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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

UCTION NOTICE-TUNIS MORRILL,.
~ Auctioneer-THIS MORNING. At No. 10 Nss'sa.t, i$
furniture &C. BY catalogue variety Housekeeping Ariesn
senrs slso choice invoice Gold Jewelry for srntms I'D
ladies' real Canoes Nc Al II O'Clock, lmhoa
,ht Carriage which h. sold the IL dessNn
the city and mus, leave this evening Lverys
keepers private gentlemen attend Atcr which tsAs
and large stool of Havana Cigars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01
Beal Gstaie for Sale.

Bcdl V6fdte tot OuIt'
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT at N Ie 70
~ ~ Uyd.ou fae large stone Msns'os WIN ~ ~
- A.. vel shaded and frud. and surohurl oy sp"1
IA cn,v .,. the II rV'r, bay mountain H7 h''
eu - bx s,v,hpg on ID. Hedsor Sev"rA me ouid4rs
- n,yt.y Az. a.o offered pTcc' thai must ms ars
.,.sSv ,Se A. J. BLEKGKER a Co, NO. bToAdr''
L'OR SALE.-FISHKILL.mTh Homestead OF
+ ,he ls,s Gen JOHN B. VAN WICK Of Duchess County
h 20 as choices. land. bounded on u" east by arEe
brok q e. frorn tie river 2: from 'iLAg OF Fshk Tue
bldna consist of comfortable cspeou Old honec stone
Nsnor IS by n feet with frame vias 20 BY - surrounded by
fr ia .ocu bu-.s houe ice house &c, d! u good
tenc. and cxcTls rd'.on sbun dance aud
- of frt trees aud sasden fruits beautiful sha I'D lane
- ou the road 10 The house for 81 mile. Thu psoe i.
quiet bsuty TurG Scenery sod hesAiuEe4S
H., ben in The knily OVER 10 years. Apply TO
HARRIS WILSON, Attorney and CouuSssor.
No WA.st., n. Y;
Or 70 ALFRED VAN WICK. OF the premises
LOR SALE-In 2lst-st., near oth-av., q nice
2stor, and attic BRICK HOUSE. with 2..ory Te.room
rear nearly and fine order Gas bsihs and CroOn
vs,er th1ou zhou, The furniture which 10 good and nearly
new will cold halt and twothds its cost The yard mas
In II many kinds Of flowers several fr. trees and large
grapevine in full bearing Price for al $500 So DO for
The house and lay. Fulot Possession in Oco-
Der Title perfect. Address HOUSE No. 10 Hsdson'st,
carly.
LNARM LANDS for SALE.-The ILLINOIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

BAlx DErAarAnsr, ALBANY, July Is, 40
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant TO the statute
IN in C,eb ca.e mi provided that al the CTRCULAT
ING MOTIFS issu~d 20 Leth~r S,ow- individual banker
COMMERCIAL BANK Of ALLEGANY COUNTY,. mus.
be presented the Once Of The superintendent Of %. Bank
Ia Of the STATE Of New YORK. for payment
two the date hereof the funds deposited for
s.depos the circulating hsaed 70 the said banker
vii b. zivrn up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

LOR SALE or to LET-The irst-clsss four
story HOUSE No. US Heny-st has third Room Gss.
and all the modern improvements Location the bs IN tn"
Wsrd Can be- between the hours Of and m Dor
t,rm., etc, sppy 20 ISAAC SMITHS SONS Co.,
No 81 Pear.s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

HUUSE SEEhEhS.-IHt sUU-CrIUFT Has SUIIV
i very desirable BUILDING LOTS in the vicinity Of the
city, portion which built upon In order 20
make for All who desire permanent home be requires
r. pAd upon his Lots but will loan 10 those who
desr. build twoihIds Of what their improvements cost.
Already there first Improvements in the m Ged
ate peshborbood, upon omnibus Address HOME
Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn. \. IA
/ SELECT CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARDING
SCHOOL for BOYS. The neIt Session will commence oa
&C. may Obtained Of Messs Lyon RaynoI No % bees
rlsn--t JsuYs H. WLsus esq, No C9u,tIsnd 81 % oy I'd
dressing d. y hOWh' rflL1'pa"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

LOR SALE or to LET-The thrce-story brick
HOUSE No - Grov-st House in good order Possession
immediately Csn bo from IL TO O'Clock Apply 10 T.
TlLLOI'. No. NaSAu.st., I'D story.
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Bodr0 an0 Rooms.

A PRIVATE Family, residing in one of the
"A sns-. hoy:ss on BIS.kyn Hsh. would LET lag
two inge Gentlemen with BOARD Address Box No. 400
EewY oh Office stating where interview can be hsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

GEO. s. PARKER's SELECT SCHOOL for
~ BOYS formerly d. p. Bscon's will REoPhS Shr o.
There are three Depatments-Senior Middle and Primary
With Gymrssic Apparatus for physical training circulars may
BE- had at LOCKWOODS Bookstore, or ~ the seao rooms
Nj Rraxd AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-01

NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD SEVEN
IN PER CENT BONDS The undersigned offer for sAl&
SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS Of th. Comp
CAe sue) having twenty 70 Interest PsySbe
annually the srs days Of February aud August The
CompSny's Agency. In this city.
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flnannai.

PAST RIVER SAVIHGS BAAK. No. Cham
IL bersst, t~o door fr,u Chatham ~I-Opcs eyrSy r<
truu 10 ooio.h = urtl o'ciook p aud 90 Thar:d
evening. from to o'clock per Interest allowed
fForn - r. $40 Pc cent Gums over 80" Al
deposited boce Oct ull drss n'tr; IRON ma
aa'r. PETER Il TITUS, Prsidsn
ChAN A HIrNrY Sncrt.ry.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

nHt u' ma,sr.a wealth asd Pc-PsTty, b. 80 nj
DE sfos.r 5.f,n,e Of tke R,ps from ;se ezfns,
srsrs. ofraisI III In,sn smer, a. k5S rea5a snd
ont jas'Ire, have uDisrs7ke1 II m'erete -
con.stc sfairs # Hpars2Da- Co,sscoGs ., .1sn
~ sknetp, and i.srfll lr-t the ptospeny oi Naho,
.bouA de.Eac. from tneir wealth, ,heee ne uoonn-'
States are -Ldeavpiiog 20 interrupt our Wssea,'
BY force n aims TIE Inbec'le rue:s " 'ees7 ,L;,
too, fs, hr9 that tbey have failed " per.o'n
dates 20 tbe people whom they under AK ~ snany
drs kst ib'ir mp ven hsd c"untTyufn Nis,,stu.
6y for Nfpge 20 those who have rcde Deu
irvu anarchy ana ruin. 1oved by sush 'si 1oie
uelts these rli,erable .reiIcs OF once pS"el'
iocTscy ar. striving to impede the usIcl ci "a
bis kIubic: But the imRoetce o. .Ivs. nn.n .nd Z,
n. porld; az they are now epOeaiIg az ohhu l -.
m.pts in tn hard OF al ali .se Provioeoce, -
Of the bad parsions and unworthy mJi'e- VI N-0-'
.I, nnr yels,;o,s Eib ,b. more powerful netions OF
the rorlc bop. they may be d to perceive ,hat
though Nicaragua may D. con PaisuSey ",,,n,.,o
Yet j. alous OF ber sOnor, and dete etni1en |" -
l.. dig, iiy # her moe De ent sovereignty he' So
grspb Ca portion ard commercial adT 81 az nil
usct The cupIOty Of other governments chie' -.
b. III or ottani but tut they may Yet eaII M.
SlcslasIa claims to control her OVID ee1An1, 90 en-
Lot Ieapre other nation atts 70 make ueaues oou
C,lpl Ler territory without asking her alNlce H4
,oIs.br. While pursuiDg sou Sc d sllc< o.
t,waId foreign ciiiz. rs and foreign GOverhms.S,
Only stk tai the sane equity may Do grah''u ~ 0U
| seyts.
:" The principles which shall guide me in the admin
istratop both OF the foe reign and domestic sf.s OF me
Government are few aid supple. To Slos me u.u9SI
| hbeI,y Of speech and action compa'ioe Wln ol AZ,
a, GOOD government shall be the leading idea o' my
pohtica cot duct Therefore, the greatest posslole
i..oom OF trade will be established, ~h the we" oi
n,sb lpg Nicaragua what nature LtenIed her 10 Do
the ehwsy foi commerce btt@een tHo o.eaL: hun
With this fse oou of trade will come the arts )f civil
izauon which grows and increases by the wants and
i,ctsiIics IL eli creates. Wbc facilitating a. Ia, w
pos,ib the material de velopnent OF tAe S4e, slau
Lot be uIninc ful OF ~ Intellectual aid moral require e
m,bIs To promote the proper education of the peo-
pie and to Encourage th' in the pactices OF tba{
! ivine religion which constitutes the bisis OF au
moceIn civ hzatiop shal he the Objects OF primary
| II puIt. nee Ana for cIning out these Intentlons
Win success bumbly invoke the aid Of Inn, without
whose sssi.taIce all huusn eNer ions are but as bao'
| bles on the stOrmy ses."
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02
TIE NEW GOVERNOR or KAyS4SLu

Wssr zten coTspOndence CT The Courier Gnd Enquirer
The appointment OF Col John W. Geary to be Gov
erDor OF karsGA = q concession TO Pennsylvania and
proves the immrctt danger OF the Democracy in that
State. Col. GeerJ u Democrat OF the Pharisaic
oder, who has been good soldier, fought well in
Mexico, ard is devoted to Jeemes buchanan, to use
the pronunciation of the late amehted John Barbour
of Virginia. IL Will be the effort Of Col Geary to
practice on the soothing system II Kansas, as 70
advance BacLEnah's prospects. The pretense that
viii be stated for the dismissal OF shannon IL, hi. pro
eiyiiy TO stropg drink just il pretended that
Gov. Reeoer was removed fcf bis land specuatioIs
There is 10; much feeling in The Pennsylvania Demo-
rscy bot they have bees httIe saky for year pa.t
over t;oy. Readers isrliss1. TIE real caase OF
shsDnons diagrace is, t5st hs hse 20 sery dgus.od
p1sPIffCh
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-02

NV BORDER wsK.-TM Ner- Orleans Creole Of
Tuy ., saws, "Tbere are appearances Of scrious dis
,urbsnces on the borders Of Texas and Duisans Il
il said that certain free Degoee, masttoes aod white
men, to the pumbtr OF io with the sheriff at their
he aJ who had becu ordered for some .sou 10 leave
the country, have rsfused 10 do So and have terrified
b. rnselves some ie1r milee sbooe hsoso1. Tney
represented 10 have 100 aunA hesios pistols and bows
knives, and 10 bid defiance to Aeu epposertA"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-10
Kansas Affairs Official Instructions to Gov
Geary and Gen. Smith.

j14sls9 z WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. r
The Union of this morning publishes official
orders to Gov. Geary of Kansas, as follows:
Reliable information having reached the
President that armed and organized bodies of
men, avowedly in rebellion against the Terri
torial government, have concentrated in such
numbers as to require additional military force
for their dispersion, you will have the militia
Of the Territory completely enrolled and or
ganized, tofthe end that they may on short
notice be brought into the service of the United
States upon the requisition of the commander
of the Military Department in, which Kansas
is embraced. Dis. 5000. -.
You will furnish, by companies or regiments,
brigades or divisions, such number and COM
position Of troops as from time to time you
may find in his report to be necessary for the
suppression of all combinations to resist the
laws of the Ulitad States, TOO powerful to bbcs
suppressed by the civil authority, and to the
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maintenance of public order and civil govern.
ment in the Territory. (Signed)
w. L. MARCY

maintenance OF public order and civil govern.
ment IN the Territory. (Signed)
w. L. MARCY.
Secretary Davis to Gen. Smith, under date
iof September Sd, says;
/ Your dispatch of ed August and Enclosures
Isufilciently exhibit the inadequacy of the force
under your command to perform the duties
which have deyolved upon you in the present
unhappy condition of Kansas. by the orders
and instructions heretofore communicated. asa
10 meet this exigency, the President has di-
rected the Governor of the Territory to COM
plete the enlistment and organization of the
militia, as you will find fully set forth in the
lnciosed copy OF letter addressed to HIM by
the secretary OF State, and the President has
directed me to say to you that you are au-
ehorized from time to time to make requisi-
ions upon the Governor for such militia force
as you may require to enable you promptly
and successfully to execute your orders and
suppress the instruction against the govern
ment of the Territory of Kansas, and under
the circumstances heretofore communicated in
your instructions to give the requisite aid to
the officers of the civil government, who NAV
De INSTRUCTED IN the due execution of the law
Should you not be able to derive from the
militia of Kansas an adequate force for these
purposes, such additional number of militia az
ASSSoooAJ
States of Illinois and Kentucky as shown in
the requisition, copy Of which is inclosed. |
The views contained in your instructions to
the officers commanding the troops, under date
of August Is, are fully approved, and accord
so entirely with the purposes of the executive
as to leave but little to add in relation to the
course which it is desired you should pursue.
Inc position of the insurgents as shown bv
your letter and it's Enclosures, is that of rebeli-
ion against the laws and constitutional author
tiles, with such manifestations of their DUR
pose to spread devastations over the land, as
no longer justifes any further hesitation or
indulgence. To you as to every soldier, whose
habitual feeling is to protecttthe citizens of his
own country, and only to use his arms against
the public enemy, it cannot be otherwise than
deeply painful to be brought into conflict with
any portion of his fellow countrymen but pa
trlotlsm and humanity alike require that rebel
hon should be promptly crushed, and the per-
petrators of the crimes which now disturb [
the peace and security of the good people of
The Territory punished.
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Old Line Whigs-Read.

Afany Wing thinks of acting with the Lo
cofoco party in the coming contest, we com
mend to his careful perusal the following pre-
cious extract from tract issued from Demo
cratic Headquarters at Washington, shortly
before the Presidential election in 1874, en-
titled "1ract No. 2, The Sub Treasury VIA
IS itP" many copies of which circulated through
this county during the canvass:
* When they (the Whigs) take the man
Henry Clay foaming with passion, with a
pistol in one hand and pack of cards in the
other, as their candidate for the Presidency
they may expect to win the support of the
moral and religious by associating with him
psalm-singing professor Theodore Freling-
huysen with Hymn Book in his hand and a
Bible under his arm. ntr -ry-
"Clay, half intoxicated with wine, raving at
debauch, and Frelinghuysen fervently ad-
dressing the Almighty at Prayer Meeting.
'Clay at the card table and Frelinghuysen
at the communion table
"Clay pointing with deadly aim at the heart
of his fellow man and Frelinghuysen lecturing
against dueling and cold blooded murder.
''Never was there tyrant or usurper SO
bloody and wicked, that he could not find
Priests or Clergy of some religion or sect to
cloak his crimes and mock Heaven by invok-
ing ITS blessings on his enorm,ties Our Wings
have not read in vain, and they are attempting
{ to profit from its lesson. s-y
"Religion is called upon, to take the bloody
hand of the Duelist and sit down with him IN
: the seats Of power. u-
Religion is called upon to take to her en-
brace the devotee of the gaming table and the
brothel that she may share with him the civil
: power of the country.
THEODORE, THE GIFT OF GoD. is to take
E upon his sanctifed shoulders HAL, THE
z PRINCE OF REVILERS, and sit him in the
chair of President, that he may sit by his side."
This is what the Buchanan party said of
Henry Clay in 1874. Can Wings forget the
base ISLANDERS thus scattered broadcast through
out the Union? And now Buchananites ask
Wings to vote for the man who slandered
Henry Clay! They sIandered him until he
sank into the tomb, and now they give him
faint praises to catch old line Wing Eotes?-
Will the day of retribution never Gomez
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Public sneakines.

Henry w. Ellsworth Esq, win address the people
the following times and places: st..s-e-. .e.s.
Princeton Wednesday. Sept 10, at O'Clock.
Sullivan, Thursday Sept. II. at o'clock.
Terre Haute, Friday Sept. I2i / O'clock.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 8,

...-... PITTSBURGH, Sept 9.
There are In inches water in the channel
by the metal mark and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 9.
River falling steady with 10 inches water.
Weather wet.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL


\
Wainc Election.
PORTLAND, Sept. s, P. M.
The State has gone Republican strong
Portland, Bath, Bangor, Augusta, Rockland
and other large towns show Republican gain.
over last year, which if carried through the
State, will elect Hamlin by over 1900 ma
jority.
New York, Sept. g.
1t is supposed the Republicans have elected
their Governor in Maine by two thousand ma
jority.
NEW YORK, Sept 9.
One hundred towns give Hamlin majority
of 1000. Legislature Republican. Wood
and Gilman, Republicans, are elected to Con-
gress from the First and Second Districts
The other Districts are uncertain.
PORTLAND, Sept. 8.
Returns from $50 towns have been received
of the election held yesterday. The vote thus
far stands: For Governor Hamlin, Republi-
can, IS, 900; Wells, Democrat, o. 700; Patton,
Wing, 4O00. The entire Republican State
ticket is evidently elected. In the 1st Con-
gressional District, Jno. NJ Wood, Republican
is elected by large majority. In the five
other Districts the Republican majorities are
large, and the candidates for Congress are
doubtlessly elected giving the entire Reput-
can representation from Maine.
s PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 9.
Returns from 1877 towns give Hamlin the
Republican candidate for Governor 10000;
Well Democrat $4,000, and Patton, Wing
1000. Jno. M. Wood and Chas j. Tolman
Republicans are certainly elected to Congress
from the LIST and I'd Districts by large major
ties. The result in the other District is I'M
known, not one of the opposition Senators has
been elected SO aras heard from. The House
is largely Republican.
HALIFAX, Sept. 8.
There are as yet no signs of the expected
steamer from Liverpool, now due with dates
to the 3Oth ult.
Later from Texas.
s BALTIMORE, Sept. 8.
The Southern mail has been received, bring
ing New Orleans papers of Wednesday last.
By an arrival at New Orleans, Galveston dates
to the 18th ult, have been received. There is
a prevailing drought throughout Texas, by
which the crops have been ruined. The sup
ply of drinking water is failing, and in many
portions of the State the cattle are dying for
want of water. 4
Lieut.. Gardner in command of the revenue
cutter. Roger B. fancy has been drowned
in the harbor Of Savannah, by the upsetting of
boat.
.s--... GLASGOW, KY, Sept 8.
Messrs. Trabul s. Wade's mill, known as
Glazebrooks' Mill was discovered to be on fire
about 3 o'clock this morning, and was entirely
consumed. Loss $4,000 No insurance. It
was thought to be the work of an incendiary.
Republican Convention.
WEsTcHEsTER, Pa, Sept. g..
The Republican Convention of the 9Th
Assembly District. have nominated the
following ticket. Paxson Vickens, Dr. E. v.
Dickey and Sas. Penrose.
The conferences to the Convention to select
Congressional candidates for the District are
instructed in favor Of Jno. s. Borren.
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To the Public.

The following appointments heretofore made by Gov
Willard and Judge MISUNDERSTANDING, August 25
w Washington, 26, Devon Hi Aug. 81, Paoli, Aug g.
Spencer. Aug %. Bloomfield, Aug. 90 Sullivan Sept.
lst Bowling Green, Sept ., Terre Haute sept g. are
mutually Withdrawn, and they have mutually made the
following appointments
Spencer, Owen County, Sept. 1s, Pm.
bloomfield. Greene Co., do 10, do
a. w Washington, Dayiess Co., do 90 do.
80 Pete rsburg, Pike Co., do %, do
-sa Jasper, Dubois Co., do %, do
ssvls nj. Pleasant, Martin Co d "a, do
sa Paol, Orange Co., do IS, do
4, ?. WILLARD.
-, .rs-- s.= 0. r. MORTON.
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COMMERCIAL,
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Sept. Q.
The Baltimore -four market is steady. Wheat little
better; sales of rcd at 81 4s9i - white OIL 559I 63->
Corn arm; white sells at 57a62c and yellow at 62@67
Whisky without change. =a=s- q. -s-7e+=s-.-
NEw ORLEANS, Sept 9.
Sales of cotton to-day 5000 bales, Sugar pa @akc
Flour S6 1906 90. Corn, Western yellow 75e; West
ern white s5c. Lard in kegs lac.
CfEcrsNATI, Sept. 9.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat, 81 "a for white
and vi IA for red Whisky steady at o61zc. Coffee firm
at 1l3z@I2c. Molasses firm at 5ec.
NEW York, Sept 9.
Flour declined; sales of 5000 bbl Sc 81 for stae
$6 2596 40 for Ohio; s6 2596 60 for Southern, and
976s@S25 for Extra. Wheat firm; sales of 80 900 BUSH
Western red 5o9i So; Southern red / so; Southern
Whte 63. Corn improving; sales of 10000 bushels
mixed at 62Rc Mess pork heavy. Beef firm. Lard
hmovnnt Whisky advanced; sales at 39c
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PUBLIC SPEAKING,

~ JAS. EoeKHARr and JAS. c. VEATCH Esquires can.
%idates for Congress- will address their felowciti1snsa
Newburg. Warrick county. Thursday, September T.
Bakers Creek Church, Spencer :. Friday, Sept g.
O Rockport, do SATURDAY. 30 &
do
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEG:

Fourth ANNUAL Session of the above Institution
Young Men DESTROYS Of Qualifying
for business respectfully invited advantages
sented by this School. -
course Of is prastic and embraces
entry Book Keepingin all its various branches including
Accounts Current Sales Commercial Correspon
dence Penmanship and Mercantile Calculations.
a Tell Course OF lessons be in
ten weeks Time not limited Students can commences at
any tune For Catalogue giving full address
auS23-tf JEREMIAH BEHM PrncipoI
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FINE wall pAPEas-UPHoI.sTERY. WORE

=. T :"
SCHMIDT STARK Just received at their establish
rent on First street large assortment of Wa Papers.
from qualities te giided
thing OF the NEST beautiful description ia this line They
also keep everything
chairs SOFAS &C., il style Having
store to inc,eased bzsiaessws
are pared receive and show thema
iarras ock and low prices. apS9-ef
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TO SINKING FUND BoRROwERs

OFFIcE OF SINKING FUND,
7-.,- &c. Indianapolis, aug. 18th, 1856. 49,
WMTHERE interest due and paid the first day of
Wv July last, loans from Sinking Fund the lands
and lots in security will about the
of September 1885, to be sold
Saturday in December next.
The practice of posponna sales by receiving
from borrowers TO interest interest dGe
tinued. sepl-dkwlw i. DUMONT, President.
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AUCTION SALES.

NELSON
tAUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
and Real Estate Brokers.
HAYiNG leased for term of years and fitted M the
Old Court House corner of Main and Third streets
are now prepafedto receive or
SALE all efgoods, and Merchandise
furniture. horses. buggies. etc.. etc.
ossn advances made on 60 ments when required
commencing at O'Clock A. M Also Tuesday Wednesday
ane E-idaynights. at early gasl light.
+" SALES OF REAL ESTATE,
The hrst Monday ef every month"; at 10 O clock A. NJ
having provided with large Map City
EVANSVILLE containing all the and
esag it wills be for the interest of all we have
set eesrt the 8rs No uday of Every sale of
Real Estate asaueten. All those wishing
TED to hand in their lists in public due notice
The patronage OF those having Houses Lands
for SALE either apube private SALE respectfully soic
ted iyI5 - : WO0LSEY & NELSON.Anct,a.