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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-17

CEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
II rhe very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, anu pelnY
persons whether they need their profess
sional services or not) to visit their rooms
an see tee various styles OF work manu-
factured. .
Improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that will subserve
the interests of their patients is secured by
them Their establishment and facilities
are equal TO any in the Eastern cities.
They have several Anesthetics for alle-
Waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are 81; nken can be restored
to nearly their original, contour. Il
All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere IN the United
States are made by Us. Irregularities OF
Children's Teeth successfully corrected.
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CAIRO, I'LL.
Arrival Of COlOred Troops.

u CAIRO, Jan. 16.-The Goth colored
Infantry arrived from Baton Rouge
en- route to st. Louis, for their final
discharge.
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FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. Is. -
Forbes & Bates hardware store, Fitz-
simmons bakery and Mules bakery,
at Portsmouth, burnt yesterday. Loss
$4,000. Partially insured.
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
HUNGARY. &

10 s. HUNGARY. l-t1O
PEsTH, Jan. 16.-The Hungarian
Diet has agreed to M. Deak's address,
condemning the reorganization of the
army.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-M. Theirs is about
to give a grand banquet to the oppo-
sition, the Orleanists and Democratic
parties having united.
PARIS, Jan. 16.-The Americans in
this city give banquet to- morrow to
James Gordon Bennett, ir.
PARIS, Jan, 10 Evening. = U. S.
bonds, ".
ENGLAND. e.,
LONDON, Jan. 16.-The Times pub
fishes. letter from Florence which
says Gen. King, at Rome, has been in
viteds to move the American church
outside the walls of the city. King
complied and will hire a place foT
| the purpose.
LONDON, Jan. 16, noon.-Money
unchanged. Consols 81. American
securities unsettled; Erie opened
with a slight advance, quoted at 40.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is, noon.-Cotton
opened steadier at 145d. ,s .,y.asafy
LONDON, Jan. 16.-Capt. Samueis,
who commanded the Henrietta; Mr..
Lorillard, owner of the Vesta; and
Col: Taylor, of the U. S. Army, leave
to-day by steamer for New York.
LONDON, Jan. .16-Evening g-Con-
soils closed at 905 for money; 5-20s,
!722; Illinois Central, 814; Erie, 44&.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16- Evening. =
Cotton market frmer, but quotations
unchanged ; sales of 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs steady.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Jan. Is. - The Russian
Minister gave dinner last night to
the Greeks in this city. sa
i .
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DENTISTS.
A~4AAs = > = . -
DRS. HAAS & COOKE,
Surgeon Dentists.

Rooms over First National Bank,
Corner Main and First Streets,
Evansville, Ind.
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PEsTH, Jan. 16.-The Hungarian
Diet has agreed to M. Deak's address,
condemning the Reorganization of the
army.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-05
An Unfortunate Young Lady.

Ayoung lady named jarrett, residing
in a suburban town, has been the VIC
tim of series of Christmas misfortunes,
which are thus related by the jersey
City Standard: ''For several years past,
it would seem, she has been in the hab-
it of spending Christmas with some
friends residing in Brooklyn, and on
each occasion has been the victim of an
nntOward accident. In 1868, in Decem-
Der, near the ferry, she was accidentally
knocked down in the street, and suffer
ed dislocation of the right knee. In
December, 1864, while passing in the
same vicinity, at about the same hour
in the evening, she lost the sight of her
right eye, a gentleman who was walk
ing beside her having carelessly thrust
the ferrnle of his umbrella into her eye.
In December. 1865, being again i'll Brook
Ign, she was run over by sleigh and
severely injured. And on Saturday
night last, being once more OH visit
to her Brooklyn friends, while walking
up from the ferry, she lost her pocket
book containing $50. Discovering the
loss before she reached her destination,
she turned back To look for it, and when
in the same neighborhood in which the
accidents of 1863 and 1864 occurred, a
crowd of skylarkinS youths ran against
her with great violence, knocking heI
down and trampling on her. The re,
suit of the accident this time is the dis
location of the right hip and fracture OF
one rib. This is certainly very singu'
lar chapter of accidents to attend one
person in almost the same week of the
same month, and in almost the same
place for four successive years.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph TO the REGISTERED


ComnaerciaI and Finaneiai-England
and the United Statcs-Politicnl
News.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-Noon.-Cottor
sales for the week, six thousand bales
middling upland at l5i-quiet and
steady.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 4.-5-20's re.
PARIS, Jan. 4-Noou.-Rentes 6Sf and
50 centimes.
LONDON, Noon.-The Times says the
only questions which England is now IN
yolved in with Others, are with the
United States, and promises prompt
settlement of these on satisfactory ba-
sis. The Times believes that If the
the Eastern question is now approached
in proper spirit that it can be speedily
settled by the European powers.
VIENNA, Noon.-The convocation of
the extraordinary session of the Reich
rath, has had bad effect in Hungary.
LONDON, Noon.-Consols 90s: 5-2Vs
734: Illinois Central SGT; Erie 644.
SOUTHAMPTON. Jan. 3.-The steamer
Baravia, from New York, has arrived.
DUBLIN, Jan. Six suspected per-
sons were arrested here last night that
came from Liverpool, where they had
lust arrived from America and arc sup
posed to be Fenian emisaries.
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= s,or, or ,he AtIan.ic Telegraph.

The London Glomrorm says: "The
following story, the truth of which we
are in a position to vouch, is worthy OF
repetition About three weeks since
telegram was sent from the Horse
Guarls to the COmmander-in-Chief in
Canada, suggesting that ifa regiment
could possibly be spared, the Sixth
Foot should be dispatched to Jamaica
on the arrival of the One Hundredth
Regiment, which was on its way to the
colony. No answer being received,
week later a second telegram was sent,
at a cost of ESQ, asking if the first mes
SAGE had reached its destination. II
was naturally supposed that the cable
was to blame, and the fault
had arisen between this country
and Newfoundland. 1t appears,
however. that the telegraph clerk atthe
office at Quebec has two files, one OF
which is used for messages As they are
received. and the other for those dis
patched and done with. The Horse
Guards telegram arrived safely within
a compile Of hundred yards of Its desti-
nation. but there it rested. for the clerk
at Quebec put it on the wrong file;
where 1T was found as n dispatched
message on the arrival of the enquiry
from Engrand. The government has
very properly called upon the company
to refund the amount paid for the
second telegram. We may add that
the Canadian authorities have CON
sidered it ineXpedient to allow the
Sixth foot to leave, Notwithstanding the
reinforcements have now reached Que
bee"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-05

Ex-Governor and L. s. Senator elect
Parsons. of Alabama, has returned to
his home from his late visit TO Wash
ington. He is still decided in the eN-
preston of his opinion that the State of
Alabama ought not to accept the amend
ments, and urges upon the Legislature
and people to stand firmly by the Pres
ident, and trust to him for finally sat
isfactory issue. The Northern people,
he says, will yet see the wisdom of the
South in refusing to accept the amend
ment, and when once a correct view is
taken they will adopt such measures as
will secure the restoration of Alabama
and all the States 10 their political
equality inthe Union.
From Mobile it is officially announced
that the visit Of Governor Patton tothe
North is not of strictly political char
acter, but that lie proceeds thither at
the request of certain bcndholders, with
n view to arrange. if possible, for an
extension of the time required for the
payment of interest, and thus save the
credit of the State. Independent Of
this, however, Governor Patton was
delegated by the meeting at his home
to proceed TO Washington and confer
with the President and Others upon the
question of the amendment as applica-
Die to the restoration of the State.
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Mexican Affairs.

New YORK, Jan. Anew Orleans dis
patches state that gunboat sailed sud
denly for Vera Cruz and Tampico, to
watch events between those points.
Minister Campbell received no advices
from the government while in New Or
leans.
General Mejia is reported dangerously
ill at San Luis PotOsi, and two columns
of Liberal troops are marching on the
place. The Liberals advanced strong
line to within eight miles of the city of
Mexico.
An American named Pope was whipped
by negro in the quarters of the soldiery
at Quetroro, for cursing French officer,
who had run over him on horseback.
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the election of Congressman, and dis
qualifying such persons from holding
Office was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. -
A bill giving the Court of Claims ju-
risdiction in Ohio and Indiana, so as to
cover losses during Morgan's raid, was
referred to the Judiciary.
The Postoffice committee was in
structed to inquire why the national
route from Springfield, Mo-, to San
Francisco, was not put in operation.
The Secretary of the Treasury was re-
questcd to furnish information in rela-
ton to certain claims.
The bill to restore the late rebel
States to their political rights was Ia
ken up.
Mr.. Bingham made few remarks.
After slight debate the subject was
laid over.
Ii was agreed that the house meet to-
morrow only for debate.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
New Work Market.
New YORK, January 4.

COTTON-Easier, at Soc.
FLOUR-MOrc active, and advanced
lOa20c: extra State 81 0Oa12 60; Ohio
Sl1 6oal2 80: trade brands Sl2 GGalA 80.
WHEAT-Stcady, at - 30a2 fl for
No. = Milwaukee; - 90 for rejected
spring.
RYE-Firmer.
BARLEY-More active.
CORN-la2c higher; 81 1jal Is! for
mixed western in store, and 81 10al Il
alloat; 81 IG for.wcstcrn yellow in store;
II 20 for old southern yellow; closing
buyers option, for export at 81 IL.
OATS-lc better. at 6ia65c.
PORK-L0wer. at $50 37a2l % for
new; closing at 81 90 cash; SIS 90al9 II
for old; closing at $40 % cash: Sl7 Goa
- 90 for prime: also new, at sellers and
buyers option, for January and Fchrn-
airy. ut S2u 75a2i 10.
CUT MEATS-Quiet.
DRESSED HOGS-Easirr. at 7fa.!.
LARD-Stcady.
BUTTER-Firrner.
CHEESE-F'irmcr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-05

HAIR an natural is frequently to be
seen on the promenades. and looks fresh
and breezy on young misses-but in bad
taste on NATIONS, as do all undue affec-
tations of juvenility. Sometimes the
hal, is curled for this style, but oftener
crimped on Wins patent pins, invented
for the purpose, and which We spoke of
in former numbers of the Bordonr. is
held from falling about the face by a
piece of bright colored ribbon being
tied across the front of the head. This
has charming effect when the wearer
is in elegant dishabiiie, but is not often
INDUCED in, as at that stage my lady
has her hair in crimpers, which, when
made in gold or silver wire, look recher-
che, if not dressy.-BoGdoir.
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The U0rnsons.

. WASHINGTON. Jan. A bill was i'll
Produced into the Senate yesterday to
regulate jurors i'll Utah. 1t Furnishes by
fine and Imprisonment all persons un-
authorized by this law who shall pre-
sumc TO solemui2e n marriage; also, all
persons who cohabit with persons not
lawfully married: and the sacrament ~
the Mormon church il not $" considered;
also. all parties who aid or assist in such
ceremonies. Children of snch spiritual
marriages or 'Sealiugs are considered
heirs of the mother alone.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-The Executive
Council has been sitting for the past
three days. 1t has important business
before it.
The eleventh annual concert Of the
Irish Protestant Benevolent Society was
held last night. Darcy MCGEE deliv-
cred one of the best addresses ever
heard here. 1t was received with great
enthusiasm.
The imports for the last month are
considerably less than for December
$50
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DEING SATISFIED rp

ENG sATIsFIED Tp.
ID their patrons are prepared 10 cneorr.
enterprise which has for It's object the ~. Se a
and promotion Of the welfare OF the rSSS;,"'lSi
in this Republic, and the dcvelopmen, NC 40
ovation Of our young and promising S,s,A %
Proprietor Of the Wheeling RrGIsfrR &c IL
largel and improved this paper 10 me-. ~ "a
niands of increased circulation and -. g.
popularity, and now takes pleasure In rs.Usih:
10 the people of this State the large, NJ,
est and Most Reliable Paper in W
yirginin. We"
THE REGISTER can rojn, -
history as the surest and best inA.x .Si,. pas
course upon all questions of National -, S.N
policy. Believing that the war was snJ. i- 40,
It's legitimate purposes attainedMi;h tho -. AIs
der of tn rebel armies and the atsandor,,..,. Va,
slavery and secession hy the South ihc BE - o.
TER viii be tho uniiinching advocate of an r,S
ures that tend To promote the national ba,,'',,''
L. restore tile unity of the Government s,I-!!
extend to all sections the priceless bl,,.jS. " ',
an impartial Union and lasting p-ar, I,,II
he equally firm in its opposition 10 all rs,,;,'--
schemes that impose unjust and uuwar-s,,-
conditions upon the reunion or a Goy,rrra,y.
that was never broken. tina, guarantee ~,
ual ascendancy 10 one political party ana =,
thwart the wishes of every patriotic hear, -
leaving our country still divided, onr nso,l,
disunited, our Union unrestord Tulcn,r.
the opinion Of all men, while stcadfasily .5rss
eating its own, despising the prnsciipiyr Llsg,r,
of fanaticism while firmly adhcring 10 10 o,i
convictions of right and duty,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Indian Troubles The Prcsidcups
veto-Financial-N Nebraska nnd Col

New YORK, Jan. A special from
Washington says: Owing to Indian
troubles, the 18th infantry is ordered to
Omaha. Two regiments from the De-
partment of the Potomac, one probably
the 18th infantry, will be ordered to the
frontier.
The Presidents veto of the District
suffrage bill will be presented to Con-
gress on Monday.
The Secretary of til, Treasury's an
nual statement of sales of United States
bonds is. about ready for Congress.
Reports that over million dollars
were paid i'll December to Southern
claimants for cOntiscated cotton during
the W ar, are unfOunded.
A General who figured prominently
Mt the Cleveland Convention has chal
lenCed Democratic Senator. The
trouble is about an Office. The Senator
has not replied to the challenge.
The Senate committee Oh Territories
will probably provide for the iminc,l-
ate adnittance of Nebraska, on condi-
ton that there shall be no distinction
in the enjoyment OF political rights on
account of race or color. Thcsame con-
dition is applicable to Colorado.
The Secretary OF War, it is under
stood. assumes the responsibility of the
transfer of prisoners from the Tortugas
to Fort Delaware.
The committee on Revenue Frauds
conclude that the tax on whisky must
he increased 30 cents, or the manner OF
collecting he radically changed.
Senator Sherman expresses the opin-
ion that Congress Will not interfere
with the present currency law.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.
The Board of Trade passed a resolu-
to-day, the Boards of other cities con-
curing, 10 adopt the central system
March LIST.
FLOUR-Firm: 10 O0al2 40 for spring
extra.
S,WHEAT-A shade frmer; l9a2 80
for No. |.
CONNECTIVE: 2a2l higher: 739a79
for No. l; ~ for No. =.
-OATS-!alc higher; 2tai3.
5 PROVISIONS-Quiet.
MESS PORK-25c lower.
LIVE HOGS-Quie:: 70a6 25.
RECEIPTS-5,OU 600 bbls -four; 1000
wheat: 400 corn; 900 oats, and $4,000
hogs.
SHIPMENTs-G,5OO bbls flour, and
5000 bushels wheat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-05

Commercial and Financiai-Englan
and the United Statcs-Politicnl
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Dresses in the .CoarycGa style are be-
coming popular in the drawing room.
In this style the petticoat is really the
dress, for the bodice is joined to it, and
the dress skirt proper sinks into insig-
nificancc, often covering the back and
half the sides. The .f0TreaW waist is
correspondingly scarce" as it not only
opens en- rcrers on the front, but on the
back also. When long sleeves are worn,
they almost invariably match under the
skirt. Thus the dress is sunk, and the
petticoat prcdominatcs.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
W,suINGToN. Jan. 1.
SENATE.


SENATE.
Mr.. Morgan presented memorial
from the National Academy of Designs,
asking specific duty of one hundred
dollars on imported paintings.
Mr.. Towards resolution inquiring in
To the action of the Executive branch OF
the Government, in reference to inter
yention in French aud Mexican affairs,
was laid over.
A petition of army officers, for an IN
crease of pay, was referred to the Mill
tary committee.
The following petitions were present
ed snd referred:
For increased tariffs on imported
wool.
For reduction of duty on railroad
iron.
Bills were introduced To donate a
portion of Fort Leavenworth reserva-
ton for public road, and authorizing
the construction of bridge across the
Missouri river Mt Fort Leavenworth;
one granting presumption rights to set
tiers in Kansas.
A bill regulating the tenure OF office
was taken up, the question being on
Saulsbury's amendment To repeal the
entire contscation bill Instead of the
thirteenth section.
Mr.. johnson argued ut length in IA
yor of the pardoning power resting
solely with ths President.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Kasson. from the COMMITTEES ON
Appropriations. reported Postctice
APPROPRIATION bill. 1t appropriates So
65G. 1000 for the next fiscal year, of which
s., $4,000 is for inland transportation,
Mr.. Stevens reported fertilization
augmentation bill. Ii appropriates So0,-
600 for Fort Wayne, Michigan; slOO,V9.
for Fort Alcatros. California; and Siou0
600 for the survey of Northern and
Northwestern States.
The resolution that people ought not
TO be taxed further Mt present for n re-
ductiou of the public debt, was referred
TO the Ways and Means committee.
The resolution was adopted request
ino the Secretary of the Treasury to
give the amount of internal revenue
Collected in the first Illinois district for
each month in the past year, the
amount of penalties and amount re-
mitted ny the department, and the rea-
son for such remissions.
A resolution was adopted instrnctinS
the Committee on Ways and Means to
inquire into the expediency of discrim-
mating in tariff in favor of free grown
sugar, molasses, coffee, &C., against
slave gro Sn.
A bill furnishing by fine or imprison-
ment persons guilty OF bribery 10 secure
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AsElry's 1ripcnch,nent EesoiHtIon-
The Territorial EiIi-Thc District
Suffrage Bill

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-IhC financial
excitement i'll New York respecting the
report of the impeachment of the PrcSi-
dent produced marked sensation here.
Ashley has modified his Impeachment
resolution so as to provide for commit
tee of investigation.
Stevens and Ashley's territorial bills
will be pressed to speedy vote. The
probability is that the essential features
of both measures will be embodied III
single act.
Tie Arkansas delegation had an in
teryiew with the President, who was
unreserved in his expressions regarding
the constitutional amendment. which
he thought should not he accepted.
The Arkansas Commissioners have
been informed by leading Republicans
that Congress will NOT make exceptions
in their favor. and not depart from any
plans 10 me agreed upon iii Congress.
The Cabincr will to-day be called on
to pronounce definitely on the District
of Columbia suffrage bill. This will
place Secretary Stanton Squarcly on
record for or agains; the Presidents
DolirY,
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Ner Yo-k siora IIarkc,

NV YORK, january !.
Stocks dull gold firm at "a: cou-
pons of lSsl, 10et do. ls62, l07ialO7j ;
do. 1864, n5fa1 IS do. 1565, o63 ;
10-iGs 99!a1 90 !; 1905 l 04IaI % Ohio
certificates 2Sf; New York Central
lOli: Erie 67i Cleveland and Pittsburg
So; Toledo 23.; Rock Island I 03ia
03i Michigan Southern a2s; North
Western IS; Reading 104s Chicago &
Alton % |; Fort Wayne IS: Illinois
Central 81; Milwaukee & st. Paul
preferred 6Sa Missouri So; Tennessee
67i. -
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Buffalo Live stock Market

- 80 --- BUFFALO, Jan. 4.
Beeves in moderate demand: sales. lst
to Sd, inclusive, 554; 6 00a7 s7t for or
binary TO good, and 25as s. for extra.
Swine close dull at 6 O0a6 -; average,
l9i to 279; sales, 1st to Sd, inclusive,
4,009. Sheep, sales $40 head at 4 Boa
90: inferior, 30 each.
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Communication OF the Sentence of Fc-
MINIS

MONTREAL, Jan. At has TRANSFERRED
that by directions from England, the
sentence of condemned Fenians is COM
muted to twenty years imprisonment in
the penitentiary. Those in Swectzburg
will be brought here tomorrow ell
route for Kingston.
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The Irish Education Commissioners
have submitted to Government plan,
requiring 100000 as an addition to the
parliamentary grant, for the purpose of
establishing model schools on the de-
nominational principle.
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Yellow Feyer-"Loyai, Tcnnessecans.

New YORK. Jan. 4.-Advices from
Georgetown, Demarora, state that the
yellow fever has made sad ravages
among the troops.
A delegation of loyal Tennesseeans,
headed hy Judge North and General
Eaton, was received by the Union
League last evening.
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View York Money MARKET.

NEW fORk, Jan. 4.
Money firmer and active at per cent.
Sterling 109tal c9s..
Gold shade lower opening at 1874
and advancing to 3it, declining to
/ 33t and closing at 49,.
Governments a shade better on gold
hnplS
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Jan. 4.
Flonr sales at II 90 for western
spring. Wheat at 2 37a2 3 for No. 2
Milwaukee spring. Corn dull. Oats at
50a52 Barley at - for Ohio. Dressed
hnrs ut Lac
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To Curl sFEaTHERs.--The ribs are
scraped with bit of glass, eircularly,
in order to render them plant and
then by drawing the edge Of q blunt
kuife over the filaments they assume the
curly forms 90 much admired. @sas
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A literary gentleman, s0journing at
the Samosct House, Plymouth, last sum-
mer, called at the town bookstore for
Goldsmith's Greece. The lad in attend
ance replied, 1--WE do not Keep it: you
will find it in the watchmaker's next
door,
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Milwaukee Market,
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 4.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 4.
Flour firmer Wheat firmer at 9 Il
for No. |. Corn firm at 81 for old. Oats
SOC. Provisions dull. Receipts of
1000 bushels wheat.