through tickets for New York via Norwich, sold al
Fitchburg Nashua Pepperen, Groon Junction, Clinton
and Lowell state Rooms or Berths may be secured al
Fitchburg Nashua and Lowell.
Through tickets for Providence, Springfield Albany
Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago, st. Louis
&c, may besecured at Fitchburg, Nashua, or Lowell
At Worcester through tickets sold for the White
Mountains Montreal, Burlington, Rouse's Point, St.
Johnsbury, &c. g. w. BENTLEY, Supt.
IuIy IF no
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BOSTON AND WORCESTER r. Il.

BOSTON AND WORCESTER R.R.
- Go SUMMER ARRANGESi ENT-C Com
81 GAce w. mencing Monday, May Z, 1855
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at "a Ex) T. $50 A. NJ. u SIS, (33g
Ex.) 5, and (11.so, Ex.) P. NJ.
Millbury $40 am. 44Op. m
Milford at T05 1880 g $50 "
Frau'n at (445 Ex), s, sos, 1880 a. NJ, I.35
ais Exi 6, Q215 Ex.) p. m.
saxonyille at 6.45 9 $50
Newton, 6.l5, 1920, 1888 els, *11.OO Nv. Tr.),
a. m. 1.2o, 2 o5, (W. Tr), $50, IS, 6, $3.50,
(W. Tr.), 8l5 p. N.
Brookline, 6.25, 715, 8, $50, 10 a. m ; LIS, q 8
$50, Z, p
Needham Plain, 6, s am; 1.2O, p. m.
4 W. Newton station.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
For Worcester at 6, $50 Ex.) a. m, 130, lex to Ma
tick, $50 Elk 4 80, 80 EXP P. NJ.
Mibury at &, a. m. 43o PM
Milford at $50 a. m. 1.3O 43O, D. m.
birmingham at 6, $50 Ex.) $50 m, L30 (3.SQ
Ex.) 49, (5.30 Ex.) pm.
:" Saxonville at and 8, p. m.
Newton, 8, CIV Tr.), s. $50, II Nj l. $50, 4.45 O.
us, 9l5 p
Brookiine, Z, 7.4o ., 1l3O a. M. 1880, 2I5, 5, s
6.l5, 7.39, $50 p. m.
" Charles River Branch, 7, 1l.30 M, s. els p. m.
Sunday Mail Train for Worcester Springfield, and New
York, at 2. NJ.
o. Express Trains stop only at birmingham
Boston, May l. 1855 dawtf
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a NEW DgSCOVERF-To CURE BAD
"A SPIRITS, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn
Cholic Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney Com
plants, Melancholy, Delirium Tremens,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-22

We are glad to announce the full and
complete resumption Of payments by this
house, whose failcre some thirty days since
created general surprise and regret.
There are several notable facts in the
suspension and subsequent resumption OF
these bankers:
1. They were treacherously discrediied at
New 70, K. for the paltry sum of $50 900.
2. In less than five days after their dis.
credit, Mr.. Bacon extrcated his California
house, (Page, Bacon e. Co.. and it resumes.
and has continued to pay all demands on
presentation. s,iftl- ru.trtr-
3. In thirty days they show energy and re.
sources sufficient TO raise million Of dollars
in hard cash.
4. They resumed in full on the 18th inst,
both At New York and st. Louis, with cash
means to pay every deposition, and every
matured liability. in full.
The transactions OF these houses count by
tens OF millions annually, Their checks
and drafts find their way To every section Of
the country; their resump iion 10, therefore. q
matter Of general concern.
The Investigations Of the condition and
resources of the houses, show them to be
possessed OF large means, and great individual
wealth. The extensive aid which they have
given, through Mr.. Bacon, to the great work /
OF The West, the Ohio and Mississippi Rail.
road, and their general liberality and enter.
prise, gives tn their movements sectional
a. well asa general interest.
This resumption 10 anothers unmistake.
able evidence OF the Improvement in ouI
monetary affairs which 10 gliding the future
with hOn0 and npomise II Hio Ho,iv
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TELEGRAPHIC!
I Reportcd expressly for the Daily Journal. ]

Reported expressly Tor he Daily journal.
~s~s~.~s~s~~~~s~scN~~S~ 49, ~s~~~~N>~~
Nkw YoRK, Feb. ~, D..
Flour has advanced 64c; sales of 6250
bills good ohio At s5sasls; Southern firm.
Corn firm. yellow 96c; pork firm, old mess
1881; beef firm; lard unchanged; Ohio wills.
Ky a3as44c, firm. Stocks firm; money
abundant.
The steamer is just coming up.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 81, n.
River has risen 20 inches; weather clear
and pleasant. n n
, Flour firm at S25. whisky 253c; oats de.
clined to 3Sc; groceries active; 800 hhds Of
sugar sold at 4ls5c. 500 bbls molssses at -
a24c; provisions firm, 400 bbls mess pork
sold at 1850; bacon sides SIC.
r PIrrsBuRGH, Feb. al, n.
River feet scant and falling; weather
clear and mild.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
Geo. w. Greene, who was recently con.
victed for numbering his wife, hung himself
in the Jail yesterday morning.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
The British Rear Admiral reviewed the
troops with Concha, on the l2h inst, a,
Havana. A decree has been enforced pro.
hbiting the sale of firearms and ammuui.
ton.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 10.
The Missouri River 10 open for steamboat
navigaton from this city te Kansas. II is
said the smallpox has broken out among
the troops from the Newport Barracks, and
four OF them have been attacked.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II.
Pratt, the candidate of the Native Ameri-
cans, was cleo ed State Senator from Phla-
delphia County, At special election yesterday
by q majority Of 2.3o0. This gives the
Native American party majority Of one in
the Senate.
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Legsslasvs Sea m m asy.
Mnunav Ia


SENArE.-Bills were introduced to amend
the act incorporating the Madison Marine
Insurance Company--changing the time Of
holding courts in the ilth Judicial circuit--sn
act suspending the Temperance Law for
two years-in regard to executive debtors.
Senate adjourned at an early hour.
The Senate took up the State Bank bill,
and the Free Bank bill. The first was order.
the latter was considered in Committee Of
the Whole. Without comm. to any definite
conclus The Senate adjourned.
Housr.-The mor"ing YVES sImost occu-
pied in reading Senate bills second time.
Bills Introduced or Reported: Relative TO
the town of GAINESVILLE; to amend various
sections and to repeal TO 9lst section OF the
act relative to the assessment Of real estate.
&C.; 10 amend the act incorporating towns;
relative to the rights OF married women
having drunken husbands; TO refund to free
blacks the school taxes collected Of them
under the act Of 1852; for the relief of the
step children Of J. b. Wood Of Davies
county.
BILLS LOST: To authorize the Supreme
Court to select what decisions shall be pub.
lished: TO allow parties to convey land, &c,
held adversely, aud to give validity to con-
tracts heretofore made therefor, and to en-.
able vendees to recover possession thereof;
to amend the l4th section Of the act relative
| to churches and other associations.
Bills PAssED-To erect the Office of At.
torney General, provide for his election. de-
6ne his duties, &c. To smen nd sec. IL and
part Of Is Of the act Incorporating the La.
grove, Madison and Jonesboro plank road
company: Joint Resolution relstive to the
election of the U. 3. Senators; To regulate
business Of Foreign Insurance Companies Ia
THE state. This bill 10 the substitute o
Mr. Newcomb, and requires the company 4
have capital Of 600 900, and deposit will
the Treasurer Of State 5 per cent. Of its gros
receipts until they smount to S25 900. Join
Resolution asking Congress to patent to tn,
State certain lands returned as Swamp lands
To provide for issuing fee bills and execution
against securities in appeal bonds in the Su
preme Courts. This bill was lost on Satur
day last, but the vote re.considered to- day.
To amend Sec. o! the act Incorporating
towns, &C.; To authorize the successors q
administrators or executors to cell lands un
der orders procured BY such administrators o
Executors; To FIX the times Of holding Court
Of Common Pleas in TipPecanoe aud White
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Proceedings u the City Csuncil.
MoHDAr EVENING, Feb. ~, 1855.

Cesneil met pursuant TO sdjournmsns.-
Present, the Ma, or, and Councilmen Steele,
Sesntlin, Hart. Deeker, Roquet. Allis, Hun
nell and Minizer.
Cash order for $i.75o was allowed w.
Carpenter. for interest duo on bonds Of the
city Of Evansville, in the E., I. & C. 8. L.
r. r. Co., up to Jan. I, 1855.
Casper Msrshsll w:s allowed s. 50 fol-
dirt.
A claim Of Mrs. D. Stahlhoefer Of $40 90
for taxes double lated was not paid.
Contract fof: repairing Neptune Engine
was given Krstz & Heilman; cost to be
e9so. Mr.. Hannell was added to commit
ted on repairs.
Council proceeded to the election Of Chic
Engineer Of the Fire department. Joh'
Hewson received votes. and VIM. Hunnel
3 votes. Hewson declared elected.
Mitchell H. Crush was unanimously elect
Cd Assistant Chief Engineer.
Mr.. Seastlin moved that the engine which
6rst reached . Gre, be allowed ten dollars
lost.
H. @: Wheeler, enc Of the school trus
tees, presented q specification of the publ,
school house, and also the agreement msd'
between the trustees and Jas. Steele TO
building the same.
Ordered. that the Mayor cell unto VIM
Milns $1,000 in city bonds. payable in tel
Ceuaeil adjourned till nsxt Monday eve
ming.
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cs:;:;
- The young man who advertised
vsliss lost last week, will please call ct this
s6es and get il. bringing the other. No.
thing like advertising.
- The Antelope arrived here from New
Orleans yesterday morning after long "trip.
She had very kesvy cargo and large num-
Der of passengers. At Memphis she esughs
ere from . stove pipe. but the flames
were quickly subdued. No other accident
happened on the trip. She put out large
quantity Of freight here.
The New Orleans and Cincinnati
packet Landis,s large and beautiful steamer,
arrived here from the former city very early
yesterday morning, only six and halt days
out. This proves her speed. She is the fast
est as we'll as the most splendid Cincinnati
and New Orleans packet. We thank her
clerk, Andy Bayless. for New Orleans pa
psrs Of the l4.h.
- The Fashion was here yesterday If.
ternoon from st. Louis. We thank Mr.
CLARK, of the Office, for papers. BY advertise
ment il will be seen that the Fashion will DO
here next Saturday for st. Louis. She 10 .
fast boat. ~-t-
- Reeolleet the sple ndid David White
10 advertised to be at Evansville to-day for
New Orleans. She 10 not only large, fast
anil excellent boat, and Identified with this
city in her ownership. but she probably sets
q better table than any other boat on the
river. Be prepared for her.
) - The Lucy Mcconnell, Capt. Ross.
lsft yssterdsy morning for the Wabash. with
light cargo.
The officers Of the Antelope rsper,
the Dsss1sa And n. G. Bacon both sunk be.
lew Carrie. They were st. Louis boats
bound for New Orlesns.
The Jas. Robb and Northern are
reported sunk between st. Louis and Carlo.
We publish the report as report. without
vsuching for its truth.
The Fawn arrived here Tuesday evening
az o'clock from Louisville, and put out large
lot Of z, oceries. &c. She came down one day
earlier than usual. in order to give her time is
work her way up through the ice, and start dowr
ssher regular day. Friday.
We lesih that just before the Fawn lei
Louisville, three men, two slaves and white
man, While ct work on the wheel Of the High
eyer. were preeipiiaied in the river BY the break
.ine ef splsak, and eli drowned. Their bodies
had no, been recovered when the Fawn left.
III THE Crystal Palace arrived here yes,er
day morning from Louisville for ST. Louis. =
Capt. Kuntz has superseded Capt. Kerr in tn
command This steamer will now run regular
" in the Louissille and St. Louis packet line
She 10 q substantial and fast bSat.
Tine Logan came out OF Green river yes
terday morning. with 4 light cargo. She wa
preparing last evening to leave for Green river
{. the ice being too bad to make her usual tip
LeuisviIle.
...s The report that the John simends ha
taken ere At Presidents Island, is all mistake
II was the Z. Howard from Nashville for Ne,
Orleans. Il is supposed the FIRE had been burn
ing in the hold several days before discovered
The David White rendered the Howard all III
assistance in her power. The latter was sou
lied, but has been raised again, and will soon
Yepaired. l.I- 1890 n-ar fr
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE kvANSvILLE DAILY JOURNAL,
- Mxaxean>Y EyxNIua. Feb. 81.

OFFICK kvANSvILLE DAILY JOURNAL,
wxDxsspAy EvxSIno, Feb. 81.
wRAInsR-Hss been uniform during past week
frost ut night and mild and bright during day.
RivsR-Since lest weekly report. river rose steadily
sut Monday. Now falling but i good boating stage.
Somesscs running. -, .srr-,
Brsrsss.-The rise In the river has made business
comparatively brisk wharf There have been heavy
arrivals Of groceries, and country merchants will
nnd good stocks hand Business In groceries, better
than las. WsSk. Dry goods dull-but little doing
Heavy shipments OF produce made from wharf since
She rise. We make but few changes in quotations.
Flour quoted ,t higher. but there Is t.ling one
dav what it may be next. We give the quotations OF
City Mills alone this week.
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CoEp.-Ths hoasst esws in the eounssy
have been giving ies-csssm for the last few
Days. but our sophisticated city cows only
give us frozen chalk and Wsiss.
NY Mirror.
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THE ALLIES sUERENDERED!!!

SINCE MEsSRS. ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
~ leased the OH Corner Stand Water under the
Once and filed overho with the largest
STYLES of Fall aud Winter Cothpg Fur
nishng Goods. and sell them ast"nhngy low. the
ALLg1 HAVE BEEN COMPELLED SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
eonsis. in part Of Mems and Boys ready Clothing
Trunks together with the extensive
Gentle Dress Goods aud Talon Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for purchasns and
superior other house In the
which enables them At all times NIL all with the best
the best city
and the public generally respectfully invited call
New Stock aud Reduced Prices
ing elsewhere. dscl8-sf
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NOTICE no OCKHOl.DERs

meeting OF the Directors Of the Northern Plank Read
IA Company held the James Lsushlin. jr..
18th day OF January 1855 IL ordered that all
IN said COMPANY who have ar-adv done requested
to much ofher stack will be equal ay dollars
JAMES G. JONES see.y.
NorE the funds received into tie Treasury have bern
exhausted IN Of dets and and there yet
liabilities Those
don o. the Company and the value of t
jAn23H J. g.
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- no s:ss =: rlsss: . 1es s.s.a Copper Dssasns;
49, o1tvss fes sals By sssiS yAMUBL 0Rx.
rL0U0.-loo Ssls ssvsya.s Yls,s;
&c. en- !" tS:s.'s,,s,,.,..,
sst "r ~,s~ iss~ ". 10y r.
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G. 4. LEONARD. c. L. SWEET

SWEET a. CO..
GENERAL ACCTIoNEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS
SYCAMORE ST.. DOOR FROM WATER. EVANSVILLE,
GESPECTFuLLf tender their services the citizens Of
IN Evansville and country
ana Personal Property Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
doods Hard Groceries, etc. etc., also particular
ten paid Ia all out door sales 81 description
able an satisfactory We shall do exclusv.
mission Business sud not having Of
In competition with consgnors both seller
have fair Legitimate market We viii devote our
time to the Auction and Commission business aud friends
please them With prudence
TO merit the confidence of all those who entru their
care.
-RFFERENCES-
p. q. O'RnEY d Co.. Evansville
DpvALL. ALGo & Co., Memphis Tenn.
WM PARK Co.. do do.
JAMES BoYD, do do
r. b. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SSAPP. do.
MILEs ". FOXES. Vieksburg Miss.
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