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REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET,
w A r rem BELLE.
In place of the Starlight,
CHAS. HAYES, Master r. G. BARCLAY Gle

$685.. In place of the Starlight,
CHAS. HAYES, Master. 80. r. G. BARCLAY, Clerk
THE new sidewheel light draught pas
r." e senger packet WARREN BELLE.
s,EfYEss2 lin place of the steamer Starlight will
Ezsss=Ess--4 make regular trips between Shreveport
and New Orleans touching all intermediate landings,
and may besdepeuded upon during the low
SON The Warren Belle has first class accommodations,
and eyerfaeiliy will be afforded shippers. For freight
or PASSAGE apply on board. s4tf
ST. LOUIS AND RED RIVER DIRECT.
The fast running Al St. Louis and Red
isas5'-a = River packet IRON CITY, Capts5
Ahz7tf5zIS Gillian, VIM. T. Gham clerk, will leave
zSsz.ssssssS Louis direct for Shreveport and jet
ferson. on Tuesday. September II, 1867. Inc
Iron City stands Al in all the insurance Offices THIS
is a good opportunity for those who ship from St.
Louis TO get their freight through direct at less cost
than by way of, New Orleans SIT
N. ORLEANS AND RED RIVER PACKET.
rv The,NeH: Orleans and Red River packet
z4a1sassssrssS IRON CITY, Capt. John N. Gilman,
zassszzzzZsxsW T. Gillian, clerk will make regular
trips between New Orleans and Jefferson touching at
all intermediate landings for the balance OF the season
The Iron City has been thoroughly repaired and
Al in all the insurance Offices For speed and comfort
she IS unsurpassed by any packet in the trade FoF
freight or passage apply on board. 8 Y
U70LFE'S Schiedam Schnapps corrects the
w change Of water. aus 3m
NoNPAREIL WASHING MACHISEs--.at South
Ia Western Agricultural Warehouse. For sale Pr
tuf III WILDER q THOMPSON.
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BLAcE Mn FOR GovERNoR.-The Crockett Sentl-
mel Of late date has the following in relation to the
pretensians, ef I hack man candidate for Gov
..rmor. -
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WE would respectfully gre notice to the public,
w generally, that our facilities for the shipping OF
Cotton and ether Produce ard receiving and forward
ing Merchandise generally, are unsurpassed by any
House in the city, aud as ioyg es tseloTest.s,
Being near railroad as well IS sr1Fer, no nrayase
Charged on Cotton from the house e the. river.
We are agents for BIAkEAoRE, WOODBRIDGE
& co. Commission Merchants, New Orleans Liberia
al EsueeneEss made: On Cotton and al ether Produce
shiDpea to Them We are also agents for NcCom-
mack.s Self Raking Reapers. The best Reaper
made. A constant supply on hand
Our stock Of Groceries consisting of all goods IN
this line-is new and bought in the lowest markets,
and is offered cheap the cheapest
Old Tennessee Rye and old Bourbon W his
kvWe buy from the distfers. and defy competition.
In other Liquors our stocks are complete and prices
low.
Tobac Cove have bought from first hands III Viz
gina, Of the genuine VIRGINIA WEED, and cannot
! d " TASDY & MORTON
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Stock on hand .
ShreYepOrf Money Market.
New Orleans Cattle Market.

FT01H FHe VTescent.
JEFFERSON CITY, August 81, 1867.
Arrived yesterday-157 Texas beeves, and 264 sheep
Sold2G6 Texas beeves 2S2 calves and yearlings, 6;
hogs, 2G4 sheep, and mich cows.
Stock left sale-G5G Texas beeves, 233 calves anC
yearlings, SO hogs, GG1 sheep, and Al mich cows We
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pOX LIQUORS.
800 boxes Wines, Whisky Brandy and Cocktails.
40 baskets Champagne, krug and Heidseck.
30 boxes Scheidam fSchraps.
90 casks Porter and Ale, pnts and quarts.
40 boxes
90 Champagne Cider.
so - Bitters Boxer, Goula, IIostettcr, brakes
Plantation, Stoughton, Gray Jacket, Helps and East
India. Sole agents for Red jacket Btters. Curacoa
Anisette, Absnth and Peppermint. For sale by
ap24 If L. & B. JACOBS.
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Consignees of Merchandise per Steamboats,

CUIsIgTEGs OF IGTCIanUIst Oct oJEaIUCats,
w u Marep Worsho DO 5ot Friorsnn Ec6
KINGSTON Do. r ] imsk Carolina BnfT. do: Frank
Woi2 MarshaI} 10 do.1Ji Whitworth, GJeenwood !
do. Feishl Smith T. Cioodman Tyler 81 do. J D Wor-
nv Soda Fn'nt do. Rev II + Thomas Magnolia
do; Richardson, Lin Flat, ! do; Il Ro9uet, Ma
cogdocLes ! do. r I Smith Bossier. ! do: smith &
Pp1Ty FITsion tjeISs . dn. " Il Marshall Jefferson
do Me ejtp SGraTa1oT do. T Cole AGO. Cad
do, 20 do; WIN Rose, do 70 do; Rev A Watkins, Min
den, ! d. FipiskI Smith 4 Goodman TYLER, 32 do.
Frnnk Woz Msrsba 1t do Col Per9es Desoto
do N " SentelI Ec0 CoIlinsbnrr 2 do: " Fitzbugb
Carolina BInT 10 do Sheriff. J Hone, Caddo, 80 DO
Greg E l6artio.-W P Hudgins, IarshalI, Is pkgs
Rowe, Elysian Fields, . do; Bell, Marshall,
do; Stock twin. Rusk, 90 do; Z. Timmons, do 8
do; W Bruce, Marshall do; Z Bond, Carthage,
u do; G Gregg &c., Marshall. I do; Twyman No
Holt, Tyler do; C NJ Hicks Rusk' do; Mrs N J
Walker, Fort Smith, ! do Twyman Womack, M
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PARTITION SALE.

NXTOLFE'S schiedam Schnapps are recommended
w by all the medical faculty. aus I'm
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rpRDRS OF YoUTH.

NN0IFEs5 scIiiedam Sehnapps IS the purest
w LIQUOR Manufactured in the world. aus 3m
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: opTraNs AM RED RIyER PACKET.

N-ONPAREIL WASHING MACHINES-At soath-
II Western Agricultural Warehouse. For sale bg
Ill n MILDER& THOMPSON.
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TTTTOR,S SALE.

| WOLFE'S schiedam schnapps good for
/ w Cont 2r
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Died:
In this city, board the steamer Warren Belle,
the morning of the 29th ult., Mr.. THEODORE THOM-
son, engineer of the Warren Belle
-Szs=sss<- METH LODGE No. q, I. 0. 0. F.
sszezessSzM Meets every Wednesday evening at seven
'71TEv*S> O'clock, at their Hall on Texas street
Brothers in good standing invited to attend.
H. +. BECKMAN, n. G.
NJ hAuFMAN Secretary. jas ~
~ SHREVEPORT CHAPTER No. 10 R. A. M
M Meetthe second and fourth Saturday, at So clock
y P. NJ, in each month.
BY order: ]. W. JONES, N. E. H. P
CHAs. II. SpJLKER, Secretary. je2O
III CADDO LODGE No. 179, T. and A. M.-Meets
the first and third Saturdays, at O'Clock P. NJ,
+sg in each month
SAM NJ. MORRISON, W. N.
A. N. KIRK, Secretary. ie2O
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ssN BALES INDIA BAGGING-For sale by
AV Tap24 If E.& B.JAG0BS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters.


Success is the prevalent cradle = of in-l
HOSTETTERS STOMACH Buffers
made their mark in the world than up
sprang a host of limitations, and as the,
fame of the great restorative grew and
spread, the peStiferous crop of poisonous
mockeries thlekened. But the true medi-
cine has lived them down. One by one,
they have disappeared. When the bellows
of puffery, which kept alive the feeble Ere
OF their borrowed reputation, ceased to.
blow, they ceased to live, and thus they
continue to come and go. Meanwhile,
HOSTETTERS BITTERS, the great pro-
tective and remedial tonic of the age, have
progressed in popularity with each sue
ceeding year. Their success as a means Of
preventing and curing the diseases result
ing from malaria, unwholesome water,
and all unhealthy climatic influences, has
been boundless; and as a remedy for Dys-
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague.i
General Weakness and Debility, and all
complaints originating In Indigestion,
they are now admitted to be superior to
any other preparation ever advertised or
prescribed. From the home market, to
which a few years ago they were confined,
their sale has been extended into every
State in this Union, oyer the whole of
South and Central America, Mexico, the
West Indies, the Sandwich Islands. Aus.
tralia, China, and Japan. Home q nd for
eign testimony continue to show that
HOSTETTER'S BITTERSuare the most re-
markable tonic and invigorant now be-
fore the world. rsos y - l8fs4r
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replied he made it to strengthen such
weak brethren as himself.
George Stackhouse did not know
exactly what railroads and powders
had to do with a Democratic meeting
< Stinson was IN favor Of powders,
and showed that bowldering Third
and Locust Streets had caused Uncle
Joe. Elliott to make some valuable
improvements. Matters were rapidly
growing rich, even to oiliness, when
Sproule thought they had thrown
powders long enough, and moved the
previous question, and after several
counts the Chairman decided the
ayes have it, and the meeting adj
journed, but Bro. Nurre was indig-
nant. and declared very emphatically
that the Democratic party had dis
graceds ITSELF and most all present
seemed to coincide with his view of
the situation. faoI et
In this first round, the Sentinelon-
the Border, aided by Whittlesey, was
the winner. We fail to give even an
idea of the raciness of the,scene. = A
flock Of sheep chased by a wolf never
presented a. state. Of such utter de-
moralization as did the terrified De-
mocraor ON this nccasinn 10000 nlol
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EL1,1Nro THE iRrvER NEVIS

FELLINTo THE RIvER.-A news
boy, yesterday, while attempting to,
board a steamboat, near the foot Of
Walnut Street. missed his footing and
fell into the river, in deep WATER
He was rescued by a negro. 1t
was piece of irnpudeGce on part of
the negro to pull the white boy out of
the water, but it was just as beneficial
to the boy as though he had been res
cued by conservative Democrat. - =
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SoUsEl.g1Ai man. yesterday morn
ing, was amusing himself by standing
on "a gunwhale, aAoat M the river,
and rocking himself backward and
forward. A. mischieyoasT boy sudden
denly jumped on the gunwhale, and
listed it quickly, pFecipitating The,
man into the river, and treating him
to good ducking. "a Ts7aaqt tlg .
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pH A fresh lot of Dake's celebra-
ted Chicago Crackers, such as Boston,
Navy Boston. Boston Butter, Cream.
Sugar, Ginger Snaps, Cracknels and
Grated Picnic, just received at the
New York Grocery. 4fs
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FATALITY IN .VINcENNEss7We are
informed that FIVE deaths occurred in
Vineennes on Wednesday, the 10th
inst, mostly from pneumonia o This
is nearly equal to the highest weekly
mortnary liste Inv Evansville during
the last twelve mouths. dW I,qqJ
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PENMANsHp.-Twenty Ave lessons
are given at the Evansville Business
College for IS. Hours from 3 to II
A. NJ, ? to 4, and Z to 9 P. NJ.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous. Ko
Disappointment. No ridiculous tints
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the iii
Leaving 1t soft and beautiful. The GEM.
inc Is signed William n. Bachelor. A 9TH
ers are mere limitations, and should be
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
s% 9KwARE OF A COUErRRFErr
dec. Ally f.fl = u
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s% Messrs. Cell & Rheinlandeh
music dealers, Third Street. below
Cycamore, are daily in receipt of the
newest publications. dec29-dtfl
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VIM. johnson, for refusing to pay
wharfage on fatboat that has been
lying for some months at the Lamas-
CO wharf. The hearing of the case is
set for Wednesday of next week.
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Bsr IF you are in need OF aistook
of liquors, our advice would be for
you to go to Hodge; Carr 4 b, cor
nerl Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
of them for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
lang If IIdNI1lA n -
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~ COLGATE's HONEY SOAP. = This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
smand isInade from The oHoIoEsr mate
ais, is MILD and ElToLLIENT in its nature,
EAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
ENRFIoIAL in ITS action upon the. skin
or sale by druggists and fancy goods
callers. aug24 w
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Proceedings the Board OF County
COmmisf i0ners March Term, 1857.
ANNExATIonL .CAsEs.

Petition of the Common Council of the
City OF. Evansville for annexation No. 7,
situate northeastward of Eighth Street,
and southwestsgard of Tenth Street. Con-
tinued until the first day OF next June term.
Petition OF HhCommon Council of the
City of Evansville for annexation No s.
All that part of the southwest quarter of
Section 20, Township 6, sonth of range Is,
west. Continued until the first day of next
June term. las si n ttn4 p
Petition of thsSCommon Council of the
City of Evansville for Annexation No. IL.
All that part KNOWN as the .tLongworth
tract" ContiaEed until the first day of
next June terTR. 80 5laa
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R1-For the incest sugar-cured
hams in the city, go to the New York
G.ocey, ~ Main Street. q
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favor Of railroads. They might have


feated by the party that now con-
trolls the city government. There is
a tide in the affairs of citizens as of
men, and if the moment the subscrip-
ton was made, tide of immigration
would flow into the city and swell it
to $4,000 or60,000, or even 100000
inhabitants, the taxation, to accom-
plish this, would amount to nothing.
Look well to- Councilmen. ba lona
K;erolf was called and came forth
reluctantly. Speaking to public
meeting was not his forte" not my
best holt" may have got the ill-will
of Democrats during last few months.
Ifso it was all right Did everything
for the best. Some men regarded
him and his friends as rebels. He
was for building up Evansville first,
and was willing to go into a party
fight when we have a chance, but
there was~no- chance move by 300
votes, and everybody knew it. We
must have yrailrpads, but why make
party nominationstn run us down at
the heel. He would do all he could
to elect good men, apd7if they wanted
to throw his press into the river they
might do it and be damned They
might hang him on sour apple tree
if they wished, but he was as good a
man, by God, as any Of them.
Willard Carpenter. was next called
for, and made the same speech as on
Tuesday night, only rather more
prolix. Had worn himself out in the
cause of railroads; had sold goods
as far up the Wabash as Logansport;
now they did not come even from
Petersburg to buy He described
the topography and mineral resources
on the line of the Straight Line Rail
road; wallopped the City Council for
wasting money ON bowldering streets,
and paid his respects to the Wall
Street merchants; wanted the city to
subscribe 100000 for railroads, and
tax the people to pay the interest; and
3no"oo, Ny nsvtos nov e"oy ~ "ao
done; favored McAdamlzed streets,
the Nicholson, or even the Russ pave
ment1 to lbowldersl He knew more
.hort ro;lroods4ana straat ;nnrova.
III, .,.,-1
0n'o Vlau " nlo.lo =. ., 80 - az
- .t GfU'ei' " = anu niue
'i@eon'
/" nittlesey again LOOK tne MOOT, ana
offered the following as substitute;
feesGeofe 81 ~ T., sne Ds 1y 0ge l0as-
se 7 II Whit evidently thought.
he was I'm Congress I, That we deem it
at this time sinexpedient to make party
mountainous .,Ill "a 14r me several general
;ng nr;I elect;on 'sn So ~ ~ s' -, ens '.
Resolued, That we recommend to
the different wards of the city that
they run as canolldste ISSUE spch men only
lions under n r. er g,,,rsntees to the
Evansville, Henderson & Nashville
Railroad > to the Evansville, Indiana
poi1s q OleEelano ;ItralgnS- Line hoaa,
term;n; At Evansville as NAV redonnd
tothe inter asts OF. the citizens thereof.
Rssolved, That Al the meeting adjourn
10 meel~on-~I hurSoay nlght- OF next
Wv sWh;4 ;, .ber. ~ nro - - . ,on-
-, sA.f..s.L1As'.. ~ "a. : -
p r. - aasI 80 a. = !. r:. 60
= TUG plesen ls ana INC . lao' oi'y oouI
~ 49, ~" - Es1Ssr1;II5 - So a.
!, no 'no'' - vans -''' - p"i 'i00
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A DELIGHTFUL SeeIABLE.-The
Sociable of the Old School Presbyte-
rian Church, at the elegant mansion
of Mrs. Laughlin, last night, was one
.ofthe most pleasant of the season.
There was a very large attendance,
all the churches of the city being
represented. The excellent hostess,
with her good mother and accom-
phshed daughter, gave hearty vel
come to all, and we have seldom wit
messed SO much social good feeling.
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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED ODD
FELLow.-We are deeply panied to
learn that Mr.; John Caldwell, a lead
ing merchant of Vincennes, and Right
Worthy Deputy Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Independent Order
of Odd Fellows of the State Of In
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CITY NEWS.
UNION WARD MEETINGS FRIDAY
nv MARCH 0Ond WV -o-3N.

First Ward - Esquire Davidson's s,
corner Fourth and Mulberry. sNn1
Second Ward--John, s., McCorkle's
shop. az I'm aa'A - = edo.
Third Ward-Council Chamber.
Fourth w ard-Sheriff' g Office 2
Fifth. Wardr-Decker's store, Third
Street. .-r,.,.r,t,s,,, -rt.,rYuoa
Sixth Ward Philip Wassam S, Full
ton Avenue. r. -
Seventh Ward - William Kolle's,
Lamaseo. i ,.ts co,aq raof4 af .relssd
Eighth Ward = Engine house, i'm
gle Street.
Ninth Ward Capt. Klausslsb cor
ner Eighth and Main, 0HTAf
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PROGRESS ON THE VINcENNEs
BBIDGE CASE. After innrmerable
spasmodic efforts, during the past
twelve years, to build bridge across
the Wabash, at Vincennes, the con-
tract has at last been letto C. NJ Az
leha& 60. We are really in hopes
that the enterprise may prove, a
-
success - l.IE q II
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FROM BooNvTLLE. - Judge Igh-
hart and Major Blythe Hynes ar
rived from Boonville, via Newburg,
on the Morning Star, yesterday.
Nothing of interest had transpired in
the Warrick Circuit Court. The case
of the State VS.. VIM. Hedges was
transferred by change of venue to
Perry County.
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IA hundred years to come DIR. J. w. =
Poland's White Pine Compound will be
the only recognized medical preparation
in the treatment of all diseases of the
Lung affections. Thousands attest its
merits.
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REceRDEB's. CoURT-James Gains,
a colored individual, was charged
with assault and battery on the per-
sonsofIsadore Hobbs, negro wench
of twice his size. He was required to
pay a fine of 81, with SO costs, for his
ungallant conduct.
Proceedings we're in ms tituted against II
I'D eel 40 f,srs, t.s-t1.f -, "a II,
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Persons having houses OF. Lauu %
rent or sell, or persons wishing to
purchase or rent, will do well by call
ing on them at their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
Block. 10 "a "a
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diana, died at his residence in Vim
cennes on Wednesday morning, of
pneumonia, after brief illness. Mr..
Caldwell was well and favorably
known to many Of our citizens as a
gentleman of many sterling qualities,
and to the fraternity of Odd Fellows
as one of the brightest ornaments of
that Order. His funeral viii take
place at three o'clock today, attended
by the Imposing burial ritual Of the
Order il which he held so prominent
position.
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A ToUR OF OBsERvAf = The
Mayor and a portion of the City
Council, with Mr.. Cunningham. en-
gineer of the indianapolis water
works, made a voyage on the Volante
(propeller) yesterday up the river to
the point where some have imagined
that there was danger of a cutoff
being made in the river. The princi-
pal, object of the visit was to establish
a high-water mark for future refer
ence. The river was of course too
high to, determine anything in refer
ence to the probability Of, cutoff
That will be looked after when the
river falls In Sthe o meanwhile, We
again repeat that no danger Of such
an event need be apprehendeds,h We
have the assurance of men who are
-S'sa- =" Natives here, q 3f.ig
And to the manner born"
that there is no possibility of such a
result. Nature has provided against
such a contingency. But the citizens
of Evansville have cause to congratu-
late themselves that by wise provi-
sion of the Author of Nature an out
let has been provided for the accumu-
lation of waters, whereby the overflow
of the city is prevented.
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BaF Merchant Tailors new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street gj9 sh
mars IF SMITH 4 DARLING. -
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LOCAL NOTICES.

sg We want to buy 10000 bags
wet White Corn.
mch21 div BAIRD & START.
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CTTY0 CAMPATGN COMMfT

,Jatnes II, McNeely, Chairman. : K
Eirst--Albert Stein bachsanvsf e!aaa
Seeohd-aJohn s. McCorkle,, ' i's2as q y 4
Tnird4Frank Green. .ansg ,anoiIs
Feurth-Alex. Darling. DO 1oi -ln.9A
FifthrPhilip Decker. .zoeAa II
SixthTV alentine KraMerss Asf
Seventh-Wm. ,Kule, oEo,gyps
EghthAEdgarS Sharpe tsAS
Ninth-James Taylor.
Township = s. Sorenson, Clark
Cody, VIM. q. Newett.
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New REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
p. Elliott & Son have opened a Real
Estate Agency and General lntelll-
gence Office, for the sale of and rent
ing of lands, houses, i&c.. &c.
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B@~ Gentlemen, if the weather
don't suit you, call on Davidson d
Becker, Merchant Tailors, on Third
Street, between Main and Locust.
We guarantee that they will suit you.
B~Dealers in DRY GOODS, SHOES,
&C, will find bargain this morning
by calling at GRESHAM & Cos, corner
First and Vine Streets. Come and
see. 81 ggJ s'1silsN ss* 1t. a'1r,