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DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE

HENRY H. SCOTT
uAS returned from the Eastern Market, and is now
IL il receipt Of fine stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
for the Fall and " inter trade. Having availcd him
self Of the depressed state Ct tho market be is PIE
pared oer Goods at prices much lower than usral
Purchasers will do well to examine his stotk as be
determined to ,fer great inducements te cash IuyeD
ladies' Line.
Black Silks, all wool ard Uuon Dress Paids, Nc
rnos all eolois black and fancy coored alpaccs IS,
plain and fancy Delails, Puplins, Casbmeres, Gns-
hams, English and American Prints, worked Collars,
Linen Pocket Hardkerchefs kid silk and wool glove,
barred ard spotted Cambrics, Bishop lawns, iin,a
and cotton edgirGs andlaees.
ShaW,s.
A fine assortmint Of long and square Bay State,
Waterloo and Scotch shaw,s.
Bonnets.
IN silk, satin, florence and cashmere.
Geutlemcns' Line.
have purchased my wooden goods fully twenty
pei cent. If reduction On last years price, and
able to offer great BAEGAINs in this lire Fren,h
and American black cloths, pilot, petershnm md
beaver cloths; black doeskin and fancy ssin ert;
atineits all colols heavy twteds, Jeans, corduioys
and muleskns for pants comforts, scarfs. neck and
poke, haikkerchiets, bu,kskin and wool glove. and
mits.
Domestic Goods.
Hickory iIeachtd and brown muslins Irish lintns
brash, huckabeck and birds-ey. diapers linen dspask
table cloths, fgurd curtain muslirs, apr checks,
drills, Osn abnrghs plaid lnseys. brow ard Lleaeh,
canton fannels; red, yellow ard blue, all wool far
neis; white bed blankets, Mackinaw do, blut ard
brown do, horse and saddle blankets, DC.
Clothing.
lam determined to astonlsh the natives, in Iii
line. You would hardly believe how cheap you esn
purchase clothing, until you lock my goeds and
prices.
800 Overcoats, newest style, from So to $16.
450pairs pants, do do 81 So.
$50 vests, do do 81 TO IS.
Boots and shoes.
Mems, womens', boys, girls, and chdrens Shoes
and Boots, in kip, calf, morocco and bronze.
Yankee Notions, Hats ard Caps. Qucenswsre and
Groceries.
Look to your interest, and if ycu with to lay cut
your money to advantage, TO Scots Cheap Sora
Main street, NEAR THE MARKET EorsE, ard
the bargains.
Nov. 4. 1854
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FARM FOR SALE.

an the Mount Pleasant road q miles west of Bur
J lington; 205 acres; 80acres in Cultivation, one
of the best locations in the county two good Orchards
three good dwelling houses, stablng, good fencing,
never failing well and spring with goodstone Spring
House, enquire of
april 80 "A. W. d w CAhPENVEK.
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Ladies' Furnishing Store and

knQtC0 EtSt1otSOt00 SsOTc Ossss
FASHIONABLE Da2SS MAKING.
Corner Of Third and Washington Sts.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
MRS. e, F. HENDRICKS has the pleasure of in
Nl forming the Ladies Of Burlington and vicinity,
that she is now receiving from New York by express
large supply Of Dress Goods and Trimmings OF the
finest quality which she offers at the cheapest cash
price.
Also, Dress Making in the latest French and New
YORK Fashions
Nv stock consists of Dress Silks, plain plaid stri-
ped and watered.
All wool Delaines, Barages Grape, JacKonett Plain
and Dotted Swiss.
Bishop Lawn, Collars, Chemisettes, Undersleeves,
Fiouncngs, Edgngs, Insertngs, Laces Of all kinds,
Kid, Isle Thread, Embroidered Gloves.
Leng and short Mitts, Hosiery, Black Lace Wells,
Fancy Wells, Dress Trimmings, Sewing Silk,
Pins, Needles, Hooks Eyes,
Bonnet Ribbons, &C., &c.
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D. IS. EBERsOL,


sd door aboy lie Barrel House
NEALER in imported ms, Colt'srepeatingpistol
IL gun barrels and gu .niths materials; hunting
knives, powder, caps, shot, lead, wads, game bags
powder TASKS, and all kinds Of sporting apparatus.
Engraver of SEALS and maker Of seal presses; cut
ting brands and bellhanging. Gunsrepared on short
notice and at reduced prices.
Ms>L Locks repaired and keys made to fit, etc., etc
Burlington Dot. II ,1S54,-dGw.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
q Il UD =" - n M e.
For 1866.
M Il have commenced receiving, and shall have
w completed by the FIRST If March, our large full
and well assorted Stock of
MEN AND BOYS
SD1'i,s0 Gasss Sa.ainses- Clothing,

Consstingof theyery latest mportations. made, trim
med and cnt in the latest style and fashi And as
intention this Spring is TO sell to but those
that strictly PROMPT or for Cash, the induce
ments we STALL offer will be such justify ali TO
give thorough examination of Stock before pnr-
chasing. Our Spring and summer stock oi all kinds
has been selected with every and as one eff
firm has given his entire attention 70 purchasing in
this and European markets, you will find the largest
aud most complete assert mt in our liic offered
by any house in the UNITED STATES.
We shall use utmost endeavors to satisfy all who
may favor with an examination, feeling confident
assertions will meet with the appreciation Of
one and all.
a. We are the oldest Clothing House in the
West, ard the thorough knowledge possess in pur
chasing and manufacturing, and ntenton is to
do prompt business yon will find it to your interest
to call and examine prices. Allow US through this
to return thanks 10 old for their long
and continued patronage; and new traders, wishing
to avail themselves of fine selections will do well to
call and examine the Mammoth Stock which v i'll be
on exhibition at house during the Spring and
Summer Seasons.
MARTIN 4 BROTHER,
No. ia Mpin street, st, Loujs Mo
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HIU N N IL u Il X,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Main Street Burlington, Iowa.

and stock W,. Goods emhr
BEST GRADES GOODS
STYLES,
eran
AT WHICH TO BUY GOODS FOR CASH.
n,a
IL,
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New Hardware and. lion Store.
Z. WHITE g. DE r G E.,
nd IL Dca Eorern and Qumes N

VIII JTE q tie II 9 &,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
IRON, Nails, Glass, Sash, Doors, ~A
i Blacksmiths, Carpenters, and Coop
ers Tools; Force, Lift and Chain Pumps; fN3s
Cable, Ok, and Trace Chains, Cordage,
Iron Axetrees Steel springs, Grindstones Fence wire,
Agricultural Implements, Cross Cut and Mill Saws,
Building Materials, Saddery Hardware, Carriage
Trimmings, &C., &c.
Our goods are bought wholly Of importers and man
ufactures, and with cash. consequently they can and
will be sold low. We would invite Country Merchants,
House Builders, Blacksmths, Harness Makers, and
Farmers, to call and examine our goods as we feel
confident of pleasing both in quality and price,
rs Sign Of the Big Lock, Main Street, Burling
ton. M. L. WHITE,
April II, '!5. T. G.. PIERCE.
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Spring and Summer Goods.
.@f#.@ t E - q

Eastern timrora
to sci
aracd prcs,t thereto a
Of
"ooAIN'' o tw s. s
DKEssdooDs eanen,an nd psrmane clos I'M
For design md mode
Int tes
newest
themes hi
Iinenh
LINENS MusLINs tpure Evcyd saipto Of muslin eT''
Eoors4 SHOES satisfaction a a s''i's' - - "V- '
suited to smadeo uks
cewokme rmpy
II theato onah heh
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'j'HE American Sportsman. containing hints to
= Sportsmen, notes on shooting. and the habits of
be game birds and wild fowl of America, with
merous Illustrations, just received and for sale at
april 3. CoRsE's.
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4 NEW supply of Sabbath School bocksat
N MIXER & VAN METERS Book store.

THE Elliott Family; or, the Trials of New York
SeamstEesses, ct Nov. 81, $40 CORSE'S.
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RECEIVED PER BURLINGTON AND
CHICAGO RAILROAD
100 BUSHELS dried apples;
tUO 40 /" peaches;
90 boxes Chicago candy, assorted;
10 " Jenny Lind twist tobacco;
20 SACKS Rio coffee, new crop;
500 seamless SACKS;
so bbls Lake Salt in good order, for sale cheaT ~
march 90 JNO. S. DAVID.
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SELLING OFF AT COST

A Rare Ulh@MCG7
THE undersigned is about to change his business.
L of Gunsmilhing, and offers his entire stock Of
Guns, Pistols, &c., de-, at cost-also, Tools and fur
nture. Any person wishing to engage in the bust
ness, will find this an advantag eons chance.
The stock purchased on advantageous terms,
and will he sold at a bargain.
March 24-tf ID. S. EBERSOL.
THE Sons of the Sires history Of the rise prog
i ress and destiny of the American Party, and its
probable influence on the next Presidential election
to which is added review Of the letter Of the Hon
Henry A. Wise, against the Know Nothings, by an
American. For sale ut
mar 8 IS CORSE'S.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

these hard times look the above list and
the habit ard then cali and examine goods
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LAuIHs Fc2NINs CLUgE

AAUA&S EVAAA4l VAUSE
viii b entitled to the terms above, with the
extra inducement Of the Present of Magnificent Set
ef BoUDoR FURNrT.R RE, with Rich Colored India
Hsngings, Ane India Lace Curtains and everything Of
Tie m0at Splendid Description to the Ladies Club who
viii ssnd the largest remittance 70. Certificates.
and the Postmaster remttng the largest amount for
shares viii receive Handsome GoLD WArcH AND
CRAlx, valued ct Two II, ndred Dollars. The money
q I'll easss. snd Is Cert6cats, With the Enavins
viii b forwarded free Of charge by return mail.
Correspondents requested to write their address,
With the County, Town, Post Once and State, plainly,
in oedsr 70 avoid mistakes. All letters answered By
return mail.
Catalogues Of ell the Gifts, with value and expla-
natioe, can b obtained application to the 6ecre
tasy, 70 whom Ill letters for Certificates &C., must be
addressed ALFRED J0URDAIN, Secretary.
Washington, D. G.
s sass.:i f! ..s''' Directors.
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John .. David.

ID ECEIvED per Burlington and Chicago abroad,
II 10 Boxes Layer NJ. r. raisins
lOAdo do do do
500 seamless mill bags
100 cans Of Fresh Cove Oysters, for sale cheap
NV rfeh IOl JOHN S. DAVID.
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THE Abbotsford Edition Of Waverly Novels, com
i plete in IL vols the best edition published
$1,000. for sale at CORSE'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
WHEAT THRESHERS.

nIUGLID,& & BRO. have on hand. and ave constant'
- y having manufactured Wheat Threshers, with
Horse Powers of the approve pattern, and put
p in the most substantial manner. 80 E
These Threshers have been used bv many Of the
Farmers in the surrounding country, o the last s
ara, and rive universal satisfaction: t'
eF@ Drde,s attended to with Crornptaess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-11
4Cw %a1 ptIRLICATiONs OF r. HE

AMERICAN S. ). uNlON.-
Fpu,rs OF / pusrRY the LIFE Of ADAM oLsNHt IN
vs,y interesting volume, and should DC feoa oy III
apes sects and Denominations ,,,
1nrsuA AMY is highly interesting and seaso"uo'' W.
vryn,p OF DoLL.---Young Misses WIN De "sePS =! IT,
,orcsed and greatly benefited by reading I'M 'o
CAr,comBs OF RoME,-We need not eau "''e"'''
,b;s yolune-the title will secure thai .n
Sc,,no, Days REVIEWED D--siudepts shoh'" ho' '''
read til vol me. -. .,,,.; ,y;,l ,ouch
m. 80 - lol;, y the m .take{ wnith too olieh oc'
rnr IN the religious training of families r"re"'s
d,o,r you need this bookf >. .aa,. Of
Tug GREAT QUEsrIns il IA great oo'"' -
gr.a, interests VIII yaa read it A,,o.;
An Of the above and the publications OF tHT ng
s. Union generally such as L,,al,eP, .nd Mi.ee
Help. Question Books, hyinn Pa,nn & Chistians
laneons Vo'u'a, hhnrs ya .. n. BENTON,
Book Store Lyn'"oS'e' s,n't. Am s. S Union.
iune 26-ts ------ o"I
80 Toms PLASTER, lump ana s''u"''
AIO tor SAFE o' SAUNDERS G. IRBH.
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NO TIE LAYERS OF THE FINE

ARfS.-Those who delight to look upon ana an,
mhe the beautiful specn,ens Of art which the hand Oh
MAJ the present progressive age, Is forming, are re
'pfctluly invited to call on q. ". MiNNio " w. az
/ 'neu we! established Daguerrean Gallery. mere the
>aesmen of the country with intellectual brnw an" au
gust n,ein stand OUT frm the plate with surh natural
and le-ke appearancr thar the spectator almost IAN
les lie hea,s the heart throt and sees the lps move
Herr, too, the beautiful blnshng maiden with spaFh
ing eyes and charming lips, invites the ardent you 10
Rh1e in admiration on "Heavens last best gift to stnu
man" There too frollickng, romping chdhoo T. WIN
Nan heart aud merry laugh meets the "isiio. ana
gld hi charmed to the pot. Then c'rme TO u. W.
ilNNlS g. cos and vi,w the fhndsome sPrein'en'
haye your own likeness and reader. induce her you
Il 'esm abuye all others to accompany y"ni ah re h"
ohenled without representation ~ yer. ana
" those you hold dear earth. Then should the si
YER cord he snapped and the golden bowl br"een yoa
nave that left hch will call vividiy TO your r'oo
etoh the departed ones Pictures taken Ia a'i wealth
~ with equni facilities and with the same perect'on.-
'Pmeinbe, MlSNIS g. co. are the men to give you a
seet likeness and ,hey may be found at all times at
nr'l far faned Gallery. Main street I'D door IRON
"n ge s,r.e et Lynchhurg and Sycamore street, eers
4 burg Va. 5I g. w MINNIS 81 co.
ly 2jyis Daguerrean Artists
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.iTO PHYSICIANS :

J. Heiring's Blue Mass, th4 hest in use;
Herrings Castor Oil, large and small bottles, reary
tsseless;
English Wine Coehicum Root-prepared from the
fresh root, and innnitely superior to the wine OF
the seed or dried root;
Fluid Extract Valerhn-from the fresh Ensish root
cultivated in this country;
Also all the oHcioal Fluid Extracts" carefully pre-
pared;
Liquor Ergotn@;
odde Potass, Atkipson g. Bigger s)-together win
lcompietN assortment OF pure Chemicals: extra NICE
graduated Measures; small Glass Funnes; Instruments
&c &c, suited the nf Physicians IN town ana
COUNTRY carefully Sc lec,cd and lur sale by
STROrHER < WHITEHEAD,
aur4ts DrIggist- Bank Square.
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bounty Land Warrants.
- -, cnrnTCPG ofthe WAR OflS1

NOTICE 70 the SOLDIERS ofthe WAR ofle12
Az A. you will be in receipt ut your LAM LAM
RWAWARRANTS and suppose each ana every
~ Won "; ;sh 70 get the very highes. price you
a ,hef,e hi, i. to notify YOU before making sale oil
your claim. YOU will give me call nave nane AZ,
y,neemep,s in New York which VIII enable me 10 pay
'''o'| '''' '"' wy LAFAYETTE w GRAY.
AGENT for Military Claims
Ivn,hbnru, Va.
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TERMS

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,er ,nnur, In advance paper will be discontnued ex
III AT ne option Proprieors, until all arrearages in
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20 ines or ess for insertion and 3 cts @ each ron
unless ordered inner form weekly, aud then ~ ees
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as- All new advertisements appear IN the daiy anu s'
weekly papers. -, ,;,as .ra charged
Ms Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are efKe
ratenby for the excess.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW ROCKS! !

NEW BOOKS! NE w BOOKS !
~ PAYNE & CHRISTIAN have to-day received
the following new Works.
Light and Darkness; the Sha low OF ate;
Ellie; or the Human Comedy;
C4erristry OF Common Le--by Johnston;
Lights and Shadows of English Life;
Ny Confessions; Story Of Womans Lite;
Our First Families;
Bareys Poems;
Glove Hsll--by Miss Sewell;
he land Empire; Scenes of the First Exile of Ma
poeon;
Letters to tie People on Health and Happiness.
Letters 10 the Right Rev'd John tiughe+-hy h'rwan
Art Hinls--by } Jarvis;
Memoir of Bennett and his Times;
TIE Ladder OF Gold;
MARY Lyudon--rn Autobiography;
Moorman's Virginia Springs;
Mineral Springs Of the United Sates-oy BEL
The Six Days Of Creator
lie Gu Monque ,,o,,o
Lomaxs Digest volunesi
Gnttau's Repoits-llth volume;
Parsons on Conracts-2d volume. aug 70 rs
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seq AIRS a. TO u A &C q
M. LANGHORNE IL SONS.

SEC All a. n q IL y co.
M. T.ANGHORNE ~ SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEoAas AND roBAoco op
EVERY VARIETY Of BRANDS. e
INtlE subscribers have constantly on hand a lnrgr
l. stock of HAVANA e. PRINCIPE SEGARS, oi
the approved brands, which they feel confident
Inferior In the market, and which will ba sold a,
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDEns from any part of the Union will be protapuy
met and entire satisfaction guaranteed purchasers.
The iollowi rands ore kept constantly on hand s.
In Flor do ilnbana La Sultnnn,
California Las rrcs Ooronas
Jicotononb La Gola de Agnn
Old Dominion Conqu-ta,
La fie de I, j. c., I'll Leon de Orc
In Terosia, I'll Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation -
E Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estreas. In Norma.
Herman Cortez, Principles
Lafayette, Nc, &c.
ToBAcco.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
GOA Leaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach. Stun1rd &e. &,
Septetnba S--tacts t rs
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FALL STOCK, 1885.
MUIR u STEVENS,
Importers and Dealers In
CHINA, GLASS BARTHENWARE &c,

ONE DOOR ABOVE PowElI's HOTEL,
Petersburg, Ia.
- ZINC Il the late fire tho ~ ia OF May last which
~ destroyed Store uni stock oi Good, VDO
We have taken the Store. door above Pow. KY
ells Hotel, and formerly occupied by M.ssrs.
Wills, Len 4 Brownley, where Ne have opened large
and entirely stock of Goods, We have jusi
"evcd from the European Markets by the shps Aurora
West Point Irene and Neptune large aad varied as.
of China, EaIthenware. &c. &C., and
from the Northern and Eastern Manufacturers, an as
sortment Of Glass Ware, embracing every article usu-
ally kept in establishments OF this kind We enumer-
ute few o the leading Il les: Gilt and Plain Dinner
and Tea Selts, Of which very beautiful; Vases,
Pitchers. Plates, Dishes. Cups md Saucer, AMI Glass
Ware OF oil kinds; Bowls, litchon. Gobets. Tumbors
Wines, Decanicrs. Savers Shades, Salts, Poted aud
Britannia Ware, Castors. Waters in Sta separate
Gilt and Mahogany Frnme Looking Ghs-os, NIL sscs and
descriptions; lamps, Ghandoles, Bathing Tubs, Japan
Toilet Sets an Stone Ware oi oil s1es. Having pnr
chased on, Goods mostly loreush We feel confident that
sell ns low any other house To lie found IN thr
country Those wishing purehase resneeully in
vited Ia exnmne oar stock We pay iuticulor ntton-
ton 10 the Packiog apnrtmcnts.
MUIR a. STEVENS,
sep3s l.t door abose powells Hotel.
II. Wills. p,rrMA
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EREsa FALL AND WINTER CABBAGE SEED.
Summer Turnip
" Rnta Raya


y lst received and for sale by :, ,,..
N Bots STROrEER WHITEHEAD. Drlsglsls.
I r. REAT EXCIT eMENT IN BRHAD-Censed
~ from The US. Of B 7 Babbitts Chemical Yeast
Fowler All desirous Of having good bread nan 40 s."
hy callins our new Grocery nader the "arwrk
House. We have also, on hand fresh sapniy oil
Bread and Clothes Baskets.
aug ls-,s CRAWFORD & RICHARDS.
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CPRINls TRADE 1s5j.-GEO b. JONES
- Il CO.. Wholesale Druggists Pe.ersburg, Virginia.
have received ttAir SPRISa SrocK of Drugs. Medi-
cines Paints, BE- and offer for sale assort
ment embracing all articles In this line, suited to
the of Couniry Merchants, Druggists Physicians
and Farmers.
Oblaining their Supplies from Manufacturers and I'm.
porters only they =, furnish these goods
1w any regular Iohbing house lB Orders receive
prompt aud careful attention. mar3ts
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z. w. PICKRELI. n. NJ. TANNoR
PICKRELL Il TANNOK,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS,
Petersburg, Va.


WYE respectfully Gu the atrenton If the citizens
w Lynchburg aud the ounding country, 10 our
extensive assortment of Lumber. winch consists of
nany kinds suitable Builders. Toba 9cohist Chbnet
Makers. nc.
For Builders have all grades of Albany White
Pine, Cherry, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Nc.
For T,hacconisis. keep. n large sloc Of White
Pine Cullin suitable for cesinr-Bnilon Wood and
White Oak lo Boxes.
For Cnbtnet Makers. have Pornr, Cherry, Maple.
&c., &r with general assortment ui every thing usu-
nlly kept in Lumber Yard such CyP'ess Shingles,
Laths Spruce Pine Palings, &c, &c.
ANTHRACITE COAL.-Our Yard - always sup
piled with the best Red aud White Ash Coal. which
can throw in the Box Cnrs from our Yard put IN
hossIieads and forward. To dealers wishing lnre.
quantity. we prepaled TO offer inaucmcnts--
having IA our from the Soutlside Road running to
our wharf, where load car from the vassel--
We viii sell low and forward with MS much Dispatch
any firm in the State.
We will also attend the furwa riding Il
chandise entrusted To Tobacco ''s's snif.
ping offer grea, facility. The cars oad take II
wharf. where it be put directly the ves'
sells either for Bultimore Philadelphia New York.
We also have Crane capable of raising ten or fifteen
tons which take any heavy article from the essel
the cars We will be pleased receive orders ut
tend to any thing in our line % dan
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PETERSBURG.
Commission and Forward & House.

VOHInlISSIOn aHd FOrWuFu1 Z HOuscs
- I. CHlLDREY. fnrmer conductor w \ \. Rail
-. koad ani John Dickerson, now the firm c d, +
Chdrcy Co,
GENERAL COMMISSION n FoRW ARDlNG MER
CHANTS.
PETERSBURG, Bonghfook street, No 81.
JOHN DICKINSON. b f, CHlI.pREY
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SAMUEL q. BAPTIST,
- COMMISSION MERCHANT

Deyotes his exclusive after enion he sale o Tobacco
Wheat. Flour. Com. Cotton, &c,
III q ods forwarded at the n rates, .A1
aug 3 4 4lal,-y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-09

by Capt. Stone, prove that they were filled
with arms and contained thirteen kegs of
powder provided for the OCCASION. The
houses are still burning, and the riot has not
yet subsidized.
We have neither space nor time to enter
into any particulars. We will attempt to do
so Tomorrow. A number of Americans
were slain by the foreigners, and anumber
of foreigners met heavy retribution. We
do not know how many have been killed, but
have already heard of some twelve or fEteen
in all, and some twenty or thirty have been
more or less dangerously wounded. We will
give details tomorrow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-09

GyFrom the best information we could
gather from the different Congressional dis
tricts in Kentucky, we are of the opinion
that the Americans have elected 8, and The
Antics 2. The Est, Oynn BoydsO district,
has doubtless gone Democratic. In the 9Th
District the chances appear TO favor Jeweit
the Democratic nominee over Wintersmith
In Henderson, DaViess ard Hancock coun.
ties, the Americans have elected their Rep
resentatives by large majority. Both branch
es of the Legislature will be largely Ameri-
can. @ ssss s