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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

CHICAGO, Jan. 20-P. NJ.
Two men attempted robbery of a store
at Legonier, Ind. Thcy were caught in the
act, and the people hung them They were
cut down before they were quite dead. 1t
was decided by a small majority to deliver
them to the authorities. They will be taken
to indianapolis tomorrow for trial.
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octll6m.

The Most Skeptical PeOple-Can be convinced
by trial that all the family medicines not hunbug,
and that among the thousand Of butterfly life, there
are few Of great merit and undoubted worth OF
,bese, DIR. sASFoRD's ISvIeoRaToR Or LIVER REM
Epy, stsnds first and foremost among the remedies OF
the day that be relied medicine that all ii
is recommended by lis propreors 1t advertises itself
every trial, for there who use IT but tell
their friends to 90 so, and it goes from mouth to
mouth, till oil the people Of the Union have learned
the good Of this truly valuable medicine. It's recon-
mend<d with testimonials to prove its virtue, Tor the
cure Of liver complaints Of every kind from the worst
Dyspepsia to a common headache ard is particularly
adapted to Jaundice, Derangcd Stomashy Bowel Com
plants, and diseases Of Children. See Advertise
ment.) cec2~
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HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills. Neither
caustc nor the knife be required in the treat
ment Of wounds ulcers. tumor, schirous swellings
to which Holloway's Ointment has been applied in
time. The effect Of the Pills on the digestive appa.
tus is all but miraculous. Sold at the manufactures
No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. a44 Strand,
London; and by all druggists, at 25c., 62c, and VI
per pot or box. jan2o-dAwlw
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AN ELEGANT PLANO ron SALE.
ONE Of Peters h Cragg's superior Pianos, nearly
new, is offered for sale. II cost t.S and will be sold
for tsa5-
Also, one of Martins elegant Guitars, which cost
go. entirely new, can be bought for 90, CASH. APP
ply at this Office. dec29H.
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Electric OF. " Tue operation Of this OF ii r.
moTins rheumatic pans ana other ills, II indeed as
onishing. Like every good article, Il has base
counterfeit, entirely useless but the preparation Of
Prof. Dc Gath, Of Philadelphia has received tesmo'
nials from Congressman, Mayors Of Cities, Merchants,
Hotel Propretors all Of the highest character, attest
ing its beneficial effects in cases under their own OBJ
servation. 1t can be had OF the agents here, see
advet isement In another column. jan0-dAwlw
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HEAVY LIABrLITIEs.-At recent mcet;n.,
ct the creditors of Sandman & Co., at Lon
don, whose failure was announced on the
18th Of November. it was found that their
liabilities, direct and indirect, amounted to
nearly $50, oOo, o0a. but it is believed that
paymentin fell will be effected.
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Tnr RIVER Opposite. this place continues
ut stand.
We arc indebted to the packet Moses
McLallan, for the latest Memphis papers.-
The Mcclellan will be here on Saturday, on
her waJ down. She tickets passengers
through to New Orleans.
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a FrxB WARS oF.sTUpY ANp-ExPERI-
n rnrht, DR.. Rubacb THE eminent swedish Physi
three different species Of mountain herbs, Of his
native land, which acts directly upon the causes Of
fountain Of life, ccndiiion OF health ami purity,
expes disease from the system, wherever IL may be
ton, nervous complaints, epiieptic and other Its.
coughs, consumption In its early stages, sore throat,
bronchitis, fsyeIand ssEs asthma low spirits sexual
sympsomatic Of paralysis, Rheumatism, nearalsia tu
NOR, cancer, ds5etesi lasstude and debility, diarhes,
the liver the kidneys the stomach the nerves, the
,srscles are aneuinely cured by this preparsti1n
aksli IS TO an acid: il neutraliEes them with atso
lutte Certainty while at the same time the
ates Appetite renews bodily yigor and regenerates
every animal function Such is the nature. such are
Purifier which, IL taken in conjunction with his Scan
dinavian Blood Pills, will not only obiteraie the
ssfscs1a rs HySpf
q experenes hsi study an ss IN q
what perfect PHI should he. No one can doubt heir
ssanSnavan SoodRs cents per r box Or
fre Tor u. ~ ...,--..
PERu,' Miami County, Ind, Aug. 4, 1885,.
DR.. C. W. RoBAcK:I have received somuch benefit
from your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and BHood
Pills, that have thought il my uy atcit Is no less
@y @ p with @ ssne q Of
recapituiae ali the so,caIled remedies which have
used rid myself OF this disease, would indeed make
a melancholy catalogue. ! also consulted with the
best ply scians could hear Of was induce1 % try
your remedies through the persuasi0ns OF q friend,
and after using then a few days greatly
and in short time, less han month, was entirely
and permanently cured. was also AFFLICTED with the
most violent nervous headache, which suppose was
produced by my dsofdered stomach, for when my dys
pepsa left me, my headache LETT with u. now feel
6ettsE in every respect than hsys g. 'en pEE saTs
From The Rev. Nf. acMutLEs, Pastor q Roberts
Chapel:
DIR. G. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: have used Won
Blood Purifier for a nervous affection, from which
have suffered much times. While Is pleasant to
nerves. Please accept my thanks for your kind -
CARDS and acts, and believe me,
Yours, d: W. II. McMSLLEN.
INDIANAPOLIS, "Wednesday Sept. 2, ls5s.
Dr.. e. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: Having be m troubled
for several years with extreme debility and weakness
so much so that was unable To attend 70 my ordinary
business times, and having heard OF the wonderful
were efectng, was induced by friend TO try them
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months and find the medicine fully co 1al 30 its
concentrations. valuable il Its that y
dispense fifth the of il at my advanced
age of life-seyenty-sev years
Il cheerfuly give this information Cor the benefit OF
those similarly affected NORRIS NORRIS
The above certificates and many others be seen
at my Office br any one AT any time. Getone OF my
Mandatory, Sales Rooms and ofaes,- -. s, Eas'
Fourth street, Cd building from Man sSreei, cinen
natl, Chic, &C ii
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DOsfEsTIGHEl.P.

We refer our readers to the advertisement
relative to Mr.. Davis. who is supplying our
citizens with help from the East. lie is
worthy of confidence.
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River and w Gather bY telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20-M.
River falling. Weather clear. W hitc frost
this morning.
PITTsBrRG, Jan 2o-fn
River Q feet by the pier mark and falling
Weather clear.
CIHcrSSArI-Jan. 2Dth p. M.-Weathel
clear. Thermometer so. Eyer has fallen
l foot since last eyeniag.
LoUIsvILLE-Jan. Goth z. M.-River fall
ing. feet 9 inches in Canal. Weather
clear. Mercury A.
NEW ORLEANs-gan: goth p. M.-Wcathcl
! clear. Mercary So
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DIR COGGswELL's
ANTIPHLOGISTlC
q "a j. =

In many cases Of NEURALGIA, vERrIoo, and AFYKc.
rIoxs or THE caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried II this city, Is for sale ct
KELLER WHITES.
II The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given by number OF the most respectable citizens who
have tried IL. Uy3
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For any information or through tickets apply
Company Transportation Office, head of Locust stree
Evansville. .'.... - -
JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent.
u Henderson smmercial. Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Carmel Register take
former advertisement and copy. nov25u
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ISDIaxAPoLIs, "Wednesday Sept. ?, i,
-alAyIYG been thoroughly repaired, ref,

AyING been thoroughly repaired, refurnished.
i,IIv 49, A. &c, will .Is6 run =; 5eg Gu i
Louisville and Memphis trade
connecting with the Cumber-
land and Tennessee river mail nacte.s n, p,duc,b.
with the st: Louis boats at Cairo r.t tn. Nenphis
ana New orleans daily packet line the Thite Arkan-
sas ana ST. Francis rivers and Napoleon mack cts an
Memphis. Will also issue thronrb t;cr 20 ssin
cinnati aud all Eastern cities Ae ~ N4"
me soutnerner will attend y-onptly to all
way ousness,caSyne freight and ps-s al the
same prices as the packet. Merchants and traders
ssn;n oIefs can rdyupon having them filled and
tne q VIII take pleasure in filling order and making
shore. -. =, ~ N'' "iN'0' ~io"e
her machinery is low-rressure-her officers are all
experienced boatmen, who will at all times consult
enc passes Evansville COINS up on Sundays at about
SoSrock A; NJ And igoing down she will be here
dec25-u
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PHILADELPHIA

PnILApELPHIA, Jan. 1s-N
The remains of Capt. Reynolds and pri-
Yates, were inferred with imposing military
display, yesterday afternoon
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No., TIE SAVINGS BANK on First street near
w. Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis.
cousin money. Cali in. nov3H.
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Joy to the World.-The greatest medical dis
covery OF the day. Read the advertisement headed
Hembold's Genuine Preparation. jan20-dAwlw
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A Retired Physician,

SEyENTY-YIvE years Of age. having lost his
Nephews and Nieces, by that dreadful disease, CON
SUMPTION. and suffering with Cough himself, de
where he discovered PHEyENT1vE and GER
TAIN CURE for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, CON
cough cured Immediately; he returned, cured his
Relatives, who inherited the disease, and IN connect
curing thousands Of cases considered hopeless BY
others. For the purpose OF rescuing many OF hil
recipe to all who wish IL for 10 cents Of Il to pay th
postage, and the balance printing. Address Doctor
HEATH, No. loi Spring street, opposite 81 Nichols
Hotel, New York. jani9-dAwlm
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1-.Hl| ANOTHER DECLINEf
EXTRA TLovx At u 10 per sack; alto BkAA b. the
retail at lax cents per bushei, b9 ,,,,s~ :. a..
jani-1 I9LkHARr BIOS:
Ifycu want the ansst Picture zee ever hsA
60 to RAINFALL ELLIorr's City Gallery Of Art, No.
Is Main street Jf you wish to 60 where they always
keep every variety Of cases, large and small, common
fancyj 30 to As Main street. fresh supply OF case
Of every variety, just received at u Main street.
ian2D- dkvft
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w. SIGHT and Short Time Bills on New Or,
w. leans wanted to the savings BANK, FRS
street near Main. oeciV'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ NOTICES in this place, 10 cents PCT line
49, one insertion; - cents per line three times;
20 cents per line week; discount longer tine.
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Arrivals and Departures.

JANUARY 20.
John Briggs, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Tempest; ffcm Nashville to Louisville.
Time, nom Louisville to Tennessee River.
sousherner, from Louisville 10 Memphis.
Moses Mcclellan. from Memphis to Louisville.
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THE NEW YORK
STEAM SAW.MILL
- TASp-
MACHINE COMPANY.

MACHINE COMPANY.
-.rr Capital, $3.50, OO0..,.s
THIS company has been organized Aiith the above
~ capital for the purpose q The demand
COMBINATION sTEAMs AT.aiIL,
AND OTHER IMPROVED xAcHfSRRr.
They have purchs sed the entire achinery bushes,
heretofore carried on by J. NJ. Emerson Co., also
the Montgomery Works at Yonkers, on the Hudson.
n AMIN ins le peeere end to Sn
machinery Of all kinds more liberal rates than has
ZEE cSMBs ess.sTsRs
October, 1885, sad is now generally ACKNOWLEDGED 70
Misunderstanding machine in the world. A large nun.
Der OF them are in successful operation in different
xneres r merits haSe sa sosa
they are being adopted be lumbc- manufacturers in
The following letter expresses the general opnion OF
those who are using the Combination Mil:
-, Messefs; E.EKsSs = Co.Gentlemen have MED
performs; well, nd more than meets my expectations
ann Ee sSa, WIN nor i x, set
thick as my little finger, which was much more than
;sssn s, to sSspp ,he 6Se We able to cut
thing less than one cord OF WOOL II is the very thing
We have so much needed IN our county for a long
in tile Of timber which saves trs rsess bur
'sH sarps sae
~, Lot,isxIlle, Tsnnazse
FEED ARRANGEMENT, which is illSstraiea and
described in the Scientific American for October "a
THE MfII win al Tl the recent
improvements and steam power of Is horses is caps
G IS sold 3, ais cr 1900 feet in IL hours and
THE NEW YORK CIRCULAR sAw-MILi. 81.
Is manufactured only by this Company. II is of su.
perior c9nsruction, and sold % less than
Snch saw can be sold for $50 70 ESQ., and with 20
horse engine end byilsr = sold for e zoo .,.4.s,
nom one 70 ios horse power; R0coMof f int
LAR FLUE and CYLINDER BOILERS furnished
Mt greatly reduced prices from former quotations.
Drawings, with plans and specifications tor build
ingsand machinery, furnished gratis to custom
Competent mechanics sent ont to put up and put in
operation our machinery, when required.
pExNf INC %x1CSMIrfSSEs sHGAR and
CIlINERY IN GENERAL.
ana a sssiiss a sR al g
MILLrWRIGHT WORK.
ETH This So@y a SS sfn TT Great 1HD P dar
1 BY PfE fs %ls
II will grsd more grain in the same time and with
half TIE pswer, of any other mill OF the same price in
We ' also Furnish Other seyfss o.. GRIsT- MILLS,
when required.
The undersigned are also publishers of
THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL,
A large and magnificent illustrated monthly newTa-
LITERATURE and AMUSEMENT.
In addition to its usual attractions, which have al
ready given it a circulation OF nearly Ten Thou.
sand Copieeper niohth,i vfh hereafter contain
complies record or all new aiIc vatcable MBCHANI-
CAL and AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS.
embracing larger amount of practical information
from experienced writers in specisies any
other publication in the world. So
PRICE, ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
'p'''"e" '' J. N. Il & CO., Publishers,
And Agents for the n = Steam Saw Mill and Ma
jar l2-d&w1w
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

January 2oth-2o bbls whisky, J C Wheeler;
5otcs lard, Howard & Brown; 60 bbls pork.
A Crane; 40 bbls whisky, Preston Bros;
460 bush ear corn, Remcr IL Mccoy; bills
eggs, F Khron; l27 stone jars sausage meat, j
s Jaquess & Co; corn shelter, / hopper, /
cIusher, Z J Hyde; car load poultry, 90
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lust RRCEivED.-
q 50 pair Polished Steel Fire Sets;
70 Fine Brass Fire Sets;
500 Common Iron Fire Sets;
5s dor. Coal Holds;
1 Fine Coal Vases;
Fire Iron Sta-ds;
50 Strings Sleigh Bells;
WNAR.-s0 b5ls in fine order for sale by
u octl. =. f. GILBERT CO.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
TRANSPORTATION WESTWARD.

IhANSrOhfA1lO WESfWAhD'
VYJE beg to call tie attention Of Merchants buy ing
~ ordering their all socks from the Eastern
cities, to the superior advspss snd facilities Of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for the safe and speedy Transportation ok ffeRRts 70
Evansville ana vicinity Connections are made with
the most reliable Railroads and Steamships, River
Route shortened and impToved by sictor to Par
route, Apply to =
NJ. Poff.k, Bcton; 3. Z. KELLY, Philadelphia:
CIV .fkKvfEL, n .Yofk; J. T. ZNoLANp, Baltimore,
for information through rates, OF tn ~
GEO. FOSTER b. CO., Freight Agents,
Conner Locust street and Canal, Evansville, Indiana
jy2sl ks<sn
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EvANsvIlLE q CRAwrORDsyIlEE

I'm and after this date the Mail Passenger train will
" leave Evansville at o'clock and 20 minutes Z.
NJ, ing close connection at vincennes with trains
East and West the Ohio and Mississippi Rslroad for
at Terre IIautc at slO r. NJ. connecting direct with
Express trains for Indianapolis, Cleveland and Che
RETURNING-eave Terre IIaute ut 400 p. NJ.
vinccnnss .=ss, aud arrive at Evansville at 1908
+. NJ.
Freight trains with passenger car aached) run as
follows: Leave Evansville at 6:5n A. NJ, Arrive at
Tcrre Haute at $50 =. NJ Leave Terrc Haue at $40
A. NJ, Arrive at Evansville 40 p. NJ.
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The undersigned are also publishers Of
THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL
DR.. RosAcK's
Blood Purifier & Blood Pills.
DISEASE vANQUfsHED

DIR. RoBAck's scANDgNAvIAN REMEDIES
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Editor Monthly law Magazine,
Isl Broadway iso West Fourteenth St., n. Y.
Mr.. Livingston belongs TO an old wealthy and high.
York Any one can address him ON the Subject OF the
above letter, which will he answered with pleasure.
CAUTioN.-There are numerous imitation: sprung
up the reputation that my article has acquired
d,cJO-lnd&w.
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OOVNON OOCNSAL.
November 5th, 1858.
The Council met at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Present-Aldermen CAsADY, CARPENTER,
HILLS, LEWIS, NYE, ROGERS and TRErNoa.
The Mayor not being present, Mr.. Trey
NOR was called to the Chair.
The Records of the last two meetings
were read and approved.
The City Engineer submitted report
upon his survey of Stutsman's first ad-
dition, and of other portions of the City,
which was received and ordered filed.
A report of J. B. Stutsman's, showing
the situation of the account between him and
the city, was referred to the Committee on
Finance. .,
An account Of $l3 90 in favor Of S. S.
Curtis, was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
An account Of $35 90 in favor OF Nav
nard & Long, was referred to the Committee
on Claims.
The following accounts were allowed.
One in favor Of J. Smith Hooton, for a
balance due him for services as Mayor, the
an cunt having been omitted by mistake in
last account s25 90.
One IN favor of Isaac W. Baker, for as
sisting City Engineer 4 days SIS 90.
One in favor of George Medlock, for e1-
cavasing lol 26-loo yards on ditch No. |,
for draining Indian Greek $34 43.
One in favor of Samuel Perrin, for sun
dry amounts paid hands for work surveying
and for Lot stakes r. $25 so.
One in favor Of Samuel Perrin, for bal
ance due him on salary as City Engineer to
Oct. Sth, 1858. s4S 20.
One in favor Of Hammer & Farmau, for
1889 feet side walks on South side of Broad
way, and for plank water-courses through
same .. $l,359 %.
On motion Of Mr.. CAsApY, the Council
proceeded to elect an Alderman for the FIRST
ward, to 6ll the vacancy oecasioned by the
death of B. HAGG, which resulted in the
election Of Patrick Murphy.
On motion Council adjourned.
- Attest: FRANK STREET,
CftY Recorder.
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I" S. CLINTON, " WV. BAKER,
" Fox, " PoRTERFrELD,
The offices being filled, the next subject
for consideration, was the amount Of mem
bership fee. After remarks from several
ladies, on motion of Mrs. DOUGLASS, TWEEN
ty-Gve cents was the amount agreed upon.
Also on motion of Mrs. DOUGLASS, that the
Society should meet as often as once in two
weeks, to send for poor children, for the
transaction of business, and to hear reports
of committees. 1t was further agreed, that
the hour of meeting should be two O'Clock
P. NJ; and any failing to arrive within half
an hour Of that time, should pay one dime
into the treasury. Those who do not choose
to attend in the afternoon may come in for the
evening; but of all such, whether ladies' or
gentlemen, one dime will be required.-
Gentleman are cordially invited to attend
and contribute to the pleasure of the even
ing, as also to the treasury.
The next business before the meeting was
the adoption Of some plan for the raising
of funds, to enable the Society to perform
the work to which they have set their hands.
On motion of Mrs. BLooMER, i. was re-
solved to hold donation party on Thanks
giving evening, at Concert Hall, for the
benefit of the poor, to which the whole
public should be invited, without distinction
of age, sex or circumstance. No feeshould
| be fixed for admittnnce. The only condition
of entrance should be that all bring with
them some offering to the poor-such as
half clothing, new material, to be
manufactured into clothing, provisions of
all kinds, cooked and uncooked, meat, -four,
cornm meal, potatoes, &C., woodland what
is equally desirab.e-money. The amount
of such contribution to be left entirely to
the ability and lberality of those contribu-
ting. All sums thankfully received, from
dimes up to dollars.
On motion of Mrs. DOUGLASS, it was
resolved that at some time subsequent to
the donation party, Mrs. BLooMER should
deliver her lecture on the Education Of
Woman" or on some other subject, as a
further means of raising money for the
Society.
\ committee was appointed to see if the
Hall could be procured for the use Of the
Society on Thanksgiving evening.
One or two new cases of restitution we're
brought to the notice of the mecting-one a
widow with three little children, who were
in a necessltous condition. Several similar
cases are already on the hands of the Socie-
ty, and formed the subject of serious con-
sileration.
After some further discussion of impor-
tant matters, the Society adjourned, to meet
again for the transaction of business, on
Thursday afternoon next, (the lSth,) at 2
O'Clock, at the house of Mrs. BLooMER. All
who feel an interest in the subject, are
invited to attend.
AMELIA BLooxER, Secretary
Council Bluffs Nov 9Th 1S5S
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The Tournament ut Crescent,

We learn from the Oracle, that the Eques-
TRAN exercises at Crescent City, on the Cd
lnss., passed of to the satisfaction of all
present. "The prizes were awarded-To
Miss DELLA Jackson, the first premium, "a
splendid set of Jswelry;) to Mrs. McGlssl.,
the second, "a fine bride and gold mounted
riding whip; to Mrs. WRIGHT, the third, "a
SILVER fruit baskes.) The awards were uni.
Sersally satisfactory, 1885,
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EB Messrs. WILLIAMS and WEIR,cH are
putting up fine Market House, on Broad
way, just below Bryant Street. 1t will be
ready for occupancy next week. .
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YOUNG MEN,

HUUNG WEN,
Parents, Guardians and Friends Of Education
Throughout the United States,
RE REQUESTED TO ADDRESS TIE PRESIDENT
IA OF EASTMAN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, st. Lou
is, Mo for the Annual Pamphlet and Circular Of that
Institution the largest and most thorough School
for the proper education Of YOUNG MEN and WOMEN
in the Uniou
Students enter at any time. Course completed in
from to 20 weeks.
The PAMPHLET contains valuable educational infor-
nation.
The CIRCULAR, important and valuable information
for Farmers, Mechanics, Merchants and Professional
Man. Address, II G. EASTMAN,
President Commercial College, ST. Louis, Missouri.
October O. = -n2i-3W.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-13

4" The Steamer Spread Eagle arrived
:" our levee, on Thursday last, with fair
.o'a Of freight. Sseamboasing must pau
~ this season Of the year. a! s., 50 per
sandIed pounds s.ti:b.. ~