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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-19
TINAI.AND CLOSING SALE OF
O, 900 Worth Of New Furniture!
AT AUCTI ION.
nN THURSDAY, FRIDAY g. SATURDAY,
W the 18th, 10Th and 9Th oil September, at

an THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY,
" the 18th, Goth and 9th Of September, at
Joseph Taylor's Furniture Store, Water Street,
Will be offered and sold public auction, in lots
TO sui. purchasers, the entire stock OF ne' custom
made furniture, comprising the following Articles
Sotas, Divans, Dress Bureas. Plain do; Bed
steads, high and low post; wash stands. Centre
and Card Tables; Mahogany Par or Chairs Ma
hoeanv Rockers OF ali k,nos fine anu common
Work STANDS; Cane seat Chair aud Rockers Ut ali
kinds; French and Windsor Chairs and Rockers;
Dining and Bn akfssi Tables; Mattresses; Look
.ing. 6 Iasses; Clocks, franks, &c. In short, al
most ever a ticle in the Furniture line
In consequence OF being Unexpectedly compelled
20 reIinquIsh and give up the present location and
its business, on the FIRST day OF October ensuing,
and the short time which is allowed, renders IL ne
cessary TO dispose oil the entire stock OF Furniture
by that time ii possible, thereby saving the trouble
and great expense which will necessarily be incur
red, at this particular and unfavorable time, in
shipping to another point.
This sale presents rare opportunity TO dealers
and others To supply themselves with good and de
sirable Furniture, al their own prices Call and
examine
RrSale to commence at 10 o'clock each day.
. TEKMS:-A. sums of $50 and under cash.
over that sum, credit at three months with ap.
proved CITY acceptance, payable i'll Bank.
JOS. TAYLOR
WooLsEY & NELSON.
Auctioneers. lseplodtsl
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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
RAILROAD OFFICE.
IN A.. 0A iGE

ALRros, Edwards co., Ill, Aug 90 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given TO al the Stockholders
~ of the Alt n, Mt Carmel and New Albany
Railroad Company that ten per cent on every share
is required to e paid within 30 days hereafter
Those Sha eho.ders re ding IN Wabash county,
are required tn make said payments TO Joshua Be.
all, ESQ, Mt Carmel, Ill Treasurer of said Rail-
70 ID Company. Those Shareholders residing in
Edwards county are required TO make said pay.
menis to Walter L. Mayo. Esq. Albion Those
Shareholders residing in Madison county, are re-
auired to make said payments to Snm'l Buckmas.
ter ESQ Alton. Those Shareholders residing in
WAYNE county, are required to make sa pay.
ments TO Thos. 5 nonham. Esq. Fairfielj and
those Shareholde' residing in Gibson county. la.
ae required I make payments TO Joseph Dcvin,
ESQ, Princeton, la. By order of the Board.
VIM PICKERING, Pres't,
CuAs. CHURCHILL, Sec'ty tsep3 ~
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DRYGOODR.

JOHNSON g. FRENCH are now receiving
y their stock of fall and winter Goods, which
they offer to the trade at the lowest cash prices
! hey respectfully invite The attention of Mer.
chants and dealers. before purchasing elsewhere
as they pledge themselves TO duplicate any regu-
lar bill purchased West of the mountains. To
merchants of Green river Sourh-llinois, Wa
bash White river ard the adjoining country, il
should certainly be an object TO buy Goods al
Evansville, since every dollar that is saved in
the way of travelling expenses, freighis, charges,
commissions and time, is clear profit to The pur-
chaser. (sepl)
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TAKE NOTICE EVERYBODY

TNHE subs riber begs to Inform his friends and
! hume Gus customers. that h" finds il ineom.
n cllble with his interests TO do Credit Business
any iv2rer, and he lakes this method Of informing
his PafronS that he is very much pushed tor the
various amour each OF them owe him, auI there,
fore requests them To up and settle their
accounts, either by cash or short notes. without
de lay, as he is anxious to close up his books.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
sep6-lw Corner Main and Second sts
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J. III. MAGHEE q co.

kE daily receiving and opening various styles
N OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, suita
bic Tor the Fall and Winter trade. among which
CASES Black Doeskins and Cassimeres;
do Sattinets blk. blue and fancy colors;
do Fancy Cassmeres, plato, plain and s;ripd;
DO Tweeds, gold mixed and fancy colors;
do black end drab English Cords e. Bangups;
do Cotton aud Wool Cassimeres;
Wovsted Stuff Goods comprising:
CASES 4.s, 5-4. ga high colored Coburgs and
do "A. 81. cd Chongeable do;
do A., 5-4, 6-4 Orleans Cloth. various quail
do A., 5'4, Ga Royal Black Alpaccas;
DO "A, 5-4, GA Brocaded PLAID do;
do "A, 5-4, 6 4 changeable Chameleon 90;
do "A, 5 4, Ga Mohair and Silk;
do American, French and Scotch Ginghams;
do Plaid Linseys, Roderick Uhu and Clan
do 3.4, 1874, 5-4 Bleached Muslins;
do "a, IA. "a bleached and Brewn Table
do Low priced medium and Super A. Check;
GO Aoam's, Menotomy and Merrimack Blue
Prints, and Robeson's blue and Orange do;
do Washington and Lavender Prints;
do Great Falls and Passaic Blk and Law. DO;
do Globe. American and Fall X. Madden do;
do super British and real Chintz colers do;
do Ruby andsOrange do;
do Dark and Medium Fancy; do;
do Scarlet and Fancy Furniture do;
do A Scarlet and Turkey Red Chntz do;
do "a, "A printed Flannel, ali colors;
do bleached and Blue Drilngs;
do Cloak Innings and colored Cambrics.
BALES Pilot and Feb Coths blk blue, and iuncy;
do white, Scarlet and yellow FIannels;
ALSO:-Brown Sheetings and Shirtings in light
and heavy makes; Canvass Padding, Selicia wad-
ding. bed and saddle blankets, blanket coating,
solrd cold Nj. d'Laines and Ca-hmeres; Berage DE
LANES and Silk Poplins; Jaconets, Cambrcs, Bisil-
cp Lawns, soft null Muslins and Swiss do; Bay
State Long Shawls, Paris embr'd and English do;
lambs wool and Merino hosiery consisting OF men
women and chidren's scarlet, gray, mixed and
black hose; wooden and cotton shirts; cravais,
handkerchefs. gloves, mi,ts, suspenders, ribbons,
bonnets. trimmings, thread, buttons, tapes. &c.
All Of which will be offered to merchants on the
most reasonable terms and prices.
sedlI j. H. MAGREE e. CO,
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SUNDRIES.

lust reed per steamer Amazonia, 100 dog
y Mems, Boys and Youths Caps, of Fur Silk
Plush, Wool Plush Mohair, Cloths and Velvet,
OF the latest STYLES, from 50 to "a per dozen.
100 pieces Flannels. white and cclored;
10 do Muslin de Lain, of ali qualities ana
prices.
100 do Ginghams, various brands;
800 Shawls for fall and winter wear, al kinds;
999 Yankee notions. fresh from Boston
sep5 JOHNSON g. FRENCH.
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BARNES q COLBURN,
Corner Of Main and Water streets,

VITOUL inform their friends and the public,
wv OF the arrival and opening OF their large
importation of rich and beautiful Goods for their
Fall and Winter sales, being selected from all
the New and Choice styles of S lks, Cashmeres.
DE LANES, Alpacas, Poplins, Damazins, and
all other new Dress Fabrics--Embroider
Laces Shawls, Scarfs, Hosiery, Gloves, Go
Also, complete assortment OF Staple Goods, and
House Furnishing Articles, making our siock
the richest, cheapest and most desirable in Ey-
ansvlle. from which TO maze selection. We
shall be happy To show our goods I, all who may
wish to examine them. (sep5)
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FRENCH Bakery and Con fectionary.
l. The citizens OF Evansville are respectfully in
formed that the undersigned has opened shop,
Sweeimes,s and Confectionery OF every description
are always kept on hand Such choice as you
find in his establishmen, has not been known in
this city heretofore.
Suict attention paid to orders for Parties, Din.
ners, Soirees, Weddings aud any kind of celebra
sicns. Knowing his trade ;hurouehely he knows
he can give general satisfaction
RtTTERATH,
sepl6tf Corner End and Locust streets.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ID & U'hlLEY and JOHN ,. MITCHELL.
Il haxe this da, formed Co-Partnership in
business, under the name and style OF OHI.ey n
Mitchell, land as successors 10 p q. 0'Riley and
Johr Mitchell.) They beg leave TO inform the
friends ot the late house and the public generally,
u nj they will continue to transact general COM
mission and Forwarding Business in this
city. and solicit continuance OF the patronage of
Mer hsnts. Traders and others They have com.
modious Wharf. noais and Warehouses and are
prepared TO receive aud store any quantity OF mer-
ca andize or produce.
Liberal cash advances wiz be made on produce
Shipped to them for snle ar TO be shipped IL their
correspondents IN New Orleans or he Eastern
cl.ies Z. q. O'RiLEY,
JOHN ). MITCHELL
EUansrille, Sep. I, 1881. tsep5-tf
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MASONIC BOOKs..The Craftsman ana

M ASONIC BOOKS..The Craftsman and
1vl Free Mason's Guide: conta,ning denia-
atom of the Rituals OF Ire, masonry, wnS Il e en-
biems and explanations SD arranged as 10 grea;.
facilitate IN acquiring knowledge OF the rites and
ceremonies OF the several degrees, from Entered
App entic TO that OF Select Master. and the order
OF Priesthood; by Cornelius Moore, ellior of the
Masonir Review, cincinnati
Inc Free MasoE's Monitor: containing define
atoms OF the Fundamental prime pies OF Free Ma
sonry, with explanations and plates; by q. z A
DAVIS.
The True Masonic Chart, or Hyerogyphic Mon
itor; by K w Jeremy.
:. Ihe aystic Circle and American Hand Book Of
Masonry. by George Ii. Gray, ST. al Miss
For sale 10y T.. III. HOOD g. CO.,
sill Nam 81 I door below Morgan & Keen
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TIE undersigned having this day disposed Of
J his interest in the Commission and Forward
ing business OF Ol,iley a. Mitchell, in this city, to
MIR. John 3 Mitchell, takes this occasion of ten
dering his hanks to the many friends OF the house
tor their patronage extended 10 said firm; and at
the same time solicit continuance OF their bust
ness to the New Firm ofO'Riley * Mitchell, whom
he cheeriuly ecommends-beleving they will
give ehtre misunderstanding long and exten.
sive experience in that business.
sep5.u JOHN MITCHELL.
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ADAMS * CO.'S
Great Eastern and Western Expresss

a DAMS & CO are now forwarding merchan-
n die OF every description, Cold ard Silver coin
Bank notes, bills OF exchange &c. TO all points
between Boston, n. York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Louisville, ST. Louis and all
intermediate points. Iuriecolar attention paid 10
small parcels or packages having syeciai mes
senger on board the Lady Franklin, all valuables
will be under his imm, qiate charge.
Our rates Of transportation will be exceedingly
low as our iacililes Tor forwarding are unrivnled.
Consignees will please be particular in noticing
the arrival Of the Lady franklin. and be prepared
TO pay charges and receive their packages
Merchandise shipped On any OF Tie regular Steam
boat Packets 10 this house, will be promptly for.
warded by express or otherwise il desired. 4,
]. II HUGHES, Agent.
augl-3m $50 Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
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Live War Horse, Weighing 1000 lb.
TORS. h FARMERS ALL

M f. have now Ia war, house and Tor sale very
w low. a lot of wlIrELBARROWS, received
from Ripley. OHIO, britt expressly for use on Ca.
nal- and Railroads.
AL q: onc new and superior THRESHING
Mac HINE with Horse Power attached. same as
those recently introduced into Gibson county with
such complete success which we are authorized 10
sci! at Eastern cost, and charges added
sepl2 O'RlLEY x MlTC" ELL.
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SPALDlNG. ROGERS & VAN ORDEN'S
CT re u S :,
Equestrian, Dramatic and
Geological.
Circus, Theatre and Menagerie!

A GRAND ripple combina-
lion, BASED upon the NoarH
AMERICAN C,Rcus, under the
joint supervision of Mr.. SroNE.
Senior Proprietor Of SroNE g.
Nc Coi.LUM's CIRcUs; and in
GLIDING also most of the origi-
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EvANSVILLr CARpET STORE,

lust received large assortment of ihree-ply
d two-ply, ingram and cotton chain Carpets, O
the newest patterns Also, large lot OF floor
Oil Cloths, ofihe various widths, for sale al the
lowest rates by BARNES s. COLBURN.
sep5
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NOTICE.

TIECo Partnership heretofore existing between
] the undersignedj under the style Of O'Riley
a. Mitbhelk As Commission and Forwarding Mer.
chants, is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT
All unsettled business oil said house will be prompt.
ly attended to by either OF said firm who are au-
thorizcd to use the name OF the concern in closing
up its affairs PIG 0RILEY,
y, JOHN MITCHELL.
Evansville, Sep ], 1851.
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CASH STORD.

''HE subscriber wall in iuIure sell for Cash
only. Persons wishing 20 buy for cash, are
requested TO call and he will give them great bar,
gains. WILLIAM HUGHES.
l eep6lv Corner Main and Second rts
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1ISnS tiOr Or X. NOAO DiNECTOhS.
railroad Company will take norice, that IN
Monday ih, 9th day oi October next. being the lst
Monday in October, 1851 e;ween he hours OF 10
A. Nj. aud L NJ, at The Court house in Evans.
VILE, IN eciion will he held tor thirteen Direc.
tors OF snd Company tn serve 70, in, ensuing yenr
JOHN lNGI.E JR., See. T.. g. lii. X. TO.
Evansville, Sept, 10 -dlOw2s
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w HERE interest was due aid unpaid on the
w first Gay OF July last. on loans from the Sink
ing Fund the lands mJrlgagad in security will be
adve ti-ed about the first dav OF October next To
be seldom the secoad Saturday in December next
When not more than one years l. terest, prior 10
san first day ut uly may lie due and the securit,
Is deemed sufficient, payment OF such intere will
not I've exlried ftha borrower she'll forward tn this
othce written aercement TO pay lntercS, an the
interest 80 due aud wi held j. MORRISON.
SINKING FUND 'lFFI President.
indianapolis. Aug. -. Sl5l.i sepll-'w
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mai 80 called Dan RicEs CIRcUs with the most
distinguished Native and Foreign Male and Fee
male performers.
| Lee JEUNE BURTE, The greatest living
Trick Rider from Franconis, Paris;
| w. B. CARROLL, the worlds only Two
Horse Rider;
THEGREAT STONE of Fame ceva; with
the extent Oft, C country;
MADAME GULIEME CAROLIE, the beau
ti.ul EqUestrienne;
| MADAME LAKE he great Creole Gymnast
and Or, scent Wire Equilibris;
Mss MARY Carroll, the exquisite Dan
seuse and Equesirienne.
JOHN SMITH the renowned Ethiopian Deln-
Gator;
TOM GREvEN, the unrivaled Grand Gym
mast;
BILL LAKE, the celebrated shaksperian Jes-
SAM WELLER, the famous Portuguese
JAMES ROBINSON, the Modern Hercules
and Yankee Sampson.
Mesdames Perry, Dickinson, Farneuse, &c,
SC.
Messrs Shay, Rossten, Logan, Johnson, Wal
tiers, &c. &c.
A rhole troop (ihe largest the United States,
Of Trained, Performing War Horses, and
LILLIPUIIAN TRICK PONIES,
More han hrnte and little less than human.
THE LION QUEEN MARIE, only years
old with her faithful dog FL tete entering Leop-
ards Den. in fuIhlmeh,I of The words OF the
Prophet ISAIAH: .'Tbe Leopard shall lie down
with he Kid, and a little child shall lead them"
And an
ENTIRE DRAMATIC CORPS,
Embracing Actors and Actresses OF acknowledg
ed talent, producing every night the great patri-
otic Melo Drama entitled
Old Put and Mad Anthony Wayne,
OR THE SPIRIT OF &c,
Astounding with revolutionary incidents, re
viving proud "reminiscences, exciting patriotic
emotions, replete with startling equestrian feats,
introducing prominent Heroes of the times tina,
tried mems souls" The Father Of his Country,
GENERALS PuTSAM and WAYNE. Lord Corn
WALLIS, Continental and British Soldiers, lndi-
ans, Yankee Girls led ON by KATE Putnam, and
concluding with the most thrilling iabieauy ever
witnessed, GEN'L GEORGE WASHINGTON,
mounted on
Live War Horse, Weighing LOO lbs.
Borne aloft on the shoulders of his fbyore Com
tiHeHtdis," amidst ihf martial strains of CAN
HAM's WEsr PolNT Military BAND. and grand
feu dc joie" from a six FOUNDER on the shoulders
Of the Yankee Sampson OF the Spectacle. Will
be exhibited in Evansville, Saturday. Sept Goth.
ADMISSION Boxes 80 cents, Parquette. 25 cts.
J. w WILDER,
sen0- tt&2tw Agent
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Ia BOXES Cheese received per steamer "Mer
iel6i J. CIV. REILLY
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TO CASH PURCHASERS or DRY
Goods 80.

V0UR attention is uyi,ed TO our stock of Sta.
l. pie and Fancy Dry Goods. which is one OF che
largest and best assorted in the United States,
bought exclusively. for cash, and TO short time and
cash purchasers sell such prizes that will DEFY
competition from all quarters.
JAS. LOW g. CO.,
auglS All Main ST.. Louisville, Nv =
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JAMES Low e. co.,
AZ Main Street.

LOUIS VILE, KENTUCKY
ID ESPECTFULLY inform purchaser OF Goods
IL that,they have hand one OF the most
complete stocks OF TRY GOODS to be focnd in
the Western Country. n'
Their purchases made exclusively fof cash,
and their motto issma u profits and quick returns.
They solicit examination OF their stock from
all purchasers OF goods in this market. - -
mhStf
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BROADCI,OTHS

BROADCIOTHS.
lust received a superior assortment Of French
b English and American Cloths and CASH
meres, Beaver-cloths, Beaver-teerfs, Pilot-clotes
Blankets, Velvetteens and Fustians, for sale low
by (sep4) JOHNSON g. FRENCH.
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LOUISVILLE ADVER'MTS.

CLAGETT, JOHNSON & CO. !,
Louisville. Ky.,~ -
n wHoLEsALE DEALERS AND lMPcETERs a.
X OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY. FANCY, ga
- aNDvARiETY GOODS IN GENERAL, VI
42l south side Of Main street, betrern
Fifth aud Sir,t. -. =.
THE subscribers are now receiving and will
Il shortly be in receipt Of their fall lmporutiohs,
embracing the style and latest pntiesne Of
goods In their line. manufactured in The Ergfishs,
sortment large and complete, imported direct, and
offered 10 the trade on The most liberal terms
Country merchants will find il greatly TO their in-s
terest to call, examine stock, and Lean our
either in this or ssterh cities. go ~, u -..,s
jyso CLAGETT. JOHNSON & CO. -
N B.-Usual credit topronpi men when proper
ly voutEed for. $500 -,
2erLiberal discount 70 cash buyers.-ee. -.
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Il PAPERS.-Several boxes OF fancy colored
and plain Paror Papers, of Foreign and Ameri-
can manufacture, have been received by late ar
rivals, and will be sold al a small advance on
the Eastern prices, by So,
JOHN C. DEvEREUX. JR.,
sep9 Main between LIST and 81 SIS
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COTTON DUCK-Just reed and for sale low,
y, bales heavy Boston Cotton Duck, Tor Tar
paulins. (sepl1) J.H MAGHEE e. co.
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ELECTION Notice.

IA " election VIII be neld the Neptune Engine
IN House on Saturday, Il e eth day o. Septem-
her inst, Tor Councilman OF the Second W ard OF
the city, TO fill the vacancy occas0ned by the re-
ruscval from the county of Councilman Scantlin
Martin Schmoll, Inspector BY order OF the Coun
Gil Isepl1 3tsl J.J.CHANDLER Clerk.
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POCKgT BOOK FOUND

VITRAPPING PAPER Several hundred
wv bundles of Wrapping Paper, just received
and for sale al reduced rates. by
JOHN C. rEVEREUX, ia,
sepi6 Main between LIST and 81 SITS.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

SPAN OF fine Carriage Horses, sound, well
~ trained and good travellers, will be sold al a
bargain. as the owner is about Ia leave for the
East. Enquire of BEMENT n ytELE.
iy26 tf
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ToTHE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned ha lng purcnassd OF his broth.
i err Emanuel Guabeets, the Saloon, Billiard
Tables, &c. &c., above Messrs. Brumm n Co.'S
clothing corner Main and First streets ould
inform the pubic tina, he Is now prepared To vel
come old visitors end new ia the warr,t 81 man.
ner. He has supplied his bar with the best liquors
and cigars, and will personally attend 20 tn, CEN.
tort and pleasure OF thos visiting the house.
. ssplSf HENRY GUMBERT.
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DUMMY BAGS -2O,O 900 new extra sized Gunny
" Bags in store and for sale by
sepl7 j. III. MAGHEE g. co.
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-eh, BOOTS & SHOES.-A large Tfll
stock and general variety on hand, ~
suitable tor the fall trade, selectei
from the best assortment in the Eastern maj ket
Mems calf, kip and coarse Coots;
Boys do do do;
Youths calf,do do;
Mems calf kip, split, zeal and coarse Brogans;
you'll osuihs! DO DO DO and coarse sd sf'sans' 3
Ladies' do do split aud goat pegged Boots;
do do and goat pegged Buskins;
do do do sewed Boots and Buskirs;
do Freneh morocco and kid sewed DO;
Misses calf. kip, split and goat pegged Boots;
Cbildren's calf, kip, grained & pegged lace Boots
it'll numerous other varieties, ana large assort-
ment OF extra sizes OF the above varieties for sale
by f. G. WEBSTER e. CO,
sep3.u Corner 5th and Lodge SITS, Cinti.
Il EATHER.-
IL 10 dog Philadelphia Hips:
SO doz Tamnpico and Madras Boot Morocco;
IS dog d, and French Morocco;
30 dog Madras do Co;
IS dox Curacoa Madras e. S American Kids;
Is doz prime French Patent Leather;
10 dog Cape Bindings;
20 doz fancy Roans;
20 doz colored Morocco. All Jus, received and
for sale low by E. G. wEBSTi r q Co,
sep2 Corner 5th g. Lodge SITS, CiaFi.
Chloe LAcEs AND GALLONS
- 300 gross Lace OF every style and variety;
300 pieces silk and snion siring Ribbon;
100 gross black silk Galloon;
100 do do union do;
% do do Magpie GALLON;
100 do coored do;
SOC lbs Nos. 3, 10 and IL Shoe Thread:
80 doz mems and women's Cork So es;
40 sets prime Philadelphia Lasts;
90 gross Boot Webs;
With large and superior stock OF black and col
ored English and French Hastings and Italian
Cloths, all for sale low at
&c WEBSTER e. Co.'s,
sep3 Corner 5th & Lodge sts., Cin'ii, O.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-19

GOLD Il Common Wall Paper a Bor.
ders-The subscriber Keeps constantly on
had one OF the largest assortments ct Gold Vel
vet 4. ~ Common Wall Papers and Borders To be
-st, and which he will sell AT a very
go - &c OEVEREUX, Jr.,
Fphss iA ZOE " y. between lst x % sta.
sepl6 Nah ,r;her b,s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-09-19

~ lowing described tracts OF land, viii take
notice that on Thursday the 18th OF sept. naxt, the
County Surveyor of Vnnderbureh county, viii pro-
coed 10 establish the correTs 20 The Norh I'M, Of
the North East quarter Of Section twenty. - seven
TOWNSHIP No. 4 s. nth range No. Ill West: and
also the South hall Of the quarter Section, Town.
ship and Rargc aforesaid. 80 ~, b ~.
GEORGE ROCKET.
aug97- 3tw' CHRISTIAN LNTzEKx4 !.