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NEW YORK STORE
FOR THE FALL TRADE.

THE subscribers have commenced to
Il receive their Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods,
which, when complete, will be one Of the largest and
most attractive ever brought to TTumbull County
Being satisfied that tie growing wealth and taste Of the
citizens of this town and the surrounding country
require richer and better goods than heretofore have
usually been kept, We have this fall selected with this
idea in view, and are prepared to exhibit in every
department Of Staple and Fancy Goods, an attractive
assortment of the hest styles aud makes of goods. As
to prices. we say, while our reputation through the
country is now SO good. that IL a stranger enquiries at
more than one place in this town, he will he informed
that he is in the New York Store. Yet We now design
to offer still greater inducements, and wish it to be
understood that we shall never be aRders0ld on goods
of equal quality, We also will at all times pay Cash
on Produce
See paper next week for further particulars.
PARKS & WENTZ.
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COOKS ESTATE.

- Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
heen appointed and qualified as executor on the eststs
Of John Cook. late Of Mecca, TrumbuIi County
deceased. Dated at Mecca. this I4th day Of sspten
her, isj7. DANIEL H. HfGbY
Sept. i6, lS5.-exs.
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DENTISTRY!
DR.. H. w. HOLLOW Y,
AT HOME AGAIN!

IN his old rooms over the New York
IL Store, where he ran be found at all hours during
at his usual low prices) The satisfaction that has seen
given to hundreds in this vicinity, is I sure guaranty.
thai all persons calling at my rooms will get the best
and cheapest work in the county; nothing but the best
of Gold used for filling. Teeth from one to an entire
sett on Gold or Silver plate. l would here say to those
wishing a fall sett, I will extract the roots and give
them a temporary sett of teeth on Gutta Percha, in one
week from the time of extracting roots, free without
charge. DIR. IL w HOLLOnA Al.
Ir,a 4 1917 ts
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TOBACCO. SNUFF AND sEGARs.

Il Wholesale and Retail. The subscriber would
respectfully inform the citizens OF Warren and vicin-
ity, that he has on hand a we'll selected stock Of Tobac-
CO, Snuff and Scgsrs, which he will sell for cash, at
prices that viii defy competition. Call and examine
for yourselves, 1t the Tobacco and Segar Store, Market
Street, Warren, Ohio. J. IL. +
Warren Sent Orb *
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GRANGER,S
Commercial and Mathematical Institute,
COLUMBUS, Ono.

CPLENDID INDUCEMENTS to those
- who wish to attend a Commercial College. situa-
tons guaranteed, or, tuition free Summer arrange
ments. To those who enter my Institute. or remit me
$50. and thus secure SCHOLARSHIPS.
any time before the LIST day Of next September, can,
upon completing a thorough course Of Doub. Entry
Book Keeping and its Collateral Branches, secure lu-
cratiye employment in Commercial or Banking Houses
as Accountants within ninety days after their gradua-
ton. or else they will be Unidentified to the full amount
OF the sum paid for tuition, and thus realize
FREE TUITION. OR LUCRATIVE sITrATIoSs.
Graduates from this Institution are nov filing re-
sponsible and lucrative positions as Cashiers. Book
Keepers and Railroad Office Clerks. in different sec
tons Of the country. and are being preferred by bust
ness men to Graduates Of any other Mercantile Col
lege. Hence the above unparalleled inducements
which nothing but the great superiority OF my instruc-
tion and thoroush training Of my students for business
life would warrant.
The Principal Of this Institution hGs been a r-ae-
teal accountant for a longer period than any other
Teacher in the WesterH country
Address the undersigned for further particulars.
WM. W. GRANGER.
NJ ~ t,z-sf
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Sept. IS. Is5z-sT.
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuII
Countv- COURT or COMMON PLRAS

Il County, SIS. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-
John G., William, James benezer. Lucy and Bnseha
McCNmhs, Mary Kerr, Rebeeca and Lewis Blachley.
are hereby notified, that a petition was 6led against
them on the thirteenth day Of September. A. d. lS55. ia
said court, within and for said Corn y . "A State, By
Zscheriah Kerr. Guardian % John u, Ann Eliza,
Thomas C., and Ely Ward, heirs OF ElizS Ann Ward.
deceased, and is nov pending, wherein said Kerr. as
Guardian for said heirs. demands partition Of this fofs
lowing Real Estate, to Wit: The whole oflot No. 50. In
the Township OF Champion. containing g3acres. Also.
the whole OF lot No. ! in the Township OF Weather.
field, containing I4 acres. both tracts heing the lands
% Robert hcComts, deceased, late Of Wealth rsfeki in
said County; anil. at the next term q said Cdurt. the
Haid Kerr, AS tusriian for said heirs, will apply for an
order that partition may be made of said premises.
CURTIsS & SMITH, Atiys for Plaintiff.
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Pastor Baptist Church. streetsbOro, Portsg.
A Il

A ENACTMENT.
"a William Slaughter, PHI. Before Azor Abel, n
vs.. hJustice of the Peace of
Daniel L. Case, Deit. Warren Township,
Trumbuli County, Ohio.
On the e4th day Of August, A. u. 1851. raid Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above action for
the sum Of Thirty-two Dollars and fifty cents. and said
cause is continued for trial until October 10th. A. D.
1857, at Q O'Clock A. NJ. WILLIAM SLAUGHTER.
Warren, August 90, f651-3w.
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P. CHAsE.-BeIow is a let

~ ter from this gentleman to the publishers And
the work named is now ready to the third vol. and can
be hal at ADAMS BOOKSTORE. One volume will be
published every three months, until completion in 10
volumes:
ExEcrTIvE OFFICE, CoLuNBrs, Dec. 5, 1856.
DEAR SIR:-The proposed Arrangement of the Debates
of Congress, by Colonel Benton, eommends itself to
the favor Of all Americans. The work itself is most
important. 1t will place within the reach of thousands,
otherwise inaccessible treasures Of historical knowl
edge. 1t will make audible to the present generation
the discussions of the past, dreply. interesting to them
selves. hut even more interesting as exhibiting the
beginnings of great traces of events, the procession OF
which is yet passing before our own eyes.
And no man is so well fitted for this work as the dis
tinguished statesman who has undertakeni it. His large
experience in the public councils, and his comprehen-
sive judgment, afford sufficient guarantees that nothing
will be retrenchad which should be retained, or retain
ed which should be retrenched-
Very respectfully yours,
ID CHASE
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LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
I i McIAIN AGENT

WILL be happy TO receive applica-
w tions in either department, and will see to it
that policies are promptly issued, and in such sort as
to be useful in case of loss He represents several
highly responsible stock companies. whose perpetuity
is beyond doubt in the Life department, and in the
Fire line can suit either farmers or town folks, call in
AuVust 10. 1857. THOMAS J. McLAIN.
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A GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

"a The Abridgment Of the debates in Congress,
from 1879 to 1856, by Thomas n. Benton. To be com
pleted in Is Vols. OF 80 pages each. It will comprise
what Is now contained in over 100 large quarto Vols.
that cannot be pa chased for less than 500 dollars.
Subscription price. $500 er vol in cloth. $3.50
Law sheep. and $50 in hall calf, extra
The lrst vol is now ready for delivery TO subseri-
bers. who will please call an I get the WORK at
July Is ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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7 OCAL STATUTES.-For sale, a
~ complete sett Of the Local Statutes OF Ohio, from
the commencement OF State Government until the
general and local laws were published in the same vol
umn they are bound together, since that the local laws
are bound separate. THOMAS D. WEBB.
Warren, August 10, lS57-3w.
Cleveland Weekly Herald please copy three weeks,
and send bill to this Office.
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After which the Treasurer will keep an office in War
rem for the purpose Of receiving taxes until the 2Oth
day Of ecembe 1857.
JOHN REEVES. County Treasurer.
TREASURES OFFICE, Trumbull County,l
Warren, o., Aug. &c. Is57-6w.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS-I am now

~ prepared 10 sell to the Farmers Of Trumhuil ard
Portage county, Delanoe's independent Horse Rake,
which is the hest Rake now in use, both for raking
hay. or cleaning stubble / am al o prepared to sell
Balls Ohio Mower, which is the best Mower now in use,
and took the first premium as a Mower, at the ohio
State Fair in lc56; also. on hand aud for sale. Crovels
Tn .rmOmeter Churns, they can't he beat also, Bee
Lives, Fork Handles. Provision Safes. Hoe Handles.
Straw Cutters, &C., all Of which win Re sold eheep Tor
cash. or produce, at my shop on Qninby Hill. west side
Of Mahonine River. CHARLES MESSENGER
Marren- Innn Il I2l--if
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East S%aginaN. Michiga.

A Smith & Co. Druggists. Warren. o, says:-"The
sales Of the Fever Destroyer increase as it becomes
known. 1t tas not failed in a single instance where
it has been used, that We have heard Of; we have war
ranted il as a sure cure in selling it, but have had none
returned"
Sold in Warren by Z. A. SMITH & Co. Niles. by
ii. II. MASON. Youngston, by NJ. T. JEWELL J.
MANNING. and WILDER & WARNER
Aruusf 10 ISS-4f
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dissolution of Copartnership.

llSSOLUTlON OF Copartnershlp.
H. The eopsrtnership heretofore existing between
J. b. Dunlap T. J. Stewart, under the name and shape
Of Dunlap and Stewart, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The books and notes are in the hands Of J.
B. Dunlap. whO will receive all dues and pay all claims
OF the late firm. ALI persons having unsettled ac-
counts are requested to call and settle Immediately.
j. B. DUNLAP
J.J. STEWART.
Warren. August 10th, 1s57
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The Treasurer will attend at the usual places Of hold
ing Elections. in the following named Townships of
Trumbull County, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-23

DROWN d Bleached Shirtings and
~ sheeiings. Ticking, batting. wicking, wadding,
Cotton Yarn, White and Colored Carpet Chain, Sc.
&c--ths hest make can always be found very cheap,
at the NEW YORK STORE
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CIVIL ACTION IN ATTACHMENT.
Allen Rice, of Mercer County. Pennsylvania, will
take notice that the above named Plaintiffs did. on tbs
9th day Of September, A. d. 1857, file their petition In
the Court Of Common Pleas Of said Trumbull County,
against the said Allen Rice. defendant setting forth
that there is due 10 them on the promisOry note OF said
Allen Rice, as a balance due thereon, the sum of
SI4,S6, with interest on the same at the rate Of seven
per ct. per anrnm from 9Th day OF Nov. A.D. 1850; and
that they have caused an order of Attachment to issue
against said defendants effects within said county aud
Garnishee Notices to John o. Rice. Of Ashtabula
COUnty and Isaac D. Powers, Of said TrunbnIl County
The defendant Is hereby notified that unless he answer
said petition, on or before the 18th day Of NoYemh Or.
A D lsJ7. Judgment viii be rendered in accordancs
with the prayer OF said petition.
KIBBEE & A
By JoHS NJ. STILL, their Attorney.
S.rf n IS5--Sv
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Warren, August Goth, 1857

J. b. DUNLAP would respectfully announce to his
old customers and friends, that he continues he Whole
safe and Retail Grocery and Liquor business az the old
stand, No. 4 ard 5, Market Street, Warren. Chic.
J.J STEWART having removed the entire stock Of
Yankee Notions from the old stand to No. 10. Van Cor
der's Block. Warren. o., where he will be happy to see
his old friends and custom ers- Having on hand : large
snd we'll selected stock Of goods in his line, is prepared
to offer Inducements TO Merchants and Peddlars, unsur
passed in this section OF country.
Wares, Sega :, is57-tL.
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dissolution ofPARTNERSHIP.

H. The partnership heretofore existing between
John and William Ernst, in the hlack business,
is dissolved by mutual consent this 18th August. 1857.
All persons in debt to the firm will please call and set
tie Immediately with William Ernst, who will continue
the business at the old stand.
J0HN ERNST,
WILLIAM ERNST.
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DATCH d OPDYCKE are now Offer

DATCH d OPDYCKE are now offeI-
L ing more than ordinary Inducements to all deal
ers within 200 miles OF them, to examine their heavy
and most complete stock of Saddiery and Hardware
Trimmings. Mr. Patch. the chief dealer in our line in
this part OF the world, for the last quarter Of a century,
has just returned from the eastern Manufacturers and
Importers, where he bought at such fgures rs enables
US TO compete with any house this side of Philadelphia
or New York. PATCH IL OPDYCKE.
Aupust ID 1S5--
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE
The following property, belonging to the estate CT
Asael Adams, deceased, is offered At private sale:
lst- The Franklin House. on the curner Of Market
and Liberty streets. This house is as we'll located for
a tavern stand, as any in town. The grounds are am
pie, the reputation Of the house has been well maintain
ed by its present occupant. Mr.. VIM Williams, and it
is capable Of accommodating SO to IS guests
I'd. The double dweiiir z house on Vine street, inme-
distely north OF the last mentioned house. Each Of
these buildings. with the land, will be sold low, and the
terms OF payment made to suit purchasers.
ApplS to HENRY STILES,
or c. A. ADAMS
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THE Celebrated Lattice Crown Skirt,
i warranted not to collapse, for sale at he
NEW YORK STORE.
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CARPETS, of all descriptions. from
~ a common TO the finest Brussels-they have to
be seen to be appreciated. We respectfully solicit all
who wish to purchase. TO call and examine our stock
before masking their selections.
PECK. BURWELL & CO.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From the Associated Press A,.,,
Heavy Freshet in xor,h. 49,.

H. III Ek, N V, Nov 10 Great d,ma-.
an IT, - uone mere by heavy freshet and further
and ii, assee valley. At DansvilIe eig ht dams
o,''. n very high aud still ris, . 49,.
tween h. on inc New York Central Rail-osd' he
Tn .r mere and Syracuse have hsen vashsd 49,,
trains can rs. Inundated in many places, and no
AiBATT, NY, Nov. 10 h.s
In viii taS III she canal, near PalmvTa and Nsys-;
aays to repair the damage
.nd LTht, Nov lo.-The New York ana Eric
nearlv zone "a 20 ana Elmira Railroad bridge IS
New York aud Erie Rahrosd 49, :. -. Tue
damaged. and all the bridges unon ,hs E g,rs
So tSn rn J" , inns vicinity have been carried swsy
The water is now slowly falling "i'ec'ion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
The wEArHER-Range Of the thermometer

average hrat OF each day from Nov. 9TH to 1lth
inclusive; Nov. 5th, $50 9th, 90 OF; eth, 65o;
oth 69 9th, 70o Or 10th, 49o OF; 18th. Az.
RemdrkS.-Nov. 5th-cloudy with showers,
milder at end; 6th-clOudy with showers, calm,
much milderi 7th-heavy fog, calm, got ont fine,
miider with lightning at NV. at night; sth-
lightly cloudy, calm, warm and pleasant, show
cloudy, warm and air damp; 1Oth-cloudy after
clustering and shOwery night, got out fine and
clear with cold NV wind; 1lth-sharp rhine
frost ciea:, calm and cool; 12th-sharp rhine frost
and heavy fog, colder.
First quarter moon Tuesday, Nov. 81 between
IL and a. IN r.
GEORGETOWN, ID. C, Nov. II, 1857
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Advance i'm Sterling Bills.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-There is some dispo-
sltlon shown TO invest in sterling bills al the
present low figures, and rates have consequently
advanced To y, or two per cent. below par The
tendency OF the mar ket at the close was toward
further improvement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
DIED.,

DIED,
I'm Georgetown, on the 9Th instant NJ X
ALICE. daughter Of &. r. and Mary T.. Philips,
aged u months and 10 days
Our Ally gone, and now in heaven,
She sings his prai Sc who died for her;
For an her hand a harp ~ given
AID she's a heavenly wOrshIpper
0n the 18th Instant, after a short hut painful n,
ness, WHICH she bore With christian iortItude, Mrs
JAIL hRINE MING. IN the nth year Of her az
Sine died IN full hope Of n bIssfn Immortality
The friends AMI relatives of the family are
fully invited to attend her funeral To- morrow I've
ming, At 3 O'Clock. from her late residence on NJ
street betw cen 10Th and TIA streets, without further
notice.
Dearest Mothe thou hast IL n US,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God that hai h beTeft US,
He IN all our sorrow heal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
Fires at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Nov. l0-A FIRE broke ON, ,L,
morning in the lard oil factory OF Henry Lewis
on sycamore street, which was 'completeIy a..
s'royed-loss $1,000; no insurance A rear bptId
ing occupied by r. r Townsend pork pa~ks,
was also slightly damaged. The feed store OF r
"a. ,o't, IN W western row, was destroyed by nre
"'ou' Tue same time as the above This IRE
.h.ehGed To the liquor store of w Grosmas
wn.ch was also entirely destroyed, with ali its
contents Mr. GroSsmen's loss Is about IS 90
upon which ~ 600 was insured
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The Cotton Market.

MOBILE, Nov ll.-Cotton-sales of today 600
bales at les Receipts TO day 200 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov n -Cotton-sales to-day
LOO bales. Buyers and sellers were awaiting
the arrival Of the Arabia. Exchange has mu, b
improved; bills on New York and London were
sold at per cent. premium.
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The Case of DonuelIy,

TRENTON, y. j., Nov. 10.-Donnely, for tn.
murder of Moses, at the Sea View House. will
through his counsel, be heard tomorrow before
the Supreme Court on the motion for a new trial
motion to have Donnelly present during the az
gumcnt was denied to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
Departure of General Walker.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I2-Gen. Walker has
escaped on the Mobile mail boat with three hun
dTed men, and Is now outside. They will en- .
bar k on the steamer Fashion which has also lefr
with another party, and the munitions and pro
VISIONS The L. :. steamer Fulton is watching
in tie river. but she has been outwitted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
cExrak MAskEr-This morning. there was ! 1

CENTRE MARKEr-This morning, there was a
full attendance of country and other dealers; but
the demand was not very brisk. A lot of country
pork was offered at the scale house at Ss PEI cwt
Pork IS not brought to The market in very large
Quantities yet. il being too early i'm the season
At the hay sta nd the supply was good, and the
hay; 81 to 50 cents for straw. The prices at the
stands have not mater tally altered since Tuesday.
Good order was preserved throughout market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
The Democracy i'm Georgia,

MiLLEDGEvILLE, Nov. ll.-Last night a large
meeting Of the Democracy was held here, Cover
nor Johnson presiding. Resolutions were ad Ipt-
ed approving the administration ofMr Buchanan.
but urging the removal Of Gov Walker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
Affairs in New York.

NEW oRk, Nov 1.-THE United States troops
nave nave been withdrawn from Wall street. no fur
te. aPpIehenslons being entertained of riots o.
obstruction by the unemployed workmen
Cueva who killed DE Grandval was ,en,enc.a
10 pay fine Of 81 90
financial affairs are buoyant though the Ara
bia news is awaited with intense anxistr IT,.
are Indications all sides of reney,ed se,,,.,ts1
business 'A's ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

PERsONAL-THEATRCAL young gen
tlenen and Ladies wanted to JOIN n resident
THEATRICAL COMPASY. To those DESTROYS of ell
tering the Dramatic Profession al OK cellent oppOr
tunIty - now afforded To do so. Address MANA
GER METROPOLIIAN THEATRE, Post Office. Box
l+8, Washington, ID. c. nI0-3t-
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X obbery and Arson,

CINCINNATI, Nov. lO.-A party Of burglars en-.
tered The grocery store OF John Hanitch, at Day
ton last night, and after robbing the safe OF 500
theyset fire to the building. which with the con.
tents, was entirely DESTROYED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
Reported Massacre of Tram.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10, iS5s.-Mr Williamson rs-
respondent of the 81. Paul Times writing frou,
Payutzac on the Goth ult., says that repoIt had
reached there that five hundred United States
troops supposed to he detachment of the Utah
rhPedltlon, had been attacked and killed by
luge party of Teelowan Indians near Missouri
river Mr.. Williamson believed the report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, Nov. l2.-Flour is steady; How
ard street and Ohio s. IS.
Good to prime led wheat 81 .15aS Is and the
same grades Of white 81 25sSI IS White Corn
72t79C; yellow .2a15c
Whisky is unchanged; Ohio coKc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12

BosToS, Nov 1.-THE notes of the Grant,,
Bank Of Connecticut are brown out here to-day
The bank commissioners applied for an injunc
ton against the institution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
Seaboard Agricultural Fair.

NORFOLK, Nov. II The Seaboard Agrfcultu-
raj Fair, now in operation here, has been emil
nently successful. There is the greatest crowd
present that has ever assembled here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
Resignation of Gov. lizard. Of Nebraska.

ST. Louis, Nov. 10 Gov lizard Of Nebraska
Territory, arrived here yesterday en- route for his
home in Arkansas. He has forwarded his resig-
nation to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-12
Death of a BaItImoreau.

AUGUSTA, Nov 18th Alexander " Smith
saddle aud harness maker, formerly Of Baltimore,
was killed on the line OF the Georgia Railroad on
SAar@
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Hill on Trustees, new edition, I vol.
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