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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

SSFEEL FIRE sETs-POLIsHED.-
- Brass hand Shovels and Tongs; "a
and To- lie
Neutrality-suspicious..

VEvIE parn srshp heretofore existing between PhiliI
Hornbrsok aud Charles Churchill; under the style o
Churcki is this daV dissolved by mutual
sea Hornbrook is the Of thu firm
for the purpose of settling thu same:
7H9 sss g taasa4ti.s Jif CHAS. CHURCHILL,
EYansvIIe. Dec. 5. '55. -.--- ~.
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IRISH LINEN s.

IRISH LINEN S,
SIS DAMA$KS, &c.
UST received direct from the Largan
and Banbrldge Ireland, we'll selected stock Linen
Goods viz: - -.-5---
12-4Linen Sheetings. soft finish and grass bleach;
4O-ineh Plllow-case Linens, do do;
So inch Shifting, do do; +
Bleached Damask Table Cloths assorted sizes:
" mite brown 90 DO do do;
Bleaehed do Napkins;
Bleaehed and brown Huckaback Towels;
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs etc. m an
We invite the attention of buyers these
sale retail Possessing the facilities which wedo
competition here or elsewhere.
SHANKLIN g. REILLY
Mai
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MISCELLANEOUS.
p. G. O'RHEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
rAT LIZ IL @ z - III TT 81,
a j u n

EVANS z lille, iNu.I-.
g~-a HAVING fitted up mammo s, sfz=g :
sSsfs Wharf Boat, thelargest on the 49, II
Ohio Riverin the ubstantai manner, pre-
entrusted oureare eth
or by RIVER, FSAEE1asOAE) Or CANAL
without exposing the nclemency ofthe weather. any
property; and bepad to Receiv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also the sale any
Produce consigned and all orders promptly filed.
P. q. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his
merou friends for their former patronage and respect
duly reciprocated
Store Room wellsupplied, will be kept forthe ac-
commodation of Boats and their orders carefully filed
mh3-d&wIy P. G.. O'RlLEY & co
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1873 OF Hartford. Conuscttcut tatF'H
sfzt $3OOU0u--alip 1fdfa and aEccstsI.
VITA perpetual eharter
I'll in 1919 and against damage by ire on
Dwelling Houses Manu-
and general Also inland In
per of Navigation Losses WIZ beiper-
any AL SS - go - THOMAS K. BRACE Pres't.
Insurance
who rscei POI
80 On a. erra s any surance Office Agency
~ ~ W. S &C. HALEOCK,7 Ag't.,
ey1I-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
CRGAr AND TOBACCO SCORE OE
f7ET-F 10. Sehaener q Schroeder's old STANDBY 800.
Z RESSECTFULLY inform the citizens Of evansville
and surrounding country, thatI have taken theaboye
stand determined continue the business. and
will hand the choicest Havana Cigars,
and brands that Eastern mark af-
ord also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer-
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
ties at cash prices, Wholesale and Retail
My1engthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicta share of public patronage lap1H
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STOVES AND TINWARE.s

JAS. ScANTLIN g. SON -#'
CT ARE supplied for the Fall Trade Thev have
F. hand of the complete assortments of
ssS To ES of all kinds Cooking Psrlor and Heating
x Stoves, Of all descriptions for wood and coal. Coal
Fancy and Common and
Also large assortment of TINWARE on hand Thew are
now at the lowest prees for
their oil stand Main street. Second and
the sign of the Coffee Pot particular there
are several stores in the same block. ep27-tf
CRANE, COOKE 81 CO..
Water Street. batween Main and Locust streets
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an ABUsHELS Ear Corn.
&zVSy 100 bushels oats.
500 bushels shelled corn, at


500 bushels shelled corn at
AGn
~DERFUMERfES.-Pom pots jars and stieksi
Eau Lusrale, Bears Oil, Rose OIL
Ill andolins Curling Fluid Hair Gloss etc;
shampouing Toilet Florida do. Eau de Cologne
Verbena, Divine de for render
ing and fair we'll as imparug delicate
complexion Extracts for the handkerchief
Lubns Tooth Powders and Tooth Pastes Treas
Aromatic egair; Toilet and Infant
all the other articles in the line Of Toilet
For sale by d. N ELsth
Movl5 flrsesereet. opposlte Fose-ollce.
NEW YORK CONFUSION HOUSE. z
THOMAS H. DIAGHEE,
--5s- 80 rxRg PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, ata ~
s 3sSonth William street, New York,
<aATN iongestabshed with an extensive connection
Ia the above business espectfuy soicts eonsigp-
ofalI kinds of Western Produces which viii receive
m % adaate and attention at the lowest possible
Va 81 charges Particular will be bestowed on
cn.icnments Of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
~"~' ~ j. n. MAGHEES e. CO., -
sah,o.tf Evansville, Ind
.EnIRAPER YET!-superfne and Buckwhest Fiourf
81 A1 <s1S ~ teuH ' Jw & S. vICKERY
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! OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
KEsA'EZ &c EEEIGNEAN, ~
EV3mSyilge. Ind .4tss-lee

Evansville. Ind.
ESE Propretors the City Foundry have recently
ted large reproof building tie old place.
and fully prepared do all kinds machine and
finishing work and appertaing the Foundry
business Machinery all kinds mnde and repaired We
have every facility of the best machinery aud and
give all work entrusted to undivided attention.
We manufacturing N of ary no yer
required, and ready promptly
machinery warrantngour work satisfied with
prices. The Foundry Finishing Shops. &c. are Pine
street and Sale Room Main street. just above Second
where orders will be received ~
jan23-tf KRAFT a. VEU.MAN
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

ENHE Projectors of this House have removed from their
e. old stand Main street, to their Hotel finish
opposite the Court House where they prepared
their old customers all others who
call upon them. in much superior than ormery
patronage respectfully solicit
which shall all endeavors
it, Our fare WILDE the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good StabI & and Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom
eyI0-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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DAVID O'NEIL,
M ERCH Mt r AILOR,

i I n n I I
Second street, between Main and Locust.
received and opened fine assortment Of Cloths
IA of colors fine quality and the
latest styles with the richest Vetngs such as and fan
vevets satins silks with goods for busi
All these goods the best quality and hand
varieties brou2htt this city Ny old customers
and citizens generally invited to examine them.
am prepared with rstrate workmen make goods in
the ate tstyles and warrant fits in acases sep12tf
STORAGE WANTED.
Ma prepared store in Fire Proof Warehouse
SV any quantity of Grain Produce Merchandise,
tho mo stliberal teTms.
Having stairs. particular will
be Furniture Agricultural implements
and all kinds goods liable damage from damp
effected the lowest ere roofratss by
logger when desired.
Warehouse Locust street and W. and d.
road Applvto novl GEO. FOSTER & co.
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III = go fr -
1CTOTEffNG, &C.
rgE sslTTEs srRRENDER cd


THE ALLIES SURRENDERED.!:
SINCE MESSRS ALTERING & DRUMMER HAVE
y leased Stand Water street. under the
journal Once filled it to overlooking with
nsing Goods and sell them astonIshIngy low the
ALLIES COMPELLED ToSURREEDEK.
ss1 THEIR NEW STOCK.
consists of MEMS and BOys ready-m Ciotha
Gentle nens Dress Goods Taors' Furnishing Goods
this city Their facilities for purchasing ana
manufacturing superior other house IN tne CITY,
which all times fill all orders with the best
public generally respectfully invited to call and
examine their New Stock and Reduced Prices before
| ng elsewhere. deeI9-sl
ll11 n CITY EXPR Ess BU6IN Bss.
N do all kinds of City Express busl-
ness haye reesi we'd alargs heavy wagon capane
business Such carrying without any daage
hauling grain from the canal to the river ana in
all kinds of hauling and city business done upon
the shortestnotice and reasonable terms Enquire At
my23 ~ r.5s.le.,.. .s COO KS Family Grocery
SfVEfs WARE.
WI Just receFed assortment OF Silver Ware.
Nv Table Tea Desert Salt and Mustard SPOONS.
Knives spoons Cream Ladies' Soup Ladies'
Children Forks. all warranted and will be sold at 10 W
nrices Call soon at B1TTROLFF & SONS,
/ decI2d Main street. between First and Second
RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
\ . = BOXES ". R. Cream Cheese; rT
/ = - Gases N. Y. Paper Matches 100 gross; -'At
/ .. 1 Case Is boxes first o. mdigo;. = s
Boxds double refined Soda Saeratus in ID. papers
] For sale at reduced prices by -. 49,
! octi7 l. & D. HbtMANN.
| z tIs'F 4 EDETVEIl-In store
| eS Striped Linen Drills; White Linen Drills;
Brown do do; Napkns
Linen Table Diaper Cotton Table Diaper;
Russia Diaper JC JEWELL { CO.;
! mhI3 Corner Vine and First.
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~ Iron RAILING.
EHE undersigned has the agency for the sale of and
E beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and fggres put variety of
Sizes which, will sell at Cineinn prices ADDING
FREIGHT.
This railing is cheaper substantial than other
Rad in Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards or for piazzas. etc. viii do well to give
y23-d&w NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
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NOTIONS! NOIION 8


MNLOWER thermometers. travelling companions
London seating eight aud ten key'd French
accordeons French harps dolls, marbles; toys,
-monnaies combs superior needles pins, tooth
picks, pencils. steel pens, tooth brushes
beads donoes chess men, staps toilet
soap jumping and battle together with
variety of notions sale A. @. PUSHEE,
ap26 under Odd Fellows Hall, Firstst.
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS. AND
COUNTRY. lEERCH ANTS.

FTNE have INST large stock of drugs
L medcines. chemicals. Is, paints varnishes. dye
ware patent eaieiIss brushes etc. ETC., and
constantly receiving fresh supplies the snufactur
aud Eastern markets which they determined to sell
at small advance.
are ase care and warranteSa
satisfaction genuineness. quality and price.
Instruments abdominal
shoulder braces of the most approved styles
Also large apply OF Daguerrean Stock consisting
PLACES chemicals etc. at small advance from East
prices.
Mier, fine cut tobacco and choice lot of old Ha
Segars. Bird cages, seeds and fountains.
will please call and examine
all will be attended inc
nediately, aud carefully packed.
ALLEN @. HALLoCK, I HALLOCk s STODDARD,
W. H P. SToDD ARD Wholesale Druggists,
oct5-tf Main ST.. the river.
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HwTHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Ey PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN ST RBET -Tbeun :
ersigned respectfully inform his public
aud Vicinity that having purchased the interest
Senior in the late firm of j. & W Reilly he in
carry the Grocery and Produce business old
and He embraces this opportunity returning thanks
and intends TO effort inertia
ance o the same. ie20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
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THE GREAT REMEDY
". II. Smith Il Co.'S
FEVER AND AGUE CT RE,
READ THE roLLowINe CERTIFICATES

5..- q LONDON, Laurel co KY, Now l. 1855.
MESsRS " II. SMITH CO.Last mont tn. when VISIT
Louisville having been afflicted with the Chile and Fever
fnding relief in the various
that took induced 10 give Fever and Agne Cure
trial and in missed tie chill and have been i'm
daily since; the disease will
his invaluable prepar
alton TO ali those que
ChiIls. Yours truly, JOHN A. CANAAN.
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EIIE 5ers gned has removed his Tailoring Establish
second street. immediately opposite the Pres
Church. in the office with DR.. Wood, where he
would be glad all his old customers and goodly
Der would be pleased to them with
in line such coats vests. PANTS shirts
ers etc order shortest possible potiee
fayors would most respectfully solicit
continuance of the the hands of public
y26 - a. - ASA, j. L. NELMs.
WATCH REPAIRING.
FTNHE Undersigned having commenced the above
in Evansville natters himself with hope shat his
experience skill in all descriptions time measuring
will upon trial be found worthy the attention.
resident citizens city but alss Of theses
com Or sing the rcumambient yicinage.'' -
Office where he be found At all
CFFcE HoURs. mys r-sl-ss .,-..- r. II. GATES
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ID ESP EOFFULLY inform the Evansville
IA its vicinitv that they have formed partnership
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having actively engaged in the profession
eros and become the diseases Incl
this climate their
cess will entle them a share of public patronage
Their Frsr between Main Locust
poste the Post Office, where ethe1 both
consulted unless absent protest. onal business.
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Evansville. Dec. 5. IS.
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DAG GU ERR T. oTx RG
E9-T- n KEN At THE SUN BEAM

HAVING made an entire change in my mammoth Sky
IL Light by which enabled to take much inner Pic
that prepared to take
all that will favoraby with taken
in the Vest ~. - ...a 80, -.
hays also associated with me for short time Mr.
Walmsby of experience, by
witch ment both Of always be found
etth9 rooms, really e. take pictures
+ nbsr the place opposite the Post Omee.
We also prsosrel out aud take lken
soss5sf SHORTEST a0''0' go W. W. TIL sToN.
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YSHE nerhip existing between the
dersgned unaerths arm of v. X. Hen1ricks & Co.. j
v. K HENDRICKS.
deol5-tsas JOS. H. HENDRICKS.
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MARRLE tVOtsKS stEIOVED.


TO THE Il I DIES.
of DIN natl Invites the attention
w Of the Evansville, to her Store. where
shey will and other useful articles
first street. opposit, Jewery Store. dec2020
A11es1e. =, n
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CRAWFORD BELL.
~ WHOLES.Al. + Nd RETAIL URUGGIsT.
n 3 WASHINGTON BLOCk RUILliNGI. MAIN ST.

3 WASHINGTON BLOCK BUILDING, MAIN ST.
Evansville 1nd.s
receiving the largest hest selected stoesE
& Drugs br ught the city of Ey
ansvile Every public is warrantecfs
and of the bestquay Ny personal attention will
given the putting all orders ptions
The stock consist in part of the folio wing: ~
70 Bhbls Epson salts bills Spirits Turpentines
5 do Glauher do, do Alcohol 76 A. P.
2 Cases English Reid Borax, Casks Cream Tarter
l Case Gum Opium. 10 do Sup. Ca-b. Soda
do Shellac, Carbonate Magne
Gopal. 1 Called do,
Oeroous Spanish Foat Indigo, l Bale Alez'd SIENNA,
HID Ombro Nader. do do,
$50 OF. Sulpt. Quinine, Cases Sup. Lqusrioe,
20 o.. Sulph. Merphia, 200 Kegs White Lead,
10 do Acetate do. 5 Bills Caster Oil.
5 Bbls Copel Varnish. 100bxs Ass " ndow glass
5 do Linseed Oil, go boxes Ass'd Glassware
do Lara Oil, 26 lbs Chloroform.
Pure Branaes and other liquors for Family and nedica
USE mhl3-ly
80; ask = sss'EEsS SUITED AT LAST!y
CRAWFORD BELL calls 3. .ts Ladies
~ following articles which he has nYoiced expressly
their which may had his Washington
Block building, Main street. ttfsE
Paul de Extracts in small bottles forculnary
purposes, comprising the following:
Extract Extract Of Mint; Extract of Alspice
do Rose do Maee do Cloves;
Mustard Premium; Mustard English:
Mustard superior article by Sadler Firth Co.; Salad
Oil Arrow Root Essence Ginger Tapicoa sngass Galane
the article Indigo brought this Market Yeast
Preston Merrs Hope Mills Yeast Dnfkees; HECK
Farnd desirable article children and in
yads Spices Sarch and other article the housekeeper
need in hisline mh2Z
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THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock 81
Goods comprising large assortment of atches Jewel
ry Clocks &C. formerly owned by g. ossen would
fully informthe citizens of Evansville and veini tnat ne
the old stand First street.
Locust and would be happy to wait on all
who will favor ni, call promising to give satisfaction
or no sale The STOCK - stnai adVaaes
first cost. WITHOUT ANY REFERENcE TO FORMER r"-~
and all goods tel as represented
All kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired1 IN the
best manner, and at moderate charges - ,.-,,
ian2l-+f thAo. % AhNO W. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AAXE XOY 81 BAn az IN. A,AD HEAOt

GO to YAUTIEk Z MAky o. !f4fs'S and nave yoar
measured for Hat They have just received direct fro
Paris very ingenious instrument that will take the hape
yourhead Ia less than me and with which they W
make you Hat that win At easy old Shoe. Ma
street. between First aud Second. Hfe fehlt
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6SATINETTs.-2 candett mixed: eases gold an
reo,d to-dsv ,ad fsy sale Nv JAMES Low CO..
ap7S us Main. steest. Leuissilies Ee-
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N a tt ON A Il HO TEiLS.i
New bIl re Ia. Ind 49, =.

TENICKINGssba bales Ticking 2snass HissCry Knitting
= IN store and for sale by JAMES LOW q Cp.-
emvs Lls 60 -. ans Main street. Lonisyile KY
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Sale French Caif-skins French Kpskns Lnings Bind
ms Toppings fera Percha. Webs. Threads Spsrables
ee and all materials used in the featuring
ofBoo shoes Call and examine for yourselves Sold
-dt H. j.
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: s4oob - sr;+ .be;r x;sbea MA LAW RENEE.
611ad yZr-d&w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

S1LVEH. y-AzGE.--F1O Is E~XEE!
VTT have lust received invoicsof Silver War
Wv direct fro the factursr heh viii be sold low
also kinds of Jewelry suitable
srohrtmas Gifts for the old aad yc ung All will be
bid cheap Can socn - - o,--s,s !
deazz Mzin ST. between Frstand Second.
KHAVE NOW IN STORE
ahTE=y1 TIE largest and fnest assorraeasof Piano
ETE broaght together in any market.
XT@ff<< N on prs ng hundred iatruneats
U & u ufrom Csiekering and other celebrated
- "a q.
Purchasers will lad it their Interest tolook through
coax before their selections.
-1rstcimss inssrnI ata very 10 W price. i.#
w. eO9LBGRN. +
dsc4-a1 q West Fourth street. Cincinnati o
GEO, A. r aSGNG = ~ Co Is IAs5xsJ ID ssSffSS.
.uE%1w~m NOinstramsnt of this character has sver
given uniform Satisfaction. over thres
~ w NJ Fthousan have be sold annually for the past
- uthree years. and in no instance has one been
esurned as defective.E1f ri ff1t cf ElAs
whsSaasSO. FN1-wTT rs3fsFTFT w IF. UOLBURN,
Rfdcc4-dtf sga~A ng1eH Piano aud Mefe6eoR Dealer.
= - "a AZ n X a. Arr AND M ACHIN cry
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New Patents Is~ucs(.


List Of patents issued from the United States Pa,
tent Office TO- the week ending August o. ls5e-eaoh
samuel Arnold Of Wilson county, Tenn, for fly
trap.
James II. Ban,a, OF Piermont n. u, for improved
weather strip for doors.
Jno. A. Bailey. OF Jersey City n. j., assgnor 70
John Warrin, Of New York, n Y, for reel for fish
Tbos. II. Bailey, Of Lockport, n. Y, for improved
mortisng machine.
Mccoy Belknap, Of Boston, Mass, for improve
mebt IN spike machines.
Sherburn c. Blo0reu, Of Philadelphia. Pa, for IN.
ovenelt in sewing machines.
Joseph Bond, Jr. Of Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm.
provement in Saving machines.
John Boyntcn, Of East Hartford, Conn, for im-
Henry Prown and William Brown, Of Pbiale.
rhia, Pa, tor Improvement in ice breaking boats.
John n. Brooks. of the United States Navy, for
improvement in means for attaching and detaeaBg
bcats 70 and from the tackle.
wm. s. Carr. Of New York, n. ", for improve.
ment in water closets.
wn. b. Coates Of Philadelphia, Pa, for envelope.
Cbas. II. Dana, Of West Lebanon, n. H., for in
proved sash supporter.
VIM. II. Dartorth, OF Salem, Mass, for improved
printing press.
s. &c. Denison Of Rochester, n. Y, for improve.
solomon D. Eliithorp, Of New York, N. r., for i'm.
proved metal pavement.
John W. Fowbe, Of Cincinnati, O., tor inprove.
mcnt. in mechanism for compressed air railroad
signals
samuel H. Gilman, of New Orleans, La, for i'm.
pfovement in Bagssse furnaces.
Lorenzo y. Gilman, OF Troy, N. Y, for improved
wrench.
Isaac II. Citing, of New York, N. V, for i'm.
provement for breaking ice.
Augustus J. Gora and Demus Coffee, Of Cahoes,
N. -, for Improvement in knitting machines.
). II. Gooch, Of Oxford, N. G., for improvement in
straw cutters.
Peter Hannay, Of Washington, D. G.. for improved
blank for bank note bills, &C.
VIM A. Jordan, Of Thibedeaux. Ia. for improve.
ment in means Of guiding line ferry boats, OF flying
bridges.
mcpt in corn and cob mills. Ante-dated February
joseph NJ. IipplncOtt, of Pittsbmg, Pa, for i'm.
proyement in locks
7. Kcnion Lyon, Of Richmond, Va, for improved
pen holder.
sydney w. Park and Edgar s. Ellis, Of Troy, NY,
for improvement in rota y knitting machines.
Arson II. Plat, Of Yellow Springs, o., for i'm
p' Jno. r. Sees, Of New York, N. Y, for improve.
ment in heating feed water apparatus for steam
boilers.
Jno. shopland, of Honesdale, Pa. for improved
combined steam and hot air cooking stoves.
Gilbert Smith, of Buttermk Falls, N. Y. for i'm
provement In brecch loading firearms.
n. II. Spooner aud II. B. Spooner. of Spring leld
Mass, for mode Of cclorng Photographic pic,ur
on glass.
Meriwether Thompson, Of ST. Josephs, Mo-, for
Improvement In hemp brakes.
Francis A. White, Of Roxbury, Mass, for i'm.
provement in methods OF stu1ing leather.
Linus Yale, OF Newport, N. Y, for i'm proved
bolt for vault and safe doors.
Richard NJ. Hoe, of New York, for method Of
securing types On rotary beds,
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CoMpanys, ard by the prCpnetcrs OF tae Homs
mills JOINTLY, was swept away.
Almost every road out OF Claremont Is ipapassible
We expect TO hear OF still further DANA ore nm the
streams Ia the North part OF the State psrtcuIariv
such as rise in the mountains. II is probsbs fbsr
the Amonoosuc has run wild. and that the Saro' be-
tween the Lower Bartlett and the Notch has risen
TO obstruct the passage of the stages for dsv
The agent OF Fiske h Rices express, writing from
Caremont, n H., yesterday, Gays that he undertook
TO 60 from that town to the Connecticut river a.
lance Of abont three miles, At times, while on tbs
main road, bis horse obliged to swim, the water
reaching to the seat Of HE wagon and altogether he
had wet time He reports that three story buill.
ing in Claremont used for the manufacture on saak
doors and blinds was swept of clean together witt
four hundred cords Of wood belonging to the No.
nadnock Mills. Bridges on all the brooks gone to
i" Davy Jones's locker"
The Montreal and Concord Railroad was washed
above Plymouth, bat the amount Of damage is not
ascertained
The Transcript SAYS
In the town OF Hebron, Rev. Mr. Conant, in rs-
tuning to his residence during the storm had coca
sion to pass over bridge, but before he had gained
the opposite bank the foundation Of the structure
had given way, precipitatiag him with the frag
ments into the water, but fortunately some Of his
paristiopers deserted his condition and rescued HIM
The Bristol Branca railroad was completely sub
merged and rendered unfit fcr travel, 80 that pas
sengers are now conveyed by stage from Bristol to-
Franklin. In Alexandria the dam gave way, and
the stream swept across the centre OF the town. I'm
oermining houses. filing cellars and damaging thu
foundations Of ths Town House. The roads wers
also damaged in all directions