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Excitement In Floyd County, Ko&4a.,s
CHICAGO, July Il, 1855.
Editors Of the Chfraco Tt{hrne.

Editors ofthe Chicago Tribune:
Inotlce iu>your paper Of this date an art:
Gle under the above head, copied from the
Charles City Qowa> Inteltgeneer Of the 4th
inst Justice to the parties referred to Ii
this part OF the country pemands that the
public should be informed that the article Is
largely fabrication, set afloat probably by
yindictiye husband, not only for the injury OF
innocent parties, but to screen himself from
bis unjustidable conduct. Mrs. Nelson, 1t
ssens, left her husband because his conduct
Was such that she could not live with him
longer, and her husband had notice Of her ia
tentfon. When she returned to this county
she went directly to her fathers housc, where
she intends to remain. She Is respectable
woman, and belongs TO highly respectable
family The article bears npon Its face an in
consistency. It first charges that she was Gu
tfced away by her brother.in-law !; secondly,
tnt1matcs that she was enticed away by
stranger both Of which nre untrue.
JUSTICE.
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FEwYoRK, Jan.11-The Irsouat's despatch says tho
Government is at present extending its hospitality
to several delegations Of In1tans OF the Cherokee
Choctaw, Ch1ckaaaw, SAct and Fog, Iowa and Miami
fribes-ahout forty in ALL who arc now IN this ay.
The last delegation, oust.tinS Of i've members Of
the Miami tribe, ertt, ed In town today.
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FeptA.lNs

pn111nE1Pu1A. Jan. 14--At meeting Of officer.
y the Feultn Circles Of this city today, under cal
Of The District Centre, Andrew Wyune, It WIS de-
tesmtned TO hold grind ratifcauon meeting about
The middle OF the week. when Col. O'Mahoney,
EflIian. Mullen and other prominent Fenians arc
expected to address the brotherhood.
, 1866-01-15

o4AHA. Nebraska. Jan. 9.-The Nebsaska Iegis-
1ature organized to-day. The Message Of the Gov
erpat faSors ihe organization OF a state Govern
mcnt, the vigorous prosecution Of tho Indian war,
and recommends 4 law for the registration oi
Of tho Territory and the organization of an Emf
grafton Bureau with m agency tn New York.
, 1866-01-15

New ToRE, Jan 13-The following ocean steam
ess took their departure from Ibis port today :
Hausa, Caledonia, City Of London. Quaker city,
Wilmington, ,Eataw, Ellen Terry, Charles Benton,
San Salvador, Adele, Fairbanks, Saratoga.
, 1866-01-15

QUEcr, H.. Jan. tl.-N Is reported that the
bridges On the Grand and Platte rivers, In Missouri
up Of the ice. In consequence, the trains on the
nanoibal q 81; Joseph Railroad are temporarily
di:continued' Ihets L no crossing on the Missls-
no channel for Tic ttrry boat,
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SECOND DESPATCH.
Military Movements naA-Ieacrnonytlle
Hospital turned over to State Author
lilies for a Soldiers Home.


Especial Despatch to CHICAGO Tribunal
1NpIANAfoz1s, Jan. H.
Dispatches received to-dAy nj the Executive de-
pastmeot show the following movements OF lndtsna
sEoops: The 1shh lnhnty LEFT Baltimore this morn
ing foT home; the s0th fnmnty. % of1cers and 2l7
men. saA mustered ont at Ncw Orleans on the 10th,
md The 1st heavy artillery 81 officers and 800 men
theee two regiments, fully twoihi1ds ot tht oloers
md men remain IN the South End viii not return to
Indiana. The remainder arr IN route home
Cen Uaft. Department Qrartctunastcs, has sent
ont orders to turn over ths Untad Statts hospital
At JeressonS1e To the State authorities fos soldiers
homes.
Gov. Baker, Gen. Groee and Col. Will Cunback.
hare been appointed by the Directors Of tht Home
at1omnittee to vislt the institution and ice what
is needed TO be done 10 put The hospital in condf-
row night
The Masonic bodies turned ont In great numbers
today to ab*ist at the funeral OF John u. ThoFpe
Esq., Of cur old md best citizens who died on
Fddsy last The display Was very impzrrstve.
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HARaIs8URG, Pa, Jan. 13-9oy. Curtla is ex-
pected to leaFe HANNA on the 18th for New York.
bis health has steadily improved. The Affirming
symptom have almost entirely disappeared. Al
though not pezseea@y @ restored 70 aealth be Is con
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Il Complimentary Dinner to Gen. Scho-
~

NEw foRK, Jan. 13.-The I'in4s Paris couea-
given 10 Gen. Schoaeld on the annlverzar1 Of the
battle ut Nashville. The American Minister and
number OF American officers and citizens sojou1n-
ing in Paris, were present.
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The Naval TFfn1.

NEW Yonk. Jan. is.GIhe wlnooah is ~ait,nc
fot heT opponen5 see iiioqnin iii to eet ready for
next smother forty-s1x hour u1Al which when terti
mated will be followed BY another Of the same dn
ratin Ii e. then supposed the Algonquin viii b.
ready for Hee, and It is confidently As-cFted thsf
both yesse1s VIII stA1t about tho b7th Inst,
, 1866-01-15

H. Oscanyao, the Turkish seaola' and lecturer,
whoee projected tonr 10 the Mediterranean and
B.ack Seas, w1s noticed In our columns few days
stncc, has received The following letts< from Ex-
Pres5dot Fillmore:
Firth AT1xEE EH7KI, !
JaanHJ ), 1856. {
Nh. c. CscAxTAN-tt1f 3ir:-I have looked
otrr your programme for pleasure trip to the
Mediterranean md Dlack Scss. vita great d11l OF
tszcst ana 1attaf1e&1ou, and think II can b, eaz-
1ied out according to the intent that It will nos
o1fy Be yery cheap huts 4 nost delightful e1ruz-
sion, and DO not wholly dcspstr Of being able 10
TON you some whc.- On the Mediterranean O. Hack
seas.
tfnft that yeu xtfl write nc from Malta to the
csts c< ~ John Mdnros i TO, Paris. Frsncc." tn-
forming me wher Jou WI probably be Al coustsn-
tlnor4e and Tarnx for II ppasib1e, shall hope to
JON tbs e xpcd1tloH a dsna df those p'aceH-
fou VIII OF cuutae Eetatn Z sta.e-to0l 1or myself
and Mis-. Fillmore. Truly yOEr8,
MuLAnp FILLMORE.
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From Cairo.
Eourtcstes to Indlnns.

CA1Ro, jan. 11.-1,s go bales OF cotton paesed yes
terlay md to-day for Cincinnati. The Mobile 4
Ohio Railroad has commenced running daily trains
Tine to Mobile, thiriy.sf1 hour,
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Besides the friends Of the policy, say that
I've uuat hare xcreuue, md buyers Of foreiga
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13.-A despatch rom Port
land, Oregon, daled yesterday, says the stesmer
Sierra Sevada IL eti1 aground.
The citizens Of Portland are automatically in
favor ot WAGON road to Montana territory.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 13-Ihs 12pth Illinois
REGIMENT have NJ for home.
6rdef1 hsye been received hers to ,upstar ont III
q Fe14AsaeQ II Ats QsPakt0aet
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Teszass Eight Dss1@s1srA Aznzss,

To bo rcmstte1 u the Fu1ffAAers, fox sVh1ch
the tkAfA will - seaG regularly,
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REAL ESTATE.

A RRIVAL OF MADAME AL
IA WIN, the GREAT FRENCH ASTEDLOGIsT
AL persons Wishing 70 know their future pFospecss
South C1ask street, {opposlte Jones schoolA whefc
sne ny b. consulted sonse.n!nS lore. marriage,
the name Of the Indy or gentleman tneY will marry,
also thf names OF her visitors. efI6
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FIRE AT ST, LOUIS.

subscriptions to tho capissl stock The eonpsn.
1890 20 oe in fun operation At the openin; Of
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Organized 1866.
Chicago FIREMEN'S
INSURANCE C0NPdNY,

Assets January 1st, 1856.
fAR yAIrx
q. 2. per cent Eoads, 10
us Per cent Boots. 10 lo-so............. LOO
q 80 Treasury Notes. 100 "a
LoaAs on lA06oto
hAls tece1SaD'e 1or Loans On Call - u
Illinois State Bends: Ie5s0oo
Ch1eaRo Guy A5uQn0
Joliet ard Chicago r. Bonds.......-...-.. 5,ncoep
Reloit and Madison 4 Il Boud*.. An1t0
Mesehts sAv'ss Loan md Irust Co. Stock. aoodaa
Ouee Furniture &c.............. ......-... do9uo
ffetas unpd xnd iutss due but uncouccieu.. 53s159
duo. about 10000
CASH On k9ta17
,.. . sza;..o.7s
Dividends unpald d........~........ s3o- Sz7sab0
$z9,6n-76
0FT1CE-N- ". Corner ofI.ake and
Clark 4treets-
.-.. THOMAS CHURCH. presidtut
n. HOLDEN. EetTttatyA h
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PHILIP wADsW0RTH


ise4on Merchant fos tha sails Of DR. sssKp HOGS
nEkf 40 AuE!oN. Las Kinxts atSest CnteAxo, III.
u1a touTaHQ. dDl A4t
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PROPOSALS


U A II 7 RIM sTER,s oFFTcr
70 WARRINGTON, ID. O., October o. .iace 70
w tltfIposals ~ for building q large FTREPRoor
delphia. 'o NonuJiAih Arsenal, Phila-
msRs Of the above building may be seen q. .ho
~ M" ~ In lnastcr-General's Office Washington az
mar oiSe oi breYet Brigader. General n III Gros
pha' a. ssa nn Quartermoster-G General, PhiIadeL
tect' ~ ptne sne ofhce Of John McArthur Jr. Xrchi
Major and at the ONCE OF Brevet
York " '"n 'heJ Quaftermasier, New
depcsStenGS depnSS,lops ~ will be printed immediately and
Sealeccu ~ tnete eev eral places, "~
inc udn proposals or the erection Of tho building
and VIII all work and materials are invitedd'
ins'ant at nooS oseceived until the SOth Of October
Geiers dSOFSossman, Assistant Quartermastor.
NoAS.aa nhhue ue'pnias where they v1II he onov,o,s
present. Vis W Onoose lto Do
The cost of the whole work co,,,.,,.s.
lime at which II will be finished should ia stated m
me proposals.. which should be accomnanjsd du hr nv
me me Rnsrante OF two responsible persons. m n
lhe amount OF ten thousand dollars that tha ma
Ger VIII enter into contract with good ana oos,,
citnt security within ten days after being notified
OF the same. s NV""V~
M. O. MEIGs,
~ o,oo Quartermastor-G General
~ Ae .oV brevet Major General
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.pRoPosALs FOR srATIoNERY.-
TREASURY pnPAnrMENr,
OFFICE oB INTERNAL revenue,
w ARHINnnnnu noAnn. n 10 1Ql

WASHINGTON, octoD,r 10, 1886
Sealed proposals Will be received at this office
until the Fifteenth day of November, 1865, at 10
O'Clock NJ, Tor supplying the Assessors and Colec-
tors o. internal Revenue throughout that portion of
tho United States lying east of the Rocky Noun
tajns' with STATIONERY for the fiscal year ending
June 30 1867, and until the 1st day of January 1867
Tor supplying the Assessors and Collectors west OF
the Rocky Mountains. w. y
Bidders may obtain a schedule of articles TO he
iurnlshed with conditions under VIII ch such artic AZ
are TO De delivered, upon application to any As
sessor or Collector, or 10 the Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue. = -
NO proposals will be entertaiped from parties who
are not regular manufacturers or dealers In the
articles bid fori nor will proposals be considered
unless accompanied by satlsac .orY guarantees that
Ihe contract will, If awarded, be faithfully exc.
Bids which contain prices less than the tair cost
OF me articles will be considered fraudulent and re-
The Two Hundred and Forty collection. De, Is
tncts are distributed into EyS DeperfmcchhS1, 1,o s
shown by the hedule furnished ana ronosa5 rv -
posal must name the Dsrarlment " - - OF'''N :"
supply. s.t - .,,a ,ight 10 re,ect anv
hits ~ ,ats lids which the interest," OK the Gov
VIue oI paiM reouire The bids should be addressed
efnmt nb rnSnssionerof OF Internal Revenue endorsed
70 t6r osais for supplying Stationery to Iaternal
Il. A. ROLLINS, rc
10 "a WIN tnola 0e Commissioner
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INSTRUCTION..

M 0NsIEUR ALEXANDRA wOLOwsKI
1N1 would inform his frends and Che public generally
that be now ready to give instruction IN SINGING and on
the Piano. According 20 his system which herete-
powerful snS % %meodio1s and at the same tme impart-
most difficult passages His system for the Piano ena-
bles his pupils to execute operate and classical music
with ease, feeling, and briillancy.
Those wishing TO avail themselves of his long expe-
rien ce can do so by calling at his residence,
"a Snfp 4S WASHINGTON Square.
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ANNIVERSARY OF A PRAYER-BooK
sooIETY.-Last evening the thirty.third ami
gersary of the Bishop White PRAYER Book
Society Soc was held at the Church Of the
Or. Howe, presided. After the usual deyo.
tonal ,ional exercises, conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Morris. and Rev. Mr.; Foggo, the thirty.third
annual report of the Society was read by the
Secretary. 1t refers to the death of DIR. Duca
chet since the last report DR.. Ducachet was n
member of the Board of Managers from 1885.
and his death leaves only two of the original
clerical members of 1886. During the wear
i2,76i copies OF the Prayer-Book have been dis
tributed: The receipts for the year were as fol-
lows:- From subscriptions, $S92O.55: from sale
OF OF invested funds, S7S2'54; total,1 S47O3.O9.
me treasury is now empty, with a debt OF
$l2l'l6 due TO the publishers. The increase in
the numbers OF copies of the Prayer-Book dis.
tri6uted during the year was owing to the close
OF OF the war, and the unexpected demand from
the southern States. The Society desires to in
crease its usefulness, and during the coming
year to circulate at least $4,000 copies Of the
Prsyer,b BOOK. Addresses urging a generous
support to the Society were made by Bjsbop
Paine, DR.; Leeds DIR. Newton, and Rev. Mr..
by DR.. Hare.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A RI Y BLA KE s.
ASSISTANT QUARTKRlIAsTER's OPFxoR.
PHILADELPHIA, October "a 1896
VIII be offered for sale at Public Auction, on ac-
count OF the United States at the
GTay's Terry road, Philadelphia, Pa, on MON.
ia DAr the 9th Of November next, commencing at
FIFTY THOUSAND lMQRE OR LEss) UNITED
STATES ARMY BLANKErS,
new r and Ia good condition. Sampled can be seen at
the Schuylkill Aisenai, and at thfs once.
~ ALSO,
6lg3 pairs BUCKSHIN GLOVES.
2649 !" WOOLLEN MITTENS
=, lkRMs OF SALE.--Cash, Ia Government funds
dsn aer ~, must remove the property within Ve
The Blankets will be delivered in baies of 30 each
G. III. CRO9MAN
oo Assistant Quartermaster General
10 ~ l2t Breyet Brfgadier. Genera u s. A.
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sHoY1Ne TnE QuErR.-Thomas r. Amc

SHOWING THE QUEER.-Thomas f. Amos,
a young man, was arrested ON Saturday, at
Paups. Casino, on the charge of offering a $40
counterfeit note. Defendant was taken before
the testimony submitted committed him for
trial at the November term of the United States
District Court. One of the witnesses testified
tnat after the arrest OF the defendant he said be
would not tell where he got the note-not to
save himself from twenty-five years imprlson-
ment.
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SHOOTING CAsE.-Thomas McCullom had
a "a nearing at the Central Station Saturday on
rhe charge of shooting at Patrick Diyinnv. The
evidence showed that McConom and John
Dlylnpy, brother of Patrick, had quarrel
ana an that the former discharged pistol at John
knee, producing a painful if not dangerous
wound. Patrick then interlered, and the pistol
was discharged at him, but no damage was
done; McCollom had been before Alderman
bad been held In $500 bail to answer. but as a
doctors certificate was produced showing John
to be In dangerous condition, McCullom was
committed without bail until the result of the
injuries is seen. ~ was also held to answer
the charge OF shooting at Patrick Divinny,
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CITY INTELLIGENCE
20 Addlll0nal Oilg InleY.qence See F.nn rnne

ATHLETICS CONE OFF SECOND RrsT roaioh
game OF base ball was played on SATURDAY. at
rllteenth street and Columbia Avenue between
me , Athletics, OF this city, and the Union Base
two thousand persons present To witness SOhe ahe
game, which, contrary 10 the expectations of
many, resulted in the deleat of the Atbletics
she sL score standing at the close OF the eighth
raaulf.- ANNNhbB ohOWb Tue
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SLIGHT FIREs.-On Saturday afternoon a
slight fire occurred at Russell and Fitzwater
streets, by the burning of shed. Damage
trifing.
Daniel j. Chapman's coffee-roasting establish
ment, No. AGO Dillwyn street. was slightly
damaged by fire about 10 O'Clock on Saturday
evening.
Shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday morning, a
canal boat on the Schuylkill above Girard
About noon, yesterday, slight fire occurred
ia Beech street, below Laurel, in blacksmith
shop.
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DESCRIPTION OF MURDERER.-The
following Is a description of Robert Little, the
murderer of James Hughes: : Aged about
brown hair, grey eyes, whiskcrs all around his
face and chin, stoops some, large boned, about
l70 pounds weight, upper teeth large, projecting
SO that the lip will not cover them head cut
with plaster thereon; one of his eyes bruised; (;
had dark clothing when he lett; Irish by birth /;
been in this country about one year. Intorma-
tion may be left at Central Police Station.
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NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGs.-The Board of
School Directors of the Fifteenth Ward has
appointed a committee 10 proceed forthwith in
OF two tirst-class school-houses in that part of
the city, one to be located at Twenty-third and
Brown streets, and The other at Seventeenth
and Wood streets. The lots are owned by the
city, and Councils have appropriated $60,O 600 for
the erection of these buildings.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IT II Il r y GG LES GEMS.
= new and heautiul collection of these famous
Works Of ART for the Parlor Boudolr Draw inQ-room
ana Gallery, now on view and Tor sale at = -
-. ABHMfAD a EVANS,
~ l2mWi6t No 1A CHEBNUr Street.
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CENTENARY SERVICES IN THE METHODIST

CENTENARY SERVICES IN THE MErHoDIsr
CHURCHES = Appropriate centenary services
were held yesterday In nearly all of The Methodist
Eplscopal churches OF this city, and collections
lions connected with the Church. Green Street
Church, Rey. Mr. Jackson, pastor, and several
other churches were tastefully decorated with
mowers, hags, and apprQDrlate amblanas- In the
afternoon pleasing entertainments were given
by the Sunday Schools attached to the following
Methodist Episcopal churches:-Siloam, Frank
ford, st. Georges, ST. Paul's, Twelfth Street,
Centennial, Trinity, Second Street, Ebenezer,
and other churches.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MERlCAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Positively LAST WEEK
ITALIAN OPERA.
TONIGHT, ONLY TINE OF FAUST.
on,. THIS Monday EVENING october %,
VipI hfhshV fhShT oouhods celebrated Opera,
FAUST. RAOei'
Mnch Ti be produced IN style before ap-
ENiI6ELY .NEM AND COSTLY DRESSES,
AfrolSTHSEFEs HiEf1SR44N 4NR RAEbS. AEEFbSSpERrIEs'
SSGHSSHs SIsE AER en- SGENEs SSGEEcNEEEsTRA
anu E1oSUHXxIlS TOss S 4 s%st
sfsSSs sfefEsSs's s q zzoTSNe zMzoSTsSSrte
Tue Pf Sa e ' ESHt ESs6s1R EGf e FAUST
'ssiepel Cher first 1PPs mg IN rhilsdephia)
in order give strength 70 the cast has accented the
Onp''A'''Sy i%ei snsN66R 6dE' Il NETeosntlne ToSunc1
IN MS great chAraesE sSaS q An dnneEgobisIORhles; Eo
In the Iolo Of Wagner.
CoNDUCroR............" CARL BERGMAN.
To-MoREow Tuesday EvENike, october sO ats,
AND POSITIVELY FoR THE LAST TINE,
the brilliantly successful W Opera, -.
lxrlEE1Y sEW Erb HST RSp EkEFfo1srxDsrs
AND 11s 1FTS Tsh9GRElfp hNstTIAaf SAsRSa safaa CAST.
MISS AN ALA M HAUCK,
NINE FLEURY, ME RfcARpHic, RfcARHpHic00i'
WEDNESDAY, LAST Y Y,6 SIGHT Is5 It BUT TWO,
MEYERBEER's iMM6RHflatL SHHlt SS1AsrERwoRK. SS1A
WITH UNEe6HGE2fDH tna 6hHEGdETfHETst seTnhtNDoR.
TUE ESliRE sTsESGaa SF T ncIqSns doMPsANY
The sale Of tickets for any the above-named per-
j =. pov o..s This MORNING.
Ansic Store No 500 Chestnut street, corner Seventh
JEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.-
~ nooS WIlLlMAM Ill AN q; sLNN co;
Doors 'O$sP = uF.SP E9RESa ssS' at october ae
THREE PIECES. S'i
FOR F6oR = Two 4 8 S1GhfsP Z GshMPST dSGY
MISS Leo 1ESSFH HUDSON, HA
MISS MISS LEG LEO HUDSON
MISS MISS LEG Leo hTDsoss, hhTTDssSs,
MISS MISS Leg E9 HTPsoNN, HaTPs9N,
VINO VIII appear II Hs her gSpIlar imPeisOnatlOn of
M.tnrae TIE FkESSH SPY SPY. r'1
Henri taed St. Alme' 'S.....,".."....Mhs LEO HUDSON
Supported by the strength of the Company
De z taS RP0EHft hcR Rpn W%EBB ESBBeca
DID YOU EVER sENR Ro%Sgg WYE WIFE TO GERMAN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, october 81.
wEBNsBAY EEyXEESAIISSs EyESIS 9StOSsT 9StOSsE 81
First Appearance here in Thirteen Years
ME-: Mr. sSsEs# sSsEsH SEEEHRsSE, SEEEHR:oEE,
HE Nj: j$sEE# j$sHE# $FSSHEs$s # Fl HEsSS:
$i$ $is $fs $ss %%%iISskfE: %IskFE:
sA1gGHRA{ GHlSD s aaiTS SASiSSs SSSSnesr
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

| M A R s H A LIS sA L E.
,,By virtue OF a writ of sale by the Hon. JOHN CAD
u s ITc1e % Is, q the Disct Court Of ne Uqet
hSass 4 E PoSEE 51s SIsass'
psT'es q %HlskYYs'ss ccoPPER STILLS complete
Also a. ,he same tine ana place, the following de-
where me yera lots now are a. ioiio%s VIZ viz
h6Sp nTSn 9u1G9, BE6F0RD Street above Eighteenth
rsSi SSf,S sBESSBPF0SSs Street above
b'sS5 %oSS fH i ElGE f!sset E
md NHTbAiN Streets OiNt5 coPPhs sTILL, sfsGo
stT.9 5Sea cS6AILteTER back Eq g3s LOMBARD
street cofFhh s sFtn 9a's moGAssE e ssE S &C. LOMBARD
on above sS, the
the sale. " N'''
p. c. ELLMAKER,
PnladelphIa October 26. 1865 10 26hnw6t
M A s H A LIS AL E.
,By virtue Of wnt Of sale. by the Hon JOHN CAD.
WALADEk; Judge Of The district Court of the United
Be soS at p%SS sfSs sale tS Rs sSss
% fRc NS Usss Of 0s Ss s 20
ssTIs' barrels sNcLISes, ands
.cbsS AsoS a. tie same time and place. the following de-
where eS lisHse S 3ST S SOTs SEovs
below bel sshiiPpen. / COPPER SILL, Imply HOGS
HARRY MeNNIC4oLs'. sIxEEFNTH street below
Carpenter. COPI IER STILL, Etc, and EIGH TEENTH
eI6od ana oMoNTRosE on Streets, COFFEE STILL EMPTY
II. j. sW' 'EEEEY's, SEVENTEENTH Street below
Carpenter COPPER STILL, PUMP, HOSE, HOGS
DEvID's, sEyENTE EENTH street above
y Washington; "a ms COPPER STILLS, WORMS, HOGS
EDWARD s, eoRMAN's s. E. corner OF SEVEN
TEL NH and CA1HARINE Streets 2 COPPER
STILLS WORMS, H0GSHEADS, Etc
y arties WISHING u purchase can examine the pro-
perty on The premises above mentioned two days pre-
vlous TO the SALE il-.. {.
.taf. p. @. ELLMAKER
q. 8. Marshal Eastern District Pennsyiyania
PHILADELPHIA, october 2J' 1856. 10 2wmit
M ARs H5A LIS 4s A LE.-
BY virtue Of writ of sale by the Hon JOHN
CADWALADER, Judge of the District Court or fine
United States In and ior the Eastern District of Penn
sylvania 10 me directed, VIII be at public sale to
the highest and best BIDDER for cash at CEORiiE
POWEIL'S, No. l29 N. FRONT Street, Phi adelDbia
on TUESDAY, October 80, 1896, at IL A. III one HORSE
and WAGON 1.-TWO barrels WHISKY, one STILL. COP
PER WORM etc The horse and wagon may be seen at
WALTON'S Livery Stable, No. 1921 N, ELEVFNTH
Street, above Grard Avenue,
U. g. Marshal. Eastern Dist let Of PennsHiySnis
InILADELPHIA October 20, 1865. no. mwf6t
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OUR FREMEN.-The Friendship Engine
Company, expect to have their new building
completed in a short time. The walls are up to
She third story. s1
The members OF the Resolution Hose and
Steam Engine Company turned out yesterday,
for the purpose of attending the funeral OF
Joseph kncker, late member.of the Company.
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IroR eAIiE-1sTATE AND COUNTY RIGHT
IL OF caDeweA a Co.'s Patent Wind Guard and Ar
HeaIsr foI Coal on Lampsl II prevente the Chimneys
from bfe eaking This we win warrant Also saves one
third the OIL Call ana them, they but ten cents
No. 23 CE Street, adelphia Sample sent 10 and
part ofthe United States, ON receipt OF n ceta 10
TTNADULFERATED LIQUORS ONLY
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Time 3 SO.
Passed Balls Burdsall o. DockDey, 81 Pike,e
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TARGET TPRAcTIcE.-TheN National Cuards
Colonel Peter Lyle will start from their s~mor =
at one o'clock to-day, and proceed to Florencs
Heights, 10 indulge in target practices q, zen