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East Toxas Conference.


ments Of the Preachers made by the
East Texas Conference of the b. j.
Church, South, at its Annual Sess-
ion, held in Paris, Texas, commenc-
ing October II, 1855.
LIST OF APPOINTMENTS.
SAN AUGUSTINE Dis'ct: J. r..
Burke, P. e. Circuit--to be sup
Piled by J. Bond.
Hemphill-J. G. Woolam.
Newton-C. D. Fontaine.
Jasper. p Rogers.
Shelbyvillc-M. Matthews.
Melrose-J. r. Belamy.
Douglass--M. Windsor.
MARSHALL District, II. r. Dennis,
P. r. Station, to be supplied by &.
M. Marvin. Circuit, John S. Mat
this.
EIysian Fields-R A. Wooten.
Carthage-to be supplied by M.
G. McAlister.
Mt. Enterprise-L. G. Grouse.
Burke, sup.
Henderson Station, IF. NJ. Sto-
vall,-Circuit, John Patillo.
Smith-to be supplied by Lively.
JEFFERSON District, -R. Lane, P.
i. Station, r. w. Thompson.
Linden Circuit-A. W. Goodjoin.
Dangerfeld-Ca Calvin J. Cock,
Coheville-H. ID. Palmer.
Gilrncr-J. L. Terry.
Sulphur Springs To be supplied
by J N. Hamil,
Quitman Circuit c. Smith.
PARIS District. w. Piner, P. e.
Station-F. NJ. Paine-Circuit, W.
T. Melugin.
Clarksville-To be supplied by i.
P. Ellis.
McKenzie--J. II. Mclean & sher-
lock,
Mckenzie College,. w, P. Me-
Kenzie.
Paris Female Institute-Jas. Ora
ham.
Honey Grove Circuit. Il. An
gel.
Sulphur Bluff, 7. Lake J.H.
Lowe, sup.
SHERMAN District. NJ. Binkley,
P. ii Station-M II Neely--Cir-
suit-To be supplied BY M Rob
erts.
Gainsville-To be supplied by
Green Boyd.
Bonham To be supplied by J. G.
Walker.
Grocnville-To be supplied by w.
P. Reid.
Black Jack Groye-W. r. Davis.
springville--J B. Rabbi, w,
Cumming, sup.
Ladonia-A G. McDougall.
DALLAS District-W. II. Hughes,
P. 3. Masten, sup. Circuit to be
supplied by W. G. Young.
Kaufman-W. A. Shook.
Rockwnll-J. NJ Marshall.
Mckinney. w. Clark & VIM
Allen.
Denton-Wm. Shaw.
Birdville-To be supplied by
Warrior Pitts.
PALESTINE District. w. Fields,
P. Il. Station-John Adams-Cir-
cult to be supplied by d, P. Cullum,
Rusk-Station T. M. Smith-Cir-
cult to be supplied.
Jacksonville-J. A. Scruggs.
Tvler-W. P. Petty
Athcns-R. II. Nelly.
Canton-W. L. Carlton.
Kiclapoo-to be supplied by J.
II. Nicely.
CRocKETr District-W. Witcher,
P. E. Station II. B. Phillips Cir
cult J. III. Seaton.
Sumpter-to be supplied by L.
Weaver.
Iivineston-R IL Kirby
Libcrty-T. J. Pattillo.
Orangc-E. P. Rogers.
Woodville-V. c. Cannon.
Homor-to be supplied by J. E.
Wright.
SUPERASxUArED.
NJ. c. Simpson J. B. Tullis
". K. Wilson A r Dixon
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thcy pass over ms anchoreu snip,
say peace,-Ne,c York Paper.
Agood deal Depreciation is afoat,
says the Houston telegraph, regard
ing tho "speek Of war; now suppos-
ed to be observable in the Western
horizon. Orders have been received
to stop the sale Of all Government
property, and the mastering out Of
troops. These orders emanate from
the War department. They have
been noticed and excited comments
everywhere. 1t is understood that
they are connected with some com
plications with England. What
these complications are, we do not
fully know. Our idea is that the
change ofMinistry, consequent upon
the death OF Palmerston, is the cause
of this. What aspect the new Min
istry win manifest towards us no.
body can tell. Meanwhile, we pre-
sumo, the public safety demands a
suspension oftheapproach to peace
establishment, until it is certainly
known that peace is to continue
Besides this, the opportunity favors
for the drawing more tightly the
lines of our intercourse with Great
Britain, and to aid in this, it must
be made manifest that q peace estab-
lishment is no part Of the necessities
Of the Republic.
Since writing the above, we have
seen the New York correspondence
of the Picayune. The writer, under
date of the 28th ult., says:
@Thc virtual refusal of Earl Rus
sell to refer the Alabama claims to y
commission, or, in fact, to have any
thing to do with their payment to
the United States, is not relished ex-
ceedingly well at Washington, and
there are serious fears now that un-
pleasant differences may be the re-
suit Of an attempt on the part ofthe
Government to enforce these claims.
Such, am told, is the determination
Of the President. Ifsuch should be
the case, England, of course, would
either have to withdraw from the
position assumed by her Secretary,
or run the guantlet of = war 70
avoid the alternative however exc
ry effort would no doubt, be made
by both parties, and the general
feeling is that the patter WILDE de
citled without an appeal TO arms.
sSThe tone Of Mr. Sc ards organ
here upon this question is fully Us
imperious as that Of Earl Russell,
and it does not hesitate TO say that
If RusselFs decision actually ex-
presses the fixed and final determi
nation of the British Government,
it is impossible that friendly rela-
tons can continue between the two
governments This WIS decidedly
sensational to Wall street; and, as
if to add to the belligerancy Of our
position, TIC announcement was eel
egraphed from Washington that the
entire naval force of the country not
in actual employ, was ordered be
got ready for sea Immediately. This
report, however, has since been de-
MED. +"
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for interment under charge Of the
surviving wife and friends on Fri,
day morning.
Commodore Moore would haro
died n wealthy man and lived to q
good old ago had he been more care
fal Of HE own interests, more deaf
to the claims and calls of Others,
and less devoted to new inventions,
His strength was exhausted IN his
inccssant labors upon th Z engine
yhich may "yotastonish the world "
His death will be mollrned by many
friends from the Hudson to the Rio
Grande. He was q stranger 90 fear,
and modest and unpretendmg rs
all brave men are. lie was astead.
fast friend, . generous advers airy
and atfeetionate husband and good
man, His last hours was that Of
him
Who wraps the dfepery OF IFS couch aiou, him,
Aud iea down ~ pleasant dreams.
Peace, peace be with thee, broth
err and the winds and tho waves, AS
they pass over his anchored ship,
say peace,-Ne,c York Paper.
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The Richmond Commercial Bull
letin was recently suppressed and
its editor, Mr.. Dimitry, imprisoned
by order of Gen. Terry, because It
had commented with some freedom
on the vulgar manners Of the visi-
tors to the White House. The pro-
prietors of the paper appealed to
President johnson for revision of
this order. which was accordingly
annulled and an order issued setting
DR.. Dimitry az liberty or directing
tho proprietors to resume their
journal. This small incident sutfi-
GENTLY indicates the spirit and pur.
pose Of President Johnson.
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It is almost certain that Col. Bull
ger, an original Union man. but az
forwards a Confederate soldier. viii
be elected Governor Of Alabama
He is opposed BY Mr.. Patton and
VIM. r. Smith. Esq
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?. S. The next session OF The Com
ference to b. held at Marshall.
Delegates elect 10 the ensuing
General Confercnce--W, H. Hughes.
Levi r. Dennis, j, NJ. Binkley, J..
w. p. Mckenzie, J. b. Tullis.
REsERyEs--J. 4. p. Irvine, j. w.
Fields.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-BEFoRE
JUDGES DAVIS AND McDoSALD.-Jury Trial,
Aultman vs.. Stiltx-suit by Aultman 4 Co..
Of this city, for the recovery ofmoney supposed
20 BE- in the hands Of the defendant. received
from the sale Of agricultural implements for
warded by the plaintiffs TO him as their agent.
still pending.
Ketchum and Mcdonald for plaintiffs Hen
bricks and Porter for defendant.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-BEFoRE
JUDGE Acknowledgement DocKEr.-No.
92s. John McDevitt, for violation Of the re-
venue law, was fined $50 and costs.
No. 9Is. Mcpherson, charged with the same
ofense, was discharged by paying costs.
CIRCUIT CoURT-CRpdrSN Al DocKrT-BE-
PORE JUDGE CoBURS.-State vs.. VIM. Mat
thcws-Charge, burglary. The accused plead
guilty and wac sentenced 70 four years 70 the
State Prison.
state vs. Edward Cullins, charged with grand
larceny. Verde; not yet returned.
Leathers fer the state; Finch for defend ant
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amusemcuts.

MErRoroIITAN THEATER.-"she stoops 10
Conquer" and "A Comical Countess" were
produced last night in the usual good style Of
the popular establishment and 10 an excellent
house. Tonight, Loves Telegraph and A
Comical Countess
Masonic HALL--The Public, should bear in
mind Heller's entertainment commencing on
2lst inst. Heller has no equal in his line and
IL should be remembered that he ofiers extra
inducements % the people Of indianapolis for
their patronage during his stay.
sIArE MCsEuM.-The Museum Is reaping
the usual reward Of those. who industriously
strive 10 please. The Large Halls with their
extensive collection Of ctrfositics are filed day
and night with those who love 10 dwell upon
the euriousities Of nature and art
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~ The third meeting q the Board Of Di-
rceiors q the Indiana soldiers and seamcn's
Home, took place in the state iIonse Yesterday
In The supreme Court Rooms. 4 memorial
was prepared, which viii be presented 10 the
SECRETARY q War. praying a grant from the
Government 10 the association Of the jefferson
vile Hospital. The memorial will be pre-
sented about the time that Congress cnnxenes.
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Mayors Court.

From the Mayors Court Of yesterday We ob-
tain the following:
INToxICATIoN.
David oConnell. Thomas Conterell. Henry
summerfeid. for the above offense, were fined
the usual sum, and in default Of the payment
Of which they went 10 Jail for fifteen days.
Frederick Ford. for the same oflense. paid
90 40.
BREAKING GLASS OF Gas COMPANY.
Daniel Stevenson, for throwing small rock
through gas lamp. was fined = 40. which he
paid.
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FANE-The telegraph informs us that " the
schooner John +. Miller fled bonds as the Col
Iector OF the port Of san Francisco. This
appointment Is endorsed by the principal
newspapers Of the State, and objected TO by
none" The friend Of General Miller in this
state will doubtless be considerably surprised
at his metamorphosis since going TO the golden
shores Of the Pacific. He went there short
time ago as Collector Of the port Of San Fran
cisco, and now. by some strange metonymy not
laid down In the books. he appears as a
.schooner."
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What Gcorge Iehodiu. don't have I

eat and drink at his famous Circle Restaurant
are not worth having. Members Of the Legis-
lature, and other, are invited to test the merits
of this establishment. Its reputation has
been acquired by trial Of years. The propie-
tor takes pride in stating his belief that the
"Circle" has the best furnished table and the
most inviting apartment in the city. He in
vites an investigation.
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We nrc informed that the sinni

We are Informed that the sinnissippi
Insurance Company, Of this city, has issued
about 5000 Policies and Insured Property
amounting TO $1,000, 600 in this State alone, and
has an accumulated capital of near Six Humid
red Thousand 100000 dollars. IL pays losses
promptly, and we advise those having prop
erty TO insure TO insure in the Sinissippi ii-Gt
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we ever smoked, and probably the finest ever
brought TO this city, are now to be found at
senour's Drug Store, No. 5, Bates House
Block. They are indeed exquisite. lie has
only few of them ON hand. BE sure and try
them.
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THE NEW GIFT Book sToRE.-There can be
more well selected stock than that of J. \.
Ryan 4 DO, No. GO North Illinois street. The
stock is complete and embraces every standard
work In the book world.
The historical, biographical and theological
departments are alike extensive and well Sc
lected. All the standard poets are 10 be found
on his shelves. There, too, are to be found all
the sterling works Of fiction by such authors rs
Dickens, Thackeray, Wilkie Collins, Anthony
Trollope, DR.. Holmes. J. X. Marvel, DIR. Hol-
land, etc. Albums in endless variety. His
stock to be appreciated must be seen. a gift
Is given with each book, and is always worth
what IL Is represented.
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PERsoSAI--Among the arrivals yesterday
were the following:
sherman House-General George :. Dodge,
Of Washington, ID. c.; u. Ricketts,, President
Of Jacksonville Railroad, and Hon. Alonzo
Blair, Of shclbyville.
Palmer House-Hon. W. :. Holman, Of Dear
born; Hon. John :. Reid, Of Connersville;
Hon. Thomas y. stllweli, member Of Congress
from the Eleventh District.
Hon. VIII Cumback. Of Greensburg, and
Hon. II. ID. Logan, Of Rushyille, were also In
the city yesterday.
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81. 81. 81. u. 81. II.
For Sale, 10 Pay Advances.-Atthe

V1 'SsssNs ~ uy HUNsfuCtts-ltI IlIt
Loan Office, No. 81, South Illinois street, a
large lot of New and Second-handed Clothing,
such as fine Dress Goats, 0vercoats. Pants.
Vests, shawls also, fine lot Of silk Dresses
for Ladies, Half Price also, Ladies' Gold
Watches and Chains, Rings, Pins, Diamonds,
and variety of articles of every description
All will be sold to nay advances. Call in and
examine. ii. NJ. Bush.
No. 81, on the corner of south Illinois and
Maryland streets. 1880
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on Nes York street, two CD doors above No
BILE. Call at the Office of DIR. Henry f. Barnes,
MeOuat's Block, Kentucky avenue. room No.
6, second floor. l6-2
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Families i'm the North and Eas,

parts Of the city are gratuitously informed of
five facts:
l. The Capital Drug store, on the corner of
Massachusetts, avenue and Vermont streets. is
very near you.
, Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house. sells
reliable goods at reasonable prices.
3. At this house you can have Prescriptions
prepared accurately at all hours Of the day or
night.
4. His goods are fresh, and selected with
great care.
.. His sgn-the Golden Mortar" is plain to
be seen. nl6-3m
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FrEE.-Yesterday afternoon, at about l-2
o'clock, in a house situated in an alley leading
from New Jersey street east, and midway be-
tween Ohio and Market streets. The building
was the property Of Mr.. Thayer, the grocery
merchant. and was occupied by Mr.. Charles
Warner, a printer. and well-known in this
city. No great damage was done to the
structure by the fire, although the house was
pretty well soaked with the aqueous fluid.
The roof and sides are considerably battered
and perforated; a slight outlay will restore the
status quo Of the building. The crowd that
assembled was considerably larger than the
fire.
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The Best Sewing Machine in the
market is the Parker. 1t embraces the greatest
variety Of work, and in point Of simplicity and
durability, surpasses all other machines. Call
and judge for yourself at
RICHARDSON q AUsTIN's.
, 20 81.
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Iredell a. Co, No. 81 North Illinois
street, have the finest and best assortment of
Boots and Shoes in the city. 1876
I'm Luclx...-Over one hundred valuable
presents distributed among the patrons of the
Book publishers Presentation Depot, such as
Cake Baskets, massive Ice Pitchers. Casters.
etc. Remember you pay no more for a book
than at other places. besides you get hand
some present with any book sold. Go at once
and get a catalogue and see the store. GO North
Illinois street, Millers Block.
1872 j. 4. RYAN A co
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RoBBERY.-Y esterday, some time between
the hours Of A. n. and p. NJ, the vault Of
the City Offices, in the City Buildings. Glenn's
Block, and in which are deposited the city
funds, orders, books, etc., was broken open, II
Is supposed, while the city flinctionaries were
ut dinner, and robbed Of tin chest, contain
ing city orders to the amount Of 800 or $500,
and other valuable papers belonging t. private
individuals. Strange to say, the thief neglected
the opportunity TO steal the money chest OF the
City Clerk anG Treasurer, containing, perhaps.
$4,000 in city orders, currency, etc, and
which was sitting beside the chest stolen, and
in the same tier Of pigeon-holes. No clue can
be obtained a. 10 the identity Of the thief.
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60 and See the New Book Store; select
for yourself book, ana you will receive a
handsome present. Valuable presents accom-
pany each book sold. 15-3
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Tennessee is the great driving Avenue Of
the city. The Blake Orchards are on this
street.
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The 1sint<e Orchard Lots are one
square from the Street Railroad. Attend the
sale to-day and get a bargain.
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SI-E- May 4 Co, at the Loan Office, No. 81
South Illinois street. viii loan money on any
article Of value, or buy the same. Always on
hand, unredsemsd pledges for sale.
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- The Headquarters in Indiana for Fancy
and staple Dry Goods is the New York store.
W. 4 ii. Glenn prOprietOrs, Glenn's Block.
indianapolis, Indiana.
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Oranges barrels Of choice sweet
Oranges, just received and for sale cheap. per
dozen or barrel, nj o. Il. STOUT 4 BROS.
lh-9E
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ish' Caters, lined with Flannel. at Iredell 4
Co.'S, No. - North Illinois street. I4-5
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nredeil n Co.. 81 North Illinois street,
keep irst-class Boot and Shoe Store. and they
have the best and cheapest lot Of goods in the
city 1aG
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IT Won Want Ladies' Furs. on IN,

best terms. and want the largest stock in the
West to select from, call at Baker & McIver's.
1853
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Ladies' and Misses Gloves. kid polish.
lined with flannel, at IREDELL & Co.'S,
1875 No. "a North Illinois street
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EAl ESTATE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
DIN Thursday, November. 18th.

1.-TWO FARxs--one leo. the ether 500 acres-both
j well improved. the 100 tract has two houses
stable. blacksmith shop, etc; the 500
large two story frame hOase large frame barn. sablng
corn-erbs good orchard This property situated
IS miles q Lafayette niles n0rh west Of OK
fort, county seat Of Benton county.
IEKNs oF sALK-One-ei<hth cab. balance IN seven
equal annual psymsrts with per interest Title
passed.
Also. the same DAY, al the personal property be
longing 20 sad farms ~ be sod CONSISTING 30 hors<s
and colts 20 50 head Of cattle 10 hogs. wheat rye
corn, cats etc. three road ~sgons, spring wagon
hsrness, ploss. harr0~s. Balls reaper and
mover, household and kitchen furniture. credit On
all SUMS over bio.
novls-dlt J. BRADES.
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The Blake Orchard LOT. ar. sold a
Ladies, and Wi--e., eelebrated up

, o'clock this afternoon. See plats at Ma
tional Land Agency.
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SDIcudid Residence Lots nj Auc

tiOn.-A. l.. Hunt. Auctioneer, will sell the
fine large lots in the Blake orchard. on To-
day. Thursday, at p. VI. Sale will take
place on the premises. These are the best
building lots for sale in the city. The lots are
10 by 80 feet front, and 1875 deep, to a 30 foot
alley. The street and pavement grading fin
ished. See plats and terms at National Land
Agency, No. 70 West Washington street. oppo-
site Theater. 1872
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For the Choicest Delicacics Of the
season call on Rhodius, Of the Circle Restau-
rant. shell oysters, Fat and Plump. served
n all STYLES. I3-lm
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India nn p oils and Cincinnati Rail.
Thrse Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
OFssckzs H c Lord. President and Sophisticated.
J. v Rieh.rtsoo, Assistant Superintendent; y b Lord
Genesal Ticket gent: Thomas G. spooner, General
Freight Agent. e. ncinnaf'; ". II l. Noble, General
Agsnt Indianapolis
Columbus and indianapolis. Cen.
trial Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
oryictss--R- r. Smith. President. c,innhu., O.; J.
~ Lant Superintendent, c. A. Smith. General Freight
Agent; J. W. Skies General Ticket Agent Inianspos
Term BHausc and India mn polls
Railroad.
-Four Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
ossIcEHsE J. Peck, President: r. v. Kicker. Super
iatendeni. g. T. scoit. General Agent Ind anapolls-
.De0er~onv lille Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
orncsRs-D Ricketts,. President; Horace Scott, sa-
psrniendent; James Ferrier, General Ikket Agent;
Thomas Carse, General Freight Agent. Jenersonville
Thomas Cafse, General Agent, Indianapolis.
Lafayette and indianapolis Rail-
road.
Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
'oFrcEkswilliam Y. Reynolds, President ard saper-
niendent. Lsfsyette Henry Parm'ee. General Agent,
indianapolis.
BellefOmtaine Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
0rFIcnRs-Siilmsn Witt President; r. N. Brown, Gen.
eral Superintendent: LucieH Hills, General Freight
Agent. Cleveland, o. 7. ID. Barton, General Passenger
Agent, indianapolis.
indianapolis, Peru and Chicago
Railroad.
Three Passenger Trains leave Indianapolis daily.
0Fu-rRs--Davd Macy, President and Superintendent;
General Ticket Agent; l.. N. Andrews, General Freight
Agent, Indianapolis.
Louisville. New Albany ana Chi.
cagO Railroad.
Direct Route from Louisville 10 Chicago.
OrFIcBss-B. +. Mastsn, General Superintendent, New
Albany, Ind.
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Lafayette and indianapolis Rail-
road.

Three Passenger Trains leave indianapolis daily.
'oFrcEks-willam Y. Reynolds. President ard saper-
iniendent Lafayette; Henry Parm'ee. General Agent
indianapolis.
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

See Notice Of Fine Property for sale low,
by National Land Agency, Opposite Theatre.
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II Won Would See the most varied Sc
leetions Of Fur Trimmed Hoods in the West,
look in at Baker 4 MeIver's window. 1853
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BLY,, all my old friends and the public in gen.
eral, or ANY other man." are respectfully
invited 10 patronize the old establishment and
well-known united States Dye-house and
Cleaning Establishment No. 60 South Illinois
street. Joseph Harris, Proprietor. Goats, Vests.
and Pants thoroughly cleaned. repaired and
made 10 look a. good a. new.
lie; those now renOvate who never did before.
And those who always renovated the more
square dealing, reasonable charges and prompt
attention TO business are our old friend Harris
notices. left