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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-08

! The RIGHTs OF AMERICAN NATURALIzED
! CIrIzENs.-We learn from the National
Intelligencer, that Leopold, German
naturalized citizen of the United States
who was seized, on his return to Germany
on business, by the Hanoyenan Govern.
ment, for service owed the army, has been
released; and that in the case of Helms
another and later instance, the Hanoye-
rian Government has also relinquished lis
claim upon him for such service. In Leo
pOld's case conviction had been recorded
against him in Hanover for the crime OF
desertion before he became citizen OF
the United States; and since he has return
Ell, and voluntary placed himself within lis
Jurisdiction, that government is disposed TO
hold him responsible to the extent of exact
ing from him some pecuniary satisfaction
The Intelligencer says:
When Mr.. Wheaton was minister at Ber-
lin he refused absolutely to interfere in be-
half of German naturalized citizens who
voluntarily returned to their former coun-
try, and were seized upon as soldiers. He
considered it as a settled question that
their native domicil and national charac-
ter reyested," exactly as if they had never
emigratei.
DIR. Barnard, we understand, has not
followed this precedent. He was not dis
posed to admit the doctrine of Mr.. Wheat
on, except where the emigrant returned TO
the country ofhis birth 10 be domicited there
1t is quite possible he would himself have
so restricted it, though it seems to have a
larger application in the case he had in
hand. We understood that Mr.. Barnard
has cases with tl.o Prussian Government,
growing out of this claim on our natural
lied citizens for military service and for
fines imposed on them for quasi desertion,
and we learn that he has not Yielded to
these claims: and those who know our min
lister, and are willing to do him justice,
will not credit the imputation that The com
plants of our German fellow-citizens have
been neglected by him
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CHARGING A SQUARE.-In speaking with
friend the other day about the late Col
Dakin, he related little aneclole which
is so characteristic of the man, that we can
not refrain from repeating it, though We
think something of the same kind was told
by one OF our correspondents during the
Mexican war:
! The Colonel commanded one of ,hc six
regiments of volunteers which were raised
in This State, after the battles of Palo Alto,
and ReSaca dc la Palma, and which Joined
Gen. Taylor's army speedily. The Colo
mel was an old discipllnarian, very strict and
capable, and in short time his regiment
excited the admiration of even veteran reg
ular officers, by the case and precision,
with which it drilled and maneuyered.
One morning the regiment was drawn up,
and the men were standing at ease, after
variety OF marches and charges AMI eyo-
lutions, when the Colonel took it into his
head to put their discipline to a stronger
test. The regiment was thrown into "a
square, to receive cavalry. The comman-
der rode of a few hundred yards, ami then
wheeling his horse, came down sword in
hand, at a fierce gal.op, straight at his men.
He and his steed formed an imposing look
ing object, for he was big man, and his
stecd was big horse, and neither appeared
TO fear the gathering and bristling array
Of bayonets against which they were rush
ing. The men stood the charge very well
until the horse and rider were within a few
feet, then they broke right and left in con-
fusion, and opened broad passage for the
cavalry" into their ranks.
OF course the Colonel was wroth, and
the way the men and officers caught it, for
a few moments, was by no means agreca-
bic to their feelings. You repel cavalry!
Why, what would you have done ifa thou
sand dragons had charged on YOU as |
did,"
"Wellj just try us again, Colonel, and see
If we don't hurt your feelings" cried a
number OF the discounted volunteers.
The square was again formed; of rode
the Colonel; round he wheeled, and here
he came again, at iull speed, rushing
straight at the bayonets, and looking as II
he would crush them to powder under his
chargers heels. The bayonets .wavered
not, though the horse came faster and fas-
ter, and finally, with terrible bound
sprang at the square. The square stood
the shock; and the next moment the horse
was stretched on the ground, with broken
bayonetin his side, and his limbs quivering
, in the death agony, while the stout rider
lay, witc his foot and knee caught, and
himself unable TO rise. Not man moved
;; the square was silent, steady. and unbro-
: ken. In a another instant the Colonel was
on his feet. lie replaced his sword in th,
scabbard. looked gravely and coolly at the
dead horse, and at the firm array ofsol
di rs, and then said, in his usual quaiG
way:
"Verywell done, boys; both the horse anc
the square did their duty. Now you're
ready for the lancers."
The men cheered no. little.
" O. Picayane.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
POLAND, rRATaER & SMITH.
successors to p. s. Barber & Coz


MANUFACTURERS AMI DEALERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
~ HATS. CAPS, AND GOODS,
ass .HGia street, Louisville, KeRtucsy.
EING and former partners in one of the
oldest and most successful Hat Houses IN the West
cOualry take the liberty to notify the customers
of the old firm and the public generally OF the fact, and
thar continue the business at the old stand under
usual advantages, with large stock of Fresh GoedS
One of our firm is in the East with caSh IN hand
for the purchase and Manufacture of such kinds oi goods
rs cannot be goa up here TO advantage.
Our long experience and improved arrangements IN
Manufacturing and Importing, and our acquhiIt tnee
with the business and he and tastes OF the west
and South fully qualify at all times 10 supply cur Gus
toners with the very best of goods in hne on the
most fyorabc terms For or und0nhied short pa
per we Will bd always prepared TO sell 1t the !o~eSt
Eastern prizes.
The fact is we'll established that !he style of our
DRESS HATS is peculiarly adapted to the tastes and
wants Of the South and West and Of superior work man
ship and materiaiwe warrant hem to excel all others
We say TO Merchants visiting our city that our FALL
1872 in and variety cannot be eNcclled
in any market, aud that resolved TO maintain the
reputation heretofore acquired by the firm of of T. >.
Barber Co., selling the best and the cheapest goods
in the market POLLARD, PRATHER 81 SMITH.
Louisville, JGy 90 lSJ2. IauglO-lmd.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE EVANS REsTAuRaT

EVANS, of Evansville, has fitted up the large and CON-
IL modous three story Brick, recently erected by Mr.
F. Linck First street near the Sherwo ouse in the
most complete style and is now prepared to welcome
aud accommodate ms friends and the public generally.
The Bar will all times be supplied with PuR lilo
splendid Lunch VIII be set every day at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ with Turtle Soup and all other aainable decacies
we'll known and skillfu Cook has been engaged and
gentlemen be accommodated any hour " it'll the
dishes and luxues of the season. served up the best
Styl4. rF'
Speed aud Theoretically sealed Oysters of the finest
qualify handLe best Of Cigars, &c. [jyl7-tfl
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cuoK.S FAMILY GROCEnY.

TINE undersigned has this DAY opened, in Linek's
4 building on First street, between Main and Locust
splendid STOCK of Family Groceries, OF my own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell ~ very low prices
for cash or Produce of all knds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies of Butter,
Cheese Lard, Poultry and other leading articles Tor the
table, direct, from the farmers,
To be supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds of Country Produce. All goods purchased
at Cooks i'll be delivered at the reside customers
desired, have market wagon especially for that
PURPOSE. therefore solicit share of public patronage
and will try merit ii. Please call and examine my
stock. jc3G-u z. IL. COOK.
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ALSO nne assortment OF fine Linen Shirts and CraYas
aEd various other articles.
In addition tia above, (my usual stock) have Just
returned from the East with SPLENDID and extensive
stock of Cloths of evsry description. viii sell low al
Wholesale and Retail manufacture the same 10 order
& rod fits and perfect satisfaction. or nc trade.
am using in my establishment a Potent SsriHg
Machine. which enables % make cheaper an any
other establishment which dos not use them. tn Pa
chine is working revelation in the Iail0ringBGsne
have obtained the sole right to sell patent rights OF ts
invention in Vanderbdrgh codnty and asa from the Ifoe
an examination OF this machine
scpt4 :. GUMBbRIS.
Z. 81 take for Clothing H any kind, aud
make 10 order in the best style.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

lust RECElNEl.
y Mansfejs life OF Scott ia cloth Do do in pamphlet;
Queechy, IA work, by author Of Nide Wide World;
Memoirs of the Empress Josephine Plutarchs Lives;
Shakspesre's complete Works, Life, Plays and Poems;
byrons life PLAYS and Poems: Woods Practice Medi-
cine; United States Dispensatory; Qnario Bibles The
Free Masons Monitor; Josephus; also fresh lot Of
Music: P0rtmonaies; writing Desks, Ink stands Back
CANNON boards Blanks Drafts, Exchange &c, &c, FOR
sale by aug-ll SAML LISTER.
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JEFFERSON City, Sept. 3.
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 4

The House were engaged all day in discuss
ing resolution to bring the election to a
close. A res luton to drop the hindermost
man OH each ballet was lost. Yeas 10, nays
100. Acocke was withdrawn and Col. Hunt
or nominated. The ballot stood: Kelly ID,
Hun. er 43, Woodson 50.
PHTsBURG Sept. i,
A fire last night destroyed the tin and cop
per factory hCu-e Of Scrife, Atkinson, q Oak
ley. Loss 100000; insured for Sll,2O0.
Cause of fire unknown.
The Democratic meeting last night was
tremendous. The yard in the rear Of the A.
merican Hotel was literally packed. Spec
ches were made by Gen. Houston and Shields
which were most eloquent and received with
great applause, Several others were called
for, dut rome caue forward. The meeting
adjourned with three cheers ior Houston,
Shields, Pierce and King.
MOBILE, Aug 81.
Account civ I'd from alons &c cost br n S
intelligence of the loss of many more lives
and vessels by the recent great flood. Near
Nv all the whdryes have been destroyed. Ii
is feared that we shall have bad accounts from
the interior 1t is Impossible to estimate
the amount OF loss at pres mt by this terrible
calamity.
New YORK, Sept. 1.
The steamer Reindeer burst her boiler on
North river at Bristol landing; 10 were killed
and 30 scalded very badly, and many others
partially.
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New ORLEANS, Sept.

One hundred and one black warriors arriv-
ed at Mobile yesterday from Havana. They
brought with them the publisher ofthe revo-
lutionary papers there who escaped dis uised
He is now in this city.
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EvANsVTrLERocK sTcRn.

TUST RECEIVED -
y Gfahams Magazines for Sept Godey'sIads Book
for September Uncle Toms Catin it is, by Mr.. J.. u.
Smith, Uncle TENS Cabin by Mrs. II. b. Amelia.
perfectly neIework; Upper ten Thousand; Discarded
Daughter; MYSTERIES Of Ioudon; Nau-Nan Ghee; The
Aecromanesr The Scott SOugster. complied expressly
for the ircsd ental Campaign of 1889. Respectfully
dedces to Old Warriors of the of 1872, and To
the Whg Gee Club and Chippewa Lodges Of the Wing
pa, of the United States for sale by
uv1i - Ill X
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Eaii and Winter Dry Goods.
WENT WORTH Rporrrr. -

corner OF Main and Fourth streets, Cincinnati Ohio
Az Enow IN Store, and will be cons,ap+lv rseeyi,-
during the season large ana eonppgte ts.,rt,
OF FSregn and Domestic dry goods 70 which tby ras
Eseuuiy invite the attention of Country Merehs6ts-
DC sold at small advance for cash approved credit
sept6 Itti-llnw
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! G. uATCHITR
J. t. WALKER.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. WALKER & HATCHITr, having associated
IL themselves together in the Practice Of Medicine and
surgery would respectfully announce to the citizends
Evansville ahd vicinity that they prepared 70 attend
TO calls, either daJ- night. !
Dr. Hatchtt will pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally. \
Office on Third street, opposite the Public Square.
jy9m- -
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.

NEW OKLEANS, Sept T.
The steamer Daniel Webster arrived from
California, with l. days later news. Her
dates from Panama are TO the both.
The cholera had proved very fatal on the
Golden Gate. She had 700 troops on board
Her passengers were taken to San Francis
co by the Columbia.
The Hon. Edward Gibbons was killed in a
duel with Gen Denver.
The funeral obsequies of Henry Clay were
magnificent. Five hundred alumni joined in
the procession.
The mining news is less favorable, owing
to the wet season.
The ship Staffordshire has not been lost.
She arrived at San Francisco Aug. 80.
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6. e. GILBERT s. CO,

Agents for Cypress r actory !.
TIAVE now hand ard constantly receiving, Cot
ton Yarns Carpet Chains aud Cotton Batting h
y prepared sell favorable terms they can
To- purchased at this any other city. We selling
cotton aris a, 81 q. and :. cents for eos, 6Cts and 5Uts
EesettStS with discount for cash, Oh time for APP
proved paper. an5so ".
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, sc.

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORM.
lust RECEIVED,
u Harper's Magazine for August,
The Bravo, Novel;
Grace NillOughby;
Louisa, by Dumas;
Adventures of a Gentleman in search OF Miss
Smith
Whites Negro Song books;
And assortment OF best Violinees strings; fer
sale by aug-l2 SAML LISTER
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Co-pARTNHRsHIP NoTICE.

y1HE subscribers have tn il lay entered into CO part
nership und sr the nan odnd style Of STOwELr, PAGE
s. TAYLOR and have purchased the very large stock OF
Boots aud Shoes. Hats and Caps off, b. Foster ~ Co, to
which they will make large aud scasonabi add hois aud
will continue the above business Main street 0ppo
site The Bank and would solicit liberal share Vi public
patronage. ~
iei7-d&Wly STOWELL. PAG IL " lAh LOK.
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4 DWELLING House on Fourth street, below the
~ Market house, is for rent it application be made
is good two story brick house, and
agreeable residence For further particulars enquire
of augI7 ELIZABETH FIX, or Il. SURRIE.
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AUCTION.
ID. WOOLSEY
UUIlNLis II .Ft+I4'1D
............... .........-.
AgJCT'E HON.
WO -L5EY q NIELSEN,

NNATER street Evansville Indiana. Aueticncefs
w AMI Com mission Merchants Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs Clocks loSiug
Glasses, Picture FrfmeS Notions DE. Particular .iie-
given the sale all descriptions vi Goods. ReS
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs aN and Saturday Cash
advances made on COnsiguments
aug q IN WOOLSEY IL NELSON.
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TEWELRY & NOrIONS.--Rsr rings, Finger rings,
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs Gold Pas and Pencils.
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches Steel
Beeds and Caps. Brushes Ccnbs, Purses. Fame Soal :,
Aecordans li0lns Pcluros and various other no.chs.
for sale by
aug33 H. WOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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EvaxsgILLE, Ia, Angus, n,

Ev.NsguLE, Is, Angus, u, ls52
+ HEREBY notify all persons against harboriig, OF
cre,litng my wife, ELIZA Red account VI hcr l~"y
ii my bed and board and therefor will TOt pay any
debts that she may contract.
saptI-3;- So ADAA PIED.
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JEFFERSON CITY. Sept. ?.

In the House, Blair was nominated by the
Bentonites, and the LIST ballot stood: Blair 20,
Woodson 81, Acock AZ, Kelly IL.
Mr.. Blair was withdrawn and Mr.. Kelly
nominated.
debate ensued, in which it was said Kel-
ly had pledged to 60 for the repeal of the
Jackson resolutions. The debate was very
exciting, in the midst of which the House
adjourned.
In the House, the 10th ballot stood for
speaker-Acock As, Woodson 80, Kelly AZ,
Hunter ..
A resolution was offered that atfer more
BALLOTS the highest candidate should be de-
clarcd speaker. Laid on the table.
43d baIlot--Kelly -, Acocke A., Wood
son 81, Hunter ,. The House then adjourn
ed.
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CARPENTERS PLeNEs

Nd Mechanics Fools Of I'll kinds and e very best
~ quality, hand and c0sss;.ntly receiving ffcs. sny
plies. 1t thc sign of the MIL saw.
bI5 c. VI. GRIFFITH.
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FUikaITUfEE.

StOFAS. Diyan, Center. dining, Bre@ kfist and Card
- fables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain aud Dressing
.us; Rose Woad Marble top Dressing do. enclosed
aud plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bcdstsads and Mat
tressss Also large and general assortment OF W ood
Cane and Hair ssai Chairs for sale low 10y
aug93 lyd NOOLSEI Il NELSON.
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~ VI. GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
! ~. Foreign and Domestic Hardware. Mechanics
Tools Building Materials. Rife Mountings, Coopers
augl3 Main street.
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DRS BYFORD n rTNCR

NNoULD inform citizens OF Evansville that the ,
w have associated themselves together in the praf
tee Of Medicine Surgery and Obstetrics Their .onice IL
on the corner Of Fist and Vine streets. 8.
Evansville, JUNE 2eth, 1852. ju c9-n
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s. GUMBERTS, Wholesale and Re-
tail Clothing Manufacturer, has Just
received large assortment az Supe-
rior Black Cashmere and various col
ors; also, an assortment OF Sattinett-,
Casinetis and Tweeds; also, Black SILK
and Satin ard other Vests. and com
mon Vests OF all kinds. In cOnnec-
ton with his large stock of Clothing,
he will keep q fine assortment Of Hats
and Caps, Carpet Bags ana Trunks;
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MORGAN. KEEN& PRESTON, Jobber, 81,
II ard Domestic Dry Goods Boots Shoes Hats ra-.
comets, &e., Evansville Ia $50 Tiris TaFe
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MEDICINAL.
EDICAL NOTICE

~ themselves together ia the practice of Medicine,
surgery nd Obstetrics would beg leave respectfully to
inform the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that Of
the firm be found their Office, First street. be-
tween Main and Locust all times day ght ready
TO attend to professional calls. jy3U4wl
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HARPER FOR sEPTEMBE7.
TUST received Harper's Magazine for September, and
- for sale al the COrNrER,.by
sept3 RA1HSONE Il W WHEELER.
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NOTICE.

n CHUTE with pleasure would inform his friends
i y. that he has returned and will be on hand Wed
nesday next Spet st when he hopes TO tie smiling
faces of the Children in District No. He has
ed competent assistant, who will take deep Interest
the progress of the school, Tuition all pa by public
fund. 'augx9
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spORrSblEN

DoJBLE barrel shot Guns to SO; Boys single shoi
! , Guns for 2.50.
Rifes-a good assortment, with shot Belts, PoN der
Flasss bullet mOulds DC. Just received hy
septs BABCOCh EGOTHEkS.
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NEW GOODS.

fCASES Boots and Shoes; 81 and bales, Prints
Sat,oneIs aud Fianncs &c. just received and for
sale by sepl3 MORGAN. KEEN u PRESTON.
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noTrED SILK NETT-50 pieces Green, Blue and
i Black cd this Gay for sale by las. lOWstk CO.
auga3 Az Main street Louisville, Ky.
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Billiards.
ST.. CHARLES RESTAURAT.

INMANUEL GUMBEgIS having taken The large
tire. where he will be happy to aeeommodate his
frienSs and the public generally in the most approved
style. His Ear viii 1T all times be supplied with The
choicest drinsabes and the best imported Cigars.
splendid lunch w be set ~ 10 o'clock eyerS day. with
hose has plates Of SOUP and all the other uxures OF
the season. Gentlemen can be accommodated at all
hours the day with any dish that market will az
ford. aug203m
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NEW YORK CLoIuING STORE,

on WATER STREET, NEXT HoRSBRooK s pURTS' GROCER
5etacesu ifeiR and Sycamore.
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DLACK SILK LACE-5O0 pieces reed this day and for
ID sale by JAS. LOW G co.
aug2s III Main street Louisville, Ky.
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ST. Xavier College,

-rNHE Exercises in this Institution, will be resumed
4 the LIST Monday, Sept. (Gt) The terms for Board
TUITION i'm all the branches OF English educatou will
Latin. Greek. French spanish, German, DC, Sl3
pr. session OF ten months and weeks.
For further particulars catalogues at this Office.
apply by letter TO, GEO. y. CARRELL, Pres't.
aUg3O-std-lY
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DEiED FRUITS Ibis Dried Peaches, good and in
- dEe order. FOR sale BY liygl SAMUEL ORR.
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NEW MUsIC.

NEW MUSIC.
TUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Music, embracing all
u the publications, among them the following
Grand Home Polka, Alpine Horn Grand March, Fleurs
Italienues, Otfelo and Norman, Engagement Polka.
Dee in my hearts anguish Spring Flowers Thou Far;
% ne from my aZe SweetheaTS Polka, Will you come
an Isle the ocean, YaZoo Polka Cottonwood tree
door Twas but dream. For sale at the Bookstore
aue3i RATHB0NE 81 WHEELER.
CaIrooo - No. Eapawha at the Railroad y: pot.
- FOSTERS q SSsnWE.
IS for Kanawha Salt co.
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T IME.-IO0 bbls new White Lime, in good cooperage
i 4 reed this day and for sale by
jyl9 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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~ OLpEN SYGUP--I0 kegs Of gallons each; half
gn1S go Fl" FOSTERS " BROWN.
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| aas.i0, "' : '4" J. Il. MAGnEE & Co.
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