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LArs EEAGISEF 0T FENsIGE CLAIMS IL fHR DE-
PkRTAESr AZ wtREIgGFsE, u. C,
Having resigned thAs Pestaon Oct, lst, 1884, to
establish GENERAL CLAIM OFFICE at Chi-
cage offers his services 20 those having elalns
against tAe Government for
PENSION. ROCNTY, BACEPAT, PRIZE MON
EY, BOUNTY LAND, HORSES LOST In THE
ARMY. Etc Etc.
A connection Of nearly four years With the De
PartmeBt has made him thoroughly familiar With
the LAWS. REGULATIONS FORMS, RE
QCiREABNTS ana RULINGS governing the
various public ofBceS, fhas enabling him to prose
cote all kinds Of CLAIMS with greater dispatch
and success, &ui At less expense to claimants.
than can ether attorneys. No charges anti slasas
have eesn allowed, AID hen only the legal fee.
REFERENC
Hon J IT. Barrett commissioner Of Frnsions
Hen- &. Sells, Ta,rd Auiitor. Hon. :. J. r. II
ess, Foarth Auditor Major -3en. s. A. HurlbnI
C. S. Senators Harlan and Grimes sf Towa: Hen
A. c. Fallsr. Adit-3cn. Of Ilis,f Hon. A. saun
dsrs, 6av- Of RebrazkH aRd CangrsssTaeu J. T.
WilseH, Hiram Price, J, B. GriunerL Wm. B. An
is0n, aad A. II. Hubbard, Of Towa
GaA- ofsee At no. 20 Lasalls s4rest, OPP. sazrt
house Chicago, Ill r, Q. box z49S.
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ran NoFFlrr FARM FOR SALE

RFIER-rs ~A.F.
Mint sit Cv5 PArtjl "u
~ n the riStrrt Curt at
Campbell P.trwsttululr County, lev -
T., >.,'u" IT az 0r tor q sal District Court
n,oae vt tbr a.a.u. ner J~uuafy term. A. D,
{Sfa in the above catitlsd case, the undersigned
Referees vii ~ Nonday trr I&'h iav It Marrh
-'a. r' 'ar hvre}aattsc dcsrr,rel prruu>e,. IN
P.ataws:>4poe County, Iowa. between Nlns
U'..o,A 4 II snl Far o s,rck p. ". Of s1d
day. c"luiDcrc3nr zsrt Sac at Eleven O." mex
4. n. proceed r. 80 toe :: 1"v'rg R"a3 E.lstc
bcion.,.ns Z, thr Fstntc Of Tnona. MnG. It, lie.
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lAAp' winch ,an-i j. ,itUatei in P5ttawattanc
{ untE, iywH, a4t ~ one body. except friy
a. re3 - tg'uIher } ard aisu 1hc sourh West
triangle W the at the Nor4N We. Of Sec.
ton y u Fowush'~ = ', of kar-c ~ West in
y go t"na,S LISA. e'.uta,LiRE 20 Acres Tae
IsfqTsnttv of lEni I" be sola amounts to 033
9S 100 Ar, -
fas said Real Fstpto ts eIeribIy sitgateyi on the
Emlgraut R"a'r, nI,es S,gth EGst Of Couu-
eli Bluffs
About 100 acres - Iani are cR-lor>], about
80 acres snatr aHiVNtiuu, hr,i !cs souo fifty
acrrs "th GF %ras> PastHre. There are shout 50
trres "l tsHh"C au, young growth in the same en-
closure with the farm; 20 acres If timber N lies
distant aHi III arsss IN Mills Cohnty.
There on the premises Il new q, tnmodipus and
well hniIt frame house, with good cellar also a
graHazy. wagon she'd, smoke house de- The
situntfnn Is hsashfal and pleasant ansl the farm
is admirably adapted to farming and stock
raising
The S%ie will take rIare at the late residence
Of Thomas Motif, deceased, on sad premises
spd will be on the following terms one-half Of
the purchare money to he paid in hand At the
time Of sale, and the balance on the cua6rm alton
Of the Sale, st ths next May Term Of said
District Court.
SAMUEL JACOBS
WOOSTER FAY Referees
JAIRES PUTNEY,
Counch bluffs Iowa, February Ifth 1858
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Outftting Goods, &c, &c.
No. ,. BMPIRs BLOCK,

Lower BROADWAY, Council Bluffs.
March 18th, 1884.
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tie,lsly given toa printers hoy, Origin:
lyThea a kdas sfanstiaa, Che rslasaE Of
VEINS, set up in business, he possessed
= little negro boy who had been left by
some merchant sessst in tie Port. This
boy ma kDawa avesI the Gig ~ ''the
hst1s black devil" who heIpe4 tho mys-
terteus book maker along Some persons
belisEad hisi 10 be smoother IRAN tie
embodiment fthe evil spirit. who assisted
.Atius in the prosecution Of bis profession,
.Aldus determined one DAY to disptl this
strange haluclnAtion by pu's..c,y d splAy'
IN tho y"ua- h Irkir" & the p'orcr
glasses tp>o tee "a .vn be mrta a
wy characteristics sn@erh, let It be
kn wa ia ca;dc ,h.tl Nt3u' Nanneus,
rr;,,f.r,n tie Il y Nuw-h 4at ln'Se.
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is u.,' i ~...,s, ill.,, i. lon, e,ml orS1r1
and r.ae3 o>a " TIE T,o?', were sati~>
Del I'D he o-v ~ss ,,,ii,w ] 10 c,n'tuae
ID 5 " 'cA au!n !>r,I.
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C,OVERNNENT CLAIM AGENCY
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Council Bluffs Iowa, February lfth 1855
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CityC Council.

Both boar ds of the City Council met in
convention yesterday, and transacted the
following business:
Mr.. Cheatham nominated Messrs. W. H.
Wilkinson, VIM. Danley and Robert Pat
terson as candidates to fill the vacancy &C.
casioned by the resignation Of A. C. TUCK
er IS Deputy Marshal.
Mr.. Dsuley received 10 votes, Wilkinson,
8, and Patterson B.. Mr.. Dsnlsy was de-
clared elected.
Mr.. Newman called up the case Of Geo.
W. Norvell, City Sexton, charged with
being intoxicated while on duty in the
cemetery during the burial Of different
bodies, and other improper conduct. z. H..
East Esq, appeared for the accused, and
Judge Turner for the corporation. The
council for the defence gave notice that he
would withdraw from the case if
the words "other improper conduct 4"
were put in the charge.
Mr.. Yarbrough offered a resolution to
appoint q new committee to investigate the
case, and prefer specific charges against
him. Seven members were appointed as
such committee.
Mayor Smith notified the Council that he
would suspend the case and allow the sex
ton to return to his duties at the cemetery.
A resolution was adopted, sustaining the
Mayor in his action
IN motion elior,vve4 IN Q o'cIock to-r,or-
row evening.
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siSIQ5 9 7slIISl3I

Have Just received fresh supplies of the
I following novels in paper;
/ Dinnet's Trial, by s. NJ, author Of Twice
4 Lost"
I Twice Lost. by S. n.
Mainstone's Housekeeper, BY Eliza Mete
yard, (Silverpen.)
author Of "Charles Auchester," and
Counterparts-"
Our Mutual Friend, Part I, by Charles
Dickens.
Uncle silas, by J. S. LeFauu, author Of
"The House By the Churchyard," etc.
st. Olsves.
The Ozilyies, BY Miss Mulock.
The Caxtous, by Bulwer.
Three Times Dead, by Miss Braddou.
Leaves from the Note Book Of q New York
Detective, BY Mr.. j. B. Williams.
Oswald Gray, by Mrs. Henry Wood.
Les Misera6les, by Victor Hugo.
Pendennis, by Wm. N. Thsckeray.
Vanity Fair, "
The Virginians, e
The NeWcOmes, d"
The Refugee, by Herman Melville.
The ForsaEen Daughter.
Woman IN Black, ty tho author OF " Man
in Grey"
Woman in White, by Wnkie Collins.
Lord Oskburu's Daughters, by Mrs. Henry
Wood.
Also the following n cloth;
Social statics, By Herbert Spencer, author
Of Principles Of Biology.
Tales Of q WayBide Ina, by Longiellow.
Christians Mistake, by Mss MGlOck.
Ten Acres Enough.
How 10 get a Farm and where 10 find one,
by the suthor Of Ten Acres Enough"
Pillar Of Fire, by Rev. J. H. Ingraham.
Throne Of David, "
Prince Of the House OF David,
CUshing's Manual for Delberative Assem-
blies.
JeHersOn's Manual.
Poe's Poems, blue and gold.
Lucille, blue and gold, by Owen Meredith. |
Bsysrd TBylor's Poems, blue and gold.
reunyson's EnOch Arden, blue and gold.
For sale by COSE K TUNNEL,
ipr23 II No. 40, Cherry street. /
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10 stran gers and Citizens.

VIZ do not profess to be the only Physi-
cian in the city, who may be found at his
office at al hours, day or uight;" nor 20
we, in offering our services TO the invalid,
desire to recommend OUrself in preference
to other equally well established and ex-
perienced physicians nor do We pre-
tend TO be iaiallibIe, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases mem
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession OF any igO1dCr-
Eel secret remedies, or extraordinary agree
able treatment or pGiliGtiUcs; as all sensible
men must know, that success in the Pre-
tice OF medicine, does not depend so much
upon the discovery Of uCJ0 remei. IS, Or ucig
modes Of treatment, AS upon the skilliul use
Of those agencies necessary 10 perfect euro
and this can be acquired only by expo-
rience and patient application. We res
pectiully refer tho public TO our general ad-
vertisemeut, in another part o. the paper.
Office hours from in the morning TIL y
at night. i. l.. COLEHAS, NJ. b.
g North Cherry St., Nashville, Tenn.
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Attention Traders and Suffers.

A.& N. Lsndsberg, wholesale Grccers,
Suffers Supplies, corner of Public Square
and Market street, are offering 20 the trade
their immense stock OF Groceries and SUIT
tiers Supplies, Navy, Leaf, Fine Cut Chew
ing and Smoking Tobacco; all the popular
brands OF CARS; al qualities Of Stationery,
consisting OF Note, Letter and FoOlscap Pa
per, and white and buff Envelopes, Inks,
Mucilage, Wrapping Paper, etc; Soda,
Canned Fruits, such as oysters, Peaches,
Sardines, Mustard, CatsUp, etc; Backing,
Backing Brushes, Pipes Pomades. Paper
Collars, Haudkerchieis, Mirrors, Suspend
ers and an endless variety Of notions OF sll
all descriptions. Trunks and Valisea OF all
sizes aud qualities. A large and well 30
lected stock of Boots and Shoes just arrived
from the Eastern markets. Also Wines and
LIQUORS, embracing Champaignes, SparE-
ling Catawba, ClareJ and Cherry Cordial,
Gin Cocktails and Stomsch Bittcr5.
The above Goods were purchased before
the late tax, and We are offering them at
the old prices, regardless Of the enormous
advance en- the same goods IN the Eastern
markets, We feel assured that we can sat
isfy the most fastidious as 10 price aud quail
ity. Give US a call. Remember the place,
corner Of Public Square and Market street.
ian 2g-Sm A. i NJ. LANDSBEEG.
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| gerEoll, but they we're warned not 10 do 80
and desisted. The excitement on the sub
/ jet runs high and in the present state Of
public mind the lives Of all symqathizers
with rebellion can hardly Jo said to be
safe.
NV YoRE, April 27.-The Richmond pa
pers Of the 25th are received.
Parties in the region about Richmond arf
returning 10 their homes from which they
were torn by the Davis CONSUMPTION, snc
preparing 10 resume the tillags Of their
farms. Some oUtrages and horse tdefts are
being committed by stragglsrs from ba,h
armies, but these irregularities are being
pu. down By the United States forces. The
Is. and "a division, oath corps, had srrived
IN Richmond from the Appomsttov. The
crops promise weIl in Virginia. SsversI Of
the gulboats and iron clsis burned ard
blown up in the James river by the rebel
authorities are being raissj aud much Of
their lrusueut is found in good order.
The Wing ssys, on tho authority Of e
General, from Greensboro, that division
started south from Greensboro on the 18th
with his cavalry escort.
Gov. Smith had returned 90 Uauyjile.
The Dsyis party spoke openly OF their
intention OF making tor the trans-Mjssis-
sippi sud confident they could get over
without trouble. The Wing does not agree
with them.
Nswholm, the rebel sec'y Of The Treasury I.
refuses to sell Gold t. the citizens Of Greens |
lor1 for Confederate notes, though they .
5aered to pay any price.
Billy Smith, on the 18th. made speech, /
,zhorting the people to hoek to the Ban
her of Johnston, hut not one man tockei
hereby.
The publication OF the Sentinel was 20
,e resumed in a few DAYS.
HoRNsEURg, April 27.-Wm. Young, who
vas arrested week before last by the Pro
'Ost Guard for making obscene comments
n the .desth Of President Lincoln, was
his evening escorted through the Priuci-
'al streets Of the city by squad Of the
.eterau reserve corps, who played the
ogue's march. The prisoner was eleysted
u a board, upon which was printed words
escriptive Of his offence. The novel af
lur created considerable sensation.
CUMBERLAND GAP, April 27.-Eebels to
he number Of 100 came in yesterday sud
-ere paroled. They were portions Of the
5th, 37th, and 9Th Virginia cavalry, esd ,
euu. infantry, and Burroughs Va. bat
ny, and 30, 4.h, 9Th and 9Th Ky. cavalry
Dukes command. They continue to
2me in singly snd in squads.
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sESrEScFn.-TAe following were on Capt
Goodwin's Tegistery yesterday; Benjamin
buckly, dosertiOn, imprisonment during
the VAR John McGoyern, deseTtion, two
years imprisonment; James p. Cameron,
citFen OF Lawrence county, Tenn, sen
fenced 70 imprisonment Tor life in the Penn
tontlary for being guerrilla, robber and
for violation Of the articles Of war. Alex.
Copeland, citizen Of Maury county, Tenn,
three years hard labor for robbery. Rich.
Nicholas, same county, three years hard
labor, Tor robbery. Robtl Tops, colored,
Giles county, Tenn, three years hard labor
for robbery.
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HAErER's MAGAzNE,-Ed Willard has {, =
word us with a copy Of this excellent peri
odical for May. It's contents are as fol-
lows Washoe Revisited, Childless, Lyman
Beecher, Heroic Deeds Of Heroic Men, Over
the Meadow, The Houses we Live In, St.
Icons Heir, Infancy and Age, Recollec-
tious of Thomas with Portret), On the
Heights, Armadale, The University Of Ok
ford, Our Mutual Friend, The Old Letter,
Monthly Record Of Current Events, Liter
ary Notices, Editors Easy Chair, and Ed
it0r's Drawer.
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oScE MoEE ~ Lrvuc.-George F. Gold
man, who 8 few days ago was before the
Recorder charged with bigumy, and was
referred 10 the Criminal Court for further
cons derHtiou, and was acquitted by that
tribunal yesterday at the defendants cost,
was sgain apPTehended last uight about
twelve O'Clock, charged with desertion,
bounty jumping and murder three revolt
ing and Villainous crimes. In regard to
the murder We have heard an appalling
statement, which, 10 tue, would hang a
saint, but we viii not give il, IS we prefer
to wait and hear the evidence, Surely ihis
msnis DEPRIVED Ia his nature, aud splen-
did scoundFei, or else Il is his fatality 10 Be
pursued by leg on Of aeadish prosecutors
He will have a hearing before The Record.
er this morning.
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Notice 10 LIauor Dealers.

The undersigned announces that he has
bsen made the agent for the sale ui liquors
5rcertsin parties ia Louisville, Ky. ANY
person having permits % ship such goods
here for sale can have them allied by com
ing 10 me, 81 Louisville prices. Common
LIQUORS at quolation prices. have the
sample of eight different kinds on hsud,
and guarantees each order filed according
b sample N. l.. ALEAAND Ab-u"
n Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
mar23-u
Splendid card pictures, 81 per d5Eena
Adams Gallery, Al Church street.
aprIl-H
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LtGrR BEER ArrHE LIeHT HoUsE-WtIE-
EE's sTocE ALI At rHE LI0HT H0rsu.-Tust
received At the Light House, large stock
Of Cincinnati Lager Beer and Walkers
stock Ale, the very best brewed anywhere.
Retailea At 10 cinis per glass.
The Light House Garden, pleasant re-
sort, is open for visitors Come and enjoy
yourselves, at No. c.. Cherry street, be-
tween Deaderick and Cedar streets.
apr 2s-lw.
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MORE or THEu.-The boys come back TO
Uncle Sam n daily crowds. Forty-iour re-
bel deserters took the oath at Capt. Good
wins yesterday. Ten prisoners Of war
-fere received, seven Of whom were pa
r0leH.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

Our good friends Of the Light House,
Cherry street, have recently received an
abundant supply Of Walkers celebrated
Stock Ale, and the finest quality Of Cincin-
matt Lager Beer, which they are retailing
at 0 cents glass. They also have fine
stock Of wines and liquors, and set lunch
every morning from ten 10 twelve o'clock.
Give them o call.
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SPONTANEOUS CoIBUsT0s. - yesterday
two worthy young men we're charge d
with violating the city laws by firing Pis-
tol in the corporate limits. We know the
parties well and entertain for them the
highest personal regard, in fact we are
bound to one Of them by ties that death il
self may not destroy. No calsmity could
overtaEe him that would not be an affection
to US. Itgives US pleasure, therefore, to state
that the firing wss purely the result Of &C
cideut and that no harm was done % any
one by it. We were near by at the time,
and distinctly heard the report. he in
forms his friends that the next time he
goes out wish his side arms he viii "tOat"
them in q carpet sack.
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Nav TuEArEE.-Mrs. Lefiugwell takes
her benefit tonight, and the bill is q good
oue-ths Stranger and the Honey Moon
wilt be performed. Volunteers from the
other theatre give their aid, aud hesplen-
asa performance, added 10 The lady's high
claims, should bring q crowded house. Let
Mrs. Lethugwell have q good benefit.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

The splendid steamer Brilliant is up for
Cairo and 81. Louis again, and by reference
70 our steam boat advertisements it will be
seen that she leaves tomorrow. All who
contemplate travelling by water in that d.
roclion will be gratiied 20 learn that the
s~sble NJ. ,. Condif will preside in the
Office and will continue to make all at home
who may DO Fortunate enough 70 have him
for cOmpsnion in short but pleasant
voyage. The ladies like him because they
can't help it, and the gentlemen respect
him because he deserves it.
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HARD ClsEs.-Several "hard cases" were
introduced into Capt. Goodwin Office yes
terday Benz Atchy citizen from huntsville,
charged with "Dushwhscking;" William
Walker also a citizen from Huntsville, and
Frank Howard, charged with highway
robbery aud murder.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

PoLkND's NAuErIEs 80 This place Of
amusement is attaining high degree of
popularity. Tho people flock to its neat
interior and comfortable seats, to enjoy the
amusing and delightful performances.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

-. NJ DAvIs.-Davis, a. the Sswsnee
House, has received the latest numbers Of
Harper'5 Weekly, Flag Of our Union, Po-
lice Gazette, and n Y. Ledger
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

LrolsLA7IyF PEocErDIsGs.-our legisla-
tive report contains the particulars OF IN
e,ection Of atssecretsry, Mr.. Fietcher.e
and Treasurer, Mr.. Stanford, yesterday;
two geutIemen whose abilities, character,
and attention to their important duties VIII
do credit to the choice that has been made.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

srILL syrFEEVe.--The stomach Of the
4t1,s IS sull uusettled-"more OF the same
sor'' wal discharged yesterday Il mistakes
be columns for street cutters aud pours
horrible stud down them. It's readers
hold their noses, but sHll the nsuseous tide
hows on. Flow on, thou gliding river %
river too shallow either 20 drown in or
Goat upon.
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AGOOd Home,

We have for sale, in Edgefeld, a neat
Brick House, 10itk four rOomS---good cistern
meat fence, &C. Has q beautiful situation,
in p splendid ueighborhoOd. VIII be sold
extremely lone for cash.
ARLINGTON & FAERAR, Agts.
Apr2Slw. No. u, College Street.
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Gents Alexandra Kids and ladies' Gauut-
lets in Kid casters and buck, fresh supply at
Green a Green's, 43, College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

EouBruY o. LEcIsL,ToEs.-somo time
during Wednesday night q thief entered q
room ia Mrs. Cars boarding house, No. 80
Summer street, between Cedar and Dead
erick, in which several members and the
clerk Of the House were sleeping. He got
IN by the window, and left by the door, as
was shown by the bolt being withdraw.
The results Of the "raid" was the abstruc-
ton Of tho following property: From Mr..
j. J., Stegald, Representative from Perry
and Decatur, knife and s22 IN money.
From Nj. James NJ Henderson, Eoproseu-
tative from McMinn County,a knife. From
Mr.. Jesse II. Gaut, Representative from
Bradley County, gold watch, porte mon
maize, purse, bunch Of keys and other arti-
Giles. From Mr.. James 4. Shelley, clerk Of
the House, Aniie, gold watch, SIS in
money, aud several papers Of value to him.
Mr.. Henderson had taken the precaution 10
place his vsluables ia q secure place, and
got OH with slight loss.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-28

CRIMINAL CouEr.-The first case called
yesterday was case Of larceuey, Z. ?.
Rice aud Moses Brien; verdict, not guilty.
The next case was of the same nature, John
Perkins, M. c.; dismissed by the defend
eut paying costs. Another case of the same
description. DEPENDENTS A. Jackson and
Lew buchanan, years each in the Peni-
Tertiary. Tho State W. Goldman, bigbmy;
", Goo. Washington, larceny continued
until ue1l term aud recognised in the sum
Of $1,000 for his appearance. State We.
Michael Hays, larceny continued until
the June term, and dofendent recognised
iu the sum Of 81 900.
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Ladies we have something nice in riding
and walking hats, Just received at Green 4
Green's, As College street
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We are indebted TO ". c. Collier for late
Louisvills snd Cincinnati papers.
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Forced Auction Sale OF Boots i Shoes.
RY ErnPrr SHrEIns A. Co

We will sell on Friday morning, April
2sth, 1853, commencing at 10 o'clock, 100
Cases Of Boots and Shoes, consisting OF
Mems and Boys Calf Pump Sole Boots;
do. Kip and Calf Boots; do Kip and Calf
Shoes, of every style and quality.
Ladies snd Misses Cali, Kid and Morocco,
and Goals Shoes.
Sale positive and without reserve, with
Instructions TO close regardless Of prices.
GEORGE SHIELDS Co.
Central Auction Rooms, College St.
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Mr.. James Giascoek, one Of the accom-
Plishsd attacks Of the Drug Store Of Ste
Phens, Jsnney 4 Co., returned yesterday
from the Eastern cities, whittier he went 70
lay 4 new supplies Of goods He brought
with him handsome assortment Of fancy
goods, chiefly Cor the ladies', aud they are
already going OF. jim i licking al the
better for hh trip.
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TO EMPLOYEES.
Powers Of Attorney


U,1 RECEIVE PAY PROM 6oVEEN1lENf,
i drasu lp. stamped, sol cerlau1 Pa 49, -A
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Clothing CIeansed and Repaired

Having removed from Dcaderick % No.
49, Cedar strset. onS door west Of Cherry
have nov superior advantages for cleans
ing and repairing Geutiemsu's clothing 90
short notice. Particular attention given O.
Cutting and Making.
sDrqS-Iw- =. J.. McLoCKtfy.
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Wanted.

LooEOUr for the auction sale vt Hogan 8,
corner Of Church and Market streets, com
meuciug Monday, May I, at ten A. Nj. Il