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nature. We should not do il oufsef. The
Republican saws: W


Republican says: 81
Evansville Journal, A. H. Sanders, editor;
as full of FIRE and fury as a Hotspur, without
his talent for accomplishing purpose; is
anxious to be considered "leading" jour
nalist; not quail fed for such position; he
is talented but his talents are misapplied;
he is the Bill Poole of literature; fond Of
taking his opponents in the 'eye" and boast
ing Of his prowess; makes a great many
"black eyes," but never does any serious i'm
jury to any body except himself; will never
reform his bad habits; takes too much pride
in them; is easily led nstray by scoundrels;
has q good heart, but weak head; never
will accomplish any thing but mischief for the
cause he advocates. SO efts -4safE
By the way, the Republican has no rea-
sons for being so .prejudiced against our
amable neghbor, as the following paragraph
would assume. Neighbor Hall has never
pulled the principal Republican editors
nose, nor kicked issitting down availability,
nor endeavored in any one instance on re-
cord, to prevent political rascality and politi-
cal rnscals from receiving their reward
Why then should the editors Of the Republ-
can be mad at him, we should like to know;
Evansville Enquirer, ]. B. Hall editor;
jealous old line Democratic paper; "knows
no north, no south, no east, no west" nor
anything else; very vulgar in its general al
lusions; always fervent; never argumentive;
never gives up point "right or wrong"
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GyAs an illustration of the improv ements
in Evansville this season, we may remark
that on Main street, on one side Of the street
and in onIy to blocks, there eight three
story business houses now in course of erec-
ton. We are rowding on toward our des.
tiny.
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OF 1t is common to speak of those whom
a firt has Tilted, as her victims. This is a
grave error. Her real victim is the man
whom she accepts. This reminds US of a
smile we saw somewhere. A coquette is a
rose from whom every lover plucks leaf
the thorn remains for her future husband.
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0y We have not seen the Evansville
Journal for some time; will friend Aid please
exchange,-[ Vim. Ne,cs.
Add thought you were getting the Journal
regularly. Our carrier must show the proper
courtesies to his editorial brethren. Leave
'em all the Daily, Billy.
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~ The Boston Courier says that the
American party "runs things into the ground. ,
We Suspect that it will run that known as
the foreign party into the ground just as if
the said thing were fox or woodchuck.
Lou. Jour.
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o. Jno. Evans, Esq, o. leading citizen
OF New Albany, and one of the most extern.
sive boatbuiders in the West, died on Sat.
turday. He was a man of high character
and Of great benevolence. c.
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COLUMBUS. GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING. BALTIMORE,
PHlLA DELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY.
NEW YORK, ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND CONNECTING Inns EAsTwARpi Ll.t
Great Eastern and Western IT, S. Mail and
American Express Line! up'
SHORTEST ROUTE DAYTON IS MILES, AND NO CHANCE
OF CARS nAGGAGk!
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
MI ORNlNG EMPRESS leaves At 440 A. NJ, conneots 81
vH Richmond with Eaton and Hamilton and Cincinnati
l3o M arrives Dayton at Ios0.
for Aenia. Columbus. Zanesv e Wheeling Bztmore
Washington City. Philadelphia New York Boston Also
with for Spring held Urbana Bellen Forest
Clyde, Cleveland. Buffalo, Sandusky. Toledo Fort sype
Troy, Piqua Brs akfast ut INDIANAPOLIS.
Passengers by this arrive Columbus eight hours In
advance o. any other route from Indianapolis. 1-T
MAIL TRAIN leaves Indianapolis ~ M, arrival
of all trains from the West North and South arrives Rich
mond r. NJ at Cincinnati Ut 545 p M arriving at Day
p. M directly with trains Xenis
arriving at Columbus at 9:l5 p. NJ.
Dinner at indianapolis and supper at Dayton. .tfsq
PITTSBU PASsENGE KS leaving ON noon trains have
Cresne Pittsburgh other train pois.
Paseng by this route through to Cincinnati quick
by any other. -. b. .-l...
The only having connections Dayton. ees
Columbus Baggage check through. Pittsburgh Phla
delphia baggage checked at Columbus. .t...eEf
THE ON Y MORNING TRAIN FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO
DAYTON. OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON. ~
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
VANDERBURGH COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SArgETV


THE of the vanderburgh Agricultural Society
are hereby notified that there will be regular
said society the Court House in Evansville. Monday
day of April 1885, o'clock All favor
able agriculture WI ether members Of the society not.
are invited to attend JAS. LoCKHART.
Secretary.
lc papers will confer favor by publishing this
tice, apo
RENTING OF PEWS.
THE unoersgusd Committee appointed by the vestry Of
the Parish do hereby give notice, that the Pews in ST.
Pauls Church will be rented by public auction. at o.
clock the evening of Saturday. the 2sh nst for
rod beginning from the day of renting until Easter Moneay
1886.
All who wish to rent pew. at any time call ct the
Church the chart of the sng with their pri
ces assessed. p SHARPE,
q. BABCOCK. Committee.
apls.td q. ID. WALkER.)
AT meeting Of the mbefs Of the ST. Pauls Church.
the morning Of the 18th ins the following gentlemen
we're elected as vcstrymen for the ensuing year:
WILLIAM II. Law, GBoBGE ID. WAIVER,
CHARLEs vIELE, r. II. Cook.
ID. q. KELLER, III. G. GwATBMEY,
CHARLES BABCOCK, j. c. JEWELL,
PETER SBARP.
spl7 d. G. KELLER. seey.
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iEvANSyILLE DSv1LLA
RAILROAD
ss5ssa 60 -
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1854.
Trains viii run as follows tsundays exeep.ed):l
UPWARD rRAIS. DOWNWARD TRAIN.
Leaves Evansville 8: 50 Leaves Terre Haute. $3.50
Arrive AZ I2oo vineennes .12:oo
Depart from - i:0o Depart from - ..ioo N
Arrive ct Terre Hauss. ESansss. s55
SIS Passengers dine ut yincennes.
Psssengr BY this route sleep Ierrs Haa aie the Morn
ing Train on the Terrc Hautc Rchmopd M
arrive at l0o A. NJ tins with
trains ioll0 US:
For Cincinnati via Lawrenceburgh M.
arrive at Cincinnati At 4:30P. M TEA~F
For Cleveland Pittsburgh and all inter points via
Belefontsine road at ~ NJ.
For Nenia Dayton. Columbus. hsslinG
Indiana Central road at ~ M Columbus 10
Pm. =
For Chesso Lossnsport and By Laisye,ts road
Louisville. New nv
vile read, as also With trains for Madison and Peru
Passengers will nd greatly their adyana for safey
during winter in preference the
river; and early spring will
made with Other Companies by which Messengers leaving
ansve in the Will arrive Cincinnati Chicago
Columbus aud Louisville same day. -rnl4 go
The merchants and Others having
from the East is called this route medium
taton river Goods pred frem
arrive Evansville third day making the time
longer an avoiding the
red when shipping by steamer. - = ssir
Evansville. Dec. G. 1854 deei-tf
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MORE ABOUT ELECTiONs.
NOTICE-

RiFTED in on my lot. corner Of Oak ana ser streets
~ large Flathoat Saturday 18th March, 1888
The owner hereby notified prorert pay charge
aud the within fifteen days from the date OF
notice she will be anrrsscd broken Up aud &C
cording to law mhzs II ChANLhS nAbOoch.
DAMAGED HARDWARE.
~ NJ. GRIFFITH has still large amount OF Iardwar
s hand dariazed and which he is sen,
from less than first cost TO the
These goods are bargain. Builders and Mechanics
all kinds will and interest before purchasing else
where to cali and examine these goodn. at
~ BELLS Brick Ware House,
Back Of the Court House.
N B.-Msrchants visiting the city to replenish thei
stock will their call for
ed 70 close cut this stock. apis DIV
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DAlIUN, Oh UULUMBUS VIA DAY TON
A X Els.

Ia Passengers should procure tickets the CENTRA
Ro AID. for the quickest East. ~
JAMES NJ. SMITH, Superiu tendent.
Indiana Central and Dayton and W sstern X. W. .
TEnREScE O'NEL Travelling Agent. Ct Terre HAute.
mh24 II
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EW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT AND
NEW G00Dl.

uNHE undersigned wishes inform his friends and the
- public generally that he is still be found at his stand
Nam arest directly opposite the State Bank where he
prepared all orders his line with neatness
and dispatch He has hands general assortm mt oil
goods for genemens which he invites the nspec
ton the public assuring them that nothing shall be
ing his render satisfaction either cutting
making. All work warranted in male and style.
j. L NELMS.
p S.-Scotts American Fashions hand and TO saie.
apI9
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HULMES' CEMENT.
XII BBLS fresh for sale by
eDO apis s. E. GILBERT CO.
ISIS +. r. BARKER has just received large assert
1vA ment OF Millinery consisting OF NapolaD straw ant
suk bonne ribbons flowers broiteries Of all descrp
oss Kid and silk gloves mantilias head dresses
ves etc., which she invites the particular atent
OF the ladies' Store Main opposite the Branch Bank
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Superintendent of Public instruction.
indianapolis, April l3, 1855.
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Aeents for the True Democrat

 ". M. PEBBLES, Green county.
 nr r. r CLLLEY, Rondo, Lafayette county. IOHN ARNOLD, Lisbon, Union county. D. M MARTIN, Mt: Penson, Jackson county. J. R. PUNPHREY, Union county: ". Y: E; B. ePeE' SEER, Pike county,
 Dr. j. ". WILLIAMS Dallas county; W N MAY, Danville, Yell county; Dr. C. W. BRUTON, Carksville; II. T. DICKERMAN, esq, Franklin and Scott counties; L. N STROUD, Carroll county; VIM E. SMITH, Washington county; GARLEN SILVEY, Jackson county. A. J. HAYS, Ashley county; D. ". JEFFREY, Mount Olive, Izard county. R L. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hampstead county; ;mEON TUCKER, Batesville, Independence county; l0HN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan; EIIHU RANDOLPH, Desha county; JOHN NJ. MITCHEL, Galnsyille, Green county WI R. CAIN, Pocahontas, Randolph county LEWIS SUTFIN, Boliver, Poinsett county; ROOF II. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; | < JORDAN, Monticello, Drew county; rHOs RIGGS, Postmaster at Richwoods iza1d county WI. NJ. VAN VALKENBURGH, Warren, Bradley co GREEN R. JONES, Esq. Smithviile, Lawrence county; L. B. VENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HAyIS, Bradley county; . C. H. JACKSON, Elizabeth, Jackson county; WI A CRAWFORD, Saline county; l. w. McCONAUGHEY, Searcy, White county; A. J. BROOKS, Bloomer, Sebastian county; JAMES VI. MONTGOMERY, Lewsvl!e, Lafayette CD; Capt. W. LANDERS, Sulphur Rock, Independence CO.,; w. B. YOUNG, Dover Pope county; THO's F. AUSTIN, Yellve, Marion county; J. " BERNARD, Nonostown Pope county; JAS R. BERRY, F. M., Huntsville, Madison coun1y; JAS N JOHNSON, ?. M., Friendship, Saline county; C. L. SWEET, Sweetvile, Crittenden county; THO'S MILLS, Polk county; JOHN W. FULLERTON, Hot Springs; JOHN ". WILDER, Valley Grove; ROB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store, Ouachta county; Dr. L. L. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; N L. BAKER Fulton county; JACOB PATE P M., Pleasant Palms. Independence R. L.. CARGlLE, Conway county. WI. c. NORTON. Relf's Bluff, Drew county
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BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

D1 the rise in the river have received the follow -D ing late popular works: Ruth Hall. by Fanny Fern cloth; Life of P. T. Barnum, The News Boy, Martin Merrivale, Progress and Prejudice, by Mrs Gore paper, 5octs. Pride of Life, by Lady Scott soc; Rosa Lambert, @ vol. Reynolds. s1; Joseph Wilmot, e vol. Reynolds S1; Feina de Chambure, or Female Fiend, by Dumas 50 cents;
 Ashleigh, tale of olden time, by Miss Dupey, soc Man of Wars Man. Sue, 25 cents; Life in the Far West, the comcal, quizical and tra glcal adventures of hoozier, 25c: Maid of the Jaranac, 25c: Olnda. the Mexican's Daughter, 25c; Nat Blake, the Doomed Highwayman, 25c; biil Horton, the Mysterious Highwayman, 25c. Adventures of a Ballet Dancer, 25c.
 JNO. E. REARDON'S april IT Bookstore.
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GEORGE w. ANDERSON. Commission Merchant.

Lo'asvllIe, hy., Second Street, below Main, WILL receive and sell on commission all articles " of Western or southern Produce, will also give Merchandise and Produce, and will promptly eyeente all orders of Merchants and Planters for the Oi Merchandise Baggirg and Bale Rope, Whiskev Flour Pork, Bacon, Furniture, and all agricultural implements etc. etc. 1T K9er to C. P. Bertrand, esq., S. H; Tucker, esq.,,
 marchlf55-6m
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
 STATES
 A PROCIAM ATION

A PROCLAMATION.
 WHEREAS information has been received that sln- dry persons citizens of the United States and others residing thereln, are engaged in organizing and fit ting out military expedition for the invasion of the island tf Cuba:
 And whereas the said undertaking is contrary to the spirit and express stipuatons of treaties between the United States and Spain derogatory to the character of this nation and in violation of the obvious duties and obligations of faithful and patriotic citizens And whereas it is the duty of the constituted au- thorities of the United States hold and maintain the control of the great question of peace or war and not suffer the same to be laWless complicated un- der any pretcncc whatever;
 And whereas to that end, all private enterprises of hostile character within the United States, against any foreign power with which the United States are at peace are forbidden, and declared to be high mlsdemeanor by an express act of Congress; Now, therefore, in virtue of the authority vested by the Constitution in the President ot the United States, do issue this proclamation to all per sons that the General Government claims it as right and duty to nerpose itself for the honor of it's flag, the rights ot Its ctZenS the national security, and the preservation 1.-the public tranquility, from what ever quarter menaced and it will not fail to prose- cute with due energy all those who, unmindful of their own and their countrys fame presume thus to disregard the laws of the land and our treaty obligations.
 leanesty oXhort all good citizens to iscountenance and prevent any movement in conflict with law and national faith; especially charging the several dis rlctattorneys. collectors. and other officers of the United States, civil or military. having lawful power Ill the premises, to exert the for the purpose of maintaining the authority and preserving the peace of the United States
 Given undeIlny hand and the seal of the Uni
 ted States, at Washington, the 3lst day of l, c May. i'll tic year of our Lord 1854, and the ''' S'l 18th of the independence of the United
 FRANKLIN PIERCE. BY THE PRESIDENT
 W. l.. MARCY. Secretary 0f ,N9te.
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NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN. That let

I VcTs UI ADMINISTRATOR have been granted to the caaa gned on the estate of George Berryman de- oel' oy the Court of Probate of the county of Pu- i,Gi ., n the State of Arkansas Gin vacaon) on the Claims against said estate are required to exhibit the aue F to me, properly authenticated within one year de3 Ie date of said letters they may be preclu
 u rom any benefit in said estate, and if such claims s not presented within two years from the date of ed sIers they will be forever barred and preclud 'u rom any benefit in said estate.
 r., RICHARD BRAGG.
 Little Rock Io5S eu
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Flour. Candles, Coffee, and Rice.

Flour, Candles, Coffee, and Rice. LUST received per Lightning Train'- J 25 bbls. supertine four;
 sacks Rio coffee
 l5 boxes and 15 boxes Star Candles;
 bbl superior Carolina Rice; And for sale at prices to suit the times. april II M OSBORN
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DEATH PENALTY.-The Wisconsin House of Representatives, on the 27th ult., passed bill by very decided vote restoring to the ode the death penalty as the punishment of IT der:- It was expected to pass the Senate.
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From the Cincinnati Gazette. The Democratic Candidates Declared Elected.

Elected.
 The judges and clerks Of the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards having return of the elections held therein, on Monday last, the city clerk issued certificates to each of the democratic candidates. They were declared elected, and have sgnifed their acceptance by taking the oaths of office, and will enter upon their duties at the proper time.
 While we regret the defeat of the American ticket, we are nevertheless glad that the con- test has resulted in the candidates having the majority of votes receiving their certificates; and although the returns from the two wards named may not be strictly legal, nor exactly cor rect, yet there can be very little, if any, doubt of the election of the democratic candidates They received the majority of votes cast and were therefore entitled to their certificates Such we believe, is the general sentiment of our citizens.
 We have been informed that the legality of the election Is yet to be tested i'll our courts. Whether this be true or false, we cannot posi- lively affirm. The result, if the report be true, however, can hardly be amatter of doubt. The new city council will contain majority of American reform men, while the other city elective officers will be of the opposition party. This may be we'll in the end, and serve as a CueCh dSitllSI oAlIdVd5duCc ailu WTOlS doing.
 With the returns of the eleventh and twelfth W rds, the democratic can 1datts have maiori- ties in the city as follows:
 Mayor-James J. Faran, majority 990.
 Marshal-Wm. Craven, All.
 Police Judge--A J. Pruden, 1149.
 Prosecuting Attoney-H. B. Brawn 444 City Solcitor-W. c. McDowell, 834.
 City Treasurer-W. Johnson, 1O96.
 City Auditor-S. s. McGibson, AT.
 City Civil Engineer-S w. Irwin, 839.
 Director Infrmary-G. A. Peters, 764.
 Trustee Water Works-C. w. West, 437
 City Commissioner--C. Snyder, 455.
 City Fire Engineer-H. D. Katenkamp, 457
 Superintendent Markets-E. Todhunter, 700
 Wharf Master-S. Fries, 556
 Messrs. Faran, Pruden and others, after re- celving their certificates, presented themselves to Mayor Shelbaker and were sworn into office. Itis understood that they will enter upon their respective duties on Monday next on which day Mayor Faran will announce his police ap- pointments. The members of the new council meet on Monday afternoon for the purpose only of organization.
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Record Books.

S T AND Quire Medium Paged Records, = ", ., Russia Strops and Superior Paper, suita- ble for Clerks offices, etc. Also long and broad Day Books and Ledgers-just received at the bookstore
 april v .JNO. E. REARDON.
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THREE AT BIRTH.-Mrs. Richardson, wife of s. s. Richardson, esq, of Northboro', Mass, presented her husband with two boys and one girl at single brth on the 18th ut.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

KIM ACRES of first-rate land, chiefly bottom ;SOO between four and five hundred acres of which
 Ilaer fence and in good state of cultivaton also U9hd Tn the State including 40 acres or more if re-
 office ''i4u;ie nis;i at this
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LEGAL CAP.

A FEW rearns of Blue Laid Legal Cap or Brief AA Paper, folded at the ends; also white laid com mercial note, superior; Ladies fancy embossed note and French enameled visiting cards-us received at the bookstore. JNO. E. REARDON.
 april IT
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LEFT THE ORDER.-It is stated that Ned Buntline, the founder of Know Nothings, has withdrawn from them. He is somewhere down East.
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I. o. O. F.

"' W. Grand Lodge of Arkansas...Semi-
 annual Communication. NoboRDlNATE Lodges within this jurisdiction II, are notified that on the lst Wednesday, Git being be aa day of May, prox this body will convene in 'ug TScty of Little Rock
 ea interests of the Order requiring it, it is hop resented ' 'op 0y direction of the M. w. Grand Master
 WILLIAM S. DAVIS, r;.,., E. ". c. Secretary. Little Rock, April Il, '55-Sw
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YANKEE EDITOR out West says, The march ofcivilization is onward-onward-lik the slow but intrepid steps of jackass to peck of oats.'
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JOHN siDDALL. ALEX. P GREENE. JOHN O. M'eEEHE. StDDALL, GREENE & CO.,. Cotton Factors C Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 5e Namp Street- New Orleans July 5 1858
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New Carmina Sacre.

SOUTHERN Harmony, Missouri Harmony. and C Shawm-just received at the bookstore
 april IF JNO. F.. REARDON.
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N. SMITH. w. M. ma CMITH & GRAHAM, wholesale Grocers, Pro. C duce and Commission Merchants and dealers ir foreign and domestic Liquors, Cincinnati Oho Also. agents for manufacturers for the sale of Tobocco, "mdow-Gass, Iron and Nails. N. E. A Il order en- trusted to Us will receive our strictest attentions
 July l. 1858
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TERMS OF ADvgg rlgIMG.
ID B W Q R X !.

or, facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can W have procured, of over sixteen hundred dol ons of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines, which
 us to do book and pamphlet work In superior style low prices
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

VIM. R. MILES. D. w. ADAMS. NILES & ADAHH;, Commission Merchants No. 23 Carondelet Street, New Orleans
 W. G. CRANLEY, Agent Office at Pine Bluff Ark Will make advances in cash upon shipments made othe above house. Sept. B, '54 ly
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EN- CALENDER, JOHN P. ROGERS, GUsTAvUs A. HILTON. 1 AhENDER, ROGERS X HILTON. i'm V Porters and jobbers of Hardware Cutlery Guns, eJG;, 4 and A Pearl street, Boston,
 Dec 7, 1852 If
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ALBERT w.. SANFORD. THEODORE SANFORD. CANFORD BROTHER, late Walton, SanforI tO & Co.,, General Groccrs and Commission and For wardng Merchants, No A New Levee. New Orleans, have always on hand general and well selected stock of STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, FINE WINES and LIQUORS, PRovIsIoNs etc., etc., to which they invite he attention of their friends in the country.
 New Orleans, Sept l, 1852 1y
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S. wILsHIRE T. W. BRISTOL. B. cHADBoURNE NTnSHIRE, BRISTOL x CO.,, Whole- " sale Grocers, Commission Merchants, and deal CTS in Flour, Bacon, Whisky, Foreign and Domestic Lquors etc., etc
 Arkansas orders are respectfully solicited and will be promptly attended to. Address,
 IT Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Fel. 2l. 1854 y.
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DAVID WILLIAMS. J. SHELBY WILLIAMS.
 J. N. WILLIAMS. n WILLIAMS SE SONS, Cotton Factors, U. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 23 Carondelet Street, New Orleans. NOV $. '54 tt
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NO. 28.

power to arrest for trial and punishment every such offender.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the United States, at W Washington this 18th day IL. s.1 of January ill the year of our Lord 1854, and the 18th of the independence of the United States
 FRANKLIN PIERCE. BY THE PRESIDENT:
 w. L. MARCY, Secretary g' State.