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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

To COUNTRY DEALERS IN CLoTmNG.-Ceuntry
Cl,ux Merchants will ana II TO their advantage 90 examine
the extensive stool 81 L. BoetEs Co. Gamer Of faltn
"a trade The da INVITE comparison between their
rT,ce. and th Of other houses the sde Cal
~ .to,k ard then fudse 7. l. RoeERs X CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Km GLOVES KID GLoyEs-l 600 dOz supe-
nor Psr,msde MD CLOVIS the be imported, vii be
oaesed To DAY great Bargains Also SOC embroidered Coz
Lars, tom \ 90 8 each
r H. Lr,Dsr,rtE a Co, No 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
R,r-sYloE'S Has pIY.-WR;S AM NoVryYS

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F1s s,esrSsS fsfaA SA-Rlf : NJ * krNsSWsy. Twelve
p,ivsse N~,s eNPSy Sd ~ snrcssr ~ Is fsrsass
hNx R.rSslckS Ngss s1a hsvs iusrrcVegnezss
eves 81 oie nnS kAHtS q srsspSensSf - reaA
@ tAas AsnsA ne sf>k Il Nles q he W.
HArtFElcSs NA ~ Srosa-sv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

ELEGANT CARPrTING-Besutiful English Vel
vet Tapestry ard Brussels CaSrErINe selling at bar
s.ins at sSiHvE DcNsELLY's, No Ss Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

A C,Rn-Tke subscriber fNrrae-ly With Alfred.
Esv<-as c., Az ne rsss yesF ~ifA SeSzs Nv1. Esa
szerS a. Sssrax>&es S~s sexres rsz As eoSs l,ss
Ne As uAts e~sHs. s-szEezecs ~ssA Ness 4 O NtLoSk
CO, fsls1tees ssS Ns11A<rzrv-s 81 Wa3s-s wors& ~
sevneS rsSs rxcoy SNFxs, &rS zvfes IA ASeas g.
ssl thsr cVass u tAsx q NJ - VASES
SrKsxxN " pxxsax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

Or. : : ftrNNH, author cf ." Six Lectures on
cS~vmFssrn, sc occ Nc ~ RrOsawAy OFes asay San
exSeySe3l tSa Uar oeoCk t-rsts Coasauar1 Ash
rA N.N.Ss q Ae Heat ana a. IerNcis Os~ea~s q hAei
,nSH ,ra<lSa Consultative tre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01
Hon owAN' PlIls are an excellent iaInlly me(i

cine rpcczrscE1e3 szsers< >esSes = The
liver 49, ssassS u o3sTatAAy sisf-1 tASi sAsy Ssve
srxrr O. sNese Ssers >3 tNe iSo-ies
No - NsSasr,srs Y ~ M 81 Sg-asA L.A,n a. Is
~ r>ruSe~es a - cez,s. - csrss ~ - r~f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-01

CARPrTINGs. STEPHENSON q HUMPHREY, No.
ZIP Baswav arc now prepared to exhibit aud sell their
stocks q CIRFsrSGs OF this FALLS tmpooNions Ct the III
towine reduced prices;
Rich Velvet Cnpe, Il per yard
Rich Tapcstry Carpc s peTyA-d.
Rich Sf CsrPciS reg yari
Supeffnc CsTTef Ter yafd
or CtorEs fpt- to9 per ysrd al r3ods equally low.
PATERSON \ EVNFHREY, No. S79 Broadway.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

NV own sss BIN 1snsi 4 tways IN
wed you. .In our childish sports you
excelled ma il everything. and even
then Ilearned 10 cherish hatred against
700. This qnnatural feeling strength
ened as years past on. On your
return from the University i was FIRST
exhibit ed % you, vv';ibost effort !, conf
cealment You crossed me III, my love
for Lenote. This, I had fnreseen. i
knew i before your return ~ / knewit
afierward., Even then I Wondered not
il was sc, Lsnore cpuld not love me
she could not but love yoH.4A Il was
hard fnr me, conscious OF my defects
md i,,ferio.ity, u be deprived of the
one delight Of my life. Ny heart be.
came sternly enbi,tereds against you,
wrought up for inflicting upon you the
direst soof injuries. Accident placed the
means IN my power. Your frequently
discovered interviews with Lenore, i'm.
PEELED me TO watch for you.
On that eventful night, fraught with
50 much i'll % you, ! observed ] Count
Yogliostros vending hit wv ~ the ceEa
tags of AID Ki4lsisis ,,Tprised asthis.|
Itolsosed lin sppe q mig ~ bave
mitch On Iea fi6hed u yoor meeting
th< rps I,sfole iata the house unpbseryed
'by him MI entered. 4 Without making'
any e /, readily diviped IS was
Y waiting ths " c:1,,siiing u some one Win
;csstaiuiy ps,iSssnty ths g.iiep of U
horse v.s heardit stopped. "a Dame
vnlistsi wished q isAye tie cottnge, A.
] thought, soivarn ths nssseoner This
'ihs Count prevented, and soon strang-
" ei sssiered y Hs MAJ aoseysr.|
81 81 gSqsas Ant / t 4 " hln. i'h|
sEness fnsal ass sd him
-siik biltsR, sauHsina ~ II SG Ssks
N I n ls6 W aldnsss MI dls /
ne ouul No. M ~; aoN salsM|
Il q M n and X y n M Raiipg ~
s! /! bleodshss vhSsA 4 loressw, when
! ball from HI t. ! gers pistol | had
psa MA isroas ths he.rt ofsths Count
Before Tho smoke had cleared awsy; III
|st,<,s mi aIf r. sufrn ~ xliaH ~
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
WTiginal 1laDiIittf
a ! OF Al;
on i sss*ss ~
THE PLEDGE OF BETRO THAI
4 ROMANCE or NEWSSTAND. ABBEY.
= SkefsM WrfsEs N a = - @gv - K83s2ssg
CHAPTER WI.

II was far past midnightssere Egbart
finished his history, aud even then his
volubiliiy ceased not. Henri had scar
cely interrurted him, til! tho close, and
then his inquiries were All of Lennrr-
alas, forever lost to him WeneednotI
speak Of the heart-crushing SORROW that
this affecting intelligence brought upon
him His emotions were those since
versi6ed By the & fled poet s.bssls
She came like dream Il the dawn a. Efs,
She 6ed Ike sshadaw bsfare ~ uooa J. I
She i gone. and nv prxps n nwns.f II asr;tt.
A wsnssrfpd - shs yssEy seao.
Suddenly Henri wss aroused from
hiT sid Vel siohs, dui &bsrt ir hui &
ne Aprr;issdl i sss /, Il ,s II
4 n /. a An n 4. II Ms g a' ., Es'srt ~
I ~ II y mssssr Albertc I'M - X y
bind. bs III 'i sPisil ends a 'I NH viii
81 il MI But ahe win moi enter this
room .Rd far 1eck Il pR gpn gthe I o VI
! xo. tdliissge Afea " iodls Y, Y
ss5on q IA eaktls was q 1 IL stats 81
psris ,iSd Ssrsadits NH VI III
B 1hss Nv y snd ikaa "a direc iions vsisheat
~ M y M d \ 49, n N,
Y ~ brantll 'aAfsa
& s. u ~
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i eIiE1
1s sIlII NV y r. ~ Y, gebas
|as sigled I'M, M ~ sslis| box,
ErS n g. ~ !; n 3 ~ I'M
= ans pis " s,s q y t. - I'm I'M ~
4 sl ~ aht6ss " sl k Wi .syS
4 T. n s asiiss bra soas Itslss hsir Iobg
Il I'D - ~ 1stit puts II &
aheri.ed y
N ~ pf hiA l,s sls' u dlity y md faI-
m aissiil ssis s III. Az Az ,'
lyropeht mo highl3!
M e .. hict AM become famous
Iss ..I \ pacs1tl gepiqg a u ~
@ polis6sd II sdge tbslln 4 n
6sa q silgsf "a n Ast iassls
= y 10 q. a4 saane hislg
y q NJ sh4alb NJ and upon stl.s Iiour
lills d Mini IN hi lios s, verse; ~ M 90
7 ! s| y 6 n !. Ind
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NH l.ls = sssil; I! n
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ii. III ~. - .s O. III. q.
So, 49, / -. !. D.
,n.taot aed' l. 1 the ner, an
Inn H. count -. dead, ca NJ, !,
travelled q !. rre.,er distance. !. II,
anxious for you, and eager for your q
presence, / employed messenger n %
to you, and ii possible u induce q, you
to turnwith him. Imagine my grief
and despair when. after few DAYS. he
returned with the intelligence thai you
was dead. After a lonely wandering Of
many months over several portions sof
the continent, i returned TO England
m,re morue 81 disposition, and more
proud and nisanthropic than before ]:
for. Aziola i fear you Will not find ne
like yourself, gentle a. i lamb although
he s.,bioined ,tfiis sentiment. afterward
pee,;cr,a, suppressed ~ his spccs.sar
and nephew.
1laashsy . Others. Il, humbls " EEIs
i. rememb,., III 4 HUI, II "A ~
ia.ye. IA MI - lI y, ~, i, ilI|s saI,i
/ sss,,ss. s |ilI) li II p
Henri ]; Wien.
w VII nosssll y l.p|ss.
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ibs I! \ 3
w. I'm s.sI w Ia o.ss.
IT. MN II ipiiauiot ia i Us NM IxIess
So u II ~ s,,s-
III. ~ g Bssa Jaci i., shs NJ, sssyssI
~ y II ", III a,ld get MIXED R Nm
y party that his friends could MOI ac-
count for Wherever the iMarshsls Of
France went, there went Jack and
when tho DIarshals sat down, Jaek ala
ths same. aiways taking the post IL hon
AZ The day after the ball, Jack called
% HIS old acquaintance. Mr.. Mason,
our Minister to France, Who started up
q little conversation ID the following
name Il
sI hear, Jack. you we're al the BAH
Int night"
'tlI Il | was, sir, and hada high Old time =
HI For which you we're indebted. /
suppose, 70 The high old company you
gotmixed up with. BY the way, how
IcsSae you associated with the Mar
shaIs1 N t5 s5s:
III How By virtue Of my Office.
They were Marshals Of France, while
aiiY, nothing else than 1 Marshal az The
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21

n s sssss Nh "A ss
flsonor % q 'aH nead o. a. sve, m Ophe-
[iia, attracted the attention 81 the hfsf-
(qa,s \. A' sIs 80 q ottsr chir1ns
n'et a.tss { Ai 1 n, but Nh fiSel
q II. I III HE 4ttlsss
f'a''s g ~ os.1'g a''d lp n a's VI 1
a'o NJ sacia fs9ss 9.lF stgd have vied
49, VI n xap rs 3 4 iofslaro, cr even y
'as' q. tl' ~ poless. rs .pecssne en- q
~ !. ]. 81 g Nh & II III H. ssE fissty
y J. 4 \. ss1 81 as sssH NE
Z. " 81 y. 4, NE b d ape III g
49, = D !. ~ MI, ~ se af'a i,c
n. Il. u III 4. - 'a1 p f's
81 3 J. " 81 Pon
9 4 " =. Vs. as* AZ -
49,. M u. ss Is !. rs ]
- .sll '' 90 I. Il Al 4
Il. sas. - 'Isat
~ ~ q s. s1a.sss g 49, re nae
''u't'''s .as's''' 80 1899 'he singniar
81 4, IA 80 W Ynlsn aeE nv a
III S's lsss ~ ~ 1 .soms paa M rt-
s 's ,.s !. D 81 B "a ~ 8 AZ
a. 1 .'ys NTH. hi ~ ad vas
s 11sa. u asssn1anas AZ ssss pl9aaest 81
vs. u''e, .no ~ con- tant escort g ti'e
= neatre ita''an ana other places Of
amusement a. ea1 ~
he 'aoy ca'led her brother 70 her
c & ana they concluded 70 follow
the marquis to Paris without delay. Pre-
v'ous 70 her departure, the lady was
busy 70 making making researches Of singu-
lar nature ''r, The troubled times in Italy,
during the intestine broils, had furnished
traditions ank memories Of melancholy
|catastrophes BY steel and poison, and
net few were the modes BY which sure
and sudden death might beinficted.
wan shown, at Rayenaa. in lsa6.
~ the present. Countess Of Boissy. Ga
Gu'cciola 81 Lord Byron one Of these
poignards with blade Of crystal. manu-
featured at the Lagunian Island Of Mu-
rano. IN the cavity Of which. upon the
blade being broken ~ " the body, became
difIused n .he blosd of the victim and
cansed sudden death.
y 10 the archieves Of the family If the
-. -. - 49,. . f4
1ea'ous lady were notices ofta heir
loom, u fhe form Of 9 ring, concealed
y the setting Of which was 4 small gold
g'ooe. ana 10 the interior q which was
inserted poison similar IN u effect to
pruss'c ae'd. This could Be borne IN
the month without danger, unless crush
ed by the teeth. and then instant death
would follow ss1a-- 8
Secure q this valuable jewel. the de-
serted marchesa arrived e Paris, and
was receives. IS. INTO ne house of her lind
'l.eno' we vas msrr'eo g 4 nn 'A '''
I'D s"' y = .ns c'.y ano 81 among
ss ID. c,1S.ns'n cs'eu, . g os@'
D. s \. 'ns . $3.50 w. U u "Saesn'
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-EAB oIfos The Boston Traveller y 'says.
ihs spring trade of that city has fallen lien
Ioif Over half u compared with LAT 4
.yser particularly Western trade. =
10 probable that most other Easlefn
Y eommsrcial eities ! sl ~ Il ne sln.si,
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,Hh TRAvELLIN6. Bayard ,Tay-
lor. ling from Illinois, speaking of
mud there " y rains says say! ! s'draxr
81 your, oysrshotase d neatly a. my
hoot.iacket.'' Il Il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-12
DAILY JOUR N AL.
Local and River Brevities.

The weather was milder on Saturday ant
cloudy. River still rising at this point.
- The new Court House is putting on q
spring mantle ofwhite. 1t begins to look like q
handsome building.
- The Court of Common Pleas was in ses.
sion all last week, but was marked in its pro-
ceedings by nothing Of general interest.
- Our commission merchants made consic-
cradle shipments of produce by the Niagara on
Saturday for New Orleans.
- There is a regular Louisville and st.
Louis daily packet line now, so that boats may
be looked for with more regularity.
The Fashion was here Saturday after
noon crowded with passengers for st. Louis.
She still maintains her pls ce as one Of the best
packets in the trade.
- The splendid new steamer Niagara pass
ed down on Saturday afternoon with good trip
of both freight and passengers. Capt. Harry
SPOTS, and Charley Reynolds of the Office, have
no superiors among river men. And their boat
is perfect model in every particular.
Capt. Ross, of the Lucy McConel. informs
us that the loss to his boat and cargo by her late
accident in the Wabash will not be very severe
and that so favorable result is owing entirely
to the indefatigabe efforts of his crew who la
bored necessarily for forty hours to save the
freight thrown overheard.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
(Reported expressly for the Daily Journal. |

~oO~Y~~.~~~~~~~~~~~
BosroN; March g.
At South Garden, Wednesday night, two
elderly ladies, sisters of the late Abne,
Kneeland. were murdered and their house
ransacked. A vagrant Frenchman was ar.
rested on suspicion. The bridge near Win.
orski river. Vermont Railroad, burned yester.
day. Loss SIC, 000-insured,
New YORK, March 9.
The Mayor has permitted the emigrants to
land from the Sandman frigate Des Geneyes
being satisfied that they are not convicts.
A reward Of $500 is offered for the ares,
and conviction Of Baker, the supposed muir.
derer of Poole.
PHILADELPHIA, March, 9.
Warwick, charged with abducting female
slave from Mississippi, has had hearing by
habeas copus in the Supre me Court. He
was discharged, no one appearing to sustain
the charge.
New Orleans papers received of 2Sth ult.
The Galveston News expresses a decided
opinion that the Texas debt bill passed by
Congress will be accepted by almost unani
nous vote of the Legislature.
CINCINNATI March 9, P. NJ.
The river has risen thirty inches since yes
terday. The Weather is clear and pleasan Mt.
PITTSBURGH, March 8, p. NJ.
The river is unchanged since noon
Weather very cold and clear.
CINCINNATI, March 10, M.
The river has risen three feet. The
weather is cool and cloudy.
PITTSBURGH, March 10, NJ.
There is eight feet water in the channel
and falling. The weather is clear and mild.
er.
TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March 10, NJ.
Flour % 3oSs 10 and dropping. Whisky is quiet
Provisions exhibit an increasing frmness but buyers
and sellers are unable to agree and sales are limited
900 lbs bulk shoulders sold at sXc packed Sugar
4%947Ic.
CINCINNATI, March Q, P. M.
Flour is dull. Provisions are in better demand; sales
900 bhls pork 900 pecesbuk sides sold at 3.c
Molasses 2492lhc.
SEw YoRK, March Q, p. N.
Flour Is nrm sales 500 bbls good Ohio sales 900
bbls Southern at % 1899 IS. Wheat IL nrm sales Of
Southern white at - eo9a g. Corn Is arm; sales co.
600 bushels Western mixed at 95e95Hc Southern mix.
ed 92994c. Mess pork Is trne better: sales old at
ia 259l4 81 and new Sl5 IS. Beef is firm with an up
ward tendency. Lard 10 higher at 95s9lOc for bbls-
Ohio whisky 3l93IH. Groceries are nrm. Linseed oil
10 nrm atelc. Stocks are firm. Money is plenty.
NEW ORLEANS, March S.
Coffee is active; common 1Oc prime 10,.; stock light.
Sugar active and steadily improving.
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FACTS ABOUT THE UNITED SrArEs.-The
United States are composed of thirty one
States and nine Territories.
They contain a population Of 25,000,000
of whom 2l,oO0,00O are white.
The extent fthe sea coast is IL, $50 miles.
The length of its ten principal rivers is
twenty thousand miles.
The surface Of the five great lakes ia ninty
thousand square miles.
The number OF miles Of railway in opera
ton is 1910, which cost S62l 1916, 1903.
The length of its canals is FIVE thousand
miles.
II contains the longest railway on the globe
the Illinois Central-which il seven hun.
dred and forty three miles.
The annual value of its agricultural pro.
ductions is two hundred million of dollars.
It's most valuable production is Indian
corn, which yields annually four hundred
millions of bushels.
The amount of registered and enrolled ton
mage is four millions four hundred and seven
thousand and ten tons.
Amount of capital invested in manufac.
lures is six hundred millions.
The amount Of its foreign imports in 1853
was $685., 1868 ,947, and its exports $230,97l,
1877.
The annual amount of its internal trade is
six hundred millions of dollars.
The value OF its farms and live stock is five
billions of dollars.
Its mines of gold, silver, copper, and iron
are among the richest in the world.
The value Of the gold produced is $780,
100000.
The surface of the coal fields is 1913, lsl
square miles.
Its receipts for customs, lands, &C.. in
1852, was ISL ,472 ,274, and its expe ndtures
$43,543, 27S.
-AtifL:- L-- i-~l..;as ai-hfu tha..s. :. 4
schools, six thousand academies, two hum
dred and thirty-four colleges, and three thou
sand eight hundred churches.
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Class No. 2, value 80 cts

Indiana Reserve Bank
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
North Western Bk, Bloom
Observation-Disclosures.
New York Stock Bank, Vim
cennes ..-...........
Tippecanoe Bk. Winemac.
Upper Wabash Blk, Wabash
Wayne Blk, Logansport. 80.
Wayne Bk, Richmond. ....
Wabash River Blk, Jasper.
Wabash River Blk, MELVILLE
Wabash River Bank, New
Corydon..
Kalamazoo Blk, Albion....
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Class No. 3, value 20 cts.

Blk Covington, Coyington. .
Blk of Albion, Albion. .....
Far. IL Nee. Blk, Rensselaer,
ISteuben Co Blk, Angola.
State SIX Blk, jamestown. 4.
Wabash Val Blk. Logansp't
Merchants Blk. Springfield.
Marshal Co Blk, Plymouth. I.
North Ind blk, Logansport..
Orange, Pcseyville. 1900.
Public Stock blk, Newport. /.
Perry Co blk, Cannelton....
Peoples blk, Lima.
Plymouth bk. Plymouth....
State Stock blk, Logansport
State Stock blk, Peru.......
State Stock Security bank
Newport ...............
Starke Co blk, Knox.......
Traders blk. Terre Haute.
Western blk Plymouth. ....
Laurel Blk, Laurel. 80.
Farmers & Mechanics Blk.
indianapolis ............
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Central Blk, indianapolis.
Fayette County Blk, Con
nersville.
Farmers Blk. Westfield....
lGramercy Blk, Lafayette. %.
Hoosier Blk, Logansport....
Indiana Blk, Madison. ...
Indiana Stock Blk, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock Blk, Coium-
pus. .ss..ss.s...s
Lagrange Blk, Lima.
Merchants & Mechanics Blk,
New Albsny.............
New York & Va. State St'k
Bk, Evansville.
Prairie City Blk, TerreHaute
Louthern BS, Terre Haute.
Salem Blk, Salem ..........
Savings Blk of Indiana, Con-
nersville ...............
Traders Bk, Indianapolis. /.
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TO pEALKRs mi WAsiiBOARDs.

is47. o. RICE. of Cincinnati. INVENTED vALUA-
IL IMPROVEMENT WAsHsoARDS.' for which he OBJ
tanned PATENT in October. 1919. Said Improvement
sisted in properly preparing the EDGEs Of sheet of zinc
other suitable and thus causing them 70 ines or cut
their into the solid wooden sides legs of
the methods previously employed having been plough
cut mortie to receive the metallic plate o. Rice
subsequently sold his entire interest and ownership in said
Patent subscriber who sole oprietor
we'll only authorized MANUFACTURES o. RICE I'M
PROVED PATENT ZINC WAsHnoARDs having succeeded the
late firm Wayne Baily Co. in that business. Induced
BY the popularity and sale Of said W.sh
board sundry have engaged making vending
them DO thereby violating the right
secured by said Suits have been and
pending against parties known to be thu
gagged and n intention to prosecute for all In
legal and rights to the extent OF re law ALL
PERSONS are therefore against purchasing or deal
Zinc Washboards made after the by
Rice unless branded 90 Rice. Improved ~ ishboards pa
tented Oct 40 others being genuine may be we'll
variation in the shape of the Crimpor
the patented machine nail
does give the right the patented incng pro-
above deseribsd upon which the value OF the board
Wholesale orders for the genuine
specially solicited promptly executed at - ~"
as any OF the unAu'n'i'Aeu HA~ JOSEPH W. WAYNE.
sole proprietor and manufacturer thereS ,S I'm ~
Main street, opposite ri'' r1n s
Ohio. -
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Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster.

Agricultural Blk, ut Ster
ling. ........
Blk of Fort Wayne, For
Wayne ..-.... .......
Blk Of Rockport, Rockport'
Blk of South Bend, South
Bend ...............
Blk of Perrysville, Perrys'le
Delaware County Bank,
Muncie ........-........
Elkhart County Blk, Cos.
men,.
Great Western Bk, Terre
naute .-.........s..
Huntington County Bank
Huntington .............
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CLASSIFICATION
AND VALUE OF
INDIANA FREE BANK NOTES.
By g. COPELAND, Banker,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Class No. 1,
Blk of Indiana, Michigan

Blk Of Indiana, Michigan
Clty .......ss..ss......
Brookville Blk, Brookville
Blk ofSyrac1se, Syracuse.
Bk OF EikIfart, Elkhart. %.
Blk of Rockville, Rockville
Blk of Goshen, GoslIen.-..
Blk Of Nj Vernon, MI Yer
non. s.s.....s..s
Biz OF Salem, Salem.......
Blk ofthe Capitol, Indiana
polls. .....ss...........
Bk of Warsaw, Warsaw. b.
pk of Monticello, Month
cello ...................
Blk Of Paoli, Paoli.........
CanalBk of Evansville, Ev
ansville. -.
Crescent City Blk, Evans
Cambridge City Blk, Cam.
bridge City...-........ .
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Atlantic Blk, Jackson.
Blk Rensselaer,. Rensselaer,.
Blk Rochester, Rochester.
Farmers Blk, Jasper 1890.
State SIX Blk, Marion. .....
Shawnee Blk, Attica.......
Blk of Aitica, Attica. $500.
Blk of North America New.
port ....-.-......- ....
Bk of Bridgeport, Bridge
port ........ ...........
Blk Of Connersviile, Con-
nersyille ....-..........
Blk Oft Wadsworth, Mich
igan City ...............
Blk of America, Morocco. .
Blk of Auburn Auburn 80.
Blk Of Albany, New Albany
Drovers Blk of Rome, Rome
Exchange Blk, (no issue)
Greencastle...... ......
Govt Stock Blk. Lafayette
Green Co Blk. Bloomfield.
Merchants Blk, Lafayette.
Misho waka Blk, (no issue)
Miskawuka .............
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THE ALLIES sURRKNDKRKD.u

SINCH MESSRS. AHLERING Drummer HAVE
- leased the Old Corner stand Water street. under the
Journal Once and filled il overfowng with the largest
sortment and Winter Clothing.
nishing Gd6ds and sell them astonshnGy low, the
ALLIES HAVE BE1S COMPELLED sURRESDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
nsisc IN part Of Mems and Boys Clothing
Csps sAd Trunks togsher with the most extensiv
OF Genue mems Dress Goods and Taios Furnishing Goods
TO this city Their facilities for purchasing and
superior ether house in the city,
which them At al. with the best
ana at the best Country and city
ana the public generally respectfully invited call and
ing elsewhere. decIs-f