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VALUABLE LAND AND FARM FOR



10y virtue of an order Of the County Court
ID pertaining To- the estate, Of deceased per.
>ui-, held ia and for the county of Harrison,
N the State of Texas, on the last Monday IN
December. u 1881, the sgued, admin
i>irltar. of the Estate Of Thomas Murphy
deceased viii offer to tn. highest bidder At the
rour house door, IN the town OF Marshall, ON
the hr,t ruc>da, IN February next tls5a,l be-.
tween the hour, of 10 O'Clock a NJ and !
ocluck 7 NJ Eigh hH7f'sd and Fhr'y- -Four
,erss N Ldnd the tract uu winch " lliam
Davenport turmcri, resided, aud on which the
anil, 81 sand dcccdrni l. now lbiug
The above tract ct lud l. situated about
four mile, Southwest from Ia" town of Mar.
shall, ana j. the best quaIi}y of land tu be- found
"a Eastern Texas lh,tc are about NO hun
Jred add hfs acres "a high stale ot cuitnu-
Iuu, ard q ucW piu nous, and cotton gin IN
tie Premises, br-ldr- dazzling buu>e, and other
ucee.~aty bindings, and mprot cments. LooA
out fsf a iHrgdH -
TtnN>.--h credit of one, Two, and three
year, NIL hc gwen, charming cigti per crui per
.alnnm interest from the da, ut sale. Bond
md approved security. "iih q NOR tiagr al the
property ~il lee required Of the purchaser
VI. D\N E\pOkl, ,.,.,.
JAMES MD\\iEI
= M
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u We have 10 present oar readers thus
wee. with another ialf sheet but We promise
Guy next i,,ur shall be- full size, ~ we lave
.omr paper nov IN Shreveport.
81 We have received NJ of No' II ii
the Jefferson llcraid, greatly enlarged under
the editorial control ii } ". flEsis Esq
Nj + huuorcd u. With vista icW DAYS ago.
Wills ia attendance at our District Court. lie
i, a talented aud courleod, Young lawyer. aud
will no duubG prove onr Of the hr,ghtc-, - in
the Texas GALAXY of the editorial corps. W.
are happy - thu, opportunity of extending
TO HIM the J : Of fraternity, and hope We may
never be under tue painful uccc>sit, 81 raising
the OF " .lfare against hun but that our poo
lticd opnon- may run an the SANE good
cause.-The cau.r Of our country. MAY he A,.
ways keep his , stand On has T. aud O., and
pursue - course, never turning to HE II
nor to the IL May his be- short aud
sweet, and has paper circulate over broad
And with ALL may his stafs bcuumrru :, and al
IN, pocket, anI h. purse be- fall OF s ), thai
he may tau, IN, T., and increase IL wcirght a
thousand l.
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MAxsssALL Music slaiOOL.

PROF SUMMERS and MISS
\. dunn, ohrr their services to
W. " the citizens OF Marshall, aud sur.
rounding country, ~ teacher, OF the science of
Nueal and Instrumental Muse Their School
" tii commence on the fret Monday IA Frbrus.
n, at the room heretofore occupied las Prof
Summer, aud Mrs Morris. They viii ha,, a
sufficient number OF tine lusrrnmri-, ,uch a,
iauus, Guuar- Accoricuns. Nnlin-, Niolon-
rrIlo-, and Organ. with large supply of fash
loHlbir Music. selected from the best authors,
tor the accommodation ut ther pupils.
Tn, promise unde, died attention to their
students, aud a-h - liberal share OF patronage
TERMS
For instruction on Piano. and Use Of
instrument 80 90
For instruction on Guitar and USE of
instrument IL 90
,uu - 81 1852 Wilt
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II Read the ADVERTISEMENT of l-of SUa-
xeRs aud Mss DusS. II j. conceded iv all,
we b-it.,r, vino hisc witnessed the ~ucrcs- ui
hi, pfoic,~iotl MIS- u - spoken oi - an
accomplished young Lady, aud wrIl doubtless
rive satisfaction
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BY yOUN 4. CAMPBELL.

Fourteen Hundred and Ihuiy. >,I Acres
Of Land for Saie,ii
700 ARE IN culiiys,ion--all fresh land
D-O good n,gro quarters, all weath.bosrd.
ed, z cd cotton gan, press, and -crea-nlI
new good stables snd cft--ali hew.d logs
mud shielded good mule sheds, tots, etc con-
for adj. hewed.log dwelling, four ROOMS and a
porch ia front, good mea,.hou-e, .tor" room,
carriage house. Sc. -pi,h and wood shops,
smith tools, farming utensils 1000 bb- corn,
! 3 stack fodder. oai-, peas. potatoes, 90. a
large stock of cattle aud hogs; - aud -
gecring. etc, will be- sold with the place, If de.
sired by the purchaser, or any part Of the above
named property. SIX never fiillug spring. on
the premises, and yer, healthy Is miles vast
Of Jrirr.on, 81 mile, uurlh OF Clinton, IN
Cas- county. For terms apply 10
JOHN g. C\MPBt Ill. or to
THOMAS ROPER, On the place.
Jefferson. Twas Sep. %, 1881. Is
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ETIEKS "t administration an the estate
of Charlie, II lapuc, Il, rra-rd ven gran
ted to the uuirr-igu,d. 10y the County Court
nrrtntnius ia the estates OF deceased persons, M
and for Nh. County of Harrison, IN thu state of
T,xa-. on the 1T dAy of January. A 1882
Tn. is therefore 10 give notice that all pF>"n-
ho,inp claim, apaus, -ald estate will b, expect
ed 10 present them within the time pre-
,.rllsd hy law ,duly authenticated and those m
d,h,ed 10 the same are hereby requested to
axe immedi ,ic payment I,
WILLIS II CllELDRESS, Adm.
Ian al 1882 MI ht
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On Tu-s,iny evening hot. by Rev ] " sn,hn Nj
tisars. "f Cherokee county to Mrs R.cn,,L
\ WALLS nj ih- resdrucc Of her father Col Jane,
" cIl. ia thu county
CT With Tic -bo,. not,r~ We received = lars. cake
40 ie,fie Ut about ID, .ii- Il Jsses n chalk =
May peace pr~lsrity snd happiness attend the young
couple
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To Purchasers Of ClethinG, &c.
Alfred Wunroe 4 Co.. ~ Mogas,ss s,res
Owe Price store.

HERE may he found The asg~s, and best
AVA assortment Of Cioth'nf of ever, descsip-
ton IN Nsc Ori,ors. AT TN. s.,abiisi,u,eus
every article Is Offered st the loves, price at
which It cnn b. sold aud no reduction can in
any Instance b. made. Purchasers. NhSther
they NJ. good or bad Judges OF III, quality Of
Goods inay resi- Hs.urtu OF ohisininy ever, At.
ticlr at The very Invest pric., ~ihvut the
irouble Of beating down, or III. ..sf Of being
CHEATED We hsse but one price iot Goods,
and tina, in,arHhi, /, The loves, in the city.
Our stock Of Clothing and Furnishing Good,
IS n"w very .arsc. comprising very full a.
-uftueut all mudt h u, latest nnc tost tnan
u.r, and wAftuntco Ia cs.ry respect.
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t'AI rios

rAi IWN
HEREBY torcwarn all persons from ,rc-s.
passing on my lands On HARRISON and Pamela
confess or from cutting down ct carrying III
timber from the same. Any per~un or per-on-,
thu, offending, vii be prosecuted 10 the extent
vi the law.
EDW ARD SMITH
Nov =, 1871. MO o.
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MIDDLETON. rousoft III W. : f. Mfppl,ro. Of
fauuln county. Teas date Of Montgomery Aisham.
NE. Twenty .ihfe. Year,. nine months. AID t~rnty
= gir day
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Standardization Notice.

Administration Notice.
ETCEkS Of administration having been
granted to the undersigned on the estate
of Robert G. Clark, deceased, by the County
Cnuri OF Npshnt county, p'r'aining to the .>-
tate. 81 deceased persons, al the November
term thereof, A. D. 1881. All persons having
claim, arnlns, -aid estate are hereby no'lh.d
to prr..n, the SANE within the time prescribed
by law and Nil persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate pay men'.
Thu. III, 10th dav Of December 1851
JOHN B. ROARk Admir-
ian. J. 1852 n97 o.
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HekubAI AaAc VSStVtS.
fti Fort taddo, Benton,
.Q Sml,hland, jefferson. and ali in.
!. tcrmcGm'r Landings on the l.asr
The tine passenger steamer, D-eeulJ. X. IL
Mefln Master, hn,lng bren thoroughly over
hauled, painted, repaired, aud rriili,d, viii re-
SUM her regular ttip' 10 the abnte ports as
-Gon a. the water viii pcrinit, and ~ili con.
thu. "a the trade during the season. Thank
iu for the liberal patronage heretofore hr-
slowed upon them, her officers hope by strict
attention to the interest OF shippers aud coin-
fort of passengers, to meet a continuance OF
the SANE.
New Orleans, Oct. l0ih, 1851 ,3 MS If
'l,WlBIlI & EDWARDS, Copper. Tin
/ and Sheet Iron Wortsrx No. 10 New
Leye., between Gravlcr and poydrd- streets,
are prepared to do a. kinds of work in tn.
a owe ltnr. Steamboat aud Plantation work
done IN the best manner. on the shortest notice,
on the most reasonable trttnc Also, on hand
large assortment co. tnpsing, Ntsdm Boat,
and BIZ ROpm Siotes. of every sise and de-
,cripiloH. also, all KIND Of House work
such Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c All orders
thankfully received. and promptly attended to.
TWlBlll. y EDW ARDS.
New Orleans, June 20. $50. NJ ",
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| EIlEK> ct Administration were grantee
l. ,u thr undersigned "n ,hc estate ct scot
Nudcr-H,r. decreased, uy tr County tuur
y, tilumug i"r,raic~, held IN and tuf the county
pf ilaru."u Texas, on tine lall day of Dcvom
her, r. 1871
Al tcr'.on-, therefore, having claim, against
said ,>latcWt,l present hem duly authenticated
within the umc prescribed m Law, aud iho,'
ud,ht,d 10 the -aluc ~iU please make nnnic
ditp paNmaul
EL\ AA\DEkSLlCE
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Vcrsssl1usge.

EAl <FSTOCk Ms, Nciuct's Canadian, and
PLy7e'. tome 'rrnliuge, Tor sale 10y
~ A\> SANDERS, a co,
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BEN N\DER>LltE, \Jm'.
wv ~NlIll,
),
Administration \ot,Gc.

EftLKS 1T Administration were granted
to iu,. uudvr.i.nri ou the estate Of lo-rpi
= Howell. decreased. hy the touutS court per
,aiun,r io estates held IN aad tar he couuty
Of II 7r,.on. fc>a-, on the 27lh day OF Oclo.
ben A p 1851
Al p,f-n.-, therefore, having claims against
-lid estate. NIL present them iuls authentic tird
WITHIN tlc uur ptr.crhrd hy law. and those
md, bred to the sane Will mlkr payment
iiipN\> T.. HOW Eli. Adm'-,
Ian 81 1904 n41-bi.
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Ir The great Ioat,ian. aud Texas Raj
nett Mouiay,
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pccooiu, consideration ror wh'cl' She re-.
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1 LARGE quantity of =. Townsend
~ Snr,apari'la. A. TO It's virtues, Il /, IN.
questionable. For sale by
EVANS, SANDERS. ~ co.
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lT Flour down 10 EishI Dollar, IN ShrcV
port.
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|, Is sand HAT .hru' too GcruHn- Will .rnN
Cleveland. ONO. Ter tl,,r tithcrlant 10 pruu
pate IN the cNpcelrd revolution thcrr ia Ma'
neat
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" n pOtG, Of Pamela county, /, g can.
d,dt, f,t District Attorney OF the Sixth Judl.
cal District
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An D\\ E\pOkl, l.,.
JAMES MDA\iEI.
IAN Z lStl nat 81
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trees should be kept in healthy condition by
scraping, when necessary, and by alkaline
u-aahes

How TO "FINIsH" DENOMINATION the A..
tainment of this end, Punch gives the following
directions:
I. Be always telling her how pretty she ia.
2. lusill into her mind proper love ofdress.
B. Accustom her to SO much pleasure, that she
is never happy at home.
4. Allow her to read nothing but novels.
5. I. aeh her all the accomplishments, but
none Of the utilities OF life
b. Keep her in the darkest ignorance of the
mysteries of housekeeping
Z. Initiate her into the principle that it is vul.
gar to do anything for herself
3: To strengthen III s belief, let her have a
ladies' mind
3. And Lastly, having given her such an edu'
cation, marry her a clerk in the Treasury
upon f15 year, or to an ensign that is going
Out 10 India.
II. with the above careful training, your
daughter is not finished, you NAV be sure it i,
no fault OF yeurs, and YOU must look upon hel
escape as nothing shorl of miracle.
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party assembled beneath the roof of our
worthy blacksmith, and Lucy Preston-now
Mrs. Howard, the bride of the blacksmith 3
son-rejoiced in the beauty of those liberal
institutions, which a short year before she
had held in such contempt.
"The distinctions of society must be OBJ
served, Lucy, else what will it becomen
whispered Preston to his sister, on this mer-
ny Christmas evening.
"Oh, Fred! will you never forgive my fol-
ly! You have already punished me quite
enough.
eyes, sister dear; only wished to enquire
what reception the blacksmith's daughter
would receive from the wife Of the distin-
guished member of c."
"You are positively too bad. There, Su-
san is calling you; GO, try and be civil on this
your wedding night at least"
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A FIGHT AMONG THE DocToRs.-Two
physicians met accidentlly at the house of a
dying man in Redwood street, on Friday, one
being the regular medical attendant and the
other having been called in by one of the rela-
t'ves of the patient. The first, deeming the
presence of the other an intrusion, called him
puppy, and from words blows ensued. Du-
ring the affray several other persons became
involved in it, and the priest who had been in
attendance upon the dying man also received
a blow. The medicos lave each been sued
by the other before Alderman lsard for as
sault and battery. Their patient died the
same evening OF the occurrence.
philadelphia Ledger.
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HoRRIALE DUEL BY the Santa Clara
(Cal.) Register we are informed of the fol-
lowing particulars of duel which came of
in Santa Clara county last week, near Gill
roy ranch, and which, in ferocity and desper-
alton, we find no parallel for in the State. 1t
occurred, says the Register, between Mexi-
can and native Californian, about game OF
monte, and Colts navy revolvers were the
weapons Used in combat Nine shots were
fired, and four of the balls took effect in each
Of the combatants. Both parties expired i'm
mediately, and they were each urshered into
the presence of their Maker to answer the
murder of the other. After the second OF
third shot, the Californian crawled on his
hands and knees nearer his antagonist and
fired, in order to make sure of his victim =
This shot took effect in the abdomen of the
Mexican.
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HS. R. Hosmer, Esq, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, one of the Trustees of the Wabash and
Erie Canal, arrived at the Pavilion yester-
day morning, and left on the half-past eight
train of cars for Princeton. Messrs. Forrer,
Sturgess and Hosmer are now about closing
their very extensive contract on the Canal,
which finishes this magnificent work from
the Ohio river to Lake Erie-an enterprise
which we hope will prove as profitable to
these gentlemen, as to the rich valley through
which it passes.
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OJMr. w. ]. Vescelius, the american
Cord Writer" is stopping at the Sherwood
House. He has sent us some specimens OF
his card writing, which require the closest OBJ
servation to distinguish from finely engraved
cards. Indeed, we have Autographed visit
ing cards which are far inferior in neatness
and beauty. We suppose he is ready to
write visiting cards for the ladies' and gentle
men who may send in their orders.
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10 Mr.. VIM. Law, son of Judge John
Law, of this place, was struck on the head
with colt one night last week, at st. Louis
and dangerously wounded. Judge Law re-
ceived despatch to that effect a few days
since,and Immediately proceeded to st. Louis.
We learn that the skull has been trepanned
and the sufferer appeared improving The
person suspected of inficting the blow is un-
der arrest.
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Decrease of taxes in favor of 1852, S5,s0l 25
Rate of tax for 1852, per 500, 81 cents.

nWe would suggest to about fifty per-
sons, who have promised to pay certain little
bills this week, that this is Saturday, and in
case of negligence their consciences may
not permit them to rest quite so easy as they
might wish on the Sabbath day. Never put
off till tomorrow that which may be done to-
day-aed this we say with especial reference
to the payment of those ssme little bills, hav-
ing some big ones of our own to which we
desire making the same application.
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~" Local items" seem to be scarce
commodity in Evansville. Strict order pre-
walls, sobriety and general decency. We are
a commendable and exemplary community.
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OE Mr.. SAM Lister has just received at
the Evansville Book Store, large lot of
books, papers, cheap publications, and fancy
articles of the most beautiful description, such
as are sold only at the big stores. They de-
serve examination. Some of them would be
elegant presents to ladies.
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r.. r. r.

II. r. r.
IT'S .MODJS OPER.aN.DL
T T Inst antly Stops Paini
i 1t Instantly Checks Diseased
Ii instantly Removes its Causel!
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Will Stop tie most TormentIag Pains!
Will Alay the most Excruciating Cramps and Spasms
Am Pc HinUIss!
1T DAILY CURES
Throughout the United States, many hundreds OF tn
most obstinate OF
rheumatism, Govt,
Lamesess. Spinal Complaints,
Il Call Fever, Ague Cake.
Lumbago. Stitch in the Back.
p,r,h.s Hourly Cure; c TaCasa Sn,s Of
Dysentery, Cramps and Spasms,
Sick Headache, Sore Throat,
Sour Stomach, Influenza
Bad Breath. Tightness of the Chest,
Ii Instantly Cures
Tens Of Thousands Of the most Excruciating Pains
in alfew moments.
Pains In the Back,
Pains In the Shoulders,
Pains in the Muscles,
Pains in the yoiAr,
Pains around the Heart. te
| Pains around tho Liver,
Pains around tbs Kidney,
Pa in the Head. the Face, the Feet, the Arms
Side, and Stomach,
Neuralgia Pains
Nervous Pnins
Rheumatic Pains
Sciatic Palms.
Syphitic Palms.
Sharp and Acute Pains, Heavy and Grumbling Pains
Aches of all kinds,
F Faes Acme Acme T Tso, ae asSe
Spinal Complaints
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful feelings by
X. r. X. Relief.
GRIP LES!
LEAP FOR JOY!
The Crippled and Bed. ridden instantly relieved
by the X. X. K.
Every Day
We have cases where the crippled and ifjointed
hoboie their way to our Laboratory. to received its
And Walk away. Rejoicing
In the Quick and Sudden Efficacy oil the X. r. X.
CARD.
We guarantee thai in ninety nine cases out Of one
hundred Railways Ready Relief will 10 all that is he
set down One trial will prove its efficacy: The mo-
ment it is applied it arrests the progress of diseased
ton, and instantly allays irritation.
X r. X is sold TO; % Cents per bottle. 50 cents
and 81 per bottle.
Genuine Relief.
Each bottle te be genuine must bear the fac smile
: On the Label, AND THE LETTERS
BLOWN IN THE GLASS.
General Agent fos the State OF Kentucky Edwin
Raymond Patten, fth street, and l. r. Blackwell, 3D.
street
Joha c. Davie AMI scribner & DevoI. New Albany
Woolsey IL Link druggists, Evansville: G. H. Clarke.
Vincennes; Walling & Ely, Princeton +. K. SURE,
druggist Madson all respectable ggists
out the United States and Can;das.
RAILWAY & CO.,
novl9 162 Fulton ST., New York.
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FuN-So necessary is fun to the mind that a
philosopher says that if YOU should build school
houses without play grounds. nobody would &c.
beyond short division in life time.
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CJMessrs. Conyng'on & Co. have just
received another large lot of Harper for No.
vember. Call and get them.
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BOOKS AID CHEAP PERIODICALS
4 AUCTlON.-I'ke subscribers will sell at their
"A Auction Room. This Evening. commencing at early
candle light large variety of BOOKS comprising
Medical and Miscellaneous Periodical Literature, such
the Medco Chirurgical Review, London Lancet the
Law Library, Ltclla Living ige. the Foreign Reviews,
Blackwsods Magazine, the Wing and Democratic Re-
views, Knickerbocher , Horicuturst. Cutvator. &c,
&C. Also variety q cheap Novels and Graham's, Go.
deys, Sarzin's and Pesersons Magazines, with spiendid
steel engravings I'ersnns wishing to prcure some
cheap reading for the winter will have first rate
chance TO get it ches.p-5
novl9 wOLSEY Il NELSON.
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OF FARLoR STOVES AND

\ oSr RECEIVED, per steamers Sam Gloon and Fawn
large and handsome assortment OF Parlor Stoves for
WOOD and coal; also few fine Mantle (ornamented)
farior Crates, Of the latest styles The above goods
were bought at the cd prices and before the rise In all
xmas OF castings Call and examine the best and cheap
est lot of stoves in fhe Market
On hand few of Cummings patent self heating Irons
the best article made. We are agent, for this corpty
and will keep supply hereafter.
nOyl- d cCryyrrUr
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Observation-Disclosures.

TIME undersigned respectfully announces that he will
Il remain in this place short tine, and will be hap
by receive at his room such Ladies and Gentlemen
may desire Likenesses Of themselves. friends or chill
dren neatly executed and set In Lockets Breast pins,
Finger rings Plain and Fancy Cases. In the very best
style. Pictures taken with or without coiors. With all
the recent improvements Landscapes. copies OF resi-.
dcnces miniature portraits copied with neaness and
upon the possible notice. Invalids waited on at
their residence.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited b call and ex-
anime specimens, assured thai picture Is al
lowed pass from his room uiless Is IN every parucu
lar entirely satisfactory to sitter well the artist
Rooms on the conner of Main and 7h s;seets near the
Railroad Depot
novl5 2tdAlwf y. CHAPMAN.
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=. T. wALKKR. q. HATcHrrf:
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DRS. WALKER e. HATCHfTi. having associates.
themselves together in the Practice Of Medicine and
surgery would respectfuyannounce TO the citizends,
Evansville AID vicinity, that they are prepared 10 attend
to calls, either day or night
DR.. Hatchti will pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally.
Onice on Third Street. opposite the Public Square.
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