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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-10-11
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
OFFICE OF TIE ALToy, Mr.. AKMEL AND !
NEW ALBANY X, r. Co,
AIPInN Edwards co. Anp 90. ISL \

ALBION, Edwards CO., Aug 20, 1851.
THE Grading. Bridging, Timber for and laying
J. OF the Superstructure OF that part othe "Al
ton, NJ. Carmel and New Albany kailroad =" be-
ginning on the bank Of the Wabash river. at Mt
Carmel, and continuing westward IL miles % Al
biLn, in Edwards county, Ill
Also, from the east bank OF the " abash river,
opposite Mt Carmel, continuing eastwaroly about
10 Uen) miles 10 Princeton. in Gibson county. la.
Also, the branch of said Railroad TO Illinois
town. beginning at the east bank of the Misissp
pi river, nj lllinoistown, opposite 81. Louis. and
continuing easiwarll about 20 miles. by way OF
1 aseyvile, Lebqnon and Carlyle, TO the Illinois
Central Railroad. with o branch thereof about
mi les in length, 20 Beeviile.
Proposals. fcr, perforr:aneS Ne foregoing work
will be received ut this c.iis0'm the 2Oth 70 the
3Oth of Segt mher next, when plans and specitica-
tions will be shown. The lInes will be ready for
ms ,eetOn on and after the goth OF September next
TIE Lines will be divided into sections Oh about
one mile each, but those who nuke proposals can
include as many sections in one bid as may suit
their own convenience.
The Company will not bind itself to accept the
lowe offer unless i'm all other respects most satis-
factory, but reserves the power 10 dispose of the
work in such manner as may appear most advanta-
geous tor the interest OF the Company.
All Proposals 10 be addressed to the President
and Directors of The Alton, Mt Carmel and New
Albany Railroad Company. at Albion, Edwards
county, Illinois. By order OF the Board.
WM PICKERING. Pres't.
CHAs. CuURcnI!I T.. Sect'y fscp3 tf)
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PIANOSI PIANOSII

NUN The subscriber wishes 10 inform the cit:
GSEE4zens that he has again arrived and located
Ssz<N himself here, offers for sale StodartSs Dun>
hams Piano Fortes which are considered BY the
most judges 20 be the best in the United Slatesand
the almost universal preference given TO them BY
purchasers. is proof that their excellence is sps
precinted. f a l.H ag5lH81 200
MIR. s. will also be prepared to receive pupils at
the Piano and Guitar, with thorough instructions
tor the voice il - rpfRl r.
TERMS For instruction with the use of the Pts
ano. Sl4 for "a lessons, Without the use OF the
Piano, sl2 for "a lessons, payable the end OF the
first twelve lessons. 80 -r-r..-2
Pianos tuned and repaired.
G. o. STEIN. .isissL
Professor of Music.
0CResdence next door to the Sherwood House:
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CLAYTON 8 ~.
d Importer Of Watches, and Wholes

Oh Importer Of Watches, and Wkoles
M sale Dealer in Jewelry, Clocksa
W atch Materials, DC. .ailtf l8Qgu
In the Summer OF l645 this House cosinshced
wholesaleing w .tches and Jewelty d prices cheap:
er than the like were sold in the Wholesale iobbinf
stores OF New York. E-1 ,,-e-- =;
The great desire OF the Proprietor Nas then, and
has been ever since, 10 divert the current OF tfude
that was flowing into the Atlantic cities from the
Western and Southwestern States, aud compel IL To
terminate in Cincinnati There was pariod when
New York stood IN position more advantageous
than this city depot for the manufactured goods
both OF Europe and this country; but science -
arr nave TO- given Cincinnati the means attain
ing, ii she will, proud elevation in Tade and
Commerce as any city in the world The Allegha.
ny mountains have been leyelled down, and dis.
tance annihiloted, SO that tradesman here can
send his order in the morning 10 his manufacturer
tor 'ewelry, who may reside, as most of the manu-:
acturing Jewellers do, either i'm the State of New
Jersey, Rhode leland or Massachusetts, and before
evening receive reply. and in few hours after the
goods are made they will be nt his door. The reod-
er mo now say that he can perceive no earthlyrca
son why Cincinnati should not sell goods os chear
as the eastern cites but he cannot see how Clayton
is enabled to sell Watches and Jewelry che lper Than
th"y do there. A few words will make all clesr.-
Dealers in the East buy and sell on credit and have
TO tax every customer heavily to cow
er expenses and losses; but Clayton pays Cash for
every thing that he purchases and sells his goods I'd
no man, however rich he may be, on credit. And
this House is now wholesaling more Watces sndd
Jewelry than three -fourtns Of the wholesale estab
Iisbments in New York HfF1477T
Store on .he southeast corner of Sycamuore ah
Second streets sCincinnat. tap27
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NUMBERING
ARTS, MANUFACTURES &c:
ARTISTS, UNION OF CINCINNATI J

ARTISTS UNION OF CINCINNAT1.e "a
THE ARTISTS UNIcN, is established in the
l. city OF Cincinnati, for The promotion of the
tastes for tie Fine Arts, and the Ell couh aeemeht
of the great body Of artists residing in the Wes-
ten States. The plan OF the Institution unites
great public good with private qualification, at a
mere nominal expense. 3ii 20 .G7sfi 'nssd
The annual subscription OF membership Is i've
dollars, which entities members TO al its privi-
leges. The money obtained from SUBSCRIPTIONS,
(aiter paying necessary expenses. is appropfia-
ted TO The production OF two fine engra,ings VI
which every subscriber receives a copy of each
for every five dollars paid-to the pthlicaticn Of
monthly Journ; devoted TO literature and srt-s
and TO the purchase of American Works of Art
which will be publicly distributed BY lot aml M
all the members, on the first Of September of each
year. The Paintings distributed will be richly
framed at the expense of the Institution
Subscribers for 1851 will receive a copy Of
Mounts celebrated pic ure of Catching Rabs
bis, and b. autitul print of washington afs
ter Stuaris celebrated Portrait, which is admit.
ted TO be the best now in existence ''iH 81
There have been about ninety paintings aIready
purchased for distribution, nearly every artist of
merit in the West being represented in the col.
lection. among whom may be mentioned, Mrs.
Lilly M. Spencer. Il. w. Whittridge. w 4.
Sonn,ag, II. S. Duncanson, G. n. and j. p. Frank
ensiein, Chas. Soule, j. O. Eaton, Emile Bot, v.
NJ. Griswold, VIM. III. Beard Jacob Cox, B. N:
McConkey, e. w. White, Chas.I .IRogsrs, ]. n,
johnson, and others.
Among the paintings 10 be distributed are the
following - Domestic Happiness, ,"by Mrs. LIZ
" M. Spencer considered her best work; 9Th.
Season." by w. L. Sonntag; "The Old Mill" by
the same; "Crawford's Battle Ground by v. Nj.
Griswold; "River aisin Battle Ground D by r:
5. Duncanson; two Marine views by Jas. Ham.
illon; several sketches by Thos Birch; three OF
Whiitridge's best Landscapes; the of G. N.
Frankenstein's Kentucky Views, four 'andscape,
by Duncanson two by V. M. Griswold; five by
w. l.. Sonntag; three of Francis celebrated "Sii
Life" pictures; fancy head, Genevieve, by j.
o. Eaton and "Viola, I" by Cnas Soule. Besides
these there are about sixty other paintings. most:
y by western artists; in addition to which others
will be addeo as fast as subscriptions are receiv-
ed. 7 80. ..fl -.Il "a
Additional information in regard to the plan
aud objects OF the above Institution, will be fur.
nshed BY Honorary Secretaries who are aptoiht-
ed in all the principal places in the Union.p s-
In places where there are no Hon. Secretaries,
subscrip ions can be forwarded TO THos FAais
&Co:. Acting Managers Of the "Artists' uion oi
Cincinnati" -.ey.,lf a, -,
subscriptions received at Evansville by
N. R. STOUT,
Jyl5- Hon. Secretary.
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.Upon the policies now in force, issued prior
to January Isl, Is5 y, (except term policies issued
since May lst, l6iSJ the Directors have declared
a dividend of 80 per cent. on premiums paid at
the bic rates. being the profits of 1919, payable
in conformity with the present rules oil the CON-
pany
The directors having reserved the sum of
500, ,265 81 and the additional sum OF 5000, 600
have from the surplus ordered the payment fthe
third dividend being that declared January lst,
ls49, the same TO be paid to the members at the
time their annual premium comes due during the
year 1851. These holding scTipof lS49 TO be al
lowed the same a cash in payment of premiums,
ard those whose dividends have been placed to
their credit to receive the same by credit on
their notes as they mature.
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TAKE NOTICEf

4 HE undersigner. has on hand large assort.
ment OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
and will make them TO orGer cheaper than ever
tbev have been offered before, and cheaper than
the same qualify of goods can be bought or manu-
laciured in this D. see. Terms cash.
ID. :. ANDERSON,
mhlo-tf One doo- below the Post Office
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hats AND PS.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

w T. are prepared now Z. sell CLOTiiiNG o,
w ever variety and quality. and manuactur-
ed in the most substantial manner. at WHOLE
SALE, having just received from Europe. laFge
stock OF cloths, cass ueTes. &c, which will enable
US TO make up and sell on the most reasonable
terms, clothing OF every kind. We have Just re-
ceived a large stock OF all qualities overooats
We invite the attention of the country trade to
our goods, while we express our gratitude for the
liberal patronage thus far so kindly extended u.s.
MACK & LOBENSTINE,
Western Star Clothing Store,
roy19 Corner Front and Sycasareo s-.,,ti
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CHANGED QUARTERS!

II HOLLlNGSWOR1H & HUGHES 5 have re-.
l. i movod { cir rstock OF QUEENSW ARE to Fos.
ter's Block one door above the Bank, where they
will be NEST happy TO see all thei old customers.
and many new on' NAV desire goods AT
Eastern Southern rates. We have Just received
a late importation, and respectfully solicit o call
aug9 Ht | lNGSW OR1I & HUGHES.
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TO PAINTERS.

TO PAINTERS. IN s4ot
FINHE subscriber has just received a large addi,
Varnsh; comprising full assortment OF Paints
ground in OIL some 80 dfferent colors and shades
Blake's Fire Proof Paint ground in oil. Also ey.
erythng in the Lnnners' line, in the way Of brush
es and material
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Druggist,i
mh3u Main Street opposite the Bank.
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REMOVAL.

WE have removed TO Waier street between
w Main and Sycamore, and will he pleased TO
wait on cur old customers. We hlve Just received
Coffee. Sugar, Tea, Molasses. Dried Beet, Cheese.
Bologna Sirslgss. Honey, Flour, Soaps, Candies,
Spices. Sluces, aud many other articles in the gro
Gerry line, which make our assortment complete.
All ut winch we will sell, wholesale or ret all, at
.ow rates for Cash, or in exchange Tor produce
Steamboat Stores al.ayS on hand, and their GUS
tom solicited
Cash paid for Produce.
mh5tf UORNBROOk & BURTIS
CHAlRS.-Parlor, Cane seat, Walnut and Ma
~ hrgany, Sewing. Nurse and nrm Rockers
Cane sea, and back. Cave and Wood seat Office
Chairs Boston Rockers and common chairs oi ev.
ery variety, for sale 'heapat
WOOISEY s. NELSON'S
iv3O Furniture Ware Rooms.
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SAW AND SCALE MANUFACTOFY,
LEE. GAGE ~ CO.,
No. sc Main AIrcei. III. Louis. 10.

THE well known Saw aud Scale Maruioc,ury
i Of Lee, Gage Co on Broadway. North -
Louis.'s now manufacturing every 6rIety o Saws,
end Couaier, tlaiiorm aad Hay Scales, aud Is iul
ly prepared 10 I'LL all orders this branch OF busi
ness. The facilities for manufacturing these ar
ticles are unsurpassed " any establishment in the
country, while the proprietOrs keep constantly on
hand every variety and size OF Saws ana all sizes
of Hay, Coal, ar scales. &c. They warrant their
work, and will give such references in rogari TO the
articles they manufacture, TO insure full conf
dence to those who purchase. They will sell US
low as similar articles can he obtained East, Or
ders solicited. laugl-ly
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

"E have lust 7, ceivod a LARGE supply of the eel
w ebrated Queen OF the West Cooking Stove
from Cincinnati which we will dispose OF at thr
lowest prices We will insure these stoves to opec.
ate well, and to last as long as any other two stoves
which can be produced.
mh26tt JAS. SCANTLIN g. son
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NEW BOOKS.

TTIE Inventors Manual of Legal Principles
] and Guide TO the Patent Office; by George
T. Curtis.
Service Afloat and Ashore during the Mexi-
can War; by Lieut.. Raphael Simms, IT, s. n.
The True Remedy for the Wrongs of Wo-
man; with a history of an Enterprise having
hat for its object; By Catherine E. Beeoher.
Familiar Science; or the Scientific eyplana-
tion OF ommon things; Eeiie. by r. E. Peterson
The American Cor n Spinner and Managers
and Carder's Guide; practicle treatise on cot
ton spinning. giving the dimensions and speed
OF Machinery, draught and twist calculations,
&c, with notices OF recent Improvements. To-
gether with rules and examples for making
changes in the size and numbers of rowing and
yarn; compiled from the papers Of The late Robt
H. Baird.
The Moulder's and FounCers' Pocket Guide;
by Fred. Overman, with foriy-two wood engrav-
ings.
A new lot OF the Seventh Census ofthe United
States
Rena; or the Srow Bird. A tale of real life;
by Caroline Lee Hentz
Mary Lawson: by Eugene Sue.
The Female spy; or Treason IN the Camp
story OF the Revolution; by Emmerson Ben
nett.
The Gipsv Chief; by G. w. M. Reynolds.
Life and Manners; from the autobiography of
an English opium-eater; by Thomas De Quincy.
Sunbeams and Shadows, and Buds and Bios
SONS; or Leaves from Aunt Mnnie's Portfolio;
by George A. Hu.e.
Uric; or the Voices; by T. S. Fay.
The History of Josephine; by John s. c. Alb
bott, with engravings. just received by
aug2l Z II. HOOD g. CO.,
Man ST door bel.v Moroan e. Keen
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| RS. VI. J. BRAY & HUGH RONALD hnv.
ing associated themselves together, for the
praciceot Medicine and Surgeryin all its branches.
would respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
vile and vicinity, that they prepared attend
promptly to all calls either in the city or country
One ofthe partners can awaysbe consulted at their
Office onls' ST. above Man. lmy3 lyrI
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NEW WORK.

THE ORTHGPIST; containing selection
] of all those words Of The English languag
usually pronounced improper; with reading ex-
ercise following each letter, including in il ell the
ADJ ended is list of words exhibiting the orthoe.
rnphy Of DR.. w Webster; by James III. Martin Price
35 cents, for sale at the Bookstore Of
augl8 E.. HOOD E. co.
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CLOTHING.

(Ntrt door to c. Bell, Druggist Main ST., J
Evansville, ind.
An ESSRS. AHLERlNG g. BRuMMEP have
lNl Just received from their manuiactery, in Gin.
cinDati, the latest New York style of Fall and Win
rer Clothing. All of which are made and trimmed
in the best manner, under their direction expressly
Tor this market, and consists of every article requ
site TO complete Gentlemen's Wardrobss
Coats and ClOaks.
a fine assortment OF Blue, Brown, Grey, Drab
Mackinaw, Blankets; Box, ant Over Coats genu.
inc Pilot and Beaver Cloth Goats; fine lot of Cloth
Colss OF all sizes and prices; superior Black and
Blue, French and English Cloth Dress Frock and
sack Coats full trimmed, Saiinei and Cashmerette
Coats Brown, Green and Grey and all colors OF
Tweed and Cassimeie Sack, Froek and Dress Coats.
ROandabours and Coats of all kinds
Pantaioous.
Superior Black and Blue Cloth ana Cassimere
Pants; Fancy French Cashmere Pants; Fancy
Stripes and Blue, Black, and Steel NJ ixed and Ca
det Mixed SatInett Pants; Tweed ana Ceriroy do
Pants O every variety and price 20 suit pu lciasers
Vests,
Black silk and srtin Vests, Fancy and Plain silk
Velvet Vest; Fancy Cashmere Vests; Satinettyess:
and common Vests oil all kinds
Furnishing Goods.
a All the ate styles OF plain ana fancy sfS*s3
SCslk and satin CravatS Scarls, and &stri
stocks; white silk md all cocrs Pocke, IIandker-
chiefs; Linen and Linen bosom sbrts; Muslii. and
Flannel do; Flannel and Net under shirts and
Draws, Shirt Collars; every kind OF Beaver, hid,
thread and cotton Gloves; embroidered and plain
gum suspOnders: silk. gingham and cotton Umbrel-
las; Doids, Sherwood and Chase's Hats, also Silk
Hats; Cops. Boots, Shces;walking canes, &c.
All the above articles and everything else IN the
furnishing line will be solo at Cincinnati prices for
CASH
We shall continue TO receive fresh supplies week
" during the senson from our mandatory in Gin
cinnati. lnovl3l ALTERING & DRUMMER.
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IN. RUCk
N OTARY p q Lie,
WOOLSEX a. NELSON,
Iuctionccrs and Commission Merchants,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
OAR TlCUIAR attention given TO the sale oil
i all descriptions or Merchandise.
RegUlar sales every Tuesday, Th'.rsdav and
Saturday. Cash advances made on consignmen,s;
outdoor sales promptly attended to.
Woolsey & Nelson's Furniture Ware Rooms,
I'd, 81 and 4ih stories over their Auction Room
jy3O
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DAY STATE LONG SHAwLS.-Just receiv-
ID ed, a large assortment of every size and
quality and OF the newest patterns, which ve
will sell OF very low prices
sep5 BARNES g. COLBURN.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my office one square, ,dhd half
J. above Main street, near the Sherwood House on
First street, and be found either there at my
residence square above, all times, unlese pro.
essionally engaged in the city or its immediate vi.
cinity. lmhl9tf: DAN'L MORGAN, M ID
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ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent,
MI. BRAY NJ D.. Med. Examiner.
Ali persons wishing TO make insurance ON their
own or their friends Lives, will please call On the
Agent in this city. Office Main street near Wa
ter, and examine the terms and rates of the com.
pany. loci4 3msl
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kJb'I D II FkSUN, fre5t.
w. CONDIT, Vice President.
BENZ. G. MILLER, Secty.
L. c: GKcvER,- Attorney and Counsel.
VALENTINE MorT, NJ. D.,
JER VAN BESsELAER. VI. D.,
Medical Boa of onsul tation
Tin Scrip TO those who have paid theifPremium
in Cash and to tho credit of those who are indeb-
ed to company by note for part of the Premiums
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I USTRE..-l case very fine hg'd Mohair Lus.
IL ,re. received this day and Tor sale BY
scpi2 ra JAS. LOW & co.
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FAMILYPLouR

r. Cases bleached Muslins. inst iseevtd and 10
~ sale by tieID J III. MAGIlEE & CO.
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JOHN FARRELL
W. f. uoIIJN6swoR. H.. .'.'. -. --JNo w HCeHE
wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS An QUEGNSW AHf
HOUSE,

Water street Lctreen Main AID L0e@N'
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving very large
i and we'll selected stock OF
CHINA AND OF C-sENSWARE,
which, with their present lot, will make uesira-
BILE an assortment as may be found West. Wehave
received from Pittsburgh well-assorted stock OF
Glassware, and are desirous that all in want OF
the above articles may give US call, as we are
satisfied that il will be to their interest 10 do
We invite tho attention of merchants and dealers
10 examne our stock, being assured that we offer
inducements 10 dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
them here If they call. Orders put up with des-
narch so that they may 60 To any part of the roun
Try without breakage. 0
RrWo are offering inducements in retailing
Please call end see.
iebI2 If HOLLINGSWORTH& & HUGHES.
JAMES REILLY ..,.-.. WIN. REILLY.
j. 4 w. REILLY,
VITHOI.Es ALE dealers IN Groceries, Nails, Salt.
w Glass, Cotton Yarn Bait ng. &c.
The highest market price paid for flour corn oats
feathers beeswax flaxseed, white beans, dried fruit
bacon. lard, butter. &c
nov2e-t Main Street, Evansville, Ind
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Directors and Officers.
Robert l.. Patterson, Chas. S. Mackno,t
Lewis c. Grover, Thomas Segur,
Henry Mcfarland, William M. Simpson,
Setn Low, John r. Weeks,
Andrew s. Smelling, Randall II. Green,
Joel w. Condit, Nehemiah Perry,
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FOUND,

" FSTERDAY morning on First s.. between
Il Main and Locust. a small amount OF money
winch the owner can have by calling on the un-
Gersigned, describing The property and Iayirg for
this advertisement. u. Ii. 1ODD.
augltf
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DIR. w. H. BYFORD.

TAKES this method OF rendering his services to
the citizens OF Evansville, in the capacity OF
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucher, promising
rompi and ussiduous atteption 10 any VITO may
cntrust 10 him business in either OF these important
characters.
Office on corner OF Vine and First streets. oppo-
site Mr.. Pavne's Feed Store. Inv S-tm
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MAILS 400 Kegs Wheeling Brand;
~ 90 do Mountain Iron, for retail
ing consisting of Sd, 4d, I'd, Sd. 10; Fine Blue, }.
2. "a q and inch; Finishire, Sd. iOd; I'D. case
ing: " hich are warranted superior to anything OF
OF the kind IN the market Samples ready Tor IN
spe;tion (el4) FOSTER & BROWN.
A SUPERIOR Family Carriage of the best
II PHILADELPHIA make. for either one or two
horses for sale st very low price by
VIA J. IL MAGHEE e. co
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REFER TO
Mr. willard Carpenter,
Jro. Ingle Jr., Esq, Z Evansville
Mes. Harrington, ,.Crane ~ Co.
Mr. Jnu. q. lsham, Cincinnati.
MesSrs. Barstow * Pope,
Mr. G. A. Gilbert,
Mess, Jas. Connolly II Co., Nsw Cr,o,,s
MIR. L. III. Wmgate,
ryParticrlar attention paid TO consi ignments tor
s saie IHr r. : ld~c27l
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HORSES FOR SALE.

HORSES FOR SALE.
4 SPAN OF fine Carriage Horses, sound, well
n train. d and good travellers will be old al o
bargain. as the owner il about to leave tur tie
East. Enquire of BEMENT s. tlELE.i
jy26-tf
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and beautiful so@@nns
ost business, and direc,ly ironing ,he he
ie centre o. ,ding Travellers can step lroa, ns
..camooat La without the least incon ~, ~.
n.,i.l to a.steam. = of many years, tender 'ne
wna IN oxpcriene us Of the "PIyulShR, nREW ""
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-10-11

nv fAyIoR X. GILL HARVEY
'lNAYLOR Il HARVEY, Commissio~ and For,
pardiag Merchants, w ater ST., Evansville, Indi
a Have also large, new wharf boat where they
illrcceve and store lreighttr free OF drayuge. APPS