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NeK Orleans Markef.

By telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Dec. q.
CoTFoS Firm and higher; middiings
23lSe; sales $50 bales; receipts since SatuT-
day :, ,923 bales.
FLOUR Quiet; superfine scarce at 81 so (;
XA 81 %; xxx 81 75dS 50.
CORN-EaSier at 7Sc.
OATS-DuII at 64865c.
BRAN-Sl40.
HAY-No prime or choice Offering: fair
$24925.
P0RK-Qulet and firm at S29.
BACON Quiet and scarce; retailing
shoulders l51zc; clear ribs lS1ze; do sides
i94c.
LbRD-Scarce and frmeri tierces I711ei :
kegs lSc.
SUQAR-Firm at 9a914c for common.
MoLAsSES-Common 50855c; prime $50
6Oc; choice 62984c.
WHISKY Quiet and flrm; Western rec
titled 81 l5Gl TX.
CoFFEE-Fair at l41<@l454c; prime i61sg
tic.
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a. Man Murdered for his
Money.
Frightfdl State of Affairs in
Arkansas.
CHICAGO.
Governor Ogles by the Recipient or a
silver SaIveF.

CHICAGO, December Ex-Governor
Oglesby, OF this State, was the recip-
lent this morning of silver pitcher
inlaid with gold, silver salver and
two goblets from the Republicans of
Battle Greek, Michigan, in recogni-
ZION of his service to the Republican
cause by a speech which he delivered
at that place on the 9th of August
last.
The Governor, Secretary of State,
Auditor and Treasurer. met this
morning at the State House, and can
vassed the votes for Congressman and
State officers, except Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. which will be
done BY the General Assembly.
The Republican majority for Secre-
tary of State. is 50.467; for Auditor
40 600; for Treasurer, 5O, ll3; for At
torney General, 49, 119, and FOR Peni-
tertiary Commissioner. DC, 800.
The Commissary House, at For
Smelling, located on the bluffs neal
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By IeIegraph-I NEW YORK, Dec. -.
DRY GooDs-Market for staple eottons is
quiet with fair inquiry at Sc for Printing
Cloths 81 picks square; I21zc for OrienI al /,
Lancaster and American Prints; l3c for
Sprasueis fancy do. 1870 for Merrimac ID
and Cocheco L; ,I51&al6c for best brown
standard Sheetings: l4gl41zc for southern
do. lSe3l311c for fine SheetIngs, the latter
rate for Atlantic l.; l61z9I7c for HiIl's SEM
per Idem. Bleached Mnsiins-LoDesdaIe
and MasOnviIle command the same figures
readily: Mystic LAKE zoe; Kearsage A DOC .
Wamsutta 2219c; New York Mills &c; AM
25c: do. G 2ec and d I9c: Eagle 23L%c Tor a.,
and lpc for q; Swift River l7c; Pittsfleld
I215c: Hollowel Corset (broWn and color
eo en- leans il55e ,i frS e. M1lls M "a aLzinseys Z15ae
brown Cabin Cottonades 24g25c. In WOOL
ems, the market is rather quiet, but steady
for all desirable staple styles.
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CONVERSATIONAL.
rLn, CONGRESS- THIRD SESSION.


HOUSE ............... .WAsHINeToS. Dec. p.
Il. B. Washburne called the House
to order.
Van Wyck made a report from the
Retrenchnlent Committee on whisky
frauds.
Thayer presented a remonstrance
against the ratification of the Usage
Indian treaty except on certain terms.
Referred to tile Committee on Indian
Affairs.
Sumner offered two resolutions
one directing the Secretary OF the
Senate to inform the Senate what has
been done in pursuance of the resolu-
tion authorizing aim to furnish each
State set of standard weights and
measures on the nGstrIc system-and
the other, directing the Postmaster
General to give information of what
has been done to furnish postal bal
ances Of the same kind. Adopted.
Patterson, of New Hompshlre, in
troduced bill to re organize and in
crease the efficiency of the Medical
Department of tee navy. Referred.
Rice called up his motion to add
two members to the Committee on
the PACIFIC Railroad, as representa-
tives of the South 1t was adopted.
| Wilson offered resolution, which
was adopted, directing the Secretary
of the Interior to report what Indian
Agents or Supirintendents are absent
/ from their posts.
Thayer offered resolution request
ing che President to instruct the spe-
cial committee who have examined
the Union Pacific Railroad west OF
/ Omaha, and the eastern division OF
the Union Pacific, to examine, in
the same way, all of the Pacific
Railroads so tar as CONSTRUCTED, and tC
report what amount is necessary to
complete them according to the stand
ard of first class railroad, as re.
qulred by law.
i Stewart objected to the considera
ton of the resolution. and it wen'
over under the rule.
Howard offered a resolution re
questing the Secretary of the Treas
ury to communicate to the Senate thu
reports of the u. p R. r. aud it
branches, as requested by resolution
passed last July.
Adjourned to the 5th January.
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CANADA.
New Trial to Whalen Refused.

ToRoNTo, December 2l - The
Court of the Queens Bench to day
refused to grant a new trial to Wha-
len convicted of the murder of Thos.
DARCY McGee. Chief Justice Rich
ard and Judge Wilson sustained the
verdict of the Ottawa jury, and Judge
Morrison dissented. The prisoner
was remanded until Thursday. when
he will appeal against the ruling of
to-day to the Court of Errors and
A rraols
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New York Gold and stock Market

By TeIegrapnsI NEW IOkK. Lee. Il.
MoNEY-Active at Z per cent currency to
z per cent coin for caII loans. Rumors OF
the LOCKING up of greenbacks caused some
apprehension.
STERLING-Advancedt to 95sGS54 for prime
90 day bills ana lO1s for short sight. This
had an effsct on gold, which opened irreg-
ular and unsettled at 3f5z. but subsequent
" advanced TO 351z, closing at 555s9351S
casn. Gold continues plenty.
OvERNAIENTS-AcGive and 5S6ak better.
option: Coupons of 'el. lI45zgIl45s; do. '62.
110z9l1U75; 40. '64, l0o5sg l0es4; do 80, 1925
nos; do IS, l1o14@I.035; l0.4os. I05ls.
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EUROPE.
BY Atlantic telegraph.
Rio JaneiPO Dates-NO War News
AeSsage OfPresident JOhnsOn-The
Papers on the Presidents Stub
b0rnness-They Approve the Ac-
tIGn OF the Senate.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, December 21.-Rio- Ja-
neiro dates to the 9th are received. No
war news.
The American feet under Admiral
Davis had gone up the Panama River
to Ascension. with Minister McMa-
hon.
The full message Of President
johnson is received. The Times re-
fers to the Presidents stubbornness
and denounces his proposition, and
approves the action of the Senate and
House in their disposal of the docu
ment.
LONDON, December q Gladstone,
Bright e. Lave have been reelected
to Parliament.
Gladstone, in speech at Hastings,
in Greenwich, said he was not yet
wholly in favor Of the ballot; but if
free voting was impossible without
such safeguard, then he was for the
ballot.
Bright also made a speech before
his reelection to Birmingham, in
which he explained he had declined
his first appointment as Secretary for
India, because the labor OF that Office
was severe for him in the present
state Of his health, aud also because
be thought the views of the country
in regard to the Indian policy were
not sufficiently advanced. He argued
that the late Parliamentary elections
offered fresh evidence In favor of the
adoption of the ballot. He denounc-
ed the profigacy of the Tory party.
and closed with promising. oD the part
of the Cabinet, economical forms In
the administration Of the Govern
ment.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Dec. 21-Eve.-It is re-
ported that Prince Metternich has re-
ceived instructions from Vienna 10
act in concert with France on the
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WIN. G. TURN0CK L 90,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filters,
Corner Pine and First Streets.

Cash paid for old Copper and Brass.
RzE Dealers in all kinds OF Brass CockI
Whistles, and Steam Gauges. Particular
attention paid TO repairing and ADJUSTING
Steam Gauges ljuneS II
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RARDWARE.
ma R Id w A R Z.

We have now in store fnn line of
Patent Red Jacket Axes;
Straub's Patent Axes;
Mann's Patent and regular Axes;
Grain and Coal ShOvsls;
Patent CrOss-cut Saws;
Wood and Hand Saws
Meat Cutters and Suffers
ShOVsls and Spades;
Coal HOds;
ShoVsls and TOngs
Closing out below cost;
American and English Cutlery;
Butcher Knives, Saws, Choppers. &C.
Cotton and Wool Cards
Builders Hardware;
Carpenter and Cooper Tools;
Chain Pumps, &c.
AT LATEST REDUCED PRICES
FOR CASH.
FRED. P. STRAUB & &C,
No. "a MAIN STREET,
oc22 dtfI Bet. Second and Third Streets.
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e e Z e G. r AP III.
Important by Atlantic Tsl-
egraph.

Rio JaDeiro Dates-.-No War
NeWs.
Message of the President
Across the Water.
What the Papers Say
About Ii.
Congressional News---Mat-
ters of Imp 0rtance.
New Trial to Whalen Re-
fused.
Internal Revenue App pint
mentS.
Organic alton in New York
to Aid the Cuban
Insurgents.
Colfsx and Lady at New
York.
a. Man Murdered for his
Money.
Frightfdl State of Affairs in
Arkansas.
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BoNDs-7S5s.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 21.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2l.
CDTroS-Quiet and steady; middling up
lands lOas9lUS4d; Orleans l01s9lId; sales of
l2.0O0 bales.
BREADSrUFFs = California white wheat
lis aid; red Western IS l5d; -four 26s Sd !;
corn 3Ss Cd; oats SIS I'd; barley IS; peas ass I'd.
PRoVISIoSs-Pork SOS; beef los; lard 6Ss; T;
cheese bss: bacon 54s I'd.
DUCE--Fetroleum unchanged; tallow
49ss Hnseed oil $50 los; Calcutta talIow 4Ss
Sd, heavy and weak.
Petroleum at Antwerp sold at 55 francs.
Cotton at Havre sold al l24 francs, on the
SDOt-
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RarOpean Market.
Gable.

BY Cable.l LONDON, Dec. 2I-Eve.
CoNsoLs-921S. Money market quiet.
BONDS . 20s, 741z; Erie, 259255S; Illinois
Central, 9514.
FRANKPoRr. Dec. 2I.
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IDON7T INTENID
MY HOPPE rs.


WVHE HOUSE Al FRESClz LIGK
II SPRINGS As now fitted mp with com-
fOrtab bic rooms for those wishing % uvnu
themselves OF the use al these waters
which are very efficacious in winter Tor
Dyspeptics.
DR. Ryan has associated Air T. Tucker
with him, in place Of Adams removed.
For further particulars address
RYAN & UCK KEH,
French Lick npuugei
dell dim Iudiala.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. 21-Eve.-It is re-
ported that Prince Metternich has re-
ceived instructions from Vienna 10
act in concert with France on the
Eastern question.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15


Of Mr. stanton and who shah now vote
the propriety th # is sufficient to with regard 70
myself that I not only did vote for that resolution
but opposed its adoption Had voted, however, 1t
would afford no justification for oOnvcting the President
II did not on examining IT, and reflection, believe
him guilty a desire 10 be consistent would not excuse
violation OF my oath 10 do impartial justice. vote
given in haste with little opportunity for consideration
would be a lame apology for doing injustice TO
another after fun examination and reflection
To the suggestion that popular opinion demands the
vcton OF be President these charges reply that he
not now on trial before the people, but before the SEN
ate In the words OF Lord Elder upon the trial of the
Queen "I take notice of what is passing out OF
door because / am supposed cOnstitutionally not
10 be acquainted with it," And again, it Is the
duty Of those on whom Judicial task Is
imposed to meet reproach and not court popularity
he people have not heard the evidence as have heard
it. The responsibility is not upon them. but upon us
Tbey have not taken oath to do impartial Justice ac
cording to the Constitution and the laws have taken
that oath cannot render Judgment upon their convlc
ton nor can they transfer TO themselves my punishment
If / violate my oath. 1 should consider myself
undeservng the confidence that the Just and intelligent
peope imposed upon me in this great responsibility, ana
Unworthy place among honorable men, II for any fear
of nubo reprobaOn and for the sake OF securing pOpu-
lar favor Should disregard the convictions OF my Judg
ment and my conscience. The consequences which may
follow either from conviction or acquta, are not for
me with my convictions, to consider The future IS IN
fbe hands of Him who made and governs the UNIVERSE
and the fear that He viii not govern IL wisely ana wei
would not excuse me for a violation OF His law.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
CRIMINAL.

Tn the Court of Special Sessions, yesterday,
Henry Foster sentenced TO months In the Peni
entlary for having defrauded the Belt Railroad Com
pany while IN me COmpany's employ conductor, Of
8 co. Foster aftor OF the trips handed the Supern-
tendcnt cents The full amount OF fares and the SUI
perinendent surmslg that ho being cheated dis
charged Foster When Foster went ont 10 tho street
this OF Fosters that the complaint was en-
tered.
In the IT, S. Commissioners Office, before
Commissioner Belts, Albert Tyler brought up on
charges VI ilCitly removing five barrels OF whisky TO
Pier No ~ N r. without its being branded
according 10 law, and Of Drblng an Internal Revenue
officer From tho testimony OF Robert f. Miller, Deputy
Collector of the Second Collection District IL would
that the witness sent by Collector Bailey 20 examine
the whisky; that defendant offered witness s5 10 release
the whisky In the event Of witness making seizure Of
t that witness took the money. seized the whisky kept
both money aud whisky, and then told the astonshed
defendant that he doing his duty, as ordered by
Collector Bailey and caused defendants arrest The case
will DO further examined on the 10th inst
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
lice DOwrg committed one James Morton on the charge
or having with a confederate, on Wednesday evening
stolen from the pocket OF Mr. ryIIennemann OF NO
32a East Tentht while riding up town on the plat
form Of an Ayenue car, wallet containing 500 The
claims that he in another part OF the city at
the time the theft committed. For having assaulted
Mr. George Stein dramatic critic OF the Saats Zeihio
with a cane several evenings ago In front OF the stadt
Theater IN tho Bowery, Edwin Becker WAS held 10 bail
yesterday TO await trial nc the Court OF General Sos
sOns 1t Ia understood that free criticism OF the acting
OF the wife OF Becker was the OF the assault For
driving horse attached 60 loaded cart through tho
street the animal having several running its
body aud lRls James Aaria was yesterday held toba
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
THE COURTS
CIVIL


I'm the United States Circuit Court, Brooklyn,
before judge Benedict a motion made 20 admit TO
bail j. G. Branc, who. Is alleged, claiming TO be an
officer Of the late &. :. Navy captured the York
steamer Chcsapcake IN behalf of tho late G. Aand, rs
Is claimed. killed Of the hands board Several
lctters high officials IN the Confederate Navy were
read showing that Brainc officer IN the ConfeGcr-
Navy Tho Judge took the papers and reserved his
decision. Bralne has been In prison year and three
mouths.
Caroline Richings, now Caroline Bernard, is
sued by Laura NadrOn who sang twice as prma donna
m her lrs Bernardo roupo-oDce In Philadelphia, and
B0stOu-fO Sl0O two weeks salary The plain
til claims that Miss Rohings agreed with her that she
was success and that this salary should be increased
plaintiff sang once In Philadelphia and in Boston,
The last tme on the 5th Of December and paid FOR
three weeks $50 The present suit commenced two
the plaintiff claiming that she engaged for
The sePsou Miss Richiugs testhes that She made
an arrangement with athe plainuns father that she
would try her, and II she succeeded would engage her
In Philadelphia she had success ms debutante, but
Miss Rchngs not having been before the stage cond not
tell whether real success or not; that Miss Wal
drOn herself off tho stage said that she had not had
a fair trial ard asked another which was agreed to that
she sang at IOstoD, where her success was oquvo
cal and Miss Rchin - Informed her she coud make no
engagement with her but directed the salary OF the full
three week. 10 Dc paid 10 her Owing u the engagements
OF Col Crook Miss Rchngss counsel, the case was not
flushed aud will be continued today.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-15
THE ANNIVERSARIES.

Frdoy May IS.
EeWYok City Mission Dr. Halls Church Ph Nineteenth
at at speakers. The Rev Mr. Muyn aud the D Hail.
Weston, and Duryes.
Universal Peace Society Dodworth Hal, 10 a q.
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49,
gacTstarY 81 The Treasury m&y deem
necessary to supply to revenun officers,
one huadred and fifty thousand dol
lars.
Fer salaries and expenses Of col
lectors, assessors, assistant assessors,
revenue agents, inspectors, aud super
intendents of exports and. drawbacks,
together with the expense of carrying
into effect the various provisions of
the several acts providing internal
revenue, excepting items otherwise
estimated for, six million dollars.
For detecting and bringing to trial
aod punishment persons guilty of VIC
lating the internal revenue laws, or
cohniviBg atsthe same, in cases where
such expenses are not otherwise pro-
vided for by law, one hundred thou
sand dollars. $500 .ioa 81
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Law CARDS.

JOHN NJ. cRERs. CHAUNuhH .. CtNGER
OREBS Il C0NGER,
AtfOrneys-mf-E.aw, Carrmd, EIIfnnan
Will practice law IN all the Courts on Ed-
wards, White, Wayne, Hamilton. Saline,
and Gallatin Counties, In the State OF iih-
nois and in The Supreme Court. RefOr 90
q. Maghee, James K. Minor, Stockwou n
Co., Colonel y. w. Stone, with 1. u ID. Hell
man, Gen. w, Harrow, Mt. Vernon
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rs IT, GoilLNc. ldTLIlfinsm.alr
United States Marshal's Notice.

diana, IS: w. ~"
TEyHEREAS, "A ahEBEL f0FfIN.
w formation was filed ia the District
Court Of the United STATES for he Dlst riot
of Indiana, On the 9th d " of Septenn berg
1867, by Alfred Kilgete. Esq. u. s. District
Attorney on behalf of The u Dited ~ tes,
against the Steamboat I" Morning st RI,
her master and owners, seized at sahld Dis
trfet 1oE q violation of the reVen uelaws Of
the United States, and praying. process
against said steamboat. and thaBtfle same
may be condemned and sold theFetof-
Now, Therefore, In pursuance or me mo-
milton underthe seal OF sand SouTb 10 me.
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice TO persons claiming said
goods or any part thereof or in any man
her il terested therein, that they be and
appear before the said, ua9 District Court
OF the United states, 10 be held AZ the city
of indiana polls. lin and1or tne rDistrict OF
Indiana, on the Isg Monday of September
J4estg At 10 O'Clock Of the tfofe1foonl OF THAT
day. then and there to .interpose their
claims and make 1helr allegations in that,
behalf Cg~.,- u
ATTEST: j. d HoWEtAND, Clerk, -
anil dit aHsA4-st. = q go 4stE#t4JlS Oh II o.
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United States of America, District of In
diana, 81:
HEYEEREAS. libel OF inrorrnation
w was filed in the District Court Of the
United STATES for the District oil Indiana
on the 18th day of June, 1861, ny Alfred
kHgofes Govern nenJ Attorney, ON behalf
of the United STATES, against the Steamer
Morning star, seized al said District for a.
violation of the revenue laws of the
United t5tatess an Il pra yin gTprocess against
said gooOs, and that the same may be con-
demned and solo therefor. III @5o4J 90 .
NOW, therefore, 10 pursuance of the mo-,
milton under the seal Or said Court. 10 me
dlreeted and, deliXered, I do herebY give
public notIce to all persons claiming said
goods, or any paTttlrereof, or in any ia an-
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said Tile District Court
OF the United STATES, to be- held at the city
of Indianapolis. in and for the District OF
Indiana on the first NJ ondayrOf Seffern bel.
next, at ten O'Clock of the loren con of that
day. The and -theren to iiuterbORe their
claims and make their allegations in Lnat
behalf 3F8E HifN DEC l1iINgTH 7 Il
resa Ben, SOONER, Marshal, u. 8.
Attest : j. ID. ROWLAND, Clerk 1919
&kll ul4b.H He t4 uarfrFsIt q
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NOTICE.

I understand that parties have been
canvaSsing the city claiming to be my
agents. No one has any authority to so
1fcit work for me, and all those claiming
to be my employees are imposters.
ma23 dam
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no. I, IL =. -I""D'I
United States MarshaFs Notice.

States Marshal s, Notice. 10
U99Iltea s s tAnericu, Distfiel Of Ep
yETta EAsEAs-g a libel of, inform ALTON
w was u led in the District Court OF Q Ire
United states for the Dist rict for3 indiana
On ,l.s me ia day of Augusts 1868 by Peter
DashDat1gb, by Charles +. IA sff, Ego. his
proctor, against the steamboat Fanny
BIti aels, her engines, tackle, apparel,
InrnIture, boilers, and AlaciineTy. seized
AT sald District upoa a cause OF contract
Civil and maritime, and Claiming dam
ages in the sum of so 70. and praying pro-
cess against said steamboat, ana that the
! tapne may be condemned and sold there's
for. y
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the mo-
milton, under he seal of said Court to me
directed ana delivered, / do Hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goops. or any part tbereof grin any man
ner Interested therein, that they be aud
apf,esrl befare tine District Court of Inc
United states, to be held a. the city o. In
diana on the nEst Monday, Of Septenher
next, at ten O'Clock ofthe forenoon OF that
day, then and there TO 1nterpose their
cIai ms and make their ALLEGATIONS in that-
Behalf I-s4t4t't KEN. 8PDONER.l ,
., = uo Marshal, y. s.
aus dat
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AD0LPH WAGNER,
Umbrella Manufacturer,

WAS REMOVED HIS ESTARLTs II.
-. Lnent toTHIRDT STREET, between
Vine and Division, near the, Catholic
Church. He will be glad to see his oId
customers at his new stand. y, =
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WeatIler s.nh NYnfer-

The weather for two or three days
past has been unusually pleasant for
August. The nights have been cool,
bearing premonitions of early frost
Yesterday was cloudy from an earlv
hour, with Indications of rain. The
mercury stood at Sc at 6 A. NJ, and at
78o at noon. The river rose 10 inch
es during the tyenty-four hours end
ing at 3 o',lock yesterday. The rise
viii eliminate by tomorrow, unless
we have more rain, which is not i'm
probable. There is an excellent stage
of water now for medium draught
boats.
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W. P. HARGRAvE.

ATTORNEY at Law.
ONCE on Third Street. In Washington
House Block.
WIN practice m tie various Courts o
the Circuit. Prompt attention 10 office
business ldsof dam
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EsEV Egs ~ Il w g 4,
-. 80, 80. Ileh.s e. FoOglh Puoe.
sTtsAMROAr PRINTING.

No printing establishment in The West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assortT
nent Of job Type. though very large anu
ooLn ptete, is constantly being added TO, and
UT goo department. is under the personal
~ ~ ~ IsIon of one of the bestjob printers
~ tsre y hlted States. We are prepared to
efs 81 IL Z. Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
&C. iP' t u rare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
Whlari-Doais Will be promptly attended 10.