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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03
.1 TELEGRApFE.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

Washington Matters treasury State
ment-General Sherman Coming
West.
NEW YORK, February 1.-The Tri-
bUge's Washington special has the
following relative to the same subject:
All negotiations for a settlement of
the Alabama claims, having been
closed by correspondence between our
Government and Great Britain, the
matter stands as though nothing had
been done by either government,
tending to an adjustment, there is
authority for saying that these claims
will at once be pushed to a fnality,
with vigor, and that the Government
will demand immediate reparation for
the wrongs suffered by our citizens, at
the hands of of the Alabama. There
were other vessels fitted out in Eng
land. under like circumstances, dur
ing the rebellion.
The Iribune's Washington special
says the monthly exhibit of the pub
lie debt will not he issued before
February 9th, owing to the large
drafts from the various departments
and small receipts from customs, and
the payment during the month of
about $50, 900 900 interest on the five
twenties and 81 bonds. On the first of
January the Treasury held $108,-
100000. On the first of February
there will be about $80,0000,000. +
the next two or three months the
prospect will be better, as there will
be little demand for gold; and by a
resolution of Congress, the immense
claims for damages by the border
States have all been stopped.
Gen. Sherman will leave for the
West on Monday. He is going from
here to Cincinnati, where he will re-
main few days; and thence to St.
Louis
The receipts for internal revenue
for the last month were $14, 91S, S47
1t was expected to raise $15, 600, 600
The receipts to-day reached $3.50, 541
The ITibWRe'S Washington special
says The statement furnished
through the Associated Press, that
the interests during the past year as
compared with the previous year had
decreased nearly thirty millions, and
the other statements connected there
to are all false and malicious. The
Secretary of the Treasury knows
nothing whatever Of the statement,
although it was represented as coming
from him.
The HerGldS Montreal special says
the anti-confederat repeal move
ment in Nova Scotia causes some sen
sation here. 1t is believed that the
government has made overtures to
the Hon. james Howe, to induce him
to renounce his opposition to the new
order of things, but they failed, Mr.
Howe remaining faithful to the inter
ests Of his province.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03
CARPENTER, WHITE L BAKER,
WHOLESALE
Dry Goods and Notions,

e2 and "a First Street,
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Secretary Seward demonstrates.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-Secre-
tary Stewards remonstranee to the
Senate against the abolition of Secre-
tary's Agents, states that such action
will greatly embarrass foreign affairs,
and would initiate against successful
negotiations in important public mat
tiers; some important treaties having
been concluded by special agents, til
ecu dn't easily have been negotia I'd
by other public officers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03

Washington Matters treasury State
ment-General Sherman Coming
Mast
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03

-dred or nine dollars thousand. The
Cincinnati G0mn1erciat came in at
noon, with the proposition TO furnish
1T. at five dollars a thousand. The
next morning, the journals price
was five dollars instead of nine. As,
of course, the Journal must lose heav-
lily by the fall, as the first price was
supposed to be fair one, our sympa-
thy was about being excited when
the notice was quietly taken out.
THE GAS QUESTION.
The gas que, ton has been the
source of considerable local excite
ment for fortnight. The Gas for the
city costs SO % a thousand feet, and
amounts to some s35, 00U a year In
order TO cnrtaiI expenses, a PROPOSE
ton to cut off the gas at midnight
passed the Council at the last meet
ing by majority of one. A good deal
of warmth is shown in the discussion
of the question, and whether it will
prove satisfactory as at present ar
ranged, we have yet to see. L. b.
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The speech of Governor Morton in
the Senate is the general theme of
conversation here. OF course it-does
not surprise the people of this State,
who know him so yell, that he should
so suddenly place himself In thefront
rank of national statesmen. Itnow
seems very much: as though this
speech would be the foundation stone
of the coming campaign, as his Ma
sonic Hall speech in 1866 was the key
note for the contest of that year
There are many things, by the way,
in that speech which are just as appli-
cable to the present situation as they
were, when uttered to that one. Note
particularly his counsel to young
men, and the terrible-because truth
ful-indlctment of the Democratic
party. La this fact exists In a large
degree the value of his speeches: that
they are applicable, not merely to the
hour, but to all time to come, Now
/ that the readers of the JOrRNAr
have digested the last speech. / suc-
gest that they hunt up the Masonic
|. Hall speech, and read it again.
f. By the way, it was rather interest
ing to seeghow suddenly the price Of
this last speech fell in this market.
when there was little outside com,
petition. Our State organ came ont
with flourish OF tru1npets and offers
ed to furnish the speech-whieh is
not long one-at one dollar a hun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsnrxcros. Oct.

/ WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.
Secretary McCnlloch to-day issued an or
der Drolsssise ulIss Aoars II the TreaArS
Department until o'clock.
The following internal revenue appoint.
meats have besn made a. storekeepers:
Horatio C McCorhill, 5th Kentucky dis
tricti Thos Y Pritchsl1 ID kntuoky dir
trict; Oscar F Linsey, 9Th Ohio.
Gaugers-Byron P Cordwell, Oregon o
B Gibson, Oregon Solomon Goodrich, 18th
Illinois district; G N Patterson, L Wright,
b P Davenport, VIM Jennings, s F Childs,
and Jas Feltes, ltA OAkforria dIstriak j;
Sumsel Rover, - Ksntueky disy3cl; Geo
w JAY, I'd KeItncky dis&sist Freoch Nc
Dowell 10th Penn district; D P Auger, 10th
Ohio district h Alger, 7th Tenn district; G
o Wilson, 4th Tenn district; 4 c Tomlin-
son, 4th Mo district, F 81 Vandenburg, 9Th
Mich district; P A Hurst, 7th " district
i p Wells, 9th KY district G NJ Barth, 5th
Ky district.
The expenses Of the Government for Sep~
tember were s2a,465, 1899. This amount
does not include the interest on the public
debt.
Hon. John NJ. Broadhead, I'd Comptroller
Of the Treasury, who has been absent in Eu-
rope several months, is expected to resume
his official duties 1t the Treasury Depart
ment next week.
Commissioner Rollins is expected to 70.
turn TO Washington next Wednesday.
Samuel Babcock was to-day appointed
Collector Of Internal Rsvsnns for tho q
District Of Connecticut, vice Woodruff, u
eeaesd:
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw York, Oct. 2.
The L Protestant Episcopal Convention was
in session to>day. A plan for q federal
council occupied most of the session. The
Low Church delegates endeavored to isro.
duce aclAuse depfiviug council Of legislative
and judicial power, but on vote by orders
their substitute WAS lost 80 against 155.
Steps are being taken BY the Stock Ex-
change and Open Board to raise the standard
membership and. increased imitation fsa to
$4,000.
a sait was before the Sspreus Cours to.
day, John Morrissy sgzfsat ]. B. 2Sdslmdhls
and others to recover certain lottery shares
sold by the plaintiff to Summonds,. ON which
it is alleged there has been default in pay
ment and to obtain an Injunction against
the continuance Of the business and an ap-
pointnent Of feceNaa.s FsIss N e.
The offceof Philip Dsier& Co., Wholesale
grocers on Wall street, was robbed Of $l0,-
$50 in bonds. st &ssf so
William Gerard, and old merchant, died
yesterday.
The American Tract Society of Boston
yesterday reseinded the vote pasted Feb. 18th
adopting an agreement with the American
Tract Society Of New York, on the ground
that the latter failed to fulfil their part Of the
compact which provides for the discontin>
uance on the part of the New York Society
Of their depository IN Boston and the trans
fer OF the sale agency Of their book and tract
publications 10 that dU. TI
Private advices from Thurlow Weed say
that he is rapidly regaining bodily strength in
Enrope.
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FROM. NEW York.
New YoRK, Oct. 2.

New YoRK, Oct. 2.
The Roman Catholic Synod, in this city,
have enacted that no absolution must be given
to Free Masons, and that marriages must
take place in church. A motion to prohibit
absolution to females was lost.
Wormald and O'Baldwin are trimming for
their fight, the latter at Bangor, Maine, and
the former in this city. The fight comes Off
at the Isle of Shoales, Oct. 14th.
The loss by fire in Courtland street yester-
day morning amounted to nearly $64, 600, all
fully covered by insurance.
A Spain special to the Herald says:
Queen lsabells Was accompanied 70 The from
tier by q company of Spanish halberdiers,
where she breakfa tasted at II o'clock. She
then proceeded to Biate, where she had an
interview Of Is minutes with Emperor Ma
poleon, Empress Eugena, and the Prince
Imperial. The Queen then took special
train.
The royal party was met at the depot BY
some members of the late Spanish Ministry,
including Gonzalez Brooa, who had I've
minutes conversation with her Majesty.
Queen Isabella will take up her residence at
the Imperial castle at paw.
The city Of Madrid is reported quiet to-
day.
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FRON PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.
As i procession was passing Sixth and
Pine streets this afternoon, An assault was
made upon the Baltimore delegation. A
pistol was fred and in the struggle which en-
sued Geo Sawyer was carried away wounded.
A man, supposed to be one Of the assailants,
is reported dead.
The Keystone Base Ball Club, Of this city,
defeated the Unions, Of Morrissonis, to-day
by score of24 to Is.
The records Of the Supreme Court up to
the 9th ult., though no one day is complate,
show that in nine days 1910 persons we're
naturalized, and that - persons vouched for
332, or one fourth Of the wole number.
The parade to night far exceeds the pro.
ceasion to-day. The campaign clubs formed
on the lower section Of Broad street, and
commenced to march at about Q o'clock
An immense crown witnessed their lorna
tion. sna an along their route the sidewalks,
steps and windows were occupied by appIaud-
ing spectators.
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/ fese q 1ass
ernment of North America has made : con-
tract with the North German Lloyds steam
ship, establishing money order system be-
tween the United States and Germany.
LoKDos, Oct. 2.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiso brings
the following news from the seat Of war on
the Rio Panara:
The Marquis of Coxins, with select col
umn Of 10000 men, was marching directly
on the fortifcations at the confluence of the
Tibicaurary and Parana riyeis, with the in.
tention Of making IN immediate attack.
It is reported at Rio that General Lopez
had lsh kn enirencnments there, and was
marching with his entire force on Cerro
Leon.
limbo, after bombardment Of FIVE days,
was abandoned by the garrison. Twenty:
two guns and other material of war were left
within the fort.
The Notifications Of Hunaita have not been
entirely demolished.
A considerable portion Of Paraguayans are
held by strong allied force.
MADRID, Oct. 2.
A proclamation will soon be issued for
elections to be held throughout the Kingdom
to choose members of de6nitive Junta and
delegates to constituent Assembly, to meet
ct an early day.
Tho elections for members Of the new
Junta are b. progress. Perfect order is
General Cologne has been arrested and
sent TO San Antonio, where he will be con-
fined till his trial commences.
The leaders Of the revolutionists are act,
ing together in accord.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, Oct. 2.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. Q
The first race at the Laclede Course to-day
was for purse Of $500, mile heats, free for
all. Tho starters were Ontario, Gilroy, and
Starlight. Gilroy took the frst heat, and
Ontario the second and third. Time: l.4sl,
l.463, 1.5o4.
The second race was for Railroad purse
Of 5000, two mile heats, free for all ages.
The starters were Chickamauga, Sundown,
and Little Mack. Sundown won in straight
heats. Time: 352A, 3.43f.
The weather was beautiful, and the attend
ance large.
Gen. Grant arrived here this afternoon.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. 2

ATLANTA, Ga.s Oct. q.
Both Houses of the Legislature have passed
bill to make uniform all the tickets used at
tho eleUiops, n. srdss to prevent frauds.
Both Houses have also passed bills giving
about 5000, 600 to aid the railroads in this
State.
Mr.. De Graffenich, the present Secretary Of
0tsE4, has been noninated for Senator from
the 4th district by the Republicans.
RICHMOND, Va Oct. 2,
John Perkins, white, and Benjamin Jeffer-
son, colored, who were to have been hung to-
day .. Portsmouth, for N outrage on lady,
have been respited till the 9th, BY the Cover
nor, who was tslegrsphed last night that
they could prove their innocence.
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Paraguayans Losing In Every
Battle.
coLL1aa1 ExrLosIor IN MALES.

ALEX AxDER, Oct. g.
While the Viceroy of Egypt was visiting all
illumination in Warren stree, in Cairo, an az
tempt was made to assassinate him by drop
ping a steel ball, with sharp barb, on his
hend. TIE viceroy escaped nhinjured.
MADRID, Oct. +
The Provisional Junta has issued procla.
nation calling on the national militia.
The official gazette to-dey publishes proc
lamation Of ths provisional government
prononncing against the deposition of
Queen Isabella, proclaiming the sovereignty
Of the people, and concluding with a denun~
citation Of the Bourbons.
Leading bankers and merchants Of Anda-
lusia have offered the provisional govern
ment loan of l6o,0O0,0 900 reals.
The Marquis moolechez died in this city
this morning from his wounds.
Gen. Calonge, while preparing to fly to
France. was arrested and handed over to the
revoiutiohasy Junta Il Burgess.
.Gen,A Prim and Sezrano have not yet ar
rived hefc. --s-saasas
Don Sebastian advised the Queen 70 inau
kurate civil war, but Basques provinces re-
fused to supply men or money for that pur-
pose.
LosDon, Oct. 2.
The American Chamber Of Commerce of
Liverpool will give banquet to Reyerdy
Johnson and Lord Stanley on the 22nd Of
October.
An explosion occurred yesterday in col~
hery at Rhieraben, Wales. Eleven persons
we're killed and many injured.
ThepEosisioaalg government has announced
deposition Of Bourbons.
ABEGELEI, Oct. q
Sam eaton, prosecuted for manslauehter
in connection with the Abegelei disaster,
vas acquitted Yesterday.
| PARIS, Oct. ..
The Nonitsur says thatthe reason Marshal
ssrano has notaniyed = Madrid yet is h
cause he is afraid to leave the army in its
present dvoxaAnized condition.
| It is reported that when the Queen ofSpain
left San Sebastian she took an the crown
jevsls and tho royal regalia, together with
3 ,000, coo reals in gold.
HI BRsxEs, Oct.z 2! j
/ Tho Weser Gazette says the Federal Gov.
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@ ENERAL SUMMARY.

1t will thus be sean that Of hundred patients
trosted by homeopathic physicians eight will die, while
Clans thiry-four viii die; and Of Tho myrisds who die
nuer old school treatment the world OYER Hom@opsth.
From such facts it is difficult how the lor. Of
humanity has ANYTHING to DO with the swearing of stu
dents in certain nsdical Institutions to prevent them
from investigating this system I pedeine
oct2 GEO + EiilHaE NIX, Nj. D.
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GRANT
200 900 co,..x snS 100000
Badges Medals, and Pins must be GRANT CIGAR,
closed ont at half the cost to manu- fine flavor,
f.ctnre. Every cub In the country worth
shonld get them af once SIS per 1000
coo eiii-be rdsr Grant Badges, 81 to be sold
1000 has gilt elegant Grant Badse.,I at $40 per 900
xl2. in order
COO extra gilt Giant and CoIfax to introduce
Badges,s12 them.
beautiful Club BAdges IN the market. "Graut
and Colisx" $30 Any smart agent can make from SIS
to SIS per dag. We present cf coo Grant Cigars
with every order OF SO Money muat accompany the
order Satisfaction guaranteed Send Postofca ord.r
addressed to RICHARDS II MARkT IS Murray 81, /,
Box 3I31. n Y. References Postmaster In New York
Nassau Bank, I. N. IIokcox Co., N. Y. oct2,d3w
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ROCHESTER,, Oct 2.
The harms attached to the Livingston couf-
ty poor house, containing 100 tons OF hay,
were destroyed by FIRE last night, Loss SO
coo.
Apoahsr Gre last night destroyed one OF
the workshops ana the warehouse of the
Monroe county penitentiary. Loss over
$4,000.
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N MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
CA,Ro. III. Oct. 9

Caro-, Ill, Oct. 2.
An immense re-union Of the soldiers snd
sailors OF the 18th Congressional District was
held here to-day. AL parts Of Egypt was
Represented. Large crowds by stssmess
from points on the Ohio and Mississippi riv-
ers and by railroads are landing here. A
procession, made up of Clubs and uniformed
persons, headed by chariot, with ladies rep
resenting the States, nearly mile long
paraded the streets. The meeting was held
on the old ground of Fl. Defiance, and was
addressed by Gen. Jno. A. Logan. GOV.
OglesbY, and others.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 2.
A sensation was caused this morning by
The arrest of twenty one Baltimore roughs at
the depot, on the charge of coming here for
the purpose of being illegally assessed, and
voting here.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From washin g ton.
Patriotic Demonstrations In Phila-
delphfa
Soldiers and 6alloFs' Reunion
In Cairo, Ill.
Arrest OF Roughs In Baltimore.
A PROCEssION AssAULTED IN
PHlLADEL PBIA
la TIE NEWS BY CABLE.

COL b CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1sss.
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[COPY.i
Ro'rtd That owing to the Act passed at the General
Assembly, making provisions for this relief of certain
paid By Lee County lr the support Of paupers, superv
sor aanwood be the Is hereby appointed Com
OF this Board for the entire county whose duty
shall be to supervision of tue poor and in
doing shall at least three days In each week
Jaekson Tcwnship- all applications for relief shall
be made dir ec,ly to Mr. Stanwood whose duty it shall
be to send all persons applying for and found entitled
to relief poor house. except in special and
that no accounts be allowed unless endorsed by Mr.
Sianwood as correct.
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to q dehclt OF , 1cU,uUU. 1Ht tIlai VIII piou-
ably last several days.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. :.
The city has been oil day the scene Of
pleasurable excitement. The streets IN all
directions are filled with men, women and
children. All classes made it holiday.
The recommendation Of the committee that
people decorate their stores and dwellings,
was faithfully carried out in Chestnut street.
There has been no such exhibition of colors
since the fall of Richmond. The private
houses along the route Of the procession was
decorated, and in many instances the displays
were quite grand The procession formed on
Broad street, and occupied an hour and q.
half in passing given point, and was IN all
respects grand spectacle.
FRANKLIN, Pa, Oct. 2.
The Republican Of the 10Th diltfict OF
PENNSYLVANIA have nominated Hon. Newton
Pettis, Of Crawford county. to fill the mex
pired term of Hon. D. c. Finney, deceased,
in the 10th Congress.
LEAvEswoRrII, Kansas, Oct. 2.
The State Fair closed to-day, being the
most successful day Of the week. The ats
tendance is quite large.
The Democratic torchhght procession and
mass meeting to night closed tie programme
The procession was nearly half mile long
and marched throughthe streets with bands
of music and great cheering.
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Bosros, Oct. 2.

BOsToS, Oct. z.
The trial Of James .. Wharton, hte cash
ier Of the Hide and Leather National Bank,
commenced in the U. s. District Court. The
defendant is charged with defrauding The
bank of over $5OO,OO0. He acknowledges
to deficit of $4,000 The trial will prob
ably last several days.
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For Sale or Exchange,
IN p1rG for CITY Property,

sHvHR Furniture And Lease Of the Billings
House. Ksotsk. Iowa. 1Ata Horse 10 In better con-
dIton for the sntsrtnnsent Of than It bAs been
for several years. rlaPfpprietor in the meAntims
its the patronage cfhfA FORMER friends and the public
.tcrQ6- #
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STATE Of Iow1, Les County fss.
Charles Doerr Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors OF
LeeCounty Iowa. certifs the foregoing be true copy
of Resolution passed by the Board Of Supervisors of
said County, this day,
Witness my hand this Goth day Of September, A. D.
1865. CHARLES DOERR,
oct2-d.Sw 2w Clerk
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Notice

is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed by the board Of Supervisors of Lee
COUNT iowa take general supervision Of the Of
the County and all application for relief must be made
to him He can be found 1t tho Clerks Oce in keo-
kuk, where application for relief can be made
GEORGE SrASW0OD.
Keokuk, Iowa. Oct. ], lsesd&w Wv
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ATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

Progress Of the Spanish Revolu.
tiOn.
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ses
Order nnd fsebe1lion Hand IN
Hand

Gen. Cologne Captured by the
Rebels.
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venaiIl, Jones 4 Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets.
itess Stern / Co.......cor SeconH Main streets.
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on fsfrd~n., bet. Main d Johnson.
HAS inst received fine stock of Cloths Of
i al kinas and will make pants, rests and coats
chsasas tAn sv bstors Tor proof Of this osll and
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sam q Bridges. 4 Estes House.
I. r. J. Ayrss d Sons... ..........e7 Main street
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( kEOKUK DIRECTORY.

BOOTS 4 BHOEg-RETAIL.
IInissamn 4 Matless so Main street.
tIuissamp Bro. Main street-bet 4th i 9TH.
Il X Hart, l3s Main street.
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Attempted Assassination Of the
Viceroy.

The South American Troubles
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.slnGER SEWING MACHINES.
M II acom her Agt................,.Hou Fourth street
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COmmIsslON MERCHANTS.
" sturges South Leveo.
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. j. Cross 4 Co..................l39 l39 Main street
duncan, Karlc d Co......l40 d 142 Main street.
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Wholesale 4 Retail.
Bridges. d 2 Estes 1Ious'
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GAS . STEAM FITTIN0S.
ooar 4 SOL, ........J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ng together in accord.
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HuCKEYE FOUNDRY.
III. Afmitaxe 4 Co.....cor Ninth Johnson.

BONNET BLEACHkRY.
II Emerson ....cor Fourth l. BIondeau