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0|F The Kansas news we publish to-day is
the border rufian account, and therefore not
possibly correct. Let it be taken with all the
allowances.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
EOSEPH FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully in form
CD citizens Evansville vicinity they
branch their old and extensively known Bal
more house in this place. where they will and
al of Domestic and
obaeco Cigars Their of To
Cigars every variety and brand per will
the by giving call We.warrant
sell city prices. Please call snd examine aug23-3m
CORPORATION NOTICE.
nRDERED That the of lots Nos 2. 3. g. and
" l. bloc No 3B lots Nos. TO- IL. IL 49, "a, l6
in block No 81 and lots Nos l. 2, 3, s. G. and block
No IS all In the Eastern Enlargement, brick side
walk be laid along said lots extending Main Vine
within days after the publication
and in default thereof the Street Commissioner instructed
said wOk and the costs and accrung
thereby will and collected
much thereof will satisfy said lien and By
der Of the Common Council.
aug23-IOt WELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk.
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"A CARD.

EAVING associated with me in business Mr.. Charles
We will continne to do Family Grocery Provision
business at the old stand the Washington Notel
under the and style of VJcKERY e. JOHNSTON.
will be happy to wait on all my i1a fi.n and
mers ana on as many new as NAV favor ne .b ter<
patronage promising DO the agreeable 70 all
- . . JAMES W. VICKERY.
P SMr. Sam i Viekery is authorized make colIec-
tons and pay all demands against the old firm name
old firm will be used in the liquidation fdebts &C.
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And yet Fillmore men are called upon to
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PUBLIC NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day DULY 14h.) sold out my entire interest
in the merchandise and everything pertaining thereuno
formerly owned by j. W. & s. Fickery. Mr. Charles
McJohnston Jr. who with Mr. James W Yickery will
tinue the business at the old stand.
return my sincere thanks to numerous friends for
their liberal extended while in
with the old would pleased
same may be continued with the
jy17 SAMUEL VICKERY.
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TYPOGRAPHY OF WILLARD FILLMORE

I'D In press AID Will shortly be published, , ,,,,o,r
A BIOGRAPHY OF THE HON WILLARD FlLLMoKE-
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John Frost, esq, the British Patriot Exile.-At a
special meeting the British Radical Reformers held in the
Rainbow Hotel, Beekman-st., New York, On MONDAY
EVENING March 3, 1885, the subjoned resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
l. That we the undersigned here assembled, regard with
feelings Of the sincere respect the venerable patriot John
Frost exile from his native land: that hail his
this country with profound satisfaction, aud hereby
that public reception be given him. in honor OF his
devotion and sacrifices for the enfranchsemen OF the working
millions fthe British people.
That special meeting to promote the foregoing resolu
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