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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-15
ASTONISHING EFFECT OF OE. DOTTE.E II
An AtsGEs ~ TED CASE OF D. sHAisIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March %. 1855.
Dear Sir-Duriag the last 1--WE years have been ete4
Dvsnepsia aggravated form, and have used
receiving any benefit therefrom remedy
commended disease In afflicted badly
that on NAV occasions great danger dying
in consequences of the throat
and all nv efforts in vain was last
Juced through the ofseveTal my rien is
TO try 'IIoof nd's German Bitters' you
amount of relief have received from the only
30 tile astonishing say that would
Bitt5rs fGr Is through
their Use enjoyi-g health than have known lcr
many years. Very rcspecttII9IILy ours
To Or, C. II. Jackson. No. y Cartcr's Alley.
See adv crtiserent. dec4-dkW
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To Or. G. IF. Jackson .
See advertisements.

r Dyspepsia IN all It's various forms Of emaeated hui
mainly rssaltirr small Ike iudig s5ion
pro 1uelg Con ion Flatule ncy Nausea il the Stoa H.
torsla other ailments ling 20 ro5rratc celi-
tate the r'vs-al man: any all ills Yield
azie DR.. celebrated Stomach Bttes, giving
che reputation bears rein5taLiEg health thousands
who tried lis yivffyng and gchennE in
U7,r their arlost Departing ard broken
soI use these Bitters during this warm weather as it ia
most eIeeua preventive Of diseases known For sale
by NOOLSE1 L SAWYER
decf-dkv EALLOCK 4 STODDARD.
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On Friday Mr.. Campbell reported bill for
the payment of the Legislative, executive, Ju-
dcial expenses of the government, and for the
support Of the diplomatic and consular SER
vice. Mr.. Broom, from the Post Ot1ce Com
mittee, reported "a bill authorizing the Post
Master General to make acontract with Z.
Vanderbilt, for carrying the mail between
New York and Southampton, at compensa-
ton of SIG, 600 for the round trip provision
being, that in the event Of the line not max
ing IS quick time as the Cunard steamers,
$1,000 shall be deducted for every II hours
deficiency. Mr.. Tappan made an unsuccess-
full attempt to introduce bill, repeating the
laws of the so called legislature Of Kansas
Adjourned till Monday.
The President on the 10th, sent 10 the Senate
the nomination of Harrison, for Judge Of Kan
sas, vice LecomFton removed.
1t is said General Houston will propose a
suspension of the sugar duties for two years.
It is also said an impeachment Of a United
States District Jud is now before a commit
tee of the House on charges which will make
a sensation when disclosed. We presume the
report refers to Judge Waters, of Texas, and
the charges againts him have been pending
two years, and are for deciding land suits, IL
the titles of which he had interests with 9th
ers as a Spectator in land.
The Pacific Railroad Bill providing for three
principal routes is already prepared, and vii
be introduced into the House the present week
and be made at once part of the serious
business of Congress, and as the North, Soutl
and the West are demanding its construction
and as the new administration is committee
to it in advance, we may reasonable indulg
the hope of seeing the beginning Of the grea
enterprise The bill gives 80 sections of LAM
on each side of the roads, for which the com
panies are to pay 25c an acre. The govern
!, ment are to pay $500 per mile annually 70
the transportation Of the mail on the roads,
j, Attached to the same bill are appropriations t
some twenty Southern and Western Railroad
Of the public lands along their routes. Thi
will create system of log rolling that vii
carry the bill through or crush it.
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ST.. LOUISA census of this city has just
been completed, but the aggregates have not
yet been made out. Enough is known to
show the population will be in the neighbor-
hood of 10000, which is gain of $1,000
since 1850, and q gain of $4,000 since 1852.
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PLAN OF SWAN & CO.'S GOTTER1

$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those the tickets
placed wheel The prizes placed in another wheel
nuaber drawn from the number wheel and the
time prize is drawn from the other wheel The prize
against the number drawn. This operation
is repeated until all the prizes drawn out.
ordering tickets enclose the money address
the tickets ordered receipt of which they will be for
warded by first mail.
The list drawn numbers and prizes will be pur
chasers i'm mediateiy after the drawing.
viii wfe their plain and
give their Post Once. County and State.
Remember that every prize IS drawn and payable IN
full witlott deduction.
R- All prizes Of 81 90 and under. imme diatey after
the drlwn priz the usual time thirty days.
All commun cations strictly confidential.
Prize tickets cashed renewed in other tickets at either
Office. deel5-tf
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FOla TssE JOURNAL.

never 'spired tew L3 q poit,
q med Mt tell. 7 'sPose you IT'D
Eut If thawt there's 7irtu in it.
Dazn'd if would Mt in mint!
But when you tawk of dog ratypin,
Webster round and takes delite I'M
Ded or live he II stamp your feeturs,
And ''blbiz' tew. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron glass or plate.
He'll hx yewr sLadder sure as fate,
Sc natral and so trew to life.
When yew' re away twill fool yewr wife.
TILESTON's Gallery.
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The KANSAS JUDGE--I5is said Mr.. Jas.
O. Harrison, Of Lexington, Ky, has G~et ap-
pointed Judge in place of Lccompte. He is
distinguished lawyer oe Lexington, Ken
lucky, who ran on the Democratic ticket for
Congress against 4. X. Marshall
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


One square lines less soc: three times
week, 81 sos weeks 81 so; month; a. three
81 months, $40; year. SIS. Discount
larger Cards of six lines under, So per
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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or unproductive living, of another. It is
hive in which the drones live on the labor of
the working bees.
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~ ~ Ii LIZ .
TlzE PRICE CT C9AE AZ TIL

DyDfAN MEAEs =,
Al the P;t. cent Per bushel.
HauleJ to any part the ity..........IO a. - e
lay in their winter supply while the
weather FINE tie roads good will have their orders
attended y leaving them the Office OF the Bodiam
Mines M der tae Telegraph ONCE Terms
cash JOHN WlM0ND.
O.tk3 Secretur AID u 4naEer.
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nAGuEnREoTYpEs FoR SD CENTs.

consequence of the immsnse of the NewYork
Daguerreotype this city will conue open until
further Daguerreotypes usual for so cents
pete Morocco and warran ted large size Fami-
y Troupe Pictures Pins Lockets &C.
atey prices Rooms in Washington Hall ElliOts
SaddIery Main street.
dec9-3wd MERRITT co.
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OF Mr.. Geo. 6. Dunn, it is said, will en-
deayor to resume his seat in Congress, after
the holidays. His health is much improved
within q few weeks.
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HIST NNTECE THIS.

]. FENDRICH BROS. have just received large stock
domestic cigars They han also received
large Vgnan TobsccO All that fond
good Cigars Tobacco would advise them to call at
F. FENDRICH & BROS,
noYI7 Main st., one door above Elrst.
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NOVEL. SCHEME!
DENOMINATION PRIZES.
S2Oa.oo0

80 Prizes ounE'og $50 GOO
Whole Tickets SO; Halves 50; Quarters sex.
1900 prizes determined by figure
the number that draws the $40 600 prize For example.
the number drawing the $40 GOO prize ends with No. then
all tickets where the number ends will be entitled
$40 number ends with No then all the
number ends will be entitled $40,
too, -.,
Certificates of Packages will be sold fOl-wing rates
which the risk:
Certificate Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 ~ nail co ~
Address orier5f fox Tickets Certificates either
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ca, or
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,
G L A 8 s L

To be drawn in the City Mobile Alabama. in public
Tuesday. December 3oth, 1856 on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUttiE RS.
JOHN HURTEL and ". ". MCGUIRE. Esqs Commissioners.
$4,000 TICK ETS--3.2SO PRIZES.
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

az this place. ten cents peg line one Insertions
per line ree tine 80 line week dis
cOuntOn Longer time.
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FARES:

Daily Freieh Trains Evansville snd TerroHaute
7 30 A. NJ. on which local passen gers viii be taken.
@ For any Information through Tickets apply at the
CoDpapy Transportation Office head of Locust Ev
ansviIle. jel4 j. j. DANIELS, Sup't.
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take other
adv. u
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EAST TENNESSEE BANK.-Thare is a great
deal Of apprehension about the condition Of
the bank. A dispatch from Louisville On Sa c
urday night, says its bills were selling at t.gen-
tyf0s cents On the dollars. The Tennessee
papers still reiterate confident assertions that
the bank is strong It is seldom bank recov-
ers from such q shock to its credit as this has
received.
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FOR wARAsH RIYER

E~ y THE steamboat CITY OF CAIRO
E1s4sEA4sS Z. WOOD. Master. will commence regula
between this city and Wabash river or
the frst rise o For freight passage apply
~ W ID - 20 tbe w barf .roats. nOv29-tf
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MOBILE ELEcTIoS-At the recent NUM-
cipal election in Mobile, in which party lines
were strictly drawn, the American party car
ried seven wards out Of the eight in the city
The Advertiser says:
We can say to our friends abroad that
whether or not Americans rule America -
it is very certain that they hold and mean to
keep possession Of the goodly city of Mobile
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FAMEs sCANTLIN. JR.. Of this late firm Of Janes
Scartlir son has opened a Stove and Tin Store,
opposite the old State Bank where he in tends
kcepng of Stoves of the latest
styles Also Crates AID Tin Ware at Wholesale and
Soa{n4 stesvnere, now
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Tho Marble Business of Evansville.

We have two large marble yards in
this city, doing as extensive and profitable
business as any similar works on the Ohio
river; they employ numerous hands and pay
we believe the highest wages of any meehan-
lea! employment. We refer to the yards Of
Mr.. Hyde and Mr.. Lawrence; the latter it will
be seen by an advertisement has received
new supply of 800 tons of the finest qualities
of marble, in one shipment, which is as large
or larger than ever came to the Ohio river in
one consignment Mr.. Lawrence's work has
given him a high reputation throughout the
West and Southwest, and his shipments are
equal to those made by any one establish
ment on the river. He employs in his yards
constantly twenty--three to thirty men,
besides the incidental labor outside. He thds,
for one individual contributes very impor-
tant item to the business of the town. Aided
by the chisel of Prof. Morgan, who creates a
and grace that he gives emphasis and reveals
the beauty Of a sentence in Shakespeare, Mr.
Lawrence turns out many monuments and
pieces Of sculpture of rare beauty; as spec
mems of art and high finish, we have never
seen them excelled, in shops of the larges
cities. Mr.. Lawrence's sales last year exceed
de the sum Of forty thousand dollars.
Purchasers can be as well supplied here anC
more reasonably than in Louisville or Cincin
matt, at wholesale or retail. In the sprin,
Mr.. Lawrence designs putting up a buildin;
on his valuable lots on Maine steet, that vii
be an ornament to the cty,-where he vii
operate with steam power. Mr.. Lawrenc
finds customers in all parts Of the Western AM
Southern country, who are drawn here by tn
favorable terms he is enabled to offer in pref
erence to going to Louisville and Cincinnati
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Tn THELAnIEs GREETING

NURIong expected French Worked Collars, Sleeves and
~ EmbToideres orally have come at last to winch We
respectfully call Ladies' attention In beauty OF price
they surpass everything offered in this city anc
seFIS ROSEK, BfSO. q + REL
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CsEEENE AND PAPEEg
ACC0KDgONs AND FLUTHNAS.

ERECETvFD IS boxes W. r. Cream Cheese;
Hh $50 Reams of ass'd sizes WI Paper, reed BY RAJ
load and for sale by noV3 1. ~ hhi" An ~
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yEJHE Undersigned just received direct from the i'm
norters large assortment of AccorGeons and Flutna
of The hest French which hey prepared TO sell
lower prccg than quality OF Instruments can d
"''s"' e0'" " ~ BITTROLFF & SONS.
rov12 Main between and I'd streets.
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ADA1TS,' EMPRESS COMPANY.
NoTTCE.

8 fS>I-r Fiii D. l7IIss.I EjiI55s sTaFFTi;5F5s I
tgys ~ - = ~ SIS -
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NEW RoRK s.
A CAR H.

ENRS. F. PENTECOST has inst opened the mes House,
" the of LIST and Walnut and
boarders and dodgers with than
her friends for their former kindness socits
their inAu dec9
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.. :. "ns E:a .ss
Coui.tiss, Aiabslna.
the d"t Monday in April he 7hl sell, Cahawba,
.seespsns:s &c a. sisy or nins days bsans hun
Ssa asd q q a ats, ais" my time An
cash esas @ prG a s S .
ssI.;, ss:is ss.s
tsrn." King r,snsiou hiesn. Place ludlow" L"4
s'ssa%'y aud sssnss
acre. attached to III tho dwelling house, onss outhoases
s Mss and % % s sAss,
ssS Including oar Of che plantations on ae selma and
6"m selma depot a, tic ancoa ibs Marion
s aa from Tss S ssp' ss. the
Two arr wS miles, ana wo sx miles aant one Of VII en within
u GIN. sn Houses. presses
q viii I'll iIsa. x s as.s . s"i; aasea.r. S a c isos
e ss s1 = .s a.. r win ssss q no
Hess"ss s.,sk =" y ptanls.on M pisvsndtr
,he pure ass =" any tune ~ha' The go~ing or In bsesm
beI !. or !. iansary a", next as they may wish.
next ~ on hai day. Ut selma sell to he highest bidder such
Such opportunities and before
s @ h %@ ss ss a. 70. % % ps and s s" Of ' %
eane hake region for sale at any price, or even tn purchase
rh"s plantations ara, feriiy facilities anspnr'atn
s ss and % s"x 5 ss. sy "n" ss
the saitacion hat the Unon
healthy rInn the "canebrake" region OF Aabama
will also sell
huly improved resid"ncrs in The lna
valuable asd eteaaat finished large blocks of bek bungs.
i"cu he largest and desasy ocaud ohees
banking hour -es g. &c.
Alsn desirable uaimpoved large lots,
tracts ofian n oaugn,us Selma
Ais. 81 head OF HI which the
br"d Brow lii f. supir brood mares, young
stations, seldms", e",. htrsa of h' M from e best
sock.
Among groes
aud
further paicnas address. w. NJ Byrd
Suia; w Al. Brooks, esq, Mafipn Perry COUNTY,
Alabama. The p'anmuons give
rabe nornatnh w,sh make ives
BEN. Ed WARDS GREY.
sEiaA, AInptma, Feb H. 1856.
FIT. Iy-dlmf
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Land Warn. ats.

IO!iN CLARK, date register Iowa cy agent To-
have nffce Washington city %. c,
vi ioca agents and v"ra land Offices
81 te nf Iowa. by which pared the
ica"n Of land "ny DE- by atees aud
other h"der full themselves the of The
The land will be selected, biadc and certificate
nae TO the address sending by hai Me
following fees, which 3rcOnp the
10 for sell "citI"n which add land
Office lee, Si-Sh
81 selection and location, Sc which add land
Office fee Sl-Ss.
o ac,s selection and location, Ss which add land
Office fee S3-Sll.
selection and location SlO which add land
Office ice, St-sii
The above the loves. prices charged by
the Ucai vfre
guaranty will be mnds udciously,
tual good land In tie dis
The experienced
tn" fully advised all the local such
'arnads eoany seas uh w"er aHd eienens present aud
po>pscr i've.
Lads thus selected will worth coradent from 81
selected Warnniees this
age d~ignrd, and other holders,
large advance upon the face Of their
warnniees will execute 10 of attorney locate
A. will I'LL The blank
me ~ W fu,
w = ehb h Go.
Refer delegation Cong,e and Hon. Charles
Nasoa, Commissioned Of Patents.
Fab i2-di Bun
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ils AsAe " wi sMsssa spaA sesk., rAsss
We p-yasIl % iAs sub.ssipash hs nsssia advance.
psas sassesssn uoasy hg IeiieI ts posass
o. saieh MN BE- paid ~ tsk b l,s
Ias ocuSraY rApEa psu.lss 4. w.sl, during sAs Sea.
aoas % osussss' and se'st wssAiy DARING tAs rsesa
Subscriptions of rsod saa ysss VIII he rsesisod On
terms psopoiiohcd " The above aAHsa rs.es. 800
03rosrMAsTEs aa,honzss ses = oar ssens; and
BY ssnding DAILY sabsedhrs wA $50 enclosed, or
RVS SEMI sasscrises, win ss enclosed,
died 70 copy Ersts. es2s8 SntsH
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Medical Gard. a

MOTOR sTANIsLAs HERNIsZ regular practitioner OF homgo
PsIhy uc. 23l aud Fourteenth Streets Consuiia
from 20 u. To ,, y.
Doc Slaras Hemitz having returned from Europe WIN i
proved heAh wiI the acice OF his profession
lie D,rl-uT parle FAscas
Der Dr"ior rrucht neuf-ch.
~ Doc haha Esptnni
II DotinEr patla ltallanO.
Ian Ig-d6m
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TINS give that the s"bscribrr hath OBJ
tanned from, the orphsps Washington 4" the
District Csnts letters " adniH~traon ON the ~ rs'na 's
Law. sss of IHois, "ec M An
NJ qams arsns, the hereby "Rned
70 v,urhers ereo ~ tina spbsrrbrT
~ batre dsy Of February nexi they may s Tws
AF law hs excluded nj bear6t NJ The said estate
Given under hand this nineieenth day of tebr sy, 6
Fb9-lsw3w HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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1'HIs Is give notice tbat the subscrber ha OBJ
tained from The phans OF Washington he
Usc Of Columbia, ter administration personal
Thomts Law late the state Of Illinois, decreased
h,bii same with the the SUBSCRIBER
February they otherwise
W BE- eIciuded all benefit tn" I'd estate
under day nf February, 1885,
Feb 21-taw3w HENRY MAY, Ad RuisiTatnT.
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United States Patent Once.
Washington, February %. 1876


Washington, February -, 1885,
IN the peution of Michael Dyo PHILADELPHIA Pennsylva
praying for the vi patent graued to him for
in lamps for essential ois for from
patent which takes place the hir
ueh day Of May, 1856
ordered said petition be heard the Patent Oce
Monday The nineteenth May next al ~ o'clock, ana all
persuns appear show
why said petition ought mol TO be granted.
opposing the required fe
odsce specay setforh writing twenty
day OF bearing All testimony 6led by either parry
said bearing and transmitted
ONCE. which will be furnished
pIicnion.
The testimony will eth OF
depoaitons and other papers relied testimony
be Office before the morning Of that day the
arguments, if any, within days hereafter.
ordered this notice be published in the Union nte
gencer Evening Star, Washington, H. c. Republican, Bel
umote, Maryland; TRANSFORMING Philadelphia, Pal and Jouina
Commerce, New York. N ", week for three
previous Of May the day Of
hoaring -- ....
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. s-Editor papers please copy,
their Office, with paper containing this notice.
-. l.Nulua
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RemoyaI.-paper Warehouse.

EGARGEE BROTHERS, manufacturers and importers
nj Of manufacturers materials, Nos and Decatur Phil
ad.pha beg call the attention "f purchasers To their
dealers
~ the Al orders viii
tenon, he fled prices house Union
O0 TINS of rags waited tor Cash.
Feb2 d1m
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NULIt ~ - hsI

NuiIt !. hereby gtv inst J wui ply ~ w w
tommscf o( p n.on. to Rrant me duplicate nf pae'e
and b"nu,y warrant issued under the ay oI
1880 and numb red ~ nE3 10 seTS1ss n the war m
Which which has never been asssnso
pledged I"cated by me, by my authority. ,, r,.,
Jan l2-awcy JOHN hosS'
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G mn w"rth VI notes secure by deeds 4 truce o"
Do UUU this will be purchased by sub
cber and Others MOTIFS made for the occasion will
Applications be In cOmmuEi
c by meii will be attended
a office Louisiana avenue, opposite
the Bank Of w aabins,on.
T. JEFFERSON SMITH,
Feb S-eodn AGA Fifteenth Chubb Brothets' Dank
IA cCLt RE. Mills, g. Co., Land Agents. Dubuque.
vi Iowa. will lands OF money
scrip for parties applying wall make col
iections buy aud sell estate and land warrants.
Careful The lands thorough and
conf tetuut engineer and sdryeyur
Hon George w. Jones u. s senator, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gen. w Lewis, surveyor general, Dubuque, Iowa
Gov. H. Dodge, u s Srra,n, Wisconsin.
NJ ssr.. strachan h Scott, bnukers New York.
Hon. Eli Cook, Buffalo, New York.
Frh lksodu
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To Members OF Congress, and others.

oR RENTA class furnished dwelling ouse hu' In the
most &c
and every coml"r
Apply premises. No,49 18Th street, between Streets
orst nv. flee J. j. MILLER,
2-du Corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue
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United states Court OF Claims.
CARD

THE undersigned John G. DeveeuI, 0f New York city, and
thompson, Washington, d. C attorneys couReInrs
aaw, a.ociad Tor the legal claIs
D y of governnent 10 the Court Of aims.
They will in immediate and careful attention bue
Washington which c htrused their
gentlemen OF profession and cansnts, in city Of New
York, else where in any part OF the Union.
They consulted personally by letter. either
at New York Washington Particular claims
before Congress departments
furnished Application by parts-
JOHN &. DEVEREUX,
No. 81 Broadway, corner WaI street, New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city
NB,-J COMMISSIONS ths Coari Of fCams
Lac
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near ssawaeeiown, iinois, aud destroyed.
WILLIAM y. IOHsa,
Feb 6-awTw by Richard M Yoang. his Nto'ncy.