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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

TIE FLATEoAT MURDER.-It appears that
Miller and Garner, the owners of the flatboai
on which two murders were committed near
Troy, Indiana, are the persons murdered. Mr.
Garner, brother of the murdered man, and
Mr. Smith, an uncle of Miller, came down on
the Fort Pitt yesterday, and have left for
Troy to take charge of the bodies. Two men
employed OH the boat are suspected of being
he perpetrators. A reward of $500 is offered
for their arrest and conviction. Miller and
Garner had about Sl,7OO in money, chiefly in
Missouri fifties, twenties, andten dollar bills,
and some Kentucky money Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

A Passive THoUGnr.--Rothschild is fore
cd to content himself with the same sky as
the poor newspaper writer, and the great
banker cannot order private sunset, or add
one ray to the magniicence of night. The
same air swclls all lungs. Each one possess
es, really, only his own thoughts and his own
senses, soul and body-these are the property
which u man owns. ali that is valuable is
to be had for nothing in this world. Genius.
beauty and love are not bought and Sold
You may buy rich bracelet, but not well
turned arm to wear ia pearl necklace, but
not pretty throat with which it shall VIC
The richest tanker on earth would vainly o.
fer fortune TO be able to write a verse lk e
Byron One comes Into the world naked
and goes out naked; tho difference in the
linencss of a bit of linnen for shroud is not
much Man IS handful of clay, which turns
quickly back again into dust.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

TRADING WvEs.-An interesting and nov
ell case came off last before Clark Miles, Esq,
Justice OF the peace, of which the following
are the particulars .rf~rqA-
Two men and their wives living in the same
house, across the river, by mutual consent,
agreed to trade wives pro tempore. Title was
convey cd, and possession delivered, and mat
tiers passed along smoothly for weeks, when
Mrs. -, prcferring her old husband to
her new one. wanted to trade back, but the
other parties, satisfied with the bargain, would
not consent where upon Mrs. entered
n complaint against them, and upon examina-
ton they were committed to the county Jail.
The funniest of the affair is that the COM
plainants were as guilty as those complained
Of, and they are permitted to 30 UNPUBLISHED
while the others suiier.-[ Oshkosh Courier
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NOTHING LIKE EQUALIrY IN MARRIAt

NOTHING LIKE EQUALrrY IN MARRIACE.-
]. J. V. is in love with young woman
beneath his own station in life; his aristo-
cratic friends upbraid him for thinking of her
and say that he ought rather to look above
than beneath his own rank in choosing a
lie. But what is the young woman to do!
The same advice viii do for her. She ought
to look above her own rank; and the lady
who marries . man beneath her is Us devoid
OF spirit as the man who marries woman be-
meath him. We believe such counsel to be
positively immoral. There is nothing like
equality inmarriage; the man who has q
conscience to rise above his own rank should
accord the same privilege to woman Also
Notice to Correspondent Of Family Herald,
Eng.
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Dis. Al. vANDERsEECE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky


Late professor OF the Ecole CIiniouc Medicine Of har
lmsciale Paris, having been pract cling Medicine %
Years past, 49, -
REGS leave TO announce his friends ard the public
~ generally that he still continues devote his time
and attention TO the alienation human suffering by
curing the following diseases: Coughs Colds Asthma
flts Dropsy Dyspepsia, Liver complaints Biles Fistu'
las eout rheumatism, scrofua. White Sweliirys lis
eases OF the skin, Nervous affections: Fever and Aguc
ialous complaints &C., dc. n 4 III
-. The success which DIR. W hasmci with by his pccu
r wa! oil treating all Kinds of diseases has been as
onlsg-curing The most desperate cases AFTER repeated
ures oi the most eminent Eieioners in the Country
ro"i oil the Doetor sIncrs; nHtrica he will unacr-
Ac le cure oil all patients without charge excepting
the cost Of the medicine reouir nc no fee I ft,!r i
restoration of their health and the f stisf,ction of
Wy: Pseh hhhd OF the beneft conferred This is a..
cases with his practice " AL "''
Persons afflicted with Bilious, DC. &c. can have them
ca & anu permanently cured 10y DIR. V. and
Families suffering with Irregularities nervousness de-
o ~c' can Dc permanently cured by the Treatment of
br sahdersiice Ladies etn scriles nor ls, deli
eaey hinder you froa applying in proper person. when
you can DC so readily restored 10 healih ~ u
Diseases oil apccrar character are guaranteed 10 DO
removed IN q lew days. radically without offensive or
deicserious medicines DR. " being e,insIy s,,,ceS
tdl IN this branch of prseee Pat ents woul sye much
lme ana money, 10 say nothing of suxety of mind by
GIVING MN an early ch. lie warrants an no matter how
severe and long standing il NAV have been atho ouch
cure or no pay nviids Your true interest IS ~ apnIy
70 pr. " at once who has the proper medicues meet
DR.. panderice begs leave TO sav further that he has
wlth INN RENE es prepared in scientific and skillful
hner uder his own eye To each and all diseases
III WHICH ms attention has been soiOnWih full direction
how ia use them; therefore inyalids from any section OF
the country by addrcssin letter post l.i 10 lie doc
tOr. stating symptoms cSe and enclosing ice, can hay
ADVICE aild medicine sent them. ,E
TO 6 y. NJ. =
FIhe doctor may be found at tho Pavilion Hotel ON
front street on and alter this date lie will remain
/ sonic elgat or ten DAYS.
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Look an ssiarpEy as Evans Escstau-
rant.

nLD DOCTOR ETANS-of svans' Restaurant has the
" pleasure to inform his numerous friends and the
public thai he is in receipt Of fine, fresh Baltimore oys-
tcrs, out OF the big drink and he believes
his arrangements for continuous supply Of the 6iraoe
are such will not fail. Eyans' Larcr viii well sup
lies and especially the SICK invited send in their
orders. anl they SHALL be supplied long there is Il
shot ih tho locker" noy6
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DanseI Wcbstet.


"Ralc autumn winds Rude autumn wlhds'
Husll'd DC your stormy breath
For Coumbacs z fed son now lies
In tho INV site siecpof death;
Strcw We the foliage lightly
Above that sacred rest,
For neverInorc will the trumpet fame
Thrill ihro' his quiet breast. J.
In vain love interccding,
In hope bedcw'd with tears,
In vain Nations pleading q 81 81 e.
No voice the conqueror hears;
Eui with the mission sN lilly
Dcscen Ting from on high,
CO. Severed than mightyspirit rrf
From every earthly tie. AafE
Draw down your pcnnous, mariners,
As yc toll upon the wave.
And wccp for the .'Old DCfcDder"
Must lie in the lowly grave
No his burning, eloquence
VIII shake Old England soil, fr
To claim for you Ito sacred rights
Bought in the battles toll
Weep nation, as yc bid farewell
To your "harp" of varied song,
For ncycrmorc will ye list to hear
The music of its song
'Ns:lth i.rcr skies on imm 1T shores,
Ii is tuned to themes ANEW;
But with closing eye and cXpi.iag breath
lis strings were swep.f1r YOU. Nj. S. }.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

MORE LAED.-Itis said that the tract oil
land lately ceded to the United States by the
Siotx Indians, is about 800 miles long by 40
broad makes 10000 square miles, or more
than twice as much as the whole of England.
The whole district is made up ofthe most fer
tile land in the world, and will ere long be
among the most productive and valuable por-
tons of the Republic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

ALMOST OAR Now.--The following anec-
dote illustrative of railroad facility, is very
pointed: A traveller inquired of negro the
the distance to a certain point.
dat ponds on circumstances" replied the
darkey. al you gwine afoot, it'll take you
about day; if you gwine in dc stage or de
homnebuss, you make it in a half 4 day; but
you get in one OBJ desc smoke wagons, you
be almost dqr 1OlC!''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

'.' LOUISVILLE CoURiER.-Wm. d. Gallagher
Esq, formerly Of the Cincinnati Gaz9ttc, has
purchased an interest in tie Ic;ssyile Cour-
ier, and viii hereafter lend his best efforts TO
make that paper everything e%ecll1nt as its
patrons may desire. Mr. Garagher has a
high literary reputation, and will doubtless add
much to the interest Of that cid standard pa
per. With Hallefman and Gallagher at its
head, the Courier must certainly even In
crease its wide spread circulation, and its a.
ready excellent reputation.
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GOODMAN g. SERING,
Vote CT louisville.
Total. 2723
Piercc's majority IL.

0SFScott was never beaten by the British
or enemies ofhis country. 1t took American
citizens to lex him. The fact is, however,
Scott never knew how to rUain his life, SO no
wonder he did rot run well in this race, es-
peciaily when he had the Br fish after him
with Pierce at their head
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NOTICE.

Z HEREBY notify all persons who may be interested,
that shall proceed to enforce the ordinance against
all persons who shall hereafter obstruct the sidewalks
after dark by leaving boxes, barrels, Stoves the
lso, for not keeping the sidewalk AMI gutter
clean IN OF their premises. Please lkc heed
this is the last notice. GEO. W. GLOVER,
noy53t City Marshal.
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- The New Orleans pitaguna

o. The New Orleans Pitayuno announ-
p, ces the return to that city o. the u. $. OF
q ficers from the passes OF tic Mississippi.
where they had been for a.weel examining
" the mouth to ascertain tho lest manner ofap-
plying the Congressional appropriation
The. investigation Of the commission have
developed many interesting and curious GEO.
'tzslegical phenomena.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

'.fr DHATH AND THE PEEsIDENcv.-Only two
u OF the eminent men, who have been voted
for, during the last thirty years, for President
q are now alve-Van Buren, and Cass. Craw-
ford, Writ, dickson, Adams, Harrison, Cal
j, houn, Polk, Clay, Taylor and Webster, are
now 10 more Van Bu,en and Tyler are
.s, the only living ex-Presidents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

CHANGE OF FAsHIoN.-A gentleman who
had been desired by his wife to make pur-
chase for her at a miliaer's, being requested
on his return, by friend to call in, begged
to be excused, as be had bought bonnet for
his vile, aud was afraid the fashion would
chance before he cot home.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

~ elias man." asked Il prisoner of
magistrate, ga right to commit u nuisancep'
mo, sir, not even the Mayor"
'Then, sir, cii.iin my liberty. l was ar
rested us nuisance, and as DO one has right
to commit me, move for u non-suit."
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I@Iienderson county, KY, gave Scott 10
majority. 1t gave Gov. Powell about $50 ma
jor;ty, if we recolcct rightly.
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OEFThc reports by telegraph, (if correcD
indicate that the Democrats have carrie
Rhode Island by about SEQ majority.
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0F Tennessee has doubtless gone 70
Scott. Small wing 20 ms in almost ever
precinct.
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FOR RENT.

A DWELLING House, containing good sized rooms
n DC, with of ground attached, under good
fences and improvements, two cisterns, stable, c &C.
Handsomely situated on the Boonyile Road, mnledi.
aely adjoining the city. Apply ITO
noYi JOHN J. CHANDLER.
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MApIsoN. Oct 30. 1852.

Mcssrs. HUFFMAN, CUNNINGHAM q co..
The number of hogs now contracted for at
this city is 10000 head. Last season the
whole number packed here was $4,000. At
indianapolis, Terrc Haute, Lafayette, and
the chief packing points in Indiana we have
sufficient information to know that $1,000
more hogs have been contracted for than
was packed last season. The number of
hogs vet unsoll is larger than many antici-
pate, and the entire crap is unusually large.
Our market is dull; 10 one anxious to buy /;
but few offering, and 50 net is the highest
Ggurc offered. Yours, 9-r ~ -
.i GOODMAN g. SERING,
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a rLEyfATiiAS.--Dafius Dawson has ssu-
ed plan by lithograPh for the construction
got an immense steamship CA the model here
toforc constructed by HIN, 10 Be 700 feet in
length, driven by sixteen separate engines,
having total OF 5000 horse power, at the av-
erage speed Of twenty live miles per hour,
.alnd to have berths and state rooms for three
thousand. passengers. These figures seem
large ones, but we are travelling very fast
q towards their realization.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06

0TAlbany city, N. Y, gives Scott 80
maj ority instead of $50 for Pierce, as frs
represented.
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House TO Rent.

4 GOOD tenement on the corner of Locust and FRS
~ st. pleasant location, aud sufficient room for
good izcd family. Enquire Oh the premises
noy6 FRANCIS LINCk.
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The returns from New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Virginia and Ohio, arc un favorable to
Scott
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or 1t is suggested that the Whig party
obtain the candle ends left at tAa Scott Club
Hall, and have 4 tallow light procession, car
ryihg. the Scott & Graham dag, and one
end of the first pole that didn't stay
put up. A sec-saw might also be intro
duced with the ''Whig Platform" at one end,
and The Bgobdignag editor with his arms full
Is OF public documents to balance, at the other
p first one going up, then the other, to repre-
81 sent tSo parties. Good idea.
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assortment of easy pieces arranged for young per-
formers ON the Piano Forte just received and for saio
by sept2l I. CONJUNCTION d co.
CoIToN YARN.-Ioo bags just reed per y. NJ. Patton
I i for sale by , +. GILBERT d CO.,
iyI5 Sycamore near Mater.
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OFLancaster Co., Pa, is reported to have
given Scott $500 maj.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY

| " H. COOK has this day opened, in mr. Iinck's new
II. building, on First between Main and Locust, .
splendid stock Of Family Groceries winch nc Will DC nap
~ 70 M for cash or exchange for all kinds of Produce
1 ina2-f
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FOUND.

ON Main ST.. between and Cd Wallet pockctbook
J contangint' money, which the owner can have by
calling the Subscriber and paying for This notice.
Eoy4 .T JAMES STEELE
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nATENT SAFETY FUSE casks best quality IN
packages Of 100. Geo. $50 and 500 feet each for sale
low by S. h. GILBERT d co.
oct.9 Sycamore near Water.
lust RECE1VED-J0 Boxes Cheese: $50 Gross Match
ocss j. &w. RILLY.
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nj al OYsTERs.-The Evans Restaurat yester-
e day received 4 large lot Of fresh oysters in
II &c. Those who have lost oyster bets. can
nov pty ap. Call early.
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FOR RENT

TINE House occupied at present 10y Mrs Pitts, rs n
Il boarding house. on Water street next door " the
Tlegrah Office, will be vacated the lst OF November.
and nred for rent For Observation-Disclosures enquirer OF
octa7 L. U. O'RlLEY.
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four years up Salt River, and returned hone
to vote, that excellent quarters have been
prepared for Whiggery at the extreme so'Fc2
Of that river. The Locos, however, req'ieat
the Wings to leave these quarters in just as
good condition they find them, as they, the
olI.Ocos, expect to goback there in 1876. we
,,a assure them, that their request shall be com
piled with, and all proper preparations made
in the meantime for sending the whole party
up Salt River in 1856, with neatness and des-
,ot patch.
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mayx1rD.

On the 81 inst. by the Rev. :. d. Cowan. NR. AARON
Shelby OF the frin of Shelby u Bethel, Newburh. and
Miss Many v, dug aisI VI zen. Joseph aae.
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U5-We world be pleased 10 receive com
municatiOnsiiro,u those disposed to write, on
any literary or miscellaneous lbject-preler-
ring prose to poetry, unless the poetry b
Zee poetry. saAnythingwci enough written for
publication, on suitable su,gecss, VIII certain
ly find admission 10 oar columns, Il the name
of the author is sent W lhtlie article. Com
administrations without the names o. authors,
-, q. may not receive any attention.
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LEATHER.

w nav" just reed from New York the finest lot of
w Leather. eve sold in this place. consisting OF Tho
l"liowing, To which We Invite the attention the pablo
generally.
IL dozen Phil. New York fine calf skins;
do assorted colorcd Innings; --f
] do bindings; 80
Besides large lot OF home manufactured Lcaihcrs.
ocis5 Times eoPyl PRESTON BRoTHEKS.
nRAPTS > re undersigned will collect drafts on
England and Germany, iroush iiicir friends
"A New York. MORGAN KEEN O. PRESTON
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SP L CIAE NOTICES.

EVANSVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Tho Introductory Lectare for the present session win
be delivered by Prof. Ronads at The Methodist Chanel
on the evening of "Wednesday Sd inst. commencing at
O'clock. Tho public generally respectfully invited
to attend. oc,oo
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s-asa M4soMc.-The Masonic celebration at
% Henderson was attended by a nun5cr o.
brethren from tbs city. They spea in high
% terms OF the cordial treatment; hey receive =
esr The address was delivered by ------.
. After the ceremonies, the whole company sat
li.,down to an elegant dinner prepared ter the
occasion. Notwithstanding tho weather was
dissgfeable, everythi ne passed of admirably,
- and reflected credit to those engaged.
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BUsINEss.-A little staq nation in business
has been experienced in consequence ct the
49,, election. Our merchants hope soon tosee
their largely increased fall bps,aess again
i.,ueon mence. They have procured Il general
assortment of gods for the county d4e,
49,, and We can see no reason for the rc.lil nier-
sa' chants TO go elsewhere for small stock
~ large personal expenses, Insurance., and a
oGollar hundred for freight can al be saved
here, and as good bargains given. d.
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NJ SALT rRIvER. We understand from cur
- Loeofocolt friends who have been spending
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DowDER-3Oo kgs. assorted brands. for sale by
l. aug25 Sc. GILBERT d co.
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aF>If any Locoloco thinks "reccnt events
have knocked the good humor or u particle OF
Whiggery out ofas, he IS as most. miserably
mistaken man. We do feel little used up
Of politically, mentally and pecuniary, bun our
- opponents are worse used Up rrorally if they
FL have particle OF conscience LETT to EEL their
own destitute condition in that particular. II
60 those of our patrons, who have any money
left, will divide with Us TO The extent Of their
bills of indebtedness to this Office, we shall
baa be very happy little man yet As it is,
there's lots of fun left in US, and VIE intend
letting it out occasionally. ta
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GOO LBS CanvaSscd Hans (eNira;) 1000 Bs Should
lStttO dcrs, just reed and f.r sale
noye COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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BOOT AND SHOE MANU-PACToRY.

|nIIl LOOK HERE SIS doz. Chickens 50 do Ducks
" Is do Tsrkcys, just reed and for SHE ~
move COOKS IA MlLl GROCERY.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR

1EUNDLES SEA 1ESS BAGS:
- 1000 hand and for sale 10y JAS. Low & co.
Oct29 AZ Min 81. Louisville, ny.
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FEW yOnng men Others to employ In gcntecl
n pa, ing business IL is mol necessary for capital,
nor is il pcding affair but of the Tsi responsibility
aud viii pay a handsome remuneration over cxpcnocs.
No Cuban cxpeditioe.
j. = Mons need apply without the best Of reference
W.1HoRNIIILI.E, General .4geHt.
At the Sherwood House I'LL "Wednesday, Sd DAY OF
November. lSJ5 hoy22ts
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To1TON YARN AND RAFTING Just Received a
~ fresh lot OF 5, g. and eco Cotton Yarn and Hating,
for sale low 1T Wholesale or Retail 10y -I.eff
oct29 SHAkhLIN d REILLY.
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HARDWARE.

SHASKLlN d REILLY, are eciing out of The Hard
~ trade and wish 20 sell OF their Stock Hard
ware at cost Carpenters and others nting liardw
will please call and examine our stock AZ they will find
it 10 their interest 10 Dc before purchasing. elscw ere
-oct99 SHANK!,IN a. REiII.N
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LARD OIL.

JOHN C DEVEREUX Jr.,-His on hand and for sale
by the Barrel single llon rate article OF Lard
Oil, which We will sell very low. .h
move JOHN G.. DEVEREUX Jr.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR
LseR sale al 50 10 10y wholesale and $3.50 10y rctas
q froI his day tile further notice. ERqairc vt
noyI (Tincs Copy CRY MILLS.
I BLASTING P0WDER--lJ kegs superior GGrty, 10
1 } sal,3 by >. h. GILBERT ~ 60.
octssg Sycamore near Mater.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-06
MUSIC.

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