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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-04


EDITORS Journal The annoyance and
loss of time encountered by importing mer-
chants in getting their foreign goods through
the seahoard entrepots, has always been the
cause of serious complaint on the part Of
western merchants; and, in many instances,
has compelled them to purchase from i'm
porters upon the seaboard, when they would
prefer importing themselves if the facilities
for getting the importations through The
custom house at the first port of entry were
very serious wrong, bill has been intro
duced into the House of Representatives Mt
Washington, which applies, however, only
to part of the State of Ohio. ~
My object in this communication, is to
call the attention ofthe Merchants of Evans
vile to the subject, so that they may take
measures to have at least n part of the
State of Indiana included in the bill as q
separate district. L NOD
The first section of the bill establishes
all of the State of Ohio bordering on the
Ohio river as a collection district, with Gin
cinnati as the port of entry. =
Sections and q, are as follows:
"SEo. 3. A1d be IL further enacted, That
whenever any goods, wares and merchan-
disc are to be imported into said district
from any foreign country, the importer shall
deposit with the Collector thereof a schedule
of said goods, wares and merchandise, and
an estimate of their dutiable value, verified
by his affidavit, and sworn copies of the
original invoices and bills of lading; and
thereupon the said Collector shall make an
estimate of the amount of duties accruing
on the same, and the importer or consignee
shall give bond, with sufficient suretics to
be approved by tho Collector, in double the
amount of the duties so estimated, condition
ed for the payment of the duties on such
goods, wares and merchandise, to be paid as
hereinafter directed, and from their trans
portation from the port of entry at which
they may frst.arrive in the United States,
to the port of entry created by this act,
and the said Collector shall forthwith notify
the Collector of the port of entry at which
such goods, wares and merchandise are first
to arrive, by forwarding to him true copy
of such bond, schedule, invoices and bills of
lading. -Cs E
"SEc. 4. 1nd be 10 further enacted, That
upon the arrival of such goods, wares and
merchandise, at any port OF entry in the
United States, the Collector whereof has
received notice of the execution of said
bonds as aforesaid, they shall be scaled,
plumbed and marked, without inspection or
examination, and directed to the Collector
of said district of Cincinnati, by the proper
officer in the Custom House of the port Of
entry first above mentioned, and shall be de-
livered to the agent of the importer who
shall give his receipt therefor"
1t may be that the bill will not pass at
the present session of Congress, but its pas
sage is only question of time, and cannot
be long deferred. Let the proper measures
be adopted by our importing merchants to
have the Southwestern part of Indiana, or
the entire State if thought expedient, made
separate district, with Evansville as tho port
of entry. l....s D.. -
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LETTER OF Hon. EDWARD BATEs.-Ne
publish below the reply OF Hon. Edward
Bates to certain interrogatories pTopounded
to him by the Missouri delegates to the
Charleston Convention. 1t is manly and
explicit, and cannot fail to be highly salts
factory to his numerous friends throughout
the country. Indeed if all of our promin-
ent politicians were as frank, advantageous
and temperate in the expression of their
principles, there would be less misunder-
standing and less acrimony in the world.
..... Fort Wayne Tones.
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,s'Ev.9HEEs B.sBC0CK, EyUPORTRI
V and healer in Coach aud Saddlery Hardware
Mali street. near Water

name in part: axles, springs made Ct the be
ste.I bands enaIneled and of all kinds of Ieath
cloths Innings for carriages, varnishes, castings
all kinds saddle trees, English bride feathers, Ia
stirrups, spurs, hames, fine silver hames Of
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, self-adjusting p
'Fayiors patent names, fly nets, shoe threads, he
blankets, London Cirth Webs, American On
and Rein Webs, both cotton and wOrsted; LoIn
Welt Sk ms a superior article; ivory, gutta pea
and Grass lined InartengsI rings; superior kefs
for rorse covers the best quality of carriage 10
latent gig trees, &c, &c.
ION, In fact evervtl,iny anportaininp to esr
branch OF the business, and understanding IA
branches thoroughly, we would respectfully lie
your attention before purchasing elsewhere
also agent for Wards Patent Spring sac
ap3I-d.Sw
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Total amount of losses
claims, and liabilities...... ts S42,5S0 43
The greatest amount insured on any risk is
100000, but will not, as general rule, exceed
$4,000 " "
The Company has no general rule to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village, or block, being governed in this matter,
in each case, b the general chuucterO of buildings,
width OF streets, facilities for putting out fires, &c.
No part of its capital or earnings is deposited in
any other State as security therein. 49,.
An attested copy of the GhIrter or Act Of incor-
poTaton accompanies this statement -, f.-t
STATE OF NEW YORK, lCS i..... Z
City and County of New York. ~
Charles J. Martin, President. and j. Milton
Smith, Secretary of the Home Insurance Company,
being severay sworn, drpose aud say, and each for
himself says, that the foregoing is trne full and
correct statement OF the affairs of the said Corpora
tipn and that they the above described officers
thereof. ,-,r, re a, E,,,r,
(Signed) J.MiLToN SMITH, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day of
t7 January, A. d. 1860 Witness my hand
iHi-Ah'I and official seal.
(Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN, t-A
Commissioner for Indiana i'll New York, 100 Broad
way, N. Y "f". -.t.f-
Allen c. Hallock is the duly authorized agent
for this city. as per certificate of authority filed in
the County Clerks office.
I. This Company iusures against loss or damage 10y
fire to buildings, merchandise, household hrIii
ture, and personal property generally Also,
against the perils of inland navigation, at fair
rates of premium.
ALLEN C. HALLOCK,
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main ST., Evansy lille.
feb3-fap2S. - H#3H a.f t4.l
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UNIoH MEETING.-A large meeting of the
members of the third parry was held on the
Goth at the Cooper Institute, New York
The great hall, capable Of seating 1000 to
1000 people, was filed to Overlooking. The
meeting was called to order by William B.
Dodge and addressed by Hon. Thomas A.
r. Nelson, Hon. Horace Maynard, of Ten
nessee, and others Great enthusiasm was
manifested.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENLARGEMENT o
OF CRESCENT CITY
& "a Is IL IL II x :

"a ~ sy~<i go THF5 EreEs-9FE & IN -
~ creased trade, and high appreciation Of kir.
SMITHS Photographic fictures which possess al
ways fine shadows and clear expressive likeness
lac has added Reception Room to his old Gallery
the one lately occupied by DR.. #. IlutcIinson Den
list. Mr. s. assures tho ladies and gents of Evans
willie and sicinity that they will now find ample
space and everything equal TO the best Galleries of
the West. bIr. 5. need not state after two years
successful practice in this city, that his Pictures
are esteemed tho most highly here, and many miles
around, both account of their being the cheap
est and best, but also from their unfading chara
tor. MIR. $. has also two lady attendants ut his
GALLERY, thereby insuring every attention com-
bined with great economy of time in ach depart
ment of abor-a few minutes bcir,s all that is
eded to satisfy eaelI Cf his patrons with first
class likeness.
Sincerely thanking his patrons for pastfavors he
trusts that by greater facilities in his Art, he may
still increasingly merit their patronage.
y. B.-Cres ,crt City Gallery, opposite the Court
house, Main street. l. pen from sen il the morn
ing until shutdown. apr2-Gm
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NOTICE or DIS soLUTIoN. :

II tofore existing between Sarniifl Orr and
Matthew DaIzclI Of Evansville and JdInes Laughlin
of Pittsburs under the firm of Orr, DalZef " Co.,
vas dissolved on the first day of March, 1860, by
limitation aud the Withdrawal therefrom cf James
Laughin.
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CO-PARTNERSAEP. -
ygyTF1 EI.N'Es ERS EEt.N.SgEs I'M T.kE II a,

III sOciatcd with them MIR. James l.. Orr, and
will continue the Grocery and Produce business
under the firm and style of Orr, DaIzell & CO., at
the old stand on Water street, near Sycamore
Thankful to their customers for past favors, they
will enGoavor to deserve continuance and increase
of same SAMUEL ORR,
MATTHEW DAIZEIsL.
Evansville, Ind Mar lst 1860 apr2 3vd
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ZslN l-tt.----.....---.. 49,.
It'll PERFECT


fourth cash balance in one, two
and three years, with interest secured by mortgage
the premises
Plids can be seen at Crescent City Bank, County
Recorders office, Washington uonse August Elites,
Henry StOckfieth, Roster ort, Henry Cumbcrts,
and my Office, where all information will Inc
nished. TIlOS. L. GARVIN,
rIarl5-I0td ..-- No. 10 Third 81
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~FR eHeed Nurse and female Physician, presents
10 the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP, -.-e
for Children Ietb,g, which greatly facilitates the
process Of Teething, by sOitening the gums, redu-
cling all infanImation-wi allay all pain and
sl,asnodc action, and il SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOW Els. depend upon it, mothers il will
give resi- 10 yourself and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
{ We have put mp and sold this article for over
ten yr',rs, and can say, in confidence and truth
OF it, what we have ney Sor been able to say fanny
other medicine never Shas it failed, in a single
instance, to effect a cure 3when timely used New
er did We know in stance Of dissatisfaction
by any who Hsed IL. %sOn the contrary, all are
deg hted with its opera ions, and speak In terms
81 highest couinenda Sftion of its magical eff
ieets and medical virtues We speak in this matter
what we do know, af ~ter ten years experience,
ana pledge our reput,t Stion for the fulilment of
what We here declare. =,ln almost every instance
w're the infant IS sui- tsfering from pain and ex-
tastiUH, relief will ha Nfomd in Is or 20 minutes
after the Syrup Is adIuin lrisferad. 4
This valuable prepare Stiun is the prescription
Ct one Of tile most expe Srienced and iIffuI
Nurses in New England hJand has been used with
never failing in SSthOusands of cases.
1t not only relieves ssthe child from pain, but
inVigorates the stomach land bowels, cOrrects acid
ltv, aud gives tone and senergy - the whole sys-
ten. IL will almost in stantly relieve Gripping
IN the Bowels and Wind AColic, and overcome CON
Nulsons which ii not specially remedied end
in death. We believe il Sthe best and surest rem
rsiy IL fhe world, in all sscases Of Dysentery and
Bial'rhea in children Swhether it arises from
feething from any other cause. We would
sax 10 every mother who ! has child fl e ring
frgln amy onel"f The foregoing complaints, do not
LED yonr ptejnlices, nor the pref udces Of Others
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that Will he suT---yes, absolutely snre-tO follow
tie use Of this nedicue IL timely used. r.
Full directions for using will accompany each
GUitTGS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper
Sold BY Druggists throughout the world Prin-
eil.ti sdiiee, No 10 Cedar street, New York.
Price p cts Il bottle jan13-dwIy
kKLLEf: d WHITE, Agents, Evansville, Ind
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NATL
= ~ EsAfssE..N.EssI, q E-g.N.sI

q sold out lis cntire interest the firm Of
Vickerv Bros. IL Mr.. Slammed Vickefy, returns
thanks 10 the numerous friends and customers of
the late for their W. liberal patronage, hop
ing they will extend Tie same favurs to Mes
JOHN and ~ nu,l Nckcry, who will continue the
has mess under the same nam" and lyle of Nckery
Bros, mt the old stand, M. - Main St, and who
alone authorized Ia collect all debts and pay all
demands incurred by the httr fl1h-.
naI3I . f. ..-- JAMES w. NICkERY. q
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MfSGELEzfNEOH
GREAT-sAbE0E

- : GItEAT- SALE 9}F'
. Z F X T. G. "a 5 -
~ HERE VIII ~ Il s L.. 4 II
II Crescent City Hall,
in VA NSVIbLE Z, on TIL URSD DAY, The
9th day of April next, eighty-four lots in the East
ern Enlargement, with front of 1872 feet,
bracng 100 feet on Main street, 100 feet Locust
street, 200 feet Sixth street, $50 feet Fifth
street, 100 feet on Fourth street, &c. These Lots
are in close proximity to the Iiilroad Depot WA
bash Erie Canal, Public Schools, Main street, and
the Ohio River, and in the very heart of thriving
and well-settled portion of the city. They ar;
ccssible and Convenient for residences business
purposes, and Offered to the puilic fnr te
inst time. They present rara chance 4 T profitable
Investment, and every man who wishes to select
good lot for building, should take advantage of the
opportunity now presented The Eastern Enlarge
inert is improving more rapidly than any other Isiit
of Evansville, and nearly all of these lots
llroYed with gnnd side walks
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- Opcn nj Ne. Second strtet-room for "A few
more. Come and look no trouble to show those
cosy little dove ami tan cOlprcd Callers. Give
call and know you win buy. Glove Kid, French
id and Morocco Polka Boots, OF the most quiste
siyIes ever offered in this market. Misses and
Childrcn's Caters Of every shade and color Kid
heels Coppert tipped Of various kinds, OF the inn
prsved patent.
Gents fine Patent LcatIer aud Calf Boots made
to ORDER of the best imported stock have had
for wears. Glove Kid, P,t-ilt Leather, Calf and
Morocco Congress Gaiters--cXcclsiOr, Ia mode
Made Lv ,hc most Fashionable and best workmcn
to he f,uud--eur Eastern cith.s nat cxcc ried.-
Ereud,. cufge on-strBgers, give ns Il trial 4
JOHN ltASCH, z
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SPRING TRADE.
John Fl DoterS,
. yN'SyTEs THE u rTE.1-TI0.n- OF

.ta-- Cincinnati, . .t.
H.N'EyTAS THE Il TTE.N~TXO.H' OF
a dead. To the that he is IHanuacttir-
IL = and keeps coins family sin hand large stock
Of the newest and choicest styles of goods adapted
ia tie requirements uf popular trade the induce
mems he Offers GOOD GOODS AT Low
PRICES. Having been gagged la manuiiIct uring
first class goods for over twenty years, he
claims To have facilities for manufacturing first
class goods as cheap, il not cheaper, than Eastern
manufactures he f,els confident OF his ability
offer extra Inducements to close buyers. Ills motto
is Il fair field and ityofs.
Gail and examine his GOODS and yen Will be
to buy. w. ............ .5 s.= -e-s5 #.5 f.a 4.
Rs Orders promptly attended 10 ..
. iubI J-ilnd
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

,Nk2OsH - ES SOBSCRAA1f A, LEH-
- ing on Water street, near the Canal Bank. in
EVansVille, on the 10th of Mareh last small bay
Geld ng-has a white spot on the left flank, few
white hairs an the forehead, aud "a black name had
at the time "f disappearance, rope halter around
his neck Any one giving information return
arg the same, will receive liberal compensation.
, mar27-lwd HENRY SCuAEFER.
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.as Total amount of liabilities. .....S sec $50 81
llth. This rule OF the company Ia excited
$1,000 in any one risk, cub Get Go loss by
siIIgie fire '
18th. The amount insured in city or village de-
4 ponds upon its size-generally all the desra-
lile risksito be lad, subject to the last rule
t above named.
18th. The amount insured in any one block of
buildings, depends upon its size and con-
structiOn, subject to the rule above refer
red to. ....f #. .-i-- .it $780,
Ilth A certified copy of the Act of incorporation
accompanies this statement.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ! GO
Hartford County, %

Personally appeared r. C. Allyn, Secretary of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company aud male oath
that the foregoing statement, by him subscribed,
is true, full aud correct statement of the affairs
of said Company, and exhibits, So far as can be
tscertaiifod at this date. It's actual condition on
the LIST day Of January, 1850. Before me,
GEO. :. GILMAN,
..H Justice of the Peace.
Allen g. Hallock Is the duly authorized Agent
for this city, by certificate of authority from tue
Auditor Of State, tied in the County Clerks
Office. # Etfs..4. t...,sst ID. slt4
Applications Tor insurance on merchandise, store
houses, dwellings aud contents, will lie attended
10, aud policies issued at reasonable rates
llEE - ALLEN q. HALL0Gk, Agent,
Marble Hall Building, No. Main street, Evans
Vile, Ind jan23tap2S
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EEEE R.S V'5s JUS = * y -: =" e -
W oar Spring stock, which comprises large
variety of Lace Shtwis and MlantlAs, black, fancy
and IaHLtr silks, English Bcraes goods FOR tray-
cling dresses AlcNtnder's best Kid Gloves. uoit
skirts and skirt Supporters; large variety 0f
white goud-, notions of all kinds, and complete
stock of staple goods. uur stock is large and com
ITIsrs all articles usually kept in first class dry
goods house. H."
We intend selling goods at reasonable and mi.
es, and viii receive fresh supplies OF fash
ion.tle and staple goods throughout the season, IN
order To keep Up' assortment. .s
DUNCAN & COOKE
nlrGI No : Main street.
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~ CeAented and Kivctcd Leather Beltiug also
Lace Leather, Riyets and Burs, Rivet Sets and
Headers, T1nchers anil Cutting Plyers. A full
stock always on hand at lowest factory prices.
CHARLES BABCOCK,
marc 3, Main street.
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YsT sE-z.S.Se.-3 Y.s LES SOET FIVE
n AJAX, suitable for re-sewing Ganny Bags
also, a full supply Of Zinc and heavy Hemp Pack
inc Twine for sale by GEO. FOSTER ~ CO.
maT3I Corner Jsccnst : and the Canal.
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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EEa00 II y " FE'.9 X f., IL * % q IA n,
W DASK ms, &c
% doz extra baltimore Bro0ms,
= doZ ass'd willow Clothes Baskets,
6 doz ass d Market Baskets.
d0Z Cotton Mops,
dOz Iron Mop Heads,
10 nests Cedar Wash Tubs ass'd sizes, -
doZ Willow Nursery Chairs,
/ doz Bamboo Table do
doz ass'd do with and without Rockers,
doz Hearth Brooms,
doz Whisk do
dOz lemon Squeezers
2 dOz Mudlers,
6 doz ass'd Rolling Pins. -
Just received by COOK If LANGLEY.
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: :
9Th. No liabilities 10 banks or others due .r net
. due l Y .-fali j.. -. 1865 Cd
9th. No losses adj usted and due. 81
9TH. LOSSES either unadj ustsd or 49,, o.
stli. or adjusted and not due, ~"''ii" @ ...t .l
9Th. Losses in suspense wait
ing further proof in- H' 1913 SO f3.i
cluded in last answer
. above 20
10th. All other claims against .--..lE
30 the company, div iiends
unpaid ...-...-..............-1920
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&yEfJ.gR.-67 RffD&. E-5FR REG'D
~ per Queen OF the West ana Ohio Rele, for sale
low to close consignment 10y GEO. FOSTER GO.
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LEATHER 8ELTING. -.4.
ME EHsREE.y.4 ES.FTR.N.T STzS II 1v(,EG n Ia

HpR.S.1' .9-F'Es CORN .YF2.S L.-5
He toms Bran and 900 bush. fresh Meal just
ccived by CIIAS. bIcJOHNSFUN-
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Agents, and in of
transmission (balanca)..... IJ6J 81 30 n'.'t- ti'
Amount ofunincumbered real - II 81 u3iE
estate, No. Wall Street.. G7,Oq9 90 .sl -.t.-
Amount of United States
treasury notes, market ..---i.f ID i---''iii
value. 49,. ..........., 24l 70 Is alieill
Amount M issouri State b DIS, H.. ...t.... esq
per cent, market value. 1926 co
Amount of North Carolina
bonds, per cent, market .ss.l-. f Bal
VaIue.--...-.. ........ 9,63U %
Amount OF Tennessee bonds, t-tt ~
per cent, market value 5000 90
Amount OF Brooklyn City
water bonds, per cent,
market value...,... 10 $50 III .s.s.+s
Amount of bank .stocks, ..54.
ket Valne.... SS5z5 tht
Amount of loans bonds l...''i '-fft
and mortgages, being first .'
lien of record unincum-
bered real estate, worth
least Sl,695,30 and on ua74 co.,.
which there is less than ....
one years interest due and
+ Owing-rate OF interest = --..-.i-.a-.' -ti.-.-
per cent. coz o. .raE b
Amount of loans on stock t- . d..
and bonds, payable on de-
mand, the market value
ofsecurities pledged, $751; -...s,.- j. ......,
5Z9-....-... ISS, coo 90
Amount due from premiums
policies issued at office. 1,SG7 IA -
Amount of bills receivable
for premiums on inland ....t".f II .-s-i Il
navigation risks, &c....... ll,oG4 Al i .sl-. ai-
Interest actually due and ..t .,sI
21,9ZS 81
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LIABILITIES -r.f-

ABILITIES. =
Amount of losses adjusted,
and due and unpaid......... None
Amount of losses incurred i=-r. B
and in process of ADJUST
ment -. -. ............ I7,G5s 3
Amount of losses reported ON ---- .5.i
which no action has been
taken. l5,422 l.
Amount OF claims for losses @
resisted by the Company. $500 u
Amount of dividends declar-
ed, and due and unpaid. None
Amount of dividends, either --.---..
cash or scrip, declared but
not yet due....................... None
Amount Of money borrowed. None
Amount of all other existing .sT
CLAIMS against the Co........ None
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<SXEESk! CHEESE A25 FOXES
u Hamburger and w. Il. Cheese, just received
aud for sale by CIIAS. McJOiINSTrS.