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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
VIIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

THIS Is TO GIVE NUTlCE-That on the
Il day Of November, A. .. 1861 Warrant IN Bankruptcy
issued against the Estate Of MALOR FROST Of New York
CIV In New-York Of NewYork who has
Teen audg,d Bankrupt that the payment any
Debts delivery Of Property belonging sneh Bankrupt 70 m
for bis AID the transfer Of properly BY him, are forbidden
Law; meeting q the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt TO Prove
their debts 90 choose hgers Of his estate will be
held a Cou Bsukupcy holden No. 30 Pinestreet
before Pitch q Register the second day OF December A. D.
1861 All wev m-Not. ~ 1901
X MURRAY, L. :. Marshal, a. Messenger
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

II n the DISTRICT CODhb OF TIC ONllbD
i gTtTRs for The SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of kkWl0Rk--lS
BAsEErPTCY-In the matter Of FRANCIS g. sALIONSIAl.L
undersigned hereby notice Of his appointment
Assignee Of the estate FRANCIS O. sALTONSTAL OF the CITY OF
HsYo In he County said District and who was on
e ninth day Of September D. 1861 audged bankrupt upon BIS
x nelton Court Of said DstrctDAod At the Cv
O' o"-io'A' VI" ' ~ JOHN TODD, Assignee,
.aot.waww No 202 Broadway City OF kes.ioTf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATS Tor the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of hEN1okh---In
an. Mater Of SATIIAEIAL w. BUTTS BsnkrpS BASrrTci
gouhra District Of HewYork AZ The Ciy u hewi 9s I'm
dav az October A d.. l86l.-TO WHOM n MAY COhChhN'
The hereby notice Of hs appointment as Asshee
OF NATHANIEL w BUkTIS, Of Brooklyn In the County 81 Mugs
aud stse Of Ne York who s business for sT month"; neri
preceding the fling Of petition IN the City Of
within District has been audgei bankrupt upon MS oAn
~ JSO SEDGwICK. AoiTnee
an IaUoVWa No. Broadway SeN-loTk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

IN the DISTRICT UUUHI OF TIC LNIi ID
1 STATES fs the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEwYORKn the
matter Of WILLIAM T. TOWNSEND BllEnPt S BaNKAurJcI-
Jlefre sb r. Williams Register TO WHOM TT MAY COhcEhh
The NM er,ned hereby notice Of bis appointment A. Asn Of
WILLIAM T. TOWNSEND Of the City and CouaJ and state Of He-
YoTl within said who has been dudgi bankrupt upon a
own peuon District Court Of SAID ID a. he"lViA
81 dy Of October, A. d. luoL ALBEIT Shi H. AEes
No lag 3NN. No ~ fuAoh's|s Wv lo.A-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
L STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of ERWfORK.-IS
BASKuPTcIIn the matter Of NATHANIEL H. BURRlll Banf
undersigned hereby gives notice OF hs appointment a As
,ene OF EstAie Of NATHANIEL H. BIkhlLL OF ihe cry OF
HewYok the County Of hesiork IN sad District ana Nho NAs
day August A. d. 1901 audged Bankrp npon
bs petition by the Distinct Court OF said Dret-DAIed Tue
'"' " Wv 49, JOHN TODD, Assignee,
~ No IlroadwaF. CITY 81 New l0fk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
i STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of EkW lOkh-iS
JOfSEPH ANTHONY BankruptIe
yes n his appointment Assignee 81 the
e,ss of osepl huony the County New
YsE 10 said District who the wenh day Of september d.
1857 Adiudgd bankrupt upon peuon by the District Court
Of lltct a. 2ath day Of October
A ID IsGT JOHN TODD, No. 2O2 BroAdNAy,
"a isV3vW City Of New.York.
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90 law3ww

IN BANKRUPTCY.-Sout District OF
NeuYo as AZ the CITY Of Newiork the hrtietb day o. Sep
tember A. d. 1861 The underlned hereby gives noee oil us
ort.pt as Assignee GEORGE L. SCHUYLER OF the Town Of
Esnb In The County ofWesehee and State Of New oIt who
has bs udged Banknp, bis petition BY the district Court
OF said district JOHN sBDGWlCK. Assignee &c eD lAHSsn
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gttturss anS Mtriings.

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Holm G.. SAKE win deliver the first LIZ
- TIRE Of the course delivered under sse aapes N
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lea . qh srd Feur,hsts Morrsanis on FkiDAi h'A~
ING Nov IS Subject Poetry sud Poets -----z----s
T'HE REV. NEWMAN HALL OF London dom. VIA =
denver LECTURE on Aissoa ~, work sn0 ~ n ososk
Tcksts Is cents reserved seats 50 esssA AZ 49, Rna,.
and Gay MISSION hoo'hss
FERNANDO WOOD
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"A RSOTUTE SALE OF SUPERB PLATED
y WhRY OF THB LATEST ARTISTIC DESIGNS AND MOST p
r,A,pvE WORKMANSHIP, RECEIVED DIRECT FROM Iiib
TED HOUSE or CHARILS GHRlSTOIiR Co PAkS
d on FRIDAY. NOV. IS
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! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
4 rsneement-Chsuge Of Tlne-Leive Jsmessip. m, Aa
train Grecapor. aud al Wsya connecting al Mneoa Win
trains for len Cove Henprcsl II Sosies plitelger TAM
and al way p ETpress train ~ lphaaL ard "f l'ei
Iod Saturdays only soei and Giel Cove passenger I-
and n. vaysatona M Fnrile al Hampstead Psselsei
trsi1 and fir North ishp SATURDAYS only
ulter Point a. e9 m arrives a.
Hunters Point At $50 p IN. 10 tskr elect Nov l1
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Sttantuats. anS 9ailtuaOs.

NOR GLEN COVE--Landing at Whtestone,
BavIes Dock Heet. Sands Point GLEN COVE Mon
On and aher MONDAY Nov H. me
elegant ana steamboat ARROWSMlH Charles Post MISTER wal
leave eeG SlV Daily, Sundays excepted, AsS c"eA
the 40 ana ri
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NOR CALIF0RNIA VA PANAMA..
Commanding ~ 1G' hEFbs So AT S1F G4IEERgs

II The Pacific Mail steamship ComPSnys steamer RISING SIAk
-vii ssil on THURSDAY Nov. q. at ~ o'clock noon -
Freight from FRIDAY, l5A, H. I'll "EDNESDAt'H
- 40
Se,t, p,ye- s,,,t IN Css.lst WELLS FARGO 4 Co,
Sole Freght Agents y. H. g. 3 Go.
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NOR 6T.. THOMAS and RRAZIL

Il UNITED STATES BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COhPAhi.
Regular Mail Stsamen sailing The I'D q every month;
SOUTH AMERICA Capt X. j. TiNKI KPAUGH November II
GUIDING STAR Capt CE0. Is. SLOCgn, December -
NORTH AMERICA, Capt IA 2. TgsEEAMkS JEnnsry73,
Ibe esegni slcadsrs sail nedue S. ThomAa
Pam Pernaeueo Bahia JaBso gong aud returning FOR
- -
GARRISON & ALLks Agent 10 Boul,,,.sv.er E.r.Yorf
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Oct 81.
Early yesterday morning title son Of D..
S. Lovejoy discovered burglars effecting an
entrance into neighbours house through q
back window. He gave the alarm to his fa-
th who fred five shots al the men, three in
number, wounding one severely. The police
we're attracted and all the burglars were ar
rested, proving to be desperadoes we'll known
at headquarters. The scene Of operations
was 46 South Peoria street, occupied by Mr..
Wiswold.
The drouth is over in Chicago. Rain com.
menced falling early this morning. The
weather is SO warm, and the rain SO summer
like, that itfeqa;rss no serious stretch oi
imagination to consider the morning one from
the middle of July rather than from the lat>
ter part of October.
A can Of kerosene exploded in the bands
of woman named Reardan, at 252, East
Kinz,e street. who was pouring the oil upon
the FIRE as kindling. The woman's clothing
vas set on 6re, and she vas 90 fearfuliy
burned that she died Of her injuries two hours
afterwards.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Oct. p.
A Times special says: A letter received
here from Hon. Jas. +. Wilson of Iowa,
Chairman of the Sub>Judiciary Committee,
states that he expressed no opinion regard
ing the impeachment of the President out,
side of the Committee room and that no one
has any authority from him to promise that
he will vote either for or against reporting
articles of impeachment. This statement
sets ut rest many unfounded rumors which
have been published, 10 the effect that Mr.
Wilson had announced a change of opinion
on this subject. The same remark applies TO
Judge Churchil's s position in this natter
The intimate friends of the President as
sert that he denies the correctness Of the re.
marks attributed to him by his Boston organ,
TO wit That he would forcibly resist Con
gress in case the latter passed an act sus-
pending him from office before trial.
! The New ! ork " orldls ST. Johns special
says: A terrific gale occurred on the Labra-
dor coast on the 10th inst, and, SO far as
heard from, some thirty vessels have been to-
tally wrecked; also an immense lot of property
and forty lives lost The wharfbo and
fish oil steamers are leaving St. Johns With
relief for the sufferers, there being over one
thousand people left destitute.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
The store of Meyer Lopez, wholesale
jewelers. on Main street, was robbed last night
of about $l5 900 worth Of goods, comprising
three dozen silver and FIVE dozen gold wa,ch-
es, diamong rings. pins. etc. The burglars
scaled the roof O. the buliiug, four OIL IS
high, broke through the sky-light, and low
cred themselves to the lower floor by rope
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New York, Oct 81.
The Herads Washington special says
MAJOR Gen. Pleasanton has rendered his re-
signation, which has been accepted, TO take
effect on the first OF January next.
All Of the authorities Of the Treasury De-
part,nent deny the truth Of the report which
appeared few days ago, that the Depart.
ment had information showing the amount oil
counterfeit government I 80 bonds put in cir
culaton to be $1,000. 600.
Reports from Richmond to-day state tha,
much excitement exists on the subject of the
approaching election there, that the prospec,
OF the conservative ticket seems to have ma
terially improved within the last "a hours
and that the Radicals only claim 500 ma.
jority.
The Worlfs Washington special SAYS: !
learn from an official source to day that the
trial of JEFF. Davis will certainly take place
at the November term OF the U. s. Court,
which meets at Richmond. Chief Justice
Chase will endeavor to preside; but if the
term of the Supreme Court interferes, the
counsel on both sides have agreed to argue
certain legal points which win be raised be.
fore Judge Underwood, and if possible,
though good lawyers say this cannot be done,
carry them up by writ of error to the q. S.
Supreme Court.
Gen. Grant has ordered the trial of Capt.
Morris Schoff, of the army, for the murder Of
Fred. B. Schepard, in Mobile, Ala Schep>
ard was shot by Schoff while under arrest for
sending challenge to him.
It is understood that j. +. Risiey, of Indi-
ana, is about TO be appointed to the vacant
deputy revenue commissonship. He will re.
main in the department here, and not go on
the New ork revenue board.
CHICAGO, Oct. 81.
The Times Washington special says: Gen.
Candy has notified Gen. Grant that he has
completed arrangements for the coming elec
tions in North and South Carolina. The
elections will take place the second week il
November
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

PARIS, Oct. 2l.-It is rumored to .day that
the leading European powers will unite with
France in 9 joint intervention for the settle>
ment Of the Roman question, and the pres>
ervation of peace.
The French Cabinet has addressed circu.
lar note to its representatives in Foreign
Courts soemnly pledging France to enforce
tie stipulations of the treaty of September.
The sxcitspent and anxisty created hy the
rumors continually arising here arc very great
and rentes are facsnating.
MARsEILLEs, Oct. 2l.-Accounts received
from the Island of Gambia announce the ar
rival of the Turkish Grand Viceroy and 9th.
er members of the Commission. In an i'm
quiry the Grand Viceroy had with deputa>
tation of the Cretan insurgents at Carean. in
the presence Of all the Consuls of all the
Foreign powers, the members of the deputa-
ton insisted upon the union of the Island
with Greece.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Important official dis.
patches are just received from Paris in rela>
ton to affairs in Italy. The Italian govern
ment positively pledges herself to enforce the
stipulations of the September treaty. The
Paris Pdtrie says the French troops were 80
stationed they could have marched across the
Alps at moments notice. This decided
step of the Italian government is accepted at
Paris as rendering French Intervention un.
necessary, and the French expedition has
been abandoned. The insurgents, in conse-
quence OF this unlocked for attitude of King
Victor, have evacuated the Ponti6cial terri>
tory.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 21.-The treaty with
the United States for the sale of the Russian
possessions in North America, has been rati-
fed by the Russian Government .5sssg
FLORENCE, Oct. 21.-The reports that Gar.
ibaldi has disappeared from Caprera are re-
iterated, and seem to need contradiction.
Retazzi has resigned the head of the Cabi.
net. He will be succeeded by Gen. Mena-
brazon.
A band of insurgents still remain in Papal
territory, and the evacuation is not as COM
plete as 1t was previously reported.
Paris, Oct. 21.-No answer has ret been
returned by the King of Italy to the ultima
tum Of Emperor Napoleon
BERLIN, Oct. 2l.-The North German
Parliament passed the federal military service
bill.
The new postal treaty between the North
German Confederation and the United States
was signed to-day. The North German Par.
lament have adopted domestic postal law.
to operate every where within the borders
of the Confederation. The bill contains
clause declaring private letters invioIate,
LoSDoS, Oct. y, Evening,-Accounts of
affairs in the States of the Church continue
conflicting. kilograms from Florence repre-.
sent Menotti Garibaldi not only maintains
his position in Roman territory, but that his
command has been reinforced and is hourly
growing larger. On the other hand. dis,
patches originating IN Rome fatty contradict
this statement. and assert that Aenotti with
his followers, have fled from the Papal do
mans, and had abandoned the attempt on
Rome. st
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

:
CINCINNATI, Oct. 81.
The Enquirer to morrow morning will pre-
sent the name of George II. Pendleton as
the choice of the Democracy Of Ohio and the
Northwest for next President of the United
States. The Enquirer enjoyed great celebrity
as the leading organ Of Douglas in 1860.
BosroS, Oct 81.
]. T. Stevenson, formerly merchant, and
recently in the employ Of the Congressional
Committee in session in this city, on the sub
ject of the treatment Of Union prisoners,
committed suicide this morning by hanging.
WAsHlNGros, Oct. 81.
The Baltimore Synod told School Presby-
terian), 1t its meeting to day in Georgetown,
passed a resolution directing the attention OF
the Union Committee to resolutions Of vari :
GUS Presbyterisns, in the hope that they may
80 act as to lead to union of the Old and
New Schools, not merely in form, bnt in feel
ing, aud make the reunion Of the Church in.
decd one body in doctrine, spirit, truth, and
love.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

New ORLEANS, Oct. q.
Special order No. l6s declares Of the total
vote of the State Of Louisiana election on
the question of Convention, that 1880
were Tor . Convention, 4, 600 against it and
S5 blaak.. A majority of the whole number
regsteted having voted, and a majority of
the votes cast being for Convention. the
delegates elected are notified to assemble in
Convention at Mechanics Hall. in New Or.
leans, on November 2sd. The order ia
signed by General Mower
The mortality reports give the number of
yellow fever interments, for the twenty -four
hours ending yesterday morning, at 81, and
for the same length Of time ending this morn.
ing 81. The weather is again oppressively
warm and the epidemic consequently is not
decreasing.
A ship load OF emgrants which arrived
here from Europe, was not permitted to
i2na' owiug to the prevailing epidemic The
ship was ordered below the city until her
passengers can be taken on board a steamer
and conveyed North without landing here.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw York, Oct. 2l.
Ihos. Mullan, who was released from the
penitentiary last Saturday, where he b as been
lncatcerated on y charge of attempting TO kill
Thos. Manning, cut his wife's throat this
morning and then cut his own. Both of the
bodies we're taken to the station house in
Williamsburg.
Three hundred and fifty thousand dollars
worth of corporation land was sold at auc-
ton to day.
VIM, Davis, q burglar, was sentenced to
States Prison for Eve years to day.
Generals Sheridan and Clinton B. Fisk. ara
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. NF
Five hundred dollars Of the riot fund has
been paid to the widow of officer McChesnev.
who was murdered Saturday, and she will draw
S80O per snnum from the police fund. The
funeral takes place to morrow, attended by
large detachment Of police.
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n. s...s.so.s... \ a &. !1rt: r;,ss O. :ss;.. =;
~ o6iss - ,hs asisanAsy " Basoa Hulstein,
|of ~ Psnasian Leea6oa,s With tho swifs Of
Chm. os1nss, ~ lnassf psSsursd Ais withs
dnuAl from WAshinGt0n, the result of the af.
fair being unkAln. N1mnsr has gone 70 Eu-
rope and the Sumner establishment at Wash
|IPssda shut up. i -Not6ing srninaI y al
fhs HA,fsss Washsss.on special s.,s
Mr.. Ewing Of Ohio, brother in Law Of Gin.
Sherman, shn has the hest show for the Wal
Department, and viii probably recsive the
appointment, With Gen. Sherman % IN Id
visee ii IL hesidAnt's interests.
@@fhS f5Sf5 Washington special says The
Judiciary Committee sFe pfogrsssings dowly
with the Maryland Investigation. There il
difficulty in obtaining Witnesses.
Gen. Pile, member of Congress from the
st. Louis district, is here looking after the
rsvannA matters IN has district. Theirs wifi
be change among the officers there very
soon.
The Reyepne Bureau will this week re-
quifs I'll ne distiileries to annex The Tice
isdalm.l;s. fsn Republican sources in
Virginia is 70 the effect that at the election
to morrow this party ia favor of Convention
will probably be defeated.
Advices from North Carolina say it seems
probable that the object for which the Con-
yention met will be defeated BY the different
factions. The mass Of the psopls take very
little interest in the existing strife, and are
giving themselves to ihs cultivation Of their
crops.
kB WAsHrSGros, Oct. q.
Gen. Skinner, First Assistant Postmaster r
General, is not yet considered ont Of danger, r,
although much improved.
Two hundred and forty patents were
issued from the Patent Office for the week
ending the 18Th. z <-SeN' =
A full statement Of the work done by the
printing division Of the Treasury Departme at
has been furnished to the Retrenchment Com.
mlttee BY Superintendent Clark.
The Treasury Department to>day received
q letter froom Brooklyn, containing check
on the Long Island bank for $767.
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FROM EUROPE.
NEw YoRK. Oct. q,

NEw York, Oct. 81,
The Herald special, dated Florence, Oct
lath, p. m., says: The situation Of Italy to-
wards Rome is still embarrassing and criti-
cal. The. Italian troops on duty on the irons
tier line have been re inforced, and the off,
GERS acting under the King are making in>
creased efforts for the satisfactory discharge
Of their Instructions. All Italy is excited in
. remarkable manner at the defeat of the
French Intervention, and it is reported from
Paris that actual war preparations are being
carried on at Toulon.
keposts have been received in this city
from home. dated Friday evening, which
state that fierce battle took place between
the revolutionary invaders and the Papal
troops the previous afternoon, in which the
soldiers Of the Pope took the town Of Ne.
rali, the Garibaidian force sustaining heavy
loss,
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----------------
FROM DUBUQUE.

DuBrorE, Oct. q.
The Missippi ferry recently owned by VIM.
Merry. CT this city, he's recently been sold to
the Illinois Central Railroad Company, who
will hereafter operate it. The grain blockade
was caused by Mr.. Merry's order several
days ago, that the ferry must convey no more
grain across the river, as shippers could send
it TO but ons Chicago elevator, and that on
the South Side, which was resulting disas,
trously to the grain trade in towns west Of
this city. Wheat has sold in WaverlY since
then for 81 per bushel. with little demand:
but Is the Central Road is now sending rrain
forward again, the blockade may be eoasid.
cred broke.
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Nrv Yonr Oct Of

New YoRK, Oct. Fl.
A Nashville special to the cypress says
The Legislature will act fayorably upon the
rscpnn0dstinn0f Coy. Reouslox for REIN.
bu.sement Of loyal citizens for losses sus.
tanned during the war,
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Latest News From : Washiaytea.

T r
Latest News From Washingtoa.
tnuine = 0Ais - b VA 1GiAistsS
lffngsnsah iof u Elsctiaa ii Naih md
DguiA cafollna Completed.
Hon. }. T. Tilson Denies Hagisg Ezpresssd
a. Opinios on Impeachment.
Terrffc Gale on the Labrador Coast.
THRIFT VESSELS WRECKED AND
FORTY LIVES LOST.
Heavy Robbery in st. Louie.
SITUATION IN ITALY STILL CRITICAL
murder ana su,sias In New York.
SCHOONER sUNK-l5 LIVES LOST.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Joint Intervention for The Settlement of the
Roman Question.
NJ
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Jeint Ilderpention for The Settlement of til
Romdn Question.
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Pontifical Territory Evacuated.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14ss
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MARRIED..

kBLLhf--4AhHAkD-Att the Bap let Church In
Harmingtop, sunday night, Oes. 90,h 1867 BY Hey
P.1nsksep, Ne. A. O KxLI2Y 70 Miss DoHssHT MAJ
kAhD. Ail II farmineton.
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r. W GATES, Presidsnt.
Manufacture Portable
and stationary
Steam Engines and
Boilers,
sugar Canc Willis,
EvaporasoF1,
Rock Breakers,
stamp Wills,
Mining Machinery,
Cards Patent Brick
Machines.
Lathes Palmer, Drills,
screw Cutters, Hay and
Cotton Presses, - .
Saw Mills, Flour Mills,
Mill Furnishing,
OFFICE 48 CANAL ST.,
CHICAGO.
SEND T02 CIRCULARS
rHos. cHAnsas, supt. RMps GAras. Sec. b Treas.
D. X PRAssR, Asst. { WI. CaAss, Gen Agt ny
and Draughnman. Mabbs Bro. Agents LAks
ectls dan Superior.
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
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Vencili Jones Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co.....-cor Second h Main streets
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CROCKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey Le Faiyre-....M Main strect-bst 5th 4 9th.
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Howe Tyler................., ....59 Main street.
Duncan, karle a Co........140 l. l42 Main street.
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Americas watches.

BOOTS = 92OES-WHOLES SALE.
Hambieton Huiskamp ..s3 Main street.
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SCHOONER sUNK-l5 LIVES LOST.
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Writing Dssks-Yapiss llaehe, Iaiaia,
8 g GBridgss.....,............H No : Hstss House.
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