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turned to the court room and the case went on.
Mrs. Naseby resumed her testimony. She
said she entrusted her room to the prisoners
care, and that no one else had access there.
but herself Then she described the missing
money, and closed by telling how she had
found twenty-five dollars of it in the prison.
er's trunk. She could swear it was the iden-
tical money she had lost, it being two tens and
one five dollar BILL
Mrs. Naseby," said I, "when you first
missed your money, had you any reason to
believe that the prisoner had taken it ?"
mo. sir" she answered.
clad you ever before detected her in dis
honestyf'
mo, sir"
''Should you have thought of searching her
trunk had not Nancy Luther advise you and
informed you?" hi
"No, sir" Is aG
Mrs. Nasty then left the stand, and Nancy
Luther took her place. She came up with q,
bold look, and upon me she cast defiant
glance, as much as to say, strap me if you
can" She gave evidence as follows:
She said that on the night when the money
was stolen, she saw, the prisoner going up,
stairs, and from the manner in which she went
up she suspected that all was not right. So
Sne followed ner up.
Elizabeth went into Mrs. Naseby's room
and shut the door after her. I stopped down
and looked through the key hole, and saw her
at mistress's drawer. / saw her take out the
money and put it in her pocket. Then she
stopped down to pick up the lamp, and as /
saw that she was coming out hurried away.
Then she told how she informed her mis-
tress of this and proposed to seach the girls
trunk.
called Mrs. Naseby back to the stand
"You say that no one, save yourself and the
prisoner, had access to your rooms?' / said.
"Now could Nancy Luther kave entered that
room if she wished?"
Certainly, sir. l meant no one else had
any right there"
saw that Mrs. N, though naturally hard.
woman, was somewhat moved by poor Eliza
beth's misery.
could your cook have known, by any
means in your knowledge, where your money
wasp r4tt
eyes, sir; for she has often come up to my
room when was there, and have given her
money with which to buy provisions of mar
ket-men who happened along with the wag-
ons"
Zone more question: Have you known of
the prisoners having had any money since
this was stolen?"
'No, SIR"
Inow called Nancy Lather back, and she
began to tremble a little though her look was
as bold and defiant as ever.
CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not os2 a.
Insurance Company presents t patrons the very
condo increase in Cash Assets for
their pociesal investments be-
ing placed the minimum market value at the present
the standard OF They other
prime stock good valuable and clean
vestmens yielding moderate interest and income The
have been valued being
Besides this solidlty the mpany calls
security 1t derives rsm its
hned system Agencies its having the
presenting uuiteI phaanx of ExPERESoED UNDERwRt-
TIERS worked thirty the happist
results to claimants for lossesand enables
TO en- ter the with prestige future
fun than yet reached by really NATIONAL In
Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch and ndelty:
ian3O-tf ALLEN g. HALLOCK, Agent
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Money due the Company secured b.
500 shares Hartford and N. Haven r. r
Stock. ...............
l05 shares Hartford and Providence r
+. Stock. preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent. ....................
l07 shares Boston & Worcester r. r
STOCK .... -.
$50 shares Conn. River r. r. Stock.
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The name of the Corporation is KTNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartfo rd Connecticut.
ASSETS
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NNRESH ARRIVALS
n 20 elegant Fancy Prints;
10 do assorted bleaci ed Muslini
100 pieces plain bl ok Lawns
100 do half mourning Lawns;
IS do elegant French Robes;
12o do Chailie Belege qualitiss
500 do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerohiefs;
30 cartoons ted Ribbons just reed and for sal
by nays j, H. MAGHEB & CO.,
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SeD mh26 z. H. COOK
mn = nSPS ~ "a Nm N sToNR MAsoNs,

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS. =
TIME Board of of the
will at IL clock A. M Thursday the lst day of slay
next and consider sealed proposals for building
BRIp1E WITH STONE ABUrMENTs Pigeon Greek, near
odys Mill Plans specifications of the proposed work.
be the office of the undersigned by persons
mbSS]ts - ' WILLIAM H. WALKER A.v.C.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, r.
OF HARTFORD. CONN. s.

JANUARY l, 1885,
presented its Stockholders, made out Hmp
with State laws New York. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
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swHoLEsALE DEALERS GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS, CORNER
WATER AND sTs., EVANSVILLE. IND.
FNNHE have this formed Tor
the purpese doing q wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Eayinp succseded business of Messrs Ais
Howes and made additions to make
ompIete able offer good
FOR CASH any in Evansville or any city in the
West. 3 LESNEh
jams .. oOhNNN'N.
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United States Patent once,
NJ aet4txaTnN March OF tNsl

IN petition N. w. Lesh and Zacharah Beeson
and D. Bowman administrators Jacob Beardo decreased
Wayne county Indiana, praying Of
j. g. w. Lesh j. Deardof H. Beeson, June
Ieta Improvement "be geheraor years
from the expiration OF said takes place the 27
day Of June, 1856 #.'... .# .a.. y 4. ....#
II ordered the said petition be heard Once
nohed appear and show any have why said
petition ought be granted
the extension required file in the Paen,
Office objections specially writing
before of all party
used said hearing and transmitted In
codance with rules Of oce, which win be
application.
The win depo
sous other relied testimony hed
the Office before the morning Of that the arguments
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered notice be published the Unon Ins
and Evening Washington D. C Republican, Ba-
Penny Philadelphia Boob
Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio,
previous the 27h Of June neni, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
a@a Commissioner of Patents.
p s.-Edior Of the above papers will please copy, send
their bills TO the Patent oee, with containing this notice
March 26--iaw3w ##..
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TUDOR PLACE for rsntThis elLkBown, beautiful
denca js Offered for for The
OF the most Dict heights
Georgetown, and within tbs corporate hn.s TIE premises
between seven and goand abundan
suppied with water shaSe and beautiful
afford full Of Geogetown w ashiDgton broad
The shores OF Virginia Maryland
most delightful residence for gentleman OF fortune
And OF land containing
the county OF Washington, few hundred yards from unda
and Of Coiumban College ! description which
be othce all No. 53
Also, handsome building heights Georgetown,
Of Place
iou than OF which also my
ofhee
N. cALbaN, Notary Public,
Ap 4-3tawiw No. 2i3
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Notice

Notice t.#..
II the holders Of bonds erfeate other ertaspc Of TIE dbt
ne anfe Of Tsrdt e late repbe fhe eo der Of 2sh
February, less.
.------. TREASURY DEPAET April a. 1856.
HEREAs The 9TH section Of asth February 1885, en
tied An provide Tor Of such creditors
the late republic o Texas comprehendcd Of Con
OF September o es6n requires the The Treasury
give notice BY public Advertisement The OF ninety
OF the time when payments wiz be made under s,d
And whereas notice ned February this
department. aud duly puhised ad
and The act OF The legislature Of the ofTex assnug ero
requiring TIE certificates other evidences therein provided
foro BE- hed this
adavr therein pointed thirty days prior 10 the LIST Of June
And whereas the said 4h sc,on further provides that pay
ment shall be made bond ce6cae evdeGce OF debt
which shall not, thirty days before the limited by said
be presentfd al the Treasury Department l..He
Notice hereby given the holJe bonds
other evidences OF said debt That the shall received
this partment within sixty days from the date hereof they will
be excluded from al benefits Of said axresaby 10 the 9TH
lion Of the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap l9-ltv2m Secretary oftlo Treasury.
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NOTICENo,ce hereby unknown heirs and
~ Obedah Woodon who in his
lifetime served 10 the revolutionary In 1875
the commanded Captsu John
unia and % continental line, that said obedsh
Woodsoo died while said
that, application, Virginia warrant
issued in vor of the heirs Of snd Oneda woodsop
vices 22S that said
Barley and Josiah Bete, hands
pad and application made and duplicate sbon,
The A. D. 1887, being No 6697, eating
proceedings were bad in the ~ cpmmnn pleas
Ohio, In charceTy sitting
Henry BARLEY and Josiah Bete who hlgcne.
e. retcrew who appcsnt scrip s-ued IN lieu
of said according
er provisions. for he satisfaction Of Virginia warrants a
proved August ~, A. ~. 1854 -
Mar 2o--isw9odayst A. s. PETTfCREw.
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iH the petition OF hepj r. Babbit - r. Hsoie, and r.
faniz praying tor the extension Of patent granted 70 hsn
the Ih October, cf2 pumps and he
sne for seven from the expiration Of said patent when
takes place the 7lh day Of October, te5d ~
y ordered thai the said petition be heard az the Patent
on Monday the 2sd o. September ~ O'Clock and al
PERSONS ncGed appear they have
why said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
rersons file In The faten
Once their obeeHcns specially writing.
days before the day Of hearing All isony filed by either part,
be hearing
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piicatton. ~tlN
The testimony in will be closed the i2rh Of sep
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DioDy, be hled before the morning
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Ordered that this notice be published the Unon ine
and Evening Star Washington D. Ci Republican. Bal
more Evening Argus PHILADELPHIA Day Book, New York and
Post Boston, preyious
the 2ad OF seplembor next, the day Of hearing s8s
CHARLES MASON
. .s# .#H# COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
p SEiion OF The above will please and sene
ther bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
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N the petition OF Joseph wtwoh, of Manchester England
praying extension Of granted him bearing
date The sd Of August is4 for an Improvement 10 machine o
for from the eApn
on said patent which takes place on the ID day Of August
1856 ". (. /.
Monday the i4h Of July nea' 10 O'Clock, ms and At
persons notified and show ~ any ue5
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing The extension required to S The Pa,rn
odca their objecuons specially forth writing at easi twenty
days before the day Of hearing, all testimony filed by either pa
be said hearing transmitted IN nccod
with the ruler Of the Office which will be furnished ON app
cation. .a
testimony July dep
osions, and other relied b.
filed office before the morning
guInents, IL any, within days thereafter. sA
this be published in the Union ntei
gencer Evening Washington, b. O. Republican, Bali
Evening Argus Philadelphia Day Book New York and
weeks pfoviou
the l4li Of July nexl, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
/. Commissioner of Patens
PsEdoys above papers will please copy, and send the
bills the Patent Office with containing this notice.
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Washington, April 20, 1856.

IN petition Reuben Rch of Owego county, New York
praying for the extension OF patent granted 10 him on the
July, I6a7 wheels, for
years from Of said patent, which takes place on m
9th day OF July, 1856
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday 3o Of June - O'Clock, and all
notified and they haye
said petition ought mol 10 be granted. .# .
Opposing extension required file in the Paen
objections specially forth in wriHg least twenty
before the day Of hearing all testimony filed BY either party
hearing transmitted
the Office, which VIII be furnished
application. - . A
the testimony the will be closed the goth Of June
dspoons and oer relied upon as testimony mus b.
Office before the morning of that day the
menis, any, within ten days thereafter. LIE .
Ordered also, be published in the Union Ine
gencer Evening Washington, D. O. Republican, Bu,i
Pennsyvanan Phiadephia Day Book, New York and
Post weeks previous
the Goth june next the day Of hearing. Fl
Commissioner OF Patents,
r. sEdors papers will copy and send their
brs the Patent Office, with containing This notice.
pril 5J@inv3w
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Notice

Of The rsaopal Of The land office from CdhaJa to Greenpi
in The Stale Of alabama
accordance with provisions Of the Congress ened
An auihnnzing changes location
approved March 1852 declared and nude known tbs
the LAND Office sale Of public lands CAHABA the
fAaAHAEI will be enioved from
WILLIE district from and after the sixteenth day of
Given under hand the city of Washington, this cath day
April, A. D. 1856. IN =. a. III. ...s..
by order OF the President;
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tbs General Land Office
April 26- law6w Intel. uSarJ ~
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Washington. Anil q. ls.

ON the petition Stephen X. Baldwin, OF Gilfsft New Hamp
praying extension Of patent granted 10 him the
10th Jaty e42, improvement in machine cGiug
shoe pee from the expiration Of said patent
which place the 10th day of July, $50
ordered the said petition be heard al the Patent Office
Monday 30t OF June ~ O'clock and all
appear cause, why
said petition otsh not 10 be granted.
required e n the Patent
specially forth writing, least
days Of all testimony filed by either
TO be used al hearing and transmitted in
cordnnse with rues of the Office which will be furnished on
pieati6h. V. $3.50. !. -. #a
The testimony the closed Goth Of June
dcposons, papers relied upo testimony must be
filed before The morning Of that day the
If any, within days thereafter. .
Ordered Also pubishetn the Union, Intei
gencer Evening Washington, d. CT Republican, BALM
Evening Argus Philadelphia Day Book, New York and
Poet Boston, week for three
weeks rreyoss Soh Of June aex the day Of hearing
-T" - CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents
r. sEdors he above papers will please copy, and send
the Patent Once with paper containing this notce
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IN The petition Of Alfred Han, Of Perth Amboy, New
~ praying for the extension of granted him
September ls42 for hrick
from the expiration Of said patent place
81 day of sep,ember, isAG--
s ordered iat the said petition be heard
or Monday, the tdh Of August " O'Clock
pofed spp cause any they have why
ssm petition ought mot to be grant-d.
Persons the required the
Once heif OBJECTIONS specially set forth writing twenty
days heore the day Of hearing al
70 be used At the aid hearing
cordance with tho rules Of the oce viii be furnished on
application. 8
The s'mony IN the win be- the s,b Of August
deposi"rs and other relied
the oice before the day the
II any, within days thereafter,
Ordered this notice published In In, upio, In
tesrncer, and Evening stnr wsshingon D. C Repuhlcsn
Baltimore trrn Philadelphia; Day Book Post
week for three successive ,e
sf Of August next, the day Of hearnp.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdilors of papers please copy and send
the Patent Odce, with paper containing
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Notice

0fDe dscoHtnudHee Of The Land Office at Iosed City, in the
Stale OF Iopo ...a.
NOTICE hereby ryen that pursuance Of law and in view Of
~ the report OF the receiver Iowa
the vacant land In that district
sand the Secretary Of Interior
Office al Iowa city be disconnued and
the time ~ the deon'nnnnee be ads subject entry
Fort Des Moiaes, in said State
Lands remsnins unsod and by law
pfivas entry the land ofce
subject sad ofice the
that feet by III. snd thereof
For pes Moines will give public Of
ey viii be prepared receive applications entries Of any
lands Mt their Office.
Given under hand, the city of waspgion
April, A. d. 1856. MES -
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
### Commissioner OF the Land Office
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Given under my hand this eih day Of Arri, 1855.
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Notice

Of the temporary continuance Of he Land Ulcs al Eaiamn-
9oo in The STATE Of Michigan.
CONGRESS- by approved April 1885, having authorized the
" continuance land office KalamazoO, Michi
office discontinued by No sat-
bearing date November f2, 1855 a@
II hereby declared and made known that the said
der Tor Tie dsconnuance the kaaMazoo district ia revoked
and The Office will be for business the t
next, and continued until further notice.
my city Washington this 18Th day
April, A. d. 1855 1 J. ..L.l...
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.H Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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~ Brownsville Chatheld, In this Territory Of Minnesota
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can authorizing changes location Of
proved March 3D. 1853 hereby declared tba
the land Once o the sale Of the public lands
uet the Terroy OF Mnnesoa viii be removed from
o Brownsvlle, loo alton,
N the 3st of Nav 4 -
Given uoder hand the city Of Washington day
April, A. ID. ieS.
by order OF the President . ...a#..##
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DRopos AIS ssasea and endorsed oass for
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snasercnIet. cotton. colors inches wegb,not
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soap. shaving in cakes each cake NOT less than o..
sik, sewing, wrapper aes the
thread. black and whiss, s.a,.h.il'. ls., qualny
sass ss sosa sas snA inch wide
ThinbIes, $40 AVID $40 diameter
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expense The be uniform at all the
yards.
CAsDLss--se parate bid for 1900 pounds.
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s.%dss n Hn ws @ haS
braided and composed q IS cotton threads Of the hes,
aoes IN good con'anns pounds
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Mustard seed, American, brown
(
Bottles, ocsason, for mustard and pepper
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0f 1885, aud his bid Will be ma DE and
accepted conformity with this understanding
one, made y e; 70 he se 9e
Aa1as e46 wrusn guarantee, sssed BY
more lac they undertake
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with good and sucent euer
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consider poposai uness accomplished by the
uned by be certhed by
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JHs att~rf,on Of and description Of
requred ss in.psson before reception ju' st
avicies offered and he
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