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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01

DTThe Wayne County Wing has been transferred to
Msssrs Holloway and Davis, sni the paper merged
With the Palladium.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01

uHappy is the man who expects Iittle for he shall
not be disappointed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
pousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met.
Mr. Hanna moved call of the House, which vas or
tered and quorum being present further proceed
nos unser the call DISPOSED Of. and
The House adjourn dunil Monday morning, y O'Clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01
ArrrRNooN sEssroN .

Senate met.
On motion,
Adjourned until Monday morning.
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KOssufh.
THE GUEST.

The New York Times of the 18th, alludng to Cover
nor Kossuth, says:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-01

lin our report Of yesterdays proceedings we omitted
to notice that Mr. English moved amend the resolu
ton TO adjourn from Wednesday to Monday to the
effect that members should draw pay for the time Of
adjournment, VII was decided in The negative.l
NoTE-on Tt day morning received from Mr. Suit
the following nofe-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
FRIDAY. May 7. 1852.
SEN ATE.

Mr. DESEALE IN me th1lf.
A communication from the House o! Delegates was read
The bills transmitted herewith read and re.e,rct
with The rcpOu II that authorizing the establishment
branch bank Sa ri, Roanoke county, which, on melton
Of Mr. LArSE was read third time.
The HOUSE amendments 10 The BIZ. amending the charter
OF the City Q: Alexandria were agreed 10. ir Thomas
was directed ~ inform the House OF the fact
The amendment the bill concerang the Farmers Bank
Of CGlpercr agreed
Mr.. AwBLER from committee OF Courts Of Justice &c
ported House bill, comforting the Courts the power TO
change the Of persons and Senate bill in relation to
the town Of Farmvie
Mr.. DASIEL from tie Committee OF Roads &c. reported
Senate bills I" allow the Richmond fredericksburg AID Po
omac Rail Road Company 10 connect with the Orange
and .iexancgil Rail Road; and authorizing the county
Court OF Masni subscribe 10 the capital stock OF the
Ohia Central Kan! Road Company.
Mr. CAEHISGTJS from the committee Banks reported
House Hls authorizing TIE establishment; al u branch 10
e and incorporating tic Mechanics Bank
al Parxc;s1:g-i!e last win amendment; and Senate
bill authorizing the establishment OF branch o. OF the
Banks OF Virginia q; Marion, Smyth county.
On motion OF Mir EoyKS, the bill in relation TO line Of
steamers between ports OF Virginia and Antwerp dc
The order OF the Gay for Tuesday next.
Mr. CARE1So7oS presented the memorial OF sundry phys
clans o Charlotte county, in relation the establishment
Of Medical Icentiae Board which laid on the table
Mr.. CARRrSGToS likewise presented resolutions of the
President ant Directors Of the Roanoke Valley Rail Road
which were laid table, and ordered TO be printed
r. SWEENEY called up the House resolutions in relation
10 the Wheeling Bridge case.
Mr. DouGtAs withdrew his amendment thereto although
he did not withdraw the sentiment and time wouc
offer il.
MIR. MAsoS being DESTROYS of proceeding in the business
necessary 10 set the government operation moved thai
the resolutions lie on the table; upon which proposition MIR
and the was:
ATEs-Messrs. Creah Deneale, Hall, Mason, Moncure
Pman, Shackelford. Shelley, Thomas and Winston-l0
NoEs-22.
So the Senate refused 10 lay the resolution on the table,
Mr.. DOUGLAS called for division OF The question
Ihe question was stated on the ars. resolution.
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For ire Enquirer


Gentlemen As tho time is drawing for The election
of Judges OF the Court OF Appeals under the Constt
ton oi Virginia. and the eyes OF The people should be
turned TO The able and vi,tuons of our citizens to fiji
those important Offices take the liberty through The me-
jium Of your widely circulating columns call the atten
ton of the third section Of the State one
Who in our judgment, is prominently qualified, by his ma
tive talents, his finished education his ripe legal learning
his bland genllemlny manners and his many virtues
Office the Supreme bench of the State with credit 10
himself and with honor To his country. That is the
Hon. Judge John W. Brockcnbrough OF the Western Dis
ct OF Virginia Born and educated in Eastern Virginia
for many years. past and now resident Of the Valley his
heart embraces the whole State and his ardent desire wonj
be- for the glory Of Virginia and ndivsble service
several years the Federal Court Bench has trained his
mind Judicial investigation aud laborous devo-
ton his Law School in Lexington for years past
rendered hiG Of tie best read lawyers in Virginia
Judge Bnckrnhrough IS In The prime and vgo, OF
manhood capable OF great bodily and mental labor-and
without disparagnG the claims Of any other aspunt the
Office il may truly be said that no other could be found in
This section who would adorD the high Judicial sta
ton to which all who him would delight 10 see him
elevated MANY VOTERS OF THE THIRD Section.
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To His ExcyIency JosErn JOHNSON, ESQ, Governor o

To His E3ceency JOSEPH JOHNSON, ESQ, Governor OIL
Virginia
The petition of the undersigned respectfully represents
that negro slave named Jordan Hatcher ugtd about
vsntcen years was Friday the 18th day of The
month"; arch tried by IN. Hastings Court o the City OF
Richmond, charged with killing one - Jackson found
guilty. and sentenced 10 be hung on The I5d dav ci april
1852 Your petitioners represent that the following are the
facts developei,upon the trial:
The boy, Jordan, was hired at tobacco factory IN
the said city, and the said - Jackson was an over
seer in said factory; that the morning on which the
fatal blow was given, Jackson 10 the boys bench,
where he was at work. and found fault with bundle OF 10.
bsccp stems put by The boy stating that was the Sc
cond occasion which he had II complain of the hoy
wo,k e boy begged his forgiveness ana promised 10 en-
the futures Jackson replied inht he
DID 10 better should be after lie was chaSsed ana conf
ienrrd whipping him with cowhdc; alter number o
.s had been struck the boy caught hold OF the cow-hidt
then ordered him leave his bench and walk out
WIN MN Into the floor the stove; the boy immediately
ms H. - the cuwhide and obeyed HIM. upon get
us ou' o lie ionr tho stove Jackson again began
~ "up '' ana alter lashes had been lniicteo Inc
oo! a'a stHsa Tue COW hide wereupon Jackson kicked
nun, hI %! en PcAcd up an iron poSe which was ln-
mcdlaey unaer MS eei, and struck Jackson blow the
Jackson fell oor tho hny ronncd the poker
and left the room The bow did not attempt
repeat the blow although he mi2hl easily have done so
attempted 10 proven, him many being present al
the time. In moment Two, Jackson urosc and nurspe
ey called in, who found Jackson sitting up and
Ger Tain professional did make exnina.
of the wound. The physician called 10 again
the morning when he found his patient abo.ing under
compression of the BRAIN other physicians were Then
called In by advice and the wound was explored Upon
exploration il appeared that the skull was fractured;
Aperture having been made in it, and the brain wounded
An operation then deemed necessary and then per-
formed; but the patient survived only few hours These
all of The material acs developed at the trial. But at
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Nay !

BALIIMUKE MAXINE D 'IA7 = :, O.
FLoUR-Unse,rlet; sales OF 1900 bbls al 81 81 70 NJ
freely offered the last figures. HHgAT-tted 81 - &
white 81 OF TO o. CnRS MIXED 81 10 IS cents % ~
cents for white and yellow. CofToS- lies 81 ,hs al
81 cents each, and 94 cents at months. Inc ''''-
amounts to about 1900 bales.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, MAY ].
Cotton: Unsettled but an improved feeling IL aptaieuu
Flour Sales OF 900 bbIs. 81 81 TO So for so''A
Wheat Sales Of red al So 10 99ci white 81 VI 10 w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11

SETTLEMENT OF THE 'rEHUANTEPEC DIFF.
GUILTY.
New ORLEANS, MAY 7.-Senov Farraingan the new Mex.
lean Minister left Vera Cruz The 10Th ult for Mobile
with full instructions for the settlement of the Tehuanepec
difficulty.
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CONNECTICUT POLITICS

lOSNECl l. u fOIlllCS.
HARTFORD May 7.Governor Seymour has sent his Mes
sage the Legislature. II is sound the Compromise
question: and the abolition Of capital punishment
The Democratic members Of the Legislature have held
caucus and nominated [saac Toucey for O. s Senator
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WASHING BY THE BRooA

WASHING BY THE BRooA'
nwbere the ulders girl a grassy
leaf empowered nook,
There spied cottase-lassle,
Washing by the brook.
p,,oht the wavelets glanced beside her;
Brighter was the look
She gave 10 him who srled hcr
Washing by the brook.
Sweel the song Of birds around her,
Songs from natures book:
Sweelcr hers TO him who found her
Washing by the brook.
Heaven bless her Heaven watch her
Pride may overlook,
But for graces may not match her,
Washing by the brook '"
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MR.. WEBSTER AND THE BOSTON COUNCIL.
BosToS, MAY THE Common Council OF Boston have
extended unanimous invitation TO Hon. Daniel Webster
10 address the people in Faneu Hall.
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POLITICAL.
THOMAS MOokE.
AZ W. 0. EATON.

Tho ,vre of Music, Love and Heaven,
Has hushed its final chord;
r,a,n Efin's Quiyering heart is riVen
Wnat cannut be restored;
The hard who sung her glorious yenrs,
And sorrowed in her shame,
Has borne the harp to hoier spheres
Which filled the world with fame.
Yet DER their troubadour no moan
The trampled nation make,
And 80 'ris meet the minstrePs tone
Should never more awake;
I'll. well, since he could not inspire
He old heroic glow, ,u.o
He should return 10 heaven the 'y'
Tha, vainly plead below.
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NEW JERSEY POLITICS.
TRENTON, MAY THE Democratic Convention of New
Jersey have declared that Cass their choice for the
p,es
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THE EARTHQUAKE.-rh The earthquake OF Thursday
said shaken the walls Of houses and ratified CHI
na and wndow sasg Lynchburg, Virginia. At Staun-
(ya the shock is said to have lasted nearly minute
and houses violently shaken that the occupant
made preci7taic AT Grecnsbo.ough IN. CO. the
Earring unduatory motion distinctly felt during four
five seconds shaking tho windows and rocking The furniture
in he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11

DEATH OF MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE
Matthew ST. Clair Clarke ESQ., of Washington city, died on
Thursday mornag after po;acted Illness aged about 90
years Mr. Clarke was the Clerk OF the United States
House of Representatives during and subsequent TO the ad
minsiraon Of J. e. Adams He highly esteemed FOL
his fahulness officer, and for his many accomplish
mcnis as private citizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-05-11

Col Nlen,rnger Of Charleston made an able exposition
in the South Carolina Convention, with view TO show
that South Carolina under pledges, express i'm
Piled seceic >iagy from the Union 10 take any STEP
in resistance federal aGgrcssons not coincidcd with BY
other Southern States. For the assigned in hi
strong paper Col gave his vote in favor Of the final &c
ton vi that body.
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New YORK, July % NJ.

United States steamer Aspinwall, 40 pas
sengers, 100000 specie from California 2Sth.
Eldorado mails and 400 passengers sailed in
Aspinwall 18th. Pampero IA; San Juan ar
rived at Aspinwall, would sail for Orleans
18th. Among passengers list Geo. Purdy
California Mayor, A. II. Sibley, Col. Higgins,
r. S. Norton of Navy; the above party rob-
bed of all baggage, treasures and valuables,
&c crossing the Isthmus; fire at Sonora
18th, loss two millions dollars. Golden Gate
from California arrived at Panama 18th,
$4,000 freight. Winfield Scot left San
Francisco; died at Havana Edw. CORN late
editor Herald, business dull at San Francisco,
good business anticipated; Mining hOurshng,
accounts from interior of the uncommon rich
ness. Mexican Bandit numerous on the gia.
The Democrats carried both branches of the
Legislature of Oregon.
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HIEMPHIs, July 81.

HoUsE.-Mr. Johnson, Of Tenn, asked
leave of the House to offer a resolution call
ing on the Secretary of War, also on the Sec
Rotary of the Navy, to report the number OF
officers about the Capitol, and the duties per-
formed by them in connection with the pub
lie interest.
Mr.. Walsh, of Maryland, raised objections.
The House then took up the bill in favor
granting the right ofway to all Railroads and
Plank roads passing through the public lands
of'the United States.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF


r the Wall Paper and Lamp Store of JOHN G. DEV-
N EREUX, JR., Main street. between First and Second
The subscriber having just returned from the East and
brought large Of Wall paper Borders DC, pre-
pared TO FIJI all orders either wholesale or retail at the
lowest prices Having complete assortment of Wall
er at every price and STYLE he is satisfied that he
please all those who will favor him with a call. Thank
u for the patronage heretofore literally extended IS
wards him. he hopes to be favored with continuance of
tbe san,e JOHN {. DEVEREUX, JR.,
Remember the place-Aain street, between Fts: and
S.rnnd [jy9
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Hugh j. Bradley.
;OJEENCWARE

INro hundred and thirty crates Queensware and five
L hundred and sixty packages Glasswnre with q cor.
Iai assortment Oh French, English, plain and figured
uold D!and Chlna German ware, &C. All of which must
DC so thls spring The stock is complete, and was i'm
ported especially for this market. We would solicit the
speSal attention of heavy dealers, have hitherto
hade teIr purchases in the East and South as VIC edge
10 save them time and money as well as break
ase. Ihose wanting to buy woulddo well call at once
our SooIs must and will be sold at lowest figures
some assorted crates and casks ON hand.
Terms cash, or accepted paper. Merchants visiting
@ CITY WIN nnd u 10 Their interest 10 make purchases OF
Us. lml22i HOLLlNGSWORTH IL HUGHES
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BOSTON. June 90.

At the Democratic ratification meeting at
Dedham, Hon. G. l.. Wales, lawrence, of
Rhode Island. and s. Ayres, of New Hamp-
shire, were speakers. About SEQ persons
dined under mammoth tent used for the &C.
casion. Daniel Webster arrived to-day, he
is at the Revere House closeted with Cramp-
ton, the British Minister
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ToLEDo,.J July 81

Little produce has been received the last
few days, owing to distractions in the canal
of which grass growing in the canal has be-
come serious one. No sales reported to US
to-day.
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MEMPHIS, July 2l,

Memphis reported hard aground above
here and in danger OF breaking in two. Boats
up: Storm, Reindeer, Gulnare andSam Gloon.
Down, Harry Hill, PeytOna and Julia Dean,
weather very warm.
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FRESH ARRIvALOF DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers have jdst received 80 packages of
l. fresh and desirable Goods embracing Philip Allen
Sons Dunnells, Manch ester Gaoc, Briggs Moshas
suck and English Merrimack maSder colored Prints;
Amoskng and China Denims; Jewett City, M!oille, OTIS
Bascom and Falls Company Shifting Stripes; various
STYLES Of Joseph Rpka's fancy cotton cassimeres and
good assortment blcached shrngs; plaid lnseys blue
>atnetts; red and yellow wOollen and brown Canton
Flannes blue and brown Drlis and first rate variety
of Tickngs Kentucky Jeans and heavy A brown sheet
ings An OF which offer the trade at reduced prices
part this lot of Goods purchased by our friends
in New York at the big Sale and We are selling them
low, because ce do so.
jyli MORGAN, kEEN d PRESTON.
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CINCINNATI, July 10.
Wing State Convention, met to-day to
nominate officers and electors.
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PROVIDENCE, r. I. /.
Bishop Henshaw, of Rhode Island, died to-
day at Frederick, Maryland.
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ICE CREAM SALOOry.

VIE Undersigned has neatly fitted up a rooTn-at hi
residence on Second street, neyt door to Mr. Ne
Carers Church. as an Ice Cream al on where ne wopd
DC happy 10 see the ladies and gent of Evansville
Lemon, Vanilla and Rose favored CIvams made cffhe
riehesi Materials be obtained every evening lie Is
prepared 20 supply families and parties with Ice Cream
In any quantity desired Orders left at his Saloon by
amles VIII be punctuay attended 10, andcrea,n sent
TO dwellings when desired. GEO W. CLOVER :
myl2-tf
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II 5DIC COLGEG OF av ANSVuL
Evansville. Ind.

FINHE regular course of L'cture> in This Ins,i
| tuition will commence o0 the frs, MONDAY
oi November, under The following Faculty. 10
w.t.
LEVI LAYCOCN, MD Emeritus PROBES
sor of Physiology and Pathology
HUGH RONALDS, III. D., Professor Of Gen
eral Descriptive aud Surgical Anatomy.
C. 4. FOSTER. \. NJ NJ. d., Professor oi
Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ, d, Professor Of
Materia melica and Therapeutics
MADISON BRAY, N d.. Professor 0! jLe
Prin, ipl,s ami Practice OF Surgery.
WILLIAM Ii. BIFORD, NJ. d, Professor
Of the Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
GEORGE45. WALKR, M. ID. Professor
Obstetrics and Diseases u Women and Children
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL NJ. d Profes-
scr of Institutes OF Medicine am Medical Juli>-
prudence.
JOHN T. WALKER, VI. D., Dcmonstra;or Of
Anatomy.
Tire anatomical Rooms for the study OF Practi
cal Anatomy, under the supe!inlendence Of the
Professor OF AnaTomy or The Demonstration, will
be open Tor the reception Of Students by the lst
Of Octobr
Fees for full course. #75. P"
Naturalization ii, ket and Demonstrators tick
ct, each 50. Diploma zee so.
Good boarding may be obtaiacd al from : 80
to - 90 per week
Any one desiring further information may adj
dress the Dean (P st Paid) by nail which Will
be promptly attended to.
c. b. WALKER. MD.
iyl6 3m Dean ofIhe Faculty.
t@g'T5ire- Hapte Express; Indiana State Sen
tihel; Springfield Qll.) Register and ShaEnee-
town lllinoisan, please copy to amount OF IS, and
send accOunttO Dear.
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~ WALTER q. HATCHITT.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DRS WALKER d HATCHTTT, having associated
themselves together in the Practice of Medicine and
Surgery would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Evansville and vicinity, that they prepared TO attend
to calls either day or night.
Office OH Third street, opposite the Public Square.
vi I'M b.
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Statement published this morning signed
by % principal physicians Of this city, which
says, Cholera does not exist in isolated
instances, in this city, and that general
health in population, is full as good as any
July past in ten years.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCllE Els.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
CINCINNATI, July % NJ

River fallen inches, weather warm-
Flour steady 50 2O@3 %; whisky declined
800 bbls sold l6; Provisions 500 hhds plain
hams sold 81; Lard unsettled; Groceries in
moderate request fair sugar 5a@6; common
molasses 80 prime 81.
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5PRING ca gSTMEeEs

VIE subscriber has for sale at very low prices beau.
tful assortment Of Spring and SIMMER -Cassimeres
ana weeds blue and blue black Broa,cloth Casnets
Jeans &e, to which he invites The attention of Gentle
men who want superior article. -.
apae Corner Main and Second streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-23

HTESS PORK.-50 hfbbls Family Mess Pork, choice
III article, in store and for sale low by
lyl5 SAMUEL ohH'
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= EN- WE'D VS. EMERY has talk IN the nd Oh
IL halh street opposite the Bank formerly occupied
ny CohyHSo..s Book - orc and is prepared sup
ply citzens with plain Or fne work IN his ne at short
notice: lie has good wDrkmen employ ed, and will war
RAM az work sent from his shop He is prepared
MAKE Boots and Shoes ofari quality, good ts and made
up IN the best style. Ills long experience in business
and punciaalty will gu, him ile continued custom
81 thos> who once try hR His prices are reasonable
ana work not surpass ID III durability neatnes by that
d any other establishment. Ijys-tfl
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PITTsBURG, July % NJ.

River ? feet inches falling,weather warm,
light clouds.
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NEW PANTY GROCERY

y II. COOK has tlis lay opened, in Mr. Lincks new
ZJ' building, on First between Main and Locust, d
splendid stock OF Family Groceries, which he VIII &c hap
py to sell for cash, exchange for all kinds o. Produce.
ie2S-f ~
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CHEESE boxes w Cheese, of good quality. just
y reed and for sale low by [jylIl J. q W. REILLY.
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CtHlNGLES. PLOwS AND WHEREABOUTS
- Latest improved PIows ami Wheebarrows from the
auEean Foundry. Also, 5OCOG Shingles; for sale low
IL TivI7l II. COOK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-23

M DOZI1VE CHIC KENS at COOKS Family Grocery,
~ on Ist between Main and Locust. LjyEl
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WAN TED.

CtALERATUs.- bbls pure sacratns Just reed andfo
- sale by ljylil PhESl On hitoS'
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SURVEYORS NOTICE

y7IOUR from new Wheat. in bbls and hf5bls, "Polk
L Brands" for sale by [jyl'l = & w REILLY.
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We, John jeffrey IL Co., the firm named in the above
Ordinance, do assent to the above Ordinance, and
agree to erect Gas Works. lay pipes, and furnish Gas, as
provided for in said Ordinance and upon the terms and
conditions therein specified
Witness hands, the fifteenth day of June, A. d.,
le52. ljy3I6i JOHN JEFFREY g. CO.
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LNoUR-aee tbls s. F. Flour, in store and for sale
Il low 10y s.. E.GILBERT & Co,
JeI9 Sycamore near Water
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have but little time 10 make hats i'm advance Gus.
a toners win find il to their advantage 10 call and
ave their sizes registered two three days before they
'ant the Hat as pay particular attention 20 ordered
ais. lJeS VAUTIER.