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A IT the EyA ANsvILLE LIBRARY Association Rooms, Fos-
~ IRIS Buildings will attend to drawing up DEEDS A2re
: s. and all other writing entrn@ted 20 MN o1el4 -
NNODFIsH-20d drums just received and for sale ~
III J noyM TENNE1 " SORENoUNs
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John d Dsfrses VIM r. Nofsnger. H. W. Talbot,
" IT FIiis I " Sneneer w. G.. Wharton.
r. r RKozI,yEII See,y. j ID. DEGREES, Pres't.
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EETHITE LEAD.-too kegs pure for sale ty
w nov27 ORR. DALZELL & G.

FEEHE dersigued has removed his Tailoring Esabsh
Second street. immed edately opposite the Pres
BY terian Church in the office with Dr. Wood where he
would be glad all his old customers and goody
Der Of and would be pleased them with
anything in his line such coats pants shirts draw
radeto order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for favors he would respectfully solicit
the the hands liberal public.
y2S j. L. NELMs.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
MISCELLANEOUS.
ia THE CITIXENs OF SOUTHERN INDIAN a
X EIN "a "a n AND Ll4I.iAOAs.

EAS D. SAUNEER5. Civil Engineer. having taken Up his
% abode in the city of Evansville would repeetIuty an
IN ounce To- the Of the southern portion Of naana
aud Illinois that he is cd TO furnish rlahs
2eefeations and E5tima Of work Of any aescTption
20 his profession viz Water w orks Drainage OF
r. avs Turn pike PLANK other Roads, the I'm
or1yemeut of Rivers nayig stion purpo es etc.
Tes moniais ability fr1m h. H. @llson Gs ohtsi
sueer Of the Albany and salem Railroad udse
II ioomfngton Ind ; George q. Dunn of BEDFORD Ind, r.
b. Wilson ty Engineer of New Albany Ind; ana -; y
Moore Esq Ghef Engineer OF 5ee p, l. ana O59o
Il Inc RaIr ID can be apINeatl0n IIn1o y
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EVANSVILLE, IND, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH g. 1856
LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED AGRIOULTU RAJ WAREHOUSE
MILLER. WANesATE 4 & co.
NTANUFACTERE EE{s and Dealers in all kin ds of Farm
Yl Garden Implements Moving Reaping md rhresh-
Aschines Field Seeds Trees 56 Main
street opposite Bank o Louisville, Louisville K..
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"GEN. TAYLOR NEVER SuRRENDERs. The
22d of February spent in Mexico under Gen.
Taylor-Buena Vista and the gallant soldiers
of Kentucky and Ohio.
Capt. Cutter, whilst responding to this toast
given at the Masonic Banquet, on the evening
Of the 32d said, that when the deputation from
the Mexican army offered terms of capitulation
to Gen. Taylor, naming to him the oyerwhelm-
ing number of their arfnery, he said with his
usual bluntness, 'sISlly your General if he had fifty
thousand I'd fight hina' This expression, as
characteristic of"Old Rough and Ready was
modified by his staff into the terse sentence
above, whilst his own words so far, have been
lost to history Gin. Com.
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Rnnrd of DIRECTORS

INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, Oh
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE
q \ Il. a Il

WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
o4 South William street, New York.
DEINCi longiestabshed with extensive connection
in the above business respectfully solicits conslgn
ments ofaI kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed on
consgnmeats of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by 80,
]. Fl. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb2O-tf Evansville, Ind.
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CINCINNATI.

- NEXON & GOODEE
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS DOB AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
Ell N X Es o O X Ii ap RS
=sNITHa Il p ETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS
LigfFtbOdy,s Book :ma News link
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW Ffa RIeS- ETC., etc.
SALES ROOMS, a d 40 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI, o.
Whar they offer every variety paper ADAPTED the city
acounlry and the materials employed in its manu-
isaT 49, res .eseHa fdrice paid for Rags. sep46m
GEORGE W. DAY BRowN MATLAoE
DAY g. HTATLACK,
" HoIEsAL DEALERS IN
DRY CO oPSz
sep46md CINCINNATI. o.
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CABINET EEAREEES' STOCK.
e Us received.
y Iod gross be- crews fat and square head;
$40 feet ale Wire;
2s9 iaz Iron Cupboard and 7 II LaekS
Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
2a0aoz do do Table do. - to Il;
luo aoz Mahogany aud " HaIHut Knobs;
2GdO gross Gin5et Point Screws. assorted all sizeaj
400 setts Furniture sters. Brass and Iron Wheel;
80 dnz Cabinet Files and Rasp5. ass q lengths;
SO iaz Looking Glasses. ass "a sizes;
80 reamssund paper;
Jus rec S anA for sale by APPS BA BCOtk BKO.
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5tUNDRE tts.--
" 100 J ourin Kid Gloves;
y cases Linen Cambria Handkerehieis; see s. 80
loo pieces sc inch silk do;
20 cartoons black Silk Laee reed this DAY safe
by -,,e NJ 800 81 IouizyilIe Kv.
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CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
FEtHE undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention dealers and to their large and
varied Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled
keep on hand large stock of Caps and Letters
plain and ruled; Flat Demys Mediums, Royals and
super Royals; Blank Book Papers, by Platner
& Smith, au1 other first class ms anufacturers
are the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand at all times aeomplete Printers Papers
every desefintion Lishtbody's Book and News Inks;
NcCrehry' q OoioTed Il 81. YarBish and Gold Size.
We Land in aarge stoc4 of the best Four
Griner Newsand Book Paper and tpply orders to al
any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order shortnetiee. i
nay highest market pic cash. for Rags Bag
e'e' f NIXON & GOODMAN,
Wholesale Paner Dealers, &c MAnufsetureTs' Agents.
sep1I II and 79 Walnut St. Cincinnati.
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FRED. BEL EONDEEEG,
COATNTIss ssfON ATERC ANT,

NO. I LAFAYETTE STREET, 7.
New GrIear2ss La.
ETOR OF Butter Cheese. Lard, Eyes Dried Fruits
y Flour Neat and all Of estern Produce and tor
sonInants decI4-dem
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- Ufs!.eEs,s MERCANTILE WHITING FLUID
A D Is b5.es > dcZ each Of this tnk sale
iaoI6 5. Il. GILBERT l. co.
~ AAIE. O. sAaEEE.-los II Prairie Chickens. Quails
al squirrels, Hcaison. Rabbits. Nc, tor sale by
febi j. w. i 5. NICEEEY.
sS0AP AND CANDLES tezes Tallow Candies lf
~ boxes Co1lsao a4d German Soar. tor sale 9y
ftl2n j. W. y 5. VICNERY.
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sSHUlT Tx EEs.-Just received springfeld Ohio.
n alo of Pezeh Trees containing 0 varieties kinds
for sale by novel GRANT & CARSON.
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RISING SUN INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
RISING SUN, IND.
Ronrd OF Director.

Hoard o. DirectOrS'
4 3. Hathaway, Il. b. Lbring, Jacob O. Wells,
Jao III Soencer John Grace. B j. Hathaway,
J. r Ubrly S. f. Oovin.ton j. w. Talbott
W II Pate VIM II. Powell. George Gillespie.
B. J. HATH AWAY, See'y. ). HAITIAN Az, ffes't'
manaved nv citizens State; and their
ratons are confined exclusively the State of Indiana
Risks taken on Buildings and Merchandise and also on the
cargoes Fateats and Steamboats, at equitable rates OF
premium by L. Y. Gh a AA1Al -
oct27 -d3m agent.
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| a. SSATINETTS.-
| - Black Satin ett. es -
| do Cadet Striped Satin eft,
| l 40 Printed do. reed this day and for sale
by JAMES Low a. CO.,
dec15-dAw tlS Main street. Louisville. KY.
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LOCK AND GUN MI EH.
T0BBTNG such as repairing Umbrellas, Parasols, mend
- JAMES SP PALDING,
oct9-6m Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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II n vvurrfrp A. l.. ROBINSON
WHEELER & ESGBa&sONs
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW'
(succe ssors 10 Ipgle, Wheeler & lglehaft.J
General Lar and CoaecjiRg 4geHsy, corner IN1t "A
FIRST stS. , EUGRsrsIl2, md.
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s-tvEOTeIEs- -RECEIV ED By T. HEADEN. Main street.
- 10 lbs fresh Roll Butter: 20 sxlo Window Sash:
5000 = leaf Lard: ~ sasa :, :, -.
3l9z sun Country made) Brooms; ! box Mustard:
Hsmn and Cotton Red Cords; nest Wash Tubs;
box spoon Salts ] bag wrapping Twine
ar---;oods delivered tn Purchasers. Iebz+
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ASORN bushels on Canal and Railroad for early
deei5zdiS" ~ GEO. FOSTER & co..
GORN--3o.0 .050 bushels Prime in gunnes, readS
at convenient shipping points Wabash for sale by
dec15-dtf GEO. FOSTER d 90.
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DAVID Helm Nh
n S,D, EEEEFE 4NEs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DhALEIsS IN
GROCERIES & PRODUCE,
,rvr,sv, 1pr LIoroRs &C.. &C.. MAIN STREET,
Doops ARoyE SECOND, EVANSVILLE, IND.
ian3I
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PROVIDENCE Sept Q, 1864
The demand for cotton during the past week has been
steady, and the market closed with lrm feeling. Wool
"A light stock ot pulled on haLd. Fleece very firm.
Sales a the week, 1890 his Printing cloths very
tive and prices rn; sales Of the week, 81 900 pieces.
BurFAto, Sept 81 2. NJ
Flour nrm sales 800 bbls. at - 20; good Wisconsin,
81 90 90 %; choice Ohio Indiana and Michigan 50 81
50 10 good 70 beet extras most at 80 90 - 3D. Wheat
cpeeed active and closed quiet Gales $4,000 bushels At
81 10 for choice Illinois spring 81 ~ r common white
Indiana, 81 40 for choice do. and Illinois. Corn dull
COCO bushels at SIC. After the rise in freghts
buyers at SIC. Oats firm at acc. Rye dull. Cana
reighs 10 New York nrmer; 1bc fer and Ice for
wheat Receipts In the twenty four hours TO To-
day 3.s0 bos -FOUR 30 I7o bushels wheat, g. l6l do.
com, 20 ga do. oats Canal exports-25, o49 oushel
wheat and Ice, 22s bushels corn.
OSwEGo, Sept. 81 r. "
-Four sttsdy-eales Of extra Oswego, 100 bbs. Wheat
quiet Corn firm and scarce-sales last evening 8 400
bushes AT &c to-day 200 do, at $50, ~ arrive.
1mporis-3I $50 bushels OF wheat. Canal exports
1884 bushels Of wheat and IS ,o12 do. Of corn
CHICAGO, Sept Go T. NJ.
Wheat acknowledgements 10 Buffalo CO. 900 bnshe's,
and Montreal 20 600 do. Corn dull and declined lc, the
decline mainly owing TO the advance 10. freishts shp
menis TO Buffalo IA 600 bushels Freight to Buffalo IKE
what
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CoroyEI FREMoST's REtIGIoy.-When viii
the miserable foes and friends Of Colonel FIRE.
mont exhibit some traits Of common sense In
relation to matters that have nothing to do with
the present contest? The Eren,ag Pot Of Satur-
day publishes another silly and ridiculous TRADE,
purporting to b. a correspondence between Pro-
feseor Weir. Of West Point. and Mr. John
A.B. G. Gray. Of this city. Professor Weir, o.
the Military Academy instead Of attending to biz
duties at that excellent institution. exhibits him
self in the attitude Of prying into the private
religious affairs Of Colonel Fremont. Through .
second or third person he cndeavors to pick ~
testimony on this important subject, and by the
delivery Of a book, through another Professor
endeavors to ascertain Fremonts religious Opin-
ions-matters which are between him and heaven
alone. Mr. John A. b. c. Gray takes up the
cudgel on the other side. and eadeavors to prove,
by an argument az long as the moral law. that
the West Point Professor is all in the wrong.
It's all humbug. and we are tired Of seeing
this. one Of the best Of Presidential contests.
founded upon great AMI practical national prin-
ciples. be-litllod and bc-deyilled by ridiculous
attacks upon and still more ridiculous defences
of Colonel Fremonts pedigree, his religious opin-
ions. BIZ private life. any other small matters
with which the public at large have nothing in
the world TO d.. We have not the slightest
doub,-and are satisfied without inquiring or en-
seavoripg to find out-that Colonel Fremontis Of
that universal religion which is founded upon
.ruth-that he II a Christian, believing in the
great fundamental truths upon which Christianity
i founded. whether he commenced hsreligious
life a. a Roman Catholic or Protestant is not
. matter Of .be slightest consequence. Every
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NOMINATIONS ALREADY MADE.
The political cauldror Ia beginning 10 levil among
local politicians few nominations have already been
made, and before long the names OF the candle aes wi
be given The following the OF those regularly
nominated -
CONGRESS
Ssrenh Dstrid.-Geo. N. Briggs X. ~; John Bullock,
KIN.
FOR ADvpwxv.
MIMI Ward Cornelius /. Cooper, X. ".
Fyfte,nh Ward Harry Snyder, vhig.
.Sst,ntesrfh Wdrd.-John Van Ripper, X. NJ.
NSnasenh Word.-Iram Abn Maynar X. "; Henry
W. Genet, straight wing.
FoR corN0fsEv
Trsnfy first Distrfd. John Kennard, X. ",
Tp,Yfv tecond Dtstric.-Alex. Hemphll X. ",
Ttf,rry- efohh District ID 9. Hunt. X. ".
Tuty.eiokh Distrid Hiram A. Maynard.
roR ASSEMBLY.
srenh Disrfa.-ssmuel Brevoors, X. N. c. l. irving
KIN
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS ~ THE NINTH WARD
spIt has occurred In the Ninth Ward Know Nothing
Council growing out Of dispute as 10 who The regular
nominee for Assembly. Henry j. Irving was nominated
by The old Council. n was 'olsimed by one majority;
but this was disputed Samuel Brevoors friends claiming
that be was The successful party To support the stters
claims new Council has been organized Meanwhile,
both candidates viii be run.
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"WHES DocToEs DIFFER''-AS INTERESTING
DisruTE.-A furious controversy is now being
wagcd between the American Medical Gazette, edit
ed by DR.. Meredith Reese, and the Medich Spe-
ciaiit, edited by DR.. Robert Hunter, in reference
to the merits OF the latters system Of inhalation.
We have so frequently expressed our opinion Of
its efficacy, that it is not our purpose TO take any
part in the present discussion. We notice the
quarrel simply as another indication Of that ma
MIA for public disputation which seems TO be in
fecting all politicians, lawyers, Journal
lists and divines. Each has his nostrum for pub
lie or private evils, and the medical profession
Jealous Of this invasion of their prcscriptve
rights, now rush into the arena to vindlcate their
science. 1t Is a pity that some specific cannot be
found to keep them all quiet. Pugnacious as are
politicians ard priests, they are outdone in vio-
lence by these medical gentlemen. DIR. Reese
calls DR.. Hunter quack, because the latter, like
a man of sense confines himself to the practice of
one thing which he knows well, in preference to
practising many things Of which be knows little
according to the general custom Of the profession
DR.. Hunter retorts by recommending his readers
to call at Rushton's aud TO ask for DIR. Girls
wold's sovereign remedy for fever and ague
and intermittent and bilious fever DIR.
Griswold, the patentee thereof being the
assistant editor Of the Medical GG.dtel
The thrust is home one and we arc curious
to see what reply DIR. Reese will make to il. The
Gazette also twits Hunter with being an English
man, and we presume that the latter will retort
by throwing Taay" at Reese, without, we hope.
the usual accompaniment. These are certainly
curious features In medical polemics, and IL the
profession cannot make use Of more forcible argu-
ments, we are afraid that the old opinion will
gain ground that aqua pura is the principal ingre
dent in their prescriptions. In fairness to DIR.
Hunter, II should he stated that DR.. Reese has not
always been In the habit Of speaking in this de-
prcciatiDg manner of his rivals talents In COM
menting upon ono Of bis papers upon inhalation,
which was inserted in the March number of the
Medical Gazette, he speaks Of his scientific views
in regard to diseases and remedies" and says
that, though designed for popular instruction. d" IL
may be read with profit by physicians" As how
ever facts in controversies Of this kind have more
value than arguments, we refer our readers to a
etter in another column, from one of DR.. Hunt
er's patients which will enable them TO form their
own conclusions, as to the merits Of the dispute.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY EIEcTIoS.--The pri-
mary meetings for selecting delegates to
State Convention Of the republican party, other
wise called black republicans or Niger worship
pcrs, or whatever else they are better known
by will he held this afternoon in all the wards of
the city. This is a very important movement On
the part Of the friends Of Fremont. The republi-
cans, as they call themselves, or niger worship
pers. as we sometimes call them, are only one OF
the many parties who have enrolled themselves
in favor Of Col. Fremont's advancement to the
Presidency in this campaign. Fremont is the
nominee Of various parties and various men, en-
tertaining very opposite and conflicting opioions
on State and abstract questions. Wesupport the
election OF COL Fremont for great conservative
and rciormatory purposes, as we have indicated;
but we have very little feeling or sympathy In
common with republicans or their abstract and
local notionz.
The meetings held to-day in the different wards
are for the election Of q convention to nominal.
thccandidate for Governor. In Metropolitan jour.
nails several names have been put forward for that
high Office, such az L. b. Morgan. Simeon Draper,
and Horace Greeley. Mr.. Morgan il well known
to be connected with the great Central Railroad
interest and as Governor would be merely an
agent Of that dangerous and fearful moneyed
oligarchy-a thing we dcprecate in the politics
Of this State. Mr.. Draper belongs to the same
side, and would be entirely under the influence
exercised through the big and little villains Of
the old whig party-Thurlow Weed and Lieuten-
ant Governor Raymond. Philosopher Greeley
Is an independent candidate, and seems to occupy
a position more popular and less under
the influence Of moneyed mon. He has
his oddities and his distractions, and his
pecularitics in dress and his peculiarities
in opinion; but on the great questions Of
integrity and honesty as public man, we think
he Is far ahead Of those who have been named
with him. The election, therefore, will be inter.
estDg to day, as an effort will BE- made by the
friends Of each Of those candidates to carry dele
gates favorable 10 their views. What we shall do
in the Governors election, for our own poor selves
we have not yet determined If the republicans,
under the influence Of Thurlow Weed and the big
and little villains Of bis clique, nominate such
men as Morgan, we shall certainly consider
whether il is not our duty to support such fair
and honorable man az Judge Parker, who has
already been put in nomination by that cxecrable
party, tho rotton democracy Of this State. The
only wonder Is that such party ever selected 80
good and reputable man. They must be very
hard driven when they were forced TO accept him
as their candidate.
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full grown man, with developed and well ba-
lanced mind, with all tie light before his
eyes, win be of one universal faith, which
is neither Roman Catholic nor Protestant,
but which takes TIE good from both sys-
TENS, laying aside the fanaticism and rubbish
that cucumber ITEM Martin Luther was born
and edmated a Catholic-John Calvin was born
and educated Catholics was John Knox, a ID
70 have been all the great Christian lights for the
psst five centuries; but this did not prevent
them from enuncating the purest doctrines, and
eliminating the great truths of christianity.
This prying into the private affairs Of candidates,
either for the purpose Of abusing or euiogizing
them, is only worthy the mighty energies of such
men as Professor Weir, John A. b. c, Gray and
Lieutenant Governor Raymoad.
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INDIAN WAR IN FLoRrDa.-Our telegaphic des
patches from Washington inform us that a new
Indian war has broken out In Florida, and that
General Harvey is to be sent down there to re-
pressit. These Indian wars are always got up by
schemers, politicians and spectators, to advance
their own ends, even at the expense of hundreds
Of lives and millions Of treasure. The last Indian
war in Florida, got up under the Van Buren, adj
ministration, cost the government $4,000, 900.
There Is no estimating what, under our present
corrupt administration, and under the manage.
ment Of JEFF. Davis Cushing and Wise, this new
Florida war may not cost. This trio Of worthless
have been lately getting upa mass NEE ting in
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New Orleans for the purpose Of making political
capital at the North by holding up the bugbear OF
disunion, and we should not wonder if they had
a finger also in getting up this Florida war, 50 as
to magnify the perls that menace the republic.
In this they overreach themselves, for the more
perilous seems the condition of things the less
likely viii the people be to entrust their manage
ment into such hands
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Governor Wise has retained 70 Richmond, afser a dc
eh,ful foourn in the mountains
cen. P. a. Herran, Minister from New Granada, and
Den Rafael Pombo, Secretary CT legation are In Wash
ineton city.
Charles W. Abbot Of Rhode Island has been appointed
Purser the navy from the "a OF September 1885, in
place ofJchn r. Abbot resigned.
The Board Of Engineers, which reconvened on the
I9h Of August, adjourned few days ago. The following
engineers passed for promotion First Assistant
Engineer Theodore Zcer 70 be Chief Engineer Second
Assistant Engineer Montgomery Fletcher TO be First En-.
eipcor Third Assistants, John W, Moore Thomas vii.
liz nsop, " Manning, and ]. D. Kimbal, 70 be Second
Assistant Engineers.
ARRIVALS.
Al the Lafarge House-Hon. J. r. Stevenson Florida;
lent Cohen ~ A., q Holmes and family Florida; j m
winston, hatcher, Mss John Knight and family do Alex
Ne. cod Halifax, ~ 81 Or. VIM W. SrngfeIiow, Florida.
Bernard Cohen, New orlsans, stephep Hoyt s. Louis.
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me European mails win c.ose in this city :. half
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