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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-27
FANCY d STAPLE DRY GOODS FOR sPRiN(
land SUMMER 1883

sSHANKLIN REILLY would respectfully invite the
~ tenti0n Of ther and the public generally
their large stock of Faney and Staple Dry Goods Just
eeived emtraeinv variety
goods which Will he sold the lowest prices
sisting in part OF che following; viz:
Black and eel ID clo tbs and esssimeres;
Paia and fancy linen drills and Marseiiles vestng
Kentucky jeans. cotton8des and denms;
Fancy prints lawns. glr CHAINS and org1ndies;
Black and fancy cni'd SILKS. berages and tessins;
French jaeonets and beru de LANES; s. e
Muslin de lanes. de b ep and ing goods; g.
Also. full Irish kins tshIs
damask linen table cloths
ity bed MSrsees Quilts. English
sieIy gloves trimming fancy goods sk and gingham
brella and parasos carpets floor aud table cloths Pan
anna. Leghorn and psln leaf hats tonnes ribbons
quito nettin. IS. etc. SHANKLIN REILLY.
APPS COrnar of Main First
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PINE gUNFRFR

THE LARGEST STOCK n THE CITY,
EoHS F. GLOVER & CO corner Of Main aud Seventh
~ Evansville ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete ofScasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities and ekaeses viz TonFued and Grooved Pine and
Ash Flooring Dressed and undresed ceiling Castings and
Panp9ls 100 coo Boards suitable
shops fencing No Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
Sc Can have made order the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces, MoudinRs Frames
Doors aud Windows. Bills forwarded to all
prom mptsttentlon. febIG If
z RON AND NAII.S.-sOo tons iron all sizes;
z 20 Steel and Iron Slahs; 50 Sheet Iron;
500 Kegs ass'd Nails. for sale at redue ID prices by
mh2 SAMUEL ORR.
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CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Battdlag, Up Stairs.
T F. CRISP. having removed his Office TO Fosters
eD building will be on hand all times, to take ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &C., and attend
to all business required of him Justice of the Peace
feb9-f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-27

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE0F
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST.. BET. 1sT AND'2D.
70. Schaefer & Schroeder's old Ld.J ~
T RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surround ng country, that have taken the above
stand, de rmined to continue the business, and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco of the bes brands that Eastern markets
ford; also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and oval
ies at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinees me
that can give general satsfaction and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage apI If
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PROPRIt TORS: l+ 1860 ~
A. R. Cobb & Co., Foot ofIndiapa ST. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer g. Co., I21, Broad St. New York,
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HOFFMAN, JOB OFFICE.

JOO hNAh OOD VI Il ILL.,
We invite the attention of the public to our superior
Facilities doing jon WORK of all kinds with neatness
dispatch AMI cheapness. Our sock of JOB Papers
cards. &c. is constantly receiving new additons while
have the latest OF Types, Borders &c. &C. 1or
working up this stsck suit any order Wehave IN use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS,
ay which we ara enabled do work cheap, fast and
good. We have also ordered
PATEYT DIAMOND JOB PRESS,
for the execution OF small and ne work in an elegant
These with other facilities and line asort
anent oftypes, enable to DEFY competition Wehave
lso as fine
RULING MACHINE
as there in the country and the only one in
Evansville, by which enabled ts do all kinds OF
RULED BLANK WORK
In the STYLE Orders either by letter or in per
on are respectfully solicited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FOR Handbils Bills T.ading &c, Se The work will be
execated and home promptly anu charges reason
able. .@E#ss.s
PAS we have reduced our nrices lately in many
kinds of work, while the prices of material and labor
have gone up terms for job Work are invariably
CASH ON DELIVERY OF WORK.
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EHOLASSES.-
W. $40 hbls Moasses:
230 half hbls fBennett's cooperage).
mh8 PRESTON BROS
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EAAi-hOAD TRANSPORTATION AnTIs3
iFHf0 ALBANY BOSTON NEW yoPT - ~ -
aate ststIons and places. Immedlateiv on the cors
H. and crawfo rdsyille Railroad TO 1erra
s9 VII Be alSgs weeks from this date
OF slerehaRaize Produee Property from ri s
hetween TINS and Terre Haute to all Of the sios
points and stations via ne India 1h
ton Railroads. -4S anu Albahy ana Bos-
t ses @Sqe kney on application my ofice under
novls tf JOHN 8. MITCHELL Agent.
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JOHN J. CHANDLER,
Attorney at Law 81 Real Estate Agent;
A LSO agent of the National Loan Fund Life Assur-
n ance Society Of London and New York. Capital,
q, 500 OO0 T7Ofce on Locust street, oppnsite the
sherwood House. novl7
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RFMOVAR.

"a BACON co. have removed Main street ba-
"A tween Water aad First to Hallock &
Drug Store nearly opposite the Bank
hey VIII he pleased to see all their old and
maze the aeluaintanee Of
give them call They would hans for the very
patronage given and hope TO receive
fanI
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TENNEYAE sORENsn

"HULEs4LE DEALERs II GaOCEfIEs IIQUons coRNRD
WATER AND VINE SIS. EVAN SvIILE IND. -,
VI undersisned have this day formed eoparneship for
= the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liauor
business HaviBg succeeded the bu essrs AlIis
no Ees purchased their stock additions to make
complete assortment shall be able good barrana
EOk CASH house Evansville any city in the
vest. R. S TENNEY
.1a"S . s
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tHNHE undersigned respectfully informs her numerous
friends and thepu generally. thatshe
ed her Ice Cream saloon where intends keeping the
quality of lee Cream Lemonade. Soda Water and other
freshments of the season. 3
Also. full asormebt Of the hest quality Of candles.
cakes and other confetionari wholesale retail.
ap27-2m L. KoLLENBERG.
Main and I'd
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHNs @. -DEvEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
,1 dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens Window Blind:
feasters Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgen
Gas etc. esc, Main street. between First and Seoon
treets [augIa Iv
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EEOsTERN.-2no doz black Cotton Hose. assorted quail
II n ties received this day and for sale. fla
mh2O JAS Low & Co. 4I5 Main ST.. Lou. KY.
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NUMBER 81.
| STEAMBOATS, y RAILROADS

%. ~s- Ii undersgn ed having bee i. -
~ 9.H pointed Agest Tor = above pa , Rs< y
- ny in ihs city will be prepared or
the opening of the EvansYille ano
ray RailIose Terre Hauts, aud pom IN.
y RIVER navigation to recent
roduee ofeYery deseTipton TROt III from this III si
me Cities via Railroad River here to Pits
1estinstiOu. y -~S ~ s-eAE
- hStes m ace known application my oicel ater
street tu ssas) uEder the Telegraph Once or Wsrehouse
corner OF Canal and VI alnut street,
nov gl3-tf . - JOHN S. MITCHELL. Agent.
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COTTON Arm 40 bags 4co's, 5oo's, COOS and zoos
u, do B4tting-I2n bales Nos. I and 2;
Carpet Chain-13O bags; .... :.
Cotton Wrappne Twin es bags. in store ndlanoinstro
steansr R. NJ Patten sale BY
nh2s Agents Cypress Factory
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15 Rks 3 tsiT5o s1'se G48is. 5h%s d Sugar is'
IS Cineir natl cured Beef tongues;
800 lbs English Split Peas:
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STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER DR. GOODS
COMPLETE! ~ 81 at.f .f1-.ai

STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER DIR GOODS
CONIPLETEi sd sHs f-r-e i5
gENHE undersigned respectfully calls the attention Of the
citizens of th pace andvieinity TO the fact that hs
receipt Of general of Fancy and Sta
pie Dry Goods cunsistlnrin part Of: --lt
Barege de LANES Muslin de and fancy Bar
Tissues Chalies Larons Brlaunes Jaconets Swiss
Null 1opns Silks plaid troeade. riPad and plain Flo
Silks Satfns. Gro de Naples Crepe ~hawls Embro
deres, lroidered and grass Hosiery and
Gloves all Of Millinery Parasols, Fans Dress Trim
mngs Cloth. Casimeres Tweeds. Linen. YesDgs Sc.
all which he intends to sell low the be bought
Eastern market and therefore sOcis equal share
of the pubiic patronage
No trouble goods Ladies please call before
ehasir else whs A ANSPACHER.
ap am st I door below Brsneh Bank
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NEW BilOF1 =

HENHE Sons Of the Sires Looms' Practical Astronom
a Life of Sam Houston; History Of Turkey:
My Brothers. Keeper, Kenneth;
History of the Hen Fever; a Long Lock Ahead;ete es
Just received and for sale by srs -
ny25 h-f T. CONYNGTON & co.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-11
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

appointment ofa Pension AgentThe Secretary of the In
terror Department has appointed Duncan Macauay pension
agent at New Orleans Louisiana vice T. Guyo resigned
Agricultural Detection Of the Patent 0ce.A Letter from
TerasA communication has been received at this Office
from Mr.. c. B. Stuart of Danvile Texas in which he
tons the existence and cultivation of plant used sub
by the inhabitants of that State This plant
called in parance the prairie sage and said to
aromatic oil agreeable to most persons. grows
great abundance and dried in sheds 1t is stated that
hand gather several hundred pounds per day The
aroma carefully preserved. In the early days Of Texas
when coffee and tea rarity, the tea made from this
plant substituted and found to be pleasant and agreeable
10 tho TASTE thinks would prove valuable article
for expectation TO Europe.
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q FFICIAL.

TEzAsURy DIR ARTAssr, August ;, less.
Notice is hereby OF authorized
by the act of 1916, redeemse the l2 Noyombe,
1885, that the whols viii be purchased ~
this department at time The 30th November
for which per premium be paid
expressed in the certificates.
Aud TO the holders OF the stocks OF the Of United
States, purchases OF the 3o viii
also be made during the period the ilowing
For stock The loan 1872 of stock
OF the loans le47 and e46 premium OF 10
issued commonly called ndeIs-
nifty stock, premium OF six per
Interest win also be allowed, stipulated the ceh
from the LIST July
day In addition, enable the
Certificates department present
tee should be assigned party
tied to receive The purchase money.
Payment for these stocks win be made by drafts upon the as
ant Esasuren at Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-dnNoyU Intel Il atar.l
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Alexandria Boarding school.

ih ,hrtysecond annual session oftr
on the fret Of the tenth month"; ocober
nees OF nm English education and the Latin, Creek Frenc
spanish
ual sciences and complete and thorough of
pure and mixed The institution supplied with good library
large collection o minerals and geological specmen
philosophical and chemical apparatus
with good telescope astronomical
Tfoughons circle &c observatory, chemical
laboratory which The advanced
chemical manipuntons the analysis OF minerals soils, &c.
of the students
la the different departments OF study.
The number OF students is limited Gy,
that which
and TO prevent loss OF time from the
there experienced teachers
Yale College, and reside family Students giving The
students their only during the hour
specially sudy when needed Be
sides these the teacher Of modern languages
drawing.
full course ~ lectures philosophy, chemistry
onomy geology vegetable
~ delivered 20 all the students IN ierm
ctfeaas containing further Information be obtained by
dressing Benz Hallowell n Sons.
BENJAMIN HALLOwELJ
HENRY c. HALLOWELL,
FRANCIS MILLER.
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hE subscribers viii offer Al public the 10th
ssoss M on ~. premises all the real estate, machinery,
Scl belonging se the Warrington Barrel Facforv.n
The real portions
W teci uerlh s7 west,
aad Ohia CAM, fwhrh wy valuable wharf privege)
The whole c.nisins shout %, $50 square feet
90 me rmssss isigr brick heue, pu, up the thor
oush ars ssh-sntsi ~ 10 ~ feet fon
IN ent sui sioFirs hsh building
rear stories brh, ny " ~ c~t and 2story
hct better hos furnace, fuel additional
bscs afY FUom., hsick stable, Nc.
Commented rreussss u also water,
wiz sfpsrbf iesslng
eie~w snd boiler, order Warncr's
pNRfs thnss 81 Bancroft selerss shaDg heavy
sh pssus hangers sna Paieys fan supply
tahssd tcnx comrss 81 Traps barrel
r nstas bean Soar sni hh barrels onre bolt
arts p.sni sass, tools &c.
Ths psnses wei ADAPTED plaster MILL or TO al
sos az ert manufacturing s.sti and
ssAsa board tsncs dss
- sess, erieprsnx compsny present pur
Tho
wfneN eastesss aud be
ps iwn saaienx Virginia adjoining
80 - Ma'f tsnfs - eorapstissoa need s- feared.
w. Hvsfrv wah BE- sois purchsers.
fess I've mrass~s acia vii ts required down, and lib
Ffs cFvda risgn lof ffalsur
% farhss useusfs affy ALLAN POLLOCK, $40 street.
"A Kat&nstan ID. A.. ALLAN POLLOCK
John MARX WILSON.
Z, eoftLtE,
ort s~sntNs Auctioneer.
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New YoRK Oct l0Flour is hghersaes of 20 900 bbls
straight State s. s7G; good Ohio So s71Gi southern,
so 81 Wheat is cents highersales Of 900 bushels
southern white, So rs; red, 81 o5 Canadian, ~ 37{
Corn trhe hghersalcs Of western mixed 92 Pork
has advanced l2S centssaes Of 1900 bbs S22 2
BALTIMORE, Oct. l0Flour Is rm-salos OF 900 barrels
Howard street. Ohio and City Mills, at s. 80 per barrel
Wheat has advanced cents per bushelgood prime
white, 50 So 0G; red 81 90 81 as. Corn is unchanged
sales OF white and yellow at 81 ss Provisions are
unchangedwe quote nominally at yesterdays rates
pork S2l prime, S22. Lard-in barrels llx cents; 10
kegs 49, cents. Baconhere yesterday sales
government Of 600 lbs. Of sides at 1891 cent? and 5000
lbs. at IA cents.
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by ). G. MoGUInE, Auotloneer.

M noNlticENI ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANOS, SPLENDID
parior furniture, elegant curtains
ehen plate family carriage, matched gray
~ ,'e1ay morning. October 23d 10 O'Clock,
eAeo on seei, between 1lth ali
US us eegaht furniture ans effects,
s., ,0cJ London. 80 '~''' 1850 -
Two
sns y" Two french sofas, cinrs
a .ur M shed rich and gold brocaec
o WIN ~ WI y I'D blue embroidered satin
,a,aho ail broeatele window curtains match, lined
- tasses md cormice ~
s erb gilt frame French plate mirrors paie by
49, 'esant rosewood marbie-top centre tables.
aape dor bronze md gilt French mantel clock
" beautiful 2fight gilt and Boiean CLANS chandeliers
. candies
Zine velvet Brussels, and Veneunn carpets
Number of beautiful engravngs in handsome gilt frames
Walnut extension dining table, sidetoard
nhheeany hair spring sofa aud chairs
reich china dinner, Dessert and tea sets
silver plated casters, nbie cutlery, glassware
Mahogany and walnut chamber furniture
Superior cufled hair 10.
fe 'thaT and hair holsters and pillows
Toilet sets. tawsl stands looking Rasscs
Marseles quilts blankets, comforts
Handsome damask aud chint2 curtains, &c
Mahogany bookcases and secretaries
Mahogany writing desk, Office chairs,
Together with large and excellent kitchen
quises
AT 3f O'CLOCK
In front of the prenes very and roomy
French barouchc hnin BY Lawrence, Of New York
One matched
old of hne style and action and perfectly sound
One excellent buggy suitable persons
One set silverplnied carriage harness
One set buggy harness, horse covers, SC.
Terms $50 and under, a
W days. Tor satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Oct cd Auctioneer.
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Increase..., 1889 s,lf5, 81
Derrp ! 97J A.

The arrivals of California gold swell the amount in bank
but the cearngs," embracing the first week in October
when the spring payments mature, were very arge the
payments into bank were consequently considerable but the
drafts from the interior depcse heavy. The de-
cline in deposes has reached in sixty days
against decline about half that in the corresponding
last year. The great excitement in breadstuh leading
to sales perhaps 600 value for export has given
further supply good bills and commercial names sell q
So, and at New Orleans they have gone TO n notwith-
standing which 100000 Of gold a been engaged al
ready for shipment this week The French and English
ernments understood 10 be leading buyers,
The produce markets. with the exception Of cotton, which
has been dull deolinesay ll9{ for fair New Orleans
are firm Flour has risen under the shipping demand Is a
SIX per barrels sales OF State, S. 25 IS 37JS extra
Michigan, So 37S So IS southern flour Is brisk at s. 80
$50. Rye -four, SIS so Sc u.s. What is very active at
rise Of censsay 50 % prime red southern 50 20 for
white do do Canadian, 50 2O do. Illinois, 81 o. Rye
Sl22 0ats, AZ as cents. Corn is firm, at 80 81 cents
or mixed Pork is less active sales, $22 So p for
Prime Bcefis hrm-$i3 sl4 country mess. Lard, ~
all8 cents. Sugar has become dull.
The stock market has been very active with firm rates bot
adiposton tho part Of large operators to SELL The
transactions are large. Yours,
PRENTICE.
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NAVAL Ev OLurIoNs hv 81 l1a,x.r., na....,..

~ volume, J.onaon. 40 81 ~ "S"A,
don, 81 IS. Nf ""''ni "o'''Nav, '"uAafa Lon
% eval Ineucs translated from the French by Cant Boa
~ NAVY, volume, London, finely bound SIC.
aied h. a'es from l44 TO 1910 Critically Reviewed
bound. a COL s' '"'"'s dha'''' Lonaoh' hhep
don, s6. 1853 ~ 'u "ou"'y' so'ume' Lon
an ,eu9as sayale n,sge ds Ia Marine Pancalae volume
eoaod, 81 rs " f'''' $3.50 ""eS
finely hound, CO. 1850 f' i'''
81 so. 'F "'''f- '''ui"oa, rams
me Last Naval War, translated by Capt Piunke Royal Navy
tsascoek Naval oaices' Manuel ' - -
honnefoun, Trae du yaisseau a Ia Mey
Decret (ofciel sur 10 Service Bord
Admiralty Regulations Maiestyis Sefyre M ge,
Note sur les Forces Nayales de Ia France
biies's Epicme of the Royal Naval Service
Oet III - ' 1855 .Sf,t nav, ~,
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Each fash from the telegraph ad ied
democratic gains in the old Keystone state and ben
finally aud fairly ascertaned that fusion had be-
and abolition abolished in Pennsylvania and Ohio that
che exuan victorious southern demoers haa
been noby responded 10 great northern States there
would have been no serious difficulty in getting up
minutes notice. ademocac neetng In the iede raj city
which, for sze enthusiasm would have iayorab y
pared with any popular demonstration ever made In Wash
ingt0n.
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ny }. Q. MeGUInE, Aurtionssr.

Y 49, , DC IMPROVED PROPERTY ADJOINING THE or
day s Nauonal lntsiugeneer pablc
sbsn oe,1se. Nd % AZ O'Clock mont o The premises
deer - ~ 10Y NO. 9 Ia square No. 13l,
Atiee near die OF street. running back
uet WIN ,enteet paved alley SIDE. The i'm
stntefOom la die front. = 49, N''s "o"-'1 "'''' e"'s
popety - Wen situated for business r corner
r s''ee ana adjoining IN. National intelseneer
vhc-lhird cashg IN. ~ Give ANA eIgheea
mon'l'' satisfactorily secured, bearing interes, =
10, a -, JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
NN'iN-oo' Aucfloneer,
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WERE picked up, Patent oecs yesisFaay ahn
girl, pair Of earrings AID bresspia wrapped
paper,
They can be produced sppcsoa This Office ~ eshung
proper Identity and paying Coz sav~fusemsHi
Oct III
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Fan Paris Millinery.
Aug ainNov3o

MISS q. c. MCDONALD (successor Mrs. ClarkD
vi Just returned from the North, will Thursday
The h Instant fashionable millinery saloon spen6d
aud fashionable Of the New fashions
have not been this District; with
also OF silks satins bands vcvets flowers
All other branchessuch bleaching repairing, &cone
expeditions The ladies respectfully
questcd to call TINT day.
No Bridge street, three doors OF The post Office George
l0--d3t
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES on


The following the drawn numbers OF Inc lottery
class No. as drawn October y leA5i
Is &C 81 IA SO C5 ~ . 10 ca "a 10 IS 40
The oown the eawn numbers 81 me raFsco Instus
lottery, class No. 266, drawn Ociober 3, lsssg
s2 20 IS % 6 3 n "a CO Is 81 81
v \. Brennan,
General Agent Coz the ConHsctof, naitasaFe.
LrN'L RosrRrs, Commissioner.
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Near a. CsaaI sassn, .sisas@asiu.
EITZPATRfcK nuRss, prerretnI., eas BsRuseiass 81
cotton yarns chain, ral twne, ws1Ppss -ss ca
age, cotton bats, SC.
from Washington respectfully wslrisvA
the articles, which deliver Wzsha4isu
lower than be nouhsFH "A
orders VIII win prompt attention ~ Addressing Allows.
Oct ii-dim rar
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NY J. Q. MCGUIRE, Auc,ionser.

TRUsTEE's SALE or STEAMBOAT HOTEL AT PUBLIC
sse-on Thursday afternoon November lat, clock,
he premises By virtue OF deed September
duty recorded IN Lber s. No o. oas asa, 1885, 49, and
one OF INC land records for Washington county,
aonmba The subscriber win cell psn No. square No
a lightning for The the southwest square
and running thence due north line Eleventh
we,i 70 an alley thence due so feet thence
we norih ino OF street south and thence
place OF together with the
large bnck building, known the "teamboai
sale. -" -
THOS ]. FISHER, Trnytee
go JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
betip-fndts Auctioneer.
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LOCAL N Il WIS.

Mayor Towers has vetoed the bill passed by the councils
relief Of Isaac Ten Eyck associated with Mr. Palmer
the for numbering the houses within the city
It's Culpaby negligent discharge of the duty is the cause
assigned for the Veto
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Ne,v Post 0Rcss.--The following post Offices have
been established and the following named gentlemen APP
pointed postmasters, by the Postmaster General:
Brahear, st. Msry's parish, louisiana r. b. Brashear,
Postmaster.
wyandott Kansas Territory; William |. Osborn, post
MASTER
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TINS CuSAHD sTrANERs.-It is stated that the regular
weekly trips Of the Cunard line Of steamers will be
aand early in December alternating this side between
Boston and New York.
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Up late hour Tuesday night, and throughout the
whole OF yesterday publication Office thronged with
citizens eagerly anxious hear the election returns from the
States OF Pcnnsyvana and Ohio Seldom have witnessed
greater excitement more heartfelt satisfaction, deeper en-
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