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Sec. 60. Whenever ii shall appear to the
satisfaction of Justice, by proof made be-
fore him, that any person has been duly
served with.a subpoena to appear and give
testimony before him in any matter in which
he has authority to require such witness to
appear and testify, that his testimony is ma
terial and that he refuses or neglects TO at
tend as such witness in conformity with
such subpoena, the Justice shall issue a war
rant to arrest the delinquent for the purpose
OF compelling his attendance and punish
lug his disobedience.
Sec. TO- When the person arrested is
brought before the Justice or when a per-
son in attendance refuses to testify as wit
ness, and no valid excuse be shown, the
Justice may impose fine on him not ex-
ceeding IS. An entry of such fine stating
the reason therefor, must be made by the
Justice in his docket, and thereupon shall
have the effect of a judgement in favor ot
the State of Ohio against the delinquent, and
may be enforced against his person and
property.
Sec. II. Every person suopenaed as sf.
orsaid, and neglecting to appear or refus'
ing to testify, shall also be liable to the par.
ty in whose behalf he shall have been sub.
penaed. for all damages which such party
shall sustain by reason of such delinqucn-
cy.
. Dispositions.
Sec. 70. Dispositions may be taken to be
read in any cause pending before Justice
of the Peace, in like manner and subject tc
the same restrictions and rules of law as in
cases pending in the Court Of Common
Pleas.
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ARTICLE VII.
The trial and It's incidents.

Sec. 73. At the time appointed for trial il
no jury shall have been demanded by Ell
ther party, the Justice shall proceed to try
the action, shall hear the proofs and deter
mine the cause according to law and the
right,
Sec. "A. Where parties agree to enter
without process before aJustic any ac-
ton OF which such Justice has cogni-
zance, such Justice shall enter the same ON
his docket and proceed to trial, Judgment
and execution, in all respects in the same
manner as if summons had ibeen issued
served and returned
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ARTICLE VI.
Fitness.

Sec. 65. ANY Justice may ISSUE subpe-
mas to compel the attendance of witnesses to
give evidence on any trial pending before
hims If, or for the purpose Of taking deposi-
tions, or to perpetuate testimony.
Sec. 66. A subpoena may be served by a
constable or any other person, and shall be
served by reading the same or stating the
contents thereofto the witness, or by leav-
ing copy thereof at his usual place Of resi-
dence. rs 3gs
Sec, Ga. When not served by constable
or some person deputcd for that purpose by
a Justice, no fees shall be charged in the
suit for serving it,
Sec, So. II any witness having been supe,
naed, attend and be not examined by either
party, the costs Of such witness shall bt
paid by the party ordering thesubpoena, un
less the adverse party, by confessing til,
matter or otherwise, render unnecessary
the examination Of such witness.
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Jury.

Sec. IS. In all civil actions after an ap
pearAnce Of the defendant, and before tn,
court shall proceed to inquire into the mer
its of the cause, either party may dem4nc
jury to try the action which jury shall bt
composed Of six good and lawful men, hay
ing the qualifications of electors, unless the
parties shall agree on less number.
Sec. 76 When jury is demanded the
trial of the case must be adjourned until a
time fixed for the return Of the jury. Il
neither party desire an adjournment, the
time must be determined by the Justice, and
must be on the same day, or within the
next two days; The jury must be immediate
ly selected as herein provided.
Sec. II. the Justice shall write in pan.
mel, the names of l8 persons, citizens Of the
township. or if the action b. one in which
the jurisdiction is not limited to the town.
ship, then the citizens Of the county, from
which The defendant, his agent or attorney,
shall strike one name, the plaintiff his agent
or attorney, one, and SO alternately unit
each shall have strickin six names, and the
remaining shall constitute the jury to try
such case, and II eltherparty neglect,or refuse
to aid in striking the jury as aforesaid, the
Justice shall strike the same in benalfo ofSuch
party.
Sec. 70. The Justice thereupon shall is
sue summons for the jury. in which tht
following form shall be observed in sub
stance as near as practicable:
The State OF Ohio, county
To -Constable Oh
township;
You are hereby commanded to sum
mon ------to appear before me at -
in said township, on the----day of -
A. D. -, at - o'clock in the -
noon, to serve as juror in the case pending
before me, then and their to be tried. Anc
tbs they shall no wise Quit.
And have you then there this writ witt
your doings thereon.
Give under my hand, this--d daI
of n
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OF OHIO.
PUBLIsHED BIZ AUTHORITY.

AN ACT OF Jurisdiction aud Procedure before Jua-
tices Of the peace, and of the duties OF Constables
in Civil Cases
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Sec 26, On the Judgment ageinst the defendant
in any civil suit before Justice OF the Peace when
the defendants in the custody of the officer as here
inbefore provided for or after judgment against him,
there Is fled in the Office Of such Justice an afida-
Wit Of the plaintiff his authorized agentqt attorney
made before any person competent TO administer an
oath, stating the amount Of said Judgment remain
ing unpaid and establishing one or more Of the par
culurs mentioned in section twenty said justice Of
the Peace Alnll, unless otherwise ordered by the
with an order for the urest Of the defendant
Sec. 81. Said order of arrest shall he addressed
and delivered, with copy Of the affidavit to the
constable having said execution and shall state The
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'HEI3 TEyIs a. BARRAR0UX,

"a HyDRAULICsFV UNDLf, LOUIS ILLE, M.
A RE now making and keep constantly on hand; cast
N iron Screw Pipe, 4, ], l., H. :, II and 3lneh
bore suitable tor steam, water, gas &e, which they
invite the attenon of Rniroad Gas and
Water Companies and aH others in wait of cheap ana
durable Pipe.
rAISO--Mill Machinery OF the most ahprof y pat
ferns uade to order: cast iron Force and Lift Pumps
OF various sizes aed kinds alway on hand. Tobacco
Lard Tim and Mill Screws at the lowest prices Car
Wheels and other castings for RailroadsJob work OF
all kinds promptly attended to- They are also the sole
ma re in West of Roys French's Patent
Hub Morticing7 Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers With one or these machines a man can do
more worx i OF O dan and it hetter than can do
i'm Ave days without It, One of these machines can
be secu i operation at Mr. c. DEtKtRs ef this place
whois the atho rized gent for this and the adjoining
counties. - -.
Orders from distance enclosing tbs money, or salts
factory references promptly attended 10. jans9-iy
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RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS,

C. r. SrAHKs, Secretary.
m AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. 70
who.u will be paid \ comnlissios that VIII ne" No.
* "a 5I,iollrs per month The Agency offers the great
est yo,ing men desirous oftravehg anu
yt,iting ssclions of country as the
asaut aud agreeable For further particulars IN
auire nj the 0fiee or Of -.s,, a. d.
,r,o ,,dyw Wster st. Evansville Ind.
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JAmES LOW a. CO.

.r.s hgffE4ls MAILS STREET. tlotlsVibtE. NJ q
A RE now receiving their fall stock OF Foreign and
1Iomestc Dry Gioods which they Invite the atten
ton OF merchants coming 10 This market TO make thei
,mrehascs We are importing direct from Europe the
principle part foreign goods, aud and T seq
Them on good terms as the same articles cam be
bong bt in ans rket i'm America Our stock Of Amer
lean Prints will continue to sell at the exact cost from
the Agents in the Eastern cities for cash in par funds
Our purchases are made exclusively for cash and at
such prices as will enable to D.FY coMPEr1IoS FROM
AT 10 BEERS buying their goods OH the usual time, and
alton not 10 be undersold IN ms oray
l,oart 81 In fbi, country 'ftltt~t '~ aug9 d6swtf
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t'' tiinort and with the Philadelphia. " IL -
. miDgton and Baltimore X. X 10
......f-.trrf.. er Philadelphia. d. e-t- -et
HE great tunnels upon the new part Of the line
Il fully completed, and the whole road is In fine
condition, presenting OF the most picturesque and
romantic routes in the world. The for the
comfort and safety of passengerss constantly exercised
by the officers and ent OF this Company. aud there is
saer road in the United States notw outstanding the
reports Interested and unscrupuous agents Of other
| The new aud splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and CINCINNATI. connect with
places TO Baltimore. ashingtou. Philadelphia DC,
may be had of J. L. Morebead the Levee at Louis
vle the boats lofthe Union Line only at louisville
The leave the wharf az Louisville daily for
Wheeling, where passengers and baggage are carefully
transferred to the ears. =.
The express mail leaves Wheeling daily at half
past a. M and arrive Cumberland (20I miles, ato
p. n and allowing two hours there arrives in Bald
to connect with early Washington and philadelphia
trains. making the passage through from wheeling IN
less than twenty hours, insludlng stoppaees, -
Travellers viii not fan to obsepe that this Is rRs
MsaPssT well as one OF the most pleasant rouiesto
Baggage checked through any the Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage ere transfer
red the for Nashngt toh ut the functions aud TOR
ha at Balm ore vi hont extra sLatze: Irss
Through tickets from louisville TO Baltimore with
the privilege lying where on tns route sli
to Washingto SlI 80; TO PhiiadelPha ls to New York
sIi To be had above only g he raii road fare alone
from Wheeling to Baltimore is 50 JO; 10 faueiphaor
While the water is low in the Ohio light draught hut
swift steamers will keep mp tie connection tween
Cincinnati and Wheeling Passengers may also leave
river at Cincinnati, and zach Nhec.ng q. WeNgs ~
railroad 10 Columbus aud Zanesvle ana stages nc,
tickets ia Cincinnati, and leave thereat or O'CLOCK
W. Frechts 10 ai Eastern points, by This safe direct
and speedy line shchis now prepared TO DO 30 nsnss 80
busfncss) win aslow by any other route an
properly handied' and eeliserS g p''e'
3ts..I - ~ General Superintendent Baltimore.
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oFFICE or THE EVANSVILLE AND
CRA.VFOls DSyIELE RAILROAD co.


NJoTICR hereby given that ia pursuance OF an Act
" OF the General Assembly of tue state OF
entlIedEAn AcI 10 amend the Charter OF the Eyass-
lille and Illinois Raroad COMPANY, (APlroseu MAfel
lS53 W " hch said aIn accepted ny saio
.ompq1y Ihe CORPORATE name and style OF said CONF
pahv has been changed and hencefouh viii be called
and known ns the Evansville and Cra~ ~fordsyille Kan
road Company. BY order Of The board
senf en- JOHN INGLE, JR.. Sec'ry.
ENQUIRER Princeton clarion, ond Vineennes Gazette
IWO IH #
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a.t.I Fa.mEIss AND MECHANICS ~
a5 HEALTH ASSO CIATION!
(ievel:Ra asSl Ohio "A Lafayette llid
- a - T.. a n 40 Coo

rJNHiS an Association of Farmers, Mechanic cs and
Il Workingmcn generally Tor ulc mutual ass stance
of eaci, other IN OF sickness or accident ~
BY the pay OF the Admission Fee of 80, atthe
time of King application; and ut the first Annual De-
DO sit within ten day you will become Le Member
nd viii be eutitleo Weekly Hen III. IL you should
be disabled by Scknessor Accident from pursuing yeai
orinary business occupation. Females insured against
sickness to- both sexes. 8. lll-9 = ~ aHaf1A
-. III, 4
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY.
r..n, ~ v CAPITAL, $500, 900.

cyo cuprtS pest ID. c. GROVE. Vice Pres't
"a WN ~ DEnRICK Sec'y. TIN. o. GRANNiS, Treas.
- = J. FRANCIS BATES. Geni Agt. 4. -
TINE undersigned continues to receive apihcaio.s
and Hama PoVeies favorable terms as any re.
snonsible office In the West For tse high stanng ano
sibity Of the Com reference Is made
Vile: rny9gIy HENRY C.GwArHMEY, Ag't
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
- .uaRTEORD .CoNNECTICUT --I9 = =

yvco,pop.rrp lSlU.-CuARrEs PEUpErUAL.L ~
sY,harirsd Carl $3.50 Capt. Si5ooco'
,v,uIS long established and well known Institution
| has ,r,ns,cted most extensive insurance business
for m pre forty years. tnroughoot the ohited
s,cure public nfdenee, by an honorable and faithful
n6liment of its contracts; and the ownersof property
,hat all fair claims for loss under its policies
will he uber;Ily adjusted aud promptly paid Public
eni,5ine. Manufactories, Mills Machinery, Dwelling
gonsas7 stores. Merchandise, Household Furniture
Vesses ON the stocks while in port. &c, &c., will be
nsure, at rates as low as tue risk will admit The fol
/. nnutifit
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ELECTEON NOTICE.

OFrIcE EvANsyILLE q tRAwFoRDsVtLLE .-oo.,
Dl'-- : N Is-|.s.-r .EsA ssvILLx. sept. 5. 1853
oTICE is hereby given that an ell etiOn for thirteen
N reetors Of tbe Evansville and CrRwterisvilie
Railroad Company for the ensuing .ear..w,ii
he held Al the House in tue cit, of Eyansvle,
ON Monday October 81 1854 between the hours oi ~
O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock. y. NJ. -r
sepsj tide -. 49, JOHN INGLE, JR.. sec'ry.
Evansville Princeton, Vincennes, and Terra hauis
nansrs copy uIl day Of election. .
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!. BUSINESS CARDS. g 'aas7
o xrw n1RDwARE HOUSE.
CHARLES s. WELLS,

IMPORTER, (DlRECrFRoMENGlA ND Will
N' SaLE ne AIER IN HA RDWARE.f CUTLERY
AND FANCY GOODS ,.,.-.,s
10 fs,,.,x srprrr Tso BELOW BAsK.
80 80 EVANSVILLE. IND, u 3" rro tl.' p
THE undersigned begs leave to the etixeos OF
EyansyiIle and Merchants in the interior, that he
a, ist cpeet a New House, in this city. for the pur
nose OF tran sicng the Hardware Business In n its
branches Hei prepared by direct impoftations from
Europe and by purchases of American Goods from the
Manufactured: themse to offer to close buyers, all
Goods his line the lowest figures, set by any West
ern Hardware establishment Ftfs -
Merchants from Indiana. Illinois and Kentucky. will
dad my stock entirely New varied and large. and VIII
lind la readiness atall times, TO dupicate Cfncnnali
and Louisville bills 0re Cor goods will receive MY
personal attention and will be put up at the closest
rates. and promptly. si1.if- 20" a.n-.. - ,,,,
augl5y Vff1 II .hffeT rai 0CHAS. u : Wills.
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DsyIDEND NoTsCE.

orrlcE OF EVANSVILLE q CsAwfvkIsy n. X: oo''t @
80 ~ .I Evansville. Snpt. 5, 1853. }
MOTTO hereby given. that an lntereel 'f
~ OF light Pc cent per annnin, is declared pa.aolo
lin he Caeila Stock Of the Company on ana hler Moh-
ay The iah inst to all individual stoekhOdsrs "hoss
gock Va a. fullx taid out to Ist Of last July.
BS order OF the Board, -. = a.
.one o., ' JOHN INGLH. JR., Sec ~.
tPrr- cI,-ion Princeton; Gazette and Patriot.
Vineennes, copy two months. ----------
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VI. wooLsEy. .......F "A. LiSck
DKU. rs SrABsiSMENT. rfy'
WOOISEY & LINCK,

rI,E undersigned have formed co-partnership in the
i Drug aud Apotheeary business-and Will commune
Al the old stand on Main street. formerly occupied by
W. NJ WooIsey They have hand a general az sort
ment of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes. window
Glass Printing Ink &C., &c. To which they invite the
attention of old customers and the public. -t
physicians Prescriptions carefully attended To- oe'n
partners being fay competent TO aiten 70 Una, o'"heu
| OF the business. w. NJ NOoL,Er,
ESaaSy,ii. Sent, % ls5o FRANCIS A. LINCk.
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r.nL FASHION.

! -..fe..o pasU FASHION.
d. Il s,a,, ON Saturday intro
!. ] !
\ duce my fall style OF Hats,
-r.r = Which Hope will please, II
oaf E u ID being an elegant and most
. 4, .approved one. Having got
s' "a - ~ ' an entirely me- stock OF my
az ni own selection I will be
81. ot,,a .,, manu- facture hats.
iHa A4a not surpassed in hearty,
e inish and durability.
<5rsE757z71 - a'Thankfai for the liberal
: + +. 2 natronagc thus far extend,
.tge 20. e.,;anr,nce of the same. will
ed to tOra Nonphua" . l;sf.pca rure.
aug26 oe g. 81, rst SHcos- $50 - - -
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Com mission and Forwarding
HOU = l.. r.s,.I.
JOSEPH MOGRID E.

j =
lLate Twicheu N Mogridge-)5 , rrrlf
CORNER or COMMERCIAL AND PINE sTREE1s. f
CtONSIGN NMENTS AND COMMISSIONS WIN nave
- prompt and personal attention, and uoera' @a
RANGES will given when required, on CohsSnneh's
or Bills of Lading in haRd. -,
Orders fur the Purchase of Lead. Grain helnp and
o,hr Prolc, will be the lowest possible prices
The Rec.iying and Forwarding OF Merchandise ana
Produce i'll meet with especial care anu dispa',h nc
lowest rates of freight will always be proeurea' anu ~,
expense OF storage and drayage as nuch Us P"S'''e
avoided. IIg i-f
cn.strss, nss : sAsGo' BLOW & Co., s.. Louis.
CnorrE,uSS NALLE,E Il I's UE
DoAs, kISs & Co.. .t.r rl. T.f ti
r.-. W. b. REySoLps, - 'r si
ELLis * MoRToN, - r.- q t.f. t. -. ...F
SrRADER H GoRMAS, r-.. a, f.-
4 49, HOSEA & FRASER, sl r... Z Shisin""''' 'tat
/ SPRINGER a. WHTEMAN, f. ilH l
/ 4. O. GOODMAN & Co., J ff ~ lal.-.s-
d i. u; n.rss sSTsfc ( Co., . 'H'' Pittsburgh.
| Wm. HoLMEs& Co., ..a.sya ss.r- -.-a
T.. e. YARsALL 81 Co., t..r .- r. .---.
| MoRsAs, J. NJ. Buck g. MoRaAx. Philadeiphia
L n. =. CoNEGYs, f.r.... ..r.. | = =. d
/ SHIELDS & MILLER. .-.
4 Blow s. MARCH,
| CuAs. A. WEIGHr.) ..- -ae
| Josiah LEE & Co.. Baltimore. -i. y
4 ABRAuAM G.. CoLE, ''-'S'. .1-s- - ri
III A. q. FARwELL d. Co., I Ros.op
Howard SoS& Co.,
r TCTWICHELL& &CO.. New Orleans.
IA have an open Poticyof Insurance, wn'eo wucov'
sSinmen,s TO nv address, when advised by letter p
All nan endorsed on bills OF ladng before.
man,; MAJ. ~ aS shinment JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
ltnn tne .'.a0 ,ya dsrvlv l.i8 ..-s 81. Louis. Mo.
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-toTickets; 81. Halves; 50cs. Quarters soe,'.
-, .,;aa sI5I % Iislves $50
p Quarters o'''l :" "a. r ooo
For $50 will send you eertlieaie or nsK oil 'oo
cts in the above lottery. 81
Every Pack age contains All the ID .ns
Wheel and therefore must have all that are drawn oui,
TO draw a good prize. . a. - - ar, f-r.ss
In ordering tickets select the Lottery. name the ciass
and date enclose the price, be careful to %
town county and State, enclose Post Office STAMPS ~
stead of silver. Prizes, drafts or bank notes on any
vent bank taken par. Be careful TO addrSss
NAiRN & CO.. Baltimore. MAI sia"N
i aup29r r.-g.sF -.s .fa.rr 4e ava sTl .---- -
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1884. ... FALIsGOODS:. :, - :, = :, :, c: {: 1 %"
NSWENTWO6TH & BROiaENS w1o
Wholesale Dealers in Dry GoOdS, :
-.-.-s,, NO. $50, MAJ N srsS., ouIo
INVITE the attention OF their trisnds aa of
me rcalnts generally TO their t seI' % h.. dered
chcap for cash or approved credit piSt 10 I'M" "
DRY GOoDs, BOOTS AND SHohs'
N ,CaInwRII has re nc wed his store rom Ma'u
street. to his new three story BRICK saos opns,e ~,
Eir, s,r.rt between Main and Sycamore, oppos,S 9 ,S
vr,,,,s s,r. where he will be glad TO see al. us N ~
customers and rs many now ones @ ca" .oos,tipr of
~ SH,.cL and Fancy silks, Nous de La,nes
- saiinrts Mcrinoes, Cloths, Lusl.ss, , - .
Fasl coloryd Prints, in great vare.!s
ess sIeaehed & unblcaehed >hi,tpgs shee.ings'
- = Gingsiatns, Flarneis. shawsi .,,;shus,ts
And everything usually found in such essa'i'snn'e"'s
Also "A large lot Of .a..It..-- q f-sa tslr a.,
Hats a. Caps, BOots d SHOES: 49,
To oof which the attention OF the public IS respce'
fully invited as my goods will be sold tnvEiI
sep9-lmdtsw ass. fal oa- sa'' -
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For Baltimore, washing ton. Philadei
phia and New York.
,HHO RAILROAD.

a. 49,. s5I.isS41 gi5siszfs Esssssessss
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
From Wheeling 20 Baltimore. and connecting with the
Washington Branch X r.. at the Junction, Qaiely
called the Relay HouseO nine miles FROM Bal
tnort, and with the Philadelphia. " IL .,
. mibgton and Baltimore X. X. 10
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ADAMS & co. IS EAsTaRN. WEsTERN
AND FORi4iGN EXPRESS.

go AFD NohNh'UN Tai NNs>sss a'
\ <c Ia form ff.suC
traS sporting and from the East merchafd7se, rsrr1
ges parcels, bank notes andsPece, and assure all
who laironse quick dispatch thronahoiit the year
having railroad communication from Cincinnati to the
East Bach express is in charge o trusiy messengers
accompanied with ron safe better security of yau
ables. = 'i '
I'VE coilectt ills notes, drafts, hl orders for goods
or pay bills in places where We have Offices. U Il 81
Expresses for ST, Louis, Madison Indianapolis. Gin
cnhaii Gland Pitsburg, and ali parts OF the East,
leave daily at l05 A, ". frsre .rrl
For Lexington and FTankfor at . p. 81. F
For California BY each isail from New York.
lcf 5f4f 81 Sd ss lel c. -.a ADAMS n CO.
. ...i. 20, .l...s s. 4. JONES, Agent,
novl6 80 1y Office $50 Main ST., Louisville.
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-Eyan.viaIc Commerc,ni college.

,r,HE subscriber would respectfully inform the .one
men of Evansville aud vicinity thai ne mas
lisneds Commercial College IN tnis ~ Al SCaldf
I store where he proposes ,ea,hng the seiepte
Double Eniry Book Keeping IN an Lo' ~, win
theory students can enter any time, ana -
viii their capacity. full eogfse ca ~ ve G nv i;r tied
% ,c,ts can -s,icr without addisionai charge INC
tuition fees must be prepaid .r secaree' a dH-'f"
"SO"fffI 10 ef-f - TERMS: . .co oo
For the Merchantne Sou,se- :, ;,,, al, ,o5 o.
lIncluding SteamDoat booA nSsP'" N
Mercantile Calculations a., sr' iu g'f
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Uanrs of instruction. from, 9to u, M; IL !" y
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DEPOSITS.

All ennsits made witt, the Company Will be rcfundes
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BUSINESS CARDS.

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Il dealer In Wall Paper. Fire Screens Manop p,o.~ene
t. s,c ee Main street, between First ana oevonN -,
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