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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-04
MEDICAL.
Pr LIE 81!

w following sworn certificate from one OF our
N q ,Ss s a s ess
f0 DR SSanafss in tina,
been afflicted with the Piles for near 10 years; that
have used Is hotties Of Barnes Pile Lotion, and every
thing else could hear Of but all 70 no ELECT for the
comnenctd using your for the PiIs<,
and have the happiness to sythat they have had the
tressins Complaint. consider this almost miracle,
for am now years Of are. sincerely recommend
them 70 all afflicted with the above cor plant.
's"eu' rs s~l1No. 70 Franklin Gins Street,
State Of New.Yors, GA, lAo 90
New York City and Coun,y,}
and s CITY and County sna So q Ps IN
and for the State Of New York. do hereby certify tha
came p. yalie, :, me well known, who being by me
duly s%orn did aspss and say that the contents Of the
In witness whereof, I have tserihed nv name as
Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public Of the state
Of New York. and have affixed my Notaral Seal al my
once '1 cs 'n s.s : sssFa sxnfScE
We challenge tcmeci fcu f s Of the intel STATE.
b Eee e., N,ssan q internal fies fep pc,
by mail % any part Of the nts siates sa by ali
respec;able druggists in the Unitei States. ssaIlI
An agent NsA ~ ~ az ssr s1 cs ai s4efe
ana 4 DIR. DUPRIEs PILLS All
Are unrivalled for purifying theood, being effec-
Worm, Gc soc reward viii be PAID any person Thai that
can prove they contain anything IN ros to the syS-
% cents Per T bona & aey Sa Gs &c the Sa
street. New York, and for sale by liresectae drug
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
= ..... -.... WI. J. REDFATH a co.
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CHEAPER THAN EvERi

THE undersigned respectfully Informs his friends
u and the public generally, that he has remOvez
from his old stand the Post Office, 10 the house
lately occupied by Mr.. II. Hart, a. shoe store, ON
Main street, two doors from First ST., where he keeps
constantly ON hand good assortment Of
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. .1T E~
FANCY JEwELRY, ~
/. ,. BREAsTPINs, &C.
All Of his goods he Is offering at unprecedented
low prices for cash, preparatory To replenishng his
Stock. He also repairs Clocks, watches and all kinds
of Jewey, the shortest notice. and upon reasonable
terms. Give him call before purchasing elsewhere,
he Is determined 10 please In quality and price.
mhti-am 80 CHARLES BARNrM.
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THE PRICES Are FROM &c TO sac.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.

y Twenty per cent. viii be deducted from the
credit price for cdsh.
Those who purchase on long credit, give notes paya-
Bile In :. 8, ~ sd years after date and required
TO improve one-tenth annually for five years, 50 as 10
have ouahaA the ptlunder cultivation, the end Of
that time -
Competent surveyors will accompany those who
wish 70 examine these lands, free of charge, and add
them in making selections.
Ths lands remaining unsod are as rich and valuable
as those " hich have been disposed Of.
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SECTIONAL MAPS

win be sent tonny one who will enclose fifty cents in
rostase susrnp-, md b,oks PAMPHLETS, containing
numerous instances of successful farming. signed by
respectable and we'll klgwnl farmers, living ina the
neighbOrhoof OF the railroad lands, throughout the
S-also the cost of fencing, price of cattle. expense
OF haryestlEg threshng, ec.-Or any ether infOuna-
top-r ~ b. cheermIy gwen, spplicsdnn, either
personally orty letter. in English, French or German,
addressed 10 JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioners IL the Illinois Central r. X. Co..
~ Office in Illinois Central X. X. Depot, Chicago,
Illinois. ie9mdAw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-04
DIR. HOOfLAND,s CELEBRATED
isni GERMAN BITTERS.

- - liz. .-ga - -.
DIR. c. M. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA.
w Ill effectually cure Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia ,Jaundice Chronic or Nervous lie
b;t,, D;so..o.' 30 e. V;J..-.,-.'ss.a = :,
piht!, discusses Oh the Moneys, ana MI
diseases arising from diseased Liver or
Stomach
.H.. 1i-c 80 lEa 90 hneiL-
n attrlbuting such valuable medical properties 10
IL this remedy, rash or unwarrantaier assertion
= male, but IS simply stated fact proven undenia-
lily and concIusiyeiy iy the extraordinary and
its iliusrious originator, DR.. HoofaDd, among all
classes OF European society and from the immense
mass OF testimony, from all parts of the American
continent, accumulated during the last ten years, in
the hands of the Present proprietor. The prevalence
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LUMBER. LUMBERm

r. H. BEN NET t.
"orLD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Evansville and surrounding country, that he
keeps constantly on hand large and fun assortment OF
PINE LUMBER, SHINGLES,
Dressed and Uniressed Floorng Dressed and Cndress
ell Misunderstanding, &c, &c., which he viii sell
cheap for cash. ~ -Ilr ~
ter street, near Kratz 4 lTeilman's Foundry.
He las also yard at yineennes, near the Evans
vile and Charlottesville Railroad Depot, and l. pre-
pared furnish. all in that section, with full
9scheap Is can be bought in Evansville. - =
.syt55 l.. L. WATSON, Agt., vncennes.
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PU BIG SALE

VuNlIE undersigned will sell ut Isoekport, Spencer
county, Ind, on the 9th div 81 May next, -
OF land, lying in said county, five miles from the
Ohio River, the EIzaleth and Cenreville Roads from
Grandyiew passing Nv It, and the farm Of Benjamin La
al oining il. There Is small bog house the
track, and clearing VI about 10 re, the remainder Is
heavily tiInbered with Walnut Oak, &C. Ii has
advantage OF being watered by n small strem passing
through and ais, springs Immediately H. :
1t will be sold together dvldel q su puIvhlsers
apfl-fw HOWARD ID. ONEILL.
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scpis ,Sa1y, laAnd BY other Drassisss ssaeraily.
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schr Mozart! Of rewburyporu Howard Havana Nay -
schI .a.l lrands toS Balumors oousiAy.
I, With fryrt &c, 10 master -.
schr John t,ssnar JnAnson Trindsd Cuba, days win
mAiedo 10 herfn0n Tallmsn .x - A..
Schr Lizzie Maula Maule Osrdenas, osys vim sugar W
scfr Baker Jr to' Harwich) Kelly, Baracoa. May y.
with tobacco and fruit, 10 master. ~ .. A..
sehr Ner,h Point Crane, Savannah, days with cotton
sohr Edward Hl os Nswburypor.. mass Arey, Dsrien
6tays.
schr Sarah Brneu, Douglass Georgetown ST., days.
schr soufern Belle. Tyler. wilms gon NC 3dsys.
Scbr Solomon Andrews PanaT. Wa abingdon, NJ, 0ayv
fchr NJ Kennedy, Harris, Elizabeth Guy, 8 days
schr Mary Jane, Br h. Norfolk. days
ecbr Mapcb' ster Chichester Richmond. days.
schr Han iu n. Bopiips, Alsyandria, days
Schr Brave, Corsnn Virginia, 2dsyB.
Scbr Jane Ross. Ross Virginia
echr Fcy White, Georseown, no.
Ser John w Eous Bloxon, AComack.
Schr Nary Ellen Hosom, CbncotSagua.
Echr W Rumssy, TAYLOR. Raumorr.
Sebr Mist Dirsosway Baltimore 4eays
sehr Citizen We dhal Baltimore more t Tor aaase1
Eotr Wonder French. Providence,
Steamer Kennebec Hand. Philadelphia
Steamer Planet. Looper. PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson, Philadelphia.
Steamer Wesenport Berry. Portland.
Steamer Ospray, Kinney, Providence
Steamer Decatur. Deer, Norwich
The ship Bright arrived yesterday from Liverpool
ship LsJy Frabkip, bound East In the Nat lon So
passed Ave ieebergs; also one In la 4a ION 81
HAu.ED
Stesmslp Cshawba, Bavana and New Orleans.
Wind during the day. w.
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The slave Trade In new York-The Alleged
slave Brig Ellen.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Betts.


JrlY l2-TAe United States us. the Brig EEen-Ar. Ju-
Illus r. Van vechtens cross examination continued bat
nothing material was elected Other witnesses call
ed but merely the points as in the testimony pub
ished OF the previous witnesses
For the defence Captain Van vechten deposed that the
purport of his voyage to take cargo out and fo' all
he knows the voyage TO have been legitimate one
Cross examined by the District Attorney have had
COW. rsatons with you (Mr McKeon), With Nc Weeks,
and with my brother; received note from Mr. Weeks
ard called him. the purpor of the conver alton was
TO the effect that he TO take charge OF tas rs
sell that letter des,roye never minated that Figa
Mere owned the vessel
We're you asked the question II he had an int.
rest in the vessel and what was your answer dont
know that WAS ever asked the question, and II was
should answer "no;" never hsd any doubts OF Mr..
Weeks being the owner; met Mr.. Aruja In this city;
met him at Delmopcos and at Mr. Fgapeires Office, ana
had the pleasure Of lodging with him In Edrdge STREET
iail (augher); never knew Weeks until saw MIN the
evening that he sent me the note.
O. You pracise ed law in this city with Mr. LatsomI A.
Yes practsed for several weeks aughter found that
law didn suit and didn't suit 1t, and went est
and then went TO engaged In the Lopez expedi
ton IN 1882 but not there more than two weeks when
was taken prisoner in 1858 went To San Pr ncisco,
doing nothing but enjoying myself went from San Fran
CT, Calcutta, and from that " Liverpool ~ mate and
second mate.
After some further evidence Mr. John P. Weeks was
the brig Ellen he knew Mr. arana, and chartered the
vessel TO him. owner for no other voyage than ex-
planned in the document producei Mr. A. put tho cargo
On beard.
On cross examination witness said he in Havana last
winter this vessel bought By me in March went 70
New Orleans and to Galveston stree came back bought
the Perel Bran an and El'en-they worth 81 000
The case stands adjourned to Monday
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Personal Intelligence.

Amos Story for many years a resident Of Syracuse In
this State been elected the first Mayor Of Appleton,
Wisconsin.
Kohl the noted traveller ard author is In Boston, where
he will remain for several weeks for the purpose OF ex
amipra the literary treasures contained In the public
and private libraries OF Boston and Cambridge.
Mr. Everett win pronounce his orsion upon Washing
tom before the citizens OF Old Cambridge, Mass on Thurs
day next, June is, at O'Clock p. NJ
Fanny Kemble and daughter left Boston the llth for
their summer retreat in Western Massachusetts,.
ARRIVALS.
csp family Lieut. Tower VSA TSss kssSS
eGa mas S Dr. M
Jro Reaus; sr.inar. wife ad servant; Capt Hasssv
son I'D Taylor sE sa9
eSH ad ss Ss o pss psp Mrs
Sss pss,cay op; Haley es .s
snG is% tAT% Hsan sssssr
I'd "Ss Mrs R$$:os "a s,.ss$Iss:s
ss ff Hy Bssss:i @ ssa We
& Sfnss and 4!aSan4 Ms. snf lin
m .aa Ss cssss1 c'R PsS@s
ssssss VIE So and ss q SS1ss xs.
Sesns I'D mn
az. SsssS
p 1ssSssfN Mrs
sDSTo Shsdrs Miely asrIss Il S9y ,n s-9rFs
McIsusbin Miss Mclaughlin CLARK alexander Murray,
Vesbroueh ] Taylor, A Lee, Ass Taylor, and
others cabins.
From Hayan, and New Orleans in the steamship Empire
CiyMiss Ieoaa Roman and lsdy, hrea MI Roman,
Miss Lane reauX, p andreanx and son. Ysux Arsepe.
Vic II. Mrs IRON, Ms u T. Preton, Benoi Il,
Psrcoud bereio HrsuR. Mr. Williamson, q ID Rob- IT.
sor lady anc children Lson Tamaya, FTamava, Capt
Mariner Mrs Walt n. & Dnbsmel, CP Wicks W Growth DIR
Hret-de ladv snd daughter, Levren jo Ro iiesu,
Hunt er- .'sies. 4 kanpmann. Mrs r. II Miller, J
Minnesota Capt Cause and, Pellesrini Gasabat Mrs
NIECE chid,fn and servent: Capt navs Caloit lady
and servant. Col Smith q Summer6eid Thomas Per
kins venen. W WARDEN, Mr. Wnikden and lady, er
Anderson. Mr. Nelson. Mr. Arrowamh, Mr. Richards, Mr.
Schmidt noTslez NJ Martinez and son. Mr. Smith, Sc
gueseeui Z Eseyerd Gal owsy. sanrhcl, Penelnpe
Ture Genes and two Yrs Malcolm, Mr. sevia
Mr. Arebs and sapeetr, hor!s, q Patrull Il bay,
noor.s Il tnrhyn and ldy Mrs Cork, lalser,
Nathan NalleresiTo Er Puccio ard lady, W Nye DIR
Hos,rtp DIR Ferguson Cant sout Mics Nelson, Dasha
zorre Connect and Il IN he ste. rage
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Ppfice Intelligence.

TIE IArr RoansGy or DunorD dsG AZ TIFFANY 90 y
sboRR -abiel Ayres, alias Cook, alias Jones, whose
rest was poced by rs few days ago for stealing dia-
Tifg al The f,ore OF Tiffany CO. which he
plsbed by q woman named Ann Fowler, who en- cred
unoer pre'.bce Of making purcoase, was yesterday
smined before Jnee Osborne, and fully tied In
default of 90 BAIL for trial The sonan Fowler was
4 lao cnmmitlad q accomp.ice.
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The walker Reception Meeting.

10 rBE EDITOR or rae herald.
desire 10 stare throus YOUR columns that the OF
secretary NJ the meeting held last evening 10
make arrangem. nis for the public reception OF General
Walker, upautborzed by me, and that do no, ap
prove Of the objects ri the rsesDg. -
NV yoRs, june ~, 1851 kVfASV SVoPkA
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The U1ited Staes sonp Of war Levant from Manila
hound 20 Shsnehac, he 9th of April IN lat "A
", long. l25
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FIN ARTS.

FINE ARTS.
CUMMINGS SCHOOL OF DE>l9s. 80 EAST TUIR
~ enh street VIII close for thr vacation from the
LIST Of July the Tat % September PRINCIPALS Of schops
privae ci and private scholars desiring the SERVICES OF
A Cumming his sssissrt fer the suinx
speculv belt ~ asc present application for the appoint
OF hours kcho anf classes ~ the city adcr
In the city dcsrinr In dra from
na'ure be attended d~rins '.e sumner ~scsnu.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS By ''kLEBs t1kD MASTERS.
"A gcnt-r an aNou leaving for Enrnpe wishes 70 dis
pope valuable pictures bile Ad
dtess N b g.. u.rsh once
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uIA,TIsIro, 40.

uL<yrHIr0, 80. -
az OOO no IEvesT m sssprD HAEr snsufHiss
0{).VDvbO wtebins " con- ~ 81 on Nv
,s c,ostns ,cto e.sh can obtain ess ny p cens moft
=, ssfirs 20 .ensips heir Afdr-~~ " = We hnkO@n,
afolx Pc avl Nsthsw
~ STr,. o.. sxpDnI1 TiOk.-TV 3ENTLEMwH
w families residing IN the CITY, or leaving fo Rur1ps
y 49, Ia snpsrfuous enrcs cosurces
ssIes or eenemen ie OF clothing ac, which they slro
~, H.. caeh are respectfully solicited notify he
,a .ho viii walt them nj their place of resdeuee
~ srron,rens line sddr~.sed to HENRI. CO. ~
srrs tweon nroelWsy and Fourth
Will pce, Wilh propapt Aprnuon
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nIIL1kRD TABLEs-J. 400 ART. AUTOBIOGRAPHY
ID =. Bn sAhfRy vrtne of a cnarel mnr'gsre will
pose fas Frdny JUNE u, nj iris p'rinrt pogurn
auction Of Frankfort ami WI ian rgss
celebrated mhnation cushion marrs hii-
Hard tables trh y; also ball. all other appurtc-
nancca belonging - the ssn..
Office No. 10 Centre street
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ship Iivhs Boajey, from Cardiff for Sydney, Nsw
ship Lss Rockh Thobald, from Liverpool for City Point
We, May rs. 90 Cape Clear
Ms, 70, ss ,o ion n '''"' my W.T.
ship ksrn t1hsI Nichols. from Newport, K, for WORK
RED ,g9;ci Apsrsws hence March q for Melbourne
luSbST isdeD vas seen June g. TSss lshi bearing SSw
bark y,ry SHADE from Boston. bound 8, ssualIaed
Bsrs fscmsa Nichols. from Boston May for Indies.
May T. lat ~ Ion "a
"a a1ss: F'sue from homa''on for Soro'os Juno
ys G 81 s.s%s p9 sG brig
sshr ss,y mIhard' days frm Nfo'h for - June u
scr 1net2. from Coas, Of Aries Tor Boston. June 10
eupposed oa Nanucs e',oy tae Dublin, at Nosport ih)
Foreign Ports.
M and I'D Tune I'd Oh her rsnrn h brig lanes GEORGE
bs :. ss @ ps,s S'"S SAC S ,sS
hu..rn Green, sSvarIs; Jnne stea nship orSaada.
Belize Hon May p In port bark yountsln Eagle Yates,
.ssow also th'p elve,a tAu posea forean) Cor Ham
s ses jas w,os "s sosnp, r ."o And ss% s
bsns; sh' James Nelson i fsaSou Burt trading on the
cate ship Rowen Qunncs gate -urrows, who dieo
b.s,cyA Ne, ss-l9 pcrs sohrs iame Phlaaey for New
sGrs DAYS ni. s wA 20 e o ss "a Ina 4s
scsr DWIGHT Davidson Haroy. ~ proeabyin port thoosa
coSi.rc lrril s-sla bark EvsrgelIne. raars Boston.
CaoEsk. MAJ Sin p,-t chip ,snoo Freen@n BON Car
6.h wa vslparsi O. bsad s.l'pe<e iququei smoo"'
cnslyreo:' My zsare pot bs FINN, Lincoln, John
ir.i, Mas 2.sld Borneo. f6ner tram sDreaps), Coon
rIrsr, May AIT VIM Jsrvs Bsra,d liverpool
FasARrs, Pn MAY ITO IA veseo! in pot M.
bic siaven dsy Thomss i,Swbndse' i'Ofair for
Nay n pot s,ys y;%sr'E "a s az sl rGr
Elizabeth. youg grcm Malaga, Nsorf' Br brig AsricSss
IgsopstG xpIa II ar SHY L4.s Jsns Erga 4 a'ys
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0IIsIlA RDSs

A GOOD pILIIsRD ThBLss WILL RE SOLD sEPA-
-iher. hey good have been put I'm
complete order, cushions &c With hing conpete.
They VIII be old chesp Apply In The .alon q Odd Fellow
Hall Boboker New Jersey, letter TO Billiards 100 Bar
clay 1otk.
SOl BRO,DwAy-OrIs fIFt.D-TwELvR sLATTs
OCO bed vi Hard tahles with Decksrs mechanical oush
kns Bsr refreshments. Ac
billiard TABLFS-I. RO9hnr AUCrrONEEa-By.
~ bOVARf.by virtue OF chat el mnrvage, will er
nair Friday June ~ iOs u'clnck
Frankfor liam streets egh.
OF TIE cels brsed patent combination cushion marble
lard ahrs Oht balls and all oher appurie
uances belonging " the sam@.
JOHN ORoURKE ati'y for r,orgsgee
Ouce No. 10 U-nre street
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- nowr,, c,r, ION .npIsr =, .TTrNps TO
All diseases of the eve ea fro li Aocock dsiJ,
Artificial eyes inser,.d which and look IKE me ns"
No kn2 nrosdwsy. n. v
NEW PATENT srss AN. xss-rOs PA SssAViIn 1920
IN vision eulne life and needing no c5srk" %
patented and sold only BY Prcf-Ssm fHArE Yp AI
he rew Yprs Rfe Hospital No PAYS 20. .s,~'ss
PrAnts infeuds visiiins p-rse-~hrusn- Ne rrn"""
Nats~
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witpess-I an clerk RESIDE at PAS Bfoome street:
know David NJ Grant, who the stand yesterday,
very well: knew him 10 1slo.
u What Is his reputation OF charactorf Very bad;
he con,idcred by every body who Eno~s h a a. a
iwIous lsr; would not believe him under OATH
Cross examine I'll In Buffalo from lst7 10 1851;
wss clerk OF W. W. Mann, lawyer there; ~a 10 the
Post caoc In 1850; lett bersuse ruined my health;
vent xen 10 Mr. Grant he did nos turn away
will swear TO that was born 10 ENGLAND: ~as prn
Yer By trade; was brought up In Wales; l bad no bus
ness there
Cross eramnec-Tbe first thing did " learn
be printing business. doing not ing al present;
has been nearly and half since old anyhing no.
worked month or six weeks last winter have not
come scross M Grant since hs store IN ialo
1901 70 The present time; | heard JOSEPH Forsyth
speak about Grant aud say that he tried 90
cheat him. have alo heard Mr. Brough sseak against
Grant: bsye not Aeard any other persOn speak against
Mr.. Grant since 1851; when came from Buffalo gent
uut 10 New jersey nne took farm quit Il lat March:
nobod, found me out DOR has anyone told me 10 came
here read Mr. Grants testimony the papers go came
here h contradict az Grant don't me any money
took good care be skold not live 10 the city my wife
and family live In te~ JerseJ; 60 out TO them come
lines seek, and eomet0es not 10 three weeks;
am living on my meaus I have spent nearly all uiy |
mean ita,e not been doing anything for long time.
esvIDEsCB or ELIAS o. TAYLoR
am Gf5 six ltsrl old a brother 81 I'll Taylor Of
Herkimer who arrived here on the 25h 81 October last
Nd Oh DE 2ih be went W Grsensc cencieryi know
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1867,

NH II nj II N n a Il III a n a " iOf lOof
Il NOW READY.
In sddltoa 70 the usual Calendar pages and AsosonseS
CAealstons THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC contains;
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNs
y staes ConsesonL DISTRICTS and Counties, ssr lsSS, sS~
nay compared with the retains Of former yesrsL
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, ecndenss1
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS
nd OF the next eessed, slsssi6sd poateAly
CONCISE srATEAEsN or TEE DoSGs IN KAN
eAs parirs The past year.
AN ACCOUNT or TIE REhARKABLE CONTEST
FOR sPEAKER Of ne House.
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GESkkN
WALKER and his Ffnfbuster Companions In NesrSgaA
CLASSIFIED LIST CT THE GOVERNORS OF TIE
STATES, Tusss u Holding AsocSns Nesting Of LssaAsr
tnres ks
TIE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
with Condensed ststsso: 81 those q he DEnoeAAfe snd
AsIRicAB Psrtisa
fRE IEFFERsoNlAN ORDINANCE CT f7A. toes-
sst bot s~neray Accessible, and vkh, had It heer Adopted
vouA have n.ee ken'sshy ALBANIA Mssspp md Tsnne-
&c. se ststsa Three y-ss later he Ordnance Of i7 ~
psesAis snly &c the North West Tsrritory sAopss<
Single Cope L. cents 81 per aosep; e7ps 100. Postaes
CT the AhAH-e cen; eset prsp.d ssh vhe. nos
,IsyI& orts~ sOsoshs tie o<sA respectfully saEe,s&
tIkkiky AcRLRATH
5oe.x< Gee ks0y tn
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o~.. 4. nsno,. Central Rsnfosd Depot. Chicago, m
COR sALE.-A 6rst-class 4-.tory brown .tOn'

TOR sALE.-A Grst-elas: 4;.tory brown stone y,
y front HOUSE, and LEAsL % ."A' % 'As sSa'A noe
Also III. s.tory brct HOUSE nd LOT No. West sl.ts-
-Gpshed IN good style with a. the modern iDpfove1sn"
Aiso' The Sstory brick HOUSE and LOT No III West
Istk on north ideize q house b. ~ feet dsspi S
- h. - between 7th ard stS-sv.- -.
40 the +s,ory basement HOUSE md LOT No ~ We.
.3tht between 9Th and sth-syl Gle " hoase - .es
ort and BY % feet deep, hnisbss IL nedsrs ~ ~
al the modern IMPROVEMENTS, Ia: &c fsss hes" s~S "
terms and psrienlsrs apply 20 ,.p,.
SAKER 1 XERKs. Ass:soEss.s' Ne sFls"
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Real Gstatc for Sale.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for DAlRYMEN,
"A sTOCK-eARMERS and 0rHERS-FoI SALE, in seu-
ben County Newloti 1000 Acres Of LAND. o which $50
under improve There the premises four
Dwelling houses Sswmils with steam and tho ethex
with power and Ga under roof good Bsrns k
This regions In the State Tor Dairy stock
ra ing 7h Land Ia well wsered with never falling springs
and streams. The profit the crop Of whea generally
clearing fencing and ens down An excellent business
can be done the and small one OF the hus
can be converted into Gsm, which Is thing much do
sired this point There about 80 900 feet Of Pine on
the Land and considerable quantity Of Ost, which can "a
sold Tree In the woods Saw snd Or nj
always end plenty Of here In. whole ~nl
tor extraordinary low price Of sl2coo part Of
which can remain mortgage II desired. Appyio
NCs2l HOMER MORGAN No. Pins's,, " Y.
EIGHTH-AV. PROPERTY for sALE.-A
IL prominent In the upper part Of the Ssv con-
si,tns two stores being STU vii, DO
sold low. Apply to JAMES DE- MOTT, Nc. ID Wialam-st
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