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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-31
From the Richmond Wing 25th.l
Yellow Fever, mt Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Aug. %, p. M

1865 mug @s"3 uAs
regret that the telegraph is not in order,
that could transmit you the report of
deaths and of the increase f.fever cases, as
my eng agements are such as to leave me but
little time for writing. What j do write,
howeverryou may rely on, and it may serve
to copnteract the effect Of the many false
reports which have gone abroad in refer
ence to the health of our city generally, and
of certain q, our prominent citizens in par
'ticular-reports which, | am sorry to add,
were prompted i by, the fears Of the panic
stricken host v no fed their homes while the
danger of Infection was yet afar off. If
some could return now, they would not
recognize the city they deserted a fortnight
ago. A Sabbath stiffness prevails, broken
only by the rattle of the DOCTORS chaises, and
the rpmbling of the hearse and, sick wagon
ScarcelYra store la open, on Main, street,
Market square or Broad Water street, the
BUSINESS portions of the city. The apothe-
cafes have removed with their pills, bills,
,pasters and drugs to their residences, and
Dpfrdble dictu. SO have the brokers! There
rs not a quorum of directors in either of the
Banks; only two or three of the city faith ers
are in the city; preachers look around their
churches in vain for their parishioners;
newspapers daily accumulate on doorsteps
and on pofches for want of readers; gaunt
poverty stalks abroad with downcast look
and fearful eye; the wall of the widow and
of the orphan startles the solitary passenger,
and all 10 gloom and grief, almost without
tope. Never has Norfolk received such
visitation before
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INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHoRlry
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,

= ,
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. LIST, 1855. Z
WHEREAs Tha Merchants Insurance COMPANY of Phil
adephia has filed in this statement Of its
on the Soth Of July 1855 the of its
amendments, properly certified written iustr
emit nominating its authorizing fully and
unreserVedy TO acknowledge service process
Now in pur,ssnce Of the requirements Of IAN
Insurance. Companies defnng DO and prescribing
their dutfes approved March 3D. 1885 having
satisfactory evidence of full compliance the require
mens end specifications of that act Hiram E. Talbot
AUDITOR OF the State Indiana hereby certify that
III ENVY 9. GWATHMEY. of Evansyine. Ind. as the
Agent OF said Company s authorized transact the
ness OF Insurance. the the Merchants
rance Company in this State January
pointed by the said Company = y
In Witness Whereof Ihave hereto subscribed nv name
caused TIE seal OF oaiSe to be Affixed this
August. A. ID. 1856 A. g. TALBOT
(Seal.) Auditor O State
nerT PaIu
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SAD AccrDEsr.-We learn from friend.
that on last Friday, while Mr., Isaac Woods
was engaged with threshipg machile, on
the farm Of John Lockyear in Campbell
township, he stepped upon the apron in or
ger to fix the band Of the straw carrier, when
hls foot slipped and his leg was carried I'M
ger the yllnder. His leg was taken of at
the thigh He fingered until Friday night
and died. WarrieF Dan e
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Explosion of the steamer Hetzcl.

NASHVILLE Aug. q.
The report received here last night of the
explosion of the coast survey steamer Het-
eel, near the Chesapeake Bay, prove s to be
true. The explosion occurred ON the 24th.
killing Samuel C. Lattimer. I'D Assistant En-
gineer VIM. Budget, VIM. Gardner. and
Jno. F. Knight, Fremen - Nolan. Sea
man !; Michael Scenan was. badly Injured,
and Coleman Welsh and Berry F. Van Horn.
Seaman, and Dr. d. Marshall, Quarter.mas.
ter, slightly. The steamer Is almost total
wreck.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE
Canada.

a.
! day. says bombardmant of Sweaborg contin-
ued As hours. The, town burned to the
ground. The dock yarda completely destroy
ed. ALI the earth-werk batteries knocked
to pieces. Six magazines blown up, =
Alliea' loss 10 SMALL. No ships lost. Aw-
ful confagration during the whole lombard.
meat. Enemy's loss Of Propertyeimmense.
Admiral Dundas telegraphed officially that
Sweaborg was attacked by mortar gun boats
Of allied squadron, on the morning of the
9th; firing closed early this morning. Hea.
Wy, explosions and very destructive fires oc-
CURED.
), Ina few hours nearly all the principal
buildings on Vargo, and many more of Swat
were burned. Few causalties occurred. No
lives lost among allied fleet.
DASTzrcH, Aug. Is.
Allied squadron returned to Margen from
Sweaborg on the 18th. None of the allied
ships seriously damaged. British causalties
were: killed, none; wounded, two officers and
thirty men. French loss equally trifing.-
Official dispatch of battle of Tchernay VAR
ma, Aug. Is. Russians attacked position
Tchernay, on the morning at day break, with
great force. The action lasted three hours,
but the Russians were completely repulsed
by Sardinans and French at ten O'Clock -
Russian attack was under Leprandi, with 40
to $4,000 men. Loss estimated at from four
to five thousand. Loss on the side OF the AL
lies very small.
Pelissier telegraphed the 10Th as follows:
Sardinians fought bravely. Russians left
large number dead on the field, and we made
large number of prisoners. Russians in COM
plete retreat when our reserve came up. and
with aid of our brave allies enemy received
severe blow. Our losses, though much less
than enemy 10 not yet known.
1 Gen. Simpson telegraphed 10th: Pellissier
and decided to open fire from English and
French batteries tomorrow at day break.
St. Petersburg letters say Gortschakoff
has received orders from Emperor to sink the
Russian feet ere Malakotf falls.
N. YORK, Aug. 80.
Stirring news from Crimea shortly anic-
ipated. Gen Zamarky will organize force
of Russian deserters and Poles against the
Russians
Gen. rodleben reported rapidly recovering
--he has commenced new batteries.
|. ENeLasD-Parhament prorogued. Speech
congratulating general conduct of war pub
lie, officers.
FhAacr-Ducte Somerset died died in France.
Victoria remained week. ],
Fillmore was introduced to the Emperor.
DESMARK-Fears refusal sound duties will
cause America to seize the Danish West In
dieG.
BRAzrL-Has rePpdiated treaties.
NIcARAGuA.-New coffee crop estimated
at 100000 bags.
Arista, ex-President OF Mexico, died on
board the steamer Pogus, en- route to South
hampton.
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DRS. BRAY q PENNINGTON.

ID ESPEGTFULLY inforr the citizens of Evansville an
IN jts vicinity that they formed in 5he
practice of Medicine and Surgery F'9
Having actively gagged in the for
ter o. ceutr and become familiar with diseases incl
dent to this climate they hope their past experience
cess viii entitla them share Of public patronage
Their ofce between Main sn Locust on
pcse the Post Once. where ethe both them nav Be-
consulted unless absent on professional business.
ag1S-M a
NWOLAssEs-95b tIs Sugar House for sale low % eloss
Va ty sstl4 GEO. FOSTER A To :
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STATE OFF PENNSYLVANIA,

John O. Montgomery President, and Dwight. Mccain,
Secretary Of the Merchants
orally ard duly swer deposa say each or hse
that the foregoing Ia rue correct
the aass OF said CORPORATION, and that they
described otncers thereof lSigned ]
ID. j. MCCAIN. Sec.
Suhscribed and before this day July A.
u 1855. WILLIAM OGLEs Alderman
lOoPy.1 Elk o1deio Justies of the Peace.
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IMPORTERS DEALERS IN WOODEN AND Sill KGoops No
II Peal street, Cincinnati, o. -
WOOLENS.
CONSISTING of Cloths, CassimereE Vestinrs Genta-
~ Furnishing Goods-Faiiors Trimming aud every
variety of MEMS WEAR. -
SILK GOODS.
Including very handsome assortment OF MILLINERY
GOODS. Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers. etc., etc :.
STRAW GOODS,
Embracing the latest styles Plain Straw
nes-straw Trimmings etc. Also Silk Satin Velvet
Bonnets all of which will be offered most Favorable
Terms.
aug27. 6twA
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z5 -: 80 - - t6a -.

DAYTON AND I'M DIANAPOLISl
COLUMBUS. GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY
NEW YORK, ETC.; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND CONNECTING ZINES EASTWARD! q.
Great Eastern and Western u. S. Mail ard
American Express Line!
SHORTEST p.YToS NJ 25 MILES, AND NO cHAAax
BAGGAGEl
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
MW FORMING EXPRESS leaves 4:40 A. NJ, connects
1TM hchmsnd with Eaton and Hamilton, Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad for Cincinnati
st 1l30 A Nj arrives at Dayton at 1885, connecting
trains for Xena Columbus. GAINESVILLE Wheeling Baltimore
Washington City Philadelphia New York and Boston Also
with trains for Springfield Urbana Beefontane Forest
Clyde Cleveland, Buffalo Sandusky, Toledo ayne
Passengers by this train arrive Columbus eight hours
advance any other route from Indianapolis
MAIL TRAIN leaves Indiana polls M the arriyt
Of all trains from the West North and South arrives
m0nd at p Mai Cincinnati at 5:45 p. M arriving
P. M connects directly with trains enia Co.
lum pringheld Crssne Pittsburgh Philade
arriving at Coiumbu at 9:i5I NJ.
Dinner at Indianapolis and supper at Dayton
PITTSBURGH PASSENGERS leaving noon tn ms ba We
Crestine Pittsburgh any other
Passengers by this through Cincinnati quick
by any other.
The only route having ections ct Dayton.
Columbus Baggage through Pittsburgh Phila-
delphia baggage checked at Columbus.
THE ONLY 0RNING TRAIN FROM INDIAN APOtIS TO
DAYTON, OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
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S224.e44 4s s224.s 44 As
,LlABILIErEs.

re llARILITIES.
The Company owe no Bank other Creditors.
Losaes ad Justed and due.a
dc do and not DUE.
do unadjusted.
DO in suspense awaiting further proof... a. 900 90
do claimed and resisted by the Company -. $3.50 90
The greatest amount insured in any risk 10000
The Company have rule in regard amount to be
insured in city, town Village, any
block, these depending upon circumstances.
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AUCTION ROOMS.

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House Corner of Main streets me-
diAIely opposite the Washington Hotel.
EMAVIHG leased for of years and fitted up the
~ MI above well known stand prepared 60 re-
csVe or sale at aucol private SALE all kinds
wares md merehandse household furniture bug
ges. etc.
C6sh advances made gonsg entry when required.
Regular sales every tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
and Friday nights. al early gas light.
and sales of real estate promptly attended
We are weekly receiving. and have large
and general assortment Of FURNITURE consisting ofsla
spindle and 6annisteE hacks scroll and seoIlOp tops
Chairs mahogany and RISE wood Chairs Elizabeth
chairs spring ssa rockers Sofas sociabies centre
card dining aud breakfast tables light stands
lounges mirrors fine common and misses bedseads.
trasse TN ana wire safe, etc., which will sell at Gin
cinnatt pricess..
We have sIo hand variety of notions, ewelry
violin aecerdecns posbet eutiery guns pistols
etc. Ste, which we will sell at reduced prices for cash.
Wholesale retail. WO0LSEY NELSON,
AuNt
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JOURNAL,
Proceedings Of the City Council.
MosnAr EVENING, Aug. 27, 1866

MONDAY EVENING, Aug 81, 1866.
Council met PURSUANT to adjournment Present,
Mayor Hopkins and Councilmen Steele, Scant-
lin, Stephens, Elliott, Hedderich, Rcquet, Hun
mel and Menzer.
Minutes of last m-eliag, read; corrected and
approved.
Ordered, that the following named persons be
allowed the sums SET opposite their respective
names, for work done on streets as per bills
filed: 80
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:. New ORLEANS, Aug. 27.
Flour-S7 25@7 60. Oats $1,000. Corn
zoe. Pork-s2o@22 so. Sides-lsc.-
Cotton Decline, ! to !. Exchange Sight
is par to discou l..
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EMENT.-s5o bbls ~ Hulras & 90 - louisville for
- "a. sale at very low rates. by GEO. FOSTER co,
tHEEsE 40 bzs received per steamer Mansfield fresh
" and GOOD Sex sale by astlo VIM. REILLY.
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FALL TRADE.
HATS, CAPS AND FUR GOODS.
POLLARD, PRATHER & SMITH

455 Main Street, Louisville Ku.
wv large additions to our manu- FEATURING de-
wv parnents by which supply friends with
better article Of goadsi line than before
and much superior in style and quality goods
bought Of obbsrs in the Eastern cities,
Our FALL STYLE DRESS to and Of
more elegant style than other sold,
Our stock of HATS embracing color quality
an STYLE very large and will be sold greatly reduced
prices.
+ BOYS wooL HATs-we have the largest stock
to be found in any house in the Union.
We determined to cash custom
promptt cheaper than they had
house. and by an examination Of stock ali will be
vinred.- 4
Our stock of goods for the Fall trade gotten up
der the supervision OF the experienced praet
manufacrersin the country We to sell
every line prices and guarantee tbs
quality and style TO be better, ago lind wv ;
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Railroad Accident.

Railroad Accident.
New VoRK, Aug 80,
Philadelphia papers are filled with the de.
tails of railroad accident which is truly hor,
rifying-2s killed and 10 wounded. The
train was backing out for the train from New
York which.was behind time, The rear ca!
was thrown offthe track by coming in collision
with carriage, which attempted to cross
the track. The horses were instantly killed
and the inmates were unhurt, The cars
were ground to atoms. DR.. Hucken, wife
and child, and two others were in The car
rage. pr. II. says he saw no train, heard
no whistle, and looked up and down the track
before attempting to Gro SIS, He says the
train was backing at the rate OF 80 miles an
hour. There are but three Southerners
among the Injured.
40 PITTsBURG, Aug. 30.
Five feet inches Of water in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant,
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 80.
River still receding. 81 feet scant on
bare.
~
N Ew ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
The number of deaths last week was All,
including s57 of yellow fever. There was
considerable decrease during the week.
Physicians say that the disease is abating in
private practice.
Arrived-Republic and Ohio Belle.
NEw yoRK Aug al
Flour in moderate demand at previous
rates. Sales of 7ooo bushels wheat trifie
lower. Whisky better, .4s1. Pork un-
changed. Lard higher, 800 bbs sold at lis.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 80.
Flour hrm-more sellers than btyers--7S5
barrels sold at $6@6,iO Wheat SID
Lard lie. Bacon-S Shoulders lie. Whisky
BAT. Sugar very firm, fair and prime 8@sI.
Coffee holders ask cent advance, and sale
at i2@12i.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 27.
Flour-S7 25@7 60. Oats s7@4oc. Corn
Zoo. Pork-s2o@22 so. sides-i8c.-
Cotton Decline, ! to !. Exchange-sight
is par to ] discou l..
CEMENT bbls ~ Hulrs s % =, Louisville. for
-stls - -
6HEKsB 40 b1s received per steamer Mansasid fresh
w. and ~onS fog safe rv aktlc VIM. REILLY.
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AUCTION SALES
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS.
OPPOSITE TEE NEW cnIrEr anuSE

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AGGrIoNEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
ESPECIEULLY tender their services the citizens of
and surrounding country for the sale of Real
ana property as Houses and Lots Furniture, Dry
ood Hardware Groceries, also particular
tsn paid to all out door sales every description
able and satisfactory terms We shall do exclusively Com
having goods place
ID Win both the seller
have air and legitimate market. We will whole
time to the Auction and Commission business
and may rest assured that will spare
please them With prudence and
to care.
--REFEREFCES-
r. g. o. Riley d Co, Evansville
DuvALL. ALGo Il Co.. Memphis Tenn
WIN. PARK & Co.. do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do
X. B. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SSAPP do.
NILES Z; FOXES. tcksburg. Miss.
LOCKWOOD 8 Bros Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLOGG & FooF do do
EDWARDS RUsHEELL7 st. Louis, No.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
10 clock and every evening during commencing
a. early gasiight. APPS SWEET LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
=
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STORE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
"A. GREAT CHANCE FOE RARGAINSt

ENG about TO change offer for sale
MW on excellent terms store house lot
rs acres Of ground lying enefou-th Of mile the
Railroad Mills immediately the E. & c. Railroad %
II ON Evansville and miles from Princeton The bull ding
contains good warehouse side room and
also counting and bed
nrstrae we'll. 1t is frstrats for senEgoods
There better the road
call on on the premises. LOWE q MEAD
-InnEr3
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have this dag associated with me- Mfr VIM Bro &c
the hrrn of Foster Brown the Forwarding. and Cor
mission Business The "a cnndnctad
under the style of Howard & Brown We have a lave
hart Boat the River excellent Warehnnse ar
Canal and think we'll prepared to store ana
ward Produce and Merchandise. -
UT IN opO
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4. HYDE,s uARRIEyARn

CORNER SECOND AND VINE sTREET. EVANSVILLE IND.
VIE undersigned would respectfully the cit-
lens OF Evansville and the public that he
rehased the entire stock of No Vermont Marble
and fully prepared fill all
Tombs obelisks Head Foot Stones the best
and the finest Thoss wishing to erect
suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would
20 give MIN a call All orderspromptly attended
I
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PLANO FOR SALE.

PIANO FOR SALE.
A first rate second hand piano i'm COM
4Sg piete order. and warranted first rate
n vi rgnens is Of ered for sale cheap. if ap-
sen az Mr. Heib's Main st. between First ID
Seco streets next door to Gumbert Gottebs Clothing
FLOUR
GOOD supply of'Poseyyil1e and other 20 brands Of
INA ). +. Flour on hand and sale BY
asiS ]. W. e. S. vICKEHY. r.
s-W Are always in receipt the best brands of
ouR whcn we sl at market prices and deliver to pur
chasers free o. charge.
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TO VOTERS.

NOTECE 10 VOTERS.
yHE Beard of Commissioners vaaderburgh county Al
n their June term 1885, divided Pigeon township into
two voting precincts. All the street
theP road in Pigeon township at the Eep
tune Engine House Second street; and all the lv
ing below Main aud the Princeton in e2id
ship, win vote at the Court house.
..,aa Ph ~ q K r ME-. Trustee.
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NOTICE..
FMNHE firm Of Lewis& Howard was dissolved on the 2t
H. July by the death Of Mr.. Edward Lewis
r. S. HOWARD.
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PLATED WARE.

AW haze Just received from the manufacturer
law sortment of Plated Ware. such table and
spoons forks butter knives extra 6ne and beautiful
tors &c which will sell at Eastern and
to be plated genuine Alhaa metal nearly white
hard and stronger than silver Gail and see atl
BITTR0LFF 4 SONS Jewelry Store.
| yIS Main st, bot. LIST 2 d.
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SELECT FEMALE INsTlTUTE OF EVANS,

WIS Institute will I'd. W open it's first session on Mon
day. the Sd day of September next.
by reqaestthe number of pupils ENLARGED 10
four all ages. - -
sss large advertise" cot for alteration
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ELDoRATO BARBER SALOON,

CORNER OF FIRST AND SYCAMORE STREETS,
AS also Tilted frstrate Bathing Rooms GENTLE
csmeD can be ed at all hours nd where they
have warm OF cold baths. DR.. A. BISHOP,
aglS Evsnsyille. nd
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SELECT FEMALE INsTITUTE OF EVANS

VIE Rev c. a. Foster to undertake parso
n the thorough education o. his daughter is willing
70 receive ten yeung ladies between the
teen years with whom and his deughtefo form cass
COURSE OF STUDY:
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Sugar House for sale low 70 close
GEO. FOSTER & %.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-25

Np,'RF The month Of May last 1873 lake
Is passed through the Weland Ca.
and an.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-25

i,e Total valuation of the real and per-
, ,s !, property in the city of Detroit amounts
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
WE have just racsiseda second iot OF wan f'Vel
w aud Borders direct from tLe Mannf.tlurers ~
S.w YORK and W. faye nov on hand i,boO Rlls OF
various patterns We will so receive IN lev DAY
b, Railroad another large lot of6.oo Rolls makine
our stock amount to 10000 Rolls oi l patterns
uersos intending To paper their houses tils spring
we World say that being the Agents 81 one ~ me mr.
resi Manufactures IN New YORK weare prepared 70
furnish Wall Paper aud bThers ~ ra't'fN p'""s
with the addition Of freight nL.,
Far i.o convenenccui drcusln lner' IN isNcnp"T.
u have samples nfal our Vail Paper and boTdcrs"i
arr 4, nj Stand ~ the Post olic. where tbcy can
IONS aud lua, iha.T oraers Gave u, aca'
wewfi give satisfaction 10 a pa chasefs
--T9 lWARkkN s HHAWN,
a,,i staioneFs and deaicrsin Wall Pa
pr Pos, S,nce. davenport illinoisSt Rock is'a'd.
Marc i .sdth dtf
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!" 'he list Of graduates at West Point are
IA ~ names OF John w. Turner and Jesse X.
A awn OF Illinois, and Francis A, Soup, of
'VNh'-- Chic Pr 50.
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upExrtAL AnAPrless : Bay ard Tay-
L letter giving an accom- of his re-
yi,t 10 the Mammoth Cave of Ken.
b, writes:
|aag 10 the rise In the rivers, we did no,
elin procuring any of the eyelsss fish,
are only found at low water. Ma,
q fex rraw-lish. which, ike their
companions, have neither eyes nor
|aen,ry hints of ewes IN other par
|us they did not appear TO differ much
the ordinary craw fish of our country
tns In the solitary cave | found
els Of large size, Hith very dimunilive
!, which, however, did not appear to
less the faculty of vision. ! meuaced
repeatedly with NV finger without
bring them in the least. bat ii touch
fe oftheir bong antenne ever 80 light
Ley scampe-ed Off in great alarm.
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10000 Rolls Wall Paper. etc.
FRESH STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS.

Jrsr opened direct iram the largest Factories OF
philadrII,hia and New York. large assortment oi
Wall papers n qualities Rooms, Hats &e-; CON
tri.iuy great variety of new pattsrhs seie' led eH
ressi, for trade by the sabscrocf ana 'or sane
M Eastern prices for Cash only. VIA
Good Common Wall Puper onty ten Cents per roh'
Fine do do iss 90
FNtr. do do 10 90
Best Medium do 20 40
& uod Gluced and SaGincd, 70 90
Fine do ~ W
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border. in great variety for Cheap and Fine papers
Fine Bnrd Prints u aced Grcen and Marble 90
Wide Curlain Papers; 49,.
plain Glazed and G r,en, Blue and Figured:
Al The IONA BOOK ROOMS, No. 36 Brady Street
lr.t secn 2nd and Sd SITS, Davenport Iowa.
- mo a. n ELI ADAMS. Agent