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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

GRASS N.-Wnite Grass Linen
~ Striped Linen, email size Linen, Checked
Linen, Checked, Striped and White Linen Drill
ing, Checked Striped, and White Satin superior
White and Co'ored Msrseilles Vestings. silk and
Linen, all Silk and Cashmere vestings, Silk, Isle
Berlin, Kid and Dog skin Cloves, Silk, Linen
Cambria. Tape Printed, hsmmed, bordered Hhdfs
al! qualities. Brown White Striped and Random
Cotton half hose, Black, White, Striped and Ran
do n Silk half hose, Summer Stocks and Cravats
In great variety, silk and Cambria Umbrellas. Lin
en- Collars, Bishop, Paris Lisp and ether styles, Silk
Thread, Gsuze, Merino and six Under Shirts, a,
90 Main street.
ap 26 CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP.
OTiCE.-As the season is drawing to a close
l\ l am determined 10 sell off my Spring stock
of Goods OF every kind. Those in want, will find
it greatly to their advantage to give me a CALL al
the goods will be sold at prices to suit them
Great bargains will be sold in
Foulsrd and black silks
Silk Tissues, beautiful article
Lawns, Ginghams and Prints
Irish Liners, Cambrics, Jsconets,
Linens, and Linen Drills
Summer Pantaloons Goods, Vestings, &c.
40 e D II LONDON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

1871 PIANOs.-P. Il. TAYLOR IL
constantly receiving elegant and
On Gplain Pianos from the popular ma.
skers, Nunns 81 Clark
These Instruments received the great gold media,
prize at the "Worlds Fair" London, 1851; and
rney have invariably received the first prize a, thu
American Institute Fairs in this country They
combine all the modern Improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent ouer strings and ara
confidently recommended for speetness of tone AID
great durability which quality will be appreciated
In the country, where good tuners ars seldom
found.
P. III. Taylor has sold these instruments 10 this
city for the last seventeen years to the entire sats
faction of his numerous customers.
H Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, the largest and baxs
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strinss
Violins and Guitars of the beat quality, at low
prices. P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store,
oc5 100 Main street, opposite the Banks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

SPIRIT fArrIsGs.-We understand tina
cases Of positive lunscv have occurred recent
~, near The villages ofEast and West Troy in
"ai"orh county. in consequence of excite
ment about the spirit-rappngs. One lady has
bren sent to an Eastern lunaiic asylum, and
TWO inen are kept in chains. Seth Paine, the
spiritual Banker at Chicago. has retired "a
MS farm IN McHenIy county with spiritua
~ MiI leaving his own owl, family at Chicago
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

O BAKRELs BACON HAMS, ~ hhdi
u bacon Sides
hhds Bacon Shoulders
4 obls Shlthhed Peach Brandy
bales Cordage, 20 bales Lines
10 do Seine Irvine, from Nos Is to 90
Just received; for sale by
ap 20 JEO. WOMBLE g. CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

VIRGINIA LIME.-2OO obls now in the
Basin. in fine order and quality superior, for
sale on consignment, By
ap26 MACE e. WINSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-28

~ HA NJ p IGN E.-25 baskets Hedseick
~ ehampagne direct from the agents, in store
and for sale by
ap 26 IR STFGAL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08
DECH's SAFES AGAIN -IVHDT,...
"a Pocst Sa'amonde,, ~ h Aica's L. yro,,.e1j %


Vfasrs Slams 8. 3inrrta. SHrccssors N Rak 4 -
geatlcmen:-On tie night IT the In in... r.. 90.
stock consisting q oils candes, vyie lral Ii
-nrines aad packing, also very qnsuify If aha,
merchandise, was consumed by fire. Your sale -:
ing INV books in tie hottest pint nfthc fire mn,
rry thing in il saved in tho perfect cop,,,
ha, used ire gas for morncgi. at dark and H.. IL "
matches used to light IL custom, mn, Il;
the safe, for consider them DANGEROUS things t. l
about Tic matches and the boohs where all .r a
Whole stuck that bad mol 'he mark # tie FIRE unos t5
lfof.uuatel, fnrine, you naYe here bad pre-, # M
soodnc-. OF gour Saiananders 10 the pnflcct sfisf
ofeyert one who witnessc, tie disruclon of
Yours vrty respectfully,
LEW Is N. HATCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

The dread of the accomplishment, by the
United States, Of "our manifest destiny" has
even extended to the empire Of Brazil; and the
Coyrcio Mercontl publishes an article entitled
rhe Destinies of America" in which are fore.
Swallowed the conquests by tbs repnblic, and
the extension its dominion over the whole
continent, from the Gulf ofSt. Lawrence to
Cape Horn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

The late message OF the Governor Of Hi,
nois exhibits, in glowing colors, the adyanra
ges derived from the gran, by Congress ofal.
:ernate sections Of land for the construction Of
the Central railroad Of the State Lands have
thereby been taken in cultivation which would
have remained unsold for generations to come
while the United States are entirely remburs-
ed by the enhanced value Of the remaining
sections. The example may not lie without
influence on the present Congress
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

~ ''tsa '"' Hi' - = tt''a' 'a''a"S "ia' W
af''cie, ana "a another stf't'hR 'F'ueeee .. me
many means oy men mt 'ihPfo'e'ti''.' Is ID
confer great advantages.
ne country bordering Tue 'a'''y u ''''e7
flVof'east oil the mountains does n'' iafh's' Tue
character or quantity Of inmber da"y a'fnahd.
ed Tor building AMI other purposes II many
a''aHees the Lumber Lon building ana ior
workshops IN ihis cry Il imported from the
eastern sta'es' al very great expense "''ii7t
qualities not ialeoor are stondlag D." Inc 'ofest
less ifan seventy i've mics distant n when
ih's Improvement commences an opening
The mutual advantage winch lod'elou' I'M
pr"'tmeh's confer are s" 'hah'Iesi mt ~
seldom see III the commencement "h"' lhe
end sidl g. he signs n"" ar' thai so soon
as the virginia anu tennessee fa'l'oad 'caeh
Is the hehrt oil honigaWcry county 'nighi-
en'd and liberal 'S'rllohs " II be made To sup
ply the demand ~ tbs d'reeli'n Tor coal
=" sooner VII '."o d'i''crea al TIC l'cpo,
''''' mn, d ne" demand WI" P''og up J." 'oo
country a'o'''" h''' ITO" - Pf'aoc'"'aS It VII
DC more '''o'o'r'' man ''P expensive '''' ~
which iron Embellishments there procure char
coal Horc .5at ono a aew element If wealth
aud prosperity 10 several d f'srcn' iu,ercsts.
The county Of Rockbrjdge imports now,
when there ia no Improvement east except tho
James River cana, on Der western border three
thousand tons # Plaster, lnree quantities of
Guauo. and other fertilizer. which " I'll 1ncreas,
n amount corresponding with the facilities 10
r..,i ''''' ~ ''s. -
~, -.
-,
i'm ,I..-a..YI'.. '0''l'' Wv
a., ''', ~, ''''','.'','' ~ -,
~ 1'' - ".,'''
- wv ''' '''' ! Nv ~ ',' '"''
'''' I'M, VI ~ M" u a''' ''' sure ny '"'y
- |'''.'' W - '''''' u ,'e ,,oS' ''fo'"'e'
u ,''o ''','',"' springs win "hen '7e "''' Il
- "''n1'u'y S'PI''".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

~ OFFICE, Administrators SaIe.-WiH
y be sold the market house in Lynchdurg On
Thursday the "a Of February Sj3 credit Of Ninety
lays tor negotiable papcr satisfactorily endorsed, pay
abe at one OF the Banks in the city Of Lyuchburg five
negroes consisting Of woman and her three children
ltwo boys and r) and one old man. belonging 10 the
estate Of William P!auP deceusrd
feb g. tlas. A. l.. NILLIE,
Administrator of ". Phaup, Dec d.
The Republican copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

- indemnify ing Bonds.
SiIfRAhFS' Delivery bonds aud Notices,
Z" IndemnIfytnS Bonds.
Els of LadinG, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
An & tI iaeaau, BI.ANT<S which nre found for ale, cnn
he hi ~ the Airnmn Office. where there large bcau
ful sIiil .uat issued from the pres.
The Gentleman t. whom the execution Of this department
our business is entrusted has superior in the State all
who may order work at this aishmcnt may
speedy AMI fithful performance
onrhci'iies for Pamphlet, Card, and Rule Work,
are complete, which with the large addition o Fancy Types and
Emhell mens recently made make thc Nrnn JOB
Office Hs IL 10 he found in tie interior.
Orders from the city and Country respectfully solicited.
in 2}-dGctts TERRY a SHIELDS
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.cy. aad even coro. although bot slightly cared
Tor. II have been successfully produced. and
have given evidence by the fnost sabsttfiid
assurances lbat rhrifcultiysiio 'pet aileaded
without ga adequate reward
PrsNsyLrA>n CAsALs.-Ffom the annual
Report Of he Canal Cummis-ionets.Inst IN tde
il appears tint, notwithstanding wy en-
siderable reduction made in he rate 81 canal
tolls At The opening II Tie ye1r thor has been
ru increase Il sl03, 49, over the gfess r"ceiP's
'"f tie preceding year:
The receipts Of 1872 ~cre-...$i ,s9G, sll i
Che expenses ................. l,093,31l =
Net revenue..... s61l7O u
| Beng an increase over The revenue ot 1871 OF
SIPS. 73o. sc there having been saw III
the expenditure a. we'll rs increase Of g-oss
receipts. The Caual- Commssioner, have an
nouoced their intention, in order to meet tie
growing competition With New York ond
! Maryland. 10 make u further reduction in the
rate of tolls for the coming season.
! Tie very simple scicncco Of low tolls md
| large revenues is understood almost every
where now, except in Virginin. Herelhe al.
fairs Of our transportation liees are for the most
part managed by ST Of antr.diluvians who
hive no comprehension oithe system by which
labor and capital become more active aud
productive In proportion as they ere relieved
from taxes and pcreeatage. The productive
IcaDariIic5 If VIRGINIA are almost hnitless--lhc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

In noticing, the other day the unfortunate
rcncontrc between two medical students from
Virginia in New Notk,w quoted lelrgraphic
dispatch from friend of Dr.. Irvine stating tAat
he acted entirely Gin s,lf:del,'ncc." Since then
We have received comm uniealion froma friend
Of Dr.. Basshe other party 10 the aaray, assn.
ring us that the Dispatch did great injustice"
to Dr. b, and that it was he who acted in self
defence. We had no thought PROTECTING up
on The conduct Of Dr.. b in the matter The
circumstances are unknown to US. and it world
be next to impossible, at this distance from the
scene Of the occurrence To get n Correct
and impartial account, Of it, 1t is to be
expected that the friends Of each gentleman
will defend the part he bore in the affairs and
having given the statement Of each We prefer
not to make publication the effect Of which
would be to embitter still more the feelings oil
the parties. We trust that "Fiat .Jaaiic1a'
will see the propriety of this
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

f2ftre n hbe LynctbTg Ho.e d Err lbs. C0m1oag.
FEBRUARY I, 1898.
IfsNllE Board Of Directors Of this Company al their
4 meeting the 9th of January last, declared
dividend offar PER cent the Capital Stock of the
Company out Of tho profits OF the last nops paya.
bic To TIE Stockholders and after the 9th inst.
feb Nv c. 7. WILLS, Suc'g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

\ Smr LOAD OF WGvEs.-An immlnse cmi
grant ship, called the Caroline Chisholm" is
about to sail from Southampton for Australia
with nine hundred young women Of good char
{ ctcr as emgronts. Mrs. Chisholm, who has
taken grcatintere intho emigration movement
will accompany them. The expectation is,
that all these gentle creatures" will be eager
Iy sought for in marriage by industrious and
hardy miners, farmers, and shopkeepers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

The Legislature of Texas met in extra SEES
sion at Austin on the 10Th ut. The message of
the Governor refers to the dopredaroos com
mired by the Indians on the Western Dor
ders OF the State and censures in terms the
Secretary of.War for the unauthorized Ian
guage he had thought fitto employ in abiding
to the volunteer ser,iceslo fthe State The Leg
islature is asked TO institute inquiry whether
the General Governmcnthas afforded complete
and satisfactory protection to the Rio Grand E
frontier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

The Oregon papers are calling public otten-
ton to the peculiar grain-growing qualities Of
the soil orthat Territory. The Columbian says
hat there is no country in the world in which
wheat arrives a. a greater degree ofperIrcton
Than N Oregon, and certainly none in which a
greater yield per acre is obtained. or more
lucrative Or desirable market for rewarding the
producer with as little labor One crop, with
'""'oogn cultivation in the first instance, will
produce TWO and three volunteer" successors.
yielding at least, annually, two.,bird. Of tho
! original production. Oats, rye buckwh.a, h.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-08

On the waters tributary to this improve.
ment in that county are thirty two flour mills,
which run the usual number of burrs in coun
try mills and are at " ork the whole year.
Lime is now extensively used a fertilizer
and would be much more so in eastern Virgin
10, il it could be had conveniently. Add this
to the amount used for building purposes and
the aggregate will be large the whole Of which
that county can supply at much lower rates
than the Northern article costs us here. The
reason why a limited business only has been
done in lime from that county heretofore is the
difficulty Of getting secure transportation
That is now removed, and its delivery render.
ed safe,dry and speedy. For more than halfthe
distance of this improvement its banks IRE
lined with the material, and there is no doub,
il will be produced in great quantities
There are also many valuable marble quar-
ries, discovered of late years. which the open
ing of this improvement will cause TO b
worked. In addition to the hydraulic cemen
which Is manufactured at the mouth OF Nort
river, the material has been discovered lmme
diately on the line of the canal, short dista nc
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rrvrs \ R.RBAuOUX.

uynRAUIC FUUADRY, LoUIsNlLLh, hi-'
re now making and keep constantly oh nal a, cas-
Y iron Screw Pipe l. =! Y, l-'s' = tst anu ,ar
bore suitableior steam wafer. ass = =: ." /" -,
rs;, tfuIlN invite the UttcpGou 81 hal-foao' O"s a
W,er Com naiiirs and all Others ia want oil ehesP ana
durable Pire. - .. ,n,o,ed nat.
-, .,5. q, .,rn,.r. c.s Force and Llt TuhiPs
=, r.,o,s si7es aud kinds. alWaA soh bthd' io"sSe
r,a,s,ei aL5 Mil screws II the lowest PI'es' N"i
NblS and other castings for ka'lro"'oo ,e oe
al klnts ,,..-..,.... Ca. ~~ench's Patent
HIM Nortiring Machines. for carriage ahd wagon
r,9t.rs With one Of lhe,J machncs a man can 20
:, n > day and do /. teiter. tina Car d3
Is, ave daNs without IL one OF these machines eau
D. .n I'm oper don at 1r. e. DEcKER's Il this place.
Who is the authorized AGSntl0r lhis ana the ADJOINING
counties Ii.
Orders froma distance enclosing the money, or salts
factor, references. prom ply attended 10. Jais9iy
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q .. HrNYAN,
NEkC Ant I A l L U n :
20 et.rN srpEfT,

IOI I-A ILLE-. n = . U y
rs receiving large aud suierior stoeh '' sPInE
, Snu,n.r t,pg s ul ti,- be- make hhd nlaieii'i a.
-, .,arI .,ior aud stsIe. r hiolleNS tls ass'nteu
Veryisrs. best prap D'Com Fren'h Cloths anu 80 o
- Si.,o,,is ;ii D., ore Cloths an' D"esAls tis-
',- MS M ,assnercs; a large stock oi rreh'h'
knri,h aud American Fancy Casslneres, ID new anS
beauhd styles, patterns hd uriLlS .,,i,,i an
'I, for sim, er wear the largest AM Hnest iock
or Nesting. ever brought 60 louissii e. f"ih a .
oit SIN .ut linen Naucas Cashfueres and Satns ir
90, yret,. a new article of None Anu ue ana Dro-
Ii whne and coloTed Marseiiirs, OF elegant 9uSl
d he yefN ricn tasty goods; large stoeN y.
G,i Furnishing Goods II all kinds and oil the oes'
quality. 49,. .5:.b .rr,r,enes
Ms Goods of suPeS for qEGtits, 'ohteh e1Pe''
las g-orsR 10 BE- me cheapest. -. NJ
y Ibe well known and distinguished Cutter Hs-
V ARREN W. Wills. presdes over the eu''" i AL
nrtn,,t An or iers filled Win prom tuess d hdei-
a''"SA' " A. o. RUATAN.
llH. ., Proprieisr
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WATCHES. CLOCKS AVID JEwELRY

Z THE subscriber thankful for past liberal pat
80 ronage would respectfully inform the public, and
gs. the Ladies in particular. thai he has just received
la arge ana very fne assortment of ATCHES, JEW
EbkY GLOCkS and all other articles usually found in
"a jewelers. shop which h. and UiH cell a. prices as
low they be- bought IN any eth city His stock
consists ia part Of Fine G0d and Silver Watches. Gold
Guard. Fob, and Vest Chains. Plain ia Sett kings,
i:inond Kings. Gold Pencils, Fine Iiuhtlig Lockeis,
"a ieasf Pins - Keys, Fine seals and Bu kle Gold
of fT. Pearl :rS-s4 NJ OF ladies' and !yenufmsq,s
hos, of other articles, all OF The newesi syes Sa
"a - q Iok an, how a. tits trouble 10 show such
, bi o. Evcry thin. sold j. warranesi Z. be - rep
;; - IV,srsnd a. First
apt-Sm Main Stfeei' "St- '"'0i
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~ SpKINe AND SU ifSEEis GOODS %
HaNKITN& REILLY, Wholesale ahd heIhl | - -;
- ers in Stapie aud Fancy Dry Goods nave nov DO" IL
store and are ceiving directr the EHs'S.h I,
vii .errd stock Of Spring and Sumsief "oods SUI
hi. for This market which. hey "Her TO their eusloos
.; IN othes at very low rates. Tue following com
pr scs part of their stock:
RIack blue and brown Cl'ths;
Black and iancI Cassimeres ~. ".
Twee,ls Cassuetics Satln, silk and Marseiies eS'
ings. ,,...ho1 I,npn
couona les Denims, Brown and blnached lAhe'
Drills; -, cb,-,i,rs.
Eortv ,nch ,jllow case COtions aiid LthG's -
Cslcors Lawns tierAs;ss, Be:age dc L'iie' "o'
Poplius; -. ,r.,;,.
.Do,tSI and embroidered Swiss MuSiins'
Rack q nd coI'd Alpa6as;
BLACK aud coi'd silk Shavls;
White % nj co;'d Grape 40;
Rlack yros de- Rhin silks, Brocade;
Chameleon and PLAID Silks ,.,, p.-ss1s and
Hosiery Gloves, bonhetS' hi0'o'''
Umbrellas
Hats Caps. Boots aBd shoes;
Window papers and painted shades ,~.,,
Al IA fnl assortment of trimmings IN" N"''oii''
a. - ,hic We will sell al the lowest market prices
C.ll in ard examine fo- yourselves at th' '0'' "
MAIN .tnu "S sHANkLIN d REILLY.
au2l
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BOoTS AND SHOES.

V.K. HENDRICKS q Co. have received a
g general ps'G['gi syp sos S a;F G Ia fi fGg Spring & .iPfS
~ this market Their supply comes directly from
Easisrn manufacturers OF the best repue Their pur-
,ices md advancs Il. They eonhne thes attention 10
TA branch Of business alone. aud have facilities f9r
riny articles good quality. al prices quite as low,
"a. any o,er wholeslle house in the West lney invite
,h. attention Of Country merchants 10 their stock, o
WHICH tey receive regular aou'lOHs' 'hiodshou
h,ir Supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are to com
,ris, an unusual variety for Spring and summer weai
ri tDtsi - ths ages, purses aud tastes oi ali-
Mta Street near the Bank
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aILLIlRD SALOON.

coRNrR - MAIN sd FIRST slkE@fs'
(EHtraHee Ftrsf Strettl
rr,Ut under.iaiich have purchased tbs Wen kno"n
l Saloon. aud entirely f"hteS a. ~ i -, raso,t
- m ,.yery particular ga agreeable place o. resort
[ provided with excellent Tables and every mn ne. re-
cesar fIr The comfort and pleasure o ,ia 60
& mnS SPAR no trouble in ting ie s'is ol uer
li-ds peds.ht Connected with The biliia.o IT.
~. ~ fh. rroun floor is Bar provided WIN VIC
-, hra n. OF LIQUORS and cigars. The old pa'Iomhs ~
e tae saloon aud he pubic generally are ,rn lhSsu
call : tRr GOWLEY.
abhtssN~
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
Atthe WALL Paper aud Lamp Store

IoaN pEVEREUx, JR, MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND.
rT,HE undersigned hereby returns his thanks - the
ri,izen, II Evansville and vicinity for the liberal
naron1os he retofore bestowed on and would most
respretflv call their attention 10 his present and
be .ltlfu *. nprsiug l5 latest patterns OF Hail.
diuiq. ,oom chamber and other Papers Of superior
Qualities. HIS stock Of Gold sari"r paper is
mast complete and Will vie with an house IN tho
West The, are now ready for the inspecuonof per
ose " 10 may favor him with call. No troubls TO-
how goods nihes JOHN c. DE II EREUS.
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WNlSSICN,
CORNER or THIRD aND WALNUT STREETS,
II. FLUEGEL.
Professor of Languages and Gymnastics.
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BISCH e. HEINECKEN,
WHOLESALE Dc NbERs ~ -
oprTcN ANN DOMESTIC LIQUORS

WINES, CORuIALS. SYRUPS, HAVANA --
CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-shtNS, DC.
WHISTLES ADnOngahela, Old Rye, Ola BOURBON
Irish Scotch. Rectihed and Raw
NTESSfsS. BtSCH " HEiNECk EN purchased the eN-
vi -en3iyc sock Of Liquors and Wines. Cigars' e,e'
OF M,sSFs. Whitman q Zlhn about the middle Oi No
-y,nD.r Last and having. large additions thereto
will carry business the old stand sycan"r re
.treet near Water Messrs b. d II. will attend strictly
10 their person. else having auth fiiy
Ia DO Business for in connection win their house
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RATES OF YEA RLY DEPOSITS.

C.F. STARKs. Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. 10
whom viii be paid a co;nmisso that will nett from
- to 100 dollars per month. The Agency Offers the great
est lducemchtsio Young men deSrouS ofiraveing and
visiting different SECTIONS of country. the business Us
pleasant aud agreeable. For further particulars III
uuTe al the Office. OF
CHURCHILL HoRNBROOK. Ag'ts.
marie lyd&w Water It. Evansville ln'i.
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sTAyIONEISY &C.

STATIONERY &C.
~,NNFPS Cases; Bank books, Pass books; Time
X hank and blank books of all kinds variety OF
IN, letter lmpers and full stock Of letter and capapers
snited 10 ;he country trade
S.r,n hooks new and elegant style. Oil papers for
Letter beoks: waters and sealing quilts and Steel
pens ,..., ,,,. 49,. T. O., and
for s,Ie Wholesale aud retail 10y
apo ha'"pONh " I" hrhiisi'.
GLOVER SEED.-A smalIlo just reeei-ed and
Il for sale by my4 PRESTON. BROS.
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,,,,o, Cs,sE Dyy GOODS.

JOHNSON * FRENCH have no on hand one ne o. !, u,e ,
1 I,.s selected stocks Of Dry Goods ever "Hcrcu 10
IL re nf Evansville consisting of every thmg M thai
o ,bay oil, Cor sale rs favorable terms as
ll'lo nv . -, Tho Nest Their stoca has been selected
biH ny 80 m =. = xY.sslv for this trade and exclusively
from r>t hands aud manufacturers, country merchants
III tenIer, generally invsed TO sNel them call,
all 49, m m selves sell low and ia
r"r,ble terms as the same quantities can be purchased
so,"v' ',,,. ;o ar oul OF Evansville iap20l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-09
MISSES CowD5N & BARKER.

-, WOUL Id respectfully invite the att sntion of -,
q In L. tiasl laI-k q n 4
,nI loeau y Those i'm want of handsome cheaD ItI,i
Ribbons Flowers Mintrllas Nc.. woud
on Main street, between Water and First suse's
sd. where ever, enieavor will be made TO please tn,
m o,i fastiIioas Idste.
n b. Milliners and Apprentices wanted. al-