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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
Sheriff Sale.

I'D virtue OF an execution issued from The Of
ED flee OF the Clerk of the Vande rburgh Cir.
cult Court, aud now IN my hands, l have levied
upon, and Will, on Saturday the I4th day OF
March. 1916, at the court house door in the
town OF Evansville, between the hours OF 10 o.
clock A NJ and O'Clock P NJ ON said day, ex-
pose to sale at public auction land outcry, the
rents, issues, and profits for the term of seven
years OF The following property, namely:
Lots No 4, s.. g, 10. Is, and 90. in Block No
6. Lots No 6, 8. 10, and IA. in Block No. 5
Lots N IL aud l3 IN block No A. LOIS No 5.
4, 8. aud IL in Block Z. Lots No 6, 8 and 10
IN block Ms Lots No ). /, 9, II. IL, aud 81
IN block No 9. Lon No %, in block no 10
Lots 3, 5, I8 aad % in Block Mol Lot No 3.
Z. II, 10 aud 81 Block No all in The east
ern enlargement OF the town EvansvlIle; and
should no person oder or bid tor said remts is
sues and profits sum sufficient TO satisfy said
execution and costs | will at tire same time aud
place proceed TO sell at publ c auction ani out
cry the fee staple Of said above described lot $
Tor the satisfaction OF said execution aud costs
WIN. Nj. WALKER, S. VIC.
Feb. 18th '46 3t-prs lee 81 so.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

According promise made three months ago,i
have at much trouble, and expense, been able
to procure the necessary evidence TO establish
my innocence of the charges OF the most grave
and serious nature. brought against me by my
great enemy the Holy CATHOLIC CHURCH. thro'
its plant TOOL B. NJ. Thomas. For the last
time again appear before the Public, and de-
sire that the docum ent-alidavits, cirIihcat es
and all. may be read by every person IN the
community. Let the public read it, and say
then if have not. as promised to do, comple'-
iy reiutted the charges against me, ahd exposed
the imam Gus means by which they were got up
But let its decision To as it may, am now
done with the matter, forever ] cannot longer
afford TO carry on the war. The document Il
in phamphlet form. and may be had at the Jour
nal Office. Those wishing copies Tor themselves
or friends will call there for them. Il be read,
for delivery on Saturday next.
MARTIN SCHMOLL.
Evansville Feb 18th '46.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
A correspondent of The National lntelll-
gencer writes thus:
NEW YORK Iannarv %. 1916.

have several times, ''solitary and alone"
endeavored 10 satisfy myself as 10 the cause
which have impeIled certain Western men 10
become such furious warriors. Ii is unnec
cessary TO specify the reasons which | have
supposed operated most powerfuly.-Neith-
er patriotism nor The claims oljusIice was a
mong them. While musing OIL this Subject
paragraph in Washington paper acciden-
tally attracted my notice; and, as it affords
much light to some in darkness, will here
quote ii fox your perusal. II reads thus:
GAS for the Western States, the first war
cry will pay trO hundred millions of English
debts inslan'er.--l'he payment of interest to
Great Britain by the United States, when we
are al war with her, would be treason against
the United States. as it would be aiding the
enemy"
The logic of this suggestion is equalled
only by lis morality. Nevertheless. coming
from The source ii does. we are bound to pre-
sumo it is demio-ilicIal from the camp of the
young Democracy" Surely we have anoih-
er Daniel come TO Judgment.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12

SHIPWRECK We learn from Cincinnati
paper that the 'Cataroqu,'' C. w. Fnlay, (em-
grant ship oil 800 tons,) sailed from Liverpool on
the Goth of April, with $50 emigrants, and a
crew. including two doctors, forty six souls.-
The emigrants were principally from Bedford
shire StafiOrdshire, Yorkshire. aud Nottingham
shire. About 1910 of the passengers were mar
red, with families, and in all seventy three
children. Nothing occurred worthy of notice
until the 4,h of August, on which day the ship
went ashore in a violent gale, on reef situated
on the west coast of Kings Island, at the en-
trance of Bass Strait. The ship filled in few
hours, and through the night scene of horror
was exhibited without parallel. Before morning
but 80 OF the company were alive, the rest hav-
lag been swept into eternity by the waves
Our Of the whole crew only nine were savoU
By this dreadful catastrophe no less than 4l4
persons persisted. L has no parallel on the
seas.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
NEW WAR-LIKE INVENTION.

The present position of the country in re-
iation TO our foreign relations, naturally d.
reefs the minds OF men towards the bes, me-
thods of putting the country in defensive
situation, should any difficulty grown out
of our relations towards any foreign ma
ton.
During the last few months series of ex-
periments have been made with new inyen-
ton, originated by Mr.. McCar,y, a gentle
man connected with the Navy Yard, Brook
lin. These experiments were ordered by
government, and Witnessed by distinguished
persons, and were considered by them to be
the most novel, most original, and most start
liBg, in naval and military point ofyiew.-I
Commodore Stewart, it will be remembered,
spoke ola project by which il would be poss-
IDLE 10 defend the whole harbor of New York
against The combined fleets and navies ofihe
world. This may appear to be gasconade,
but from information which has been commu-
nicaied TO us, we are fully assured that Com
modore Stewards assertion is perfectly cor
rect and literal.
The scientific gentleman alluded TO, Mr..
McCartey, who is now connected with the
Navy Yard, has invented new species of
VIII luiElJ DdliS III
a minute, or one every two seconds. for hours
together, in succession, and this by mechaH.
ical power alone, without gunpowder, chem
ical substance, or any other preparation. 1t
is effected merely by putting the balls into
hopper and letting the ordnance thrown
them out with immense momentum, at the
rate of one every two seconds. On one oc-
casion, Mr.. McCauy exhibited The operation
OF The invention in the Navy Yard, before
number of naval officers, who were astonish
ed by The force and power exhibited, as well
as by the great simplicicny of the mechine.
About twelve to twenty pieces of solid tim
Der were uLited together, forming one com
pact body. Against this piece of wooden
breast-work, Mr. McCaHy opened the battery
of his piece of ordnance, and in less than
twenty minutes the whole solid breasl-work
was utterly demolished and shivered TO
splinlers, by The powerful and rapid success
ion Of discharges upon it.
The principle OF this new invention is
simply modification OF the principle of the
sling applied to the macciaery in connection
with tube or gun, throwing out discharge
of balls. The machine is so constructed that
on putting in at one end the balls to be dis
charged, a rotary motion is produced by
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
Corporation Tax-saIe.

81 p EF A II having been made IN The pay
- inent of CORPORATION TAXES, as
sessed for the year 1915, Tor the town vi Evans
willie. in The county OF Vanderburgh, aud State
OF Indiana, upon the following LOIS and parts
Lots srtua ted i'll said Town and listed ant charg-
ed as follows
One-third middle part of Lot humber I40
Old Plan, listed TO Isaac Albeit.
Undivided one-ttth OF Lot number 1853, Do
nation Enlargement, Listed to Thomas Al
sop.
Number /, Subdivision of Lot number SO,
Old Plan listed to John Burlis
Northwest one-thrd of Lot number 10, Old
Plan, listed 10 Caldwell & Wheeler.
Two-thIrds South west end of Lot number
SO Old Plan listed TO heirs of William Haz-
ard.
One-ihri Con alley,l of Lot number 2l7 Do
nation Enlargement, aud ninth of St num-
Der 2i0 Donation Enlargement, listed TO VIM.
| Losa.
SOUTHEAST half of Lot number I, Lower
! Enlargement; and Lot number 6, Lower En-
largement. listed to WIN. IL. Leet.
South " est halt Of lot number POS, Dona-
lion Enlargement; aud Northwest three fourth $
50 Upper Enlargement, listed to Lister& Wheel
Number l3 listers subdvsicn) OF lot mum,
Der Upper Eularg ement, listed to Joseph Pal
SONS.
Lot number Is, Block pn.,~ 81 Eas.a=a
rmgFIT, usred II. P Stakes
] Lot number 10. BLOCK III, Lot numOer >.
Block II, Lot number Block IL, Lot number
= Block Is, Lot number Block IA, Lot number
IS Block 10. Lot number Block 10, Lot nam
Der 10 Block l6, Lot number Block 10, Lot
number Block %, Lot number II Book 20
LOGS number 3 and 20 Block 30, Lots number
Is, 10, and 90 Block So, Lot number Block
81 Eastern Enlargement, Listed to D. L. A
Strong.
Lot number 10 Block As, Eastern Enlarge.
: ment listed to Earl 9chneII.
d Lot number 1874 Donation Dniargement on e.
, third OF Lot 20 and lot nHmber 50 Upper En-
largemeat, Lots number 90, 81. %, %. "A Block
u |. GOOdsell's Enlargement, Lot number Block
h 10, Lot lumber ~ Block "a, Lot number
Block 81, Lot number l9 Block 80 Lot uum
Der 10 Block 50, i.o< number Block Al. Lo
z number Block 81, Lu: number 8 Block 5 /
lot number Block 50. Lot number A Block 4
Lot number7 Beck 8, Lot number 10 Block 6
/ Lot number l6 Block 9, Lot number II Block 1 o
r. Lot numbers Block 1. hot number Block l6
d LII number ID Block 60. Lot number 3 Biocl
'i 81. Lot number Is Block 81, Lot number l
e Block 46, Lot number Is Block SO. Lo. nulnbe
; IL Block 80, Lot number II Block So. listed Il
: unknown owners
Lot number 90 Upper Enlargement listed Il
Moses Hammond.
South East half of Lot number 81, Uppe
o Enlargement, Listed A. Ii. Lamon.
And unless SAID Taxes be paid to me togeth
> er with all costs and charges. or befnre til
U 10Th day OF February, 1915, | will on that day
proceed TO sell at he door Of the Court House
: IN the Town OF Evansville, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
D on said day much Of said Lots or parts o
t. Lots as will pay said Taxes aud charges.
d THOMAS E. GARYIN, Collector.
: Feb 5. 3-p S6 so.
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Ho! every one that Thirsteth.!

TENHE Undersigned having been appointed
u A gent for the United states Publish
ing Company, is continually RECEIVING the
la test publcatioas (d;rect from the East,) which
he will be enabled 20 sell at the lowest rates !;
many of the first Auth in the Uuion are writ
ing exclusively for this company, and he being
the only agent in this section of che country
their works can be procured here, only OF hin.
WILLIAM A. WANDELL, JR.
Corner of Second aud Main S,s., Evansville, Ia.
Feb. 5ih, '46-tf.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
A WOMAN HUNG

Elizabeth Van Valken6urg, who was convc-
ted of he murder OF her husband, was executed
tn the yard belonging to the common jail oil
Fulton country, New York, in the presence OF
some humid red witness, on Saturday the Gath
nit.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
GENERAL BAPTIST HERALD

&c n presenting new prospectus, weswould nrst
u tender to our friends aBd patrons in general,
onr most hearty thanks for tue kind aud liberal
manner IN which they have sustained us thus
Tar. Never has enterprise succeeded better,
under such unlavorable circumstances!
When we reflect. that Il few ministers OF a
feeble denominations some ten months ago, ap-
poinded Two oil their number to edit aud publish
a monthly paper, and that we commenced the
paper without any regular travelling agent, ard
before nine months. upwards OF three hundred
subscribers responded to our cali, We are astoH-
lshed at The result!
But noiw outstanding, that the MANNER and
MATTER of the ''IiERALD" is highly approved, It
It does not yet fully meet the wants OF The peo-
ple.- .'Once a months not often enough 10 hear
The news" says one. IA monthly paper - no
paper AT ALL rejoins another; GIVE Us WEEK
LIZ PAPER,''s is the cry from nearly every
quar:er,-Well. give us FIVE HUNDRED PAYING
Subscribers, AND WEEKLY PAPER YOU SHALL HAVE.
The General Baptist WEEKLY Herald,
is inieuted Tor family news paper. IL VIII 20
devoted 10 the general interest OF Christianity.
dissemination oil the doctrine of the gospel, as
understood by the General Baptist denonlina-
ton, and TO The spread of benevolent institutions.
A portion oft columns will also be devoted to
Agriculture and Commerce, together with tho
general news, both foreign, and domestic
In short " hope TO make it worthy TO lie up
on the bookshelf OF the farmer, the desk oil rae
merchant, aud the centre table OF the rich.
THE GENIAL BAPTIST HERALD will
be edited by WILLIAM REAvIs, and published IN
Evansville, Iuu.. al the low price OF s. xi adj
vance. 50 25 il payment be d layedthree months.
and So so if ayIueut be Delayed longer time
PAYMENT within a month will be considered IN
advance, aud as it can easily be done, aud will
DE better for all parties concerncd,we earnestly
solicit payment INVARIABLY in advance.
We now offer this prospectus TO the public
generally, hoping they viii sustain US, pronis-
ing that the paper shall be forth coming soon
as u sufficient number of subscribers are obtain :
ed. WILLIAM REAyiS, Error.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12

means of crank and by few rapid revo-
luiions, each ball receives a force and mo-
mentnm equal TO that communicated by any
quantity of gunpowder. When this has
been done, slide starts and allows each
ball TO escape in succession from the cham
Der into tube, when they are thrown at
most 10 distance, and with unerring aim.
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GROCERIES, &c.
THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

n EzA IL kS 4l<AS u "a OA RAAS Il va .
Comprising general introductory outline
Of UniUersat History, Ancient and Mod
era, and series Of seperate histories of
epery principal nation that erists. their
rise, progress, present condition, &c, &.
By SAMUEL MAUNDER. The History of
America, edited by JouN lNMAN.
The ubove valuable work is just completed
forming two large octave volumes, printed on
fine paper, with clear type, illustrated with =
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVED VIGNErTE IT,
TLES-bound in a substantial aud elegant
binding. aud will be umished only -Four Doll
lars!! II forms OF itself compiete-LlBRARY
OF ulSTORY-of inestimable value TO any
who wishes to inform himself at frfing cost
OF the past history and present slate oil every
principal nation that exits, well more par
tcularly OF The very recent exciting events and
present political relations OF our own country
A splendid edition of the same work has also
just been issued in Nos. in paper covers, sulta
BILE for Mailing, and will be sent TO any part OF
the United States at the reduced rates OF peri
odical postage.
Price OF the work in Nos (complete) So.
Full bound. in two volumes, 81.
Agents are wanted TO OBJ taln subscribers in
every town in The u. States. Any person OBJ
ia lining more subscriptions, may deduct
oue-third OF the same as his commissirn, and
upon the receipt OF the balance ac companyIng
his order. the work will immediately be for
warded, by mail or otherwise, as he may d.
rect. Address, post paid, the publisher,
feb. 5 DANIEL ADEE, Fulton ST. N. Y.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
AN EDITOR ELECTED.

MIR. A. C. BnIlilt, one of the editors of the
N. o. Picayune, has been elected TO the
Legislature of Lou isiana Ly majority OF 81
votes, as shown by The official returns of the
Third district. Editors are sometimes re-
warded for their labors for the public good.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12

WIEN TUE BLOOD Is IN AN UNSOUND
CONDITION il is as ready for Infection, as aud
ploughed amt narrowed to receive the allotted
grain. Those who wise will therefore COM
mence the publication OF their blood without de-
lay: and those who are already attacked with
sickness should d" the same. BRANDERrH's PILLS
are an eIectual purityer of the blood, as thou
sands oil persons can testify who continue TO cure
themselves oil Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheu-
matte Affections, Liver Complaints, CosiiveDess
and the host OF those indications OF the body Of
The blood's being out OF order, simply by perse-
verlngly using Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pulls. Females will find them to secure that stat
o. health which every mother wishes to enjoy.
The weak the feeble, the nervous aud the del
lcate, are IN few days strengthened by the use
OF BRANDRE rH'S PILLS. and the worst of
complaints are effectualy removed by pt rsever-
ence without the expense Of physician.
THESE pile are SOLD by DANIEL WOOLSEY
a! Evansville Ia, aud by Agents in most OF the
villages IN the United States
aug 7,'45-i2mSI0. B. BRANDRETH, NJ D.
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CANAL BALL-9srd.

Tickets of Invitation to the Canal Ba II on the
23rd inst, will be ready for delivery On Satur-
day morning next. Gentlemen intending 10 De
present and wishing Tickets for their ladies' are
requested to call on The Managers.
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ssLet her rip--she,s all Oal1!,'
REV GROCERY ST0 RE.

WATER ST. OPPOSITE THE STEAM BOAT LANDING.
THOMAS NIcALP1N.
FESllE undersigned Is now opening general
ID assortment OF Family Groceries and proyi-
sIons, in the Building occupied by Charles Har.
Tington.
The highest price paid for all kinds of county
produce.
n. B. Molasses by the barre! or half barrel
very low. Jan. 29-3t.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12

Jacob Copenham of Virginia, recovered a
verdict of $4,000 against Samson Belier lor
seducing his daughter.
He was able to pay the amount of DANA
ges.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DOCTORS TEEL 81 GARRICK,
HHAVE associated themselves together, in
81 q the practice OF Medicine, Obstetrics,
anu Surgery,
Office On FIRST street. one door from the cor
ner OF Nam. in Mrs. Kazar's DIV elIing.
Evansville Feb 5 do.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12

FHyHERE will be meeting oil the A gricul-
4 turaI Society. held at the Cour: House on
Saturday the 2lst inst, at Q O'clock P. Nj. All
those iavOring the Society invited TO attend.
Feb. 5, ST. ii. DeBRUIER, PREs'r.
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JOHN GILMAN,
HAT MANUFACTURER.

Nam STREET BsLow THE MARKET HOUSE.
Keeps constantly on hand an assortment ofhisI
own manufactured Hats. lie will at all times
pay the ighes. marke, price IN CASH TOR Deer
and Fur Skins. ImaS 2a-ly.
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Land for saEe--Low.

NOR sale. ninety-seven acres oflan with
E good spring OF water on it, about 4 milea
below Evansville, on the Mt Vernon road, and
near the residence OF MIR. Joseph H. Brands.
Apply to BATTELL 81 INGLE.
Evansville, Jan. 8, '46-xlmo.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12
BOOK BiNDERx IN EVANSVILLE.

TEVIiE subscriber begs leave to announce TO
III the citizens of Evansville and the sur
rounding country that he has located himself
in Evansville IN the BOOK BlNDERY business.
He will execute all kinds OF binding neatly
and duraby, and as cheaply as it can be done
in Louisville. Old works rebound 10 order
aud on short notice. lie requests oil the citizens
their pa,ronage---a trial of his skill and prices,
feeling satisfied of giving entire satisfaction.
His shop is on Main street, IN the corner
building next door below the Clerks Office and
mm ediately opposite the Market House.
Evansville. aug 81 BERN ARD SOLBACH.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-02-12

OE- At a Fair in the east young lady receiv
ed medaI for making the biggest hustle.
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ALLIS q HOWES,
Wholesale DEALERS IN IRON. NAILS.
CASTINGS, Tin PLATE, LIQUORS,
TEAS. SPICES. PAINTS. CORDAGE
DYE SITES. OILS. OAKUM. ST.
GAR, COFFEE. AluLASSES,
d e.. NC &C az
WATER STEEr, EVANsyILLE. IND.
&C, &C, &C. &C.


We avail ourselves of this medium TO mi form
The public that We have purchased out the en-
tire interest of Mr. VIM. II. Siuckwell in the
WiiOLES ALE GROCERY. COMMISSION, &
FoRW ARDING BUSlN ESS, and shall contIn-
ue the same al his old stand on Water street.
where he shall be happy 10 waitupon his former
trends and patrons.
In making the public tender OF our services
we beg tn assure them that the utmost care aud
aud diligence will be used by US in endeavor-
ing TO comply with the wishes and instructions
ui our correspondent S, and we hope by strict
and althul PERSONAL attention to busin ess sec
Onded by the Efforts of experienced and COM
peient clerks ~ merit and receive liberal share
OF patronage.
Our stock Of GROCEIES. IRON. NAILS, &c,
is very large aud we yledge ourselves, in all
cases were orders sent 10 US, ncc0mpa nj nd
by the money, 10 sell at The LOWEST CASH
RATES. The former customers of the House
may rely upon the usual ac"ommoda tons.
ALLIS 81 uUWES.
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take great pleasure recommending my snc-
cess"rs Messrs. ALLiS s. HOWES to my form
er correspondents as young men of strict nteg-
rity. great Industry and excellent business ca
paciiy. feel sure that they will be able to
give entire satislaction-io all who may favor
them with their patronage and would respectful
iyask OF my old friends to give them trial be-
fore making change.
dec II, '45-tf. w. II. STOCKWELL.
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The best and cheapest Standard
SCHOOL BOOKS
EVER -PIJRIIS HE'D
McGufey's Eiectic r eaders. Nos. 1,
s. and 4.

McGuffey's Electic r eaders. Nos. II
3, and 4.
(WHICH have been SO justly popular where
w ever used, have been throoghly revised
enlarged, geatly improved. and newly stereo-
typed, and now III a Permanent form, no
further alteration being intended in them. The
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the valuable aid afforded him in the rigision of
his series by successful instructor aad finished
classical scholar, will it is believed warrant tho
assertion that these school reading books are
GREATLY SUPERIOR 10 any others ever pub
lished. They used in the Cincinnati Pub
lie Schools, because they are considered deeid-
eddy preferable TO any other extent.
Wm. NJ. WOOLSEY. DRUGGIST, MAIN 81.
EVANSVILLE. IA,
Has supply OF MeGufiey's Readers, and will
sell them at low prices for cash. Teaehcrs and
School ctiieersare desired 30 giyslheaa careful
examination. April }, 1916 IL
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TO Hunters and Far Dealers.
n d u u M b K 4 > desire TO give no.
Ell q. tice TO Hunters, Fur Dealers and country
Mercnanis, that he will purchase all kinds o!
fURS an SKINS at their Wholesale Dry Goods
Store, corner OF Main and FIRST streets, Evans
vile. Indiana, for which he will pay the high
est mark ct price IN CASH. dec l7-tt.
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Attention.

Attention.
tHOSE indebted 10 D. s Lanc. or Lane <
"a Wilcox earnestly requested 10 call and
SETTLE. Ihuse who neglect to do so. Will hnd
their notes and accounts in the hands OF the
proper officers Tor collection, the first OF janu-
AIRY next Ian + Il WILCOX.
Dec 4-i345. St
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Ladies Dress Goods.
~ EFERAL OF the most desirable styles OF Rel
- Cashmeres aud Mouselne DelaInes yet Oh
hand aud for sale by
Nov27 WILLIAM HUGHES.
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Cassimeres. Cloakings. sc.

n VHE subscriber would respectfully call the
Il attention of the public to his very seleci
stock of the above goods.
Nov 81 WILLIAM HUGHES.
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a a ASSORTED Brass and Copper Kettles
~ from TO SO gallons each tor sale vel
ow by ly l6-tfi DECKER & KRA AfER.
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Agricultural Meeting.

Evansville Feb. 18th '46.
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