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Business CorNs.
II. NH. Dunn,

II. W.. Dunn,
Keeps constantly on hand a large stock
OF Gentlemens and Boys Clothing,
adapted to the season such as
Hats, Caps, Coats, Vests,
Pants, Shirts, Under
shirts, Draws, Boots,
and Shoes, &C., &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. 137tf
j. s. II NOycs.
Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins, Cam RIGS
DeLanes, Brown and Bleached
Sheetings, Broa clio at hes,
Cassimeres, Satinets.
observation-disclosures, white and brown su.
gars, teas pure coffee, spices, &C.
Agents for the sale of valuable medicines,
Store acHFto- fAorrc;.t,.Ci1 bunk,
l3If PAWCATUCK, CT.
Ia. N. Farmhanfa,
DENTIST,
60. CAN be found at his Office, in
UYfTYTyN Westerly, from the lst to the
I-1-l1 22d of each month.
September, 1856.
II. u. Barnes,
Dealerin
Daily and. weekly Newspapers,
Magazines and Books, and thclatest
Publications OF the day.
Depotunder Lconurd's Hotel. 1871
SaQ1nuci a. Coy,
L PaperIi anger.
'aper liangings ofthclatestand most de- |
sirable styles furnished when desired /
Agent fore. Il Dodgc's Dye House of Prov. I
iicnce Orders left 1T Messrs $.
ID. Smiths Store will re-
eiyepromptattention. 1884, |
Francis SheiiicEss,
ageM of The .NeU LOHd0n CoUat1
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. /
O!hce West Broad Street, Pawcatuck
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WGSTERLK & L. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, I9j7


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pcct that she had loved and still love,
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plncss.
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dec2yed family. Her selfish father, and
worldly stgPmo,hcr, had been very glad
To secure the prosperous young mer-
chant fyr her, bat after she was once
married ,hey took little further thought
about her Neither did her proud, nee.
dy relatives. They hat pinchcd them.
selves to give her parties on her mar
riage, for lhe honor Of The family, aud
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clal oHei rs were over.
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Francis sheffield.

.4geM Of the .VeU LOndon CoUai1
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office West Broad Street, Pawcatuck
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G.. w. MarstOn,

HALTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand a large st tock of
Gcntlemen's and Boys Hats Of thela-
test fashions, Furs OF the best
quality, and of the newest
styles cheap.
Buckskin Gloves, Mittins of every vaiety
Spring Styles just received
Store under q, l. eoua rd's Hotel. 1871
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che tOcstcrlp Grbo,
Is PUBLISHED ny
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TERMS-Sl 90 year in advance; $3.50
ifpoyment is delayed till the end of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS 90 a square for
three insertions. Fifteen lines constitute a
square. One column Tone Year, $50 90 half
column, SIS; quarter of column, Ss.
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q. Stillnlan.

salerin Miscellaneous, School, and Blank
Books, Stationery, Embroidery Nate
rails, ,Pcrfumeries, Fancy Articles
and Toys, west end Of Pawca-
tuck Bridge I12tf
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IcOVsc o.. w clis.
Ladies Fancy Goods store

E1UICS E1nCy WOOUS SVOrt
NEAR TIE RAILROAD STATION.
ID. w. HAMNIOND.
Constantly on III nd and for sale at fair
prices, an assortment Of
FANCY Goops, Books, STATIoNARY, PER-
FULiERY, FoREIGN AND DOMESTIC
FRUIT, PATENT MEDICINES. &c.
Also receiving fresh supplies of Stuarts
Superior Ste am Rein ed Conioction.
rry, Councilman's Broadway do,
Stuart & Co., do, with
large assortment Of Re-
hned Broken Candy, &c, so
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Was hingtOn Items.


A private dispatch received here from St.
Louis, announces the safe arrival OF ID. II.
Burr, Surveyor General of Utah.
The State Department has received an of
fcial copy of circular issued by the Span
ish authorities.
Fourteen or fifteen bids have been received
for carrying the overland California mails,
but no decisive action has been taken. 1t
will be matter Of Cabinet consultation TO
determine a starting point for the service.
The Yagers Of n. York, escorted by their
brother Yagers of Washington, were this
morning received by the President in the last
room of the Capitol, in a brief address. lie
said that the militia must ever be the main
stay of this glorious land of liberty, hence
he considered that one of the most patriotic
acts of the young men was to join volunteer
companies. He extended to them II cordial
welcome, and expressed the hope that Their
visit to the metropolis would prove agreeable
and that they might return home with the
happiest impressions.
Bayley, postmaster of Boston, has arrived
here. and resigned his Office 10 take effect in
October. The appointment of Capin, as hi:
successor, will DO officially announced to-
morrows
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Coy. IIale,S Inaugural.
CONCORD, n. H., Jul

CONCORD, n. H., June 4-P. NJ.
Gov. Hale was inaugurated shortly after
noon to-day. His address is lengthy. 1t
congratulates the people upon the usual pro-
gress Of industrial pursuits during the past
year, and advocates the establishment of
Board Of Education and of the State Normal
School The Agricultural interests of the
State are considered encouraging. The State
debt has somewhat increased, but can be ex-
tinguished without increased taxation. The
liquor law has been attended with favorable
results. 1t opposes increased Banking Capt.
tai. and advocates a longer period OF resi-
dence of aliens. and that they shall be able
to read and write the English language before
being allowed TO vote; and deems il neces
sary to protest against the bred Scott decis-
ion. IL also suggests that pceuniary aid be
rendered to the Free State settlers in Kansas.
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Proceedings of the City Council.

tOCNClL CHANBER, May oVIn, 1901.
Council met. All present. Minutes read
and approved.
S5l % was allowed Street Commissioner
Smith, for work done OH the streets, during
the week ending MAY S0th.
Allowed L. II. Griffith 81 IS for gunnel for
Street Commissioner; J. ID. Saunders thirty
five dollars for services in surveying the city;
J. NJ. Gupel, twenty-one dollars and seventy
five cents for books for Clerk: Ronalds &
Hatchitt twenty-five dollars and rine,y cents
for medicine and services rendered patients
with contagious diseases; Well H. Walker,
seventy five dollars for one months salary
ending May 3Oth; Barnard Buty three dol
lars and eighty cents for repairs on Union
fire engine; Sam Vickery three dollars and
sixty cents for provisions furnish Pest House;
The bill of the Journal was reported correct
and allowed.
The Clerk was instructed to credit certain
lots of DR.. G.. b. Walker in Lamesco, with
one half of the charges entered against said
| lots.
Ronald Fisher reported the fire department
in good order.
Lewis Howes, the Chief Engineer, submit
tel his annual report with communications
from the Presidents of each of the Fire
Companies, all of which was referred to COM
mittee on Fire Department.
DIR. Bray, chairman Of the Board of Health
reported that pest house had been procured,
and furnished with a nurse, bedding, &C., and
the services Of DIR. Jno. T. Walker had been
engaged. The report was received and DIR.
Jno. T.walker appointed City Physician at a
salary of $500 per annum
The claim of Jacob Lunkenheimer for fees
in the city suit was referred to the committee
on claims.
The official bond of Well III. Walker fol
fifteen hundred dollars was approved.
} The COMMITTEES on Locust street cemetery
reported progress.
. A committee on City grade was appointed
. to ascertain whether the grade of the Lowei
: precinct should be changed. Messrs. Foster
Sharp and Bisch were appointed said com
mittee.
|, Council adjourned to meet Monday even
: ing but no quorum being present, it vii
= meet as usual Tomorrow evening.
WELL Fl. WALKER, Clerk.
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~ THE RIVER continues to fall, and in Il
few days, the large boats will be compelled
to site mp" or go down partially loaded at
uinously low rates for freight. The weather
yesterday was cloudy, with rain at intervals.
~ To-day the Eaves is the packet for
Louisville. She will make flying trip to
Henderson, and leave here for Louisville at
''sharp six"
~ The Rainbow viii be up for Louisville
tomorrow.
- Thanks to Mr.. Jno. Shirley of the
steamer Southerner tor Louisville papers OF
Wednesday.
10y The packet Union will be down to-
day for Green River.
~ \ dispatch from New Orleans states
that the steamboat st. Charles, sunk hear
Shreveport Thursday morning. Boat and
cargo total loss; one of the crew was drowned
,y" The Louisville Courier, of Saturday
is responsible for the following
SELLING BoAT.-As the Telegraph, No
8, was booming along at about ''two forty
| lick, party of men, women and children
were seen Mailing from the shore. The boat
rounded 10 and landed for the party, plank:
run out, porters and deck hands were out tor
baggage and children, three or four clerks
stood around to assist the ladies. The Car
dinal had his head cut TO count noses. anC
saw but O solitary individual with BLACK
carpet bag in hiS hand and an axe on hi
shoulder. walk on board and inquire if they
had any Bourbon whisky.
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New York Market.
New York, June Ar. II.

INV IVHh, % "fIC II r NJ
Cotton market heavy, 100 bales sold. Mar
ket closed with declining tendency. Ono
tations for Fair Orleans 10; Middling Orleans
IA; Mobile Fair l5c. Flour heavy, 10.50O
bbls sold. Wheat heavy, IL, 600 bushels sold.
Provisions steady. Coffee firm, 5000 bags
sold at 10X for Rio. Sugar dull. Oils quiet.
Pig Iron quiet, at s32 from the yard. To-
bacco and Cotton quiet. Bacon firm, market
scarce. Freights unsettled. Stocks dull
Illinois Central 81 3s1l.; Bonds 99H. Mich
Southern 531f. N. Y. Central s5A. Galens
and Chicago "a. N. Y. g. Erie 1914. Read
ing s0H. Milwaukee & Miss. 81. Virgi.
Ma e., 90.
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Latest from Mexico.
New ORLEANS, June 81. ,

New ORLEANS, June 3-P. NJ.
Dates from Vera Cruz TO the 21st ult., and
from the City of Mexico to the 10th, have
been received. There is no positive intelli-
gence as 70 Crabbe's fate, hut it is thought
that the worst fears are realized The cleo
ton returns coming in are generally favor
able to Comonfort. Heavy rains have fallen
in the city of Mexico The inhabitants were
alarmed by the prospect of an inundation.
Several robberies on the Puebla road have
occurred.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A IT meeting NJ the Common Council held on the
~ evening % the lGth inst, the following order was
unanimously n1ssel. tp-wit:
ORDERED tlla die owners Of property fronting Fourth
street and extending between Fulton Avenue and
Market street, cause COOL irck Sidewalk OF proper
with to he ail lown In sl part of said Fourt street
and also place lown good cur,ing along sud lTics
pavement sail De cribel street: sad work 20 he done
within thirty dIvs after the publication Of this notice
and in default thereof the Street Commissioner is d.
rece n perform sll work, and the cost and eXpenses
accrung thereby viii he applied too and collected Ivy
sale Of said property, much i'll satisfy said
lien and costs.
by order Of Common Council.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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CITY ORDER.

At meeting Of the City Council held on the evenine
OF the ed inst the following order unanimously
passed to-wit:
fARDERED that the owners % lots fronting on both
sides Of L.et street, ex.eniug from Water street
Wrist street ay down goo plank SIDE walk Of prope.
width along roth sides Of said Let street fro'n First q
Water street within ten lavs after The publica.ion OF
this Notice. and in csaulr thereof the Street Commits
soner Is nStru tel q perform sl work and the costs
and expenses according thereby win e arpliel to and
collecteihv sale Of said Lot much thereof as will
satisfy said lien and costst
Ey Or,ier os Common Council.
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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Virginia Election.

WAsuINGToN, june IF. N.
The Hon. George w. Hopkins. regularly
nominated Democratic candidate for Con-
gress from the 18th Congressional district of
Virginia, has been defeated by L. s. Martin,
Il land distribution Democrat. The defeat
was caused principally by prejudice against
Hopkins for resigning his Judgeship, in the
hope OF an election to Congress.
Benz. +. Fullerton has been appointed Re-
ceiver of public moneys at Fairbout, vice
Smith, resigned.
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Political.

CoScoRD, n. H., june 3-P. NJ.
The Legislature was organized by electing
the nominees of the Republican caucus
Gov. Hale is to be inaugurated tomorrow.
PITTsBURG, June 3--P. NJ.
Hazelcourt unanimously nominated for
Governor by the Americans
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Latest News by the America.

BosToN, June 4-P. N.
The steamer America from Liverpool, via
Halifax, arrived here yesterday.
Her mails were dispatched early this morn
ing and will be in Philadelphia this evening.
The papers furnished contain nothing of ad-
-ditional interest to that already ielegrapbed.
The following is u statement of the English
markets, at the latest moment received:
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. May o.
Freights to northern ports had declined.with
prospects of still further downward ten
deney; but freights to New Orleans were
brisk. Bullion in the Bank of England had
increased nearly 100000. The. bullion mar
ket was lively. American Stocks more ac-
tive. The following are the rates: Maryland
SIS s9L@9l%. Pennsylvania Bonds 1881.
Michigan Central 81. Illinois Central 81.
LoSDos, May 22.-Sugar active. Bread
stuHs firm.
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From Washington.
New YoRK, June 4EP. N

NEW YORK., June 4-P. N.
The Times Washington correspondent says
Col. Cumming who conditionally accepted
the Governorship of Utah. arrived yesterday
morning, and had an interview with the
President.
Lord Napier officially denies the cess;on of
tho Island by Granada to England.
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcISNATI, June 4--P. II.
Flour buoyent, with more buyers than
sellers. Rye has declined to / 30. Corn,
1900 bushels sold at soc. Oats, 500 bushels
sold at 62c. Whisky declined to zoe, at
which price 1900 bbls were sold The mar
ket closed unsettled. Provisions unsettled
nothing doing of importance, and very little
demand. Small lots of bacon sides sold to-
day to dealer in Fort Madison, Iowa
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Steamer Ashore.

BosToS. June 4-P. A.
The steamer City of New York. from Phil
adelphia. is ashore near Nantucket. Her
crew arrived At Nantucket Yesterday. y
steamtdg has been sent to her assistance.
a letter dispatch. says she was picked up
last evening by two schooners, off Monomy
and towed to West Harwick. She has been
kept in order and is uninjured.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A T meeting Of the Common Council, held on the
IA evening nt the 9TH inst, il vas on motion unani-
mouslv ordered,
That the owners Of property LAYING and fronting on
Chestnut steel and extending from Water street 10
the Canal, a good and substantial brick SIDE
walk to he hail down on sill lie schel property WITH
in thirty dlys ai.er the publication OF this notice. ~
in deflnlt thereof the Street Comissqner IS dreCte
To perform ~Ii works and the cuss AMI eNl enSes -
cling thereby, will lie asseSse - and collected by
stle - sad property, much thereof viii Sats-
" said lien ami costs Nv orl,- OF Council.
WE'LL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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Accident.
CoLUxBUs, o., June 4-r.

OOLIHBCS, %, JU'It To NJ
A sad accident occurred here this morning.
\ young lad named Joseph Braeken, aged
10. had his foot caught in the pinion wheel at
IIayden's factory, which was revolving at
the time. Before he could he extricsted his
leg was torn Off up to the thigh. His life is
de-paired of
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Fire.
CLEyELAND. limo 4-P. ",

The paint shop attached to Morril & Bow
ems Car factory was burned this morning.
with four passenger and two baggage ears
belonging to the Cleveland & Pittsburg Rail
Road. Loss covered by insurance. Total
loss $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
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Minnesota Election.

CHICAGO, June 4-P. N.
The election returns from Southern Min
nesota indicate Republican majority of del
'egstes to the constitutional convention.
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Gen. Walker Coming
NEW ORLEANS. June 4-P.

Later papers confirm the execution of
Crabbc, the Sonora fllibuster, and fiity-cight
of his followers. IL is rumored in the city of
Mexico, that the Californians are taking hor-
rible revenge, by numbering all Mexicans
found.
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Disastrous Fire.

New York, June 4-P.M N.
Baxter's stores, Brooklyn, were burned at
noon to-day. Loss $500 900 in Sugars.
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Auetioaeers," passed Nay 18Th 1857.
Every auctioneer licensed under the provisions Of
the orlinaucc Of which this is amendment, shall on
lefOre the last day Of each month file in the office
of the CITY Clerk, full statement, under oath, Of the
value Of the merchanlZe, vehicles, and livestock he
longing Ia others than the citizens OF Evansville,
which have been consigned or delivered 70 them dur
ing <iil month gor sale AZ auction otherwise.
The City Clerk, upon receipt of which statement,
shall enter upon the tax duplicate, FOR the current year
page tn he reserved Tor that purpose, the amount
thus reported IN the Of the auctonecr reporting
The ami shall charre AMI assess thereon the same
rate " TAXATION a aSseSe upon the personal property
% others Tor such wear, AID shall at once report said
entry AMI the afnodnt assessed in Writing to the City
Collector, who shall make similar entry on the
duplicate in his possession, and shall proceed u coli
iet nom such auct0neer, the tax thus assessed ia TIL
manner other taxes n - collected.
ANY aucti0neer who shall fail o. make any report
provided for Nv this ordinance, Mt the time above spec
ifie shall for eacii Cfiencee fined in any not less
than fifteen dollars more than fifty dollars; and
Tor any second or subsequent failure to make such
monthly report, in aliitiOn IN such ine, the Common
c0Jnc may i'm their discretion revoke the license gan
tel t. such auctoneer
The price ~ license under this ordinance, shall
from and aertle publication hereof, shall I've hum
drcl dollars for year, and sixty dollars for six
mOrhs any shorter period, AMI AL license graUte 10
anc;iOneers sall expire the first Monday in August,
AMI no license shall be transferable.
ApprOFcl by Common Council,
Attest JOHN HEWSON, Mayor,
WELL n. W ALKEI. CITY Clerk.
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Niagara Sailed.

HALIFAX, June 4-P. n.
The steamship Niagara arrived at nine,
and ssiiled at ten, for Liverpool.
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River and Weather by Telegraph

River and weather by Teicgraph.
LOUISVILLE, june IN.
Six feet nine inches in the canal. Scant
four feet on the Falls. Weather rainy.
CINcISNATI, juno 4-P. NJ.
Weather rainy all day. River has fallen
seven inches. Seven feet water in tie chan
mel.
PrTTsBURG, June 4-P. N.
No change in the river since noon. The
weather is damp and chilly.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
A T a meeting of the Council hell on the evening
~ Of the n inst, It was on motion, unanimously
orleret
That the owners Of property, fronting High
street, and extending from Leet t. Fulton Avenue, he
notified q cut away the hlut hank either side Of
said street, when the same j. required, and TO lIy
good AMI substantial brick pavement along sail prop
erty fronting aforesaid, within 20 days after the
publication Of this notice, AMI IN default thereof Che
Street Commissioner is hereby directed to perform slid
work, ami the costs and expenses accrung there ".
will assessed t., AMI collected by sale of sud prop
erty or much theEeOf will satisfy said lien aud
costs. BY order Of Council.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
To THE
EVANSVILLE DAILY 10 URNAL
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
WASHINGTON AND CLYDE.

NEw YORK, June 3-PM
The steamship Washington arrived this
evening with about 30 passengers.
The Quebec steamer Clyde, from Glasgow,
arrived. Her news is anticipated.
LONDON. Friday, May 2S.-Money market
active and stringent, almost impossible to
obtain advances under the Bank minimum.
Teas firm. with full business. Coffee buoy
ant. supply light. Sugar firm. and active.
Tsllow higher. Linseed oil 4ld42c. Wheat
advanced Is. Flour advanced g..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-05
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDEEED, That the owners Of property living on
y the west side ri Thrill street, hetween Locust and
Walnut cause good brick Sidewalk 10 Re laid along
the front Of said property within thirty en- davs aftr
work and the costs and expenses accTuing thereby
will he assessed II and collected y sale Of sid prop
erty, or much thereof - will satisfy sld lien and
costs BY order of the City Council
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
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