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The Evansville daily journal., 1852-10-25
DAILY JOURNAL.

LETTER FROM CAPT. McLASE-Capt. Geo.
McLane, who first made the statement as TO
Gen. Perce's having had his face slapped at a
card-table or slapped at, has published Sec
ond letter, in reply TO one from Major Win
ship. Winship says that he never heard of
the occurrence while he was in Mexico, and
we give below the closing portion of Capt.
McLane's reply. Pierce, WiDship, p,andSIc Lane
are all Democrats, and our readersmrst be-
licve what they please. Even Pierce's frieuds
however, quite a number of them, have not
only admitted, but positively asserted, IT. at
he got his face slapped and they don't
deny that the slapping-at was performed at
the card-table. Well, we can only say, that,
if Pierce didn't play cards upon that occasion
more fairly than his friends are now playing
the Presidential game, he ought to have re-
ceived the slap, as we have no doubt he did,
right in his face and eyes. But here is what
Capt. McLane says:-[ Lou. Jour.
1t is said by the "Pennsylvanian,' that this
extract from MajoI Wnship's letter pronoun-
'ces my statement as a falsekood. If such was
Major Winship's intention or meaning, here
pronounce him an unpriRcipied liar! Who is
Maj r Winship's authority! What does he
know! WAY cannot he speak for himself!
The Democratic journals which have no.
ticed my letter have generally acknowledged
that some scene occurred sufficiently insulting
10 Gen. Pierce to require an aToogy, and
that apology of sort was giren
and accepted. But, while they say or would
imply that my impression is not the correct
one, they. cautiously refrain from telling what
did actually occur. Ii Gen. Pierce or any
of his friend, deny my impression, they are
bound to give the true one. He, or those
acting under his information, only can tell
what actually occur"d, what indgnity was
really committed, what provocation he gave
for t, and what apology he accepted. Until
tley tell the ublic the truth, or afford the
pubic the opporiuni y of comparing Gen.
Pierce version with the impression OF others
they ASST in concealiny the truth, and it
wi be only fair 10 infer from their refusal
to state wnat did occur, and from the mystery
they throw over the transaction that the
real occurrence is one they are ashamed Of,
.a-d. in fact, worse than that supposed.
With great respect, your obd't serv't,
GEORGE McLANE,
Brevet Capt. u. s. Army.
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EIocucntana Truthful.

Major Alexander B. Bradford, of M;ssis-
'sippi, Major of the lst Mississippi Regiment
of Rilemen, delivered speech at Memphis
lately, in which he thus referred to certain
charges made against Gen. Scott, by Col.
Jeff Davis, few days previously, at the same
place:
"Colonel Davis told you, fellow citizens,
that In all of those qualities which command
the affections and the confidence of those
around him General Scott is sngularly wan
ting, being proud, petulant, vain, and pre-
sumptuous.
"lf it be PROUD to pay strict attention to
the wants of the poor solGier-so visit the
dreary and pestilcnial hospital and wipe the
moisture from the feTered brow of the sick
TO wait upon the cholera patients of the army
to raise the dying soldier from his cory bed
on the battlefield and staunch his bleedinq
wounds-if 4 be proud to do these things,
then Gen. Scott is very proud and naughty
man. -
"if it tie pETULAYT to curb the restless
and unruly cffice OF the army-to hold them
down with hand of iron, and make them
behave themselves like good soldiers and
gentlemen; ifit be petulant to be tight on
the officers and good on the men''-if this
be petulant, then Gen. Soft is something of
petulant, and peevish man.
at it is VAIN TO apparel himself on tae eve
of a battle according 10 the rules and regll-
lations OF the service, his golden epaulets ON
his shoulders, and his tall plume towering
above him, so that friend and foe may know
his grade-and then to plunge into the battle
where the conflict is fercest, where the bull
iets rain thckest, and where the carnage
reigns deadliest-if this be vain, am afraid
Gen. Scott is a vain-glorious man, Tremen-
dous applause.
"lfto know that he possesses as much
skill, Promptitude, and Judgment as any
man OF the age, in the planning of campaign,
reducing fortress, or in drawing up the pro-
gramme of pitched battle, SO clear in its
details, so auspicious in its success, that i,
would seem as if the victory was won before
the battle was fought-if this be PREsuMP-
TUoUs, then we must conclude with Col.
Davis, that Gen. Scott is very presumptuous
man" Cheers.
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ger-"What's the matter guardP'
Guard with presnce of mind )-"Oh
nothing, particular, sir. We've only run
into an excursion train!"
Passenger-"But good gracious, there
is train Just behind us isn't there!'
Guard-"Yes sir: But boy has gone
down the line with signal; ard it's very
likely they'll see it,"
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FRESII ARSIVAI.

JESSRS ScaniIin aud Parvin have inst received the
vi largest and best assortment of Stoves ever brought
To- iris market. among which will be fouid the Comet
Odd Fellow and three kn..s Doable Oven, and all
kinds Of ParlDr Premiums and Heating Stoves. Also the
improved Jack sons bot Bile Oven the best ard most
economical stove in use which will insure give
better satsat lion than any brought this city.
scptsJ Main 81 1st and 2d streets
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APT REPLy.-"Reply, sir" said Judge
to a blunt old Quaker who was on the
stand, "do you know what We sit here
for!' eyes verify do" said the Qua
ker. "Three of you for four dollars ca ch
day and the fat one in the middle, Cor four
thousand a year.
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N1ECHANiOS' Tools; full and comple'e assortmen
vi Of Carpenters, Cabinet Makers and Plane.
and Edge Tools for sale ut the sign of the Mill Saw by
octlo C.. VI. GRIFFITH
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y bbls ep Salts
10 bags Pepper;
Cases Salina salt,
9 Cases Borox;
bbl Crcam Tartar;
do Brmstone;
9 do Sulphur;
boxes Ptmento;
do wd CinnamOn;
q Casks Soda Ash;
II Coils Rope and Cordage
The above articles besides others cc IL men
tion, have just TO hand per steamer Georgetown,
which oler low
octi5 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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EUN Mountngs, Rife barrels. Locks. Duble Trigger
" Butts and Guards Ribs Tail Pins Patent Briichess
rod Heads, Main Springs, Cocks &c, for sal by
oetlS Z. VI. GRIFFITH.
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NILES and Edge Tools. frll and complete assert
Is of w. Butchers best c. s. files and Edge tool
in store and for sale by
octIS c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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NEW MACKERAI

MANILA AND INTE ROPE:
WI Ucos of assorted sizes, Just reed from Boso,
and for sale REMARKABLY cheap.
octlS PRESTON BROTHERS
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PAPER! PAPER!!

TUST reed 375 Reams Of Letter and tap paper, OF
y every quality and which ad led to former large
supply makes stock best offered in this
ket all which will be sold to- the city and country trade
at reduced prices. RATH3oNE d WHEELER.
octl5 No. Fosters Block.
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ALLI3 & EOWES,
WhOscs:aEc esrOCcrS.

Corner IF Water and Pine SIS, EraasUilc, lad.
HAVE on hand one Of the largest and best selected
l. stocks of Groceries, ever opened in the West and
can oer Inducements that will Istify Dealers prefer
the marke Eyanssille 10 any more distant poiat-
Merchants are invited TO call and examine.
C0FFEE-Rio, Jamaica, Java, MOeca.
TEA-Imperial, Gun Powder II, son, Young 1ivson.
POushong. Ooong Of all grades from lowest prIce To fine
est.
sUGAR-New Orleans, Tavannah, Loaf, Crushed,
powdered.
MOLASSES-Thc very hes. Plantation purchased prc.
vious To- The first frost, also. reboilcd and Sugar House
BRANDY-Of all grades from the hes, imported, a
great variety Of Brands. b domestic manufactured.
NlNES-Port. Madeira. Clarct White. Sherry, Cham
paign. different Brands aud Layors.
GiN-London Excise Pine Apple and very fine .Iol-
land in Jugs.
ClGARsA great variety OF Brands At al prises from
90 80 to S75Lr p lCtG.
AAES-Simmon :. Davis and the celebrated Collins
Together with general assortment OF al articles gem
orally Kept in Grgcrv Establishments sic. Soap,
candles. Dye Siuhs, Nails Leather, Stasch. Nuts, large
lot OF Gunny Tags, TURK Island and kgiias Ina Salt Oils
Pants Rrooms Brushes. Paper, Tobacco. Counter
Scales Coffee Nils Spices do grounds Matches Traces
Wei Chains and ylires. Tumbl RS. Dcpahters. Jars
lanterns, Hall Lamps Oysters Sar zines Maekerel Shad
Goldfish. Herring, Shovels. eel, ect.. ect.
All the goods We Scl are warranted. octl
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BOOTS AND SEOES,
HENRY G.. W2AY.
Man nufacfurer Of Jcyyeiry,

NEW YORK. ~
rs now extensively engaged in the Manufacturing OF
Jewelry No. lii Main street, Derby Building.
trance LIST door South of Smeads Banking House, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Diamonds set in newest styles and every variety Of
Jewelry made To- order. octl6 2tddSamw.
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SIZES.

lust feel an assortment OF Rich d Co.'S Improy ed
- Patent Safes which we will sch nj New York manu-
fae;ory prices, with addition of freight only.
ALLIS & H0WES.
Sole Agents for SCuthern Indiana.
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NEW COFFEE HOUSE.

Mr.. HENRY SCHAEFER has taken the new three
vi story Brick Building the Pavilion Hotel on
Water street, and has fitted and furnished n the
compete style. aud is now prepared to welcome and
accommodate his frcn. and the public generally. His
Rar will bc supplied with the choicest liquors, Wines
and Ales, which, with other refreshments. he will
up in the approved style and at all hours of the
day. Mr.. $. vii always keep good 'yarcty of the
best brands of Cigars. oct6-Iy
WHITE LIMl-5Obbls (in -four bbls) reed per fiat
w boat this day and for sale by
scpt23 FOsTERS & BROWN.
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MUSIC.

assortment OF easy pieces arranged for Young per-
formers the Piano Forte just received and for sale
by sept2l L. CONYNGToN 81 co.
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lire above letter shows that in n hot fire. Ron's
SALAM ANDERs the OILY Safes to be depended upon.
IN The Pearl street fire. eieCeR Safes of different makcr
were totally destroyed, kItHs SAFE ALONE bidding def
ce to the flames, prcseryii notes. bonds and
ges To the value OF s0eC0. The Chilllcoihc Ere
parallel caseEvERy SAFE EUT RiCHsis DESTROYED These
repeated occurrences ncontest5iy Willers
Patcnt SaamandeTs. i HICn's TMPEbrEMrNT. are the
bes Safes made in the United States or in the whole
worlc. They can be- had at the DEr6f li6 WATER ST..
snd at the FACToRy corner Of ST. MARt's PLACE and
ATENUEA, New York. STEARNS IL MARVIN
7!s0. az the foii0wiRg HgeReies.
ISSAt HRlDE. New Orleans, ia.
L. NJ: HATCH Charleston, :. &.
THOMPSON " ONDkSBuRYS. Baltimore, Md.
1iOLYoAkES, LoWNtS ~ CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY d MORLEY, T"Icdo.O q.
ALLiS & llOWES. Evansrill fa;
:. SHEPARD % co: Buffalo. N Y
WALTER *. MARVIN, IocS port ". Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. ii. CAMPPiELD, Savannih, Ga.
HALL MOSES, Columbus. Ga.
DE'HOSSET 81 BROWN, Wilmington n. C..
NM. ,NDALl, 81 Paul NJ L.
MORLEY q RAYNOLDS, Cleye,and:O o:
HANER, BOYD 4 GAINESVILLE. o.
HY. SUGGErr, Rochester. ~.
jas. HUTTON; v on.real Canada.
octf
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DEPPERLL COTT0N-lO bales reed and COR sale I
i septH JAS. Low 81 CO., AZ Main ST. lou. KY
1ENNEsskE None, bought a, iper cent.
J. :. l.. GILBERT e. co.
sept3O Sycamore W W.ter:
rS PIECES new Slyle Bonnet Ribbons. reed this
i ! y day and for sal. 10y JAS. LOW Il co.
scptlI Az Main street Louisy;,tc Nv.
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NEwDHY G00D HOUSE

rI'IiE undersigned have jus. ened Staple ard Fancy
i Dry Good Store, on Water near corner OF Main
Where they daily receiving exteni~e stocks of weU
selected Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; hts. Caps, Uin
brelas. etc. ETC. also superior quality Resd! msd
Clothing rarrGEted; Taors Trimmings, fsrnis.inS
Goods orthe very best quality. Merchant Tailor's vii
lind to ter advantage calin and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. To the public generally
We would say that We intend 10 keep at all zines, full
supply of Fancy Goods OF the latest and mos fashonabl
sly les suited TO this market.
In addition To the above shall keep an assortmsa
ofJewery and Notions equally la quality, any sto
ia the large cities of the West Our Motto quicksit
and small profits. -.--.r.-
sepI3u WM LOWENTHAL S CO.
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers of Dry Goods.

EraRsriiie Ind. 80 sl'aT
A RE now receiving and opening in the large and CON
n modious building 1t ;ly erected Mr.. ohuerLsdd
FIRST street between Main and Sycamore the
largest best assorted Stock Of Fancy and Staple Dry
Goods ever brought this market. Our extensive IA
ci.ities in connection with New York house. enables
offer such inducements TO purchasers as will make
.iue To add weekly ready largo Stock
keep all times full and well assorted with
Prints OF tuery kind, style aud price, r.l
Bleached Shirting gs and Sheetings.
Brown shrtngs and sbeciings of all widths, style and
brands,
Marines RS stripes. e-s sas ntoaE
Tickings . all the different brands, -rsr.-,.sg
Canton and Domet Flannels.
Red. white and yellow Flanuels. all wool s.a
Cloths of all colors and prices, from the principal
French English and Belgian factories.
Cassimercs, plain and fancy, single and double mild
Twceds, all WOOL and cotton and wool, .e.g
Plaid Linseys of ali the different STYLES
MoSsiin dc lanes of every style and price.
Earlston, Lancaster and plain tlack Gingharns r-H
Plain black Silks and satiins, e ,..,.r-s
Silk, Cotton and Wocl vestings,
Hosery-Arens English Wool hose and half hose,
do do Cotton half hose,
Womans do worsted cotton Hose all solcs
GloyesIMens heavy Buck Gloves, t
do Kid Cotton and Wool do, 'i
Silk Linen %o%enc sna Cotton s Pc Pocse,
Jacohett Muslins
Book Muslins. ..r-
Plaid CambrcSs,
Victoria and Bishop Lawns, ati
Irish Linn dressed and undressed in half pieces
Colored and Paper Cambricks,
Italian sewing SIX all colOrs and Letters - II ll o
Spool Silk,
Spool Cotton, -.itl.r
Marshalls Linen Thread all numbers, ar
Goats cotton, do f Ha
Plain. Bnbrod and Printed long and Square -s
Shawls, -it-s
Blankets full assortment
Beaver Pilot and Felt Cloths, tla
Silk and Mohair Lusters.
Plain, figured and Plaid Poplins,
Buttons, combs and fancy goods Of every kind and
piion all of which offer the trad: the low
est Cincinnati prices.
y. b, Eggs. Beeswax, Feathers, Rags, &c, taken in
trade for the above goods. I'll
Money remitted part of Europe, and Drafts
from any part or Europe collected through House
IN New York,
septls MERRITT FIEI,D & CO.
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TEwELRY & &NoTIoSs-Ear-rings; Finger rings
% Breast Pins. Snr, studs; Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Beels and Caps Brushes, Combs, Purses. Fame, Soaps
Accorians Volins, Pictures and various other notions.
for sal. by
aug 3 ly WOOLSEf Dc NELSON.
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Portrait Printing.

TT POINDEXfER, Portrait Painter, has taken the
J. rooms in Fosters building, at head of stairs, where
he would be pleased to have citizens call and examine
his 81 ecimens of painting. He intends remaining in Ev
ansyille but short time. and would request thnse des
rous of having their portraits painted III soon. He
promises TO give satisfaction, and ony patronage
he may deserve it. laugs-tfl
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HI
GREAT ERE IN CIIILLICOTEE,
GID = ETC Eoo
One-th rd OF the Tow n Burnt to Ash =,

CnLLIobTHE, o., April 18th, 1882.
Tes<rs SaEARNs & MARVIN
Gentlemen: Yorrs OF the 5ih is q. hand. In reply
ever. Safe in The rs. has prove good for
nothing. osta large Safe-iT WAS PERFECTLY psIRoy
fD-but In the SMALL SALAMANDtR l BbUGHr FROM You
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedieEt servi.
WM L. CLEMONS.
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t., Floor Oil Cloths and House
Furnishing Goods.
DISSOLUTION.

YTNHE partnership heretofore existing between Walker
l. and Negcy, in the 0wensvie Steam Mill. is this
day desoved by mutual consent All claims against said
firm will be paiS by John Walker, and all debts due the
GRIN must be paid 10 hi,u. JOHN WALKER.
Nm. NEGLEY.
octI3-3tw Owensvle. Oct. gth IsJ2.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

VNT0ULD respectfully call the attention of Physicians
w country merchants and the public generally
their fine assortment OF Drugs and Medicines ofevcry
riety contained In the .Nateria .Neded, which they
regularly receiving from the Eastern and which
they will sell at wholesale retail on the accommo
dating terms.
ALso-Surgical Instruments OF every kind, such as
AmPutating IN mahogany cases. pocket Instruments, &c.
Dentists Instruments in cases. eettextractng instr-
ments, such Curved Turnkey with pivot; curved
mon Key; straight curved and double ointed Foreep
Gets OF every description, euppng with brass pump
exhauster improved scaricaors breast pumps
of description; brushes, such paint,
flesh, CLOTH hair and tooth. Every variety and
Transparent Washing Ball, Rose. Walnut Oil, Almond
Variegated, Shaving Cream and pcrfumey OF every Kind
and quality.
Althe popular Patent Medicines Of the age such as Nc
Lanes Nermugc Fahustock's DO SWANS do Mustang
Imminent Nerve aud Bone do; Orodcldock; Bateman'
Drops; GOdfre:s Cordial Iaram Oh, Bulls, Townsend
and many other preparations Of Sarsaparilla.
Particular attention will bc paid PIN sican's and Ner
chants orders. that the articles carefully paGke an
Warranted us represented.
KELLER q FARNSLEY
octlsh No. IA Water street, Evansville, Ind.
NEW MUSIC.
\ assortment of easy and popular airs arranged
r. crived ari Tor sale l,y
octJ T. CONJUNCTION & Co
CITY HOPEL.
WATER ST. szrwEES AND DIVISION,
EraRsuile, lad.
octi WM. II. BolCoIRT Proprietor.
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FURNITURE.

StOFAS. Divan, Center dining, Brcs kfast and Card
- Tables; Walnut and Mahogany Plain aud Dressing
Burc U.S. Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed
and PLAIN Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedsteids and Mat
trcsscs Also large and general assortment OF Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23- lyd wOOISEY d NELSON!
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n NJ. GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
u. Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Mechanics
Tools. Building Materials, Rife Mountings. Coopers
knives and Planes, and Cabinet Makers Trimmings
augl3 Main street.
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INDIGo-Cerroons Caracas, Cases Manila.
4 store and for sale by
oc,ls PRESTON BROTHERS
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DACoN 1000 lbs clear sides in store and for sale 10y
I ) octIs PRESTON BROTHERS,
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TRIMMrNGS

NEW fall and winter trimmings for sale. Ribbons b,
~ the yard or bolt Velvet Ribbons by the yard or
bolt Wax Beads by the st and doz strands, variety
Of Lace Gimp and other Gmps and aces. Brades, But
tons Bonneis, Silks plain changable and figured worst
ed Gloves article with MANY other trim innings.
Bonnets repaired, silk Bonnots made TO order.
u. GUTHRIE. I
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(,ITY ORDERS FoR SALE by
u oct6

TUST received. per steamer Fawn. from Louisville,
Madder Prints, 90 pieces ass'td Flannels 40
suit Boys Cothing of Hats and Caps.
Also Ladies and Gsntemens Gloves and for sale very
cheap by VIM. LOWENTHALL & CO..
oe.5 tf Water street near corner Of Main.
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CBALES B.aG Beaver Cloths reed and for sale by
- JA-, LOW 81 co.
scpf35 4i7 Main street Louisville Ky.
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HITS AND CATS
rSCASES angola, Kossuth, California and Bune
- Vista Hats; Cloth, Mohair. and Silk Plush Caps
SEPT MERRITT, FIELD 81 co.
The following papers will copy above adys. to .hc
amount Of 81 and send bills 10 advertisers:
Courier, Hcndcrson: Democrat, Ncwburgh; Journal
Hutsonve; Gazette. Vincennes; Clario,, Princeton
Register Nj Carmel; Standard, Rowling Green; Hdvo
cate Nj. Vernon.
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500 Tc,1Iges OF Goods.
The Largest Stock of Dry Goods in
Indiana,

Indiana,
WYE have now on hand just received ar1 en- the way
w the largest, cheapest and most desirable stock
Staple and fancy Dry Goods, offered in Indiana.
y very large amount of which traced for be-
the advance in goods.
Our arrangements with manufactures and Importers
and our having Of the firm always in the market
enables sell goods greatly below other houses
We determined so sell goods small prOits and
solicit all who wish to buy cheap call and examine
our extensive stock before buying eseware.
augl9 J. n. MAGHEE & co.
SNTAR CANDLES Sc pkgs whole and half boxes, Is, IS
- and Us, just reed for sale bt
je3 :. T. GILBERT & CO.. Syc. fear Water.
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AUCTION.
ID. WOOLSEY.
II. NELSON.
A u CT 10 N.
WOCLSEY q NELSON

n ~ u " Ne
WOCLSEY & NELSON.
WATER Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w AMI Commission Merchants Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Pieturs Frames. Notions c. Particular atien
ton given the sale all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday. Cash
advances made on Consignments
aug 3 ~ WOOLSEf & NELSON.
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SELLING OUT AT COST.

. "
THE undersigned. anxious to close out their exfensirs
J. stock of furniture soon possible. oferf~
sell at COST. Of their NarerOoms, Main street
First. az wholesale retail, in quantity 10 suit
chascrs. Their stock comprises excellent variety,
neatly manufactured Furniture bought low for cashta
will be sold at great bargains The public inyifeds
call and examine for themselves.
jy293m HERSHBERGER Il BRO.
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AT TIL EAGLE RESTAs 4tT,
SSFyg Mr.. SMITH has just received s9;endidt SsyF
siS<sassOrtmeHt of Summer Alcs, of le choic- :aLL
brands
Scotch Ale. bottled;
Lonlon Porter do
London Brown Stout. bottled:
Also, choice lot OF EIermecaly sealed Salmon, Lob
stcrs, Oysters, &c. occ. Ijy3ul
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To D9Y GOOD MER CHANTS.

TNOR one day only. stock Of Ribbons. Silk. Laces,
il Embrederics, Bonnois, Gloves, Bitis. DC. &C.,
cheap for cash at WOOLSET Il NELSON -t =
ocil9 Auction and GomPlisSon Merchants. =
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CANDLE wICKING: 80 Bales Of the above for 5 lie
I , by IoctIsl PRESTON BROTHERS
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IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
II Domestic pry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Idd's new building First street between Main and Syc-
more. Evansville, Ind. particular attention paid
ders.) septe3
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FRESH ARRIVAL!

oNDnFEET OF best Lime and Efee Curb stone for
ZOUU sale 10y Lmyi2-ul MOSES ROSS.
I .BALEs CANNELfoN BROWN sHEEf1SGs. Jus,
i - reed and for sale
scpts2 MORGAN; KEEN & PRESTON