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e. The Newarker Zeitung, the organ
of the German population Of Newark the
Concord Reporter, the Manchester American,
the Portsmouth Ballot and the Milwaukee
Wisconsin have all thrown the Fremont ban
ner to the breeze.
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tOPPER, Lead and Iron Pipes and Fittings, and Sheet
~ Iron Work, ma lie and furnished to order at
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
STEAM AMI Water Guages, Steam Whistles, Gongs,
- Mississippi and other Gage Cocks, Brass Castings
and Finished Brass Work made at furnished at
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
A GENTS for Tutten s. Perkins Rotary saw Mills,
n Single Mills, Portable Grist and FIGURING Mills,
Eastman's Steam Cages, etc. 81
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS, Evansville, wis.
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Il The Illinois Independent says there
appears to be but one party in Herkime1
county, the party of Freedom and Fremont
1t claims 5000 majority. A postmaster in
one of the towns was inquired of from Wash.
ington as to the prospects in his neighbor.
hood. He wrote back that there was not 9
Buchanan man in the town-not even him
self; and if he was turned out for saying SO
he had this satisfaction, that no one but .
Fremont man could be appointed, Gas there
was no others in the town.
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E Another planet has been disco, err
ed at the Radcliffe Observatory, Oxford, by
Mr.. Pogson. 1t is little brighter than a
tenth magnitude.
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The TRAVEL TO RopE.-Since the LIST
of May the steamers from New York for
Europe have taken out no less than 2,47O
passengers. abs
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rMMEDIATELY on the opening Of NAVIGATION, the
u Boats Of this company will commences makingfe9-
uar trips between Gaena and Saint Paul, leaving GA-
lena every morning and evening Sundays excepte n
time to do business at Dubuque and Dunleh, and COM
meet at Dunleh with the trains the Illinois Central
Ing They Will stop at all intermediate points, and
main at Ste Paul sufficiently long passengers VISIT
he Falls Of St. Anthony. The following boats comprise
the line between Galena and 81. Paul:
WAR EAGLE, Capt. D. g. HARRIS,
GALENA, 6 KENNEDY LoDwICK
NORTHERN BELLE, g PnEsroN LonwIcK
GOLDEN ERA, sc J. ". PARKER.
LADY FRANKLIN, ME-. LUCAS
OCEAN WAVE, Ell, Glenn.
CITY BELLE, sc VIM. LAwroN.
GRANITE STATE, ]. Y. HuRD,
ALHAMBRA, sc VI. GABBERT.
All rst-class steamers, commanded by the most skil
full and gentlemanly officers, and fitted up with
view to the safety and comfort of passengers. Being o.
s. mail boats and running in connection with the Rail-
road their punctuaiy be relied upon. This Com
paRy will also run the
ROYAL ARCH. Captain J. J. SMITH,
GREEK SLAVE, c. COLL.
between Galsna and Rock Isand making daily limo
connecting at Rock Island with the "Chicags and Rock
Island Raflroad and the est. Louis. Keokuk and Rock
lsand line OF first class steamers at Fulton City with
the trains Of the Chicago, Fulton and Iowa Railroad,
and at Gaena with the boats Of the GaIena, Duneith
Dubuque and st. Paul line Of steamers, thus forming
safe, comfortable and reliable line between ST. Louis
and St Paul, connecting with the Railroads Duneith
Fulton City and Rock Island. ~ : III t-l-
For freight or passage apply at the Office board,
to Campbell, Jones Co., Galena Campbell, Stimsou
Co., Dunleith; Edward Stimson g. Co., DubuQuet
Biakeley Burbank, or Borup & Champlin, st. Paul;
weborg & Co., Jno. Phelps, Fulton City.
CAMPBELL, JONES g. Co., Agents,
No. IS Levee, Galena.
Galena, April Q, 1856. ap22daw6m
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In and for
FILLMORE County,
Summons.
WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.

JANESvILLE, WISCONSIN,. s-~,
"ANUFACTURE Stationery, Portable and Marine
NA Steam Engines Of every description. Gang
Gate, Muley and Rotary Saw Mills Gfst and FIGURING
Mills, and every description of machinery Agr!cultu
raj Implements and Buildings. Engines male at
this Establishment under the superintendent of Mr..
Norman Wizard, late OF Chicago, well known En-
CINE Builder, from patterns and designs, embracing
all the latest improvements and combining strength aud
beauty with extreme economy of pull. Address orders
to j. II. BUDD, Proprietor.
y2l-dw6m NORMAN WIZARD, Superintendent.
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* The Patent-Leather Factory of
Rupp, Hunt & Co., at Wilmington, Della
ware, has been burned,
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Money and Exchange Quotations.
CORRECTED BY
MARSHALL & CO., BANKERS.
Third Street, st. PauL ~.

Exchange on New York, p ct. prem.
do ST. Louis, Il 6 &C
do Chicago,
do Galena, u
Sight Exchange on New York bought at par.
All sound Currency taken at par.
Land Warrants sell at $1.12h to $1.l5 p acre. Goo
supply In market.
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IL Mr.. Macauley will write the life of
Samuel johnson for the forthcoming volume
of the Edinburgh Encyclopedia.
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C A Masonic reading room has been
opened at Philadelphia
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-07-26

QUIrE an excitement has occurred on
change in New York, in reference to the
adulteration of lard by the use of farina dis
solved in water. The practice is said to
have been common in England and other Eu-
ropean ports but has only lately been intro
duced here. It can be detected only by
melting.
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A Great Bargain!

I(OR SALE, one eixteentA Of the original Town Of
- Fa<ribsuits being some Is good business pts~
worth nom one hundred TO one thou3end dollas eechs
Apply 70 WILLIAM HRNW6441.s
ty16-dtf Dealer IN Neal Estate.
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Yet Southern men M Tote Or Buchana

Yet Southern men iIl vote Cor Buchanan,
thopgh the Yen BaIs rs, CotlFaess, FOwlers,
lCsnlrslenss, 1hd lhJ .whOle lIbs n Northern
Dsmoeats 40 support bid the are pre-
slsely pf the A|ne s,hvnp ~ this Fpughkeepsie
Bud anaA a. BrecAinridge Club, /" who have
Invited Professor Cyrus Mason" to help them
'9AhIlek for freedom and free Kansasll" Go
it ye Southern advocates Of Old "Squatter
Sovereigni" Fasten upon the South this damn
able political heresyl Give up the whole Of
the present and future Territories Of the Uni
ted States to the operation ofa dectHne whleA
Northern politicians themselves haze told you
n botlel % them than the ygiImOt psOsisclA
But rememDer, that, al you make your bed. 50
pass yos ~ u q You were sOld At Clhcin-
natl to the Free-soilersaof the N Orth--sRATtEY
Tm SAFE Il d aMX 30 aeA1aTd y
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II The Ches4pe4.s and ohio Canal Eps pied dnf
ring last week By b D1ly Thong Of bo2lAA EFoh
the prsKioua Sninrday - aniuraay ueypning laai
there were ninety lhreo afziYals 1t 9eofgetoAqh
About iiisy 81 these bsaIsht cohls the rsmalnder
brought large supplies nariicular|y i 81 Wheat
flour. and corn. and ion i 900 - 300 barrels a
superior applenus BeslAes this Mer6l several car.
eDes Bringing limestone wood lumbss, end -
ISiehk TIE receipts al The WccA were about
n. 900 * tie h0Isel6n once The cspal h, n
excellent order thr6b bout and great aetIvity
p's TSs . SRsS NJ col A. Iss
were, A6m Mayi shipping depot -
Schooner 81 O. King, Philadelphia - igsa5Ot tons
= Do rmlhoI tsoSd sRes SIS Il 200 "a
.sTE4SalIyL1~ETE2w a0z so ~
!, From, the STANTON Company dspotv ~
Schooner Garsh ljlll III eDQtt COna Motions
= do VIZ ns1ion. NeEVich - III noi
ii boz Josh Guest New York "a -d2l1l ad'
Do sEsancss EleGn ado0z Il s23sl
VIII lily .ssi@=-I laol
~ TOG6fsdlA ~ = caas ssI edl
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OLD-LINE DE.ooaAfa 81 aEoAaIA. --Ehe OIL |

OLD-LmK DKHocRATs o. GEoAaIA. The Old
line DsmOcrats u Georgia spppAr ~ ben earnest
in theig sapport 81 M. Flhahve. lew aAgs
since cad was pubIiahed ffon MssSts PhiuiE}
RObiaspn, "a 0Hye Of oglethoIps comfy, JacI
son pemocpta .of lhe Akictssl sect, sbnOuncils
their deteAninatIoK u support the Wing 40
American nominees, and with the last mail comes
the following card from the same county, under
date Of the 10th instant:
~ "A Old-ins pemocrAts,we fully and freely en-.
dorse the sentiments contained In and the conclu-
siOns arrived a. BY Messrs Phlnizy, Robinson, and
Olives Of Chs cQdnty. ~ tbe sddpePs heaaed 4 A
Der 9Th, 1855; and we commend them to the true
Dem0cf&@ Of the country the whole country.
w. h. Wo01EkN, y ghG0 A. WITCHEK,
81. G.0LIyM,s H7a,slfsn ,issaygssH. 0LTyD, u
Il GUYS HOUEo. n "a NJ ssisinsiecl sfsNgos
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~ II @fgSfbe those either North or South who desire
administration for ne North az aRainst the South
saa ~ r4be South agaimzt the NORTH they mot
800 ~ mep who should give their aul[kaaea 10 ma.
lea lor NY own part know ony my 00untEy my whole
- oQaEntry, and hing but my oonntNyI zBaB -
he's airk Lu1AnD EMLM0RRs SPEM0WEIE NmwSKOAK.-
a 80 WhyB fsandation Of my preferences O. thas III
80 Dallm0ra has administered the Executive Govern
~ mont with signal success and ability He has
- boo lied and found true faithfal honest and con-
RafDniious wish 10 say nothing III d6rogation hrom
Is ominsut napelitors Webssef ana Soott) they
have both rendered great services to their country.
l8lg R00nb In tie field and he other in the Cablnek
i sshag MIGHT possibly adrninhier the gOvefnmo1t al
o6 well Mrs Eilmore has done But then neiihtr oil
& the has been tried hehas been tried In che elevns
I'D position now holds ana think that p}ddknte
60 aeMs1 Mafhouts necessity for &C. the 81
which do not perceive " lay's sstser 10 O1lhSnn
Assek ga. 1881 1870
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KsntucI:g DlSiarSd iSsfs Ybr HIilSI1rs.

BoUIsyfLrs Nov 4. ms american CsE
Committee revised and carefully re-eKamined
recent canvass % the State last egedlhe, md ]
issued 4 circular u Wtich they state tb4k fbeli
ing has been siren ssheped that |llpio5e VII
only carry the Sieka. bit thak hla n,alaElt il
Nv caI,vasssa. and the6 80 theif nonllde noel
the result VIII ~ - eled 49, a y'saSis
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PnnADxLPmA, Nov. a me Hon TX eAnesli
Rayner. of North Carolina delivereda able speech
last night az the Musfcal Fund tal cAting the
American support a. the }le6S His a.
guments, however, failed to conylnc6 az his hear
era Attic clOsBb f his spsseh cheers we're given
for the Union ticlet whichNefe l6lle@sdb by over
whelming cheers for the Silaleht Onion ticket,
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NEW SI0VE HOUSE,.


Nv pIsy ~ e = n Al ~ n T.
IA N9xs ana sfs1r.x IA X, q 49, l1SR gNlaa Ton
80. - ! y MIN 81 II i3Vf
sN0r, IRotd al kl9de Hp,ir SEED Ma o. 4. SO.
@RAAEEA&HNFNeTR3H a0INrRFMGe A18ElFimhf
wv AZ beaslIlI duki nf 81 ii netg fIkk r60 fsndkiNg
Store. 5asf outs - - ah - ~ ~ q. 30 IL
III is only nbteASarv a. aa@ Nsat 49, vSsk many
! yeafs ~ exp8Ss6ss. ana beinH f,lIN 4Sllverrant
with ~ ~ NE various kIhds ~ loSee WI I'm have
been ilfrenfed on tie down.dfaf prinellIA that
have aiken afivantaks al every y sIl 6ngn i,pruye
ent that hes from zine u time len a narticrr-
lary Ia rsishphee to the lbflall6h Snd Con ruction
81 the hSek, which afe always nsceskary 81 ~ Iaree
and hare fully applied every IMPROVEMENT and
Combined theni oil Iii tn aSunriae Air-Ti0ht Cook
ing Syoye ~ Tina Stove Is made gefy hbSTv. and a
good Substantial Sfticls 4 B62s milde lhtn extra
proved q y imbolsut and can assure my Gus
TONERS that have spared neither pains nor sxpsnss
stove now known 81 4 AiiniIr lam cor'
yilesd INST = sil once / standard stOv4
- have fd|ly n1s8 nlk1l IL S@er9 Aag. wills WOOD
and CQAf, snd sifoh1lg feeddh1ena SHan 10 tho
public They operate III tIs tl5s3 sSliulsSlrv 80,
ner. h.gaeI -aets 60 @ ia sIil'iTo ks.a
49, slgHtes. " sz9A.3T UkEIx0HRR,
( ynly 1ak 1864 .tn1 81 q IS IE'|EasIphia.
80 s1slli. ssk - yle4 saI .aiz
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sUeAR CAsE EzP1DrpoH The United sAtes
StOrsship Release, one of thayeuseIs Of the Harris
tbns expedition inpufsuit % d.. Kane, has been
selected by the government for the purpose Of via
ting the American shores 81 the South Atlantic,
to procure apgaF cane and seeds under the hppro-
pElnti0n 0f S76,O 900 wAichywaa mAde,fsh. that OBJ
lsctsat the Last session o. Congress- We under.
stand that the mission Is intrusted TO LiS1tshant
Charles o. sirnms, IL 81 III, Who was second b
cOmmond Of the Hartstsne expedition, and that
he win sail from New York IN command Of the Re,
lease IN the course Of awSekorsm days. EfH
expecsed that she VIII visit the shores Of Central
ana South America, a. ven a. many 81 the West
India Isands, and return early ii The next spring
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lwNNRmWsEOWKRRs0 or TIN
|, 1hdasnm vtalesaplace at Anacpstia Hall Nav
Yard on tuesday, NOrembeg lib Ample pfepaFs
tons to make Il most Agreeable party have Pee
ne Ssat. u 4 b had Il sny hsmber III Ii
club. and Al fhe por on the evening 0f The party
THOMAS COOK I. ~. I,
81 sA sE&IAAA HAANDREW NORTON.
nov s-saglIWE&AkTs lstar. Managers
pfNsTfT67i6 IN \ Tor. the DEAF, DUSfI
I silub wa 81 isDg and Ind ssssrrTe.
Hug st., bet,Oeen 2Oth and 21st sts., ROsh ode. !,
nrktD ON 81 each wee
~ hSs been stt ApArt iof tle reception Of fisiter
~ he ib friends 0f this Instit1tion ~
resp ellnIlY tied 40 be present and witness u
awercises on that day. - ~ 49,
ANS fnssIsdsion Is entirely chaytabl its natprl
having been ssssb6shsd expressly ~ ~ Dfnsl|ss
ever Dssalnnd6. ,teeEts y or ,lLRf 80
.ADohaGdAl 10 nAoAevy h0msehOld fnruItafe u NJ :
most any description, viii be tllnnkinl Fecslye4
The Insll',lI 81 4 II June IL 3.
IsPLENpEIt ca tDNWQDIOUe ROOMS
!. i ~. \. - WITH 6kfEAF B0AHDIN0,
=. ( i0SigI < OIL Hill 4 Nov
LIN Hodge WHEN nae no superior lOSH
80 90 ID sdfSnisF npths ~, hASinR Iaffs, aigS
and commodiOus ko0ms, not near any Othef pulia
inr at 0hstruction and being near next "a. and nog
ofihe asa square ia De Capitol Park L rtndste
hoalthlal ~ tls ahsofpt malef,h -
nB filiaRepl1 hownEa, err 90, through yhich ~
s1GlhNn seRu broRHaa 20 prevalent at thisi eeaeo'
pass. Mosquitoes remarkably scarce Board ms coo
MhonltlW 1rk4,s a,teeVh nt-N~t.4ts.ess9 IL
No. sGs aESEss slfssts east between A and : morn
July g. - or 49,
MADAMEDUv1LE,PR OEJEsgQt o.
W. 0ArtrplogT pna RhrepOl0gy, Nconttgeant
prahiiba ia hb0fs scIkr&. She II prepared 70 az
,awer ~ tub iiba8 relating 10 human life. Madam.
raGa|l 4 alsd fk 49, ~ hlsaI Physician. a.
nltisd hn aeENiits nama'gs uiIl 90 VII NJ trT se
ekill; hsk 63mrUnmdm nom herbs. Rather4d Mnae
90 alr06u lnhnnnDsn f M Rlnmgf4 WI M ru3n toam
Madame Duvall Il late from Burspn iIen enc
ilcp Rq,rqai.pS = ~ NJ La..l9l
through lht p6iia6 sf8ta1 I'D - WI now
8A&r sh6ft IN WTHahlnNaom asb hNe ~
dsnts No 90 Eighth street, eetsssa \. end
~ NAL BDkEtNnY.
man. ANK~A-sENAMkNxNk ~Mmwa
M a8 6'ha Nlty, win be
-, = 800 blnffnfuna9 ard pat
-'nh - No Rooms, No. -, Penney YY
.nn a SpnoI md pfTing n such scrvioe u - NJ
~ thsy 1ay Fa1uiFn NJ bis line of husheaa ~. ~
1uTnripsYsry modsraia end AZ done WSrranted
loprOvs satsthctory ssGlq esir nep 2--sodif1y
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OswEa0, Nov. THE amount aofb wheat no
aHOat. from Lake Michigan, for this pofS b hboa
A60, 900 bushels. 80 aI ~ @1sA 20
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4 r0f fkCR or H1EE0 CONs9kIDA3ED
saa sEOTTEREEss on ma @&&AND&--
n THE f6lI0Wlnk are ne drsNH nnnbesssdf the Pa,
tapsc6 Ihktituts ottely Glass Nua So dawn No
,Jg@sasMec gnANaH T16V vTfAI snsff9 .3N1 =
ii 10 u g n 5T "a a. gyftsd7S j
Ths IfOllovine esa stEes drawn mum az ,4As
Grand Cansoiidstsd kOtleryE Cla1a. NO sb. drawn
November l, 1856: .yfsssl e4toprsQ
sbalgs2 % ~ s1,12 10 80
o8 siaal ID tas1js y - FRANCE y 90. q
n Dbl M0Pmtn, Qemmiselg1eR - 80 bes4
TWILL .INEofknG ihn RUHErC NEtNERI
M nllyfhnt LhaE9 eqngtant|y ~ band I. good Gun
Sonahis prices, AZ my yapd, corner &c Nbd'H ave-
nne and Third sffe1t, "a OF TIE taAal hndWil
une every effort ~ my ~ aycoian odaie thosa
who feel disposed 20 palronIke me I'll deliver
~ = ~ o., - q -, ~ MITCHELL.
q nov B-Mi fkiate a..s..asn - fI-- 49,. l -
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YVOOAL MpNIC. -

- 6lbnnbnt4 a. kIIAi1 md 10 rFotice OF Singing
win b orRnnizsds on "Wednesday evening, TIE glh
ihafanas at5O'c|pch a tan EelEpe1 nNN''ef Church
under The Airac||oWo &N HNNNN0A.I #Il 'p4NsuHH
desiring a hacorAe monk e. ~ fhs Claa - reQue6
~ ma ~ y szpSct6dwil be The htsiOf .aIil1Df
iupsprss = ~ =. = nps s=gt
~, fsBSk halil lsmfom mIfet ElfN Mozart
msRmRr1 The alnk frufn Nln IrerA NhInDmniem
are haEebr npli1s1 lba1na r.|'s& nssfia - - De-
partmant #Ill ~ held II Ne KulsevsEnnco klAtnsA
HOMES = X otol6ok p ~ 80 laM
! by ordsfs ~ - .rTYfRR s06THAIt ssscqql
nov 8-2t Mb~Af u Secnwtar -
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1 HAGzksfowx, Nov. Il Yhe american meeting
In this town IA the, laz eAQ most enthuslastic
ever held within me neI OF hat Venerable In
dividual, the oldest lnlabIlapkY There arp ten
thousand aAmaFipams IN ennn1il. fha prOeesaloh
being nearly q se llleB inm, H0neiH Winter
Davis Is now AIDA ElIe 10 lIlk Old Wasb-
ineton county b IN lof FiIpoFe and Con-
n4fs.tgrm HssJ 1ffFeil@st IN ns01 Dis 94nE@f ~
aqo5 iess ~ a1sg assgas r. nsIS kt
y me Uasoa sst Dfssdfaa5 ~ "a 7,
PHILADRL pafi N og ~ he Black Repubn cans
in this city are dishsartened at the pF0spects be-
fore them, having l0st All hopeaa O. inducing the
friends OF Mr. Fillmore to join Oh thgirfhsiDn elec
.tOral ticket ana III N now believed that thd Fill
more 3iClet win b the only 0pp0sitiOK tel IN
the greater part fofg the State Thex general tn
precision nov il that those who xOte tor Fremont
are indireotlyBoting for Buchanan. 4ssads LII,
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4 n81ds "a ana@SasSvnn AkayQris RMcep Z
daroaE8 s0fRdEnahinGt 0nyi Oct s3Os 1860
hbY o. Joint aEesolnki
apnssed ibg Ethes City Councils and RnpFQ'
Rhis, dan Ifis declared that with grateful hearts
reeaen Mise the mercies Of kind and rrplipg Rr
deuce. hom Wh0m we have receive all the blessi
.of ii Il. and the favor Is requested to appoint
81 pfo biatn&tion reeomn6e ending 10 oil The inhs
tsfits III this city " felfai1 rom their usual oequ
lllolls and devote itt0than1rai wing and pEaise to
IninlIGj0 odd - ridenob0 the eiiyln gratitude
gdNem lfhaFeforea llFeapeRt The linhah SAINTS Of
city OK Washingto stoset apart ThhFsday u, the tw
tinSha Oar III Noyemher nexk as 4 day 1of thanksQ
inc and nfhise ~ AInel ity God for the blessinR
he6lfh. DIX 81 which he has So b0tlIliilQ
bss'O.S PRop ~ Rss q iMaGRUpER, M.vor
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,HNKRFsE ABEANKRTSY 49, go -

nsds aSlosasss ana H Esii Esiy dhssp
IN low % a. an n Is uae
ssial Is . - MelkRsyga sd gg8s III nst EYpRyWa
SklBIS,a SKIRTS svst9sSah atlN ssHta 80
ying9esoGtn nesaaig n0xA FlaalWsssag kta nxsrsss.
QB1KTAD ana CORDED SKIRTS. whchcfor sIeeance and
or to- An other Skfts now Id use auaia g4 heasa9 7l#
auction ~ - cents - ysasAsasaA1 saEliile bua
Blsek CSsorsd Kia elssss saraAt
n1nfa sdgs ~ aaEyrg eyoasTG sf4 "a hssoa9 slssBg
Stisd 800 a. aqaasa Aals1 ~ tasazg9E5saaga9 a8i
Gefy cheap. ~ IL aeB saa W. b9sns ytha7
OK E0ni6Fts and SsafIt "A ysfy IOwpGees. eigs-g
c pq0s % y Y Oo yards ss4 $500 49,
CARPETS, CARPETS ..,b.ts ss.sssss' 4 saa
tom on Which iii vs. can S SS.Is pEsss
gai6ass NJ Las saasiaev8Ds sopass tsas saeeTsI
AN 4)rniC p 8. arisats baa .saz af gsasalg Sal
NERk a8 Na2 assn&i7sgg aa3dt sB lal2g nil hsg aaD
manpcofies adapted Tor the present ana approaching
rot than other houses who buy them o The Jcbbers
Shoes SHOES. sssaoaa.. ,ss,.s $780, n
piled and special care has been 20 select class of
,ods.
&aE I'll go. ~. E acga8ymaW
mens kaney toilet SlippeFss % centsw s1gs7eq 81
Rentiemeps Boots, &l 50sgsng al ~ ~ gr
6 hsdles 9eptlemsns HoyA and ildFsns Fancy
ssa Ss's S I'M q = i've
,examHs our stock hppER making their phEchaa as wo
she'd viii an n line Al nsns plsss. All
q thaCitE Tree q share hpEstnnsd akspy time
.zzz1Aw a BaHALL, NJ, s4s Seventh stsssss
Ecf4yVsEsErg gnea 80 uurfh, House above street
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qnote the market dun At the following rates, viz:
o1ei 1osatps1i9 sigysE -. ASylng, p Ss Jung
Esu40'slp -k.2hlausish- s6g SitiOeG5 aiJ q Al 90
da00s and 120sl .g1iiel SIS ailg Gcf3 81
aJSOs and 1905 ,ga1!ioaSO 81 sn6s 90
nrowihg 10 the lightneas tie money market and
the slight demand, dealers report the New HOek
market stiIl more depressed, the above being the
nOmalRel, figures. but refuse any large amount At
these rates aa.lfE.na.s.a
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-03

&sv Frs DisIictE 1amasiGs H0lladay o. Norfolk co.,
- Hanand DisiElnf John pollard of Pelerskurn ~.
ssp Third DslFicL-~M ilIimIn Martin. Of HenrVnfA
Fourth District Thomas M Bondurant of Buck
fiisK District WYNN C1ben. n Nelson.
Sixth District Ohm NJ B0tts of nchmond
~ Seventh District George 7. Yerby, Of Eorthamp-
con. NaA '1e4'- ~
Eighth Dissrict5Juhu Critcher, of Westmoreland
Ninth District-~E III Shackeliord of Fauquier@&
frne oFenkh DisFic lehnder X BoteleE az JefsT Son
tpa ElA9anih pnlrietgl John ID ImbOdeh Of Augusta.
.rg IwFlnh DiwUict4 w Il. Staples, of Mbntgomerys
Ihirl&bnlh District-Isaac y Leftwich of w ths
NourlHenth District BENZ III Smith, OF Kanawha.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-11-03

! Col iAspiRvhl, late Consul At London, heads
he Whig ticket in Boston for the House Of Rep
1N9a9 ,ElyCi l9ilfa aH bHG sT1s5 bsn0nugmi .fnd
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y 10 vbicE Re gase the 1oll0wllg hpjrited reply
& Ts't,Sli ssiT ~ 10 BALrnioat, Nov y 1883.
Sin - have the honor To- acknowledge the reri
cent OF your notice fdated tSliy and signed 4 By
Ofdsf y 66f noe 20 attend q meeting thls evening
az The heId, ssf and company officers Of The Flth
Rsgimepi M ". u, and being persnaded thai this
messing haareference 70 thearder, reports pgs
has been issued from Division HeadQpaFtera calling
ths First Light Dyisioh on dnty At "a o'clock %
Tuesday mofnihs nexf, EshRvs aDgsply, fshaH not
come and take occasion here 0expftss my utter
contempt Tor The individuals Who, il cbnclave,
have lnav gurated THE y rpeee dng n ny opinion
With the view to create riot on eleeti0n day soi
en- Very reupectfdiy yegr lob seryshh
siei = s1sbyod 81 gaaq ~ Mel RaifA
- q 9gg Oapl MrW., Riflh Regiment M We 1sga
10 Capt. Csc. wv, tnkknoIE, So sssqS ilas .
-; ~. Adidknt pilth Reg't n. " T.af li.4 se
This ahswet WIS Ia ths n "A spirit ma saeh -
= asueshewted, Amepican would eve h reference
- oae &C the most duaasrdly and infmoua attsmpts
to- diatifb the peqnsot our,city and provoke dot
hnd bl6odahed,- Demoorut ~
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A PRoPRR AND SPIRITKD RERLY kajof b. IA
McPhaiI, who 10 captain Of the companyof Mary
land Voiunteers, received on Saturday last the lb
lowing note :fitrf Sit $3.50 sqirI4&a gbas3
iii0kFr McPHAIL AND OVyfCERs: You arereQuest-
ed to attend meeting Of the field, staff and COM
pany officers, A Col Watkinas Offices this satnf-
dayl evening, att Ia o'clock. 80 ~ IA
!, ,By order. GEO. w. TALB0TT, !,
{,r,,q Adjutant Fifth Regiment N. "