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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28
Cincinnati Market.

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BY Telegraph.l 90 CINCTNSArI, Jan- -.
FLOUR-A shade flrmer. but o OF qaotably
higher: family &ll O9aI 30. 1851
WHEAT-Q u3et, ba 8 firm at e s. for No.
l red Winter - . for same grade Spring
CoRN-Dall at soc tor ear; shefled is held
4 S5c. h, ..,s,-..a.5 +
( CARS Firm at csc, anu IT the close hold
ers asked 69970e for No. I. q sliz4 B
Z RYE 81 IS and demand Ifmited.s---s. z
i BARLEY-Tendiug upwards; sales OF No.
7 F'alfat Y 95; holders asked g 30 at close.
TTON-Firmer and active; middltng
s Ie1z@le54e. - I
! WHISKY II nchanged. LrrFf 4
Provisions --.Firrner and generally with
out change. 10 r-s -+-a --.'
MESS P6RK--s9e O0a2f 90 for old apd new.
BULK Enthusiastically held at 6dI0e
for shoulders and sides, but we did not
near OF any Sales. - = : 80 y
BACoN-FIrm. but quiet at exc for shoul-
ders, and 1ls4c for clear sides.
HANS-Sugar-cured, at 159l6c.
LARD-In good demand; prices higher /;
sales of 70l tierces at I3c for prime city
kettle rendered, and I21zagl2sze for country.
BUTTER - Dull at 33g3Ic for fresn West
ern. fsa1 elE ~.
GHEEsE-l41ag15c for Western Reserve,
SUGAR Firm at 139l6e for New Orleans.
p COFFEE-2002515c ~ = s-i..'
MOI1AssEs- S0@aOc for new Orleans
CLOVER SEED-In good demand at l21<@
l3c per pound. ---~ .3A
: TiMofH9 Dull at e 5eS2 60: s1.1~...
FLAx-S2 Is. g - - ?
LINsBED OIL-sL 1891 20. and dun IS
MONEY The market is quiet and easy at
S91o per cent.
ExcEAesGE-Stesdy at par buying.
GOLD-14o14 "a 44Otz, buying.
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Chicago Market.

BY TeIegraph-t CHICAGO. Jan. q.
FLoUR-steady at 50 oO@lo 80 for Spring
extra. ~ =3s
WHEAT--opened dull; sales ofisSo. at
& .l092 Il; No at 81 06d2 or: closing
steady at 81 Os1z92 0ssz for No. q
ia CORN Unsettled but closed drn1er; new
at 8l@S2c and closing nrm at size sold very
quiet at eA@s412c for No. l and size for
No. 2. .aH
OATs- Closed quiet at581<c.
RYE-DuIl at 81 Sol 50 for No. l.
BARLEY-Ftrm and 2@21<c higher; q Is
az Is for No. 2; 81 80 was rejected. sFiia-
PRov1sIoNs-Firm; mess pork go cog
S26 50; prime mess $40 90.
LARD-Firm and 10 higher: lz3E9l21Zc
for Cum bertrand. SC for packed rough sides
and SC for loose green. ss - c4gesf aoaR
HOP5Steady at 101%8105<c.e7
DRESSED HoGs-Qufst and steady, and
closed arm; q 2097 304or light; IS 20@e IS
for good smooth over 200 rounds
LIVE HoGs-Dull; Sc 5o@5 20 for ship
pings-S6z 50@7 90 for prime 70 cnofce.
BEEF CArTLE-DuA a. d nominal; So n
al Is for prime beeves.& ~ -
SHEEP-Inacttve and nominal; 81 IS for
common TO choIce.
kECEIPTsrz 800 bbls. Fl our, l6 900 bushels
Wheat, 1900 bushels Corn, p 600 bushels
Oats. l,433 live Hogs, 5.2z4 dressed Hogs.
SHZPMENTS-3.ooob ols Flour, 1900 bushels
Wheat. 2,000 bushels. Corn; $500 bushels
Oats Ass ave Hogs. 6,245 dressed HOGS. z
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New York Market.
By Telegraph.i

By Telegraph. NEW YORK, Jan. q.
CoTroN- Firmer; sales OF 5000 bales at
IS14CalS1zc for mlddling uplands, the latter
FLoUR-Recefpts, 1850 bbls; market a
shade hrmer; sales of i, 100 barrels at s. IS
etS9 90 for supertne state and Western :
IS S0Gl0 70 for extra State; SO 506I2 90
Tor extra Western; $40 60g14 IS Tor white
wheat extra; SO 809l3 70 Tor round hoop
ST. Louis: SO OQgi6 90 for good to CHOICE
extra st. Louis, closing finn. California is
in fair request; sales so sacks at SI2 25d
slS 50. Rye nour quiet; sales $50 bbls. at
WHIsKY-NO ninal.
tWHEAT-Receipt pts, &c, 500 bushels; market
f l oeits sles OF oS OHsa 1e so a. e s.
Spring: 81 43 for mixed Spring; s. IS for
wnite California.
RYE Quiet.
MALT-In moderate request; sales Of 700
bushels at 81 90.
IS ,099 bushelsin port on speculation; q %
al 3 for new mixed Western af1oat; 81 %
al 800 for new white Southern, the latter
an extremes 81 269l 80 for new Western
and Southern yellow, and 81 249l . for
oATs-Recsipts 900 bushe :, and dun
and dropping; sales 2,500 bGsheIs; $50
8J5zc for Western in store.
STOCK WAREHOUSE. - Wheat l,579, 756
bushels; corn l552.9l0 bushels; oats 2,250,-
198 bushels; rye 189, $50 bushels; barley
129 3l5 bushels; malt Il ,976 bushels; peas
3,426 bushels.
RICE-Quiet: 1OllaIIc for Carolina.
CoFFEB-Quiet and firm. ta.ur
SUGAR-Quief; sales of 100 hhds. Of Cuba
at 10Gl01S.
MoLAss DnI and unchanged ga4Ef
HoP-Quiet.
PETROLEUM -Qniei at l0Ic for CT ude;
2415c for refined in bond.
PoRK-SteAdy and quiet; sales of l,450
barrels at SD 81 40 10 Tor old mess; closing
at SO g regular: p 71g21 80 for ditto; clos
Ing at S2l - regular; Sl7 259lS 81 for
prime; SIS 69l9 . for prime mess; also.
sales OF 30 barrels new mess, sellers
April. al 81 p; also. 80 barrels ditto, sell
lers' March, on private terms; also, 500
barre : old, sellers February, at $50 65.
= BEEF-Sfeady; sales OF 1850 barrels at
previous prices also, 80 tierces OF prime
mess at so.
BEEF HAMS Quiet; sales of 2l5 barrels
BACoS-Quiet: sales of 500 boxes at IIIzc
for long ribbed; l2GI2ISc for long clear;
l254e Tor snort clear; and II12c for short
ribbed.
CIT MEATs-Steady; sales of 40 pack
for hams.
Hoas-Dressed. firm at sI5a9c for West
ern; aut chiefly at St%aS56c; and 914@954
for city.
LARD-Firmer; sales of 100 barrels al
l3sI 1890; small lots at 1870.
e .8UTTER-t'irn at 3SG49c for State
EHEESE-Qufet at ll9l5c.
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e IRON AND HARDWARE--Efade IN tnIs de-
partnaent was a little Better last week, an
sales reported larger than for theecorres-
poDding season lasby year. There have been
no changes in prices Our quotations are
as follows: Tin P1ate, S14 81; Bar IRON, Ezc;
Sheet Iron, boiled, 615<9718c.; Charcoal, 9559e
l0l5e: Nails, SO o.; A1es, Mann :, SIS 00i Lip
pIncOtt's sl7 90; SimmonsIysl5 O0s>- Pig Iron.
s4s % fol best, and SIS 90 TO 81 90 for second
class per ton on the landing. Brazil Iron.
80 90. Wrought ana Cast lScrQp Iron. in
good demand at ne per pound for east,
and I15c for wrought.
DRUGS Business somewhat improved in
the drug trade last week. No changes
have occurred in prices. White Lead, 80 90
SI5 90 per one hundred pounds; Lard OIL,
No. Winter strained, 81 Is; No. 2 81 %;
Lfnsesd OIL, 81 25@1 80; COal OH, 45g46c,
and duh. Soda, Sc for English, and SC for
American; Quinine 81 2592 80 per or; IN
dEgo, Madras. 81 30 to 81 50.
PROFESSIONALISM PRODUCE.
. Hostile pork season rs now about
closed. No hogs are coming nto ma rket.
beyond supply for butchers. But little
was done in the way of packing last week.
The Ii lumber packed this season is ,511 !;
average weight 205 lbs. The dealers are
shipping freely and the prospect isFepOrt-
ed brighter. The quo ations for pork re-
main unchanged. oah sa
PEovIsIoNs.-Porki is firm, and in good
demand. Wefx our quotations as Follows
MessPOrk S2l 90. Bulk Meats. shoulders, 8
cents; clear sides 1l5kc and hams u cents.
Bacon, shoulders at SIC; clear sides at lSc;
Hams at I6 cents; Lard at 125zc, tierees,
and 1896 in kegs. Cheese we quote at l63zc
for new Western Reserve, and IKE for
Factory. Butter is in light supply at 35c
60 45c for country and Ohio III 1855 "
a. .GRA1N.-Thea receipts of wheat are
light. Prices are lower. We quote
at & 10 for prime red, and 81 20
for prime white. Corn is unchanged with
only moderate stock in market; new
is selling at $4,000 in ear, and 6O@65c
shelled. Oats, are steady; Quotations, CSC
to zoe in new burIaps. fa-5e 9Hoaac
FLoUR--Dull. at former quotations; for
good supernne 81 so 70 IS 90; Extra is OF.
fered at So oe@lO 90; Family and fancy
brands are named at SIC 0ogl2 50. from
new wheat. .EL-
CORN aIEAL-We find bat little business
doae in meal z We place the Price7of kiln
dried at 81 90 per barrel.
SEEDs-We quote as follows New Glover
S8!5os7 90; Timothy. e 75@8 90; Fax 81 IS,
with a dull market for ali kinds.
HAY-Baled can De had now at sl7 90
per ton; loose at .SlS O0914 90 per ton. ov-
BEAN Is held st s2s Oe@25 90 per ton.
FRUIr.-Ncthing is done9in fruit except
in small and local way. Green Apples,
So 90 70 s. 90 per barrel; dried, from Sc to
&c per pound. Peaches, 81 Is TO s. Is per
bnshel. No quotations for Oranges and
Lemons. J0I 1881 ftlfr A4A5-
SALTS lower. Small barrels 50 60, and
5Sc per busneI in large barrels. 49,
GUNSIEs-NeW stock are held at 24@25c.
Good quality second hand sold at 2l@22c.
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~ For os9.er. River Itsvrs sse.sevesAIPd1s.

| MEMPHIS, Jan. 2. The weatbsFis cloudy
FiVsris allins 3. Passed, steamer Belle lee.
She had been delayed by fog.
ST. LOUIS, Ian. 27.-The weather is clear
ana ,'o.d There was ttght tall OF snow
i. LoUIsYIL1lE, Jan. 27.-The river ia rising
with. seven feet i've inches in the canal
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 309o'o
h Tne weatller-was partly clear last even
ing, and the mercury was ran ging at 2so at
six o'clock. 1.-THE arrivale and depart
ures last evening were the Quickstep, TO
Cairo. and the Ada Lyon. to Green River
both with fair packet trips. ........A towboat
passed up with a large tow of barges-
We could not make ont its name...-.....l!...
A sprightly exchanges, with as much Truth
as humor, says: steamboats, that haven't
beraTity enough 70 advertise are generally
OF the old, hulk, slab-sided order keep
bad whisky, and feed sliEnly on poor grub
burn mean coal, use unrehned petroleam
for illuminating purposes; roost their
passengers on coFn-eobs seantily, MIXED
with eur shucks; starve heir a deck
hands III they, are forced TO steal eatable
freight have greasy chambermaids and
careless cooks; broken-IeggedE chairs,
cracked croclzery no spIttSons; sink with
out . warning; blow up without q, cause
blast 'em ~ We could name one or two
boats of this. character. but we won 't~- =.
Mrs ST. Clair, wife OF one OF the men vino
Perished, when the j. d. Warner was
wrecked on the bridge pier, on the Fails
at Louisville, intends TO bring suitagainst
the Bridge Company, for g. large amount,
for the loss OF her husband .. 80 =.
The st. Patrick returned from Cannelton
at IL o'clock last night, and via make
some repairs and improvements here, and
leave for Memphis on Friday .....--.A dis
patch from Capt. Throop snnonnces that
the Mayaower was detained by fog, and
will not be able tareturn to Memphis I'M
til Wednesday, at 2fP. NJ, when she win
positively leave, Shippefs WIN take no.
tice, and have good trip ready for her.
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Sc. Louis Market.

By TelegraPh-l Fr8f ST. LpUHss yan.27.
ToBAcco-Active and arm.
Corr OS-Eeld higher, with no sales on
Change
FLoUR-Neryy qni let and demand small;
lsuperfine 81 00@7 90.
WHEAT-HeId 6rm, and best qualities
higher, at & 55G2 20 fer prime to choice
red and white. lt ttie"@t
CoRN-yrry dull at 88969c. 81.
OATs-S- eady.-at- 969kcs--ana- extra
choice at z3c.
BARLEy-S2 so and upwards, with no
sales.
RYE-Unchapged. at 81 7e92 "a. - zH
. PR0vISIoNs-No sales prices non1iRaIly
unchanged.
LAR In good demand. at I21<e for
tierce, and l3Izc for keg.
REcElP rs-FIour ]. 80 SKIS, Wheat $50 SKIS,
corn 400 SKIS, oats 400 SKIS, barley Isl SKIS,
rye us SKIS.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Jan. q.
GorroN-Tn demand; good mfddIing I75<
glSc; sales 5000 bales; receipts 6, 600 bales !;
exports 1000 bales.
sUGAR-Actiye; common 91S9I0c; fair
l214@1213c: choice I3sz014c.
MoLASsES - Active; common 58@60c !;
fair 7G@75c; prime $50. &ftt u 70
FLo6RA quiet; supernne SO; double ex-
ira SO 25aI0 30.
CORN-gl 90.
OAEs-S4@65c. atfif@
LARD in request; tierces 12szc., and Eeg
BACoN-Dun; shoulders 100000, clear
RIB l214@l275c, clear sides I25zgI3c.
PoRK-S2
STERLIfG ExCHANGE-15I@l53. s
n. Y. SIGHT ExcHANGE-1zc discount.
GoLD-I39.
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LonIsYlIIe Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. Jan. q.
ToBAcco-Firm at IS I0a15 90 for Tugs to
medium.
CoTToN-l5I@@l55zc.
FLoUR-Super7u 81 5046 90.
WHEAT-S2 90
OATS-68<G6Sc
CoRN-T7tG6ec. - CO.'S ~-- 40
MESS PcRK-SN 90 for new.
LARD-i3c
BAooN-Adxanced &c; shoulders Ioe;
clear sides 12szc. @-@
Bunk MEATs-shoulders sSc; clear sides
1iNc.
Nominal.
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EurOuean Market.

BY Cable-l LoEDoS, Jan. FIJI is AN.
CoNsOLs-Steady.
BoSDs-Quiet.
LONDON, Jan. I'll 20 p. n
STOCKs-Ilinios Central and Erie un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. I'LL rs A. NJ.
CoTroN-Quiet and steady.
BREADSTUFFS-Firn.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-l:20P.M.
CoTTnN-FiTm.
LARD-Firmer; sis Sd.
PoRK-Dull.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 27-lI is AN.
BoNDS-76.
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Memphis Market. & Z

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Jan. n.
COTTON Receipts, 1853 bales; exports,
1872 bales.
FLoUR-FIrm and unchanged.
PoRK-MesS very scarce at E22@23 So
BAooE-Cfear sides, I3@i35Sc.
BULK llEArs-Shc uldens at 619c; sides
at lie.
LARD-I3t1l3
CoRN-9la95c.
OATS-At 7T.d7Sc.
HAY-S3J 00d2L 90.
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In BapkruptcV.
TVAIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that,

FHNAIS = TO GIVE NOTICE., That, on
n tine 2lst day of January, AID. 1858,
warrant in bankruptcy was Issued against
the estate OF James L. CurDick. samuel
N. Curnick, and Horace A. Hall, of
Evansville. In the County of sanderburgh,
and Stale of Indiana, who have been adj
judged bankrU pts, on their own petition ::
that the payment of any debts and deliv-
cry OF any property belonging 10 such
bank; upts to them or fort heir use, and the
transfer of any property by thenBis forbid
den BY law; that meeting Of the credit
ors OF said bankrupts, 10 prove their debts
ana TO choose one orTn ore aSsfgneeS Of their
estate. viii be held at q Court of Bankrupt
cy, TO be holden al the office of Charles H.
BuIterfield. ON Third Street, between Main
and Locust Streets, IN the city OF Evans
Vile. Indiana, within the District of In
diana, before Charles II. Rup erfield,
Register, on the 23thf day Of February,
AID. 1853, at 10 o'clock Am.
BEN. J. SPOONER.
y. : Marshal. District Of Tndianass i
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N0NElA RI & CONSl aCIAL

To COUNTRY MERCHANTs.-We direct the
attention especially Of country merchants
TO the superior facilities of The JoURNAL
Com paIly for printing Fame. Fosters and
all kinds Of mercantile WORK. viz. Bill
Heads, Cards, CireuIars, &c Orders for
work can be sent through any Of The
Eva nhyilIe merchants. -
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wEEKLY REVIEW.

FINAEcIAL.-We have y no material
change 10 nete IN the money market. The
call for loans is quite equal to the, means
OF supply, and rates in Bank remain firm
at from 10 to Y per cent.
Exchange on New York in good request
Buying rate par; selling lilo premium.
Gold opened with strong upvard ten
deney at 1905, closing at l4l9S. f
Government bonds are active and high
er: We quote: aI
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XW York Gold and Stock Market.

By Telegraph,l - NEW YORK JAN y. A
\. i C5oLD-Lower; opening at l4Osz ;closing at
Go5ivERnSs. Eesrs---Active; 3sa74e higher;
coupons OF ~, l1lsz III do. 62. IlI15GIIl54;
DO 164, I9e2z = iQetE; DO. Is, lI05x9ll65z; do
new, IOs1zSl0s3z: DO. q, fOs54es 1887 !;
I0-4as, I0414er 0433z; z-30s. los7f9lOS1z.
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New York Dr.. Goods Marker.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Jan. q.
DRY GooDs-The light snow storm helps
!, to render rsde dun to-day, meantime che
marz ct i firm Tor all staple cottoDs; yet
the changes are few,
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The following quotations. are from the
ONCE OF WI. Bowr1| q. Co., Bankers, No.
Firsxstreet -
BAEKABLE FUNDS. ..--. -..a
u. =. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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Being the pure juice of the grape. pro-
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II Is in every respect .tlsn 4
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-20
AUDACTFY.
A Daring Highway Robbery in
broad DasAieai.

Jerry Hall, q young ms about
eighteen yeaTs old, hsiiIng from Jack
support, Ark, gsss robbed yesterday
evening Of S2i, in tie heart Of tne city,
and at the TnUzzle % q pistol, intbe JACK
Shepherd style.
His story oIthe III ia Is "a follows: he
came round on ths steamer Commercial
With some little "piunde-" fos sale,
which he readily disposed of, and in
vested q part OF the proceeds IN goods
having some tWenty-one dollars left after
making bis purchases. AbSa5 aoOn yes
terday be went down 70 the steamer, de-
termined 10 stay round untu the boat
went cut. While waiting shout the
cabin be became ~scqusinted with a youth
about his " age, who represented that
BE was also going round on the boat to
J2cksonport. ThHs announcement made
the two very friendly. The stranger
s0On told Hall that he had puT-
chased some cigars up town 70
carry around on speculation, q pro-
passed to him TO 60 after them with him.
Hall readily Ggreed. and accompanied
him to en- unoccupied house ID the neigh
bOThoCd Of Gayoso and Second. Here
the stranger said the cigars we're uDjn
the third story, and Hall suspeeting
nothing went with him. Arrived at the
head Of the stairs the stranger opened .
door and invited Hall 10, sud as soon rs
he entered drew q pistol on him, and
ordered him TO turn over his ~vaiuabies to
him. Poor Hail was dumbfounded, but
complied. As soon is he had turned his
pockets wrong side out the stranger
ordered him TO "git 80 and he "g0t,n
leaving the stranger master Of the sitna-
ton.
On making complaint TO the Second
District ststiOu-house, the police were
put on the track Ct the TObbsr, but with
little hopes Of catching him. This IS de-
citedly the coolies. operation Of the sea
son, and is quite startling. Il Is no
pleasant thought togo to bed on, to know
that the city is infested a0ith a large gang
Of just such desperate vilaias rs ihis
01e,w who did poor Arkansas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-20

A SAFE INSTITUTION. Next 10 not
heinz insured AZ all is being ius1Ted in =
company that IA not known 70 be doing
business on a firm basis, and ahle 70 pay
any liabilities that 10 may Incur An
insurer cannot DO TOO Guarded in ohoOs-
ing the company in Eaica he i0suTss =
among the numbeTies5 aspirants Tor pnb-
lie patronage no must make 2 careful
choice. Without ~dstTaetinE from the
merits or the value OF Othsrs, we would
recommend 10 those who are about
making this choice the OH reliable ETs5A
COMPANY OF Hartford. &T.
II. A. LittletOn is its agent in this city,
at No. - Madison strest, snd a eievsTer
gentleman or better agent 1t would 5s
hard to ind.
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Important 10 snsuranee G0m-
panfes.

We publish for the benefit OF the many
insurance companies sad agents OF our
city b following. which recently be-
came a law Of the State
An act 70 compel Insurance. companies. banks,
&c, 70 pay me tax due the state into the
TreGsurer's office.
SECTION l.. Be Z enacted IN the Gene
raj Assembly Of the STATE or Tennessee,
That It shall be the duty Of Insurance
companies, ban , etc, 70 pay directly
into the Treasury of the State the State
taxes arising from Insurance companies,
banks, etc upon the warrant Of the
Comptroller.
Sec. .. Be e further enacted. That all
laws and parts Of laws in conflict with
the provisi0u8 OF this act be, aud the
same are hereby repealed; and that this
act shall take effect from ana after its
passage.
Passed, November 80. 1855.
F.S. RICHARDS.
Speaker of House OF Re~-yeseutsttyss.
ID W SESTER,
Speaker OF the senate.
I certify that the foregoing Is g true
copy Of the original now on file 10 my
ONCE. Al. FLETCHER,
Secretary OF State.
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livestock Of Hosiery and fancy
goods for Fhe HOLIDAYS nov be-
ing opened aHd marked eff for
sale by W ellis G Coll must elicit
the admiration Of every lady en-
inspec ian. If Ladies' cGHu,st get
waited On g1 ihia department as
expedtIiausiy as they VyOuiG de-
sire. We hope tn Z may ascrihs
IL t0 the established popularity
of the house rather imam 80 any
inaIteatsOn OEs the part Of cdr
selves or Ssr employees. Wells
al Cell. 23z Main sEre8t.
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AMI,

z up tns We. MCGEE. 80;
: The uaFenaitGiHg attention ia
the Selection aHG purchase Of
Dress Coed Materials has
had 'he - sired effecT. The eff
iaEIs Of Il sai~sMen Ia haI de-
piarsEaSls are taken fo fhesr at
ESsJ. and we Have fauaa a. NJ
oessaFS ts tag an q stGcA Of Dress
Gsods which for So lie, variety
and good VaEgEe cannot DC ex-
Criiasi OBJ tsais cen 4nemt. Wells
- Coli, 26g ssaEu street.
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THE Spectator, The Speetator.

OLD CLOTHING MADE NBw.-ThOs.
Il. Hunt & Co, No. 246 Second street,
are prepared to do all kinds Of cleaning,
diving and securing. They viii make
nId clothes look ssgOOd IS bran e and
that at q cost which, compared with new
ones. is almost nothing. BY q new pro-
cess the original luster 6Dd snaps OF the
garment is preserved in al astonishing
/ msnusr, Gentlemen VII consult econ
omy by sending Hunt q Co. their OLD
garments. ~