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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-11
MEMS WEAR.

All kinds of goods for mems wear frcrn = r'ss II
very hne BroHdcloths all Of whioh are -s, e3ls
cheap
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EMBROIDERlES!

$500 worth comprising every thing in that gue rsa
caNed for, ard at his usual rateI f. 81 Upper el s
'han any Of his neigbors selling
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PARAscie
BONNETs

100 Peras?ls from the cheapest kind up t. tis Iss.
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Kenosha & Rockford Rail Road.

Wepublsh an article On our first page from the
Rockford Democrat, in reference to tie projected
railroad to connect that city with this We ask for
it a careful perusal from citizens generally
Though written for the other end OF the route, 1t has
less interest for our people From this it viii be
seen that our Rockford neighbors have determined
upon connection with our road, and have entered
well for the speedy construction of the Road One
year from the present time, it will be seen is the
time allotted by the Rockford people for the con
structon of their part. From present indications
we see no reason doubt that we shall be able to
meet them by that time.
Our work is progressing with commemorate dis
patch. The work Of docking and dredging here is
going on with n large force under able direction
Capt. Lane informs us that he has force now of 10
men his job of three sections and is going ahead
successfully with bis work. Other sub-contractors
have considerable forces at different places along
ne line
We can assure our Rockford friends that here the
feeling is all right and that all arc anxious for the
connection with their beautiful and growing cty,by
bands Of iron. Nothing will be left uudoue at this
terminus of the Road to insure all tire advantages
that they can possibly anticipate in connecting with
Our harbor room docking and shipping facl-
ties are daily improving, and the prospect is now
that by the time the Railroad is completed, we shall
have all the facilities to meet the demands of the III.
creased business in this line
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MAMMOTH CApSIcUM.-Ourf friend HCDsoN
BACON OF this city, lett in our office the other
gay sample OF red peppers grown in his gar
De" ms season. The plant has four peppers
on that viii average 10 inches IN circumference,
each tis. curiosity. The seed vas brought
irom washington last spring. by Miss Eliza
Adams
e We areindebtea = our fricai VIM OR1rpez.
Tor large and deleious mu>kmeloa of She Canse.
'ops variety Such an example is worthy Of all
Imitation
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MOI HE.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS in the City OF Kenosha win COM
i ruence the Fan Term, in the North Ward Monday
the 18th and in the Middle Ward Wednesday the nth
September Jno c. McKndIey, Esq Principal The pupils
from abroad design become members of the school
are required without fail TO he present the first day
the opening the term order admission,
that each member may assigned under the
ment to the department which he she prepared
ter. BY order Of the board oi Education,
JNo. GRIDLEY, srpt of Schools
Kenosha, August 20, 1896, ltd
ENOH TEE COMPLEXION. Balm of a
e Thousand Flowers, Stands Alabaster Tablets
Stands Chalk Balls and Glen's Toilet Water fo-
sale by S.CLARk & son, 40 Main st.
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WOODEN g. STONE WAEg
good assortment
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At meeting Of the Subscribers to the proposed Course
Of Lectures the coming winter held pursuant notice
the Court House, Friday evening last Rev Mr. GRID
LEY called to the chair and A. H. THOMPSON appoint
ed Secretary.
On motion Of Mr. R. II Demng, the following gentlemen
appointed Committee to draft plan of organization
viz: S Lowell c. C. shoes r. H. Deming, J. G. McKind-
ley, and A. Hanson After short ABSENCE the committee,
through its chairman F S Lowell reported the following,
which was unanimously adopted
The committee to whom referred the subject Of form
ing constuton for the organization contemplated by this
meeting, would respectfully report the following:
For the purpose Of procuring the delivery Of Literary
Scientific Lectures in the city Of Kenosa we organize an
Association with the name of "KENosA YouAG MEMS
LITERARY ASSOCIATION under the following
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@A.DD.Ll5379 TOOLS,

We ask particular attention our stock OF Tools They
are manufactured expressly for House. quality
ard finish anequaled and tems Our prices are
as low common article is usually for. From deal
ers and manufacturers throughout the country we ask call
and Halter ourselves that prices and such as
Will command their fax orable consideration. emo
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S. wish it to be Understood that bought any
goods credit since my first purchase that the per-
who trades with me- and pays cash. will give the
same per cenage which save by paying cash which
least from 10 to 40 per cent. X
August q, 1870 3m
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DAENTs, Oils, Dye-st"Gs, White and Red
Lead, Zine, Coach Furniture. White, Damas
Shellac and Japan Narnishes ane Putty, constantly
on hand and for sale the lowest prices at the Ex-
celsior Drug Store 70 Main ST, opposite the City
Bank s. CLARK & son.
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We offer for sale in this department. Oak and uemlool
Tanned Harness. Bride ard Collar Leather Hog skin Seat
ing, skrng and Pad Skins, Spanish Slaughter Sole
Leather French Philadelphia and Westren Calf 6
Kip Skins, Oak and Hcmock Upper Leather Lace Leather
Morocco Binding, and Lining SKINS with full gener al
q assortment Of Shoe Einhrns o
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Leather Betting.
L E A 7 II z 2

have the only Agency for Reese Hoyts superior Pa
tent Stretched and Riveted Leather Beltipg
Also Goodyears Patent superior Rubber Betting and
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SUFFOLK Plus"
: Few Thorough Bret s4folk Pigs, 90 sale by
~ r. 6 ELKTNS
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OF THE BALTIC.

<AAsAsA 1900 -
NEW YORK, Nov. 1o.-rbe Baltic hs. arrived
here with dates from Liverpool to tho 29th uis'
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Oct 29-The news by the A,l'.A
caused less frmness, and . turn In favor OF puy
ers was the result Sales for the three oAy'
reached 26 900 bales Prices generally
Breadstnffa generally unchanged. FINER quAnues
Of Wheat advanced ono penny, ono su' D.,
SITS; Baltimore and Philadelphia Dt a a3ts. Mea
Wheat sid9.s: white 930l0s. a. Corn anu.
yellow aud mixed 33l; white 3a0'4a''
MonaS m.rLst unchanged Consols for money
92o92t .,cv
TIL. f..,pre Of the news which excites most At
tention, Ia official paragraphs IN the farIs NOM
taur formulating that the English press puo
i;.hes cslnmnjes against the French Government
and hold ont tho menace that the continuance OF
such conduct will break the Angio-Frencn alliance
TIE paragraphs have caused much excitement,
both in France and England, ana y 70 leporleo
that the British Government will ask an explains.
ton if the threat Is intended to dissolve the ALI
auce.
NAPLES.
Respecting the Neapolitan difficulty. the only
additional new is, that the French Embassy, and
probably the British also, left Naples on the 10Th
utimo.
Count walewskis official correspondence with
the NeapoItsn GOVERNMENTS published.
The English feet intended fer Naples, was at
Malta; aad the French feet intended for the same
destination was at Toulon German papers say
that the squadron will 60 to Naples in three
weeks, matters are not settled.
THE PERSONALITIES.
There is nothing new with respect TO the com.
pcated relations of the Dauuban Principalties.
Il is denied from Vienna but ret asserted frola
France, that the Porto has summoned the Aus.
trians to quit In this connection there are two
reports-frst, that the Congress OF Paris will not
likely meet COON, owing to the onassent of Eng
cion OF a secret understanding between England
and Austria respecting the PrincpaiiIies, demands
that Russian squadron be permitted to enter the
Black sea on the same terms as the English heet.
TURKEY.
The entire Turkish Ministry has resigned. This
event is attributed to the intrigues of Lord Red
cife to bring in Redschid Pasha as Vizier
Owing to the bad grape crop, the export of wine,
vinegar and tartaric acid from the Ottoman States
had been prohibited till Sept 7th, 1857.
Letters from France regarding financial affairs
are not satisfactory.
|. The demand for money continues unabated.
NAVAL.
The U. s. sloop of war Constellation, left Naples
on the 18th for Constantinopie.
The U. S. frigate Congress remained at Naples.
SPAIN.
There is no news from Spain except a contem-
plated increase of the army.
THE LATEST.
LoNDoE-Saturday. English funds closed firm
for money, with more Hberality in the discount
market.
| At the Paris Bourse funds recovered half per
cent. Letters state financial affairs in Paris less
discouraging.
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E~ Hotfc e.--Wm. r. Bartholomew.
watch .kar beest to return bis thanks to his friend
and tbs public generally. for tbs liberal support
given TO his .stsblishment during his lats illnsss
aud being nov perfectly recovered " il give - her
toors his best sttentisn to the repairing OF Watcher
Of eysry description, and also Clocks and Jeweiry
svely. uud having had over twenty years pfsctinsl
exueriepce at his trade, in England and the United
states he can safely guarantee satisfaction to all who
my WIN. J. BARTHOLOMEW
Watch and Clock Maker,
m list Corner Main and 18th sts
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y lNSCOLDs BALM OF THOUSAND
RLOWERS, % cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentri6ce and Cosmatc that ever the art
q applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth healing the gums and mparting fragrance and
sweetness otherwise offensive breath which too
frequently exists, without The persons knswledge.-
FOR sale in Richmond BY r. DUQUESNE, No. 207,
Main street, and by Druggists generally.
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MARRlHn.

In st. James Church, Drummontown. Accemss
connty. Va. on Thursday. November 9Th fs56, BY
Tho Rev. WIN. @ Williams. Of 0oorsia, RtSP EFT +.
WILLIAMS, of Richmond. to Miss ISABELLA
WILKINS. Of the former place.
On tho 5sth q ostnnpe5 y sss Esy. w" .;
Patrick, to Miss Y J. RURWEI4L, Of Franklin.
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ppusrnTNTIAL ELECTION.

m. mails Of yesterday ai'sFnoon o1'ns' n
IN. new sbou. the result of the Presidential s'ee.
den Return. from 60 counties in Kentucky SHOW
"'n r.mo.r,. gain Of 1854 votes The Demo.
nv. .,or,v In Georgia Is estimated at lo. co.,
49, .,.,,,v Of the Same party in Alabama Is 20.
~ ~. democratic majority In Florida II ia es
wv ~,llbe 5000 In two counties heard from
=. . .s., st.,s, Buchanan gains 400 on the vote Of
last year.
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Schooner Ask0re-Forty.three men ii
RAriI.

Peril.
OSwEGo, n Y, Nov S.-The wind, which has
been blowing fisrcely most of the day from the
ssuth, has now changed to the north west, and a
perfect gale is blowing 1t is reported that forty
three men mostly farmers, were on the schooner
J. G.. Deshler, ashore nine miles above the city,
taking of wheat, when the gale came on, and that
they cannot get off, as the sea is making
. clean breach over the vessel 1t is feared they
will all be lost A team has been sent down for a
life boat.
SECOND DISPATCH
OswEGo, New. 10.-It is feared the ~. w.
Brooks" is lost with all on board including crew
Of 90 and several passengers
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Heavy Damages.

CHICAGO, Nov wv. F. johnson, the owner
of lard factory on the Lake Shore at this city,
has recovered $5l, 600 damages from the Illinois
Central Railroad Company for cutting through his
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- Cnrd-.The Members Of the Armcry
Rand return their thanks to Mr. Thompson Tyler.
for the generous manner in which he entertained
them on Yesterday no lit
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Appointment OF u KANSAS Judge

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 Thomas Cunningham,
Esq., of Beaver. Pa, has accepted the appoint
msnt of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of Kansas
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- a - ILsNsssEE RAILKoAb I'VE are gratiAsd
A. - .S .ns contractors on the Tennessss road
a.,s 3. 1s ison. II Is conAdeniy expected 10 be
20 Union by the end Of the year. ana 10
s.,ousn ey early spring. The Tonnes slps
IA. nassn next year. sons say BY MID.
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8,ol7 SS,573

Fhs above are returns from 81 counties; show
inx q Demsratic majority Of 1854, and q loss on
the Governors election Of 766 for the Democrats
and l6, 633 for the Americans.
Elm Halifax county, the polls at three precincts
were Illegally kept open three days, and during the
the last two days the Democratic vote at these
prscints was u to American.
NEW YORK.
The Albany Journal gives the full vote Of near
all tho counties in New York, except Sullivan
and Hamilton The fOetinss are as follows:
Fremont. ....23o34l
BuchAnAn,. .loo,%9l
Fillmore. .lIU,@|0
Fremont over Buchanan.... 73,050
The official result in New York city gives Blu
shansn Al ,9l4; Fillmore 1885, Fremont 177S3.-
Buchanan's plurality In the city over Fremont ii
AHl' over fit C0SNE 81 fss5 So'A 'S
The fall returns Of Connecticut foot up - fol
For Fremont. AZ 492
For buchanan ........''.'''..'4,on
For FILLMORE, ~,4E
Fremont's plurality 1922.
NEW JERsEY.
The full returns from this State are as follows:
Buchanan, ........".........39 .4e1
Fremont, ..--...-..............2 ,oeo
Fillmore. .2l,oS|
Buchanan over Fremont l6 593; Buchanan over
Fillmore II Ss4; Fremont over Fillmore ,o9l
RHODE ISLAND
The full vote foots up:
Fremont.
Buchanan, ...........'.''.' ooco
fnmor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'00'
The Boston Atlas gives returns from all the
Townships in thu State except seven, with the fol
lowing results:
Fremont. .........--..,......10 500
Buchanan, Observation-Disclosures. 3S232
Fremont over Buchanan Is, 597
fBY RAPHl
TENNESSEE.
WYTHIvILLI Va, Nov. l0-Passengers here
from Knoxville, Tenn, report that it Is cone sded
by the Americans that Tennessee will give Buch.
anan , 900 majority. -
DUBUQUE, Nov lO-The losses and gains are
equally divided between the parties, and do not
vary much from the August election, when the Re-
pubicans carried the State.
FROM ILLINOIS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l0-Sheahan, editor of the
Chicago Times says, on the 9th inst that Buchan-
an has certainly carried Illinois, and no mistake
Eheakan il known here as . man Of Judgment
CHICAGO, Nov. lD.-Sevsniy one counties show
Fremon. TO be 500 ahead. The remaining "a
counties to hear from, win give Buchanan 10000
majority. The Republican State ticket il l2 900
ahead
fsECoND DisPATcHl
CHICAGO, Nov. 10I-l2 M-Ahen Dem.,) IL pre-
baby elected to Congress IN the 7th district In
the lower house Of the Legislature the d. Rocrats
have majority Both parties clsim the Senate.
THIRD DIsPATCH
CHICAGO, Nov. 10, r. M-further returns
confirm the indication that Buchanan's msjority
In the State will be about ,o00 The Republican
State ticket has about 5000 majority.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
WAsHISoToa, Nov. l0-Despatches to the
Warrington Union say that In Illinois the Fill.
morites and Fremonters fused on the State ticket
only and were victorious. Buchanan has carried
the State.
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Mr.. George Peabody has visited Canada West,
the cities Of Detroit Chicago and Milwaukee, pass.
ns over the Illinois Central Railroad. At last &C.
counts he expected to reach Buffalo ON Monday, q
nss week, 20 ~ 70 spend Tuesday election day)
With Mr.. Fillmore
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HoLsToN CONFERENCE.-THE Holston Annual
Conferences closed it's session in Abingdon Va, on
Tuesday night. Among the nstables present wer.
Bishops Andrew and Early, President Wiley of EN-
CRY and Henry College, DR. Hamilton, Of Nashville,
DR. Leroy u Lee, of the Richmond C. Advocate. DR..
McAnally, of the st. Louis c. Advocate, DR.. Cum
rnings Of Ashevie Female College, snd others -
The next session Of the difference will be held at
Marion. Smyth 40 Va
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DIED.

| On Saturday. the sth instant, EVA THOMAS,
| daughter of Richard and Margaret L Patterson,
AGED month";, two wseks snd four dsss
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yS- Tpustse,s Sale of Furniture, Cold
LEVER WATCH &c.-Particu lar attention IL fequsst,
o'clock at he store on ain street. sxt door to the
Exchapse Bank. of handsome Household Furniture,
Gold Lover Watch, Silver Spoons, Pianos, &C.
nail THOMAS w. KEESEE.
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e. The Stockholders of the virginia
Central Rail ROAD Company will meet on tn uRS,
DAY next the 18th inst at 81 o'clock, r. M, az odo
Fellow Hail.
no ll-3E JOHN tAEhEII L, oecleieiJ'
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sSAalME NEWE.
PORT or RICHMOND, Nov. 10.
aIss wArxR THIS DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.

Hlas wArxR TEIs DAY AT 81 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED, it
Steamer Bevidere, PIitchett, Baltimore, ndss.
Ludiarn 4 Watson.
steamsaip Jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse
aud passengers Luilam Watson.
echr evergreen, Huxley Albany, lumber, E. +.
Schr Blgchimond, -, Albany, lumber, Rsglsnd
Bro.
sohr Arkansas Harrington Norfolk, corn
Srhr amos Falkenburg, Rogers, New YORK, nay,
Clendining & Co NJ. n.
Brig Sana'l Churchnsn, -, Mo- Edinono' 10
sehr King William, George, Pamunkey .ives corn
to E. Wortbam Go.
Schr Only Daughter, Rogers, Now IoiA' n"S' IL
W. WhitSock Son. 1
schr Millard Fillmore, futile, Philadelphia soai'
W. H. Davis Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Virgins, Rooms, Philadelphia, mdse ana
passengers, d. Z. futile.
Sehr j. w Roche johnson, down the river, HSnt'
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wReliaious Convention.-.Ths co,opera-
ton Of the Disciples Churches in Eastern viI.lnis
will commence its annual session, "a oyss,nols
Dr.. Bareiay. late Missionary Jerusalem; Dr.. shep
ard Of New York; Professor Loss, OF Ginsinns;n ~
Rev james Chaen, of Phiisdepnis, soa stser als
tiogaished strangers are expected fuone services
viii be snuounced through the city papers.
no lift
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LOST.

I OST, LOST.--A Fancy Gold Rracelrt
L. was lost on Main street. between Corinthisa
day, about o'clock. The finder viii be handsonr7
rewarded, by leaving the Same at Osbornes Pctur,
Gallery. no l1-2it
I OST-Uu Friday evening, pair OF st c,I.
IL mounted 5PECTACLES, frame very delea,e-
reward of one dollar will be paid the firdsr sv
leaving them at this office. nol0 p
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAAksTowN, LEWIS
PAErIsH, Master, from New York:
A. Rudophy. J. z. Britain VIM. Brennan, A. Mc.
MILAN, r. Craviu, Pat Cravis, M. Burch. Capt B.
Ksyton, q. DuntSn, C. Wentworth, Capt. w y. Lo-
veil. u 6. N, A. Davidson, G. w. Edmends, VIM.
TAYLOR, Nj Jerwin, 4. G. Schenck, 2. Carroll, Geo.
Bennett, d. ant w. H. Robins, ID. Levenger, Mrs
III. Gray Mrs. Jas. Williams, MIs. d. b: SIiagord,
g. Pepnin an J. q. Clark tars. Read and child, M.
Aaron Miss Frost. Miss Taylor, J. " hitehouse, A.
Russell, d. Wetch, Ers; Motley and child, W h
Crsns, s. B. keIntyre ~ Hart g. Collins, ID; MI
mich, E. Aooay, Mrs. White, Jno Hurley, c FL.
Rhodes, krs Rhodes 4 2 daughters, ID. A. Robinson,
James Z. Ksllott and lady, n. DesmoIe. ana 81 in
serags. Also, fl ON EoIfolk-T. l.. Wright, Wn
Miller. y. d. Cunning CHAM and servant, &. " Dsane,
j. Il Lane, w Fo!ser, <. g. Stewart, J. Csrnick,
w. T Hendrsp, Mr. Wetmors, W.. Bartholomew
aud lady, Jno. Perry, John Hertz, Capt. J. b. klch
ardson
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FIGHTING AT NEW ORLEASS.-The II. o.
papers Of ednssday contain very brief notices of
the election riots there on Tuesday. Ferdinand
Lange WAS killed at one Of the polls:
The Chief of Police arrested Michael Petrie at
the residence, No. l9 St Philip street, and searched
his house for concealed weapons There were
found nine swords, one double barrellsd gun and
two hundred balls and cartridges. Distributing
arms is the charge against Petrie. Three men
who were in the house were arrested for talking
insultingly to the police while making the search
ATTEMPTED ASsASSINATION.-Daniel Ullman,
the well known operate agent, was sung shotted
in Broadway, n. Y, Friday night. He was quite
seriously injured. The would-be assassin escaped
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.- the aIccAsaics' FAR.
r.,;s,tton Of the Mechanics Institute ". =.
Tne me-, h' n,sh,. ia handsome style A large gu
e'osed i..s nrs.ent Mr.. CRANE made an e4cei
sisnee w. ~ and Mr.. FORBES, Vice President OF
len. aps announced the premiums. The Ex'
sns an.A ~. been highly successful, and every
.sns /, concluded with perhaps As muen GEN. :.
nn as.c.,on a. ia ever felt at the termina'0h Oh
nah an affair.
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FIRR.-Ths DIV cling of FIR. Dani,l B Morrison
in Berkeley county, Va. consumed by fire en-
Monday night last Tne,nIe orisinstsd from the
lives.
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AkAOkY X. IL. /. BLUES,
NOVEMBER 9th. I9ls

NOVEMBER 9th. 1855
q SPECIAL OTIC E.-.Thore mem
81 bers who have not been enabled to procure the.f
I'M Uniform Over Coat, are requested to call on Mr.
w e. MORRIS. No. leo Main street, ims.diaseiv ind
leave their measures.
Its important that members should leave their or.
ders By II O'Clock, Tuesday next, as Mr.. NJ, will
wish to know how many Coats are wanted.
By order. VIM. II. FRY,
no S--St lst Sers'i