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RUTTER-S00 kegs Goshen and Western, for
" sale by LieIl A D. sRIEFF co, 40 Old Levee.
ARD OILS Ibis. No. 1, for sale by
IL te7 A. D. GRIEFF CO., Old Leves.
4 HEESE-l00 boxes Western Reserve, for
" sale by Ue7l A. D. GRTEFF CO., 40 Old Levee.
STAR CANDLES-500 boxes &c. Shillito,"
NJ for sale by lie7l AID GRlEEF & CO., 20 Old Leyee
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METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE NoRrH,-BoStoR Nav
29-The Conference assembled at the usual hour this
morning Bishop Ames in the chair The following cleo
tions made:
Adam Poe, assistant book agent at Cincinnati Profess
sor Larabee editor of the Ladies' Repository Cincinnati
Homer Clark editor of the Pittsburgh Christian Avo
cate and Abel Stevens of Boston, editor of the proposed
Monthly Magazine and secretary of the Tract Society
The commissioners appointed to settle the church suit
between the North and South Revds Dr. Peck John
Davis and j. s. Porter The Conference then discussed
the question Of establishing Court Of Appeals. Rev j.
D. Smonds was appointed editor of the California Chris
tian Advocate The book agents were authorized to
establish book repositories at Buffalo, Auburn and at
Washington at their discretion The final report of the
Book Committee presented and the resolutions therein
NewYok book agents and giving leave to sell the Crosby
street houses and build elsewhere ETC. The report in
favor OF independent organization Of the Tract Society
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church then taken up
and the constitution adopted The Bishops
act as Presidents thereof and auxiliary societies be
formed in every annual Conference The editor tracts
New Abel Stevens is to be independent officer and act
Us corresponding secretary The society to its
trai OF principal location in NewYork and to aid as
us possible the Sunday School Union the Church not
= MS issues to tracts only 1t will be preserved
tne book concern which will remaina purely
| semi benevolent institution
On Thursday the committee whom were referred the
petitions ana memorials the subject of Law delegation
reported against the prayer of the petitioners Dr. Dur
bin moved that the report laid the table and printed
Impatient cries Of no no MOI The Dr. then withdrew
| his motion
Rev. Henry Slcer said that he had expected when the
reports this would be argued Cries
Of no. no. no. again. He thought where the moral
effect of vote to be marked this we should
connection c know about this matter and see how
every member voted lie would therefore call for the
| yeas and nays on the question.
DIR, Durbin again attempted to speak, but the impa
thence to get at the vote induced him to give way The
report was then adopted-yeas, 100 nays, 3-Messrs
| Magee, Beswick and Lyon. Mr. Winter was excused
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EY,0ry<s,s Safe Cou,s,u,a,,

1hsA Las Plastering Hair, Tar, Pitch,
etc. constantly on hand and for sale suit by ~ VIZ
"y's JOHN HAYMAN CO., IS Magazine street.
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En.postas,t to Ho,ssekeene,s.

important to HOssselseepers.
Gs will sell and deliver this date during Summer months
the best of ASH WOOD that the NeBasn per
Also the best OAK WOOD at "a SO cord PITTSBURGH COAL
CHARCOAL SAND, SHELLS, TAR etc., etc. will equally
low, and fair will be given Orders office
Basn in the Order Boxes the Hotel House,
curas Drug Store Triton Walk house Camp street.
Julia and ST. Joseph Streets will be promptly attended
my22 lm2p j. WHITE
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Aiding from ships H. burlington, Emily
Minor John Carrier, Mos onomo Niagara Buchanan
400 box.s MIR RAIsINs
zoo :. LAYERS RAISINS.
200 half boxes LAYERS RAISINS,
80 boxes assorted CANDY,
80 - ROCK CANDY.
leo HONEY.
SO = CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
1000 reams STRAW AND WHITE PAPER.
Zoe boxes FIRE CRACKERS.
30 casks RICE.
SO key. sup CARR SODA.
9e6 casks PoRTER--quarts and pints,
100 boxes LEMONS, (Sicily.)
700 Kegs choice St Louis BUTTER.
100 k7gs BARLEY.
lg0 bags Old Government JAVA COFFEE.
20 bbls. STEWARDS SYRUP,
~ cases SNutF-Macaboy Scotch,
100 dozen BRoONS.
400 nests PAINTED TUBS
800 dozen PAINTED PALS.
100 boxes CLOTHES PINS.
i5o dozen WASl1RoARDS-Woo and Zinc.
lay lay boxes MAChR0Nl AND VERMcEi.Ll.
las half chests fine GREEN AND BLACK TEA.
50 boxes UNDERWOOD'S SYRUP.
500 - CLARET WINE
$40 - SOAP-vtrons brands.
go cases SARDlNES, ha I and or. boxes.
100 boxes SPERM CANDLES.
400 = STAR CANDLES.
70 cases LOBSTERS-l and . ios
20 :. SALMoN-l and ms. For sale by
Je' 81 H. L. STONE 4 CO., 81 and 50 Common street.
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City Intelligence.

The Maryland Legislature was to adjourn on Monday
the 31st ult.
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A Wis REELECTION POUR DELEGUEs 4 IA

n A ysrtu dun writ
~ MAJ 1904 addresa6 Excellence JOSEPH
G2ueneu de FEta de Ia louane les qualities dc
osse oeaps ont present notifies quune
iie jour de Jun proclaim 6re DIES
dat Les dts delegues Iossder
Generae " - 70 " s' w 's''A
LIZ District senatorial compose des parosses Plaquemnes
ard ct de eee portion dc la parose oeans sur la rive
ienve mississippi eliront un delegue senatorial
lie District Senatorial compose cette norton de Ia psss
dialogues senatorianx. fP' e ~
La willie de la Nile Orleans: ~ $50 e
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL

MONDAY MORNING, JUNE !. 1852
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gander pulling and donkey racing,

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-A mass meeting of
the Locoocoes held Saturday night the Dryades
Market for the purpose of expressing the views Of the
party in relation to the reforms proposed by the antcpa
ted new Constitution. The meeting presided over by
that renowned Filibuster COL VIM. Scott Haynes who
made some very queer and spicy remarks Judge A. NJ
buchanan, T. J. Durant, Perry Warfield, W r. Crane
and Col Smyth made speeches. The nomination of Gen
Franklin Pierce for the Presidency being announced there
was great clapping Of hands.
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Nrw Nx, Nov. u, lP. NJ.


Indiana bonds 100; Central lchigan liz. Coffee
Java llic; Maraicabo 9i923c. Sugar - Havana Ssc;
Muscovado Sic. Flosr-State 1905 Is; Ohio p 81
as A; Southern IS -, and loyant. Wheas-2s ooo
bushels Western wheat sold att 2+9l 25 with active
demand. Sales 1000 bushesarl al 7ec; 100 do Rye
at 81 OIL 35i2 do oats at 1900 do mixed corn
at as997c. The iron speculars have taken 1900 tons
all there was in the Market 2S929c, closing at the
highest figures. Mess pork s9is 81; new prime els
dis L. firm and In good dsnnd. Mess beef stSsc fol
country and i2t9 2ic for Chago packed which isvery
firm and id demand. Hogs esr: sales as7f9sc.
NEw YoRH, Nov. 10.
Sales 4,sbo ibis hour-ss as 80 for State and s5 81
as % for Ohio less buoyan Sales Of $500 bushels OF
Western wheat at 81 Is. Rye 81 o.. Barley Pc
Sales Of 600 bushels nike at 90c. Ohio whisky
CSC. Mess pork sic; prin sls l2-frm and In fair
demand. Beef In good dsand-hams Si4 5oSsl5.-
card 129l2lc in small lots
CcKNATr, Nov. IL, 4P: NJ:
Flour dull and heavy ss494 IA. Whisky I9c. In
the hog market there is cesiderabe movement owing
partly to the supply belninadequate TO the demand;
and partly ID the active daand and full prices obtain
able for products.
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DIR. Al yANDERsLICe.
LocuN-Lt, II


Late professor Of the Ecole Cnione Msdcins 81 Pbsr
nsciaie Paris, having been prsctieing hsdaeiRs -
DEGs TO anu ounce 10 his friends and re subtle
ID generally, that he srll continues devote bis tine
ana attention 10 the elevation nj man suEefnE 81
curing the followip diseases Sourh Colds ksS ,as,
las Govt Rheumatisn, scrofuls White swshI %. Dis
sases OF .ns skin Nervous aeetOns Fever and Agas,
The success which IT,. hs.metsv,n nv nj. -.
liar way OF treating all kincS Of diseaes has been
notwithstanding The most desperate aer epssssk
failures OF the most eminent In The county,
take the cure of all patients without charge excepting
the cost OF the medicine reQur ng until after The
restoration Of their health and the fn satisction Of
principle upon which Dr. vsnderslce ID governed in ill
cases with his practice.
Persons aniicted with Bilious &C.. &c. can have shsm
entirly removed and permanently curod BY d.. " and
can bear testimony 10 hi wonderful snceess
Families suffering with Irregularities pervoursess, De.
eiy &c. can b. permanently cured By the treatment Of
Dr. vandersice Laoies let no scruples nor iaise ds
cacy hinder you from applying In proper person. when
you can he so readily restored to healIs. -. /. .
Diseases OF peculiar character are guafsntsed 70 b
removed IN few days, radically. without o0eLsiye Or
deeserious medicines DIR. v. being eminently succee
full In this branch OF ractice Patients would mueH
time and MONEY to say nothing Of snstey Of mind b
giving MIN an early CALL He warrants to all no mateYhoW
severe and long standing Il may have been, sho ouKh
cure or me- pay nvids your true interest 10 - apply
TO Dr. v at once who has the proper medicines
all cases.
Dr. vanderslce begs leave to say further hat he has
with him RENE dies PREPARED in scientific and skilnful
manner under his own eye to cur each and all Diseases
in which his attention has been long with fall direction
hcw them therefore invaids from any section q
the country by addressin letter. post paid the doe
tor stating symptoms &c. and enclosaS fee, can Asve
advice and medicine sent them.
NF0f1ee hours from TO IL o'clocs. A; ~ and from
to r, NJ.
Front street on and after this date. He WIZ rsnai
some eight or ten days.
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]. 3. MESKE2,
.Maia street near the. Vas hiRgton House,

JMaia street near the. Washington House,
49, HAS just received large and well selected
MEEl assortment OF Cooking and Paror Stsves Of the
latest and most approved patterns, which he will
- sell astonishDgl, low.
Also all kinds Of Tin Sheet hon. Grass and Copper
Ware, stove trimmings &c, &c. Also most splendid
assortment Of Bntania Ware embracing Tea aud Coffee
Pots, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Candle Sticks,
Knives and Forks, spoons, Castors, longs &C., which
we will take pleasure In showing to the public. Call and
my wares. noyll
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Cas- w. MAcx.............. A. Io,rrsrr.rr.
MACK & LoBENsrJNE's
W ester N sta CloIhi ing Stor
IN FULL BLAST!
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
IN THE LOWER STORY OF DRrw's PAVILION, coRRER OF
WATER AND SYCAMORE srRErrs.
Messrs. MACK & LoBENsrINE
have just reed and will continue &8l1 m
IA to.receive weekly from their large EIaM
H Wholesale Establishment in Gin X3sl 81 ~
In NATL the largest and most extensive assortment of
FALLAND WINTER CLOTHING.
manufactured with especial view TO meet the wants
the market. and consisting of every article of appare
necessary complete the wardrobe of individuals
ry taste.
One assortment of black, brown, gray, dnb, Mack
Blankets, Box and Overcoas fine lot OF cloth
of all sizes and prces superior black and blue French
and English Cloth Dress Frocks and Sack Coats full
irmed Sat.ne,i ard Cashmereste Goats brown, green
frock and dress Coat, Rounaabouts and Goats or ali
Kinds.
Superior black and blue cloth and Cashmere pants;
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy stripes blue black
and steele mixed and cadc. mixed Satnett Pants Tweed
and Corduroy pants Of every variety aud price to suit
purchasers.
Black silk and satin Vests fancy and lain silk velvet
Vests fancy CASHMERE Vests sanei vests and common
vests of all kinds,
Consisting OF elegant and Jlikdih
-kAa large assortment Of custome TYlIlip
~ made bosom shirts, shirt COLLARS, - u
crava of superior quality and beautiful patterns, silk
knit cotton drawers Shirts gloves, suspenders and
every other article usually found n the extensive
establishment of tn. country.
fSN in connection with Their large stock Of CO.
WhR clothing, they will keep file assort- E1S
Qlrp mcnt of CAMPS Superior Hans AND CAPs.
Also, all kinds of Union, Mexican California. beghorn
Panama and other styles Of hats. with variety of
BOOTS and ~HOES,
is useless 20 mention tseir CANT and very extern
siye lot OF hogskin and other kinds of TRUNKS CARPET
BAGS andVALIsEs.
Offering our he rtfelt thanks for the unmstakabe de-
nonsiratratonsof approval received in both tie whole
sale and retail departments of business. in respect
fully soliciting Continuation OF the pubck favor
deem 1t unnecessary to iecaptulae unrv Sled faci
ties and systems OF conducting business which
able 10 compete if excel shment of the
Kind liz the Union. We beg say, that every step in
progress in experience and extending business,
tends towards enabling the extend great in
dueements and facilities TO customers. Having
iarged our business TO considerable degree since 81
spri ~ we this enabled to offer friends,
anu TO the inspection Of purchasers generally stock OF
goods which in superiority of make, beauty OF styles,
and lowness of prices, has certainly not its equal either
In the East or West!
cFCounry merchants should fail this stock
before purchasing.
Evansville, Oct. 16, 1857.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that | vii cell at public
dence of James Perry, deceased late Of vsnoerburg
county, all his personal property, horses. cattle, honss
hold fsrnture, oats, corn, hay, aud wagon. A
credit OF SIX months viii be given all ever
three dollars the purca ef giving his note with approx
ed security waving valuation and sppraisemeri Avs.
Nov. e, 1859. RICHARD RUST0N.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC,
Or DHguCrfeOtype Miniatures.

r II. McCLUBRS SON would respectfully inform
81 the Ladies and Gentlemen of this place and vicini
y that they have taken the formerly occupied by
Wa bsters Gallery, FOR the purpose Of remain few
days, where they would be pleased to exhibpecimens
In this beautiful art. They haer themselves that their
specimens viii compare with any-being in possession
of all the improvements of Hill and others Pic
lures taken with or without coler single in groups.
Landscapes copies of Residences. miniatures. por
traits copied with heatness and upon the shortest poss
Bile notice. Ibvalds " nted on at their residences.
They have the hnes set f cases. flames &c. ever ex-
hibted in this place. together with every thing 10 max
true and perfect likenesses.
noyl0 J, NJ. McCLUER & SOg.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR

VAGU AbLE CITY PdOP6RTT FOX
SALE,
ITNHE undersigned. PROPRIETOR of Fractional Lois No.
In the Lower McGary's Enlargement or the city
OF Evansville, and oi three Immediately in Of
the same the whole lying between LIST and Bird streets
and Division and Elm in said city, have laid Of
said property In Lots of enieB size And will on
the Gath day November 1852 between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. ". and clock p. NJ the Court House in
said city, expose the same to sale at Public Auction TO
the highest bidders, upon liberal TERMS which will be
made known on the day of sale.
This property is stu; ted in the very heart Of the bust
part OF the city of Evansville, and presents OPP
portuny to persons DESTROYS Of obtaining superior bust
ness locations which cannot again be enjoyed.
The title is beyond dispute, and general WARRANTED
Deeds will be given plat Of the premises may be
by calling Oh S. Swindell, at the Sherwe ed House.
SAMUEL R.iGFRS.
WILLIAM MARTIN.
nov33w JOHN FALCCNER.
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nov3-3w
FOR RENT

A DWELLING House, containing 3good SIZED room,
"A &c, with of ground attached, under good
fences and Improvements, two cserns stable, &C., &c,
situated on the Boonville Road immedi-
ately adjoining the city. Applyto
nov4 JOHN J. CHANDLER.
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LAND FOB SAM

% ACRES OF land ten acres cleared and IL acres
CO der good fence. lying within two miles Of Evsns
vie and half mile Of Che Bocnve Road, viii be sold
at bargain, il application be made soop. Il 10 the
North end ef the last Half Of North West Quarter Of
Section 81. Townshps South Of Range 10 West For
further particulars enquire Of
novll -2tw- It'd II. pLUMEE.
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Co nm m is 8 ON III OuSe,
SAINT LOUIS.
JNo. W. rwIcHrLL. JOS. MoeRIpeB
Twichen & Mogridge,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

Corner Commercial and Pine sts.,
NV personally attend to all consighmens and com.
missions entrusted 10 them, and will make liberal
cash advances consgnents Bills of Ladng in hand.
Orders for the pucase OF Lead Grain, Hemp and other
Produce, viii be promptly filed at the lowest possible
prices and on the b. 81 terms.
They will also undertake the settlement and collection
Of claims OF importance ard hopc by their especial per
sona efforts sndaeon all interests of theirfcnds
TO give general satisfaction.
References.
GEofGE COLLIER
PACE & BACON,
CHARLES, Blow & Co., st. Louis.
CioUTEAU & VifLE,
DoAS, KING e. Co.,
II. ID. NEwcoNB e. Bro. ! r,u
w. Il. REYNOLDS,
Ellis IL MORTON,
STRApER < GoRMAN, c,.,,
HOSEA d FRASER, oe"'
SpRtsGER & WBITEN.S,
]. w. BUTLER e. Bro,
ID. LEIGH a. Co., ] Pittsburgh.
WIN. HoLMEs& Co.,
+. * c. YARSALL & Cos,
g. b. CoMEcvs, ni-A~S'ii'A'
SHIELDS d. MILLER,
Blow IL MARCH y. York.
JOSIAH LEE & Co., Baltimore.
&c. farewell q Co., Bo,:oA.
HOWARD, Sos. G Co., poS'"''
. TIC. TWICHELL& CO., Commission Merchants
NeN Orleans.
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POUND.

nN Main ST., between LIST and Cd, wallet pocketbook
~ coniainging money which the owner have by
calling on the subscriber and paying for this notice
now JAMES STEELE
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The above letter shows that in real hot fire; RIcHs
SALANAsDxfs are the only Safes to be depended upon
In the Pearl street fire. eeren Safes of different maker
were totally destroyed, RIohs SAFE ALONE bidding def
TO the flames. preserving notes. bonds and mortga
ges, TO the value of 100000. The Chillcothe Ere
parallel casc-EvERY SAVE RIcHsis destroyed. These
repeated occurrences prove ncontestbiy that Widers
Patent SalanandeTs with RIcns IMPROVEMENT, the
best Safes made in the United States, in the whole
world. They can be had at the DEPOT, 146 WATER ST.,
and at the FACTORY, of ST. Marks PLAos and
ArBSUEA, New York. STEARNS & MARVIN.
also, at the following Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, s. G..
THOMPSON q 0NDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
H0LYOAKES, LOWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
Eddy q MORLEY, Toledo, o.
fLLIS d. HOWES, Evansyill Ia,
E. SHEPARD q Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Loekpoft, Ny.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah; Ga.
HALL & MOSES. Columbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSET & BROWN, Wilmington N. g!
WIN. RANDALL St. Paul, NJ T.
MORLEY 81 RAYN0LDS. Cleveland, o!
HAVER, BOYD & SanesvilIe, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, N cntrea,; Cansda:
oct4
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BUTCaHR SHOP,

WYNN. PAYNE has removed bis Butcher Shop from
w the corner OF Vine and First streets 10 half n
square Main streeton First street. between Vine
Sycamore where he would he pleased TO his old
and new customers keeping hand AS he does, ex
celent assortment of Fresh Meats &c.
novlIu WIN. PAYNE.
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IN. NIsTRAToR's NoTfCE.-Ncsce I
hereby given tina. the undersigned has been sppoin
ed administrator of the Hugh Blackburn decss
sed of Wander urg county, Said estate ID suppose
o be solvent. novlz VI CYRUS BLACKBURN
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NAILS-a4o kegs Eastern and Pittsburgh Of the bes
IN quality, for sale by Sc. GILBERT CO.
nov10 Sycamore near Water.
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SAFES,

lust reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Safes, which will sell at Now York manu-
factory pfices; with addition of freight only.
ALLIS & HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed sdm illustrator Of the estate Of
James Perry, deceased, late of vanterburg county
Said estate is supposed 70 be solvent.
Nov. g, 1852. RICHARD RUSTON.
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noyl3 so DIFF
MEDICAL BOOKS.

TUST ReceiSed at the Evansville Book Store Watson:
d Practice OF Medicine; Williams Principles Of do
Williams Human Anatomy; and for sale low by
noyI9 SAMUEL LISTER.
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do Hungarian do
Berkets Fine calf Boots; Gents fine calf and kip Rid.
ing Boots. Also lar assortment OF Mems Brogans
every descriptions together with endless variety OF
Ladies aud fine Shoes Of the very best manufac
turers in the United States. Caps and Hats Of all des-
crpt6ns which pledge to sell at Wholesale and Re-
tail low they be had i'm the Eastern country
Give us call and for yourselves, at No. IA Main ST.
nearly opposite the Bank.
nov9 STOWELL & PAGE.
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TIME public are respectfully informed that We are now
give increased facility and dispatch for
Transporting to and the East merchandise, packa
ges parcels bank notes. and specie, and assure all
who patronse quick dispatch throughout the year.
having railroad communication from Cincinnati 10 tne
East Each express 10 in charge Of trusty messengers
accompanied with iron safe for better security OF vaiu'
ables.
We collect Ills notes. drafts, ill orders for goods,
or nav bills in places where have Offices.
Expresses fof 1t, LOUIS Madison, Indianapolis, Cin-
cinna Cleveland Ptsburg and all parts OF the East
leave daily at l0i A NJ
For Lexington and Frankfor at p. NJ.
For California BY each mail steamer from New YORK.
ADAMS e. CO.
s. A. JONES, Agent,
noyl3 so dtf Office $50 Main st, Louisville,
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NOTICE.

HEREBY notify all persons who may be interested
that shall proceed TO enforce the ordinance against
all persons who shall hereafter obstruct the sidewalks
after dark by esvng boxes barrels, stoves &c. tho
same. Also, of not keeping the sidewalk end gutter
clean in from. Of their premises Please take heed
this is the las! notice. GEO. W. GLOVER,
nov53t City Marshal.
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Tut RECEIVED by steamer Ladies patent leathe
- kossuth Boots Ladies' enameled Kossuth Boots: La
dies Jenny Lind Boots Ladies' Bronze Kossuh and La
Boots. For sale by package or single pait by
v K. HENOklCRS IL CO.
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HE
GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTHE,
CID II 0DO
One .thi I'd Of the Town Burnt TO Ashes

CMLLIcoThE, o.; April 18th, 1852.
Mes.rs. SrrARSs & MARVIN
Gentlerisn Yours o. the 5th is at hand. In reply,
every Safe in the fire. has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safe-IT PERFECTLY DsTRoY
Ep-but in the SMALL SlLAMANpER | BOUGHT
SbrHIsd wAsINJUREp. Your obedient serct,
WIN. L. CLEMOES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-20

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