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@. II. CHURCH & CO.,

Corner Of Maryland avenue
and Eleventh street, Island,
WHoLEsALB AND RETAIL DEALERS IL
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
Bills OF OAK,
WHITE PINE.
SpRUCE
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AuSr1onI isALEA.


GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDING
" AT GREAT FALLS, MARYLAND,
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NLERK WANTED.-A SMART, ACTIVE
~ YOUNG MAN who understands the Wine
and Grocery business. Address Box 49, wash
ington, D. c. august
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WAR DEPARTMENT, OPPICg OF DIRECTOR AND)
GEN'L MANAGgR or MILITARY RAILRoApsU $, :
WAsHINGTOS, u. C., July ~, lSGj.
Proposals will be received at this office until IL
O'Clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, September ~,
1860, to purchase tho United States Military Rail
road Rolling Mill at Chattanooga, Tennessee, with
the machinery, tools, buildings, hxtures, aud
tract; connecting the Rolling MIL with the Nash
willie aud Chattanooga Railroad.
The mill and machinery constructed to ro.rol
railroad iron are entirely new, aud OF tho most
approved character.
For full description and details Of operation
capacity, Sc.l apply, In person or by letter, to T.
W. YARDLEY, Superintendent, Chattanooga,
Tennessee,
All bids should bo endorsed, "Propusals 10
purchase Chattanooga Rolling Mill "
d. C. McCALLVM,
BTeyot BrigajicT General,
Director aud General Manager,
Au7 .eotd Military Railroads, U. s.
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TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
~ ROADS

oPPICB oP ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTEk,
WASHINGTON, D. c., July q, 1866.
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING STOCK.
Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, the following rolling stock
- On TUESDAY, September 10, at the Portland
Co.. sGPp In Portland, Maine, Six ~ LocomO-
tive Engines.
on THURSDAY, September q, at Kinkiy &
Williams Shop, In Boston, Mass, Four az Loco
motive Engine.
On MONDAY, September o., at Kenuett Square,
near Philadcl phiA, Penn, Pnty (JOl BOX Freight
Cars, four feet eight aud -a-hali-iuch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September 81, al Whining
ton, Del, Eighty -four go Box Freight Carr five
foot gauge.
The above stock rs all new, and Of the very besi
quality.
Tho Engines are Ave feet guage, hvo-fOot
drivers, and cylinders lsx2I inches. They can be
changed to narrow guars ft u triding expense.
Sales to commence ut 10 a. IN.
Terms-Cash In Government funds.
H. l.. ROBINSON,
jy1S-ts Brevet Colonel and A. O NJ.
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NURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, WASH.

Ut IIIMLVTIN
cut to order at the shortest notice and on the most
reasnnahle terms. ivl7-lm
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Il
IL ROAD ENGINES AND CARS
USrrEB STATES MILITARY RAILnoADs,)
0PPiUR or ASSISTANT QUARTBRNAsTBR,
wAsHINGToS, ID. c., Aug. IL, 1865.
Will be sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Rich
mond, Va, on TUESDAY, October s:
Twenty Ave (2j) new hrst- elass Locomotive En-
gines; Ave C) foot gauge, nye ~ foot drivers,
cylinders lOx9i In. capacity Of tank, 1900
Five 10y arst-elass Locomotives, I feet So inch
gauge.
Freight Cars, Ave (5) foot gauge.
Fifteen Q5) new Platform Cars, Ave (5) foot
gauge.
Ten (i0) Freight Cars, 4 feet So inch gauge.
The sale to continue from day to day until all
are sold Sale to commence at 10 0 clock.
Terms Cash, in Government funds;
II. l.. ROBINSON,
auglI -dtoeI Brew. Col. and A. a. Nc
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- AT STREET WHARF.
CHIEF QuARrRRAAsrER' = OFFICE,
DEPOT or WAsHINGToS,
wAsHISGTOS, u. G., August II, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, Ou the prem
ises, under the direction otCaptaiu J. H. Crnwell,
A. O. NJ on WEDNESDAY, August q, 1855, at
10 o clock, n. m,
EIGHT FRAME BUILDINGS.
erected by the Government on the premises Of
Messrs Morgan Il Rhinehart, at q street wharf,
Washington, d. c, and which are of the follow
ing Dimensions, viz.
Four a. store houses, oach % by l22 fcCt
One % Store. house, - by l03 feet.
One ~ Armory, % by ~ feet.
One ~ Shed, IS by rs feet.
One ~ Shed, 10 by 100 feet
The above described buildings will no sold
singly to the highest bidder aud must be
moved from the premises within ten (lO) days
from date Of sale.
Term cash, In Government funds,
d. II RUCKER.
Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermastcr,
aul4-9t Depot IL Washington.
NOR 9 A T. IA
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~ OHiEr ouARrrnrAsrnR's oppfos,
I raW Iy0G iliEi DEfor oR wAsHIrsToS, 8
wAsHINaros, d. o.. Aug. IS, 1855, n
under the direction or Captain J. H. CroweIi, A.
O.. N. on SATURDAY, August D., 1855, at 5
A6NE.sToRY FRAME BUILDING,
% by 100 feet, situated near Great Pals, Mary
land, about eighteen miles above Washington
d. o., Oh the Potomac fivef. - .bI'1-l 7'' -
The building must bo removed from tho prem
bes within ten (l0) days from date Of sale.
D. IT, FUCKER,
Brevet MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouarterfnastcr,'
aul9.H Depot Of Washington.
(NRBAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
on'D'n HORSES AND MULES 3n5b 200"
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900 ANIMALS TO BIZ SOLD DURING THE
n -.fu9 MONTH OF AUGUST, =
in the States OF New York, PennsyIyanIa. Ohio.
Indians, Delaware, Maryland and New
Jersey, aud the District Of -
gt sgiut hIr Columbia. d..
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AT LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS, UNTIL MON :,
DAY, sEPTEMBBE II. AZ NJ, for the
registered 100 topa ,fIt|'I = y" =,
Stern, Wheel Steamer Convoy, No. 2, registered
which can be seen Il LITTLE ROCK, ARkAN,
sAs, until the day o. sale. I I-r 49, = y,
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gFssniss H. Tan Y (, MA WA R,seafs Hs-
TAN, and PIMPLB BANIsHBR Price 80 cents
Mailed to any address for 10 sants, by s. C. up
HAM, % South Eighth street, Philadelphia. Sold
byB. c. FORD, go Penn. ave. and HENRY
COOK, Alexandria q. ,...y.. apps mth&ssm D..
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ArvlcKsBgRe. MISSISSIPPI, UNTIL YR IDA,

AT NATcHEz. MISSISSIPPI UNTIL MONDAY.
SEPTEMBER IS, 70 NJ, for
One Wharf boat TOO tons. .,.. Z
Model Barge Mollie.
Five 10y Gunwale Barges.Ti ......rr
Three 81 Coal Boats
All 2, which san pc seen At NATCHEz, MIssIs :
siPPI, until the day Of sale.
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81 The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young NED. Also,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
Urinary Urinary and sexual systsm1 Sent free, IN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Psiladelphia
Pa 80. a.. . r.l0.I - ' 4, mhsi -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-16
FEM a. TURTLE.

IN BOYCt'< CELEBRATE D~T0-
~ NC BIITERS. a pure and powerful
tonic corrective ana Alternative OF wonderful eff
cacy il diaeas, OF he STOMACH, lINEN and
BOWELS uIes dyspepsia, Liver complaints
Headache, Genera Debility Nervousness De-
press on of SPIRITS, Constipation, and all COM
plants arising from bodily W akness whether in
herent in p System or produced by special
causes
Nothing that is not wholesome, genial ana
restorative in ts nature enters into the compost
ton OF DR.. Doyce's Tonic Bitters This popular
preparation con- alns no min raj of any KIND nor
deadly OotaL cal element, but is a cOmbinS,
ton of the ex Tacts of rare bslsamie HERDS ana
plants with the purest aud mi,dest of ali dV'u
sive stimuants.
The weak stomach is rapidly inyigorateo anu
the appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic, anu
hen ce It works wonders IN cases of Dyspepsia,
md in less confirmed forms of Indigestion, act
ing as a gentle and painless apeIient as we'll upon
the L yer It also invariably relieves the Con-
stipation supeTinduoed by the irregular action
of the digestive and secre,ive organs. No FAM
~ Medicine has been so universally, and il msg
be truly added, .dessrvediy popular with the IN
tellieent portion of the community as Dr.
Boyce,s Tonic Bitters. Sold by Ill dealers IN
Medicine Call for DIR. Boyc,'4 Bitter! ana
take no otter only so cents per bottle, and they
will cure you Prepared and sold by
FEM FUTILE,
Rutland, Vt.
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ing TO the requirements OF the laws of said g..
Lfottdsd, fnrther That nothing herein oontai'e
sh9l be so construed as 10 rele ,se said uea
I'm We oblgauon TO complete the said main iny
H''hlh the lme mentioned in the original 80 .e
fFoe'dsd further, That no hing In I'm -. 'aht;
DC Voteuaed 10 interfere with, or IN any Tgo,'NI
impair, aRy rights acquired by any railrosJ 'nl
PNuy b"i'g III the act TO which this Is an aneHJ
mont or the rights OF any corporation n..0
or persons acquired through any sueh ro,, po'Son
norshHu II be construed TO impair any yestsf eu{i
OF property, but such rghts are hereby r.sut
and CONFIRMED Preceded h0l0frsr, Taat m, ~ a
shall DO conveyed 10 any company or partv nus 5lIS
sOe,or, under the provisions II this act spg ,s
act amended by this act, whtcg has been sr,tlSS
upon ami improved in good faith by a bouaStSS ~
iuhabitaat, under color of tlte derived from M
United States OF from the state Of Iowa adverse
to tkg grant Inaie by thls act or thn art to which
this act rs nn 8ntuamcat. But each Of sail COM
paules may select AN ca la4 quantity OF poblI,
lands as describe IN TINS act within the distMs.
of twenty miles OF the line OF each of sand ROADS
in lieu OF land thus settled upon an improved
BY bona hde inhabitants in good faith under color
Of title as aforesaid,
SEQ. S. And be i, Further eHuclsd, That the
Mississippi and Mlsso lr Railroad Company shall
have the right TO transfer and asrign all OF any
part Of the grant hereby made 10 SAID company 10
any other company, or person or persons, J.. 10
the opinion OF said company, the construction Of
said railroad bC uss the State Of Iowa Will bs
thereby sooner and more satisfactorily completed
but suSh assignee shall not IN any ss be tased
from the LIABILITIES ANA conditions accompa nyiug
this grant, nor acquire perfect title Ia any other
manner than the same wouli have be,u acquired
-; NJ, a ,, signn,fnt han fins. he sutLnr
isad he the ,,ov,rt,or 1T the St8troi Iowa
~ III egn5 br II t,,rib... .,,r...,f. rt... the
I,,buo,,e and Si,T, NV Ran road IuulDtr,- NAV
~ 80 49, ,b,ir I,rs hatvr,n ron, Dnlye Tn3
So, 49, ~ 80 sar,,r Il, tc,, TOT. brrween
III t,gG Tor,ts sali chang. small not lmpa.r
tS4ri5bt ~ NOR ehnnr. The cation or ther
r,res,ut lanai grgnt A mtu If t.a catnye saaI.
rotd ON v,,b,, ,,T,, y.tI I'm. tl.- pas-sgs Of
tins nat.
SO. :. Ana BE- 1t t,,r,her snlcs. That all OF
the condition, and limitations uuuiauoI IA the
act to which this act is IN ameudmg nl s.Ha not
,ypre,s v cDang,d bv TINS act, snail st 10 b 10 and
run with the grants mad hv this act, except as
the said loud!tIous and limitations nave been
modified, and may hereafter 9e moAllea' oy Tie
general assembly OF the state # Iywn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-16

AN ACT to regulate the veto power in the
Territory of Washington.
Belt enacted By the Senate and House q
Representatives Of the United States Of ADseT-
lea in Congress assembled,
That every bill which shall have passed
the legislative assembly of Washington Ter
rtory shall, before it become law, be pre-.
scented to the governor. If he approve he
shall sign it, but if not he shall return i,
with his objections, TO that house in which
it shall originated, who shall enter the OBJ,
jections at large on their journal and proceed
TO reconsider it. If after such reconsidera-
ton two-thrfs of that house shall agree to
pass the bill, it shall be sent, together with
the objections, to the other house, by which
it shall likewise be reconsidered, and if ap'
proved by two-thirds of that house ii shall
become law. But in all such cases votes
of both houses shall be determined by yeas
and nays, and the names of the persons vot.
ing for aud against the bill shall be entered
on the journal of each house respectively.
If any bill shall not be returned by the gov.
ernor within five days Sundays excepted afs
ter it shall have been presented to him, me
same shall be law, in like manner as nc
had signed it, unless the legislative assem-
bly, by their adjournment prevent its return
in which case il shall not be law.
Approved June II, 1864.
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THE LATE RAILROAD DIsAsTER.-The
persons killed and wounded at the rail
road slaughter on the Philadelphia and
Trenton Railroad on the morning OF the
It'll inst. We're, with one or two excep-
tions, returned soldiers, many OF them
recently from Southern prisons. One
poor fellow, on being told by a surgeon
who was on the train that he could live
but few hours, sadly replied: Is it
so? 1t is a hard case! L am but ten
days out of Libby Prison, where have
been fifteen months, and l was so full
of hope and joy at the thought of see
ing my wife and baby, who never has
seen its father 1t is a hard casel'
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EXTRA SESSION.

MONTPELIER, March Q, 1866.
sBNATB.
Pursuant to a proclamation of the
Governor, the members Of the Senate
ana House of Representatives met in
their respective chambers at 10 o'clock
A, NJ.
SENATE.
The President took the chair, and on
the call of the roll % of the 80 Sena-
tors answered to their names.
A resolution of Senator Chapman, for
q committee to inform the Governor
that the Senate is ready to proceed to
business, was adopted; and Senators
Chapman and Rublee were appointed
for that purpose.
A resolution by Senator Abbott, that
the Secretary inform the House of the
same fact was also adopted.
The following message was received
from the Governor:
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of Rep
rsseHtatvfs'
/ herewith transmit, for your Consid-
Grafton and action, the resolution of
Congress proposing an amendment Of
the Constitution of the United States,
and submitting to the Legislatures of
the several States the question Of its
ratification. The assent of three fOurths
of the States must be given before it
can become q part Of the organic law.
Seventeen of the required number have
already set their seals to the ratihca-
ton.
The magnitude Of the measure, and
its influence upon the great questions
which now absorb the attention Of the
Government, and which increase in i'm
portance with the waning prospects of
the rebellion render an early and
prompt ratification of the amendment
the surest means of strengthening the
Government, and has justified to my
own mind the expediency of a special
convocation of the Legislature at this
time.
1t is not necessary that should urge
the measure upon your attention.
Ever earnest and uniform In her adj
herence to the great principles of con-
stitutional liberty, unComprOmising in
her opposition to slavery, the persistent
advocate of emancipation, early in the
field and foremost in the fight in sup
port of the Government, Vermont has
written her history in characters too
vivid and clear to admit OF a doubt as
to her action on a question so vital as
this.
I would therefore recommend the
prompt action of the two Houses in rat
flying the proposed amendment, with
view to an immediate adjournment, that
as little expense as possible may be i'm
posed upon the State.
j. GREGORY SMITH.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Montpelier March 9, 1865. :
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TprBLIC No. q7l
Approved June ,, 1854.

AN ACT to abolish the collection districts Of
Port Oxford and Cape Perpetua, in the
State of Oregon.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate aud House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of Ame :.
lea in Congress assembled,
That the collection districts of Cape Per.
petuahnd Port Oxford, heretofore establised
bylaw, are hereby abolished, and the same
attached to the collection district of Oregon
Approved June II 1904.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

To all to ,ehom these presents shall come,
Greeting:
certify, That annexed is true copy
of Joint Resolution of Congress- en-
titled A Resolution submitting to the
legislatures of the several States a prop
osition to amend the Constitution of
the United States;" the original of
which is on file in this Department.
In testimony whereof, |, William H.
Seward, Secretary Of State of the Unit
ed States, have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal of the De-
partment of State to be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this
second day of February, A. D..
IL. s.. 1865, and of the Independence
of the United States Of Ameri-
ca the seth.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
A RESOLUTION

Submitting to the Legislatures of the
several States proposition to amend
the Constitution of the United States.
Resolved By the Senate and House Of Rep
yescntatiees of the United States Of america
in Congress assembled, (two-thWdS Of both
houses concurrtng, J That the following ar
ticle be proposed to the legislatures of
the several States as an amendment to
the Constitution of the United States,
which, when ratified by three-fourths
of said legislatures, shall be valid to
all intents and purposes, as a part of
the said Constitution, namely;
ARTICLE XIII.
Section l. Neither slavery nor invol-
untary servitude, except as a punish
ment for crime whereof the party shall
have been duly convicted, shall exist
within the United States, or any place
subject to their jurisdiction.
Section 2. Congress shall have power
to enforce this article by appropriate
legislation.
Approved February |, 1866.
OnmCtion Of Senator Englesby, the
message was referred to a select COM
mittee consisting of five Senators to be
appointed by the President, and SEN
ators Englesby, Smith, Richmond and
Hutchinson were appointed such Com
mittee.
A message was received from the House
that the joint rules and the joint stand
ing committees of the last session be
adopted as the joint rules and joint
standing committees Of the present ses-
sion.
On motion of Senator Chapman the
rules of the October session, 1854, were
adopted as the rules of this special ses-
sion.
Senator Chapman introduced reso-
luton to pay actual expenses to sena-
tors, members and officers instead of the
customary mileage.
L Senator Cushman proposed to pay &C
tual expenses, instead Of mileage and
uepenIures; but his proposition was re-
iected.
The resolution of Senator Chapman
was then rejected; ayes noes 10.
Senator Clark introduced bill chang
ing the venue in certain criminal cases
Changing the act of 1854, to prevent
1sids,1 which was referred to com. on
the guo"iary. -er
Adjourned.
HoUsE.
The speaker took the chair. when the
Chaplain of the House, Rev. A. L, Coop
err, of Montpelier, opened the session
with reading Of the 9th Psalm and
with prayer.
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require proof that bills offered were no
part of the stolen bills. Bill-holders
ought not to complain of that.
Mr.. Lynde of WilHamstown and Mr..
Cushing of Barton stated instances of
complaint in their vicinity.
Mr.. Kimball Of Putney inquired whe-
ther the bank can not and will not pur-
sue the same course If the act be re-
pealed if, indeed, the effect of the act
is not merely to fix the first of June next
as limit beyond which holders can not
present their bills.
Mr.. Billiard of st, Johnsbury said the
Canadian government is TO refund the
stolen money, and therefore that there
is now no good reason for the act Of the
last session. He was much dissatisfied
with the course of the bank-there is
too much of the sharper about it; or,
at any rate such is the impression Of the
public.
Mr.. Stewart said the only remedy that
seemed to be suggested by the debate is,
that the time for the redemption of the
bills shall be extended; but he was dis
posed to concur with the gentleman
from Wallingford.
Mr.. Barlow said that the Canadian
government has not refunded yet; they
propose to refund only that portion of
the money given up to the raiders by
the marshal at Montreal, and that is on
condition that the raiders are given up.
They are not given up yet, and the Can
adam judge seems to be conveniently
sick. The only purpose of the bank is
to protect itself against the stolen mon
ey. They have right to do that both
moral and legal they are doing it. and
it has happened more than once that the
bank has found that the money present
ed to it for redemption, by the persons
who ma &c all the clamor, was actually
part of the stolen money.
The bill was dismissed
Adjourned,
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!
HOW LosT3 HOW RESTORED

Just published in a sea'ed envelope rr''''
Six Gents. -. and
a Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, All al
Radical Cure Of .spermatsrrh1a, or seine dl ne
weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual ~ 10
bitty, and Impediments TO Marriage generaasGhis ~,
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, ana sron
Mental and Phys al Inca, acity, resulting n n,
Self Abuse, sc. BY Robt. ]. Cuiyerweh' ~.
author of the Green Book, &c
A ROOM TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFEhhh 10,
Do A. soaI, in a plain envelope, TO any
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car BUCKETsl SAP BUCKETS -
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Y EROSENE OIL.-bowners d Rssn
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
NOTICE.

- orrlcx or THE EVANSVILLE Gas Ls6K1 Co.
~ " - EvAnsvtElc, Oct. 10. 1864
erst day OF Sovenser, siSe5. this company viii
charge and collect tine uniform prizes Of S. 50 per
thousand Net for. all aas furnisAsd By the com
psrys or consurasd. for pubic or private uss- =
- JOHN J. CEAHDLEK.
octlo-8w. PrsaidemG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
how TO Build Railroads.

We have had good deal of talk in
our columns about the advantages of
different railroads that ought to be butts
ALI Of which we think has proved in.
teresting and valuable to our readers.
In the same connection it may not be
saGrohtable to copy paragraph, show
ing how they build railroads out West,
IN such little towns as Des Moines, the
capital OF Iowa We fnd the paragraph
IN the St. Louis Democrat, and co.
pecially commend ii to the consideration
of thinking business men:
A short time ago several of tie lad
ing gentlemen Of Des Moines, Iowa. an.
tsFpd into an agreement hy whiah. as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-11
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f e a boris
sa essa3
DRESS GOODS .
Departments.

FRENCH MERIEoEs ~ Large
Stock Of Esery Shade egd sals7
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
II OTTOMAN CLOTHS. 60 81.
1TAMIsE CLOTHS. ID
MELANGE PoPLINs. ay ia :
4 PLAID-AH- Wool PSpIfas g z
Z CANTON CLOTHS. .,s l- - I.
Q GRAPE MELANGEa y ss.ss~ "a
ALPACAS--In Black and al eolors,
Aild Full Assorfsent o. IrREFCH
AND BRITISH SAx6NY DRESS
GOODS, al cf pAfeA sOflt be gfevsd 70
he Trade, AsD EET1L At Phi cEs THAT
DEFY C0HPETTTIoS. ,,s...'....., =.