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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-05
RAILROADS AND EXPRESS.

N1H.d.N'GE OF TT.nR.-E T.7.N.S--
fordsvfie Railroad So go
On and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1855, the trains
on this road will run as follows:
The up mail will leave Evansville at 103o 4. NJ;
vincennes l. 80 P M, and arrive at Terre Haute
alta .55 p. NJ.
The Down mail will leave Terre Haute at z. so
A NJ; Vincennes 1910 A. n, and arrive at Ey-
ansville at 1.30 2. M
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS DAILY
p Will leave Evansville at 600 A. NJ and arrive at
ViDcennes at 1877 A. NJ.
Will leave vincennes at I1.27 A. n and arrive
at Evansville at 4.l0 P. NJ.
Will leave Terre Haute at 5.4OIA. M, and arrive
at Vincennes at 1890 P. NJ.
Will leave Vincennes at IL 20 A. NJ, and arrive
at Terre Haute at 420 p. NJ.
JOHN INGLE, JR. Pres't and Sup't
nov29 Enquirer copy.
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PITTsBuRG, Jan. a.

PITTsBuKG, Jan. 4--pM
River eight feet by the pier mark and
falling. Weather cold and freezing. De-
parted Com. Perry for st. Louis.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. A.

- 49, BALTIMORE, Jan. IN. =
Flour dull at 90 for Howard street,
State and Ohio. Wheat closed quiet and
unchanged. Corn quie, and shade weak
err; sales of white at 66@es, yellow 700
u. Pennsylvania oats At; Maryland 400
is. Groceries and provisions steady but
quiet.
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ALBANY, n. T., Jan. 4-P.M.
All the trains on the New York Central
Railroad arrived here on time.
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Chr Dailp aournal.


"WEDNESDAY NORM Ss;.............JANtARf 8
Il
cts See First and Fourth Pages fOT
ateV~stth& Reading Matter.
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Special Notices.
THE EVANSVILLE
WEEKLY JOURNAL

Mad< up from the DAILY JOURNAL. contains 2 8
olssnas Of aoellse@ered aid carefully prepared Bead
ZIG Mater, affording the best medium for keeping
our friends In the country fully posted up" to hs
found In the West.
YHE LATEST RELE4RAPHiC DIsPAYCHKS,
Fogsther with summary Of the ffaEhets. are in
serted in every Weekly paper, and by perusing the
JoeRNAL, our friends ia ths Country Will not be
liable TO be ''ptrAed up by Spectators, and gel
their produce for less than 1t Is actually worth
has often been dono he<etotoye>
AD- Rememhe< that the WkEKLT JOURNAL Is made
up of READING MATTER. and not altogether OF
advertisements. ga
The Weekly Journal Will be mailed, to reach
the subscribers IT the adjoining counties In go-sd
se6son.
PERmrs-singie sop5. 81 50; 10 copies, si0. Our
friends shetld make haste to their snbsertp
lions. our terms ara strictly Rs, adra,ses. deeT
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ALBANY, n. y. Jan. IN.
The Assembly was organized by the cleo.
ton of Mr. Littlejohn, Republican, as
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Special Notices.
COAL!

Bodism Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
0fsss on Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal la quantities Of less than 20 bushels de-
hvere to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bush
at the pit, 8 cents. JOHN wYM0ED,
Oct8 Secretary and Manager.
Or. Hooper, Psssae torafaI.-7hss
medicine will cure all Female Complaints, such rs
Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstrnation,
Flour Ai3us. OF Whites, Barrsnpess, sallow Com
plsxion. Headache Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Fright
ll Dreams and ali Diseases caused by Colds, Check
I'd Precipitation, Exeesses Over Excitement, etc, ee
the Sexual Organs. For all Irregularities OF the
Monthly Periods, DIR. Hooper's Female Cordial Is
spssp4 and POSITIVE CURE. IT has been amply
eeeted. and the most gratifying reports OF CURES
arc daily received from every and city where
it il known.
ssE Price 81 peP bottle, or SIX BOTTLES for 70.
Prepared by DR.. EASTERLY, Corner Third and
Cbesnut streets, St. Louis, Mo-, sole proprietor.
sre p pv s THOMPSON. Asents.
MEANWHILE Indiana dec2I-dSw3nt
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Or. EasfsrJy's FsUsr and .zgWe) KILLER.
Phis Medicine will cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Ague, Chills and Fever, Intermittent and Remit
tent PeveTs, and every form of Fever incident to
the Wet.
Among all the oELRBRATED REMEDIES for Ague
aud Fever, first and foremost In rank stands DR.
EAsTERLY's FEVER AND AGUE KILLER
This medicine is u positive care, both speedy and
permanent During the last 1vo years it has cured
over L,rsdrsd hou,es,d casas, which has estab-
lisbed its efficiency In all parts of the West the
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for the cure of
these distressing complaints. twill also En-
largement of the Spleen, Ague Cake, etc. 1t is per-
tectiy harmless to the most delicate constitutions
tender infant Try it, We afflicted.
HEy Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S.
DB- Prepared by DR.. EAsTERLY, corner Third
and Chestnut sts. st. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
sTODDARD & THOMPSON, .
+. W. SAWYER. AS0-
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. dec21-dGw3m
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Kansas Gold .sFfaes.-.any person de-
string procure information the distance To-
cation. best routes, posts, outfits and general in
formation In regard to the Gold Mines in Western
Kansas, obtain it by addressing n letter. with
f,e of one dotlay, to GEORGE F. PENTECOsT &
CO., General Agents for "Knnsas Western Gold
Mines Association, - at Leccmpton. Kansas. dec15
500 Rsp0Td.-TNe Nssdersf sraed suSH
pay to any one who will produce remedy for Dys-
pepsia equal to Mrs Mondays Headache cure. He
will also send printed recipe to manufacture the
same, with full directions for use, receipt of
twenty-five cents in postage stamps.
N. B.-fhe ingredients of which the above is
made will not cost to exceed dollar per year,
and can be obtained 10 any town village Ia the
United States. Address JEAN PIERRE LAFAY-
ETTE, Cincinnati. Ohio. dec1011u
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LtsAsi Light LtsAty--z ..psr


article Of Burning Flud. made after the new cheni
cal process not to DO explosive<ogether with
Fluid Lamps, Coal OIL Lamps, OIL Lamps. and tho
genuine Clarified Coal OIL, for sale at +. w. SAW
YHRS Drug store, Main street. Evansville.
prioe Of Fluid reduced rs ets psr gallon. deeaS
For .uGy0r.-Rr are 0Wskorfsed TO
announces NATHAN R0wLEY, ESQ.,, as a eand-
date for Mayor of the City OF Evansville. Hr. Row
ley will. in a few days, publish address 70 his
fellow-eitz.ns. decI6
n DsDeTItnS So ReRt.-.z seD tsrO-sfory
Brick House, Second street, between Gum and
Maple streets, occupying entire lot. 1t contains
four roous zach door, with good cellar; 1t has
convenient outbulldings and excellent eistern.
Possession be had immediately. Apply to Mrs,
O. Z. LEWIS. deelT-tf
.apaONg the neaRy rsnssdses before she
public for the cure of Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Flatu
ienoe, Constipation Liver Complaint, aay other
disease arising from weakness In the head stony
eeh, D0CT. J. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIfrERS are far the most certain 10
its effects. You, who suffering the most tor
turing pains, remember that few bottles IT this
powerful, yet pleasant compound will afford great
relief. Thousands of the NEST trying cases have
been sured. and made known TIE public by those
who have experienced its power. trial is all that
is desired to bring many more witnesses into
the field the public may desire.
na5- For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
! everywhere dec24
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NTs.N,sU.ELLE, P.sDUcRR, a

~ V.f.NSVXLLE, P.EDUC.4K, .F.N.D
~ CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET,
6CeI-5k II CHARLEY Bowen, DExrEH.
- z@zzssday and Friday, at II o'clock,
NJ, arriving at Paducah at o'clock, A. NJ, Cairo
at II o'clock, NJ Wednesday and Saturday. Re-
turning leaves Cairo every Wednesday and satur-
day, at o'clock, p. NJ, and Paducab every Thurs
day and Sunday, at Q o'clock, A NJ, connecting at
Evansville with the Evansville and orawfordsville
r. R., and Packets for Green River. Also con-
Meeting at Smithland with Cumberland River Pack
cts; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St.
Louis Packets.
Tickets can be obtained ON board the boat for all
Eastern Cites. sept23
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We can also furnish TRACK SCALES of any ca
pacity These Scales from the mandatory of
L. T. FAIRBANKS d CO., st. Johnsburg, YER
mont. Every Scale is tested and sealed, and war
ranted correct. For testimonials we refer to the
thousands of persons using them.
HORNBRO0K CO., Agents,
nov24 Water street, Evansville.
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River Items.

aaArvAL L. ASp hEPAAt1ssz> nO-s So'F1o-d aoAcAf
WILL o'tLes. ref-nNt vs.,A r. u o-sIIE1 4 cos
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A terrific tornado passed south and
east of Iowa City, on Tuesday evening,
the 2i.h instant, about half pas, six
o'clock, hurting death aud destruction in
its awful sweep. .. H..@ Fl.
Mr.. Andrew Morgan, with his son and
grandchill four miles from town aud
Mr.. Jesse Berry, member Of the CITY
Council, then on his farm, seven miles
out, were the victims Of ins,an. death.
Mr.. Mccoy, in his employ, only fingered
few hours. His son, searfuly, if no,
mortally injured, with Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. Whitesido aud the tenants of Mr..
Berry aud Mr.. Joseph Daniels are great
sufferers BY bruises and cuts and broken
bones.
Mrs. james Graham with five children,
when their brick cottage was demolished
over them, escaped wonderfully without
serious harm, her babe being discovered
under the rubbish By means Of its cry
Literary Adrertiscr.
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SHERRY SALE.

Rf.yirtnc Of special execution tn me dlr...
60. issued rom the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for the County az cd 7
aai State OF Iowa, In favor Of :. y Daniels. and
asa'ns. James Pearce and Samuel Long Son
have levied upon the following progerts - - !.
property of the said James pcafce AMI SAM
Long. Sen. t0..it:
commencing 81 Pol Loo poles north. from III.
50 III west corner Of the east half of the no,tha..
qaner :" section che Il in 10 wnslip eivhty -,
Tan 2 three III west Of the 9TH " NJ them. .,
na.a ~ s,ioo poles, thence due west IL poles.
thence due son'h Is 80. 100 poles thence r.'s.r.
~ T. variation ~ 81 100 poles 10 the par. ~
beginning. containing onefIl acre with IN. a., -
puftenances thereon; said land situated IN Ca !.
county, Iowa and shall offer the same IA, ~
a. paoila outcry, a. the Court House door In ths
town 81 Upton, IN said county. On SATURDAY. ~
day OF July, 4. y. 1859. bstseen IN hon,. - q
o'clock A. NJ aud O'Clock L. M. OF said dsy !,
satisfy said execution and costs that m 20 go :"
thereon. ' aec'se
Dated this lst day Of June, A. D. ls5a
49, :, GEORGE HUBER
-"sA HaeriG Of Cedar roa,nv. Iowa.
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Some Of those who started from this
county for the promised gold fields. have
returned, satisfied that Pixies Peak gold
il oil . humbug. Our fellow-eitizen,
Thos. Harrass went to within $50 miles
Of the Peak, when he met m old Califor.
MIA miner. with whom he had been &C.
quaintcd in California, who had prospect
ed ever since last fall, aud informed him
that it was all shaa. As far as VIC can
learn there has Dot been that suffering,
which has been reported, although We
doubt no. that many hsvc suffered ; nei.
ther have half the outrsges reported,
been committed. We sec it stated that
the u s. Government talk of sending
out aid to the emigrants; it msy be tina,
it is necessary, but We suspect j, will ben.
eft some pet Missouri river Border Ruff.
fan, more than any body else. Teams
on tho back track are passing through
here daily. IS
Since the above was in type, we have
learned from reliable source that there
has been much suffering on the plain.
aud that the Commandant at IT. Kear
ny refuses to render any assistance t.
the starving
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Return ofthe Belfast.

The Belfast arrived here Yesterday
afternoon from trip up the Minnesota
River taking governments. stores to the
Ninnebagoes and Sioux, Mr.. Peter Hall
pilot, gives us the following particulars
They left st. Louis Maya. At Dubuque
they laid up four or FIVE days waiting for
an arrival of -four. They were wind.
bound three days in the Minnesota. The
boat vent up &c far to the mouth of the
yellow Medicine River, about so miles
farther than steamer ever went before,
and 456 above St. Paul. She met the
steamer Frcighter going up, bound clear
through. She was going to "Red River
in the NORTH and Hudson Bay, there
to run in a regular trade. The Freichter
is commanded by Capt. Davis, formerly Of
the Navigator. The Indians I'D the Min
nesota are fat and comfortable. Mr.. Hall
left US some Of the corn of their raising
an excellent article. Indian warriors were
blowing big in the felds' Tho Belfast
will lay up here for the preseu,.-Dasen-
port Gasettee.
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SHERIFF SALE.

IDY sirsne Of special executions to ne direct.
ID ed, issued from the oibce a' the Cfesf Ut the
District Court in and for the County o. Cedar
aud State of Iowa, in favor Of Charles and VIII
liam L. stone. and .ainxi james Hanna hlmirs
Hanna, and John Conner. have levied upon tho
following property, 10 wit: Inc southsAss quar-
Ter of The no theast qnarter ofsertion nsea lsl
lin township seventy nine t7a north Of range ~"
~ west containing forty tIGj acres also. lot o.
tive, a. being tlie northwest quarter NJ the
"nurth.ast quarter Of the southeast qaar.er ss
section fifteen, 49,: also, the cast half Of the
Southwest quarter of the northeast qusrtrr Of
section atten, 10 ,itai min twenty t2e) acres.
-alsa, part OF lot 10. two u, On the piAs Sled II,
"tht commissioners report ~ The northwest
quarter uf the southeast quarter Of section IT,
'.ieeu tl5.y bounded as folioss; bryinring At the
ea-t corner nsar tn. creek. thence by lands
"of Nanzandt south 81! W. L. Ia = pps tasn By
'lansi Of ID. Walton north 4at wsst Isl r. 10 Z
post; thence by land If NJ W. Burk North ~ sss,
as u. to place 81 beginning contrasting one
III acre tmenty-sevrn t21) per.hes. narth VI
range two O. west Of the 9Th i. ~. with oil 81
.'rhe apl.rfrnancrs thereon nil II said lanl
situated in Cedar cpuHiy, Iowa; aud shall sde 2
the same tor Sale nj pubic oatcr., 81 the Cours
House door in the ta.n ~ ip..G. In said c"un-
y, ON Saturday Is,a day of june. A. u. $50. 10.
tscen the hours VI O'Clock \. n. and ocinsk
7. II. Of said dag 20 satisfy said execution and
costs thai HAY aecrae thereon.
Dated this 10Th day ol May. 4. y. 1859.
#+ tiEeRGE HUBER; sheriff
2l1i VI Cedar county. Iowa
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Organixat!cn Of the Republican Party In
Kansas.

An organization of the Republican par.
ty was effected at the Convention held at
Ossawa atomic, May 18th, aud a sound and
forciblc platform was unanimously and
enthusiastically adopted. A more eloquent
and comprehensive document, more cx.
actly and satisfactorily explaining the
aims and spirits Of party, has not ap-
peared under the auspices of any eonven-
ton in the States. Hepcriorth the
Republican cause and the Free State cause
10 Kansas arc substantially enc, and to-
gether they are bound to triumph over
every obstacle, as the Free State cause
has hitherto ,riumphed over the violence
of Border Rufiians and the arms aud in
trigues Of two Democratic Admnistra-
tions. Such is the upshot and outcome
of n deliberate effort, organized and led
on BY Douglas aud .Atchiseu, by force
aud fraud aud party power, to reduce
that great region from her high and hope.
full position ~ rich. free territory. -
Five years of incrssant struggle, original
ing in that effort have resulted the sub
stantial establishment of Freedom in Kan
sas and the DISCRIMINATION and desruct-
ion Of the party THAI attempted to abuse
her.
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Later from Europe.
NEW Ynuk. Nav q

NEW IoRk, May 20.
The Emperor Napoleon aud King Of
Sardinia had fixed their head quarters at
Alexandria and have already arrived
there.
FRAScE.-The correspondent Of the
London Times says the confidence in the
success OF the army in Italy, is so great
that preparations will soon be made at
Notre Dame for r. Deun, or thanks
giving for the great victory expected 10
be announced next week.
1t Was rumCred that arms had been
sent to Hungary, and that the Huncari.
ans are effectively employed in forming
insurrections in their country.
II was reported that the Emperor Ma.
poican before leaving Paris, addressed .
letter to Qeen Victoria, repeating his
promise to take no SIPS during the war
to compromise the interests of England.
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SoMIDo, Shelby Co, Iowa, ]
Nav DQfh 1870

-1shp 1000.
FRIEND DANIELS: Yon will recollect
| wrote you last winter that the pike's
Peak representation vas . humbuy. |
felt convinced then that the intelligence
| was in possession Of from intelligent
men was reliable--that the scheme was
only specializing one. Facts now sub.
stantiate that opinion. / wrote that
young adventures might eyade this i.oa,is
tatus Of Rocky Mountain speculasors.-
But now while / write two of these
young men are sitting by Inc, viz: John
Knot. and BENZ. Davis. They have been
as far west as #. Kearney. They report
that while they were there Eve iunared
teams were passing daily from the mines
to the States. This was q scheme well
concciyed--a plot that was we'll calculat-
ed to deceive. As gold was paraded in.
genlously before the imagination of the
restless young men who were out of EN-.
ployment in the States. There is some
talk Of vreaking vengeance upon the
disappointed Pike Peakers. ave shall
see what we shall see" Blu. there i,
certainly much cause for disco intent, yea
even vengeance by men who have thus
been humbugged by these men who were
desircus Of making money by vreckinc
the fortunes OF thousands of their fellows
The newspapers and merchants all along
the Missouri slope have represented this
matter 50 as to insure heavy emiera.
ton to the mines, but their day Of reek.
oning has probably come. Letters have
been written ON tho Missouri river, sent
to Pixies Peak, and mailed there, then
sent all over the Union t. agitatc the
gold fever They have fashioned after
L. I. Barnum's model, that 10 printers
ink. So much for tho new Eldorado.
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TIE Cleveland Convent,on.


The fugitive slave excitement in the
"Western Rescve' Of Ohio, relative to
which We hsve already given many de-
tails, has astracted ne pttsotion Of many
cisisens " lows, Who wsre formerly
citizens OF Nosshesa Ohio. For this
reason. the fact that many Of our sub.
serlbers were once residents ofths "West.
ere Reserve we have devoted more space
to the " Obcrlin Fugitive Slave case "
than otherwise we might have DONE
The result Of the trial we have given. On
the 2lth inst. there was large mass
meeting of the Freemen of the 'NWestern
Reserve" At Cleveland. This was cool
and calm council Of the people, in no
manner intended in its objects to secure
disoLeiience to the Fugitive Slave Law,
but US prominent object to advise aud
take steps to secure its repeal. The
number in attendance, as We learn from
and abstract of proceedings published by
a contemporary, was estimated ut 10000.
Hon. Joshua Il. Gliding: presided, and
stirring speeches were made by Judge
Spalding, Hon, L. Wade, Judge Tilden,
j. W. Vance, j. Il. Giddings, Gov.
Chase, j. NJ. Root. Judge Carter. .. Z
Brown, and others. The resolutions adopt.
cd denounce the Fugitive Slave Law as
oppressive, tyrauical and unconstitution.
al; and as a practical measure of resist.
ancs, it was determined that fund be
raised to be called The Fund of Liberty
and to the end that every Republican on
the Reserve may share in accommodating
that fund, that the contributions be lin.
tied to one dollar each; the same to b.
collected under the direction Of the sew
eral Republican County Central Com
mites of the Reserve; that three com
missioners be appointed by the assembly
TO be called Commissioners of the Libert,
Fund, who shall receive said fund, dis
burse if for the objects named, and ac
count therefor by periodical publication.
until their duties are perfcrmed--apply
ing any surplus to the advancement OF Re
publieanism and Liberty. VIM. Fuller
Cuyahoso county, Reuben Hitchcock, Of
Lake CO., and Philemon Bliss, of I.orair
county, were appointed commissioners O
this fund. The same paper says: Their,
can be no doubt that the Cleveland trials
have aroused deep and bitter feeling Of
hostility to the Fugitive Law in the Re.
serve counties and the party which at.
tempts TO enforce it How much we may
regret the suffering inflicted by the gov,
eminent on the unfortunate indivdu
ais whom it prosecutes, under this law
We rejoice to witness the wholesome pub.
lie sentiment aroused thereby. There
can be as little doubt, also, we think
that this overpowering demonstration
was effectual in restoring the L. s. Mar
shall from attempting the removal o:
Langdon ana Bushnell from Cleveland e
Columbus, on the writ of haJeas corpus
which was heard on,the 18th. He had
his instructions from Washington to set
the State Court at defiance and keep tn,
prisoners from being taken before it. but
there were to many Republicans in Cleve
land on the 24.h and he therefore did
not attemp; to resist.--Dapeapof Ga.
cite.
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LATE NEws.-We this week received
through the post-office. the Ced1r Val.
ley Times, Of March 10th. Sixty-seven
days from Cedar Rapids, thirty Eve miles
distant. That's the way we get served
by "Uncle Samuel" We could give
other instances of nearly the same dis.
pa'ch.-7ipton Adrertiser, Nay 2la
So could We. Two or three weeks
ago, We received . copy of the
Winterset Modisoniam, printed Decem.
Der 10th, 1857. It came $50 miles. in
the short space of one gear and fr.
months Interesting at thx. sge,--ain' :,
they Daniels Cedar HaNey Times,
Nay 26th.
That's so, and the great wonder 10 how
TIE present Locofoco A administration can
afford to pay for such dispatch. Down
this way We have to make up "pony
purse" every month to help square the
account.
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Dc,truct,vr Ftrr lr Dsbaque.

DuBUoUE, 1ows, Msy u.
The Odd Fellows block IN this CITY
was entirely destroyed By fire lac. n'sht.
The frss foos wss occupied by the Fcet
Office; 5. w. Green, groser; Monssi'
druggists; II. Gsandgseu, eonfectione' !;
W. Robinson, Eroeer. The majority o.
them saved their stock. EVERYTHING in
the Post Office was saved.
The second floor was occupied y Clark
& Beach, lawyers; oil papers lost. ;,
The U. 8 Land Office, everything saved;
and the Peoples Theatre, all the scenery
Of which wss destroyed.
On The third floor, were the Lodge
rooms Of the Masons and Odd Fellows
everything belonging to both destroyed.
The loss i. estimated at $50, 900; in.
sured for $4,000.