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DAYTON
W00LLEN FACTORY

" UU Il L. N + Az i u Il !
WE would most respectfully inform gu,
w friends and patrons. tha, the above ss,sh.
iisbment Is still IN operation, md will coniinu,
to bs, so long as We continue to receive ,uch y
liberal share ofpublic patronage. and would her,
renew our promise that no psirs sha all be spared
On our part, with skiitui " oikmrn, To render "a
neral satisfaction. We are manufacturing III,
'ollow'ne kinds OF goods win:
PULLED CLOTHS.
Cashmere, Satinttt, Tweed. Jeans, Iirsry
F!anncls Of different kinds. aud Blankets.
hich We otler for sale Wholesale or retail, yer,
heap, fot Cash, Naeat.cr Wool, or will max 9
heraieNchangcs, say yd, iuledcloth for from
!. to lbs ct wool. yd, jeans for ? lbs, | yd
flannel Tor lbs, pair very heavy baskets 10,
AZ much more wool as i, lakss TO make them
&c, oil the same quality. Or we will manu-
fieture tulIcd cloth on commission. al ION 81!
10 62 cents per yd. Wool calculated for ex
changing OF manufacturing should I've well wash
cd on the sheep and rolled Up in separate neece..
cAR0ING AN0 SPINNING,
Will he done at from 1910 IS cents per pound.
CARDlNG will he done thsseason at cents,
except very fine ct cents per pound. Come on
with your fine wool, as We have Jus, received
two new single machines Of the iates, and mos,
improved style, which will he put in complet
order, with tine cards, (No. 81 and 33) by The
goth inst, and are calculated expressly tor Gus.
tom work. Our old machre W III he put in .od
order, and will do Justice 10 the coarser liiirs
Persons coming from y distance eau ha,e,heir
work done with the least possihl, DELAY, and in
a manner which we will wartanito give sails
faction.
{ l. Or II DRrSS SING
"iilhe done aisheusual prices, or smslldis.
count for ready pay. J.&D. GREEN
Dayton. MAY II. 1Si7. DC.
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House. Sprin gfeM. Illinois,.
JOHN OAi.ENY.-.Proprirso
TIME Proprietor ofihe above establishment
Il returns his sincere thanks To his Numerous
visitors and the members ofthe General Assem-
biz, for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon himduring the pas, winter. Hctakes pleas
ure in announcing to his fricn1s, and all others
who may visit the city during the next summer
and winter, that he will always he ready to fur
nish them with the best tho market affords, aud
spare no psins on his part in rendering them as
comfortable as can he desired.
The Washington Hpief'is situated in the
mos, convenient par Of the city for those whose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees Of the State. and Delegates 10 the Cons,tu-
ito nal Convention will find this House from it's
i'm mediate proximity to their field Of abo'. pos
ses.es more advantages Tor their convenience
and comfnr, than any other in Springfield. His
house /. large and roomy. and Is capable II ac-
commoJating a large number Of all those who
NAV make il convenient 90 call upon hiu. A
conyen;cn, and comfortable stable il attached to
the premises, which will always be supplied with
The bcs. ofprovender.
Single Meal 25 cents
T,ansirn, B",rders per day 70 do
lirse, per day SIs do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
| for share Of their pstronagc.
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BlaCkSGliiliinS.

t,-A THE subscriber takes this meth.
(-.StH 6; oil Of returning thanks for the pub.
1T b lie patronage heretofore extended
n To him, and wishes to inform his
E4xulA 1lA friends and public generally, that
21/ he has turned his whole attention
to the manufacturing II wagons and buggss, in
all its br8nches he has secured himself the hes
Of workmen, both inwood and iron, and his s,ock
Of lumber and iron canno, be surpassed by any
10 this vicinity.
Wagons made to order and warranted cheaper
than any other establishment west Of Chicago
Please call and examine before purchasing. 3
lumber wagons ready finished on hand; and can
finish any kind to order in few DAYS notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber.
Ou,ws, July 10, 1916. BARNARD.
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Choice Teas.

Choice Teas.
/" DASSNETr has paid particular nI,sn-
ton to The selection of his Tees and he
can confidently recommend them; he has in store
half chests superior Tomg Uyson.
, do double sup. do
2 ,S extra Old hyson.
9 do choice Gunpowdcr.
G boxes Fine Oolopg Black Tea. for
sale low. Oct. /, 1897.
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1EO Pieces Muslin DC. Lanes 4
lCU CASH MERS, the riches, assortment
IN the market. may be seen q, BOUGHTCN's.
Oct. 90. ls47
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shce.ipgs, YARNS. Nc.

OBALES a. heavy brown Shee.
= ,ings,
4 bales 81 and IA sup. do.
700 lbs. Cotton Batting.
600 Cotton Yarns. No s TO 90.
300 white Carpe, Wharp.
100 " Colored. DO. .
ALso-Candie wicking. cotton twine,
Black and white Wedding, &c.
Jus, received and for sole low by
WALKER e. HlCKMNG.
Sept. Cd, 1917.
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In nds for Snlc at Public Auction.
EMTII.I. bc sold olpubc auction n, tho court
wv house in OunNu on Monday the third
day Of January next at ! o'clock 4 M, toiho
hi ,hes,bilder for cash,
The whole Of section 90, I. %, N r 3 cas-, Of
3JP. NJ. HN-
Also, tho whole Of the N L ! sec. 81. T. .:
N Y E3jP. NJ. It. I'WnrIl
The above Lands ave prairie ofi:s hes. quail.
ity IN ths Immediate vicinity Of timher, and
title unqncstionable. GEO. H.NORRiS,
Oi,sws Sept. II is<7. Agentfo~ Lke esDnsr.g
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IL Bureau Couniy.--Sec 80, l7,nr II eos,
Of the 4th principal me'idTn.
Ia Grundy County.-Se qr 9, 80, 6; bf sw
qr 10, 80. O.
hWH Connty--E hfss 80, 81, 9; sw r., q
3, 20. 0.
The above Lands will be sold cheap. On
most Of which. by paying one.fourih down, ,ims
| -ill he given on the balance.
Nov 20. GEO II. NORRIS.
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And STAGE OFFICE---Ottawa,I I'll.
yTNHE undersigned has pur chased the above
House, and repaired and furnished j. in a
proper manner for first rate Hotel. it is situa-
ted dlrrcrly in font of the Court House, and ia
convenient for all those having business connec-
ted with the public Offices; and is in the centre
Of the business pnrl Of the town. The Stage Of
nee for the diIeren, routes is kept al this house.
The house is large and roomy, and is capable
IT accommodating all those who may favor him
with call. Attached to the house is comfort
able and convenient stable.
From his long Acquaintance and experience Of
the business, and unrem,ted eIertions to please,
he hopes to receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ottawa, Dec 2. ls47. r. THORN,
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AVE received their old Hardware and Twae Manufacturing
smeni THREE HI NDRED AND FIFTY STOVES
improved Yankee Notion Hathaway, Boiler Cooking
Three splendid Tight Por for wood Also,
Pao Stoves with Fare Fronts
wi,h all sizes plain and huted t,ve
We have the ARDW ARE brought
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, y t. II v d ~ IL IL ~ >
or all nlnds and prices.
FEST NGS.
Black Satin. Silk and Linen,
:" Silk Velvet. Valnecis,
I cut Velvet.
DIES DIRE 100 s.
Bl'k & blue blk Silks. Mous.de.l.anes,
Drab aud brown DO Black satin stripe,
Fawn colored do Alapacas.
Satin stripe DO Romelia.
Cashmere Cashmer de-lsnes.
Glnghams.
OUPNI.N GOODS.
Bombszines. Striped Barge.
Black Mousde-lanes, Black Ginghams,
Bavarisn Cloth, Black Calicces.
SH 4 " is.
Twill & fg'd. Silk, Broshs,
Turkerisn, Cashmer,
Florid. hibei.
Merino, Plaid Wool
Dress Nandkerchiefs.
Silk. Mous-de-lane,
Satin, Thibet,
Gauzc, Cashmer,
Ladies Fancy Goods.
Silk e. veve. neck ,iesCollars,
Cave merlno vests, Collareus,
Gimp do Chemese,,s,
Silk and lace buttons, Purse twist.
Bonnet l. cap flowersWreaihss.
Gioues.
Kid. all colors, I.isIe thread,
Black Mohair, Chene cotton,
Egyptian long mitts, Black P6ene,,
Half fg'd. DO Cashmer.
Pearl and China silk, Zephyr worsied.
Derby ribb'd. cuffs, Misses cashmer.
Steel Ware.
STEEL bag and purse Clasps,
Rings, Tassals, Deeds, SC.
Domesiic Goo s.
Brown and bleached muslin, from I 10 81
yards wide.
Ticking. Checks,
FIannels, all colors, Table covers,
striped g. dotted. Table cloths,
Linen & cotton diaperCrash,
Rob Roy plaids.
Boots SIS ShOes.
ladies walking,
Double and single sole Buskins,
High calf and morocco,
Misses shoes, all kinds,
Gen,lemens calf, peg'd L. sew'd boots,
do Kip do do
do Heavy, do do
Brogaus Of every description.
In addition 10 the above enumerated goods,
I have large and general assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing.
Pilot Hunting CoaIs.
do Sack.
do Over Goats,
Brown Il Black Cloth Sack,
Dark Tweed, heavy,
Plain and fancy cassimer Pants,
Cassineu and Jeans do
Gu, Velvet, Wove do. and Valencls
Vests.
Wool and hickory Shirts.
Caps.
A large and general assortment, from %
Lndiss aud Misses Muffs
A fine assortment, prices TO suit purcba.
LSO,
Croeksry, Hardware and Groceries.
The undersigned 10 now prepared to offer a
larger and cheaper stock Of goods to the inhabi'
tanh OF this county, than can he found in AIRY
other establishment. J. G. NATTINGER.
Sept "a. IS47.
New Arrangement.
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W a sz and fued comm stoves.
We have the and best selected OF ARDW ARE
this market,
Vices, Sloys, IlenchP Planes,
Cowbar,. Spades Plane Irons, Plasering rrowe
SeGge Manure FORKS. Wuucht& cast but ,Gridio
Broa tAxes Bench Axes. Brick ltowels Brushes
AIDES, Brass Kettles, wash locks
ChoPpn Hollow
Scissor
Wire Sleeves, Carriage Whips Mahogany Knobs Sove and longs
Sauce Pans Wrough, Nails Writing lnk Shoe brushes,
Steel Traps. Borx Glue, Coach trenches, Horse do
Smoothing Irons. Moassss Strap Scrubbng
double
bow and Saws Socket and e quality Blind
Door locks and iac all
Britannia Faucets
mills all Counter scales
knives Sng and 'g ha,cte;
ill Locks PaddoSks patent backing &C. &C.
We also manufacture
of which will
other establishment We selling
and boxes Sc the foundry prces
those wishing purchase
all kinds &C. the shortest noceJob
$
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CLOTH DRESS SING
willie done aisheusuai prices, or smsll dis
count for ready pay. & d. GREEN
Dayton. MAY II, 1Si7. JS DIG,
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TUCKER ARMSTRONG, THE MURDERER
We see il stated by writer in Vera Cruz,
tina, Tucker Armstrong, who killed broth.
er at MI. Meigs few years ago, under cir
curnst ances of peculiar airociiy, has since
,epea ted the crime by the deliberate slaUgh.
ter of another brother, Captain Gabriel
Armstrong, Of Colonel Hays Texas Ran
gers. The circumstances were these:-
Tucker Armstrong was Lieutenant in the
company of Rangers commanded by his
brother, and on being repremanded, and
threatened with arrest by him for gross
breach of the code Of military duty, derib-
eraiely drew pistol from his belt and sho
him.
He attempted to escape, but our infor
mani thinks was arrested. Capt. g. Arm
strong was Lieutenant in Mccullough:
Rangers, and distinguished himself a
Monterey, where he received severe lance
wound
He kept public house while the Is
Tennessee Regiment was stationed al Mon
,erey, where he murdered Mn. Forest, o
Capt. Cheatham's company, and for which
he being then out of the seryice) there wal
no law to punish him.
While with Col Hays he had The repuia
ton of being one Of the most Intrepid ant
enterprising Captains.
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We learn from the st. Louis papers tina
the Oregon battalion, under the command OF
Col. Powell, is to be dlsbanded, and also the
battalion under command Of Col. Gilpin. A
battalion of the rifle regiment will be sent to
the Oregon route for the purpose of erecting
the stockades there and protecting emigants.
From the recent disturbances among the Indi-
ans, il is thought the Government will find
employment on the plains for the whole rifle
regiment.
The Sioux have attacked and destroyed a
Fawnee village.
A party of Indians have also attacked a par
~ OF Mormons and killed several.
The Winnebagoes, whom the Government
is endeayoring 10 move to their lands west o.
the Mississippi, have utterly refused to Co.
The United States troops present seem to b.
unable to force them to go or even to protec
The property. 1t is reported that the In
dams have killed all the team-c cattle, the cattl
provided for their own subsistence and tn
troops.
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time matters had taken a more cheering aspect
for our troops at the extreme left of our posi-
tions at Larise and Colletarino; the enemy,
who had hoped 10 derange more directly the
siege Of Peschiera on that side, were vigorously
repulsed with great loss, by the fourth division,
commanded by Lieut.. General Frederick.
This morning the King sent, under the or
ders of Lieut.. Gen. Bava, the greater part of
the troops of his own division and those ofthe
reserve. This army marching from Valeggio
and Volta, advanced towards Mantua, without
succeeding in meeting with the enemy, who
seemed determined not to leave the Fortress
His Majesty had already ordered the troops TO
take up their positions on the emnence ofGoi-
to, and was preparing to return to his head
quarters Of Valeggio, when suddenly the report
of cannon was heard, and the battle began; the
King turned front to the enemy with satisfac-
ton, and fastened to the fight before Goito:--
Here the engagement was fierce, but the excel
lent orders of Baron Bava, Commandant-gen-
eral, seconded by the we'll known valor of the
Duke of Savoy, commanding the reserve; by
General dArvillairs, commanding the first di-
vision; by General Olivier, commanding cav
airy, and by the artillery, who behaved beyond
all praise, obtained complete success, and the
enemy were routed. The cavalry sent against
the fugitives at a decisive moment completed
/ their defeat.
cat the moment the King received the news
of The surrender of Peschiera, which he imme-
diately communicated himself to his brave ar
my, who received it with cries of"Viva il Re!''
I"Viva PItalia!" a cannon ball passed so close
to His Majesty that he received slight contu-
sion on the ear, the Duke of SevOy also got
wounded from musket ball, which was not
serious, and not needed by him. The victory
obtained this day against much more numer-
GUS troops has raised the spirit of our troops,
the more so, as our losses in dead and wounded
are but few"
Good news, like misfortune, seldom comes
alone; and while congratulating ourselves on
the result of the battle, intelligence arrived
that Peschiera had capitulated.
The Both OF May, 1913, will ever be day
memorable in the annals of Charles Albert.
first, from the result of the battle have des-
cribed; secondly from the surrender of Peschie-
IA; and lastly from The terminal ton of the ballot
in favor of annexation to Piedmont which ter.
minated with an immense majority in every
part Of Lombardy.
Letters from Ferara state that the Neapoli,
tan troops refuse to cross the Pc to join the al
lied army,
The Pope has despatched Monsignor Mort
chisl to Vienna to negotiate peace. The condi
tons recommended by the Pope are, that Italy
shall be restored to her natural boundaries, and
that the Germans shall recross the Alps. TIL,
| people of Italy and Austria would then becom,
!! brothers.
The inhabitants Of the Abruzzo are in insur
s rection.
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State ofIndiana Vanderburgh County.
Vanderburgh Circuit Court in vacation June Z, lS4e.
John Onyett.
A ND now at this time comes the complainant by
IA lngle and Wheeler her solicitors, and hiss IN the
office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
her certain petition for Divorce. And il appearing
from an affidavit this day filed in the Clerks ONCE
aforesaid that the said John Onyctt is resident
of the State of Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given TO the said John
Onyett that unless ne personally be and appear here
of said court be held the house in Evans
vile, on the fourth Monday in September next, the
same will be heard and determined i'm his absence
je IA SAM'L Il. JENKINS, Cl'k.
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ANOTHER DUEL-A letter from Washinton
states that a duel took place on Friday, near
Badensburg. The parties were both southern
ers. one named Wilbank, clerk in one of the
departments The others name is not given.
They were rivals for the affections of fair
one, and some difficulty arising from this
cause, led TO the rencontre. At the second
fire, the challenger (the clerk) received ball
through his arm, and the combat was suspend
ed not, however. without the prospect of a
second meeting sometime this 4k.-Baiti-
more Sun, 18th ult.
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MADAME REsTELL.-This notorious woman
was last November sentenced to be imprisoned
in the penitentiary for the term of one year
The judgment was demurred to by her counsel
and the case carried up TO the court of appeals.
On Saturday last the court confirmed the judg-
ment of the court of sessions, and furt her or
dered that her sentence take place from the date
of their decision. Thus the seven months she
has already served in Jail will be of no avail, as
the year is yet TO be liquidated. according to
the above Observation-Disclosures Bulletin,
9th ult
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{. = .W0LL HOUSE "a
AND WHARF-BOAT,

Shswneetown, Illinois.
FTHE undersigned take.t this method to notifythe
L public, that he is the Proprietor of a large and
commodious WHARF Boar, It Snawneetown, and
that he still continues the Recexing, Forwarding
and Commission Business, generally.
Persons landing in the night, or desfous Of secur
ing passage in the night, will always find private
room and good bed, on board.
He also keeps constantly on hand, general assert
ment of GROCERIES, Provisions, &c. suitable to the
river trade
In connection with the above business, he has
opened House OF Entertainment, on Front
Street, about IS yards from the Wharf Boat in the
morris" Brick House, and two frame buildings i'm
mediately below, called the WoLL HOUSE and STAGE
OFFICE all of which have been recently repaired and
reted, and where persons may secure seats in good
Stage Coaches, for any point in the interior, the
mail routes.
The public may rest assured that his TArLE and
BAR shall be supplied with the best the country can
afford for money and pains will be spared to ae-
commodate comfortably all who call on him.
His STABLE will be filled with every variety OF
grain, hay &C.. and managed by honest and faithful
Ostlers, for whom the undersigned will be response
BILE.
Persons landing from steam boats at night, will
always be conducted to the Hotel they desire IL.
e27tf JOHN WOLL, Proprietor.
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TROUBLES IN CUBA.-Several Of the Wash
ington letter-writers represent that the Gov
eminent at Washington has just received from
the u. s. Consul al Havana, a communica-
tion stating that an instruction of formida-
bic character was anticipated in few days in
the island of Cuba from the rising OF the liberal
or revolutionary party, and representing the
unprotected state of American property there.
In consequence of this intelligence, an order,i
is stated, has been despatched 10 our Gull
squadron, directing portion of it to be sent to
the island of Cuba TO protect and look after
ourinterests there. From the published ac
counts of affairs in that island. there was
every reason to anticipate such a movement
as the consul feared was about to tax,
place.
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Sale ofReaIE Estate.

RY virtue OF an act of the General Assembly oftEe
ID State OF Indiana passed at its last session,
day OF july next between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and o'clock p NJ. of said day, at the Court
House door in Evansville. One fourth part of Lot
No %, in the Lower Enlargement of the City of
Thomas Dewey, late of vanderburgh County, decd
The above Lot is pleasantly situated having con-
venient Dwelling House and stable uponi it, A good
Warrantse Deed will be given ~
Terms OF SALE CAsH.-But delay ofthree months
will be given on with approved security.
JOHN INGLE Jr. Admir-,
RoBT NIGHTINGALE Atty in fact for heir
lie l4dSLw4w.
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CITY CLOTING STORE.
s. h OH N

No. 81, Main street, Euansuiue, Ind.
nv ILL keep constantly on hand, a large and gen.
w eral assortment of dress, frock and sack Coats
suitable for all seasons; Cloth and Cashmere pants,
fancy Cashmere, Brown Linen, Linen checks, I weed
and Corduroy Pants of every variety and price TO
suit customers; plain and fancy Silk aid Velvet
Vests, Marseilles OF all colors, and all kinds OF
mon Vests; fine and common Cravats and Scarfs,
Pocket Handerchieis; Linen and Linen bosom Shirts;
common do; Flannel do and draws; Hats; Caps;
Boots; Shoes, &c, &c.
My friends and the public respectfully invited
to give me call. je22 dy.
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CITY OF WILLIE:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY6.

FLoRIDA.-Gen. Cass has not the slightest
chance in Florida. The Jacksonville News
and several other influential Locofoco papers
in that State denounce his nomination as a
fraud and humbug and say that they greatly
prefer. the election of Taylor. Florida was the
theatre of one of old lacks glorious campaigns
and unquestionably he will get the vote of the
State.