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City Arrivals.


P0WHATAN HOUSE-SETTNsER 90.
B Fisk. Richard Randolph, WhshingIon; o p Bald
win, Staunton; w g williams, Mass William l. Cog.
gin, Miss Goggin, Bedford; Miss G Matthews. Miss NJ II
Matthews. Georgetown, DC; Hudson NJ Garland, Sen'r
Amherst Miss Nevins. Miss Field, Bottom; Mrs Jones and
daughter, Lynchburg; Col John Eyre and servant, James
Marshall, Northampton; w r Hobbs. lady and servant,
Master Hobbs. Greensvilc; Thomas N Evans. s. Carroll.
ma; r A Townes, Amelia; 5 A Harxood, Master Har-
wood. King & Queen.
HOTEL, Sept. 90.
C.M. COsbT, Danyile; T.. a. Cfenshsw, Ameiia; Mr..
Tally, Hanover; II. A. Fowlkcs, Princeton College; James
Welch, Petersburg; -. n. Walton, Cumborland; air. Tho
mas, Mecklenburg; b. n. Ford, Petersburg; VI. Strong
New York; ID. Bats, Dinwiddie G. r. B. =. Turner, do;
Thos. b. Dotzeit, Powhstan; w. z. Holland, Goochland;
j. NJ. Newman, Buckingham; r.. J. Goodc, AppomattoK;
b. Gay, Goochland; ]. Woodbridge, Chesterfield; 4 Goodc,
do; A. S. ellis. do; J. n. Spcifs, d.; W. NJ Mayo. Gooch.
land; ID. z. Gregg, FBfmvllei J. Payne. Columbus; a. X.
Bernard, Nanscmoud; T.. u. Jackson, Lunonburg G. II.
Mr.. Brsnton, Dinwiddis; Mr. Biick, Petersburg; Captain
Raouli, Ship.
EXCHANGE HOTEL. Sept 20.
n w Price. Baltimore; G Davis. Petersburg; Mr.. Long
and servant, Washington; w Wirnley, Phnlidolphib; Jas
Compton, Lexington, Va; Tho r Evans. s. Carolina; r
McClndlsh and family, Miss x Shield, a McCandlish,
Norfolk; l. ] Anderson, Georgetown; Mr.. Cooke, Va;
Chas Baskwcll, Val l. w Kelsey, New Yofk; John Ty.
Ter, Charles City; J w Doyall. w Robinson. Petersburg;
N X Jennings and lady, J X Jcnning'. Miss Jennings. N.
Oreansi Mr.. Ould, Baltimore; J : Haskell, w " Roach,
Charlottesville, James Michafd, Washington City; q W
STROLLER, Fredericksburg; Thomas Licby and son, Spoitsyl-
vaniui Il Massic. Patrick Massie, Paul Musie, Nelson;
VIM Foley, J G. Mynck, Petersburg; w Baker, Va: o
Phelps, Jt, New York; John ? Les, Petersburg.
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STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say what tnsy can,
rorsening Prizes, STsATTos's the mani

al
Drawn Nos. of Mouongalia 39-sept. IS:
50 ~ 81 4 So ! % Ia - - 80 50
Whole Nos. ! 81 60, q Capital sold and paid by
STRATroS.
wsdnesisy-A-randn No 70. Capitals s2o ooo, 5000. 2sOs.
loss. 10 Of 1000, &s- 70 Nos - drawn. Tieist, s.. haIs.. 50
quarters I23.
$50. 600, 10000!
Thur-iay-N Jersey. No 's-Capia. 10 600 dollars $4,000.
5000, 1000. AGA, 10 Of 2cOo. 10 OF 1904, 10 Of 1000. &c. 7s Nos.
~ drawn. Tickets $40: halves :: qs . 5O-Lo~..t Prize Of sI2.
$1,000, 1000.
~Fnesy-hononsAlis, No to-Capinls $4,000. 1000. $40. nc.
IS Nos IL drawn. Ticket. l: hav-. soc; quarters Csc.
$4,000. 1852.
saturdsy-sus-I.E Extra. lis Captss: $1,000. 1859, Iooo. nc
70 Nos IL enwn. Tickets 81; halv., sGe. qnL Csc
$4,000, 10000!
Monday hornns-AeIandns- No. p. Capitals s3o.OOo. To-
GOO 5000, so OF 1000. &C. 70 Nos- ~ Drawn Tickets SIC. halye.
s5O.OOO!-a Prizes of $4,000!
New Jersy Lottery, Class No. 81. for Isi6-to be dawn at
IS No. Lotiery-i2 Drawn Ballots
PRIZES.
5 prips Of $4,000 100 prizes Of $500
Tickets 81; halves 4; quarters ..
$4,000! 100000 . of 100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class II, for 1860 be drawn on
Saturday. October II.
rs NO. LorTERY-I4 DRAWN BALLOTS.
GRAND CAPITALS.
pine Of $4,000 9 pHIe'of $500
10000 I ans
: 10000 90 1000
. 5000 be.ldes $500, SEQ. 500, &c. &c
Tisis.. SIS. halye, : 50; quarters as.
Certneaies Of packages Of 2i wboIe tickets, 60
DO. do. 90 halves go
Do Do. d. d. s ss s s.S1, %
Buyers are referred TO my list Of PnLeI, which m registered
at the Once a. a proof Of what has been done; and ever
dr.wins continues to increase the number sold and paid BY me.
S- O.ders for packages, certificates or single teieu In lie aboy,
Schemes, and in all Lot,enes, will 10 prsnptiy attended IN az
drawing sent when requested.
Pie,ie .dar..isrdeH- srRATToN.
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fire broke out At Cleveland. Ohio. on Wednesday.
nigh, last. which partially consumed the Merchants Hotel.
occupied by Mr.. J. A. White. and a number Of store. I'D.
Joining The buildings and Hotel belong to Mr.. $. s.
Stone, who Is insured for 0lxOOO
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

Tho isstaecount from Nsuvoo state that tho Mormons
were daily leaving thu, place s~grceably to the stipulation.
entered into with tho Anti. Mormon..
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GRUBBS l.


We. - Mata sweet,
HAVING made large additions 10 their STOCK
- q Drsa Medicines Paiats. Oh DE stans. Wi,ty~ O..
&C are NV PepsFef n frrnh n CcuntV Nefehs.ts s.S .st.,...
~ a. stusnaf aricias ca D. pufchssed n hs ms,a we ~
vie tha-e NsAne ~ ~ eha-e 70 eaH srd ss,ms.e as an<t
~@ GHuhaa q APFFasON.
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DIR. MAUPIN'S SCHOOL.
Marshall street, between 18th and 5th.
TGNHE next session OF tins Institution will commence on Monday.
Il the seth OF September, and end on the last Of July fol owing.
A thorough course Of Instruction viii be given in the English
branches, Ancient Languages, Mathematics. Natunl PhIosorh y,
Chemistry aRd French. Unusual facilities viii be afforded for the
study OF The Natural Sciences.
Mr. AeI. Martin, Of whose meni, as a scholar and teacher the
Principal has rersonal knowledge, aud who brings with him a high
testimonial Of literary atioinmeuis from the Faculty Of Washington
College, has been engaged as an assstlnt in The school.
Teacher OF Modern Languagcs-Nr. Jos aichard.
Sept 9. 1886. .o,f
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THE HERMITAGE AND sgd.
n OR'S POINT

NEAR FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
thiE Hermitage, atry IN. property Of Mrs A Nsyo nj, m.
kehnond Turnpike md AaD Road To Washington, about or.
mle rom tn corporation lne, Is foT sale. That part OF il betueen
ue Raj hnad and TIE Riehmond Turnpike tor Broad ,,,.st -
hnuedl on whiehthc Mansion rour. d, stu TED, contains aho1t 100
acres VIII be laid on INTO
Lots of 5 20 12 or is acres,
ytns on Broad street AMI on a street to be hI on ri, . ,;,.,u ,.
With Clay street 90 as to form 4 number OF beauuufuuy .,r,,sS 90
eaeh hmnins on a wide street and having a Aandson. ejev,tio5
for a building ute.
On one OF these lots q a large sad cammodiou. dwelling bou..
monuhe IN Gay street, iofmeily the esfienee Of the htsC Col J,hn
Mayo scitable for a large fanny or a public sebooL-w With f., 80
OF ohet buildings which eoud be put IN eIeensn, order At a vey
small eIpeHse.
That pan Of tbs Hemiage 'ying north OF the Rail Road .on.
ninlng about 100 acres of land. mostly 10 wlod and timber 800,
mnds productive for fimiEg purposes, because Of The mutual 81
uv OF the soil and eonuguty 20 the CITY Of Richmond vim. A.
Naea into lots OF 20 to 30 acres each, al having ether an ca tern
~ Nester front 90 a raad connecting with Broad street A con
Nar1 sreaa % water pases thfouah IT,
sydnor's Point Tract, containing nearly 600 acre. tvipy
between the Westham Turnpike and the James River CanaL-
Aooa'o one uhid Of this tact Is cleared and now rr ndueti,,. the hal
anee IN wood, which, BY the Canal on IL southern boundary. /.
easily gotten 20 market.
A portion OF the wood and u c5nsi5sred fins. T,h,rrs I'D -
the Canal.
This properly Willie divided int Two or more os to suit pur
eha'efs, fdsA.ed according o. locauon-an5 together with the lots
a zoe Hermitage, lying within \ short d~ance Of the CITY and the
Colleges and other pubic Institutions 10 The city, and being In a
healthy ntizhb'h'od where ,hsre BE- rood society, ts CONSIDERS
The mos d.sipbr Tupe y In his part ofthe state.
The piatso the abrve property will be ready b. The 10Th Sep
ard ios, with heir boundaries will be ,bewn ~ NJ Ttomas Ia
icy, who resides near the Hermitage, and will give any o,her infor.
maIon destcd
TERMS OF sAlE-onefouuh cash. the balaree in three so..l
annual .nstahmens bearing interest
The above sale vii take place on THURSDAY IN. 18Th d,v n,
October nett 81 ~ ocCcs. a. the Ne miiage.
x ~ CABELL. ard her Trarees
- eo'ds uudsr he vii Of Mrs. Ahrai MAYO.
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THE FINE ARTS.

announcing the intention Of instruciing
Yong LAde'n The Pine Arts via. FANCY PoRrRs It ..I
LANpSoNrh Pia'nf. j. War 81 viii '.-p~e nlly eb-ervs thai
hii'efeci 70 mfa, 10 he pass. q TehnA q knv~ ixe of Ia 4
o,snch ~ rns Ats. which eonahuae a USEFUL AID oRNA.
MENTAL Euctt on. "a
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AUCTION SALE OF DAMAGED DRY
GOODS: BY Order of the Port Wardens of
The Port of Richmond.
On FRIDAY, the I'd ofOstober, al O'Clock p, shan -u ,,,.z
count 4 whom II may eoheern, a. our Dry Cords Rooms. an In
voice Of Dry Good. &c, damaged on board the shr Gre.pw,y On
her late voyage fun New YORK to this port: anoor wbieh =.
Cohf, CassimeTeL satneti,. Kerseys
ILreHs Laees. Edrnzs, Apaeess
Fannels, Prints, Ginghams, Ca.bmeres
VestInes Canvass Padding, hosiery
Nuts wool-n Shirt, shawls b antets
CoAsing. MashnS Cnvat. &c. &c.
Terms Cash DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co,
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MRS. MAIDS SCHOOL.
sh uiiI, RE I'm q d.
ENlE 2INTu ANNIA crcSInN

Nhb oLAih ANNUAL SESSION oil this
institution viii commence On THURSDAY the nut day Of Dc
tober n-tt
Besides the ufuil ersn i've eouns Of English ,tudy, IN. Ancient
a-i Modern Languages. Music. Drawing aud Painting in oA. ana
~sier colour. VIII be husbt BY abb and experienced n. tiers.
Term. fot Bortains ahiDay Pupils a, heretofore. Apply to Mr..
nttb. hichfnon au H-tI-D<t
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Aurtion Salcs.


rais DAS.
my Williams a uaxsh.
On WEDNESDAY NENT. he Soh IN. ssL ~ 10 o,p-s ~ns.
odd. IN nont u our Auction ssor-
fnm- Porto Rico sagAus
10 - croiS DO
To n Otl-aAs 90
DO Brasl white 10 in barre.
fnns Green Lszuayn Gene
Do do Mo do
ID cd lava do
PINE Wr-ern Baeon sEs-
IN do a. shonAr.
nsH DuYoy q 20. Csssas Brandy
Dupuy 10 60
Imitation Ia
od Apple do
od ruseaoo-a whsssy
Do MononEahela do
Feton q Sou. N. Engsnd Rsa
Eu. Fine Ganpo~dsf Tea
In fO~ehonx do
Redius'. Fanny soap
Mason's challenge haeksK
Indigo. Be- ons &r. &c
TERss.Ueder sioo. es.hi sICo AMI ever. four month. er-n,
Tor approved paper
WILLIAMS n HAxALI. Aues.
by Beverley Biair.
SALES OF STOCKS.
| will sell on Wednesday the 3Dth inst. NJ tho
Mercantile Reading Room on Ieth Ct, st az o'eioes N IN, nuo~,
ing soess fr cash viz
- share. OF Farmer. Bahk stoek
: shares Of Va Bank STOCK
o hare Of Manchester C. and w. Maa stesl.
BLAIR.
L'esnsd slosk Broksr.
~ "a. n. Dickinson A n other.
NEGROES.
ms Gay at 10 o'coeh viii be sold , Negro Boys "a md IA n
n'tpG Hs 10 to IL, . Negro Men ~ aud 81. ami 2 yoans N,ry
Women and Child each
q 80 n "a ntcx.S.oS No.
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MRS. GEN. CARRINGTON'S

MRS. GEN. CARRINGTON.S
Boarding school for Young Ladies',
Commences ON the IL, Of October and closes on the Bis,
July.
M RS. DARLINGTON spares no pains 10 have
l'A III he departments flied with competent teachers: and ven
lures IN promise a. TN rough an education a. can be Outlined in mi
school In the Union.
Mr. csd~ehinx . 4 4 beautiful. retired and healthy part Of the
ray, oombirins many local Advantages no, generally found In a city
residence. and The internal arrangement. are sheh As ensure The
comfort Of the inmats
The boardefs ate eonidcIej menbers Of The family and REQUIRED
to eonfotmto its regulations: but they IN governed by the law Of
kinines..
TERMS, per session OF ten months:
BroadinT, s9oo
Higher EnEhsh branches 40
Lower do. do. Al
French ard other Modern Language. each 90
Latin, pa
Music on the piano. 90
Music on the GUITAR, 30
Music. vocal. GO
Use Of insrumeni, no
Washing. 20
BAf payable in Advanee-rcmsinder on ID. Let OF March.
Each Joung lady viii provide herself with s.lyef fork, table and
tea spoon.
No hcarisr viii b. allowed To shop OF raise accounts without the
erpress emissicn OF the principal.
The boariets are erected u attend church with the famiy, free
OF any charge for pew fent-nof ar. they permits e to 20 ahr.ad
units under tae superviuon Of Mrs q. or oT. q the Teachers. No
departure from this rule win b. allowed, uniea By express agree.
ment with the parents or guardian.
Richmond. August 4, 1896. cIgAdtIsDet
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Largo and Fresh supply Of Dry Good.

- ". JENKINS would invite the attention Of
- merchants snd Others. Who are buying for cssh or city &C.
ceptancc, 20 eNfmine HE entire ~ and extensive rorA Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DHY GOODS,
nov receivirg-and hsvinE been pucha Within q rev davs AZ
treaty. reduced prices, hey VIII ~ sdd accordingly. Tboss wau,.
ias Bargains VII do Ssnto cahn
RH.JgNKINsr New s,ots.
90 Ease Square.
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M ASHER AND IHONER AND SEAuSTHESs
w ron sAIE.-we have Tor shc. q thsy wonsn. o.
Eood th,ta ter, betsesn 30 ard IS Jeau oftae, who 10 a 6ut rate
washer aud itonrr and seamstrrss and 70 asoa sentseilsdys maid,
WITH her child, y vsy htey EHL shout 5 or 9 years 90. They
VII be sniito no one Usidine out Of tho city ofRiehmopd o. ~ i'm
MEDIATE vicinity. Apply 10 PHILIP N. TABS a SON,
eel omee on Nsis Tpst opposite Er hanee BaLk.
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FARM FOR SALE.

VVHE undersigned wishes to sell or rent pri.
vsety on orbcfore he ~ dsv ofocth,r nsu. The F,re b
ongins Fo he estate n s musl Giuhftaht deed I'M. Pan,
. situated IS mites bcow Rchmopt on ne New ken, ross I'D
conttint 30 seTes - hnd, atoIt goo 81 Witch ave els,vd v,tb I,
rood dweihrg house and ttctsn, and svasncui fab'es and h,r, =
" u eohsd.led veU heshhy, ad stcoiei v at can Be oht,tr-s
Wy ehesp With . hsh = mle oiih' place NJ Jon, @ utavrisht.
who hv's on ihe pcmscs, WI tase prasuys " hos me ne Fsr-
70 soy ons Who may wish 70 purchase. Terns Accommodating
AppiY 10 MRS v y. GARrHRtcgr g..
NF'-ie' On UTUsHs 4 Yasss yes
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w. S. & J. DOMAIN.
Fall Importation Hardua.o


iGHr IN the Dwcriae. Or a hafnon, Of IN. %, O..
- vii ven shot md smpt rmsrss .dap.sd he rs,A.g :,
famfy rraJrr, and aran. % IN 33 section. 10, .,.CJ,.. "a
ys-' ny 'e AoihoF Of The Peep Of DaJ." "Lias upoS Line
NO Lives or To seem and 10 BE-. Nv MAJ, 4 v.t,,,., -.
" Non9l'a nni SCI Conquest" Prise ard PuneIo.
-, sasg = ne' ~ he autbor q -Gsrrude,~ aAnny
Cornelius Nepos win answered qie,ti,g. 81 bn..u.
si-t-lat W Ne Rev Thomas X AmahL A ". Rret,, ,f -.
Don, revised andeor ectsdb By y A Jobr-,, p,,s.-., - 49,.
unvef1U Of the Guy cf New Yak
nc hcoguea and Geofgts NJ VhEI WWh Ensnsh Notes erfi,.t
and explanatory. and . Hefucai iad.r ~ Cb, Aofso, IIp
Professor ofthe G1rst sai tatn Ianruars. ~ Cot.,st.. c.r...
NeW NorS al Rector Ofths Grammar School
No 9Ths speuusn u Ire Comanoawsabb n g..t..a
No t23 LusHrs auaf Age.
Nos 100, z Hareu' mustrsfsd Eh1kp.,rs
No = fctofsl Hhtrp Of Enrand
Otbsuo-a tragedy hn 6ve set. ~ Va.
The Para theatre. Received by
= 90
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r O..

NlST received a large and handsome nssort.
- meni % Capetrg Of superior qsaHy, al Of The a.ss s,ls.
eopsirinE ~ Hrususis To- g. Ply ins sin tnt v,nstan. ~ q which
WIN b. Ns and made uP 10 ORDER a. the ~ ct ueuee. ssd on The
nost rrasonable terms Wh HOOTu.
- 93-9V Cefnsf Of hsia a-d t9h 90.
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MANTUA=M MAKING.

THE GudsrsIgned respectfully informs her friends. The
L Ladies generally, and particularly those in the county.
ihai she IS prepared TO execute all orders in the DRESS
NAMING al short notice and on reasonable
terms. Her rooms are az the "Roanokc House, I,sus,
Alley, near the Odd Fellows Hall. A. HasELTON.
Richmond. SEPT .
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DRY GOODS AT
On THURSDAY, the 9th oeioter, al . o'eloek M M, s.L.
Room, we shall offer for SAFE, a large au yaI-abIe -r,n 81
flesh and seasnrabie Dry GooAL now in store, and TO be r,estved
in time Particulars hereafter.
SEES KENT, KENDALL q ArwATER. Amen.
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DLAsrER.-I2o tons Plaster received per
= shr Hsnh-tO sale ~
S~ RANKIN 4 wuuLo.
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~ A.k c. T. ALIENS School will be resumed on the
day Of October nett. in the House net door to the residenc
Colonel BIGaER- on Shoekoe Hin. &c I6-eost
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-19
B. F. MORRIS. Trea'r.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
EVANSVILLE, INDIA

FENHIS extensive and pleasant establishment
= convenient to the river, is again
mended to the notice OF the travelling public.
The large increase of patronage, since it came
under the control OF the undersigned induces
the belief, that his efforts to sustain FIRST
CLASS HOTEL appreciated, and dcVOting his
undivided and personal attention to his busi-
ness, his guests may be assured Of every COM
tort and attention.
The Exchange" ad joins the great steam
Boat Landing, affording travellers wishing to go
up or down the river great conveniences, and a
watch is kept day and night to secure to them
the earliest conveyance.
The excellent line of Mail Couches TO the
North, intersectng a Vincennes with all the
routs concentrated there depart from the "Ex-
change" every Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day mornings, and The large livery stable at
tached W III furnish extras at any moment, to
forward travellers onward.
With these facilities, OF so much momeE: to
the business man, the undersigned once more
solicits patronage on the ground that he intends
to deserve Ii.
april III, I846lv. c. K. DREW.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-19
CINCIN MATT
CT TOR f.
By ALTERING g. 6RUMMEB

HfAr$H HE subscribers, late of Cincinnati, desires
~ TO inform the citizens of Evansville and
surrounding country, that they have jus OPEN
ed on Main street, next door to. w. i C. BelI's
Drug Store. a large and fresh stock oil READY
MADE CLOTHING, made IN the latest and
most fashionable style. OF good materials and in
che best manner. The work was executed by
themselves and under their eye, and will be full
H. warranted. Their stock is lnrge one en-
acing every thing requisite for the fitting out
of genteman's wardrobe, aud will be sold at
very low prices. Youths clothing en- hand of
good workmanship and of the very best msteri-
ls,at extremely low prices. A fine lot OF Trunks,
.ats, Caps cots and Shoes. We think our goods
and prices will induce those wishing TO purchase
to lay out their money with US, aud we terefore
solicit a call from the public. july '46-ly.
EUST ARRIVED---A new and we'll
e assorted stock OF fashionable Winter Cloth
tug Tor 1916
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-11-19
state of Indiana.
State of Indiana,
WARRIcK COUNTY, IS.
In the Warrick Circuit Court, October Term
1916.
Henry D. B. Davisl
va Forefon a tt, .hmenf

III tn0 w OHSuft GodAii OCtSoCl 4CtHt
1916.
Henry D. B. Davisl
vs.. Foreign Attp chment.
Lakin B. Baker.
AJOW at this time comes the Plaintiff by his
1 y Attorney, and moves the Court for an Or
der OF publication herein. and shows to the
Court, now here by the return Of the Sheriff 10
The process issued in this cause, tina the same
has been duly executed by attaching the follow
lug lands and lenements, as the property OF
said Defendant Lakn D. Baker. that is to say:
the South East quarter o. Section No. thirty -one
10 Township No, FIVE, South Of Range eight
West, containing one hundred and sixty acres.
Situate in the District OF lands sold at Vincen-
mes Indiana, and in county OF Warrick.
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by the Court that
the Defendant Lakin ID. Baker, be notified by
publ cation three weeks successfully, in the
Evansville journal, weekly newspaper, print-
ed and published in Evansville in the County of
Vanderburgh, that the said Writ Of Foreign
Attachment, is now pending and undetermined
in Warrick Circuit Court, and the said La
kin D. Baker is hereby required to appear and
Defend, or the same will DE heard and determ-
ined, in his absence, and this cause continued
until next term of this court.
Attest, J. WAITE B MOORE, Clerk.
Nov. 10 1864 3w.-pf. SO 90. ae
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DIR. HI. ROW
S u r EON ENTIS T,

WKTILL attend to all operations in Dental
~ Surgery such as plugging, cleaning, ex-
tracing and inserting incOrrupuble teeth from
one TO full set. warranted to answer every pur-
pose, otherwise no charge will be made. lie
operates after the German and Frenah Systemand
feels confident TO satisfy in work and charges.
ToothachC and decayed gums cured perm an ent
~. Ladies and gentlemen can be waited on If
desired, at their residence. without additional
charge. Office at the SHERWOOD HOUSE.
Evansville. Nov. II, 1876
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AUCTION TOR.

Water-street, between sycamore s. Vine.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
NUARX GUMBERTS informs the public that
IVE he will sell at A uction on Tuesday, Thurs
days, and Saturdays of each week, Dry Goods,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Queens
ware, &C.. &c. All Goods consigned TO him
will meet with sale and return. He solIcits the
patronage of the public. aug 27-tf.
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Philadelphia Dagurrian Gallery.
RNOm af tIle EXchange.

"EssRs. HOWARD & LYNDALD. beg to
I'VE call the attention of the public to sPeci-
mems OF Photographic MIXTURES executed by
them in style unsurpassed for clearness, beauty
of finish and genererai like appearance. La dies
and gentlemen most respectfully invited to
call aud examine the specimens whether they
contemplate sitting or not. Miniatures taken
every day with out regard to the weather,
Evansville, Nov, 10, l846-4l-3w.
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| ADMINISTRATORS Notice.--No-

n tee is hereby giveE that the undersigned
has taken letters of Administration on the es-
tate Of Joseph Wheeler Jr., late of Vanderburgh
county and State of Indiana deceased. All
persons indebted to the said estate are request
ed to make Immediate payment. and those hav-
ing claims against the same, notified TO pre-
sent the m duly authenticated for settlement.
The said estate is probably insolvent.
JAMES T. WALKER. Admir-.
Nov 10 1916 -4l-3w
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n is hereby given that will expose to sale
at public auction on Saturday the 9th day of
Decembe next, at the bnck store house formers
~ belonging o Joseph Wheeler, Jr.. deceased
on Front Street above Main, in the town of Ev-
ausviIle. all the personal properly of said de-
ceased consisting OF household furniture Piano
Forte. LOT OF Hardware. lot Of paper Tobacco
&c. A credit of twelve months will be givea
on all sums of three dollars and upwards. the
purchaser giving his note with approved securi-
~ and waving all benefit from the stay and val
uation laws.
JAMES T. WALKER, Admir-.
Nov. 70, l946-4l-3w
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Tonawanda, Pa, Sept. 10, 1874

DR.. Benz. Smith
Dear Sir: Your agent left with me lot oil
your Sugar Coated Pills, and have but few
boxes left. Every box have sold has gwen
entire satisfaction I have TAX en- them myself
and | consider them Ihe best pills have ever
used, and | am not afraid to recommend them
to the public. | wish further supply at once
Yours respectfully,
15 JACOB KIBLER, P. M.
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Pastor LIST Baptist Bhurch, Pittsburgh.
From the Blue HENS Chicken, (Del.)

From the Blue Hens Chicken, (Del)
We call the attention of our readers TO the
certificate OF Rev. S. Williams, Pastor OF LIST
Bapust Church, Pittsburgh, in relation to DR..
Smiths Pills. We ourselves bear testimo-
ny to the excellence OF these Pills, one OF us
havin gsased them and experienced great relief
from them. +-r
The above is the best paper in the State OF
Delaware. sa.t 5e fr