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The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

THERE's Coon TINE COMING. learn
with pleasure, that several gentlemen, Wings
and Democrats, who voted for Col. Davis in
1851. have came out openly for Cofey and
Z yan. They cannot stand downright pcrse-
ea.ion.-Hcrakd.
Persecution :" Honest men must not ex.
press an opinion against. or vote for others
over Cofey and Regan, for fear Of l'ersec'''
Ton. Oh how sensitive Whggery is be-
coming! Coifey aud Regan viii be added to
the list Of martyrs--shouldn't wonder if they
we're put on the calender Of Saints. They
certainly deserve It. for some persons have
the cruelty to run against them. They should
not have become candidates if they are 50
nervous. Well, most certainly they do not
took like they could stand much.
sWas this a face
). oe exposd against the warning wind
stand against the deep dread bottled thunderF
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

70 Massachusetts, has at the present time
about one mile of railroad to every six miles
of territory. The same ratio applied to Mis-.
souri,, would give us about 10000 miles Of
railroad. or two-thirds as much as is now con-
structed in the United States.
The cost Of the Massachusetts, roads is
S55,000,000, that already constructed in
Missouri, about s2.000.000.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

TA short time since, the New York
DaiIy Tribune was enlarged one column.
The editor now announces the enlargement Of
the Weekly on the lst Of the coming month.
He states that the cost of the paper and ink
alone, is equal to the subscription price, and
that all other expenses are paid from his ad-
vertising receipts. The enlargement of the
Weekly, it is stated, will cost $4,000. The
Daily edition OF tho Tribune is 20,00O-Dai-
". Seni-Weekly, and Weekly combined,
$4,000.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

SUeAn.-There is falling off in the ship
ments Of Sugar from Havana aud Matanzas
to the United States, from the 1st Of January
to the 1st of July, 1858. as compared with
the same period Of 1852. Of 99.l2S boxes,
the number Of boxes in 1852 being 249, ,2fS
1853, $50, 120. The whole number Of box
es shipped to various ports during the same
periods, was in 1852, Cos, SOP; in 1853. $780,
36I.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

- Joseph X. Neal is still at the " Buck
~" mixing and repairing harnesses, and
n, linrs in his line Of business. Call and
n, With Joe, even If you don't wish to leave
f,~g
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

The FIsHERIEs.-A letter from Commo-
dore Shubrick, at Eastport, Maine, received
in Washington states that everything is qui.
ct there with reference TO the fisheries, and
that he can learn Of no armed fishing vessels
having left that place.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

PrAcHrs.-Tho finest peaches We have
aen Ills season, were sent to US by Mr.. Jas.
Crane the largest one measuring nine and
A-ee quarier inches in circumference =
Much oblirc.-Beat il, who can!
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

RIVER AMAZON is stated in the New
York papers that Capt. PORTER, OF the navy,
has obtained a furlough from the Secretary OF
the Navy for the purpose Of taking command
Of the steamboat expedition now fitting out
at New York for he navigation Of the ANA
zon for commercial purposes.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

CUIcK PAssAGE.-The ship Caroline. Cap
tain ConDor. from Charleston, arrived at Liv
erpool on the 18th of July, having accom-
plished the passage in six days.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

- We neglected TO notice the card oi
d, Jas sullivan in last weck'spaper. Beg
I. rarlon of our readers, gentlemen read.
of coursel for not informing them before
y. where they might get a suit made up in
mos. fashionable aud substantial manner
r $ has always given lis customers the
.,ses. satisfaction.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

10 The length of the Michigan Central
Railroad is two hundred and eighty miles,
made at a cost of ss,s5O,OOO, or about $751;
600 per mile. The gross receipts Of the
year, as stated, have been SI,149.000.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

70 Il is reported that Mr. Leon Dyer, Of
haliimori. is about to be appointed Consul to
Jerusalem.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

10 Poverty Is dangerons counsellor.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-08-31

First Insertion per square ten lines orloss, 81 20
Every subsequent insertion 80
nY- Liberal deductions made on yearly adver-
tisements.
~ Reveille is published every Wednesday
No paper discontinued until paid for.
n7- Post Masters are requested to act as ncoats
or the Reveille.-E1
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

E. The most recent discoveries are said {
CONSIST Of pair Of speetaeleS to suit the eyes
potatoes.
81 The club with which an idea struck
the poet.
" A stick 10 measure narrow escapes.
The hook and line with which an angler
caught 4 cold.
Ehs umbrella used in the reign Oftyrants.
The man that warns his feelings By the
Gfre Of Indignation"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15
CoanIry CraekIe.

The SubjOined dialogue 10 rumored 70 have
transPired at fashionable watering place one
Of those late tOrhd nights after work vas
done
Gracious, hos no. Bstssy dOn't you
think::JuPiter JSneS has married bis house.
keepsri'
Mercy sake. who's Jupiter Jones I don't
know him from = broOmsIiek L
'Land-he'sa sdtveyOr-bolds upa pole
for squire sOmbOdy to squat down aAd look
thrOughA sky gla" on his meadder and he
lives out on the turnpike yendsr-And married
his hOuseksePer +
'DidP
Yes
We'll, he must be q fool to do that when
here's so many gals wants husbands
Betsey HOrner, you're sold, you are; that s
what these BOsting chaps say when they catch
another green. Jupiter Jones amt no fool
He married my sister and her name isn't Smith
noW-its Mrs. Jones--Jane Jones, aud she's
his house keeper, amt she. you goose 2
WAS she before she was married 2
No, you ninny head
Get out Sal, you're always quiIr'n,'-BOs.
ton Poa.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

- We believe the celebrated epitsph ot
the Oxford Pie Woman is not generally known
Those who have never heard Of It will thank
us for giving it; it is an excellent specimen OI
the comic style, supposed to have been written
by student:
"Here lies in the dust,
The mOuldering crust
Of Eleanor Bachelor shoven,
Well versed in the arts
OF pies, custards and tarts,
And the lucrative skill of the oven.
When she'd lived long enough.
She made her last puff
A puff by her husband much praised,
Now here she doth lie,
And she makes dirt pie,
In hopes that her crust will be raised. y
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Ssbsenbsu who q soi give Ixsnsss u.nss
70 The eontrsry are sousissrst uisulaf 70 ssatsn.
- their sublefiptiOns.
= II subscribers ofdsf the dsesuluusnss q
their papers the pub is'sr may eoulinss is send
then uaiil al srrsasgss are paid.
IL Subscribers neglect o. rsiuss 70 tsks their
papers from oAcss 10 which they ere usHt. lnsy
srs hsid responsible Ill thsy haze SET 81 gAsf
siu' and ordered their pap 6isa0utinusd
All subscribers remove 10 other places wlthsu
hstifying tbs pBblishsr. and the paper 70 not ssa
to former direction they are he 4 responsible
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

The CINCINNATI GAzETTE..-A change in the
proprietorship and editorial corps Of this ster.
ling paper has Just occurred. Judge WRIoHI
has Withdrawn having sold out his interest tc
VIZ. ScHoULER. ESQ.,. late Of the Boston Ahas.
a gentleman who brings with him tc the West
a high reputation. In his salutatory address,
Mr. ScHoULER SAYS
As regards the political characteT Of the Ga
zette. In the future We need Snlv point TO the
past. II has ever known ~ Whig Journal,
and ~ such we trust it will ever be known
Believing as we do. that the true policy Of the
Nation and ofthe State the policy which best
practically realizes the idea Of TRUE PRoeREss,
il the one advocated and maintained b. the
whig party We shall stand up firmly in sup.
port Of that party its principles its ussges and
its candidates and although the Wings were
badly beaten in the last Presidential campaign
vet thatFdefeat was the result Of causes which
are not likely to eccur again. Through the
haze Of the present, we can see bright light
in the future. We are willing to bide our
time. and for the present. to allow political e.
vents to assume their own shape. without our
active interference. assured that they will pre-
sent no ungainly forms to the Wing vision,
when the elements are fully combined.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

Everything may be mimicked bv hypocrisy.
but humility and love united. The humbles,
star wrinkles most in the darkest night. The
moro rare humility and love united, the more
Yadiant when they meet.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-15

THE PEDDLEN's BARGAry.-one day tin
pedler with an assortment Of nIcknacks, arri
we'd at village IN Maine, and called at one o
the houses to sell his wares After disposinS
Of few articles to the lady of the house, VII,
seemed to live in the midst Of children, sh,
declared her utter inability to buy more fo
want Of money.
But, marm, amt you got any rags''
None to SELL
WELL said he. you seem to have plenty
Of children. Will you sell me one for tin
ware ?
:What will yOu give? 2
Ten dollars for one Of them
In good tin ware ?
'Oh, yes, marm, the best
She then handed one Of the urchins to the
peddler, who surprised that the offer wus &C.
cepted yet convinced that the mother would
not part with her boy, placed him in the cart,
and supplied the woman with tin until the $40
was made up,
The man felt certain that the mother would
rather raise the money than part with the child
seated himself BY the boys side who was much
pleased at the idea of having ride The
peddlsr Kept his eyes on the house expecting to
see the woman hasten to redeem the little ons
and rode off at a slow pace. After proceeding
some distance, he began to repent Ofhis bar
gain and turned oack.
The woman had just finished ornamenting
her dresser with tin, when the peddler returned
We'll think the boy is too small: guess
you had better take him back and let me have
the ware .
No, sir. the bargain was fair, and you shall
keepit, You may 60 just as soon as you
please.
Surprised at this, the peddler exclaimed
why marm' how can you think of parting
with your boy so young to a stranger p
'Ohl sir we would like to sell off all our town
pAupers at the price Of ten dollars per head.
The boy was dropped at the dosr the whiT
cracked the tin ratified the pedd'er measured
the ground rapidly and he never forgot hil
pauper specu1ation.-N Y Res1Te
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-14
TO MILLERsL cAPTTAL1sTs McLEAN's VOLCANIC OFT


ELIGTBLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE GREAT
6AhGAiN The powerful and valuable STRAIN
NIL lately oei9ngiIg to the Mount Vernon and New
narmohS rlahK Road Company This Mill drives two
saws and warranted 10 three sset of lum
per daily. was erected three years since at a
more than Iour Thousand dollars, and lie in excellent
which cost upwards o: 1ve hundred 1oilars. u
This mill Is situated Big Greek and on the Plank
Road, six miles from Mount Vernon where the Plank
Road strikes the Ohio River. Around it is b "a yily
tmbered country where stocks be obtained at low
rates and IN an! quantity 1t is seldom that esiab
shmcnt so valuable and conveniently situated Is offered
to the public. Posse sson immediately.
As the present proprietors bought it at cheap rate
and do not Intend 10 t. it will be sold for cash or
part credit at from ONE THIRD to half origi
nal cost. Four acres Of Land go with the Mill.
Apply. for further particulars, at Evansville to Mr.
Crawford Bell. Mann street, al New Harmony to Mr. N
g. Nettelton, and at Mount Vernon TO Mr. William J.
Lowry novl6 lwd6tw
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HARrrSRp FIRE INSURANCE CO..

INCORPORATED lsl0.-CHARrER PERPETUAL.
datneri.ed CAPE $250. cd CapI $50 0C0
WIS long established and well known Institution
for IN IRE than Forty years. throu rhout the United States
ana the British North American PROVINCES II has aimed
70 secure pubic nhdence, by honorable aud faithful
are assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
viii be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
buiidlng-, Manufactures Mills, Machinery. Dwelling
Houses. Stores Merchandise, Household Furniture
vessels on the stocks or while in port &C. &c. will be
Insured at rates as low rs the risks admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
III. HUNTINGTON, President.
ALERT DAY., GAVIN Day
JAMES GooDwIS, Jon AtIyx
CHARLEs BOSWELL, JOHN p. BRACE
HENRY kESEY, CHARLES j. Russ
Charles TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRISTOPHER c. LYMAN, Assistant Sec',
IL TApplieations Tor insurance may be made TO
ISAAC A. CRANE, Agent
ceco Evansville, Ind.
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~UDHrEE~e !.
TAXES FOR A. D. 1852.

TO ALL PERSONS OWING TAXES FOR 1852.
TIME Law rs, THAT, 'The County Auditor and
Treasurer shall attend at the Office Of said Auditor.
the third Monday of March annually; the Treasurer
shall then and there make settlement &c
There snail be penalty of ter II cent assessed upol
the amount Of returned delinquent, aforesaid,
with interest upon the whole until paid.
Ii any person rel use neglect to pay the taxes i'm.
posed him the County Treasurer shall AFTER the third
Monday in March, levy the same, together with ten per
cent damages and the costs and charges that may nc
erue by distress, sale, &c.
jan4--5td-3tw X. w. DUNBAR. Treasurer
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VALUABLE REAL EST ATE AT PR
VATE 9AIE

DEING ffty by seventy five feet, divided into tHo
I'D equal parts of north east oflo CO, old plan
fronting Vine street, between First and Second also
twenty five by hundred feet Of north west
said Lot, fronting First between Vine and Division
streets The above il the property of D. o. F. Morn
ing star Lodge No. To those wishing central loca
ton for business, better opportunity cannot be red
Title Indspuable and terms Of purchase made easy.
For further particulars apply to
CRAWFORD BELL.
novl5 Ch Committee Sale.
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ssss-szC-TTITIii Ev ANSv1LLE & PETER =
s.1,SaezzszsEZ BuRGH CANAL PA OK at
fINHE NEW AND SPLENDID CANAL PACKET.
l. 10. tkOWiey, GLASGOW. Master, will run tie
ensuing season regular packet from Evansville TO
Peterseurgn and intermediate landings. II is
that she viii be able TO running in the fore
part of January far the reservoir in Gibson
and extend her trips to Petersburgh and Washh gton
ms soon as the canal is completed. As her have
used every exsr0n 10 have their boat com pleted and
ready 10 business the canal n. nayig BILE
order they hope the public Will award them liber Al
patronage.
For freight or passage apply TO
ROWLEY q GLASGOW
dcc22wtf Or the owners on board
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COAL FIR 8 ALT
THE PLACE FOR
Cheap Wall Paper Hangings,
..............

- JOHN D5VE3EUX J7.,
Main 5streep hurst and Second EpaHsrHse. "a
VVTHERE al, kinds of Wall Paper from TEN CENTS
wv TO three dollars piece, may be found, with u
large assortment Of the latest styles and patterns To select
from EN- Parors sitting Chamber, Dining
and Hall papes. Those wishing to purchase would 10
well to call and examine, Is am selling ut very low
rates.
- LAMPSi LAMPSll
The subscriber keeps constant hand assortment
Lamps of all sizes, descriptions and prices at the Evans
Wills wall paper and Lamp store Of
dec2S JOHN e. DEVEREUX Jr.
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r.. r.. r:
ITS MODUS OPERANDI.

H. H. h
ITS MODUS OPER.aJNDI.
TT Instantly Stops Pain
i II Instantly Checks Diseased!
1t Instantly Removes its Cause ~
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
viii Stop the most TormeLting Painsl
Will Alay the most Excruciating Cramps and Spasms
VIII soothe the most Violent Irritationslil
r. r Daily CURES -.
Throughost the United States, many hundreds Of the
most obstinate cases Of
rheumatism, Govt,
stiG Joints Bruises
Lameness. Spinal Complaints,
Lumbago, =. Stitch in the Back
1t Hourly Cures Thousands of
Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus
SICK Headache. Sore r' Throat + oas 'p.'
Sour Soc D Stomach, fnsSen. anu '0o'
Bad Breath, Tightness Of the Chest,
1t Instantly Cures *
Tens of Thousands Of the most Excruciatiag Pains
in few moments.
Pains in the Back,
Pains in the shoulders,
Pains In the Muscles,
Pains in the joints,
Pains around the Heart.
Pains around the Kidney. -,
Pa nsin the Head, the Face the Feet, he Arms
Side, and Stomach,
Neuralgia Pains
Nervous Pains
Rheumatic Pains
Sciatic Pains,
Sharp and Acute Pains. Heavy and Grumbling Pains;
Aches Of all kinds
Pack Acme AsSs' T Tao. he asso.
Spinal Complaints
Are suddenly Relieved from all Painful feelings by
X. r.. X. Relief
CRIPP LES.
<- LEAP FOR JOY! .
The Crippled and Bed ridden instantly relieved
by the X. X. X.
Every Day
We have cases where the crippled and stiEjointed
hobble their way to our Laboratory. TO received its
soothing influence
And Walk away. Rejoicing
IN the Quick and Sudden Efficacy OF the X. r. z.
CARD
We guarantee that In ninety nine out OF one
hundred Railways Ready Relief will DO all that is here
set down. One trial will prove its efficacy. The mo-
ent il is applied il arrests the progress of diseased
ton, and instantly allays Irritation.
X. X. X. is sold for % Cents per bottle. so cents
and 81 per bottle.
Each bottle to be genuine must bear the fac smile
signature Of RADWAY & co.
On the Label, AND THE LETTERS
BLOWN IN THE GLASS. e.
General Agent for the State OF Kentucky - Edwin
Norris wholesale druggist Louisvle also for sale by
Raymond q Patten, 4h street, and l. p Blackwell, Sd
street.
John C. Davie and Scribner & Devol. New Albany,
c. H. Clarke Vincennes; Mailing & Ely. Princeton r.
E. SURE druggist Madison; and all respectable or ggists
throughout the United States and Canadas.
WOOLSEY d LINCK, Agents,
Evansville, Ind.
RADWAY c CO.,
novlo 16o Fulton ST.. New York.
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TO CONTRACTORS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE undersigned respectfully announces that he will
remain in this city short time, and win be happ,
to receive at his room, such ladies and gentlemen may
desire Licensees of themselves friends children
neatly executed aud set in locke,s. breast pin finger
rings plain and fancy In the very best style
Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 call aud examine
specimens and assured that picture allowed 10
pass from his unless it Is in every psricular
trely satisfactory TO the sitter we'll the Artist.
Rooms in Fosters building, formerly occupied by
Webster d Niles tdeelHl r. y. CHAPMAN.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.

DOCKS WILL BE OPENED for the reception of
- subscriptions TO the capital stock OF the ALTON,
Mourn CARMEL AND NEW ALBANY RAILROAD COMPANY.
the first Monday in February next, at the following
places, wit the stores of James Iaughlin and Craw
ford Bell in the city OF Eyansvle at the store OF Joseph
Devin, Ia Princeton, Ia; at the stores of r. IL w s
nson and Jaquess q Turner in Mount Carme. Illinois,
and at the stores of Horace A. Woodw ri and William
Powmail, in the town Albion, Illinois.
BY order of tie Board of Directors,
F. Il. THOMPSON, President
VICTOR B. BELL, Secretary.
Mouxr CARMEL, H., Dec q, Is52. dee3O wv
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law NO1rEE

ENCNRAD BAKE X will continue practice Law IN
u tae ircuit ouris of VandeIburgh and the adioin
ing countless also in the Supreme Court OF the state and
in the Circuit and isriet Courts OF the United tate
for the Indiana District Cee in Brsys Block, FRS
steet.
Evansville, Nov. II, 1852. decl3-6m
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LAW NOTICE.

TINE firm of Baker & Garvin is dissolved bv mutual
Il consent. by of the election OF the Senior
partner the Judgeship of the Court of Common Pleas
All suits heretofore commenced undertaken by the
firm will be carried on as if dissolution had taken
place. ersons indebted to having unsettled ac-
count with the firm, requested to settle with Nr.
Garvin without delay Con AID BAkEh,
THOMAS 4. UAkEIN.t
Evansville Nov. Il, 1852. decl33v
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J. B. MESKER.

j. y. MESkER,
Main street near the Washington HOUSE,
g. HAS just reeeiveda large and well selected
MI assortment Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves Of the
latest and most approved patterns, which he win
- y sell astonishingly low.
Also all kinds Of Tin, Sheet lion, Brass and Copper
Ware, stove trimmings, &c, &c. Also most splendid
assortment of Britannia Ware. embracing Tea and Coffee
Pots, Cream Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Candle Sticks
Knives and Forks, Spoons, Castors Tongs &C., which
we will take Pleasure in showing to the public. Cali
my wares. noyll
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LAW NOTICE.

TIN MAS E. GARVIN, Attorney at Law Evansville
l. Indiana. flee in the room heretofore occupied
by Baker * Garyn, in the Court House.
November. u, 1859. decl3Gm
SAW MILL FOR SAGE AT AUCTION
THE STEAM SAW MILL lying Pigeon Greek,
1 Just below his city, and owned by John a. & Gle,
ments Rez, will be- sold at auction, on MONDAY, Jan
uary -. at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. About seven hundred
Saw.logs will be sold at the same time. first rite
chance for speculation Is offered in this sale,
mill is well located and i'm good running order.
Terms, de-, made known on tho day Of sale, or by
application before to the owners
II Pan persons indebted to the firm will please make
immediate and those having accounts against
it will present them without delay.
decas-ts- JOHN 4. & e. REITZ.
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To REAL EsTArE:BUYERS.

To REAT. ESTATE.BUYERS.
NJ. b. HARRELL. CAIRO, ILLINOTS.
III Az authority to sell TWENTY ACRES OF LAM
Ii lying within the city limits OF Cairo. The Land is
situated two miles, line west, from the junction sof
the rivers. and thirty rods from he Illinois Central Rail-
road contract for building levee around the land
exists. and as its fulllment men OF almost
hauscss ability fear of failure this behalf can be
reasonably entertained half the expectations enter.
taned by thousn l. OF people concerning Cairo are re.
allied within ten this land will be directly the
centre Oftie city
UPritle from the Government. Terms easy
Cairo, Illinois. Nov. Is 1852. rdcc3ul
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MAIN s1iEEsr PROPERTY

LNOR SALk.-Persons DESTROYS of securing the very
best business locations to be obtained in the city
of Evansville would do well to call, without delay
the Undersigned, who is the agent OF Mr. James Roqusi
for the sale of the Public square property.
JNO. J. CHANDLER,
novl7 Real Estate Agent.
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SET EN- UP SAIGON
MI h H. SCHAEFFER, proprietor of "Hotei Schsef-
w fer, has just opened splendid Saloon with
IO feet alleys in the taird story Of his hotel on
Water street, between Main and Sycamore. Gentle.
men can be furnish ed with any size Balls they may
desire. at ell times; the best Refreshment. Ten
strikes may be expected. nov2O