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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05
NEW ~ 4SHINGTON HOTEL.

"VE pristor CT tbis House have removed from ther
ois Main their Hotel. ust HEsh-
opposite the Court House. where they epared .
te5ge gd theft all theirs
Hpon she in muGa srperior+'e than orEerly.
p=cttpliJ solicit contiRn
troe fte same shall all enoeavors
will be she best the market affords and err
.'Ssrzes moderate.
tsoi tabiI aud Wagon Yard kept custom.
evi9-d Evtf FELKEk g. HEDDERECH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-05

THE LARGrST TOOK IN TTIE CITY!
oHN-F. GLOVER & co corner Of Main aud seventh
SS streets Evansville iaa would respectfully Inform he
Public that they have yard and CASH
complete
qualities thcbnesses sasd Grooved Pins
Ash oornEE Dressed CaiiinE Castings
PaTfnRl5 to on fsst sNG.i Common Boards suta6e
shops har1sand eaGlag Pine Poplar Shingles &c
g. Can -ye mad ertar - the 10 eaf prices Shelving
oore SASH in4s Mantle Pieces. MouidiDes Frames
2 orSaud NiaHOws. Bills prices forwarded all
who sAd for them. Orders will receive
fshI
"A MES Sf3OVfST.S.--25 doz No. Q, renuine article
IN contractors for sal9 los at OH AS. =. WELLS'
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ROAR FAEEEY. seo'ry. oc:16oI

lHE undersigned having purchased .hs entire stock 81
unefsia. large assortment Of Watches Jewel
- Clocks Sc. formerly owned e. esseR. would resrect
fully citizens OF Evansville and Vicinity that he
fs e old stand. First street he
tv cen Locust ant sautahe happy 20 Fa On AL
he win favor hir call promising to give satisfaction
m no sale The ENTIRE s7ncK VIII he sold snail advaRes
kEFEREScE-To FORMER PRICES
and All goods warranted rs represented.
Ger YAehes and pieces repaired IA the
'ess n 9tDTef -" a. CH5s R.RNUar.
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YMH IF partnsrship heretofore existing Philip
H'r lbr ok AMI 9hare. Churchill; under the style CT
sent P H1rn5rook authorized tn firm
for che purpose Of Netting the same.
P. HORNRRnnK
CHAS. CHURCHILL,
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NV Y=ORk HAN isklI


sECaSp To NONE TEF aoCNTAINSi
IN First oppas;te the Post Office
FEEHEnnderga after laug exR"Eehee in the husin
"a in he View York in which CT he is ackuoMl
in the of well an
poin red bakery. y 1uld resrectfuliy anphunce:
THAI h. fnlv prepared to furnish III kinds of bread
CAKES crackers MES rolls dcehuts. etc.. eithers
Fknlesaie retaN -,
e4dings naree halls private families Willie
,upplie dsred with svsrythinr fresh rom shf
sIperor article Graham atd brown b-eadsalwayson
hand
TIE will his personal aste ton exclusive
" II hs hn $aess witch he executed yle
tesurpsss.d HI any eua y2I ! @. GACNT
DPAwTHEHNssEP NOTICE.
e tvIT Ilpuarv astdsposedo ny Interest IN the
= iatefru1 Morgan. Eee1 Prea'on. have this day
f,runes eonertuerShip With nv hrozheg Na. W. Morgan
ruar The me ~ ". ". MORGAN. for the
ting ersl wholesale hnsnes IN Boots
ari shoes Hats Sars. j. IL. UpkHA1.
Eyansv lille Feb n. 80.
have rented the Brick ErdiGE Fi-st street.
below M.ssrs. Bament & fieles ana IN zee 'rs
will Srring stock. Wa would respectfully
md the rrada
rally shall he prepared 20 offer them
bath qussy Gonds and in
We will offer goods all cash and promps time
BUYERS low other hause in the West aud solicit
the patronage Of all SUCH custom -
feb2a j. II. Il W. " MORGAN-
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VOTt41Nal Nl5TIJNsti

HNLOW ER vases. uereTs. travelling panions
a. hest 10 io1 Hg wax eight Tne sen KEY French
ecordeons French haTps. detls marbles to; tea
cts port msnnaes sobs Superior needles pias tooth
link rings pencils. stsa pens. tooth brushes, wax
teas S6iir5=s chess Enersnn toilet
Gap jumping aud battle 1oors together th great
,aristv os notions ro- saIe hy i. q. PF>HEE,
amps under esS 7rsloVFs' ItaII, First st.
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FAIL CAMP AI(sNf
HAEs DIV AEs u AZ WEfOEESA EE .
NEW An VERY LANCE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. s. WELLS.

CHAS. .. w Ellis,
~ FST ing thanks for the patronage
the potlic since he openedin kvansviIle would
apprise Merchants from Endana Illinois
lucky city puTchasFfs also. that he
ia che Heaviest stock Of Hardu I'd cnt
tlery (by sncthro) that he has offered EYans
VILE market sale Many Goods purchased redue
ed by him during depressed state Of the markets.
East and in England and by direcf from Europ
his orders American Goods filled
eturers ork he is not only able hut decidedly d posed
t. offer and sell Hardware low figures house
Eford the Goods. to cash good time buyers
He invites careful examination of his stock and prices By
and Traers feeling assured that he de he
full Justice.
Among artices almost innumeranle) prisng his
stock he the following to the tTAde
AxesEells. LipPincetts Leyerett and Coins
500 Jozeu Poefet Knives Gully assorted r
1900 do Table do do;
X do Steel shears and Scissors;
loo DO ftsZOIs sud Strops;
100 grdss spoons ron Britanfa and German SiITers
% tozen Coffee Mills al grades;
/ so do Files and Rasps. all Sinss
100 lbs Bras Kettles. turned bottopss
20 N lbs Sadrons assOrtedi
| Butt Hinges. do
15GO gross Screws giul pointed; @f
$50 dozen Door Soeksand oekets;
100 do AugurE
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards: ais
go pairs Shovel and Tnngs. iron and brass heads;
co dozen Saws. from Mill 70 Key hole;
% 90 Steslyards and Scale Beams:
80 do Ames' (aud other hrandsl Shoves an Spa&esy
cask Pump Chain and Fixtures:
Japanned Tinware fully assorted.
ALSO
Whips and Lsshes. Erhes Combs Needles SSeesseies
Mounasa Fancy Hardware reneraig together WITH
heavy eoodR viz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea
ties Knives Riddles and
Gum Barrels and Gun TFimnlings,
Carpenters and Coopers ToOls Window Sash ETC.. ee.
CHARI rs. WELLS.
oct2 MaiB stra-t. Cd door below Branch Bank.
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fi5&=rs = f.7y- Tiekets&l. sE~Tickets 81.
TIE ht<r d-l~5 srabGt b<jnE emitted farm
40 4 the5nd Of the gifts. all free charge.
rowing arizts residing distance. pre-
fr the wholesale value cash va can
aGce pAasrf by ata=cssiuE che pr0pTist6is.
Tickets ~ifl be sent Of the United States
agents. addressing T. p HINT & CO. Louisville XIV
2ayrtnt fr Cektts aSst b made pEs9ious the
erarng eDflAe she hnl prize COPY of the
all al prizes viii ever person
holding tickets by ii or OTHERWISE nmedately
dr+ Ei ug free . charE
The proeu given bonds 10 furnish deeds i'm
rse@sately after ehs drawing. Address
L p. HUNT & co.
Ghs-ee wd&wts louisville, KY,
(Leu JournaI-ki5}
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CLOTHING. &C.
T-g,,, 1.,,E~ GrpRYyDrnkrl

a
Sl!ECS y r53SL Is. sIiIERiSG & BKCAMER HAF 2
ie4s.4 ths o. 5-Ear stand Water street EAder the
Journal Once. sad 'iea inE "i'F hr arEeat as
ad latest Fll gad " io-c clothing AZ
FISHING foods etc Ill her sAtBa35 low the
a tz,'-sHAvE BEEN cosirEi4EA Tt5Sf -h1ES ONE
rHEIR NEW SrOOE
sana4ss. in p-rt of Meus aud Bgg gay made fl6TAs
Hats CaFs and Trunks toEes f wi ne tnot esto z
: Gentle aen's aods railors tavHsIiTE Goods
svsr brought ts city Their facilities or 7n7eha NJ ans
'ariRs sIPe-is other inse ~ us ely
HhiG6 ~ times tohll all orders IN rie hes'
ef<doGs Tnr as ERrgE{Rs C.unTy E ere
and the pul ceneraI are rpsrer.frs invited cell ad
examine sheir 0ck sud 7-oed F,ss before aurches-
n elseEherJ. .teelo-tt
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lgg'TT4I FIRE iN<IfAax'G COMPANY OF
Wander Bur Oh COUNTY. md.

DIRECTORS.
Robert Bor7is4, join s. Hopki,fs, FIN Reilne7
PtHp Decker, H. D. His I'm. r. Pres
ton, and HIN. Ba6er.
THIS prepared take risks upon pro-
nertv situate in Country within the sa.0as
Of the en- mites vanlerburgh. posey Gibson sd ffek
i1i-.cto~s WH BAKER. Priest
ROBT BAEs2 IS Treas.
Bce.f EearF-Y San,ry oct96dIy
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MITFET5ses wv ,ila g /, y IE Jars

A =
ROS-er'N PlNc tst St, IVAN willie md
Mattresses o.
~ IA HNHSistinr of
I'M air. $pFi7xg, fEPESs Cotton and Silzaclxs
We gi'iins sha Mattresses ~ the
sta an4 they will receive thsre
W. will sell tn ~ Wholesale or -e,tl make
flvnrahe terms thPv be found
Bai ~ ,qlitis tud sizes alwIvs hand
W. viii Ia hanpv to show them TO all who
1eArQ
"a oaok Lustre. reed this day and Cor
4 ,aie ~ JAMES Low \ CT
- ~ sew w
g. 81. - sti r-,'1tas IIsgf.-
- md Shovsls and Tongs:
Cal Sho7ss: Stan Is (or Shove's ana Tongl: a'o
bv dec6N TFTAS
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sAMrEn DER
ES&NHe e'Nstiis,
N FR Q L A Z i ia IL0R,

N = I Q Z ( ] 4 Ii Il,
Second sstr.es. -Eeewsen Main and Eocust.
just received orened asatinent of Cloths
u % different eoers Casseres of dne quality 2n tbo
styles With she richest Yetngs such a n ana fa
vstTet satins. silks &c with dds for hUei
wear goods ts hest qselitgs haRd
yariaGs brdpst this city BIZ
grHersflg Ata d To GSaessns
Et5s. m4ke goods IN
shelAtss tssges aud I. ats in all 7Sri&tf
STOR AGE WANTED.
are rerared @ in our Fire Proof WarsheHsa
10 lcEplf5f-ai-e-ns.
Hng and airy Stairs, Particular vii!
be household Furniture. Agricultural implements.
IN goods iablet damage from damp
russ.
estsd the lowest ere vroofraest = emon
iot.s,rr w'ien desired.
lanai for shipping ly River Rail-
Dad AupIyto now GEO. FOSTER & co
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ElTS0 pLIfs'a,ION-

gWR IE hereto ore existing between the III
tsrs'zned. Ter the srpl II v K Hen tricks CO..
'N'' FAS '''S'sA y y K HEVDRIgKs
6eo15-tf Jos. q. HENDRICKS.
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MISCELLANEOUS

- v ! 4 rs '.E.G.S L e. S5tx a'-2S
-. Of UartsSr,. -eSs0D asciicut-
rAPgTEf, fND ,Cii--tsll 1stt1 Qud farsesy'.
FENHfS olAxSps oyrp4rsa N4th" tsrgs-sAl SaNFtss
rSDsu y 7lf= IN
Nv .rc Ioa.es sssssl ssorss lac =
no1urniturs general -fsS ian! a
r the ET5sEloh L0saes VIII be hbe<
ally adiqsted paid with rTot1stDe pb4 or
e. RfPLRS,
fA insurance ma Sssade e EFT
~ Sse receive r1Sa - lsae POI
icies Oh NJ
L W est. a. y. -. - - u =
evil e Ms1n street aeaEtg Q 2ts-5--ee ~ ---
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ST<IE ssSy gEH 4NB COPPER E1S1,-A E$-
H.FSszfsENT

a.FsszGzENT.
z~,-=, THOMAS SIANTEIN, OF the firm ofScantiln
Esz & Parvin asrcturned from, Princeton aud take
sss9z CT up his residence permanently III CRY
RS whereh he will devote his personal attention to al
branches 9th Mr.. = would all tie tten
ton Of the public generally and his Old customers
TO their extensive stock of STOVES TIN and SElEtT
IRON WARE, sgnd all s>Her articles Pertaining Il
their b2sness They also prepared 10 do all sorts M
Tin Cooper and Sheet-irQn Custom Work, Steamboat
work, DC, NC. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest rotire ndin the most perfect style
Call ct the store of SCAEft.TN & PARV1As.
novi4 F1ain steel, bet FRS. and Seeond
E'UEsN E'EEEsE, Nv 5. as. 2AE'Eiss 6C.s
AZ SCHMIDT d. 81 tsfAt y :.
keep crstar5jy hauc saviety of Sefas. Divau
E9 Lounges Chairs. etc OF 1suu faeture, Hr
order Of these articles with hair plusb
bottoms and any a:yls desired
Also received large and beautiful vas:es of ALI
PAPERS Of all qualities and whtct peetfuF
Il iYvlte pnblIs attention. u
oetl3-ti SCHMlDT. = STAFhE
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rss4ivs1 direct the Et adatanai supply o.
Winter 11od4 wIleh invite ilFdi@s &c cS"
fre1 ss inta 'el cheGer than no caen7t
lon stack Of NanleH
Ptaitz Fr.IsA IA ri.h MarR9s. sshn4rs De- LANES
FI1usls erai tri4s Gsshmere Robes netting
W fasss H0s If all e4t0vs ana%t otoeEa-
tfsll Int [4Nliss' GheTsattas sleeves. :"
sfl siieh Rilt the rsEaad la
Enail. .1lI naval .RoSGR BROTHER g. FREY
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C1PAsswNERSuTl

EEN Is 1nisrig7ea this day tornei 90
m Ter ne af Hen rl * 4 Nc Rea and ell contir
tha Shoe business at the stand q : .ie
6rokz Z 20. v. y. stbSnNlCAS
Ssef2-ts ". A. NGRbA.
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FSFHE ersgned hiss Tailoring Establish
second street Immediately opposite the Pres
teri9n Church. IN ihe office with DR.. Wood shers
gould glad all h old and soodiy
Der % ~ad would Re pleased them it
snytRng in line such pants shirts draw
ma iata order the shortest possible notice
Thankful for past aqor he would eelici
Of the at the hands of liberal rnhe
yZs j. L. NELNS.
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MlTNH rBp AtRING.

FSHE Undersigned bavRg the above business
Evansville. Gatters himself with the shat his
experience and skin in all descriptions time measuring
machinery will upon trial be found worthy the aIt-utio1
resi- citizens city, but als~ these
.ompr sing the ''ciroamambient vieinsFe.''
Ills the Post 0ee where he he found az all
CFFIcx Hours. mys r.. Fl. GATES
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POPE, SGLt4ESfBN n Co..
rC0MMISST0I No r tRWARDTNG MERCHANTS.
2S1z P1YDRAs STsE6r. DREAM
re Ethereal advances eouSSnments 70 she ahove hrL
ma3a Nv JOHN RURTTS.
Evassviiie, nd
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clotsaiae, Gcmtl,..s.Ie,,.,s Es,....ts1.ti

CIothi3sa, GcntltssIe',ss EsK 'aFslat'sg
i:"0d Sc, ......
GOOn. &RfIC-EES, AND CHEAP
~ FAY SPORK.--7he understand mss lRsF enened
2 Clothng Wsts- street. - tgasR y ne and
Seraorr 5stssts NTH robin formerly occupied - 5T ay
lin aSs lie hiss received 9rgs t9Ts ef
snd Win CO biRV. OF tae atess
-tyS ent I'D he-sel rkshv ctelr AL ar
siees 'ientleuea' FURNISH 7aods, surh frs Col
lara Cravis4 Srs Drawers. Handk frchtAfs 40 6c 81
b. found at this store @aa
epIs.f AppAM JACOBS.
CITY EXPHFias N2tSiEtsSs.
d. all kind< n civ FEpreSs 9Hs!-
ucss Savr jns5 r~ed large heavy capable
25L springs wade EXPRESSLY Tor The city
business carrya zfHrnitrs without daRger 81
hauling gr.n cErai En- te river: and N
alt ha1ag cts husinsssh enc upon
and an1hie terrys. FnGuEe as
uey22 $500 co Ks Fsnily Grocery.
sgy-s,Ie w ARE.
Tabs. Tea Desert salt e1f Mustard Saoa-s
Brtser knives Sugar SGonns eret F4"4e7 = 40 latea
CbndTen's F0rk5 etc. all wSrran+d ssh VIII sold ut low
! rrIaes (aYF soon at BlTTE0T.FF & enSS'.
"!deci3d S4in strrat trtve-n First aud Second.
RECEIVED PER srK AMER ailn4s.
- r BOXES y Il <9roafn Cheese;
: > - Eases Y 4 rsnrr Matches l6Ucrossi
..'.T Case, Is E"x-s hrst O. tndiEa:
Boxds double reNned Soda SsIsTatus in Is papSTs;
| For sale at reduced prices by
OcSI7 l.. u. ~
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Mustard Premium; 4Tnttard EnRIish:
Mustard article by Sa5ler. Firth CO.. Sksd
OIL Root Essence iDger TsTicoa Isingass. Galans
the article nago brought isi east
Preston AeIrills Yeast HpPe Mills Yeast Dgrkeess sss
prepares Earipd desirable article ckildren
vadsr Spices ssaeh ohef srticls tic hevssker
ED IA his line rahzt
HOFFEts as bag- prime for sale TO elese.
~ was GEO FOSTER & CO..
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4 tHEAPER Y'Er.--ssrersss asa BuokvAsat =isu 8
5z. - ~ '''eS'' f''S'3 . ". & - vIeKETr.
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-r4Y,ysANT q d. GAPi. an.
ssnr Merchants


description we'll OF the 9nsii-
as for ysasS aui Girls. These s9ads
desorpt91 and in addition 70 ny ad stock are
atrv by other assortment in the city
Tesrs nothing te rtp-upcome doodle stock In i
z.sds. Also large iat of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-19
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM CUROpE
Peace Delayed by the Dsr - usls of Isru..in

Nrw YORK. April I3.
1h" steamer Washington, from Southamp.
ton 10Th ut., arrived at this port at O'Clock
TINS morning. brIngin. Liverpool and London
dates ui the 9th
The peace treaty was not signed Matter,
Al the Pa"i> Conference were not 20 harmo.
NOUS "wihg I" the difficulties Intcrposcd bv
Prussia Peace, however, is considered SUB
stantIallv certain
The British AImirlit, have sent on the
steamers frI..tr Tartarns and Desperate in
search of the Collins steamer Pacif'.
Mr.. Buchanan would leave SOUTHAMPTON
tor home on the 9th Of April. in the Araro
According to the London Times. the cause
OF the difficulties at the Paris Conference was
demand Put forth by the PruSsian Plenipo-
tentlareS to be admitted to sign the Treaty
of Peace on the same footing, eni in the
SAME character as If Prussia had been par.
" to the alliance throughout 1t is said THAI
Russia supports Prussia IN these prctcn,ons.
This took plare at the meeting of the I'D.
Another meeting was held on the 9th, but
nothing Of its deliberations had transpired
The opinion that the Conference would ulti-
ma'c'y resolved itself into an European Con-
grcss is strongly believed
The Times Crimean correspondent saws
the war party still cherish hopes that the ne
got'at'ons may break down. 1t NAV suit the
French to make concessions, but IT ouubt not
to SUIT Us. They doubtless cons slider they hav.
done enough for honor and glory. and to re-
venge the reverse OF 1912; moreover they
cannot afford var as England can. and their
army however numerous on paper. is dwind.
bug sally Scurvy andf is PLAYING hav
oc IN ITS ranks The mortality is stated to be
l2o per day, and frequently more.
The allies had commenced the demolition
OF the enclosed lines around Sebastopol.
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THREE DAYS LATER.

HALIrAx. April IL.
The Royal Mail Steamship Cambria. Can.
tam Douglass, from Liverpool on Saturday
29th ut.. arrived at this port this forenoon.
en- route for Boston, where she viii! be due
Tuesday night
The news is three day, later than that re-
ceived by the Washington, but presents no
feature of decided Importance
The difficulties reported to have presented
themselves in the Peace Conferences. inst
prior to the Washingtons departure, are un-
derSfood to have been removed, and il is
confidently expected that the treaty OF peace
would DE signed in a few DAYS.
The Peace Congress met again on Thurs
day, 2,th ult. MI the members we're pres
ent. The deliberations we're reported i'm.
portant.
The treaty of peace, it is confidently be.
lieved, would be signed on Saturday, March
30
The Paris correspondent of the London
News says that the Court tradesmen have
been ordered to prepare iIumina.ions tor
Saturday evening, de6nently; other papers
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J)ratbs.

HTLL-At East st. Johnsburv, April II, Mr. Eras
:uS Hill, aged 30 wears
SrArLDING-In this village, April 10, Charles
Leavltt. son OF c F. Spaulding aged ~ wears
foRp-ln this village, April Is, Charles Henry,
son OF Hobart b. and Lucy A. Ford, aged years
and months
FtNr"H-At Kenosna, Wisconsin, March ~,
Franklin Fenton, Esq, aged 50, formerly Of Peach
am Vt.
MHLEH-ln Lowell. Mass, April II, ofconsump-
ton. Mary Jane, daughter of William and Mary
Miller. aged % wears
kEfzEE-In Boston, April, Sarah NJ. vii. Of
Dav.'! keczer, and daughter Of Luther and Sarah
A. Merriam. OF Barton, aged 80 wears.
WILLAMs-In Greensboro. April 4, Of canker-
rash, Erwin West. Youngest child Of Arthur " and
Eliza Ann " ll!iams, aged year and ii months.
M"KEuI-In Danville March 80, Abbott, only
son Of Capt jeremiah and Sarah Morrill,, in the 18th
year of his age.
j"HxsoS-In Newbury, April g, Rev. Haynes
johnson, aged IS years.
CLOUGH-In MonroesN H., April !, Fanny wife
OF Isaac ClOugh. aged 50.
Presby-Tn Lyman, n. H., April 5, Benev. wife
OF Henry Pres5y, aged 70.
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4. BRIGHTON MARKET-Ap-i, Q.
~ market $50 Reef Cattle no sores 81 nara
WORKING oxen, IS COWS and calves, 100 sheep and
lambs, 1900 swine. r ""'
rEIcEs.- l;eet-Extra. 81; LIST quality s.a>.: I'd
qnal''v s; Sd do =.
Hoes; 'a's; tallow, ~ pelts SI:; calf skins
l3c per H..
>'"re>-fearlincS none. Two wears old none
Three year, Old hone
MHch CowS-Lons. Veal Calve.-Ss4
Working Oxrn-SlS5 To- 175
Cows and Calvc>-S24 t. 81.
>"-'r ard LaiHb>-txtra 81 to IL: l., lot e5a..
SWINE" sac FER 10. ':iule.a!c aiu s Zoe
reTall. -
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WIN. p. CAMPBELL &AF COULD

COUNTY SURVEYORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC
K GENERAL Ind AGENTS.
,.,, Davenport. Iowa.
Wi attrnd L" The huv:'.- and selling of Real Es.at
Ooh'ev"ncl'S. Leaning Of Moneys. &C. All ln,i
nes entrusted t. their care will br faithfully n,,ei
'ed to and satl>fictio,i Guaranteed.
ofilcc at the Cour, House
April2 1886. a.. .oH
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Inc superintendent Of Common Schools for mi.
town will I've in session for tl,e .x,,,,,.or, 70,
c"'fs' on ire'd"y the 22d inst a. ne school house
al the Centre Village, at Ii O'Clock, Pm.
for the Committee, n. WELLINGTON
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IT Is TIE REMFDY FOR BADNESS
II ARRESTS FALLING of OF III HAZE
FROM NE FIRST ArrIP ALTON
II Is 1HE H"st rtrtAHi 1rI!.r AE7I-
Gle ~ tut WoEIp
IT h+ffS 1HE ntAp kN1f.rif fE;
FROM DANBEtir
Ir CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE.
IT DOES NOT SOIL HE Nat OK EnNSrr
LINZ N">i OF HE GREASY COMPOUNDS
NOW IN COMMON Use
Manaiac''.f''l anf sod wholesale and retail. I,y
BIO" NJ HOY / Ha li,.a, street.
'''''} 81 .loi!I> bury VI
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NARKET.-Apr 10.
AZ Narhrt -" Cattle 6jo Reevc>, and ca
stores. c"r'''iing al Working token. Cow, a, d
caves hearings. ~" and Three Year, Obi.
Prce>-MirArt Rrcf-ES.ra s. oas.15 ,"r..u T;
Ii u INV -" :. quality, '.5oa7; %. a. it
81 ordinary 8
Barrellnc Cattle W ':ra'a,ions
no 6 "oFhinE oxen- si.5, $40, l75 a 9 0
per ,,air.
Cow and ralve>-s95 81 4oasn
Three ears 81 i-SJu i" So
>'c";' a''i Lambs - 2l+0 AZ market rric., in
los - ." :, 6 7.5oe CHI; extra and select, :. s.
?, Il" 1la y.
Hlc>-S' 50 re- cwt
Peit-- Sl.'':a2 cnch.
SW!D.-Aas,
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~ rtiusts.."':.s
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Rorr-Gn.rILLAN-At, Barnet, BY Rev. Thos
Goodwi,lis, M. Sherman Hovt and Niv Helen ".
'ii,ti!lai., both OF Barnet
rNuNGT"N-FI>k-In Bradford April 2. by
Rev. :. Mckecn. Mr.. John H. Huntington and
Miss Ellen Fisk OF Bradford
Colby -MEssEE-At Stanstcad. bv Rev Mr.. Nc
Mullen, Mr. Franklin S. Colby of Mount Holly, VT
and Miss Elizabeth MeS~er. of Stan>teal.
ELKINs-MAsoN-At Richford. April 5, bv Rev.
Jay Powell. Mr. Mathew W. ElknS OF Potion. c.
f., and Miss Ellen Grace Mason. of North Trov VT
MCiUIEE-SoEEIIL-A North Troy. April i,bv
Rev. n. Ward, Mr.. Hugh McGuire, OF Lowell, and
Miss Orrilla Sorrill, Of We>tiell.
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NEW GOODS.
u. GoEfIAN has ": returned from Bo>:o
. with new AMI yer, l..r. stock Of
Hats, Caps, Trunks,

Nali>e>, "ni Gents Furnishing Go de, all Of which
will he sold cheap rs The cheapest,
-. Joh:',hury. April IL. y.7.f
STATE OF NFEMOXT
Caledonia District. S.
AZ Il Probate Court. holden a, Probate Office in
i'anvIllc within and for said District, on the liti
div OF April, A. d.. I>-,;.
III y Instrument. ruri"'rtuC IN lie the ia>t will
"a and testament "t tathariIe W. Chimhcr,iu Ia e
oi "raclltm, in said District. dccca-r being pre-
Scuted TO the Count here tv f. c. Clnrrterlin X
John y. Putnam. the executors trrci, named for
Probate: IL ordered bv >;,iA court tl;; al persons
concerned therein We notified 10 appear NJ session
"i SAID court I" be holden at the Probate D.!cr III
Danvll., on the 9TH day of May. AID l>s and she
cause. iiaiIv they have against the Probate Of
sand Will for which purpose II is further ordered
that copy OF the record II this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Caledoniar, printe
ut st. .'on>burv, previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing
trnc copy ofrecord.
CHAS. ). DANA. Judge of Probate.
"''w3 Attest, q. a. BURBANK, Register