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the soonea seen at distanes Why The hat Of
snd what 10 more conspicuous than shocking bad hat
Certainly nothing looks word to the wise su
eient: We shy so to hEALiO corner Of Broadway and
Canal street, and get genteel hat and your mcneyed
freI DIS will recognise you.
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STOLEN GOODS.

NorICE.-SToIEN GOODS OFFICE or THE CHIEF
IN CT Police October 49, 1852 Tho following described
property has been reported TO this ocs unclaimed
First District Police Court in Centre street, between
Leonard Fran kiln bags 81 corn do. wheat
DO coffee bbl. OF moaeses do. turpentine. kegs OF
black paint do. iron VIII ola box OF starch iron
umbrella stand lot Of tin thl horns blue calico dresses
petticoas coat rod laing, with enrc aad Hunga
rian trimming ] rope fender.
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NUEyOAy,.

MUSIC THACHER-whNTFD AT THE TROY rE.
"a male Seminary hrat rate music teacher Apply Ia
II. WILLARD, AZ Wm. Hill & Sons music stora fron
to o'clock, this sftert DON.
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WI ANTED.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w wants situation as ehamhermad and do ladieS
washing ironing The OF city reeronc can hs
given from her last place. Peass sa NJ rhirteept
street, corner Fifth avenue.
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Of all kinds Of lists and buffalo robes by tho
DOZEN low prices for cash Country will
Ar Mt this place the best and cheapest stock ia city
Cali and exanin for yourself O. u. ATKINS wholesale
Hat and Cap depot, ho 2l2 Greenwich street.
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NOrICE.-A FRIENDi.Y INTERVIEW Is DEsIREoBY
tho brother Of the lady who in company With gentle
man left the Wasf ngou house Phlaa I'D ult the West
EN- hotel New York. 23d ult the Globe hotel Brookyue
th ult the Deevan house. Albany the evening Of the
2th ult t. New York BY the Hendrix Hudson
steamer the morning Of the 2th nit. IL the lady al
ludos 70 will grant tho desired interview it will be of great
adyantare to all hc parties interested note addressed
TO NJ O., Now York Poet oee will be promptly attend
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IJERR r. A. HERTZ, Won COPENHAGEN. DER
Al fang Tuni HER sskan, wird eiwas sene WORT
heil ertah in einem schroiden Boz Post
Office, seine gitsge addresse aufgcibo. t-t
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MR.. EMANUEL BRAEDEIs, PROFESSOR OF PIANO
t and uBginx tsss TO inform the public that he
nues 70 teach ssd branches either A. his residence -
that hs pulia The brilliant attending his
proved method, enables him to give satsao
ference Please apply at $50 Bowery, from H. or and
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CENTREyIIiE COURSE, J.. I-TROTTINC TUES
~ day, October 2Pursc SSj0Thr,e mile heats, 30
CONS free for ali trottog stsotstntres 70 BE- maas
before Saturday evening % ~ o'clock Faulkner IL
uury Of East broadway aud Cathnrne street.
Three or moro to make race. aud tsJ "a 6tart
- JofL coNgLIN, Praprie.yr
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DTAN0FoRTEs.-THE BEST ASSORTMENT or PA.
Il nos in this city can be seen at the warercoms q
Lincoln X Thompson, AL broadway, including Haist,
Davis Co.'S Holan pianos q new and mess
approved scales Acknowledged superior 70 any N sne
ket Also large variety from other dtasuishea Nev
York and Boston makers Gitcrtsand others
with and without the f,olian. at various prices.
IIsCOIN AZ THOMPSON, ~ brosuwhy.
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LOST AsD gDUnD.


.as ~ = : s
cox REWARD. LOST, A BEAD PURSE, COW
H-c taiGina about 81, supposed 20 have toer y Ia
knapps In going thence to the cornec Of
Grand street sunday morning between the hours ~
ard oclo k The nader b. returning the pCrso
will tho shove reward contents 81 the same, and
also particularly otlige JAMES X Hay, los Bsgcry.
Cs1l REWARD.-LOSr, 4 RECEIPT BOOK, Sup
20 ~ posed be left In Of tho stages) containing
receipts IL the Of Woodward wiley, ard W, N.
Ashwn lG5 Eighth The above reward will be paid
on leaving IT at the above place.
GS REWARD.-SToIEN FROM THE STORE NO.
ySJ 70 Bttkman street, two rosewood camp soo T. ssas
embrode d. yellow ground and bunch o. flowers
in The middle; border ech and haiti wide.
The oWard will be paid FOR the recovery Of le above
property, by the subtcriber. LlDoLPh GEhdER.
r OsT-oN TUESDAY, IN PASSING THROUGH
IL Eleventh street. Fifth ayenuo, Wavsrley place and
Canal street small Porte Monuae. nsaning 50 Ia bills,
change The finder will be suitably ewarded by
leaving II at 100 West Eleventh. street.
Y osT-oN MONDAY LAST, IN FOURTH AYENUR,
IL Broadway Fourteenth ssroot, a Gold Chased
Bracelet hrder will no suitably rewarded retrn
ipgitto THOMAS Y. JACKSON, III Pearl street.
r oST-IN BROADWAY, BETWEEN WARREN AND
L. Eighth streets, adoube gold loctct market ~ NJ X
nainng Gaguerreotyp of two goptIcmen. With gold
81 ain attached marked D. Five iollafs 70.
ward will be paid for thcm ~ no ~ Clinton place
Y osr--A PArcEL or REcETrTrn RMS AGAINST
~ tlark ~ hno~IsSD. b.s sa.sr ~,.. shis.Stt
rsEsst b. leaving them 81 The shos 0f Dissys Hotel
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A MIDDLE AGED NAN, FROM fARIs, WISHES A
IN situation ooachmau valet de chamhrc. The best
of French reference Address r. 4 Mt 20 headc street,
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HENRY H. LEEDS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

I j. NANDEWA1ER, AUCTtONEER, WILL SELL.
- this day. October H. at hal pas ton odook, ~ the
saeroom No. IA all street. arke assortment of ouse-
hold furniture consisting Ia of suites covered with
brocatea harcloth &o etageros extension tables
mahogany and rosewood marble por and sofa
tables library and secretary bookcsses aos cabinets
work tabios wardrobcs t.tea tetes sofa9 chairs,
dvans lounges, mattresses pallissters, SC.
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RESPFCTABIE YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION
~. in 2 Wholesale uni retail hquor store. - vol
Qu5'n ted wt tho Lunrss Can give the hest Of city refer
enee orany better secnry that may required Address
L., nsrala Office
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SITUATION WANTED by A RESPECTABLE
n young woman, to do general homework al cook;
to take OF ohildrcn has objection 1.-Two in
Brooklyn William sburg Inquire at s. Greene street.
be Vel So DAYS,
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A DOP1IoN AN AMERICAN MALE CHILD, FIVE
Az months old Any peron y good circumstances Wishing
ADOPT the above htyc Interview with its talther
wich viii 10 treated conddeatiay by addressing Y. r.
l. Herald otlce
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U1VM OHfpetTHRs'-FCttTson ma HUM.
phrsy $40 Broa iwsy Of White street. Just
ceved packets hips Patrick Henry and Hendrc Hud-
SON. supply Of rich and elegant carpetngs
the latest designs also three bales Of elegant
medallion crumb cloths which they call public
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WAHTED-A FIREMAN. FOR WOOL HAT
w factory who perfectly understands the siEeinG
Of hats Address for nterview, boz 99t Post Otce
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TT n HILLS SELECT VIOLIN CLtssEs-ONE FOl
u rev begu' ere and one tor thu g-as 9, Sc 81 70
.ays,e.d purii will i'm NJ iat~y forms meds
ala spya his roeD. No rs fu't street. any = toe.
,o a. Eel ek SATURDAYS md Su ida zee ted for
rrx.s ritor pana And Ing sprly aoove-
o, .. ssss sssaas, sos.ss '. s-ssX~.As s&iA
street,
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u A.CuILTON, AUCTT0NEER -TW ENTITY SIX ACRES
liz OF lend, the North river near Dobbs Ferry
ton BY Cole and Chiffon, Tuesday Oct 49, i52 ~ Il
O'clock NJ the Merchants Exchange New York By order OF
James Hamilton ana Thomas g. 10 seii excoutors. For
full particulars advertisements In tae Morning Courier
and Evening P0st apply to the suosionser, No. Wall
nAYa
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Wlea ana Toupees.-Medhurst q Heart
VI ~ kaiden lane make the most perfect imitation Of
Natural head Of hair in the world Wig should
a TO examine them. They made Of the
front braide sc.
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hDSlvATr INSTRUCTION IN rEEMANsHIp--rHh
abscrh6t 10 prepagod 10 give Instruction IN ths
tr6 q lonaa5hr 20 ladies gentlemen 81 hiG ~
1'cadTnJ nryt oornes shove the Irving FOR sale ole
sSaA Sopy Sock. With In strnotion-yre 0, 26 oertc
0rIVNR " COIOoMrTH
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German Scott Club.

: The German Wings of Evansville, will
recolect that their Club meets this evening,
at the Scott Club Hall. We hope there
will be a full attendance. If ever there was
time when the foreigners of this country,
should feel called upon to resent the insults
which are daily being heaped upon them by
the leaders of the SO called democratic par
ty,'' this is the day. The grossest attempts
are being made to deceive them by the ene-
mics of Gen. Scott, in respect to his opin-
ions, and by men who only want their votes,
and then will turn their backs upon Germans
till another election reners their votes again
necessary. Go to the Club tonight, Wings
and Democrats.
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the Germans and Irishmen present, were too
disgustingly low, and too UNANIMOUSLY dishon-
est end disgraceful, to find a response IN the
bosom of any honest foreigner at all CONVEX
SAINT with facts.
We. have given this speech "a longer notice
than it deserved from any respectable source.
Mr.. Petit said iY he course of his remarks
his history would. be found in to-day's Journal
His speech told the history Of the man too
plainly for addition from other sources. No
remarks of ours could prove him greater
BLACKBOARD and more rascally political knave
than his own speech. All we ask is, that ne
will make the same speech over the whole
State-proving himself everywhere what we
have called him, and obtaining the disgust OF
all good citizens for the party which permits
such man to traverse the State as one OF
its Electors
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A friend writes us from San Francisco,
that the excitement for Scott in California,
exceeds all belief We cannot refrain from
making an extract or two from his le,ter,dated
July 80.
Friend .Sanders:-California has gone for
Scott!!! Set your peg there. Upon the ar
rival of the steamer on the afternoon of the
2Sth, the whole street far above that portion
called Long Wharf and for or 9 blocks be-
low, was nothing but solid mass of human
beings, all crowding down to hear the news.
AS the steamer approached the wharf and it
was ann ounced that Scott and Graham were
the men, it few like lighting throughout the
entire city; and as it passed from lip to ear
through this dense crowd, every voice seemed
to speak for California. In less than half
hour extras were proclaiming the glorious
news, and the roaring of cannon assured us
that the old Hero was once more on the field.
Men, woman and children, all seemed to re-
joice as did they when they heard OF his VIC
tories in Mexico. During the evening and
until an early bour the next morning, the
whole city seemed to be perfectly intoxlca-
ted. Dense crowds would collect in saloons
and other places of resort, and pour out their
good feeling with impromPtu gunPowder
songs, GENERALLY winding up with the fields OF
Mexico. Mexico furnishes a widc field for
such political capita and trust the wings will
not be slow in using it. For my part am
content with the nominations.
Great sums of money are already Icing
bett here, though the chances are generally
two to one in favor of Scott. But enough.
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The Hoo CRoP.-In conversation with a
gentleman connected with one of our pack
ing houses, who has travelled lately extern
sively in the State of Indiana and also in
Kentucky for the purposes ofinforming him
self correctly as to the prospects of the COM
ing hog crop, we were Informed that, accord
ing to the best information he has been able
TO obtain, the increase in guilty and quantity
will be equal to 10 per cent. over last years
crop. Contracts have been made at s. net.
The number of Indiana hogs which will be
slaughtered here this year will be much larg-
er than that of any preceding year.
Lou. Jo1. All.
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Democratic Classic Lore.

In the attempted $50 off" ofthe Old' Brass
Pieces few dights ago, he defended the
fainting scene in Gen-Pierce's history by ref
erence to "Homer's HAD"
He exclaimed that "the Great Hector had
tainted on the battle field, and lift was no dis
paragement to him why should Gen. Pierce's
fainting be so much laughed at?'
AS matter Of curiosity, We looked into the
"Iliad," to see under what circumstances the
"great Hector" did faint.
In the 18th book is recorded an account OF
a considerable fight between Ajax and Hec-
tor. That the appositeness of the reference
may be seen,we copy the poets account OF
the engagement;
1.-The first bold javeln urged by Hector's force,
Direct at Ajax bosom wing'd its course;
Itthere no pass the crossing belts AFFORD,
zone braced his shield, and sustained his swort)
Then back the disappointed Trojan drew,
And cursed the lance that unavailing flew;
But 'scaped not Ajax; his tempestuous hand
A ponderous stone up heavng from the sand,
(Where heaps laid loose beneath the warriors feet,
Or served to ballast or to prop the heet)
Tossd round and round the massive marble hlngs,
On the RACED shield the falling ruin rings,
Full on his breast ard throat with force descends
Nor deadened there its giddy fury spends,
Bat whrling on with many 4 fiery round,
Smoke in the dust and ploughs into the ground.
As when the bolt red Kissing from above.
Darts on the consec ated plaI G. of We,
The mountail,-oak in flaming ruin lie,
Rlack from the blow, and smokes Of sulphur rise,
Stiff with amaze the pale beho 'ders stand,
And own the tcrrors of the almighty hand!
SO lies great Hector PROSTATE on the shore;
His slackened hand deserts the lance 1t bore;
His following shield the fallen chief o'ersprcad;
Beneath his helmet dropped his faiRtiRg head;
His load of armour. sinking to TIE ground,
, Clanks the field; dead and hollow sound.
Loud shouts of triumph fill the crowded plain;
Greece sees, in hope! Troy scat defender slain
All spring TO seiz. him: storms 5s<rrows fly.
And thicker javelins intercept the SKY.
la vain iron tempest kisses round;
He lies protected and without wound.
Poydamus' AgcnOr the divine.
The pious warrior of Anehiscs' line,
Aud each bold leader of the lycian band
With covering shields "a friendly circlcl stand,
His nournfdl followers, with assistant care
The grooming hero to his chariot bear;
His toaDing coarsers, swfter than the wind.
| Speed 10 the town, and leavc.he war behind " Y
Now, we rather think, if Pierce had beer
| hit by piece of rock, like that cast upon
Hector, there might have been good excuse
for fainting!
"rhe Old Brass Piece must look up some
other "fainting" scene, to justify his modern
Hector in his fainting fits, or else conine him
self to the more congenial employment of de
nouncing Gen. Scott as coward and liar, a:
he did few nights ago. State Journal.
f., 10 Sto.a
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Csunpaixn Journal.

There is scarcely town or neighborhood
about Evansville, that has not sent us club
for the Campaign Journal. But there are a
Ce1c within the range of our Weekly, which
have not thus supplied themselves. We are
now getting into the very heat of the Cam
paign, and we hope Wing friends will feel
interested enough in the objects of this paper,
to at once 90 to work and help us still further
extend its circulation. The price is only
TWENTY-FIVE cents for subscribers commenc-
ing any time after this, to the last issue, whish
will give full election returns. Go to wor...
Immediately.
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To TIE Editors Of The Louisville Journal.
IxpIaNaporuS Sent , 1879

INDIANAPOLIS, sept. =, 1904.
GENTLEMEN: John Pettitt. Democratic
State eector, who prides himself on being
called the sold brass piece" made a speech
here the other night. He abused you at a
great rate, and said he would pay So for
every truth you ever told, &c. He will make
speech at New Albany on next Monday
night, and he said here that, he would speak
loud enough for you to hear him, and he
would tell you that you lied, &c. A.
John Pet,itt is the man who used annually
to disgrace himself and his State in Congress
by an infdel speech upon the motion to en-
ploy chaplain. 1t seems he charges us
with falsehood. We don't care that man.
who doesn't believe in God, should believe in
our veracity.
This man Pettitt, it appears, says that he
will, in his New Albany speech, call US a
liar loud enough for US to hear him at this dis
lance. We see no occasion for his splitting
his own lungs and the ears of his hearers.
Let him send us word that he will quietly call
us a liar to our face when he meets us in the
streets land we will go over tol NewAlbany, to
give him the opportunity Louisville Jour.
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Tie Vote on the River and Hnrbor
Hill.

ThC VOtC On DO1
Bili.
Not only are the Democrats striving tc
make the people believe that their party is ia
vorable to River and Harbor improvements
but that the Wings are opposed to them
The vote on the final passage OF the bill in
the Senate stamps the lie direct Oh this as
sumption. Read it:
YEAs-Messrs. Badger, Bayard, Bell, Bor'
land. Cass, Chase, Clarke, Cooper, Dodge
(of Wis.) Dodge, (of Iowa, Douglas, Felch
Fish, Foot, Geyer, Hale, James Jones, Col
Iowa,) Jones, (of Tenn) ManguIn, Miller
Morton, Pearce, Pratt, Rusk, Seward, Shields
Smith, Spruance. Stockton, Summer, Under
wood, Upham, Wade, Walker %.
NAYs-Messrs. Adams, Atchison. Bradbu-
nv, Bright, Broadhcad, Brooke, Butler, Charl-
ten, Clemens, Dawson, Desaussure, Downs,
Grier, Hamlin, Houston. Hunter, Hallory
Mason, Merriwether, Norris, Soule, Toucey
Weller-23.
ABSENT OR NOT VoTISG-Messrs. King,
Sebastian, Davis, WhitcOmb-4.
But two Senators claiming to be Whigs
Dawn and Brooke voted against the bill
all the rest of The Wigs roted for it. Teen
ty-one Democrats roted against the bin, and
three dodged the rote. Pierce's bosom friend
Norris voted no, and so did Hing, the Demo
cratic candidate for Vice President. Presi-
dent Film ore will sign the bill. Were
Pierce President he would reto It.
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6TOn looking over file of the Philadel-
phia Saturday Courier ofSeptember, ls47,
a neutral paper,we find the following account
of Pierce, then on his way to Mexico. Read
it, and Judge.
Keenly looking to the future, and fearing
peace which would disband the volunteers,
he refused to accept the generalship unless
he received with his commission, sir months
full pay, and rations for man and horse, in ad-
rance, which, extraordinary, as it may appear
and unprecedented in the army, was granted
and paid to him before he mounted his charger
or received the sword purchased for him by
the ladies of Concord, N. H., where he was
a practicing attorn ey,
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Messrs. McCarty 81 Wright.

Candidates for Governor will address their fellow citi
at the following times and places and they respect
fully request their fellow citizens give notice Of til.
same.
New Albany; Floyed CO. Fridy, Sept. "a.
Hardinsburgh, Washington co. Saturday Sept, %.
Paoli, Orange co, Monday Sept. %.
Bedford, Lawrence co, Tuesday, Sept. %.
Mt Pleasant, Martin co, "Wednesday, Sci t. 90.
washington, Davies co, Thursday, Sept. 30.
Jasper, Dubois co, Friday, Oct. l..
Petersburgh, Pike co, Saturday, Oct. ..
Boonville, Warrick co, Monday Oct.
Newburg, Warrick co, Monday, Oct. 4.
Evansville, Vanderburgh, co, Tuesday Oct. ).
Princeton, Gibson CO. Wednesday, Oct. q.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTNO SINKING FUND BORROWERS,--Wherein interest
L due and unpaid the first day of July last on
loans from the sinking Fund the lands morig: gcd in
security will he advertised about the first day OF October
mex, TO be sold on the second Saturday in December
When not than years interest. prior
si fist day of July. May be due. and the security is
deemed sufficient; payment OF such interests will not be
cxactc, il tbc borrowers shall forward 10 this Office
written agreement pay interest the interest due
and withheld. J. MORRISON, Prest.
SINEtSG FrND OFFICE, septI02w
indianapolis, Sept. ], 1Ss2 State Sentinel.
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Eaciged Out...F a. m nm liked.

John S. Petit had an appointment to talk
yesterday at Princeton, and posted Oft in the
cars early in the morning to fulfill it. good
many Democrats were in from the country,
on hands for the happy event. John j. Chan
der, Esq, of this city, Wing District Eector,
hearing of the rascally speech made by Pet
tilt here the night previous, and anticipating
its repetition at Princeton, got out of sick
bed, was carried to the cars, and 10! when
Dir. p. stepped out of the cars at p there was
an opponen. Petit forthwith told his friends
that when he made the appointment, he did
not know any one was to reply to him, and in
such case signifed he could do no good! He
backed OUT! Mr.. Chandler made up for the
deficiency, by speaking over two hours to the
Democrats assembled, a large crowd, although
he had to stand on one leg all the time! Mr..
Petit sloped TO Vincennes. Bah! That
man ought to be turned out of his party
He is disgrace to even it.
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A CARD.
BOOTS & SHOES! BOOTS & SdOESY
By the Package, Dozen, or ct Retail,

4 BOUT the 18th of ScDtember next expect To
IA open, in Evansville, large and very well assorted
lot Of BOOTS and SHOES, which were selected with
much by experienced buyer in Boston and vari-
manufacturing districts in Massacu cts from first
hands, comprising the very best work. such bear the
brands of slocunib Partridge, Wood Allen Flag, aud
Ryan's fine Philadelphia work, &c.
We commence business in Evansville exp cling and
intending TO become permanent citizens, and hope 10
merit both custom and confidence.
Our Store is Main street, Babceck * Brothers.
Aaroware stand. Please call on
v. X. HENDRICKS e. co.
Our Retail Rooms will be furnished with Naw Eng
land Custo work. such has, perhaps, been kept
in Evansville; and such as We will warrant in writing.
sept V. X. ii. co.
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DRUNKENNESS IN BOSTON, The united
testimony of the Watch department, is that
there was never so much drunkenness at night
in Boston as at the present time.
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O~The Potato crop in New Hampshire is
said to be seriously damaged by the 'rot."
Yes, and there is small specimen Of the
g tater'' in that state, we are informed, has
been seriously injured by the "Hale."