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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-15


Surveyor Generals Office for the following let
ter from the North.
This gentleman will accept our thanks for biz
courtesy.
UPPER Mills, MEsoMIsEE Aug Goth
This county is full Of Indians; Chippewa s
and Sioux abound. A day or two since, party
Of Sioux surprised some Chippawas at Gilberts
mill ] miles from here they killed and scalped
one, and wounded another. saw the wounded
Indian to-day; he was shot in the back with
buck shot; if 1t had been bullet, he would not
have lived. The Chippewas have sent runners
to the Rice Lakes on the "heads of the Menom-
lnee" Gas they term the Red Cedar here) to
arouse their warriors and pursue the Sioux
You will probably hear soon, that more of the
red skins have been "nippoed." The people
seem to care but little about it here; indeed
they say the more that are killed, the better
There is no whiskey sold new to the Indians
last winter, am told, the Chippewas under the
influence of spirits killed white man named
Wickam residing on Hay river upon, WHICH
the settlers arose, AID split all the liquor here
abouts, since which time none has been brought
in.
This country is not yet politically organized
but it !. attached to La Cross county. There is
no voting, nor do they perform any of the other
functions Of civilized communities.
Sunday has not yet reached this far into the
Pinery; where am now writing, they are play
ing cards, and trading goods more busily, than
probably during the past six days. 1t is not
new country however; numbering has been cur
ried on here, for over ten years
For the Miners Express.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-
The citizens Of Dubuque and neighborhood,
are most respectfully informed that the erection
of the Hospital which has been so generally
patronized by the good people of this city last
July shall be prosecuted Immediately. The
plan ofthe house, the terms on which the estab.
lishment was to be governed and possessed but
especially our own necessary duties inseperable
from the pastoral care, caused the delay 10 be so
grea, IN building the Hospital. Tho patronage
OF the public given to the jealous endeavors Of
the ladies' on the 9Th July last. goes further 10
shew the ne"essityand utility Of an hospital, than
any arguments could use in favor Of that nec-
essary appendage to our rapidly increasing City.
The Hospital will be ,der the care Of tn sic
ters Of Charity, and the entire establishment.
conducted on . plan similar to the New Orls<6s
and st. Louis hospitals. 1t 10 hoped sbh - the
entire regulations shall be s.nsi1r to that Of
hcspisals in other cities which are 80 highly up
proved OF, that they will We general satisfac-
ton in our own.
In another e-ssrna win be seen the plan Of
hospis-, snd it remains only fer me 10 - Shat
bout 1900 rsnaips il s4sh the r. stb,.i
~ fis to begin ~ sFesioaa - z ss... = Z
80 49,. -, q ~ .!!ls purposea p{mb !!
I - 49, $ appointed !. sol'lsss = D
=. ~ - vim vhem shs' y e
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ONE POINT GAINED.


The 0slena Gazette says, that they have
gained one point, nanely-that Galena is made
Z Fort Of Entry.
will the editor inform ~, whether he thinks
! seventy four Gun ship, could make the port
in low water!
It will be matter Of interest 70 those, who
are unacqnaintsd with the capacity Of that har-
Dor, to learn the views of . gentleman, who has
taken 30 much pains to enlighten himself upon
the subjectend who already has the reputation
Of having given It place IN the geographical
history Of his country.
After be has answered the ABOVE interrogatory
in the affirmative, will be inform us whether in
his opinion, it i safe to say, That feet of such
ships, could find safe and convenient shelter
from the turies of the oeees out - in that
hefbors
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-15

At a meeting OF the citizens Of Dubuque with
out respect to parties held on the evening Of the
9Th inst. Fl W. Sanford was called 10 the chair
and Ben Nj. Samuels appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having been stated
by the chair to be '.thc ,roprieiy Of manifes,ing
in some suitable way our approval of the course
Of the Hon. Geo. w. Jones as Senator in the
United States Congress and an appreciation Of
the Efforts made for the promotion Of the interests
Of our State and City"
On motion the chairman appointed the follow
Ing persons committee to wait upon the Hon
orable Senator and tender him on behalf OF his
fellow citizens Public Dinner to wit Ben
M. Samuels VIM. Joshua Barney, F. v. Good
rich, George cHenry and A. Nadeau.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
Fl. w. SANFORD.
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HORSE TpsgvES. s

On Wednesday<11ast week, Hiram ForI
end HoI.ss a ..'ss Of en M.r. asuPI's Cs
through - ,' sse1 the larceny Of the has
s Wa e - : pr. Marvin Fri ~. ~
whasbo On the sir6f5f Tie 23r4 deyof
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-09-15

The wos&lRep op TIE EQxiukr
top railroad, says the
been for four or A1
ing BY candle-li6
Nv.
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SELF CONFEDERATION.

=
From perusal Of the following correspond
snce, il will be seen, that the whig party OF
Dubuque stand aelf condemned, belsre, the
country. A party with Ell the principles, the
sisat and the dsesncy, il would seem, should
have honored respectful letter Of request. from
the democratic Association, with the courtesy OF
q reply, if not an acceptance Of the request
contained In the letter. But in place Of this,
the letter was received by the "Scott Club.
read and ordered 10 b laid on the table, whore
We suppose it now rests and will continue to rest
until after November.
The democratic Assooiation and ito commit
tee, have been treated with silent contempt
What is the significant inference to be drawn
from such treatments II il, that the wings Of
Dubuque DIRE not meet the responsibility Of an
open, public and manly discussion Of the prin-
ciples of the two parties. Their school boy ora
ovs are constantly declaiming about wing prin-
ciples, but the Old Heads Of the party, know
Setter than to accept an offer, which will only
reflect discredit upon their canse. We shall
HoCR VIC Ouoi1cuxO UotOtS ssso pouPle AstVsu
until November unless sooner accepted, for the
SPECIAL benefit Of our wing friends.
DuIuauE, Sept Oh 1861.
I Ems. MrFsss ExrREss Sin pursuance Of
Instructions from the Democratic associatioa Of.
lhis. city, the undersigned ON ths lzth ult. Id
dressed The following communication to George
Z. Nightingale Esq President Of the Scott
club 1t this place. Mr.. Nightingale psessntee
the Sane = the club, and It was laid upon the
tabls where. We understand, il yet remains.--
Thus have our whig friends refassd to meet the
democracy in public discsssion Of the "princi-
plss" d,vid,ag the two parties, and thereby
sirsneny Aekaowledged elsher ,ha. thsy have NO
sprineiples" to adyocatsor that they fear to have
thsm fairly exposed before tho people. Under
this stats offscts TIE Democrats assecistion
have directed = u fsrnish - copy Of OR
note e he ssoss oiu6 ~ nVuest you . keep
~ nme standing il yosr a ku,hs nusil 16sher
aseion = bad thersea y the association
Yours
Respectfully
wARNER LEWIS and OTHERS,
Committee.
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INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE NORTH.

We are placed under especial obligations to
Mr. II. A. de France, one Of the Clerks in the
Surveyor Generals Office for the following let
ter from the North.
This gentleman will accept our thanks for bis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-28
COOKS FAMILY GROCEKY.

'HE undersigned has tis day opened in Liacks new
building, on First street. bctw cen Main and Locust
splendid stock of Family Groceries, of my selection
Eastern markets. which will sell at very low priccs
Tor cash. or Produce Of all kinds.
snail Keep constantly hand fresh supplies OF Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles for the
I.m the farmers, Ina made ARA
10 De supplied several tmesa week during the summer
WIN u all kins OF Country Produce. All goods purchased
ook VIII be delivered al the residence
Desired, as have market wagon especally for that
nuspose therefore solicit share of public patronage
ana VIII try to merit H. 1Scase call and examine NV
s'ocA. lJedouI u. II. COOK.
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-OuEENSWAEE.

1.-TWO hundred and thirty crates Queenswarc. and live
hundred and sixty packages Glassware, with a gen
cral assortment OF French, English plain aud figured
Gold Brand China, German ware &c. All OF which
c sold this spring. The stock il complete aud
ported especially for this market We would solicit the
special attention of heavy Dealers who have hitherto
made their purchases in the Fast and South pledge
ourselves them time and money we'll break
age. Those wanting To- buy would 10 well tn call at
goods must ai'i will l'e sold at lowest dgurcs.-
Some assorted crates and casks on hand.
TERMS cash. accepted paper. Merchants visiting
city will fnI il to eir interest to make purchases
us Imh2o1 HOLLINGSWORTH N HUGHES
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New Grocery and Provision store.

HE subscriber respectfully Informs the citizens Of
Il ansSIe and the surrounding country that he hss
uroccr. Provision and Fruit Store corner
oil Main and Fourth streets and will his aim 10 kee
every article IN bis line. either holesale or retail
nave ON hand large lot OF cheese which will sell bv
ihe x" single pouhd among the LOT there is some Eng
ish Dairy hecse-a rich article. Coffee Rice Rasine
oranges, lemons, Teas Of all kinds, Lard OIL Vinegar
no'"Sses ureen A!ies Candles. Starch, Mustard Pep
per, indigo States Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoons
ana man! other articles edio mention which Ter
sons may see by giving me a All Kinds of pro.lpsa
wanted. lde,6l JAS SPAIpiNC'
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wEor orEsALE AND EErAu.

| oHN - HOPKINS Is now opening the finest stock
- Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibed in this
markc' His Dress goods comprise full assortment of an
the most desirable st les Of Sk, Persian Cloth Bercgs
dIaines French Muss, Giiyhas and Prints-all fast
teOlo1e very choice selection Of Bonneis AM Bonnet
Ribbons; also. few fine French Flowers out ard in
sssde trimming; Grape Shawls Piano and Table Covers
Carpetng Mating and fine Rugs. Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn HAS, Looking Glasses Hard
urtrin aeral. in fact every thing usually kept I'm the
Dr! Goods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Paper bus.
scss. may he found low for cash. fap911
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ALLIS q HOWES

a axe now permanently ,cated in their building
corner o alter aid Vine streets, where they .eri
continue, on an enlarged SCALE their usual wholesale
business al Liquors AID Groceries, r
Iney nave how in store larger. better and cbespes
In Evansville. ~ W"
Their Rectf.ns establishment is constructed on thela
'es' ana most Improved plan. and s superintendent by
nan VINO mas mad ten years experience In the busihcssra
Ne" iork and Cincinnati. They therefore fater them.
selves taf they furnish either imported or Doines.
tc Liquors, in qua. here exceed and at pri.
ccs on a par with Louis, iie and Cincinnati.
Ie! have ON hand splendid assortment Of Teas and
men STOCK OF Coffee, sugar. Molasses, Syrups, Rice
Orleans They are determined TO convince merchant
from tlie country, PARTICULAR, the Wabash White and
Green Rivers that Evansville is the advantageous
place Tor them to buy Groceries, and will do all mi hei
power To make il so. -
our friends on Green River will remember that the
steamer Kentucky No. H. now ready TO h.,
regular trips exclusively from Evansville and WILL with
TWO oher h"ais engaged IN The trade, make the
osi cnicf oit for the transaction Green River
oos'ncss- lhet:e'5ol ALLIS a. HOWES.
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EvANsvILLE BOOK STORE.

JUST RECEIVED. :"
Mahsheds lie of Scott in CLOTH do do I'm pampA,et.
9uce'h ny, new work, by author OF iIc Wide Werld.
Mciolrs "f the Empress Josephine. Pntarchs Lives:
Shak ompleie Works, Life, PLAYS and Poems
n.roh me- fa! and Poems; Woods Praciice OF Meli
rnc' mica Siates Dispcnsatory; QuirtO Bibles; TIE
Mshs Monitor; !osephus; also lot OF new
MUSIC; fo'moraies; writing icsks, Ink stands: Fatr-
CANNON boards. Blanks, Drafts, Exchange tSc, &c. for
s.Ie -. aug-II SAN'L IISIER.
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II GRAHAM e. FARRELL.
Bamnsce Grocery Store. 7

II II. RECHT.N has ol,enel n Grocery and DRY Good
Cs store on Fulton Avenue, High street. Lamascs
G'ty, which he intends 10 keep well supplied with Fresh
ramiy Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery &c.
raeS W h's shoorhood would do well 10 give hims
cai as they will find everything desired in his line Of
iness and prices reasonable lie is determined TO deserve
thinks he will geitfrom all those
try his store. TGebl6 ,fl
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B,hsT AND SHOE STORE.

Btb,'T AND SHOE STORE.
ID EN- 0VED-Wx. EMERY has taken the stan d on
IL Main street opposite the Bank former. occupied
by Couy ngtos Book Store, and Is prepared sup
ply citizens with plain fine work i'm his line at short
h"tcc He has good workmcn employed. and will war
all work sent from his shop. He is prepared to
make and Shoes ofand quality, good fits. and made
up in the best STYLE His long experience i'm business
aud puuctIaliiy will guarantee him the continued custom
Of los- who try him. His prices reasonable
an work surpassed IL durability neatDess by that
of any other establishment. jySu1
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GROCERIES.
'o-N "HAHAN. JOHN PAR
GRAHAM & FAREEI,I,

Nv nave this day associated ourselves for ne pur>
w pose of doing general Wholesale ard Rst. Ore
,e, PROVISION and Produce 2dsiness, sycamore st.
uoors above JAS. Laughm's Jr. iron store We are
10 Keep full and ell selected stock and will
- as low rates as neghbors. The produce of the
, VIII DC taken cash. at its marx ct value and in
-, e"hduet OF cur business, shall endeavor
hahe " satisfactory our Patrons.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to the qualified of Vanderburgh
Il county. Indiana that an election will be held at he
usual places Of holding elections in said county, the
second Tuesday in Orober d. laJ2. For tho purpose
Of clectng the following officers wit One Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Of state, one
Treasurer VI State Auditor OF State four Judges OF
tho SUPREME Court, one Reporter OF the Supreme
Cour. aae c'urk Of the Supreme Court one mes-
her of Congress- Ter she arst District; one
Judge OF the Hisa Judicial Circu, one judge OF the
Court of Common Pleas ops Hsn1tof, one representa-
tive. one Clerk OF the CirruS aud Court 81 Coiuinon
Pleas. county Treasurrr one csuly Hscarder. one
Sheriff. county Commissioner. sne Prosecuting At
orney for the First JudSiaI Circuit Sns Prosecuting
Attorney for the Court Of Commen tease ior tie see
oad District; one aupsSintsndant pf PabIic Insrucon
ons Assesser for each township. sd one caroner. aad
soHx 8. TERRy, e.y.C'
EsaRssihe. -gsrast s9A. tsse.-auR:t
.OCAsEs shirting check. reed and Cor saio by
septea JAS. LOW IL CO.. az Maia st, Lou. Ky,
SCASES Cashncrso rsc'd and for sale by
y sapt.t JAS. Low CO., Al Man II. Lou. Ky.
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VJNIIE subscriber has tak the above house, and has
entirely refted and re:urnisied 1t, and is prepared
t entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has also rcntc. the brick Stable owned b,
Mr. Peter Burke and has goo stock of horses
riagcs to let.
The stable is large. clean aud well located and good
are attcniancc Particular attention
will DC paid the of horses left with him for Keep
ing and n all respects the public shall lind the Shcr
Mo,,d House a good Hotel. i,snl J. a. 3IERS.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers have just received 52 packages Of
i fresh and desirable Goods, embracing Philip Allen
IL Sons Dunneiis. Manchester Gabc, Briggs, Moshas
suck and English Merrimack ma,dcr eolorcj Prints:
Amosk ng aud China enims; Jewett City, Moille Otis.
Bascom and Falls Company Shirting Stripes variOua
syles of Joseph Rpka's fancy cotton cassineres and
good assortment blcaecd sngs plaI Iinseys blue
sattincs; real and yellow wool;en and brown Canton
Fanncls: blue aud brown Drills: and first varet,
of Tcking Kentucky Jeans and heavy A. brown Sheet
ings All of which offer 10 the trade at reduce prices
part this lot of Goods purchased 10y friends
in New York at the big Sale," and selling them
low, because do go.
jyi1 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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LamascO steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
<~xex2 Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL& KLINTWORT
|-~ would inform the public that having recently
IL established in lamasco City. Steam Furniture
1CEA Factory, they have commenced nanu fac turing
Bureaus, BcseaGs, Wardrobes and several other kind.
"f Furniture by steam, thus enabling them furnish the
articles lower tsn De purchaser cscwhcre ia this city,
and at CiHenScti Factory prices Their work in every
respect is equal 10 that Of the Cincinnati factories
They also prepared To do Turning work ofeys des
crpton and will be Itcparcd TO furnish country
fcturcr with hat they desire In this particular. The
tcnton those wanting Furniture is called the work
this Factory.
The wareroom Is or Main street. bctw Third and
FOURTH We keep for sale Chairs Of different varieties.
besides all other kinds of Furniture, AT the room.
ldcc.--yl
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The Evansville Insurance Company,
CAPITAL STOCK S25O,OOO,

The EVNMsVfIIe 1NsWrWMce COhipNmy,
CAPITAL STOCK S25O,OO0,
Office on H,,fer street, fom doors 6etow Main.
MARINE and Fire Insurance may he effected ut the
wi Office Of the Evansville Insurance Company on
crls favorable those other solvent Insiu-
on and with an absolute certainty of pay in OF
loss. That part Of the capital stock not actually paid IN
secured 10y real estate ut three ourts
OF its value and the mortgages contain powers Of sale
which will enable the company 10 compel stockholders o
pay promptly ia OF necessity.
DIRECTORS.
Matthew w. Fosier Gillison Magi,ce,
Conrad Baker, Henry q. Babcock,
Charles Vicle. John tnglc, Jr.,
Henry II. Allis, John - Hopkins.
John NJ Stockwcli,
JOHN NJ. SrOCkWEII. Pr.s't.
WN. +. P>sE, NH 1911
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Portrait Painting.

C1 P0INDEXTER, Portrait Painter has taken the
rooms in Fosters building. at head "f stairs, where
he would bc pleased To- have ctzcns call api cNapine
his specimens of painting. He intends remaining in Ev
ansvilic but short time. and would request those dcsi
of having their portraits painted Ill soon He
promises o give satisfaction, aiid on,y patronage
he may deserve it. aug.-ifl
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EAGLE INSURANCE ca PANI,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
CAPITAL, $500, 900.
DIRECTORS.
1saac G.. Copetau, X. Conkling.
Samuel h. Tufts, s. W. Recdcr
VIM. " ood, n. kcssler.
". W. Towpicy,
I.C. COPELAN, Prcst J. h. STOCKTON S-c'ty.
T1NlIS Company continues tn insure property Of al
l. descriptions against loss damage b. nrc. Ais,
against the periis ofthc and Inland vgaon. The
unc crsignc being authorized by the oIaDy, sprcparec
to effect Insurance tho most reasonable terms.
aug2s-Iyr n. 4. GWATHMES, Agent.
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Clothing, Furnish arg GCOds, Hats,
| Caps, &c.

THE undersigned having just~Y
bought out the Clothing Establish "a
Nsa nient Of Mr.. =. KAHN, under the -
A- Journal Office, would respectfully call
The attention of the public to the large stock o Cohlng
Furnishing Goods, &C.. which they have bands.
he! are Of the best manufacture AMI made in the most
fashionable styles. Having been purchased at such
as will enable them to sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing cf any description, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally, would find il 10 their
advantage to cal: 80; this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere. la this stock willie found Overcoats Clonks
Dress Frck and Sack Coats Shirts, Hats and Caps
tse, which open for inspection Call f YOU want
to get goods cheap. GUTTLEIB VILE d CO.
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ENGLISH AND classical SChOOL.
THE undersigned thankfully acknowledges the en-
l. couragcment that has been afforded him In the
commencement of his educational abors ia this commu
uty, and announces that the Second Term Of his
School will commence the first Monday of September
in the building adjoining the Episcopal Church. Parents
cntrustng their his care, may be assured they
shall receive his hands all the benefit that extensive
experience, Educator AMI enthusiastic devotion to
his profcssion mpart ORDER, complete and crfec
will he required in the SCHOOL Room, Indispensable
the right discharge ofe duties Of the place. system n
study will be excmplifed and inculcited impor.
,n aid To- intellectual p,oyrcss and daily, actual and
visible IMPROVEMENT will be demanded Ofevery scholar
the only sufficient evidence of faithful study. Atten-
ton will also bc given Ia the cultivation Of refined and
polished manners, and specially 20 the formation ofgood
morals and correct principles All branches belonging
to thorough English education tsethcr with the clas-
xes will bc taught, and being hImself practical
cautan Tia: undersigned will pay particular attention To
and will from time to time form classes in
b.s k-kecpiug.
lie ta.dgss himself to furnish superior article in
every department OF instruction. and hopes 10 he
tlied sv abe liberal minded citizens Of the place Ia sup
VIA. eknGvlsdgod descirncy IN this community.
TEsss rrs ragres.
Elementary hsaIiches. hes..........,..,......s5 $500
Higher English. .....,......,,,. ,p.......6rO
Latin, Gresk, Algebra. GsometrI &C.. sm
either or all 1 SO
aug, JAMES GREENE.
> Kid Bootees Enamlled kid walking shoes, with a
aarT ~ s''' H. MAGHEE & co.
A LIENS FANCY PEIyTs-s5 cases new sty lie rec ..
| N this day and for srle by JAS. Low & co.
| au2s IL, Main street Louisville. Ky.
1CAsK'S Qugleg's extra family Hams just reed and
| II for sale at aug3l COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
-. CASES Mems kip Bros and Monroes for sale by
20 an 90 J. II. MAFHEE 60.
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BOOTS AND HHOEs.

- Tug undersignc,l would respectfully In yfln
HE form the public, that he has now on hand SeiS
fuy the rgcst and most approved styles OF ~
~. custom aud sale work. ladies' Morocro
Kid Ia,es Boots Buskins, Walking Shoes and slippers
Ais, for Misses, &C., DC. Also hand. a splendid
stock and Findings for sale wholesale and re
tail low for cash. his old stand Water street. doors
above Pavilion Hotel. jr3-1yl y. DEUSNER.
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NOTICE T2 C2ETrsSsAScroRs AN

.XVE. the undersigned. would Inform the citizens
wv Evansville and country, that prePar
ed 70 ACCOMMODATES, atthe City Saw Mill In the uPpe
part Of the city, with all kndsef Lumber for buildny.
As is ..sgna profits AMI quick returns"
shall sell cheap as IL be bought elsewhere, AN
make 10 the advantage Of al that buy az We
sru COME along and give US a fair show and We vii
save YOU Satisfaction. [aus%Hl HARf & CoLvIN.