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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-20

John NJ. Wilson became convinced that the
democratic party of the north was siding with
tlat Of the south in the great rebellion he left
snem"
lnasmuch he has always claimed to be
democrat, even up to and including the pres
ent season, the question is when did he be-
come convinced of the fact (which is no fact
al all 10 which the Union alludes He prob
ably claims that lie democratic party has left
nm tie hasn't changed 10 no his par
ty has gone of and left him all alone That
Ii always the way with democrat who
wants office very much, and fails to get it in
his owH party, and goes over to the enemy,
tor ohoe,-he says his party has gone off and
left him.
Inc truth Ia that John Wilson proved re-
re2ut to the democracy when he helped the
republicans repudiate their agreement with
the democrats in 1861 He was sent as a
democratic delegate from Coal Valley, to rep
resent the democrats. and to attend to their
interests IN the union county convention, un-
Der the published agreement between the two
parties. Henry |. Jordan was also the dele.
gate for the other side. Wilson proved re-
creans to the trust reposed in him by the
democrats Of Coal Valley, and used his posi-
N1.', d Ia!egate, TO get Comet renominased
AM surow all the Offices, but one, into the
hands of the republicans. He has never been
democrat one day since. But as his organ
now admits that he has left the democratic
party, it is a matter of no consequence tUhen
he lett-prOoided he has gone. The demo-
Gratis say: good riddance;" and they wish
the repu blicans much joy of the load they
have taken on their shoulders.
PRIVATE Glass II DANCING under
signed, IN response to the solicitation of nu-
merous friends in this city, has decided to
open class In dancing, at Island City Hail.
commencing September 9th, 1865. Glass
Tor ladies, masters and misses, will COM
mence Wednesday, Sept. 9th, at half past
two 7. NJ. Class tor gents, the same evening
at halt past seven. The class will meet
twice a week-W ednesdaY and Friday. The
late dances will be introduced and all dances
syst ematically taught. The term will con-
s'st OF twenty lessons. Tuision-ten dollars
One half to be paid at commencement -
y Spectators will not be admitted except by
special invitation. A. MILO WHITE.
Rock Island, Sept. the 11th, 1865.
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Chm IRI. - iIiRkbT!
CHRISTIAN L DiETZ, Prsp'IS,
ILLINOIS STREET,

Two doors cast OF Dcvoe 81 Champions Bookstore
ROCa ISLAND. ILLE SOi~.
MOULD announce 10 tie citizens Of Rock
w Island, ILL.,, that they have opened their
new market IA the above place. where tAey intend
keeping one OF the nea est and must complete es-
adjustments 10 De found IN the western country,
and whore can be found At all times, every des-
cript0n OF
Fresh a Sailed Meats, / Vegetables.
Of the best aud finest quality and at the most
reasonable prices.
They respectfully ask the public to give the
Centre Market a call, aud trust that bv strict
attention TO business and the prices and quality
of their meats merit a share OF pubic patronage
CHRISTIAN 4 DIETZ.
Rock Island, July Z, 1865. dit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

THE GBRMAN NATIONALITY NOMINATION..
Pursuant to call previously published meeting az
German citizens held at the Gcr'nsnis Assembly
Rooms last night for the purpose Of ratfyng the nom
nation of John Hecker for Mayor, who had been MONT
mated by the Germans at previous meeting, and who
Il is believed will receive the support Of the Germans Of
all parties a. we'll as Of the Citizens Association Tho
meeting was addressed at length by Mr. Theodore Cau-
bensklee who reviewed the character OK those candi
dates whose names have been mentioned In connection
with the mayoraty. BY Mr. O. a. Ben'et resolutions In
support of Mr. Hecker's nomination wsre submitted,
which we're adopted Tho Germans aleo endorse the
nomination by the Citizens Association Of Mr.. Richard
O'Gormau for Corporation Attorney, Addresses were
delivered by Mr. Bcnel and Dr. Koch Al the instance
OF the latter some arrangements were made for q
thorough canvass throughout the city, and committee
OF member from each wlrd represented was sp
pv.utcd Tor this purpose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest NewspnPe mud best Lstera-
ry Family .;S"rnnI la the Country.

The Cheapest Newspn per mud Hest Lstera-
ry Family JS"rnnI la the Country.
The wsEktr HEEsip ior the present week, ready,
contains
The result, OF the Elections ia New York, New
jersey, Massachusetts,, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois
and Maryland Account Of the 70. the Exe
Of Captain wirz Washington with his Life and
History given by himself Full account of the damage
done by the recent heavy Gale at aud land; Fun
report Of the recent Eyplosion in Greenwich street with
. description Of the auid by which il occssioned
called NtroGycerine or the new Blasting oil Inter-
csiing intelligence from Mississippi. South Carolina and
the other Southern States Account of errbl. Domestic
Tragedy a, Hartford Conn. Late and important News
from Europe and sll part- OF the World; Editorials
leading events the Current News OF the day Poetry
oil Fenan written Cor the wxrxlY HgRALp
"Hard TO Follow Two excellent stories-''Thc Black
Man, a London Legend" and "rhc Last Interview, -
NJ ca and Theatrical review for the Interesting
Literary Artistic and Scientific reading Religious Intel
gence the latest Sporting News Seasonable reading for
Farmers and Gardeners; Varieties, Facctie, Valuable
reviews OF the Money, Commercial, Dry Goods, Boot aud
shoe. Horye aud Cattle Markets, and reports OF al inter
esting events OF the week
IBRxs--Singe subscription, 81 Three copies, f5;
Five copies IS, Ten copies, SIS Single copies, Five
cents each 4 limited number % advertisements In
serted in The wsyxLY HKFAfn
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NEW YORK HERALD .sArURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1856,

pears tne mayhem government has chartered the Eng
iish steamer Jamaica Packet TO troops, C.. and
that this weasel SINCE when flying the British flag, was
chased short time since and fred upon by the rebel
steamer voldrogue. The captain Of the Bull Dog and
the English Vice Consul at the Cape waed upon the
rebel authorities to seek explana.ion but receiving
satisfaction rather being insulted by Salnaves
party, the order given TO lombard the place Some
say the English Consul was imprisoned, but there are
many different versions Of the story The town, accord
ing to reports Destroyed others have il that
the forts only were damaged. Tho voldrogue fired
into and sunken and several small boats shared her
fate After the bombardment the Bull Dog accidentally
got the rocks and prevent sanave from capturing
her, the captain blew her up, al hands being in the
boats We shall probably receive fuller accounts Of the
affair within a few days
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We have heeu called upun by several parties who tell
~ TINT our ~. the depot "Wednesday
night Is quite incorrect smcpg others the young man
Who nnoccniiy or griiy the Of the disturb.
sncc has called on with bis account OF The affair
All accounts are strongly prc,pdccd in favor of the
spcctvelv alleged injured party
Persons connected directly aud indirectly with the
road assert conductor entirey ~ the right
while friends The injured assert inst pos'tiv
that he was perfectly. innocent of doing FROM
she evidence Of who clam 10 have been vii.
nes-e. 70 the whole transaction. the conductor and
brakeman would TO have been guilty Of afro.
cious and most nnprovoked assault
tircly innocent ana unonending man. n an, we
sincerely hope they may be brought 10 Justice pro-
pcrly dealt with Mr. Dorcmus, tho conductor, this
morning delivered himself up and was held TO bail
charge OF asrocious assault and battery.
The morning papers give somewhat exaggerated &C
counts OF the ARRAY describing the carrying ed by the
rioters Of ten or twelve Of their wounded, nc.
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California Neutrality tn Mexican At
fafrs-A Specimen OF British Neutrality
ON the Pnciic-Thc United states Au-
thorities COnniving NJ the Furnishi ns
OF Arms to Maximilian-They Refuse
to Allow Any to Pass the Frontier to
the Liberal Party, Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11
Our Special Washington Despatch.


The Navy Department has advices from Cape Hayden
to the 10th OF October daily interchange Of fire Is
kept up between the defenders Of the city and the army
of Gerard but 1t is perceived that any results have
been achieved The blockade of the port has been
raised having been effected by the capture by the revo
utonss on the Sd Of October Of the bockading force
The revolutionary party has maintained its position for
five mouths, and yet we have not heard that Great
Britain has recognized them as bellgerents Would Il
not be advisable for the Secretary Of State to inquire
whether this omission nadvertence, whether the
hot haste with which the English government gave bel
gerent rights the Southern rebels exceptional
case, Tor special reasons, and not to be repeated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

FASHION COURSE, l.. I.-rROrTfNG.
FMpAY, Nov l0-Maich $500, mile heats, best three IN
five, in harness.
lsaac Woodruff named b. e. Young Dutch,
years old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Hiram Howe named br g. Infant, wears old
Time, 2:45h--2I3i s-2I3l4.
Tue bay colt was the avortc previous TO the start at
one hundred TO twenty He took the lead in every heat
was never headed and won the very cevcrly. He
was sold during the ,rot for 81 500 The Infant is very
fast colt for his age and when he has age and be-
comes natured he will be hard to beat He trocd the
second heat without skip or break In less than 40
The i've mile dash between the stations Young Wofu
and Abdalah Chief did not or on account OF be.
reavement in the family Of the owner Of wof and the
race was consequently indefinitely postponed.
The match between ch. m. Up and Tp and D. A. Raid
also announced &C. take place. did come or a. the
owner ~ the latter became impressed with the idea tina,
Up snd up had more speed than he bsrganed Cor, and
ne accordingly paid forfeit.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Atlantic viii leave this port to-
dav for AspinwaL
The mails for Central America and the south Pacific
will close at halfpas' ten oclock this morning
Single copies IN wrappers ready for mailing sS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

ST LOUIS NOV 10, Fsbb.
despatch TO the Democrat, from Lawrence, kansss.
says the Indians becoming troublesome again on the
plains On Monday last they attacked the whites at
Pole creek and captured the mail ambulance, mules,
and some government horses .eneral Heath Is re.
ported 10 have recently had a battle with them and
killed twenty nine red SKINS The date and locality
the connic arc not piyen
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n,nor. Of tho schooner silver Cloud.

The capa Of the schooner Silver Cloud, at Baltimore
yron, Corn island reports October -, in latitude "a
20 mines longitude SO degrees SO minutes, had
heavy gales from the northeast; 18th, full rugged
brig with loss OF sails steering for Havana; day,
a schooner painted black, with white streak and
green INSIDE water logged and abandoned, with
and sails hanging alongside and loss OF house deck
stern 27th of Jupiter Inlet bark, With loss
the Gulf stream large quantities of drift material OF
vessels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

fh' nnrk Arecau from New York, arrived u, Fort JET
fcrsnn, Florida the 10Th uItimp Captain Lindsey
states That IL, "n Gun Key during the hurricane OF
the .,.d in I'D uoo which he lost nearly entire
sr of -ais and suffered severely ia rigging but the
vessel remained tight throughout the gale After DIS
charging tarso wou III proceed to Al,alach cola.
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r He G A L E S.
Di.a.ter 20 the ship Theobala.

Captain Rich, OF the steamship Cleopatra, which ar
rived a, Boson the 9th instant from New Orleans
reports that the ith instant, when on Sand Key Light
he spoke the ship Theobad, OF Richmond from Phila
depha Cor New Orleans, steering for Key West, about
ten miles dis,n having lost mizzcnmast and fore and
main 1pnasts in hurricane. Captain Rich also saw q
large schooner ashore on I4ue Key and several small
schrnncr hcr also counted eleven sail oil vessels
ashore On and around Gun and Cat Keys The Cleopatra
has had heavy uorhcry winds since leaving Cape Hat
trrJs.
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The 81. john OiHn ster-A Correction
LuiluI uEYALn

Ia your report OF my testimony before the Coroner
yesterday in relation to the explosion Of the 81, Johns
boiler there SOME errors which desire
made to that the braces in the & John boilers
fourteen ilte~n inches apart What | did .ay
was, that 1t is customary with Arm in boilers Of this
class 10 brace them at that point fourteen or fifteen
inches apart Mr.. w. Hopper United states Boiler In
spector says in his testimony that he fractured part
well braccd in any boiler no saw; also
that he had examined all the boilers built by for the
past two years. and had any of them brsced
differently" u Is only necessary, To refute this part of
his testimony refer TO the boilers built by for the
steamer Dean Richmond OF the same iincl
r. y. SECOg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

HAS been described knot htcd with tue tongue whicl
M. teeth cannot unloo.e But the teeth them selves
beautiful by the aid SOzoDoNT are powerful agents
producing the fascination which leads 10 marriage Th
charm which this delicious preparation lends 70 th
breath too hsss decidedly hymenea tendency White teet
and a pure breath what heart can resist themf
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Cholera, Cholera, Cholera.

Those who use hoOFI.ANDs GEKMtN BlTIhks,
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING TONIC
need have Of the cholera II acts powerfully 90
IN. liver and stomach free from alcoholic stmnlani OF
ALI kinds pure medicine and will keep tho digestive
organs n sound and healthy condition. and that this all
that proved by the experience OF 1852 dur
which cholera this hers Was IN almost univer-
sal use, and thousands Of lives saved
ANY who NAV be suffering a the present time from
disease debility the digestive however slight
should themselves and be thus armed Al All
points against h. dread disease Principal depot 0 Arch
street Philadelphia For sale w lggists everywhere
H. r. HELMBOLbs
Wholesale and retail depot, 80 broadway, New York
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CRANE SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Every Plane constructed with their Patent Agrane Ar
ranremrnf and warranted for hye years
III aud ~ East Fourteenth street No~ forA
illustrated ataogues sent by mail on appiicsuoh
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CITY Intelligence.

fhAags wosss-Tie following donations and sub
scrp,oas have been iccced for the pnrp % e.tab
fishing house oil reception 10 promote The reformation
OF fallen women
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THE ELE ITO NJ S.
North Carolina.

Nzt71UH, N ., NVV to ToU5
Nine couties heard from officially give Holden Coy
ernor1 3. s7s and Worth $3.50 worth's friends claim
his elco though Hodens do not give up, contend
ing his NAL Gritty in the west will the majority
40 far
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The following comprises list of the cargp 81 the
steamship Atlanta, which cleared from New Orleans for
New York the 9th ult aud lost her passage to
New York;
six hundred and thirty one bales cotton, shipped BY A.
Bruhn-c,nsigned to orde-.
Three hund cd aud iorty-sx bales cotton shipped b,
Mummy Luling Co.-consigned t. order
Thirty 1--we bales cotton, shipped by Given, Watts a
Co-consigned - Watts, Crane 90
One hundred and fourteen bales cotton, shipped by
Carstendyk 4 Co.-consigned to order
Fortyhree bales cotton, shipped by cosburn 4 CO.
consigned 10 order
Nine bales cotton, shipped by NJ y Bonis-consigned
10 order
Three hundred boxes candles shipped by Schneider ~
Z,berbier-consigned 10 Frosk Zuberber.
One merchandise, shipped by j. Ryback-con.
signed to order
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Exerx Mofher Who Regards

The life and health Of her child should possess MRS WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II IL an old and well tried
remedy " relieves the child from path, soens tbs gums.
reduces nmation. wind collie, regulates the sto
mach and bowels and by giving and health to the child
comforts mother pfc.s ~ Dcy street, New York. ana
AS lI,gh Holborn London, England.
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Attention 90 Ec0nOmt Ia al Confederation
buy Meas Furnshng Goods at SO Broad
" No. 5 Park
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The British Consulate at Cape Haytien
Broken Into by the Rebels.
LOYAL HAYTIENs SEIZED AND SHUT.
The British War Vessel Bull Dog Fires
Upon Rebel Fort.
The Bull Dog Blown I'm by Her
Commander.
kss &c. re-

mo brig Henry and Louise, Captain Potter from Port
gu Prince, arrived at this port yesterday
News had reached Port an Prince that the British
sioop-of-war Bull Dog IL guns, blown up by
her commander on the 25th ut at Cape Hayten
1t appears the British Consul had some Haytiens
under bis protection, and sanave, the rebel, made
. demand for them, which tho Consul refused, and
he broke in the doors and took the Haytiens out and
shot them. The Bull Dog lying in port and her
commander, asking for satisfaction and receiving
swer commenced to fire Fort peckelet which the fort
returned, and by some mis,nanagcment Of the com
mander he got his ship reef, and after getting his
into the boats he fire the ship and she blew
II reported that the commander got board Of
President Genrards boats and left Tor Jamaica.
The affairs Of the country a very unsettled state
Business dull Coffee coming in slowly and
commanded high prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

RxVtI-UU,
The State election in Nevada for local officers, mem
bers Of the legislature and Congressman took place
the 7th inst D. K Ashley republican, for Congress- has
about 900 majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

Ladies' Paper Collars and Cums-Wh hole
RETAIL iadys Collar free 10 the TRADE.
with list Of prices and drawing. of different styles
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Maryland

BAITINOKK NOV. TO, fouo.
Latest reuuA from the Twelfth Judicial district ndi-
the election of Spence Union candidate provided
certain Illegal IS taken in disregard or the Registry
law shall be brown out. Union claim that the Law
openly disregard ed in districts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-11

skinaer's Puimonsles-Curc Coughs
Colds Throat Hoarseness Public speakers and singer
use them clear The voice. Sold by all druggists
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Fire at Philaaelphls .

NOVe
There was destructive ere last evening at nine
o'clock At Bsncrors Mills between Media and Chester
One OF the largest factories with its contents was de-
stroyed Logs $50 o.
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Campbell, Apothccary and Chemist,
Of Eighth and Twenty eighth street Atten
ton paid 70 prescriptions. Pure medicines
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a Elmo AssOrtmen mt OF carfs, Scarf Pins
and sleeve Buttons At No Park or I'D Broadway
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Adams Express Company

All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
'"s'' '"''''' j. r. CLAYTON 10 wall street
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Attention, Economtsts.-TOS Save Money
bus Men Furnishing Goods OF the importers SMITH
FOWLER. No. 5 Park row. SMITH BLAKE I9 Broad
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AZ No. 3 Park Row, 35O Broadway,
obtained the celebrated Sea Island Shirts, at % "
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4 Good Ovorcoat, 9aS-Bettor. from go
10 SIS The very beat SIS 10 Ss5. Custom work usua
CLARKE. liz aud ia William street
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At Either store You Will Find Undnr-
clothing Winter Gloves Hosiery and Neckties at wonder
fully low
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MIGHT BLOOMING CERKUs" u :.
national institution. To use v IA ~
much . matter q custom Az 70 vota
Aud because it has supplanted. b., the
force of inherent excellence, all other
perfumes tho American people sre
proud Of is.--WAtcrbGry American
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A,-Boys' end Chiharen's
GARrBALDf, CurAwAy AND 1oUAvB SUITS,
" Nv HfOKxW n Lafsycsss place
and Fonrth avenne opposite Cooper Union
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A Clear, Smooth, White skin.-Hun ts
COURT TOILET rowDER doss iniurs The ssmpl.slcn
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Personal Intelligence.
Major General franklin and wife MAJOR General ~ v.
Sckcs aud Brigadcr General ". Dwight, Of Boston,
nj the Br.N House
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HiITs Hair Dye, DO cents; Black or
brown Reliable Depot 81 John street Sold by druggists
xNaAFN
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C0rns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints ana
all OF the feet cured by DE- ZACHARiE 7D Brosi
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scarf Pins for GentIemen.-Two.T Three,
i've eight seventy dollars each fof ale ~ GEO "
ALLEN AIS Broadway, one door below Canal STREET
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Chieksring u Sons -
Established In 1873.
FIuv Ave medals In gold silver and bronze, have been
awarded Tor he-. Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS ALL
COMPETITION wsreroons o5i broadway. New York.
Every Piano fully warranted.
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The Improved asicat' Elliptic sewing
Machines ISL Broadway Agents wanted A. II. sUPLEE
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All Prizes Cashcd in Legal Lotteries.-
'"'u'''s '"' T. CLUrE, Broker, i7s Broadway.
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of I'D ague prevailed extensively this
season still multiplying everywhere. The orii
nary remedies powrcss insure against the possibility
stack bv taking BIOKRENE twice day. IL IL
infabe preventive being the most genial,
beahfu and reliable OF all getable tonics u bottle
Sold b druggists. Depot % DEFY street. N. Y.
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Batchcior's Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world harmless reliable aud The Only per-
feet Dye Also Regencra,ing Extract OF Mlcnurs Pre-
serves aud restores hair 81 Barclay street. New York
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Forward inland espressss daily 70 all parts OF the South
ard by steamships every Wednesday Thursday and Sanr
day Rates Of freight greatly reduced Particular attention
paid the collection Of drafts, notes. bills Ac &c. Specie.
bank notes. bonds 40. taken al low rates. and insured
against all risks whom required.
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.Aiaba ma.
Nevada

MoBnx, Nov. O. 1885.
Langdon l. undeniabiy elected to Congress
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Howe SOW ing Machine Co.-Eifas Howe.
". rfes,dent No 90 Broadway Ag.ats wanted.