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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-10
NEW AsHIYt3TON U0TET,.

FMVHE of this House have removed from their
old stand Main their Hotel finish
opposite the Court House where they
their old all others who may
ft call them in much superior style than ormery
Thankful patronage werespectuy solicit eontinu
anee ofhe same which shall all endeavorH
It, Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good stabll Wagon Yard kept foreountry
VT FELKER & HEnDERECH
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INCUMBENT MONEY

4ITIZENS' Bank. Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
" pany Lagrange Bank of Georgia; Bank of Chata
ga and Commercial Bank of Nashville and Memphis am
most other Banks Alabama Tennessee Georgia and Nor
South Carolina taken for Groceries at the loves
cash prices, bought ut small discount for cash. ny
je2s-tf s. E. GILBERT Il CO.. Sye. near Water.
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NEW AEt X a Ns5E1aE : II.

Norder that may be able to devote time more part
.M. larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have dsposedof part Of my interest the
Gerry house to Mr. MATTHEW DALZELI, who will
tnue the cid stand under the style of ORR DALzELL
Co. complete ment of everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity returning sincere
thanks the paying the house for the very liberal
patronage extended many respectfully ask
them to continue their fayors the firm and would
30 the slow pay all gentlemen that they need
March T. 1855 SAMUEL ORR
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DIES. LIZ 8 PENNENGIFOY.

inforg the citizens Evansv lie and
HI vienitv they formed partnership the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having bsen actively engaged in the profession
tero century and become familiar with the diseases Incl
this climate. they their experience
will entte them TO share OF PUBLIC patronage
Their office Frsr between Main Locust
posite the Once, whore either both may
consulted unless absent professional business.
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WV. Rs BILLY,
wwTuOE nc Are Avn " ggeV an sSRnCECEl A%n

NATHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT MAIN STREET -Theun-
dergned inform his friends the public
Evansville aud vicinity that having based the interest
Senior in the late firm ofJ " Reilly, he in
carry the Grocery and Produce business the old
stand He embraces this opportunity OF returning hankor
and intends effort merit nonnu
snce Of Z he ie20-Iv WILLIAM REILLY.
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EAOOR MATES AND .RUGGs.-

- bales d Grass Mats;
Is doz do common to fancy Jute atts
do do do do Manila
do o Cocoa do;
5 do do Fancy Wool do;
I do do Jute Riggs;
do do Manila do:
dc dc Schenelle Rugs; for sale low by
sep22 2. Il. COOK & SON.
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lam on, soar AM CANDLEs.

Tho viii continue the business of the form
firm Of Geo Klein 4 Co. manufacture of Lard OF
Soa viii sell Wholesale and retail tt
same at Cincnuat prices warranng the articles fully
those OF the Cincinnati market Orte
may left Main street, between Fist Al
Second gep2-tf DECKER & KRAMER,
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DHNs0LUTrON NOTICE

SUGAR AND COFFEE.-Prime Eastern Coffee and
~ Sugar, ust received and for sale by - 49,
oct27 PRESTON BROS
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EaUTNAM October. Household W ords for October;
Sehoofelow October; Spirit Of the Times lust re
eeived and for sale by Oetlo nOBELh LISTER.
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Wholesale AND RETAIL
CORNER OF LOCUST WATER ETs EVANSVILLE IND

AO4HOICE FLOUR IN BARREi.s AND BAtsS;-l
as+ ,aarke 81 nriees nv S. E. GIEBEKT & CO..
oct20 Agents POseyviile Mills.
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Shb " T..
M have iust received Of Silver Ware
w such Table Tea. Desert Salt Mustard Spoons
Butter Knives Sugar Spoons Cream Ladies' Soup LadIe
Children's Forks. etc. all will
prices Call soon at BiTTROLFF & sons,
dee12d Main street. between First and Second.
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O ~ r Y PU b T. &c.
"A 1.-THE EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Association Rooms. Fos-
"a Buildings, will attend to drawing up Deeds Mort
and al other writing entrusted to him. dee17dtf
q tHOECE RRAHDs GF FL0UR.-We have on hands
~ the following brands of Flour:
Brucevie Mills (extra); Woodberry Mills:
Patoka do
brakes Creek dos Clay co. do;
Which and sell cheap any house in the city,
and delivered sred of charge.
augI2 VICKERY & JOHNSON.
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LADIES' WHITING PAPER.
EnTNK note paper; Green note paper;
II Violet note psper- yellow note paper;
Buff note paper Pink letter paper
Yellow letter payer; Fancy Envelopes for safe AZ
DoBEAb 81 LIS LIZ ~
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a ~ PAfeTN r. FFSgSHEa

LAUGHLIN. CRANE e. CO.,
On Canal cor Main Street,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE. ND.
re- Particular paid purchase sale of Pro-
duee and Nereh ndise. oct25tf
a CCRRDEGN@ AeD FT.UFEN As--A splendid as
n OF AeeordeOns and Flutinas the
and German make for sale cheap by
novl7 Firststreet. opPosito Post-ofiee.
F,Sf(sS,-25 drums Tor sale BY
a. nov24 s. f. GILBERT & co.
RT8lBAN CI.OTH.-i case Italian Cloth received this
II day aud for sale by nov23 JAMES Low & co.
Ann BUSH Ear Corn On hand and for sale at
HSREsH arrival of FRESH OYSTERS at
a. dec7 TE\NEY & soRRNSoN.
6SUNDRIEs.-l5o lbs hplled Bnekwheat Flour;
- 900 do New Leaf Lard:
500 do Picked Pork;
just received persteaner @. Bealer at
nov17 COOKS Family Grocery.
@SODFIsH.- prime Goldfish for sale low by
u myl9 2. II. COOK & SON.
TNHEASE.-25 boxes New W. R. Cheese. Just I'd ald
" for sale by my20 PRESTON BROS.
OFFEE-50O bags prime Rio. in store and for sale by
my20 PRESTON BROS.
n GASES Lephorn Hats 20 Palm eaf Hats;
p do Ladies' Bonnets just reed and for sale by
my19 j. H. MAGHEE & co.
EABALES FIealy Sheetings; 5bales brown Drills;
sBN Is cases bieached Musns; 10 pieces Beh. Silks;
10 rieees assorted Fancy Silks. and elegant
mnnt oflsdies Dress Goods just and for sale by
myis j. Fl. MAGHEF & CO.
EAECLINE IN FLOUR.-5o bags No. Family Flour
myls - HERsHBER CARSON.
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ANOFFEE.-Prme Rio Coffee from New ork, receives
u per railroad and for sale by - 800
nct9
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TO MERCHANTS. SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
FFNE undersigned would announce that he
4 large and substan tia Wharf oat
s7E I II MOTH CAVE.sa
placed sake of stages
the street. He viii
hereafter pleased give prompt and careful attention
receiving and shipping we'll to all other river business
that may ntrusted to him,
therefore of the Mere Shppers
others OF this city the interior is solicited
| ap3-tF S MITCHELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-10

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND ID.
20. SehaeTer g. schroeder's old stand'l
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
l. and surrounding thatt have taken above
stand, determined to continue the business and
will hand the choicest Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe bes brands that Eastern markets a
ford; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
les at the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business eonvinces me
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicita share of public patronage, 1apI If
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DT~SDE,VTTyON NOTI

AN the I9h August the ersnip existing between
Me Kinney Cooke dissolved by mutual consent.
c. MCKINNEY assumes all debts owing by the late firm an
purchase of E. A. Cookies entire interest in
the Merchandise heretofore owned by them in Eyan9yile
Ind. Q, MCKINNEY.
sep3-tf f. A. COOKE.
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agl3 j. H. MAGHEE co.
CO-PAR'FN ERSHIP IN THE
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
gSH un day into partner
shin uuder the style French Jerauld, to carry
the wholesale Dry Clothing business and for
that purpose will be glad friends the old
stand OF j French Evansville. ind.
WIN. r. FRENCH.
augl4 SYLVESTER T. JERAULD.
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An hand and saIe At inc OF PIVts s tI
W lowing:
200 bbs Hydraulic Cement; 100 bbls White Lime
Is .00Olight Window Sash, ass'd; 200 Doors, ass'd
100 pair do Blinds. do; 100. eco Laths
Gray Lime in hhds and bhs. Paints, Oils Glass Putty
Nails &c. aug27 e. S. BABC0CK. Water street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NE ACK EREI No. / and 2 for sale low BY
W octl4 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"a Ma sNstJfE ANCt3 UsBgPANY.
OF Hartford, Connections.
CAPITAL 500 uln--lzIl llnioi q lrlaH Il reste

sUOp--Ittp paid an and tHDested.
Wills Company incorporated with perpetual charter
in 1873 and insUres against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing house,
hold furniture and general Also inland
Eurance against the 2erils Of Losses Will be ber
ally adjusted and paid with promPtness.
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SgNBRsFS.-
~ 25 cases new style BOnnets;
150 dOz Cinen Cambria Handkerebiefs;
200 doz Hemstiehed do;
Berege 10 cartoons BIZ silk oatCord
10 do cold silk CoatCord; $50 hxs Linen Floss;
$50 Jaconett Collars $50 Chemisetts;
6eart0ons black silk rringed Lace;
l. pieces super black Satin Vestings;
10 do Grenadine Silk:
so cartoon Osutua Ribbon ass'd widths and coIors
so cartoons style Bonnet Ribbon;
50 dog super bonnie Silk Cravats this 70
sale by JAMES Low & co,
apsd&w AIS Main street. Louisville Ey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-22

The Boston b. gives the folio stag account OF the
mens of Colonel Fremont last week
Colonel Fremont re urncd from his trip North Tri.
day, passing through Burlington, Rutland and other
places on TO Mes York city. lie vas accompanied by
senator Foot, Ills approach TO Rutland was, unknown "
nim, teegnphcd, and on arriving at that place large
humber OF persons had assembled 10 give him greeting
which mcst ept 1uslastc and heartfelt Ia oh sdence
TO deiermlned CALI lie Addressed the multitude In q
brfcfsnd very pertinent HIS remarks ellstsd
the most hearty applause. Senator DOT also made a
speech Of greater length, during which he paid glowing
cey upon the services and merits or Colonel Fremont
The occasion OF much interest. At tae concu-
sion o. this interesting reception and alter psrlskng Of
refreshmens Colonel Fremont and companions proceed
ed New Iofk wards.
proper to ists ths, Col Fremont ava not intend his
tpshould BE- public one In any respect lie preserved
inog It'll reaching point midway between harrington
and Rutland. some persons more wise than the rest
de ovored his identity, and made Of the c the
hrt telegraph station Therefore Col Fremont could
escape brief response TO the mpromptu ovation given
him with go much cordial " and signAcepcy.
The Springfield Republican says thst the greatest de
monsratcn was at POughkeepse Friday evening, where
the people wild with excitement, hrng guns, dis
playing banners and transparences, making music aud
noise generally AMI crowding around 70 shake hands
Nth the republican candidate Col Fremont greeted his
friends cordially, but made no formal speeches One
ourg mechanic wanted n exchange caps With hi aud
the thing accomplished, much 10 the mcrrimcnt Of
he parties and spectators.
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cation Of the dsbursed. Gen. Chavero direct
20 10 nj ke The necessary inquiries 70 ascertain nom
wbeEce The money came
FRESH CONSPIRACY
The H.fteuv under date OF Sept a. referring TO an
att mp OF the resctonary party In the capital has the
following
Yesterday the reActonares made ew aud desperate
attempt IN this capital They met with another aud
serious disappointment which must have the effect OF
convir cpg them OF their impotence The night before
last notice Of their reactonAry plans was given to the
msnt Yesterday morning this news Was confirm
ed by the vigAnt efforts Of the authorities and ell
friends OF The reaedonasies In order 70 sprea
ds,rust and division amongst the liberals propagaed
the most absurd and ridiculous But these tao
tics like all their other manuvres did net produce any
result The Governor OF the district discovered depot
Of arms which the enemies Of liberty had concealed in
a miserable house In Ave Maria lane. AT one O'Clock
there alarm In the city All necessary
ID. Juan ) Baz, with that activity which distinguishes
him, every where active To bis promptress,
ay and the taken by him. the preservation of
order u due Although II u now eight In the evening,
have no details # what has occurred. Az soon as
receive any We shall lay them before our readers
VERA Csrz, O;t. s, 1855.
Ell TanauliIeco, Of Aug. IS, has the folio wing
NpEvA LEON The news from Ciudad Victoria reach
10 the 9th inst
The REBEL d Martin Fay as with six hun fred men and
eight pieces Of artillery, was advancing on Cudad Veto
ria, which place he intends to take at ell hazards Vic
toria defended by six hundred sufficient force
resist until the arrival OF the frat battalion and the
artillery train, which have been summoned by fore sd
marches The cency OF resources at the disposal
the battalion and also that OF his Exceeney the
Commander in Chief His Excellency waits for the reply
the Supreme gov ernment TO base upon 1t his last ope
rationI
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fIIIADsL4HIt, Uct. TO- 1906.
Ma BxSsu--
pxAR sIs- nor't you think Mrs Stowe lowered her dig
ny and forgot what due TO herself her country
chen she obtruocd herself upon Queen Victoria on the
public highway order to present her Majesty COPY o.
Dpreasr Ills wan, OF seEres poet more striking shcn
We remember that her Tor visit the Queen rcfuscd
~, recoptou when NJ the time she granted most
gracious 70 = lsoy who was then In Englsnd from
me Of The southern Satcs, Mrs. Ievert think that this
clear case Of what you have 30 happs called wash.
70 our DIRTY linen abroad. am AFRAID that Mrs !. s
move ansous 70 pvt money IN hcr pocket ano \, curry
svor with TIE great than 70 benefit he poor African
CORvEtIA.
psi wonder why Mrs stowe published her book Ia
Ina and belVIe abe did IN Ibis eoanpy
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Port OF New York, October 81, 1856.


CLEARED
ship Sea Lark Adams LverPoci-Bret Son Co.
Ship hsss a. 1ssAff as Dpse
Sss EsSss SsI hssss easSaSasisss
Brig Croon BIZ e. Port aa prince--o L / Ferris
Ere An ossR as5 s 9ssn Dswo
Brig oiudad Bolivar Gibbs Observation-Disclosures 4 Co.
schr Emily br Cortland Sierra LesaezJ Mosha a
scbr Queen Of the South, Nen wilmington-B Blossom 4
schr Emily. chesebro. wilminston-D Murray.
scfr smith So9 9 p"n Potter
sehr julia Fox, Leaning, Baltmore-Msiler, Lord Que
schr A Roe Baker, baltimore Merrill Abbott.
seir 9 chamn,rlyn iIaIett Philadslphls-gas Hand
Steamer Georges Creek, eager, acknowledgements
steamer Caledonia Layaeld Ba,inore-Cromwell's line
Steamer vulcan Morrison, Phlladelph la-J Briggs.
Steamship Black Warrior Smith. New Orleans, Oct L. and
Havana lGh with mdse and passengers to Livingston Croch
Steamship Augusa Lyon Savannah g. hours with mdse
Ship anirew Foster swift Liverpool, Sept o. with mdse
and SOS passengers . David Ogden 18th mat lat 40 IS lon
York, days out The anchored off Sandy Hook last
chip Baltic Cnew) Babblge Boston, in ballast to zerega
Co Was lowed from Boston by steantug Enoch Train.
Bark Bridge of Portland), Edward Havana, Sept q,
Brig Purchase tBr strickland Aux Cages IS days. with
brig aesaerador dam, Jensen uumaeo PR, 80 DAYS,
with letter 7 In il
Brig Ataay Lambert. Neuvas is days, with mahogany
and cedar TO Thompson Hunter.
Schr Florence of New Haven Mayo Santiago, 81 days.
with wool and hides 10 order pig lead TO Shers Oliver,
vessel d. 9th inst lat q % Ion IS 81 brig Rolling
Wave. from AspinwBll for New York
scbr Miller (Brh johnson, Nassau, MP 10 days. with
fruit TO q J Miller.
sehr Alcyon FRI Moer St Johns. NE IS days. with FISH,
master
sehr Ida Maria. Buli. Virginia, 4 days.
schr Fakenbnrg, Rogers Baltimore.
Schr Armstrong. Crockett Baltimore
Scbr G. Buxton Kelley. eaco.
Scbr Lane Kelley, Roekport.
Schr Joseph Hall Coe, Portland c.
Schr q Gilum Cooper. Portland, CT.
Schr II Norton. Cole Portland. Ct
Sehr Celestial. Dickinson Portland, Ci.
Scbr Smaller Lawrence. Portland, q.
S}oop Blackstone Stedman, Providence.
Steamer Beverly Pierce. Philadelphia.
Steamer Caledonia. Iayfeld Portland. "A hours.
Steamer Pelican Auldrch, Providence.
stesmtug Enoch Train. -, Boston.
BELOW.
The ship, Mar,has Vineyard from Glasgow and Andoyer
from Now Orleans still below.
Eark Brothers. Crowle from Bremerhaven Sept.
Baik u Hale from Havana.
Brig Echo fIom -.
Wind II sunrise, NE; meridian, $ sunset, do
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Wfssent Letters.
-. OF letters advertised 10 the Philadelphia Pui{fc
Ldser remanbg IN The Philadophis Post once, Monday
Oct. 20, uncslled Tor, probably misdlrectcd -
NAV ioRg Hovsws.
The mas Ada ms Co. Goupil Co.
j. g. Dale a Co
HAIflNoRx Botsss.
nrakeiy a Fenton. Johnston, Brothers 4 Co.
7. =. Hsnd 4 90 Mayer 4 asnoDaid.
Woodward, baldwin 4 Go.
nosrOS
Campbell, HARDWOOD 60. J. Martin &co.
Craxin. psee co. sanborn Carter Pain.
Ide 4 Du,fcn. =. D Winslow Co.
Wyman Arklsy.
kfHsNY, n y.
McCoy a Clark.
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Very Latest from the Mexican Republic.
erand scheme Of spanish Invasion on
this Continent.
Demonstrations Of Spain on Mexico and San
Domingo
Payment Of the spankh BOndbOlders 10 be
Enfereed on Mexico by the Navy and Army.
DESIGN Of AENeXlNG SAN DOMINGO,
&c, &c,

Our correspondence from Havana, and our uansleons
from Spanish and stanl,h American journals, reveal
grand rcheme OF l,usering the part OF Spain, the
importance Of which not, 10 the midst Of cleo
tion complications, b. overlooked or under estimated
We nd them.
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TEL f G r APP HIC .

NEW ORLEANS, Oct Fl, 1855.
revenue cute has arrived at Mobile bringing ad-
vices from Vera Cruz to the 9th inst and the city Of
Mexico TO the 4th inst
The sale Of the church property had reached i've mil
lions.
There were rumors o. an impending revolution, mostly
under the aus 3ces OF the clergy.
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Spanish brig of war Habanero under the charge Capt
o'NsRht OF shs spanish army With these muskets
asopable suppose that senior Segovis will
arm his newt, discovered Spanish subjects, the ma
'rcuados. whom he has cunniDgy enlisted under the
kingr flag OF Spain
have come person al knowledge Oh the educAteo por
know of them believe they love liberty too well ever
TO become the degraded slaves of crown whose shackes
their ancestors nobly snappet, even should tue
United S'ata not interfere to prevent Segovia nom
placing the negro Bsez in power In st. Domingo, which
would uredy the treaty recently obtained by
the uni,ed from 81 Domingo from being ratified
a. thus viii been vain eli the iabors Of General
Jon atbAn Elliott
The day Of date o. last letter (l0th instantly was
the annyersary OF the bin OF Ysa0el Segunda There
was lssoaa1os in tina morrn quite military display
on the Piazza de sautes At sunrise, moon
and .unset and unusually large dinner party at the
palace The evening Covers were laid Tor about forty
guests Tue entire ops dipfomd2e-that believe, 10
the court phrae-stienced tesdmdRos In the morning,
and weIe Of course invited - the dinner in the even
ing
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Havana, Oct. IL. 1855.

Hi,ory y lt Mn Tnrasg y 1giec 0,nsrdi t,bi,oafo
b Con1,ord-wM Re Dowia'ears B. Enaar.d-T,e
ogesu n Sruins Bin,hJay.
wrote you on The 10th instant vi, Charleston tba,
spain, having rcpudiaicd the arrangement which her
Minister Alvarez, bad entered Into with Mexico, the
Spanish feet again preparing, with oil convenient
spc~d 70 sail for Vera Cruz now learn that General
vrbsscudo Captain g. neral Of the Iinpnes 10 the
rscIfc shorty expected here 70 take the command q
she and forces Of the sxpe iton This General accord
~, "a she spansh account, perfect arecaicr, and VIII
~.h a.. usx,csn forces with the bare breath a bis
vcy,v,ls but YES repeat that believe wrote you 10
rov aet s,tsf spain cesfine1 70 be most terribly DO
patee and ebe ri1 rue this attack uoon MeSco 70 we
-, 49, 81 tsr exsfepne ~ Kingdom Prudence for
tse tts, II ouis express mysof mDre plainly.
vou fl pesbiy te somewhat surprised V carr that
fc.r atd -neskcss very shortly " DC sent 10
tRs snas ~ ssnOs sssevia, u saa ppmnso, Y We
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/ ,osT on sToLEN-A DARK GREEN poRrywoy
- paie containing SO hill on the shoe All feat,rr
" y sng END other papsrs valuable nc owner o-r
ID rlRRh avenue cars IN going from Chamhrra street 4,
~ infson street. The finder viii be sutsbv 70 1900 ~
rernng the same e The Mansion House. IA Chaube,sslres.
ana ae qgesaQas asked 'N-"AS"S'3ss~
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ASyHRTsENESn RENEWED EVERY oar
roo LATE FOR CLAssTTTC1TTOy.

YouNG MINIS FREMONT AND DAYTON CESTr Ar,
~ Uhcn snn VII meet o. their this fwernesdsv
evening ~ O'clock 10 JOIN the republican, art,ilcrv y.
der r. ~ Mtftfnp q g, W So Y. W OF
y. H GnprRsLrKvr seeresrry ihi'"h' ffeaaen'.