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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-01-19
ANOTHER ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE

ANOTHER ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE.-A
Paris letter writer says:
"Speaking of matrimony, people say row
Though this report has already been in cir
culation before) that NJ. de Morny is about
tn marry young American lady without
fortune. The antecedents Of NJ. de Morny
are already known to you. He is generally
regarded as the soh of Queen Hortense, the
mother Of Napoleon III. He executed the
coup d. eta1 of the I'd of December. He was
at that time Minister of the Interior He
retired from his place through dissatisfaction
at the decress which impoverished the family
of Orleans. lie has become President the
second time of the Chamber of Deputies.
He has a fortune of fifteen millions of francs,
acquired in speculation, and which he is dis
posed, as it is said, Notwithstanding his
former bachelor connexions with the court,
to give to this young and obscure American
lady. lie is encouraged in this step by the
success of the love match of the Emperor,
who has profited much, as have already
said, by what was regarded at first sp an
worthy alliance" -
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AFTERNOON SESSION,

The House met at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Van Worries presented petition from
the Trustees of School District No. l, in the
City of Saltwater, asking that they he per.
mitted to levy on said District for sum
sufficient to build School House.
On motion of Mr.. Mobiles, the House re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole
for the further consideration of the Cover
nor's Message.
After some time passed therein, the Com
mittee rose, and reported the Message back
to the Aouse with certain references.
Mr.. Van Worries moved that so much Of
the Message as relates to Slavery be referred
to select committee.
Pending the motion, several members
arose, each making different motions, and
amid the excitement and noise, the chair was
unable to preserve order.
Motions to adjourn, calls of the House
&C., were made.
Several members were found absent, and
the Sergeant-at-Arms ordered to find them
After order was restored, Mr. Boutillie1
moved that the Messenger be instructed to
furnish refreshments. Lost.
Mr.. Hull moved the House resolve itself
into committee of the whole to consider the
state of their stomachs.
After further statesmanlike, dignifed and
beneficial proceedings,
On motion the House adjourned until to.
day at 10 o'clock.
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Mr.. Sturgis introduced Bill granting to
5. B. Lowry the right to establish ferry
across the Mississippi River.
Mr.. Bradley introduced Bill to change
the name of Serena M. Huntley to Serena
NJ. Ames.
Also, Bill to incorporate the town of
Minneapolis.
Also, a Bill granting to Geo. Houghton
and C. Davis the right to establish a ferry
across the Mississippi.
Mr.. Hunt introduced a Bill granting to
Samuel Allen the right to establish a ferry
across the Minnesota River.
Mr.. Wilson introduced Resolution asking
that he be discharged from the various
Standing Committees to which he had been
appointed, which, on motion, was laid on the
table.
i A message from the Council was received
stating that it had passed Joint Resolu-
ton for the relief of A. j. Morgan.
The Bill passed by the Council instructine
our Delegate to attend to certain matters
was taken up and read, and on motion Of
Mr.. Mobiles, the rules were suspended, and
said bill read third time and passed.
The Joint Resolution for the relief of A.
j. Morgan was taken up, and on motion Of
Mr.. Norris the rules were suspended, and
the resolution passed.
The House then resolved itself into Com
mittee of the Whole for the consideration Of
the Governors Message, which was referred
to the various Committees
On motion Of Mr.. Mobiles, the Committee
rose, reported, and asked leave to sit again.
The House then adjourned to o'clack.
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the Rules of the Council, reported those
used at the last session for the government
of the Council, and moved that 100 copies
of the same, together with the rules of the
House and joint rules, and list of the names
of the gentlemen of both Houses comprising
the several committees, be printed for the
use of the Council.
On motion. tie Council went into com2it-
tee of the whole, Mr.. Balcomb in the chair,
having under consideration several bills and
memorials.
They were reported back with amend
ments.
Mr.. Flandreau gave notice Of bill to le-
galize the election of township and precinct
officers elected at the last elections in unor-
ganized counties.
On motion the Council adjourned.
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Rock ISLAND BRIDGE DowN.-On tic
23d ultimo, says the Rock Island Argus, the
ice broke, up the rapids, carrying away the
tressel work used for the raising the first
span of the great railroad bridge across the
Mississippi, and breaking down and nearly
running the span which had been raised
This span was nearly completed, except
putting in the iron bolts, and rested on the
tressel work used for raising it. The loss
must be quite heavy upon the contractors,
Messrs. Stone & Bloomer, as the whole must
be taken down and rebuilt.
DEATH PENALTY FOR SLAVE STEALING
At a meeting of the citizens of Goochland
county, Virginia, on the 18th December, for
the purpose of sending delegates to the
Southern Commercial Convention, resolu-
ton was adopted advocating the death pen
atty for slave stealing, confinement in the
penitentiary for the attempt, and the admis-
sion of negro evidence against a suspected
person. The resolutions also recommend
arming the pilots in Chesapeake Bay, at the
expense of the State, and authorizing them
to search suspected vessels.
G4 During the past year 60 steamboats,,
20 barges, 8 keei-boats, and 9 flat-boats, of
an aggregate tonnage Of 1901 tons, we're
built in the district of Pittsburgh.
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THE WAY THE PEOPLE ARE GoUGEr,-
Under this head, the Dubuque Republican
makes the following truthful statement:
We learn from source entitled to credit,
that the Registers and Receivers of the
Land Offices in Minnesota Territory, have
been for some time past exacting from pre-
emptiOn claimants the sum of six dollars
and a half for the registration of their
claims, when the law allows but fifty cents.
The Administration has been appealed to
for redress, but no attention has been paid
to the letters which Lave been sent to the
Department concerning the swindle. This
is an outrage. 1t is simply robbing the poor
man of six dollars, to help fatten the pets of
this Democratic Administration of ours.
Will not some of our Delegation to Con-
gress take the matter in hand, and see
whether they cannot, by personal applica-
ton to the Land Department, effect what
letters from private citizens have failed to
do"
POPULATION OF ST. LouIs.-The Intelli-
gencer says year since the census of St.
Louis, within the city limits, as fixed about
ten years ago, was $4,000. The city had
outgrown those limits about 25 per cent.
Our population is now not less than 100000.
The Legislature is, at last, extending tie
limits SO as to take in the past ten years.
growth of the city. When the ACT is pass
ed, we shave a census taken, and give the
world the exact figures.
A SIGHT FOR Pooh MAN.-The steam
Ter Allegheny yesterday brought up from
Cincinnati, over thirty tons of silver, worth
about 81 600 900. 1t was under the care of
the Adams Express Company, and. we
believe, was destined for Philadelphia. We
observed number of poor fellows, who
looked as if they didn't altogether feel GER
tain that they wouldn't have q turkey for
dinner to-day, cycling the boxes containing
the argent with very wistfal countenances-
Pittsburgh Post, 25h.
CHINESE FOUND GUILrY.-Late adyices
from India state that three Chinese sailors
who were taken prisoners by the boats of
the United States steamship Powhattan, du-
ring the late engagement with pirates in the
Chinese seas, were tried in the Supreme
Court at Victoria, and found guilty of MUIR
der on charge of killing two men of the
Powhattan's second launch at the time when
Lieut.. Orlando was blown up. The Judge
had reserved the sentence DEATH on q point
Of law.
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The Presidents Message has not produced
the sensation in Congress which was antici-
pated at the White House. There is gen
eral concession of approval in regard to some
of the most important points in our foreign
relations; but the action and not the words
must give these declarations consequence, it
is esteemed the part of prudent policy to
wait for further developments before exhaust
ing hosannahs.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
FEOFFATsS LsVEIs PILLS.
PHENIX RII,T,ERS.


FROM ALL MINE RAJ PoISoNS.
EHNE great popularity which MoFFATs LIFE PILLS
IL BITTERs have attained. in consequence of the
extraordinary effected by their renders it
proprietor into particular analysis
their medicinal virtues properties. Having been
than twenty before the public and having the united
testimony than THREE MILLIONS ofpersons who
been restored to the employment of the perfect health by
believed that their hs bestvegetable
the public. admits of dispute
every and village in the United States
testify their efficacy
and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and
health,
In cases of SCoRFULA. ULCERS. ScURvY ERUPTIoNs
the skin the peraton ofthe LIFE MEDICINES truly
shing often removing days every vestige
oathsome diseases by their purifying effects the blood
FEVER and AGUE DYSPEPSIA. DROPsY PILES and in short
all diseases yield their curative operties No
family should be without them by their timely much
and expense he saved Prepared by
WILLIAM B. NOFFAT, D., New YorA.
And for sale by KELLER, FA RNSLEY x 90.
NH Evansville. In diana.
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THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

C4 u IN I'D Cd ~ GA @ II @
AVING reduced their prices correspond with the
Saltpetre, continue offer their well
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
and eanisters. Also powder for
Blasting Mining comprising full quae
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give entire
salts tlstion.
The 9tandard their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest reputation for than twenty Ave will be
unsurpassed by any other manufaete of The kind in
the world.
dealers also the Office of the
Company, No. SO Wall, cor. Water street. New York
A. G.. HAZARD, President.
A, E. DOUGLASS, Sec'y. mY26-6md
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EXON LANCE HOT TEL
.e-. NeyVbTrg. HHG.

,i BEG inform the citizens of Warrick and LIS
that they have purchased the Hotel Stan
Mr.. T. HaZen. and intend
good reputation the house has acquired under
They have REFURNIsHED and REFITTED the
and prepared to Their
the style. table will
supplied with the hest the market adords in short
pains will he spared make the EXCHANGE a first
class hotel Their stables will be kept in the posbe
condition in order TO persons with animals
nh2S- -lWdIyw
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TENHEY did than give porary relief
they never will 1t is because they touch the
is the atmospheric poison called Masma Malaria
Neuralze this poison by its NATURAL ANTDoTE and all dis
Ague this Malaria. moreover il is
peri city harmless medicine The certificate
tied chemist, K. Chiffon of New York this
tached bottles therefore if it does good it
no harm.
This than said Qunine Arsenic n any
tonic in existence their is the
aud brings DUNE AGUE, which allows
feel perfectly well for single In
these truths extracts from received
from a Physicians:
JAS. 4. RHODES Es1-De&r Sir: Yours Ofthe I'd
hand The Cure arrived late last year the difficulty
getting it greatly increased
with the public being better than
that the remedy they needed escape
taking Quihine. contained the drug itself
This remedy, (known Smiths Tonic would invari-
ably but it did it would
return wi rene wed vgor Thi circumstance deemed
could institute
it and your CURE. The following is the result:
Three took Cure all of which
Quotidian intermittent Fever - of standing
missing chill but it in all slowly
ing laying the foundation severcr
maades did succeed in efecting radical all three
these with remedy, and they have had
chill In all three these the snths
had been used and would before stated break the
but period or had elapsed would return
think b will be difficulty in giving your
Cure the vantage ground of other remedy in
here &c. &c. WILLIAM BUCKYER. NJ. d.
RHODES FEVER and CUE CURE. 4NTDOTE TO MALARIA
the only harmless remedy in existence is equally certain
PREvFKTIvE Takeit y feel the chills
coming on; sud YOU viii never have single
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, H. BLAKsLEY; Chicago
BARCLAY Bros
For sale in Evansville by HALLOCK & sTODARD
WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
KELLER. FARNSLEY & co,
And Druggists Generally jeli-3mw
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ENLEOTIN n EnICINEN.
nEXE EAnFlLY GKOCERN

E have bought the stsck and taken the store formerly
~ occupied by T. Bacon Co., Main street, opposite
the Branch BsnE and have made large additions their
stock with 5Roh for future supplies usthes
promising citizens Evansville and vicinity
great variety of the best articles Of Family Groceries asany
house the city Being determined exeron to
give satisfaction all hope receive liberal pat
Give trial All Goods delivered free of charge
mh13 q. HERSHBERGER Il CARSON.
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GRESH HOUSE,


On Corner Market Market Place
EVANSVILLE, IND
STRANGERS visiting the city will always find good
- daons receive the proper atte ton at this
House. myI21y
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TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE.


WKTE ricevinE large best coal in the
~ West and ready supply and custo-
mers by the small or large quantities. viii deliver
private houses at 12 cents bushel
sumers. will make liberal deduction. Orders
the store of Hollingsworth Hughes will be promptly
tendedto apz -s. j. Va j. W. HUGHES,
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NHESE Machines operate upon an entirely Princi
n ple using shuttle, hut needle and two threads
They have been in operation in the hands families and
ciently long to give them
and haY given eRt tire satisfaction.
They very sim pie in and highly
tai well useful fitted to adorn ladys parer
less position in theshop of the atisan
1t has been object furnish Machine that would be
applica BILE family well the OF Taiors
Dress and Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar manufacturers
&C. We oOndant that Machn in tn presen form
are the best ever offered to the public.
Thousands famles testify their merits
kinds family sewing while Shirt and Collar Manufactu
their work. FIJI : .-' tF
ofthe Machin solioitedn
at Hopkins & Reads, ss..... E. o. READ
epI7tf Sole Agent for southern India
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EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. IS 1856
MEDICIN AL.

R. E. SELLERS
MUCH USED AND HIGHLY POPULAR
FAMILY MEDICINES
Z a. L. a. as ),
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
Which stands Unequalled by any Medicine
for D ta Cure of LysT 6 and 1a Gthsr
ap dSn @ Sanf 5a s2sp Rg9s for psS %
Which mas been qualed by any remedy hereto
As Bilious or Purgative Pill they are unsurpass-
ed and the original only true and genuine Liver Pills
the h Er Ss
public seeking for of which it has
When he undertook praparo and veud this medicine
pill public having any fair prstenson to
this disease it had long been successfully employed in
private practice and given the public with such dire
and the result its glly susta its
garded as the only pill deserving be called THE LIVER
COsTIVENEss.
Gs s liver P an ans it the Rdp % %y
cathartc pills us they are re-
commended with confidence in all cases. purgave pin
may advantageousy to the public those in
THE WORM MEDICINE.
& mas ~ IN TINS or any other country or expeing
worms frequently nest children agravate all other dis
eases and are capable producing great disturbances in the
should be prepared with great Of naerias
and it be feared that many Of the medicines
me ers to the public prepared of the best
SEILEsFss' IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP,
Pronounced Co be the essanest and eeacious
iy for the of Coughs Colds,
iuenzs Tickling sensations of the Throat Whooping Cough
,tc.
Sellers mperia Cough Syrup given reiefto hundreds
Who have used it, and the persuaded has
he mpart benefit that be claimed the
Jongh Mixtures in general use.
Most ofhe mixtures sold for coughs composed spr
and ammatorf articles which, while give little
eief really The Imperial Cough Syrup ains
prituous whatever and be used all
requiring active medical treatment The Imperial Cough
yrup has been used for the last re-
pectable inhabitants Of Pittsburgh and vicinity.
For sale by HALL0CK Il STODDAD,
Agents at Evansville
ianIe- And by other Druggists generally. |
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TRAVELER,S HOME,
rYSAarIW EguTEsS Eesh TnVerF


Formerly RHIisS Head Tavern.
FENH undersigned has taken the well known house.
and rehted and reurnished it throughout in the best
STYLE The daons will other house
Evansville have good Tor Boarder and keep
we'll supplied table the market will afford and rates
Onabe. Attached to the house is good Bowling Alley
Travellers will receive every attention and their cattle be
we'll taken care o sug1f-tf WAI. d. THOMAS.
COPARTNEgSEEBP
TENHE undersigned have formed under th3
style Babeoek SOnntag. and viii carry
the Hardware Business street the old stand Of
Babcock Brothers. HENRY o. BA ARCOCE,
iy21-tf GEORGE s. SGNNTAG.
NHEESE-IO boxes very superior Cheese Just reed by
v aug27 HERSHBERGER & CA RSON.
GBRIEE CIDER WIN &c Ai.-IO bbls. warrnted pure
y hand aud for sale hy
aug27 HERSHBERGFR & CARSON.
NeICHLED EORK.- bills for retailing.
p sug2T HERSHBERGER & CA RSON.
FNHOICE FAMILY FLOUR always on hand at
= 4 aug27 Z s. BABC0CK's. Water street.
y EMOES.-Just reed from Baltimore rer railroad ly
y sug2s z. II. COOK SON.
NHFRGE- boxes choice article Just reed from Gin
- cinnati. for sale by aug26 VICKERY JOHNSON.
NWACKER Elm barrels and btts. all numbers
~ sale by s. L. GILBERT CO.
augt9 Sye. Wats
HNOFFEE AND TEA.-3 bags prime Coffee and chests
u Tea, rec d and for sale by je14 l. STAFFORD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW Goo DS AN - 2 " z AkECE1Ss
SSHANKLIN RELY beg leave to call the attention to
their friends and to their large and Wen
eced spring and summer dry goods
during thepas omprng of the most desr
able found the city, which they Gfer whole
sale and retail to their and the public generality
atow prices prompt time buyers Thersoek con-
ssts the folio wngBroad cloths black and fancy
Cssmeres and Tweeds white buff and fancy and
silk Vstng cloths and plain and fanya
Linen Drills rich Calieoes of Philip Allen sPrague Bne
State Mills printed French and Scotch aeo
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Beregs black coored Grape Mantz white CASH
plain fancy Ginghams rich printed Organdes
Brliantees Cha Laines white Shawls black
fancy silk shawl rich sta hawls and searfs black and
white lace Capes Mora antique Parasos silk and ngham
Umbrellas Panama. Leghorn and Braid Hats English
and rich Ribbons. Hosing Gloves
Palm fancy Fans and shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds, together with
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c, sc. my1 SHANELIN & RELY
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rvmK. McGFs EW, ,
TENNEY a sORENsO

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAK1 tEBLIo'
once I'M the taCrescent City Bank' Building.
AA LII aesenU - - my25
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u. H. COOK & SON, g.
WROLEs ALE ANR RETAIL DEALERS IN
GAs0CEEkEES 81 PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. INDTAEA.
UH0E rs AIE RKED HRVMENT

WHOLESALE nBP tRTMBNT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
HETlIL DEP 4RTN:ENT.
MAIN STREET. FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNEl.
~ Fl Co0y begs thank his friends in Evansville and
neghborhoo5 for their avors 50 freely bestowed upon
him since in business amongst he 'nd takes
ms onnortuuiv of Introducing their notice his Mr
A. o9oS Who% ne has SAfn erm o. T. e Cook Son
the suppor literally conferred on himself
T. n G0Js hs d Satns the tek of Mr. Fos
that hsy will BE aaSsS T so ygpPy f
cery and Provision line o. + G. Son wish especially e
d.T Si n % frsS5fh to- hr
e
must ensure their ordersfor the future feb2-t
aF.r NEW GOOOS.
at T s Gag oohs Ba
and Stand Covers Frststreet near Msin
pAr~wlNG! PsTNTENG!!
GEORGE G. w AL KER & CO.,
oRNAMESATAL AND sIeY PAINTING -.
patch, otice yenReman's Row. Vine street 5etweer
y IN BOXES city window Glass 8xIO 9xi2 I0xI4 I0x2
l9xls 20 gross extra pint TASKS n refsyS % ms day
EDATEN LEATHER G GAETERS.-Gents black drab
cloth patent feather gather boots Oxford and Prince
aps from the most
E6RO CASES Ladies BOotees; cases Child Bootees50
tog sal. iSS'' Sy nhsi S T. TGGHEs ii CO
W93L TWEEDs-a bales gssy TySd o Ts0,S E "a to-
. 200 gross. iOe yards. white Spool Thread;
200 do 100 do col'd de do reed this day and
for sale by my10 JAMES Low co.
SEWING SEIK.-lOO lbs black sewing silk; reed to-
y day n sale by JAMES LOW & co.
APPS 41s Main street. Louisville, KY.
EpLACK LAWNs.-2 cases solid black lawns, received
to day and for sale by JAMES rSat L0M oo
ap26 JAMES LGW & co.
~ 4ls Main st Louisvillee Kv
TRIMMINGS Silk Fringe 10 silk
ap2s '''nH-'nS'' ''' '1' anu JAMES Low & 90.
gBONNET RIBBON
: D 50 cartoons Bonnet Ribbon assorted;
so do Dress Trimmings do; reed this day and for
sale by JAMES Low & CO..
my3 Alb Main street. Louisville, Ky.
CALDWELL & LANGLEY.
EEAVING taken the old stand formerly occupied 2. H
RE Cook next the Post Once have large and we'll select
ed stock Family Groceries, which they
close attention business receive liberal share
ofpublic patronage. mys
CUNDRIEs.-5O bushels Potatoes 80 lbs Table Butter
- 100 doz Eggs just received at
my17 CALDWELL & LANGLEY'S
Family Grocery.
KEEN q PIS ESTON
YE commenced receiving their Fall Winter stock
fgoods embracing variety of merchandise they
have usually kept.
We the trade largest
nave ever got up styles suburb prices low
No merchant ought visit this this Fall without
ming stock it show choice
selections of goods and whether he viii leave
better and from the beauty
the styles and combinations colors
display of manufactures, will
feel prouder of his country.
sep6 KEEN & PREsToNF
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CINCTNN

NIXON * GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS 00K AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
REa n k IL X p ap RS;
SMITH Il PETERS CUT CARDS Il CARD SHEETS;
EigsstbOGY1S Book and News Ink
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. ete., etc.
SALES ROOMS, n Il 70 WALNUT STREET.
.r ~ CINCINNATI ..
Where they every variety ADAPTED the city
aeountry trade and she materials employed in its
ctur hest
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"a. EENNEH& & SORENsUN, -oa.,r,
DE ALERs GROCERIES AND LIQUORS oohNEh
EVANSVILLE, r.
this day formed
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery aho 1
busines Eaviug succeeded the business OF Messrs ans
Ho purchased their stock and made additions 20
aortnent we shall able oher as gosa
cOH EN- OAon' % my A~ - r s. TENNEY,
west. s. SSORENSON.