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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-07
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO.
100000 DOLLARS,
PRIZEs
0 prizes amounting to.
sJ- Whole Tickets. slo-Halves. s5-Quarters s2L aa
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

PLAN Of THE LOTTERY.
30 numbers those on the tickets are
placed in wheel The prizes are placed in
other wheel number is drawn from mum Der wheel
aud at he same time prize is drawn the
The prize drawn is placed against drawn This
operation repeated until all the prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES The preceding and the two
succeeding numbers to those drawing the prizes will
be entitled the "a prizes according
scheme.
900 Prizes eff will be determined by figure
the Number that draws the $4,000 prize. For
the number drawing thu So, eco ends
all the tickets where the number ends VIII
to $40 II the number ends with No q then all the tickets
where the number ends will be entitled $780, SO
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E,tsY Cannns > ,s,-arTC,rnnNr

2 UST received and viii az auction at our Auc-
60 ton Rooms regular sale days. large
raj assortment of Dry Goods Notions fancy arcles
consisting in part Of Brown and Beaehed Sheting and
Shrtinps SAthes. Casimeae C3Gtngs Eianpe BIanb
Jeans. Uosiny. Gloves Mits. Spool Threads, Lineys
Merines. Shavls, Suspenders. &c, &c.
AIs0-Fables ana Pocket Cutlery, eweiry and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razor Pins Needles
Aeeordeons and variety Of fancy eles
Gus mention. NOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
n0Vl Auetioueers.
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GAPS! CAPS!!

Gaps! CAPS!!
EEEN's. Youths Boys and Infants of every variety.
WI color shape, the test and FASH
ions. sep17-3m VAUTIER &c MARooNNIER.
BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE!
THE ECTION
I'm the 18th of November will show who will tr-
~ and be the Peoples choice. We do
long and therefore invite respectfully.
L l. A X T Z
to very large and beautiful selection
ID r Y G. o o d S
Domestic lines; also handsome
Ready made Clothing arc Cents Furnishing Goods
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER.
VIM LOEW ENTHAL Il co.,
aug15 Corner Main and First SITS.
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EVANSVILLE GAS LEG EaE CCEIPANX.
FsyHE Stockholders above mentioned Company
Il meet at their oce the 9Th inst. Tao business
meeting will be the election of Directors
during the en- suinr year. G.. q. KEATS,
oeET-td President.
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DR.. T. MeGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
Is A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Bowel Complaints and Diseases of
the Lungs.
THIRTY thousand cures without single failure. Tor
4 sale in Evansville by Keller Farnsiey & Co., HalIoek
& Stoddard, WOolsey & Sawyer LEIGH & Veriing.
The great American TAR SPRING EMINENT AND VERMI-
FUGE. Is also for sale by them. aug2I d&wIy
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EDMUND B. SEYMOUR,

n d D I "a V Il u c
Office Third in City Bank Building,
sep15 '56-1y EVANSVILLE. IND.
NEWS FOE ALL!
beg to inform our numerous cutsmers the Ladies in
Wv particular ready to show you of
the grandest displays in FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS
before offered this market. We busy
aful description Suffice it
that of Ladies' Dress Goods French
English Mernos WOoen Plaids black Silks
Oeaines Mantilla Shawls the richest French Embrode
res Silk BOnnets Ladies' Misses and Ghdren' Shoes.
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtain Calieoes,
Gnghsms Fannels Linseys Jeans Satinet Domests and
thousands other articles mention
be beat by whether in STYLE quality price
still adhere motto''SELL Gil SELL HEAT. -
Call everybody the Main the
OF First. sep5 R0SER, BRO. & FREY.
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iyls-1valw

EAs lust received large stock of WHITE STATUABx
MARBLE superior quality to any that ever be-
brought to the county selected by himself a.
expressly this trade and hopes by strict at
mployment OF but sUPE-
WoRKMES himself liberal share of pub
lie patronage. sep5-n
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EAVA COFFEE.-lC leo Pockets old Government Jaw
optlt - ~ PRESTON BROS.
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ST. RLES HOTEL,

TTNE undersigned of this WY erected and adm
rably adapted HOTEL takes in announcing
the public generally especially arriving
departing at the Portland har that this house is
petsy furnished ready for the of Guess
Every Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout fitted with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated the ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the landing
incipal shipping poEt Louisville where nearly
all her guests arrive and from whence they de-
for the West and South this house affords
the traveller heretofore xperenced
this point. A.,
establishments command liberal share of public
intends it. The House. with its
COOL shady general convent
unsurpassed transient house. 1t hall be kept
rtcass Hoel-ackng of the essentials of such
establishment.
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville
will the house.
The patronage ofthe public respectfully solicited
y3I-ti W. W. oWEE, Pro prietor-
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STARCH 10 boxes Wheat Stsrch
- 100 bags assorted number Shot. received by
raj rod and for sale Nv oet2l = I & D IEIMANN.
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AUCTION SALES.
HousnHoLo AND ArrcHnN FURNITURE

FENHIS moraing az O'Clock. will ancton
4 large lot OF Household and Kitchen FurnltUrs.
sising Bedseads Beds Chairs Tabes, Carpsts Mating
Oil CIeths, tunds CrockeFy stone ware
ANOI.SE Ely &
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CLOTH AT wHOLES SALE
Emcomrage Home Ind sSfrE.

THNH take leave inform merchants
this city aud country thatthey have this
ed the manufacture of CLoTHING also importing
dealin Overeoatng Cloths. Cassemee Jeans
rweeds and all sorts of Linngs and Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the materials of
and only 10y the best of hands enables
stantia sewing and experience this bust
for several years enables to with
establishment of this sort in respect prices
terms.
therefore take occasion request your visit before
seek distant markets where you you will
good assortment and prices lower
other places. Please call and examine in verify
A. ANSPACHER e co.
jyIs-4m Main street ext door to Branch Bank
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STAR CANDLES.-25 boxes sII sizes full weight star
= candles. fer sale II g. E. GILBERT & co.
oets sycamore strses.
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THHEAS.2Oo half chests and Caddies Gunpowder. I'm
n periai, Young Hyson and Black Teas lust recd and
for sale by oct27 PRESTON BROS.
81 Pos Plain Silk. all widths for
- 50 sale very low by oc6 j H. MAGHEE d co.
HROCREsTER COOPER,s TOOLS, Just reed at
A@ 0qtS WALDHIRpHs Tool ssore-
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EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFORDsVILLE II.
EnrzHHs,a ss.znsrEE Eag1 "
VAEUaFsLE LAND FOf Sal

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
TENE following Tracts of Land offered for sale:
The south half O section eight (s) containing hre
hundred and twenty The southwest of
tioa " containing hundred and sixty
And the souhwet quarter of section eighteen (S)
tanning two hundred and ninetyseyen all lying in
Township six south of eleven wet in Fanderburg
county. Indiana.
The above Lands surveyed and marked cut in
ory tracts will be sold in quantities TO suit
uasers. apply to sep23 O. NJ GKiFFIIH.
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EVANS VIIILE, IN DIANAs-"
HNRANCIS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully ms
n form the citizens an vicinity thatthey hay
established of their old an extensively known Ball
this place. where they will and
Domestic ported
Tobacco Their Tobacco and
Cigars embrace variety and brand IL cent will be
purchaser giving q call we.warrant
es prices. Please call and examine. aug23-3m
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NEW YORK BAKERY,

SOFT HATS
HpY Fall arrangemensve are now ready to make to
and will always keep hand all kinds. colors.
shapes Hats Our experience in line is such
Hat well made and good be
any place the world We have and will continue
give proof of what say,
sepi6-sm VAUTIER & MARooNNIER.
NOFFEE.-IOOs Prime rec per Arkansaw Travel
y er, and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
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PAY YOuRTAXES ZOE 1876.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

ANANDLEs.-IoO boxes Star. ORAL and pressed SUNNI
~ Mould Tallow for sale low to clio by
anrI2 GEO. FOSTER. co.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
------7-----
New York.

New YoRK, Nov. 6.
The footings, as far as received, many of
them being simply pluralities, are as follows:
Fremont, 138,o96; Buchanan, 112 1872; Fill
nnnrn 7Q 172
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Republican Declaration OF Princi-
pies.

AiFFFJFN IL TIE FFTThHTOH 707F n F7't
I. We demand and shall attempt 10 secure Tho
repeal If ali laws which ALLOW the Introduction "a
Slavery into territories c0nsecroted 10 freedom
and will resist by every constitutional means the
existence Of Slavery IN any the territories Of the
United States.
2. We viii support by every lawful means our
brethren in Kansas in their constitutional and man
~ resistance 10 the usurped authority # their law
less INVADER and will give Tho full weight Of our
political power in favor # the immediate admission
of Kansas to the Union free sovereign, linda
pendent STATE.
;. Believing that the present national admins
tration has shown itself to be weak and faithless,
and that its continuance in power is identified with
the progress Of the slave power to national supreme
CIV, with the exclusion Of freedom from The terrific
ry and with Increasing civil discord il il leading
purpose of our organization 70 oppose and over
throw ii.
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The People of the United States, without regard
u past political differences divisions, who art
opposed 10 the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
70 the pclicv Of the present Administration. to the
extension Il Slavery into the Territories, in favor
OF the admission Of Kansas q Free State, and OF
restoring the action Of the Federal Government 10
the principles of Washington and Jefferson, are in
yited by tho National Committee appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention a the I'D If February
1896, to send from each State three Delegates from
every Congressional District. and six Delegates a,
largs, to meet III PHILADELPHIA, on the It'll
day Of June next, for the purpose of recommending
candidates for the offices of President and Vic,
President Of the United States.
+. D. MORGAN New York,
FRANCIS p BLAIR, Maryland,
J. m. NILES, Connecticut,
DAVID WILM0T, psylvania,
A. +. STONE, Ohio,
VIM. NJ. CHASE. Rhode Island.
j. Z. GOODRICH Massachusetts,
GEO. RYE. Virginia,
A. K. HAIlOWEIL, Maine
t. S. LELAND, Illinois,
CHAS. DiCkEY, Michigan,
g. q. F0GG New Hampshire.
A. j. STEVENS, Iowa
CORNELIUS COLE, California
H. BRAINARD. Vermont
W GR0SE, Indiana.
WYMAN SpO0NER, Wisconsin
Z, NJ X pAUIIsoN, New Jersey.
u. b. WILLIAMS. Delaware
j, FEE. Kentucky,
JAMES REDPATH Missouri
LEWIS CLEPHANR Dist Of Columbia.
National Committee.
Washington, March %, 1886.
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News of the. Morning

Col. French has abandoned Walker and his
fortunes, having quarreled with the great FL
libuster. Walker has marched against the
Costa Rieans with force of 700 men,
Schleissinger, under whose command Walk
er's forces were so badly defeated, according
20 Costa Rican accounts, has been court
martialed on charges Of cowardice and trea-
son. Costa Rica has Just received an addi-
ton Of 1000 MIME rifles To the national arms.
She has respectable quantity of cannon. an
armory, militia force Of 900 men, besides
officers, and stands well pecuniarily. Walk
er would seem likely 10 have more than his
match in the resources Of his ncighboring
enemy.
The superintendent and directors Of Cam
den ferry, all the officers Of the steamer New
Jersey, aud the inspectors Of boilers, have
been arrested on charges connected with the
late disaster, and admitted to bail. We
hope the matter will be sifted to the bottom.
From Washington we hear that an attempt
is being made to abolish the Court of Claims.
"A. W. Lamb, late minister to Bogota, has
been nominated and confirmed as surveyor
and inspector Of the newly erected port Of
Hannibal, Mo. Mr. Benjamin, Of La, intro
dueed into the Senate on the oath a resolu-
ton making inquiries of the Secretary Of
State concerning the Coolie trade between
Asia and America. and the sacrifice Of life at
tending it. Mr.. Hale showed the expenses
Of Government to be ten millions more than
during any year of the Mexican war. lie
feared. however, that he was doing wrong in
saying SO, since il might encourage the Pres
ident to contract on the score of econ
omy In the House, ON the same day, Co.
lumbus, ny, was made port of entry. A
bill from the Senate was reported from the
committee Of commerce without amendment,
which refunds duties on goods in original
packages destroyed Nv fire.
Mr.. Buchanan was honored with public
reception in New York on the o3d. The re-
ception room. Hobbies, etc, Of the City Hal
We're crowded, and many Of the most distin
gnished citizens paid their respects TO him.
REprBLIcANIsa N SLAVE STArE.-A shor
time since they had large and spirited meet
ing Il Wilmington, to ipaugurate the Repub
lican movement. Anex- Speaker Of the Hous
was chairman, and most Of the leading Wing
Of other days participated. Good for it'll
Delaware
- We hare been suffering much will
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ABEL LEosAkD, HORACE ErERErf
LEONARD a EVERETT.
BANKERS AND DEALERS In REAL,
ESTATE

sOlNCl'. BLUFFS Iowa, buy and sell Ex-
y change, Currency, Land and Land Warrants
Locate land warrants for non-resdents Oh selected
lands.
Pay taxes, investigate titles and give their Mt
tentlon TO all matters pertaining 10 a Real Estate
Agency in the Council Bluffs or Sioux City Land
Office districts.
Money received on deposite and interest allowed.
Particular attention given to the Investment Of
money on landed securities.
Refer to Chubb Brothers. Barrow q Co., and DR.
VIM Keith, Davenport; Hon. Lincoln Clark Dn-
buque; Charles Parsons, kcokuk Lucas 4 ST.
monds st. Louis w. S. Gilman, n "; j. Whit
ney Co., Boston Cadwallader Wallis, Esq, Chilli
cothe, 0hio Tart, Stewart Co., Mobile
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NOTICE.

TIE undersigned having obtained the exclusive
control Of the right for
PAGES PATENT
Clrcular Saw Mill for the entire west would can
tion purchasers Of circular saw mills to beware Of
al worthless oounterfeits that are being patned off
Y ~ the pubic under the reputation acquired by
ae mil, as well as those hat are made and sold
Ny parties who have rght TO build or sell them.
we hereby notify those who buy from such nar
ties that We will hold them accountable for mi ~.
Engagements right. -
Messrs 5. S. Vail 4 CO.. Keoknk Iowa hana
purchased from a shop right, and are antbori-ad
to furnish said mills to those wanting them in their
territory. ROLLIN CLARK - '''si'
hINGSLANDS 4 FURGUSON.
apr24-d6twtf & 80: y,
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CO John Stevens, Esq, Of Talbot
County, Maryland, died recently. He
gave thirty thousand dollars for packet
for the service Of the Liberia Colonial
ton Society.
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Counterfeit Rank Note Detector.

\ X. l.. Il. IOEMAAs tenders his services t. The
- mercantile and other business men Of X co
kuk, proposing II teach those vino des ire this yaiua-
BE Information. rules By which any counterfeit
raised or altered notes, in circulation or hereaf
ter issued ON any bank in the United States, are de-
tected at single glance
The system can be fully eomprehended Ia one
hour.
Terms three dollars for instructions
Rooms at the ITins House Hours for giving in
struction from to 10 A. NJ. and from 4 Ia 5pI
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-. ~ fAEIN1 AuBROTiPIN.
TsHEsE pictures are
l. aht al of any thing saras [SSGE
ever before made. The SSi1 r. IN u NEssss
subscriber would call SNsu & 24sy ~ kk11..,
the attention u those 4GEi6 $[SAkl4"
wishing 10 get pic
tnre that VIII never fade or change in the lcast 10
the SUPER lrity Of Cuttings Ambrotypes Be par
tlc1ar, 4 ~ want Of one Of these to cali AT the
AaDRoTYPE GALLERY, No. 3, Third Street. Pictures
are warranted to give entire satisfaction and guar
antled to equal any in thc western country. H has
got the largest and inest Gallery between St Louis
and Chicago, with side light and sky light which no
ether GALLERY in this city has lie has the exclusive
night Of this patent for Keokuk and Lee county. All
other pictures protesting to be the are counter
teits, aud an imposition the public. They are
but worthless limitations Of the genuine Ambrotype
gotten up to deceive the public. The Ambrotype
Will keep IN water well upon the parlor table
They may also be set in tomb stones and remain
unimpaired for ages.
%S~ Instructions given in Ambrotyping ana al
SO IN taking pictures glass not patented TO salt
those who wish to travel H. has also a large
stock OF chemicals on hand and coiodeon Of the fn
est quallty, and ready for use
Gallery Ne. 3, Thirds keokuk Iowa
hprao-du EMERSON, Artist.
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OFFICE corner Of Main and Second Streets up
~ stairs.
CAPITAL.
Commercial Insurance Company, : 100, Geo
Atna Insurance Company, $500 000.
Star Insurance Company, $lJo, 600.
Hartford Firca Insurance Company, 5000 900.
-Etna Life Insurance Company, $3.50 900
Policies ISSUED on dwellings, stores and merehan
dize, In city ami country. Marine and Life Insur-
ance effected on reasonable terms
apT4dl IN W. W BELkNAP Agent.
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SPEECH OF
Hon, William FL. Seward
FOR TIE

Immediate admission of Kansas into the
Union.
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SHAVING AND H.In-C,Tr.>c
g. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale DcaIerin Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods.

!
/ "a MAIN STREET, kRoKuk, Iowa
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered IN the market Qua stock s purchased d rect
! from manufacturers and importer and We pledge
ourselves to sell at prices low for cash or to good
time buyers st. Louis any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices before buying else
where. We Will consider IL no trouble to show them
through Stock.--Apr26 daw
4 FINE Stock u Pocket Cutlery for sale low at
n apr rs HUST0N'S.
A HEAVY stock of Cap, Letter, Ladie Bath Bat b
IA Post Fancy and Commercial Note Paper Plain
and laid Buff, White and Fancy Coored Envelopes at
apr2o HlisT0S's.
| 4 General assortment Of German silver aud dou-
\ bic plated ware all warranted and at manufac-
turer's prices, at alT26 HUsT0N,S
| \ extensive stock Of Whips and Lashes al man
"A ufacturer'a prices at apr26 HUsT0N'3.
NHE largest ana best assorted stock Of Embruide-
ry in the city at apr-6 HUST0N'S.
rnHE Finest assortment VI Ribbons ever oa,red ii
the market at apr26 HusToN's.
{ sLoCks enough 10 supply the market ii every
~ variety Of pattern Jcrome's make, warranted
ana at manufacturer, prices, at HUsI0N's
apr26
1--WE best assortment Of Lace Wells and Dress
Trimmings at apr2G HUsToN'S
A LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves Of every
a grade at apr26 HUSToNs.
A LAkt'E lot Of artificial flowers, bud, CRAZE
\ leaves and ali kinds Of Millinery foods, at
aprZb uUS10N'S
\ LARGE assortment If Hosiery aud Glogc-,
\ English aud French hand made its, very
the. at apr26 HUSTON ~
( NoLD and common Jewelry, and Cold and SILVER
~ watches, at apr26 HUsTON'S
ENFEl4 variety Of goods comprised in tho Notion
IL anu Fancy Goods line al Huston at prices that
cannot fan to induce purchases and benefit the buy
er. Call at NO 81, and examine for yourselves
apr26
a Illusions Will be found the largest lot If IRISH
"A Linens, Laees, EdgIngs, and every variety Of
White goods, at prices that cannot be beat in any
western market apr26
4 endless variety ri Silk and LINEN Pocket hand
\ kerchiefs and cravats NJ apr26 HUsT0N's.
Property ON ith ST. for sale.
| il4L sell vacant lot 4th street, between
L Main and johnson, opposite the market place. A
small cash payment required On balance long
time Will be given.
The property is free from incumbrance
apr26-d3w NJ pIrE
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CITY REFERENCE

Having examined this systena Of detecting eour.
telietts ana altered bank notes, taught by Mr. 4
D. oemans, we have no hesitancy in recommending
the system, and Mr. loeinans rs well skilled to in
siruct all who may wish to avail themselves Of hi,
instructions. d. W. BAILEY
j W. OGDEN
ALEX. BARCLAY.
Teller Banking House Of q. G. Anderson.
91-af
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40 the Pubic.

HAVING determined, hereafter. to do an exclu.
l. sively cash business in our retail department
we arc prepared toseIl all kinds Of Hats Caps Bon
nets, dc, al greatly reduced prices. Our stock Is
now very complete, and VS. Keep nothing but The
best grades Of goods always have the --latest styles
and will sell lower fgr casi than the common grades
are gold on credit. 80 come with your dimes
- al knda II Millinery work done to order,
al the shortest notice
Oct. 2G-.ltf. D. r. HUMPHREY 4 GAGE
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a CARD.

tDERSONS owing notes 70 the subscriber, falling
a duo during the next three months or durinl
his absence at the East are requested to make nav
ment Of the same TO Messrs. ii. Woodward Il Co.. ant
those VINO have notes against him, will pleas,
present them to the same.
apr26-diw VIM II WILLIAMS
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IContinued. I

sENATE oF Tar UNIrEp sTArEs, ArRLL 9rI, $50
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MILI.IyERS WANTED.

n GOOD Milllners wanted at the store Of
~ ID. f. HUMPHREY GAGE.
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Oct. 26.-,Itf. D, 7. HUMPHREY d GAGE


NIIsHING lat We have just received Per
w Express ] dozen Soft Hats of Superior DUAL.
ity al the Great Western Emporium"
ID. T. HUMPHREY GAGE
august H. 1855
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RON SALE.
ron SALE.

farm " 20 acres, all under fence with two
double log cabins and barn 30xs0 situated Is miles
from keokuk, in sight of, and one mile and half
from the Mississippi. Icrms-one third cash the
balance in one OF two years. Price, S2I per acre.
Title indsputabe. SMITH NANSIChLEN
LN0R oALE--A house anu two lots IN Pontooauc,
4 Illinois. Apply ia
SMITH 4 NANSICKLEN
INOk SALE- Two new brick dwelling houses
l. Apply soon. Possession Immediately
SMITH i NANSICKLEN
tE0k SALE--A farm Of 200 acres, all under first
l rat, fence, IS acres in Timothy divided into
iaid., large hay barn 10000 containing irst rate
hay press; frame house, four springs, two wells
fine young orchard with variety " selected fruit.
are on the premises. There il likewise brick
sehoolhouse near by. 40 acres Of timber within one
mile If the farm can be purchased il desired Price
so per acre, third cash and balance in one aud
two years. SMITH 4 NANSICKES.
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