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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04

"M.H RYAN scarcely has the time To say ,ba,
W he y now oI~ning the largest. the RICHEST
and the CHEAPEST stock uf t,o,ds il iss ever bee,
hrs pleasure To offer To hc Ladies u Lynchbury and
vhiniiy Cal aud examine for yourslvesno charge or
showing. and hI' hHie II ynn hay. have no time Ia
say mne the hirse is fil ot customers III say mare
oeAt seek pr9ba'Ly IN great haste.
.- al. " H. Hl AN. opro0e - Il. Pay,c's
Boch Star. al Tuna ~ E,u.rs0s Old s.and.
sop. 81 tsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04
TIE - E,iIEST ANA \T.xGES IN
PURCHASING PIANO FORTES.

enabled 10 offer the greatest advantages purchasing
1 PIANO FORrES, VIZ
The best Instruments al The lorest .Nc,e FORK prices
'td7rnied perfect and sold on trin
Out oi than hundred Instruments which he Ia.
sold III different parts III the United States he has vet to
cover that he has sold snige bad Indifferent one .,,
IN case such accident should happen, the purchaser woio
be entirely secured from the slightest loss
as the imperfect Instrument would b. instantly exchaprer
without expense to the purchaser
COT NTRA PURCHASERS
Need not hesitate TO eend their orders 10 = II TAyIOh
as the INSTRUMENT may be considered As o> qR,I sub
rct TO b. kept exchanged the option of purchases
and the price viii be the II c were br,.,pi
/. II. TAYLOR,
Dealers in Pianos Music Sc
Sept. 23-ts 'Ri.hman1 ' %'
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Fall and Winter Goods

an "l which have been bought within TIE last 10 DAYS
a. cS ""' lower than ruled in the early part Of the
stasun and which can and viii be- sold al ycry L. r
g II ~ r>
a4'' t"4tfdctors will find large quantity of Goods
-uiss - 'hrir purposes
COZ SlhY MERCHANTS
WI be able IN bny of me on good Terms nj Wm,!.
sale. J\0 / pI.U,is
oct. l-isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04

Cot .limt'n Sent who was killed in one of oar san
gninary battles before the city of Mexico IN Gen Norths
Division wasa native Of Bennington VI lie was edu
Gated at W csl Point, and from that school entered the
army some thirty years ago. He has snee then seen
much hard service. and conducted himself always with
great caution skill. and kindness. In his youth he was
famous anong ,hr sharp shooles Of the Green Mountains
very i'w OF whom could perform eas 10 be compared
with his. ,lencver shot game in the by; but at What
ever height OF distance. always struck the head He
would DIVE nail ino board part way with ham
mar and then taking the atthesl distance d, which the
eye could distinctly drive it hd nj With his uner
ring bullet lie has always been muc, respected and
beloved by his townsmen for his amabe and bcaevolen
qnaltles associated with She exact integrity With
moderate income, he has omzed, his personal
expenses As 10 support his family, and very essen
tally To al two maiden sisters. several nephews and
Their relatives, who. with his wife and immediate FAM
ly, now at Milwaukee, are left 10 mourn his loss How
these hearts bleed and ache How many such circles of
bleeding, aching hearts have victories made The
guilt o all this misery must rest some body Who is
II Nre'ched man. For these losses aud this yu the
nation 'akess pay IN glory. What pity that men
should not reflect that all true CORY in doing good
". !. JD,r. Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04

The Circuit Court Of W lslngtou cay ha refused .o
manlamus ASK d for by It, Bmshclr late oi i,l Ie,ap
naval service against the Secretary otte Navy. 10 on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04
General commission


Nd & o c Err y L SINESS
I NiiE undersigned having associated themselves as
Z par;ucrs. Under the 5. Vie aud firm Of
ROBERTS & BUILER,
for the pur uSe of conducting q general
Commission Business
in Lynchburg, and having taken the larIe comno
dious house recently occupied by Roberts < Waller and
Immediately opposite the Bank Of Virginia. would m 81
public generally tor cohsie nmens Of all kinds Of pduc
such as
Tobacco. Flour, Whiskcy, &c. dc.
Ryand Roberls having brought INTO the concern,
large and very desirable
STOCK or GROCERIES,
and the firm being desrious to redues the pr sent
stock. order devote their attention more PARTICULAR,
To the Commission Business, will offer great induce
nenls To purchasers.
Edward b. Butler will give his personal attention to
the
Management and Sale Of Tobacco
consigned 10 their care Where no advances arr. made
The usual price of % cents per hossh,ad will De
for selling and collecting.
lie has been, from early life extensively enoatedi,
the ToDacco Trade, and would bee leave 10 refer his
friends and tho public generally the following gentle
men
lohn VI. Warwick. NJ Ianghone s Sons
jesse Hare. Seth Halscy
Aud. II. Arnstead Samuel McCo,kle
Samuel Miller. James l.. Clayior
DR.. James Saunders. DAVID w. Burton
RNIAND ROBERTS,
EDWARD B. BUTLER.
August 2i-Gm if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04
CASH FOR WHEAT.

ENlE undersigned Is prepared To my the highest cash
1 price f.r Nj rc!lantabe Wheat, delivered at his
Lumber House the Basin lie invites all who have
wheat for sale. Ia give him call
0;- Cash Tor FIN Sc d. b. r. SAC kF.TT
Oct. 1-tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04
LAMP OH.

1 SUPPLY ofsupcrm Uuier Beached Lamp Oil
N warranted pure, Tor sale by
Oct. 2l-'s JOHN II. SFAY. Druggist
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Ilth October. DSl1

DIN }. PCRViS, Ag't.is receiving by fr,iehi Boats
. Ben Franldio,' aud "Rchn,ond," tremendous stock
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-04

f,, II, p4ymeai Of h 5 uage$, Sc which he claims as
, # ann .satan If 'fexts to the L States =
ON the Ground that wien Texas vas annexed te has,
u that te,ube. its officers iurIa cd were
,ispi The case is t. be- carried up on an api"l 10 NV
surname Con RI. under the advice OF thanceor bDo aia
Len. W,Iar Jaies Counsel u LII Brasear
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

A SERIOUS EvIL.-A correspondent of the
Chicago Journal is denouncing the armies of
grasshoppers that are so abundant on the prai-
RES this season. They differ from the Europe
an, being horse-headed, and winged like the
African locust, and are the worst kind of those
plaques. They are said to have increased very
much within the last three years, and threaten
to become yely serious evil.
The ravages of these insects are some what
mitigated by the havoc made among them by
the prairie fowls, which eat them greedily, and
thus destoy enormous numbers during the sea-
son, and prevent their increase to proportion
ate extent. 1t is recommended in reference to
the usefulness of those birds in this particular,
that the killing of them should be prohibited
by law until the harvest is ended-say between
February and September.
The grasshoppers have in time past caused
the great calamities of famine and pestilence,
in the old world. In July, A. d. sol and 1913,
they ravaged as if under military order, and
500, 900 men persisted by famine and the pesti-
lence. They wasted France A. ID S74 and 1912,
when their leaders constantly flew a day be-
fore the host and marked the place to be de-
voured. These first appeared without wings,
and lastly with four. They were blown into
the English channel, and were thrown on the
beach in such numbers that the stencil caused a
pestilence.
The immense extent of our soil, its great
productiveness and diversity of crops, would
seem to forbid the possibility Of general fam
inc ever happening in this favored land. But
if such should ever be the case, it would most
probably be brought about by the agency of
these terrible scouges.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

OT Iron Wire is now used in the construc-
ton of fences, and the Westminster md. }
Carroltonian gives the following description Of
the manner in which it is adopted to this pur-
pose:
"The posts are about one half the ordinary
size, planted firmly at the distance of 10 feet
apart, with 9 strands of wire drawn tightly
through an half inch auger hole, and tightly
plugged at each hole; the wire is of the size of
that used for the handle of the Yankee bucket,
and to combine them more firm, wire of light
err description is wound through the middle,
which prevents the hogs from separating them,
and creeping through. The whole expense of
this fence does not exceed 25 cents per pannel
of 10 feet; and for neatness and durability.
cannot be surpassed by any thing in timber"
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

TAXES for1s47-I will meet the tax payers
Il who may attend at the following places in Van
derbugh county, for thepurpose of receiving taxes,
to wit
At the place ofholding elections in knight Town
ship, Saturday Sept. 18th. AT the place Of holding
elections in Centre Township, Monday September
goth AT the place ofholding elections in Scott Town
elections in Armstrong Township, Wednesday Sept.
22nd. At the place of holding elections in German
Township, Thursday Sept. 23rd. At the place of
holding elections in Perry Township, Friday Sept.
9th At the place Of holding elections in Union
Township, Saturday Sept. 25th.
And will attend at my office in the Court House
Evansville, from the first day ofOctober, until the
first day of January, lS4S for the purpose Of receiving
taxes.
The Taxes for the year lS47, are as follows:-For
State purposes, on each one hundred dollars valua-
ton of all property made taxable by law, 2el cents;
and for each poll IS cents.
For County purposes, on each one hundred dollars
valuation ofall properly 40 cents and for each poll
rs cents
For Road purposes on each one hundred dollars
valuation on Real Estate 10 cents
sept. ls47, CIV. r. w. DUNBAR, T. V. c.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28
FALL 4 WINTER DRY GOODS.
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes,
&C., at Wholesale or Retail by
FOSTER ~ JOHNS SON.

(Corncr Of Main and First street, EUan8UiIIc J
NAAAN THANKFUL for past favors, would res
49, ecttully inform their friends and the public
generally, thpt they opening one of the best
selected stocks of Dry Goods ever offered in the city
Of EVANSVILLE comprising nearly every thing required
either by necessity, taste, fashion. The senior
partner who has had twenty years experience as q
merchant in Indiana selected the stock with the great
with special view to the country trade and as they
sell exclusively for cash they atter themselves that
to cash buyers either at wholesale or RETAIL they can
offer inducements equal to any house in the West
All ask is call and examine our Goods and pri-
ces and judge for yourselves
sep 2S-tf. FOSTER & JOHNSON.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28
RECEIVED BY EXPRESS!
Il. q w. LEWIS,

MOULD respectfully invite the citizens of Evans
w vile and vicinity examine of the largest
newest and most fashionable stocks of Foreign and
Domestic Fall and Winter Dry-Goods, being the
latest arrivals in our city, which are this morning
opening, and would be happy to show to all those
who will favor us with call
A large portion of this stock having been selected
with view to suit the wholesale trade to which we
respectfully invite the attention of Merchants visiting
our city. To our old customers we say come, as
we prepared to sell on better terms than ever
To retail visitors shall be pleased to show our
goods believing that they will find them as well Sc
lected, as good and consisting of as great variety
and as cheap any stock ever offered in this
place. sep l6-tf.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28
A CARD.

IN retiring from the retail trade we would return
thanks to the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
for their liberal patronage during long period OF
years. And in return for their Kindness, we would
say, that if they wish to purchase any Goods by the
piece or dozen, at wholesale prices we would be
happy to see them at the Old Stand" on Main street
j. II. MAGHEE g. co.
EVANSVILLE, Sept 23d, l647.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

DIED.-On Saturday evening, 18th inst.
Mr.. GARDNER BowLEs. His remains were ac-
companied to the grave by The members of Ly-
man Beecher and Temple of Honor Divisions
of S. of T. Bro. BowLEs was member of the
latter Division.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28
4 CITY ORDINANCE.

A T called meeting ofthe Common Council, held
N the twenty-seventh day of September, 1877,
Present, the MAYOR and Councilmen STEPHENS, lay
COCK, HEwsoN, and ScANTLIN
On Motion of STEPHENS, Councilman, it was or
dered that all Dogs and Bitches owened kept or har-
boured whiting the city be securely confined on the
premises ofthe owners Keepers harbourers thereof
for the space of twenty days from the 2sth dav of
September, lS47 And all persons are hereby prohib-
tied from bringing any dog or bitch into the city du-
ring the said twenty days, pain of having every
dog or bitch found running Target in the city during
said twenty days killed by the Marshall or such other
person or persons may be appointed for that pur-
pose. JAMES G.. JONES, Magor
Attest, JOHN ]. CHANDLER, Clerk [seD %
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28
INDIANA. SIS.

INDIANA, SIS.
At a Probate Court held in and for the County OF
Spencer the 9th day of August, A. D. ls47 before
the Hon. Rein Waer, Probate Judge
William Jones and Thomas c.
Heady, admr's of Esquire
49,, ueo T. to,J, ,oroos Petition to sell real
Heady, James Powell, Sally H''"'e'
Powell, Elizabeth Heady, Nam
cy Heady, e. al.
ow at this time come the Petitioners in this cause
IN by Thos. f. DeBruler, their attorney, and file
the affidavit of disinteresed witness from which it
appears that James Heady and Andrew Heady, two
of the above named defendants are non-residents.-
1t is therefore Ordered by the Court that they the said
James and Andrew J Heady be notified of the filing
tendency of said petition by publication of this
order for three weeks successfully in the Evansville
Weekly Journal printed and published in the City of
Evansville Venderburgh County and State of Indiana
And that unless they be and appear here before
the calling Of this at the next term of this court
to be held on the ID Monday in November next, and
show cause why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted the will be heard and determined
in their absence and this cause is continued.
By the Court
Test, JOHN CRAWFORD, Clerk
sep 23-p So By S. w. FAIRFIELD d: c.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28
ITO sMoKERs.-The best assortment of

ITO SMOKERS.-Theb best assortment of
L FINE SPANISH SEGARS.
Ever below the falls of the Ohio river is offered
for sale by the subscribers. We name
La Orleans;
Regalia Ne Plus Ultra;
Colorado Claro;
Para Todos
Crusados;
Paneteos,
Besides many other Brands. Every taste can be
suited au 31-ts.l ALLIS & HOWES.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

LNLECTION Of RanIz ns-.<-.--r---Fir Stock
Ia holders of the Evansville Branch of the State
Bank hereby informed that the annual election of
Directors for the ensuing year, will take place at the
Banking Office, in Evansville, on Monday the first
day OF November next, between the hours of 3 and
o'clock p M. JOHN DUGLAS5, CASHIER.
sen 2S-lw
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

Wholesale and Retail dealers in Iron, Nails
Tinplate, Foreign 81 Domestic liz
and 6.rncariRS in aon eral-
lVater street, ADORE Main, EDdnsuiiie, Indiana.
MOULD respectfully invite the attention of coun-
w try Merchants, and the trade in general, to
their large and well selected stock of Groceries,
One Of the firm is spending the entire summer,
making purchases East; and with perfect knowl-
edge OF the western trade, and buying for cash only
we feel confident that will be able afford goods
as cheap they can be bought in the West. aug 81
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

Thus we see the State Of Indiana is finely
irrigated; and, that, when reduced to proper cul-
tivation its Agricultural must be very great
In q commercial point of view coast of three
hundred miles on the Ohio river, and of fifty on
Lake Michigan, afford ample outlets, both
North and South. The internal communica-
tions which the State requires, are those which
will connect it at Cincinnati Madison, and
Evansville, on the Ohio-Michigan CITY on
Lake Erie, and East and West Lines bu Rail
roads. The public men of Indiana have seen
this, and, on nearly all these lines, have COM
pleted prepared Public Works There are al
ready, in the State, finished or nearly finished,
about four hundred miles of Canals, and sixty
miles OF Railroads. In the great Scheming Era
ofl835-6-7, many other works were commenc-
ed, and great capital sunk in fruitless under
takings. From that embarrassment, the State
has nearly recovered, and the fourishing towns
on the Wabash and Whitewater, and farmers
of the interior, are looking forward to con-
necuon with Cincinnati, and through Ohio,
with the Atlantic coast.
The surface of Indiana isabout Sc, 000squ
Understanding about twenty -four millions
of acres. 1t would maintain very easily, eight
millions of people.
On the supposition that one fourth part of
the State was cultivated in Indian Corn, one
fourth in Wheat, and the remaining half left
for pasture, woodland, &C., the products of
breadstuffs would be something like this:
Indian Corn bushels 10000, 900
Wheat do $4,000, 900
Potatoes do 10000 600
This looks, at first, a little astonishing; but
1t is much under what the State could easily
produce. 1t would feed ten millions of peo-
pie, and leave large surplus!
This being the capacity, and not much be-
yond the probable results of Indiana produc-
ton, 1t behooves the commercial world to look
little into it. There are four outlets for In
diana trade, viz: Cincinnati, Madison, Evans
vile, and Michigan City, (or some point on the
Lake, The largest part of the trade of lndi-
ana must continue to flow to Cincinnati-by
reason of the magnitude, capital, and centrali-
ty OF Cincinnati, and b. reason also of the vast
chain of Works of Internal Improvement
which now connects this City with the whole
Northern Interior.
The great object of Cincinnati, at present,
IN looking towards the West, is to strike, in
literally direct line, the heart of the Wabash
Valley. In this point of view, the various
schemes for Railroad Improvements in that di-
rection should be well considered by the Com
mercial community here
We have thrown out this birds-eye glance
at the Physical of Indiana, that our readers
may have the most important facts immediate
ly before them.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

UST Received-Al lot offancy dress Silks; Tur-
- kuni Satins and plain black Gro de Rhine
Also fine assortment of Grimps Fringes Buttons.
and other dress trimmings Also Zepher Worste
marking Canvass and Perforated Paper Steel Beeds,
Clasps and Tassels plain and verigated Purse Silks
sep 2S-tt FOSTER g. JOHNSON
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

LADIES DNElSS OTOUDSs
BEAUTIFUL Plaid, plain black; and fancy
ID Silks; French Scotch and American Ginghams,
also Plaids, Chamlias, Embroidered, Buena Vista,
Grape, Twilled and Oregon Plaids; Fancy Deaines
and Cashmeres; plain and figured black and fancy
ALPACA; English and American Calcoes of
every variety and of the latest and fashionable
Fall and Winter styles-this day received and for
sale low at wholesale and retail by
T.. G. w. LEWIS,
sep 23-tf. Corner of Main and Water street.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

TTOBACCO.-Th undersigned have on hand one
l. of the largest and best assortments of manufac-
tured Tobacco in the West, Virginia. Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, aud Indiana Brands Among late arrivals are
the following:
20 boxes Seldom and Anthony's lump;
20 Kings lump
10 Ender's u lump;
10 j. Hare's II do;
10 w. H. Hares pound lump;
10 % Seldom and Anthony's pound lump.
All superior Virginia Brands, selected by con-
noisseur and bought for cash, on which term they
will be sold at a very small advance by
au 31-tf ALLIS &, HOWES.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

CHAWLS-A great variety of ShawIs. amongst
~ which are an extensive assortment of superior and
common black Cloth Tartan, Mode, Tureni &c
For sale low by [s2Sl FOSTER & JOHNSON
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28
CASSINETTS AND LEANS,

= i
RLUE, black, steel Mixed gold mixed, drab and
ID and fancy Cassinetis.
Plain, blue fancy, gold Mixed steel do and striped
Kentucky Jeans. Also New Hope and Steubenville,
Brandy, Wine, Baskerville, Woodland, Nukeve,
Westminster, Brooklyn, Herino, and Pockaway
Manufactures, for sale low wholesale and retail by
E. e. w. LEWIS,
sep 23-tE Corner Main and Water street
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

COTTON Yarn.-Constantly on hand and 70
~ sale the best quality of Cotton Yarn by
may 4 IT, A. LAUGHLIN, Water st.
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MEssRs. JAMES ScANTLIN & Son,
JAMES STEEL.
ADAM SCHAFFER


EVANSVILLE, August 30th, 1877.
MEssRs. JAMES ScANTLIN & Son,
Gents.--ln reply TO your enquiry concerning the
Double Oven Stove Harry of the West that you
put up for me would say that have tried number
Of stoves OF various patterns, but this must give
decided preference all others that have used
and consider it well worthy of the attention of the
public. CHARLES BABCOCK.
MEsSRS. JAMES ScANTLIN g. Sow,
Gents.-I have used for some weeks past, in my
Hotel the Double Oven Cooking Harry ofthe West'
purchased by me from you and during that time the
capacities of the stove for boiling broiing, cooking
and roasting has been fully tested and can safely say
that this stove can do more and better cooking in
shorter time with less trouble and expense than any
stove that has ever been used in my house. | have
examined many of the stoves for sale; and for
years engaged in the business of manufacturing
them but have yet any stove that arrives
near perfection as the one now used by me.
Washington House BENZ. NURRE.
EVANSVILLE, August Both, lSi7.
MEssRs JAMES ScANTLIN g. Son,
Consolidating used the Double Oven Cooking
Stove Harry of the West" | can say that fully
with Mr.. Nurre, in the favorable opinions he
JOHN GREEK.
MESSRs JAMES ScANTIAN & Son,
Gents.-l have now in in my kitchen "Har-
ry of the West Stove and find it TO be in every
pect preferable to any have ever used in my ten
years experience in keeping hotel, / have had
rious kinds and among them Bucks" celebrated
cooking stove, but the Harry of the West" combines
advantages in the saving of fuel and in boiling and
baking which must place il among the very best
Cooking Stoves yet invented G. X. DREW,
Proprietor EXCHANGE Hotel
Reference concerning the stoves also be had of
l.. NJ. Olmstead, Esqr., James Brazelton, Esq, Mo-
ses Aiken VIM. Griffith, VIM Elliott, Evansville;
w. Balloon, and DIR. Posey, Peter5urgh, la.
Call on JAMES SCANTLIN g. son, at the sign
of the GOLDEN Coffee Por; Main street, nearly oppo
site the 'Chequered Store, Evansville. sep 25-6m
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-09-28

CLOTIIS and Cassimers.-French, English
" and American blue, black, drab, invisible green
and steel mixed Cloths and Cassimers at wholesale
and retail low, by f.. & w. LEWIS
sep 23-tf Corner Mail and Water street