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ations was given in our Geographic dispatch
IF Monday. From the ample statements in the
foreign prints reproduced in those Of New
York, we give fuller but still greatly con-
dcnsrd view.
The Suhstancc Of the last circular of the
Russian Court - Ncsaclrodc's Manifesto of
June 2oth, is.
|. That the Emprror's DEMAND to have
Spccim guarantee made to Russia in regard to
the privileges Of his subjects in Palestine wac
reasonable, because somc .GrmaaS had been
dsrcgarlcd and others migM be
,. That fair warning had been given that
if within eight days the demand was not ac-
coded to, decisive measures would he taken.
3. That the Porte having rejected the nti-
mutum. orders had been issued for the Rus
sian forces to cross the frontier and occupy
the lrinciraItios.
1. That this was dome not 10 ware war-or
tomal,o conquest but simply to bring Turkey
tu her scu>rS-that Russia meant to support
her own troops fairly, and to take them away
as soon as Turkey made all right.
~, ~, I.I ...... 800. -.
D. H'' 'F''"' ANA I"GI'"' were "'J"H-
tiliallc rr.viitltn IN bringing their fleets to
l.. r,,.,,,,,;l ,,,+,,.,. ,,,I +L,+.u.I
''l' '"'''"' .l"o ""'''H ANU ''''' '"' 1t
a procedure joined to the pcnrrs" refusal Of
49, I,,l+,,, .,,1, i ,,,,,no ;..,,.,..iIl.. +,,,,
''' '''''' - 80,
ever for Us to modify the resolutions which
,t., l,.,,,.r..,. .,,;, ,l.,.,.n.l,rt imam &C.,
Wv ''' '' -
u. That thcr" Is Il %l1cNouS nlHconcrptlon
,,r +ho rr,,,,,l, 81, ,,L;,.l tLn E,nnnrn, nm
,..,,.,. A., .,..,.,,. .,,.,.,,,
and ali the clior Given TO if hv the ,ulLli. prcy,
uut.dn tho c,iiuc.. rest uu,n a .inu,, mi,un,lcr-
t.rIn, or . v,nt nj o,truti,n tn all our uoliti,,l
upt.cp,iruts
People seem ignorant, or IT IS l't 1'YGt %i th"'
the ancient lit Of ,ulvciIlancc, for an clica,ou,
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Democratic Harmony.

VI
verse prophets are realized to the letter
within a year and day. And if those pre-
dicti,us relate t., great national movements,
aud are based ou Iatn undiscovcrabc by any
but the rrlc,i-rd eye, the marvel seems vastly
greater. If they arc verified speedily by the
results Many were the moI nets eight months
ago. who loryt,il the disruption of tho
parity. or com i1atiou of parties, that elected
Grn,tal Pierce t, the Presidency. they fore
told the disruption as to come speedily, but
they rested their calculations only on the
general experience Of mankind, as to the diff
fculty OF long Keeping in harmony elements
50 diverse in character as those that com
posed the victorious party. 1t was still per-
mittrd Us to doubt whether, under the subor-
dinatig influence OF Il new force, those
clements might not be entering into Il COM
bination that should resist the shock of all
but extraordinary events. But if any doubt
there was. it certainly has long ceased to
exist The harmony which the President SO
earnestly luN,rrl to produce when he first
cnto,,I upon lis duties, hc has not sue
ccodcd in producing. All over the Union
there is in the Democratic ranks the bitterest
feeling Of hostility against the President on
the part Of many who were his foremost sup
porter, in the presidential campaign. He is
denounced by southern men as in league
q with the AIolitonists and by Northern men
as abrtting the fucticr Of Southern politicians
g whose rurID,, it /, /, break down the CONF
. ,t;tuton If necessary to support N2utherB
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,'@ ",,",', ne h"I'' 'y', ~, J l oJ',,g
.e means at pr,sou to coaGuc mem. I
As for the complaint of Russia that the
English and French fleets had been brought t
nearer the entrance of She Dardancllcs, and {
the declaration that they must be removed
before Russia could in honor withdraw her
troops IRON the Provinces, II Is s'lu =
more shallow and interruptions misreprGS"nta-
ton We never met WIN III ''"'c paper: ia 'nt
n''t '''' tio NV V'''s ,,, ,I IT,
th declarations If Ru..in herself that she contrln
,Jrd The oceIllntion of the princilmitics and the
icct, were sent not to disturb the balance Of power,
but to restore what Russia had already disturbed
Can any i"lla'y De more gross IMAM inc ",rnl' 10
,,,.t thr viii 81 tLcir lawful sovereign. nn ,s
measure of cocrcion opulird to that sovereign with
tLc ,rcscncr Of - Ncct off the coast of aha, emuirr
-, ,lc cv ,,ross s;rc md rnourst of the suycrrst,
L Cor liz ,rni,..tio,, ,yitbuut tbc occuuntiun Of
m. ,i,, ~ ~ : tnrrit,v and vyitl,out even lryi,
,i| r.,, +La ,.;.. III ,,li.I In tiu,c ar ,c,r.
shnt thr porl,nr,Irs nooin.t FOREIGN lar, of war
ri ,, or en-, Il ,,,,,,T,ts i. really thc br.i ur,ot
- tln .,l,,os r tLc c,u.r .hr, are cr,,lo,c.t 4
,,,,, Thr, ,,c,ir, ,r an allied fleet in tine port.
81 rr;,,lv ,,y,r * il, M ,po rcsIcct nD,li ron.
-, ,I ,,,, ,, IF tnrrit,rv. and in mis- c,.. fine
.t,t, Of nh,ir. i. Jin,nntrcnll, oppo.it, for fine
pnrt L,. in tr oxc,,.;.,, If if. undouItrd ri .rt
Ii.itnI t'r,o,., and E,,L,rd to ,,unroorb fine bar
dancllc,-thoug! not ,.withn sight Of the capital -
for the cxprc,s burmese of wirdine oil an attack
an if. inlo,rnaeucc but at the same time t,o l'ui
tatons inposcd by treaties have been respected by
France and England Though violated by Russia.
.,.l,,4 r. tL I,I,, v,;,u,,
y 'NiirNl '''''''' vi '''' '''''''" '''' -
writing from st. Pctcrsburgh, under date OF
r1 . -
'"'s - '''
should describe the present excited state of
feeling rrcvalcnt here Gs gaining an intensity in
inverse ratio with the station Of the indi,idua
While. as | am given to understand. the highest
military and diplomatic officials are opposed u ,hc
ijca Of Il war; it is welcomed by the lower cla..",
with funntica enthusiasm. When the manifesto
became publicly known here numerous Russians
were known to all ON their knee. on the street. and
nr,,v tnr blessings ON their great Car the defender
Of the orthodox faith the wlrlkc champion of their
holy Russia. But the higher we mount IN the social
Sg't,' ,p inlrrJ seem lint il i. fct that the
storm will blow over ~ mrt o"y o"' hl,,. for It
M3"l '4f""" ~" 5"p"' h,, " I'm "' ,o c',j.on
holds it. ground that means will be found to ar
range the difficulty
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~ AuGrsr Elections viii
take place next month in the States Of Ken
lucky, Missouri, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas,
Tennessee, and North Carolina. In Kentucky
and Arkansas. members of Congress and the
State Legislature arc TO be chosen; IN Mis-
souri, and North Carolina mcmhrrS of Con-
grcss aud ia each VI thr Stats Of Aabamn
Texas. and Tennessee, Governor. IoglSiaturG
and mcubcrs of Congress are to he elected.
- The tWcnty-ancond annual convention
Of the Sigma Phi Society is to hc held at
William, College. On Tuesday, August u
1888. under the direction OF the Alpha {"
Massachusetts. The public exercises viii
consist Of an Grafton from Thomas T. Davis
ESP, Of Syracuse, y. y, and poem from
Edward v. b, Canning. Esq. Of West Stock
lri'l~c. Mao9
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C-F-Smntr.-Fopr barrels of liquor,
marked Geo. W. Ball, St. Adams, and one
barrel, marked John Wiley, Georgia, were
seized last night hy officer Paul, in the Vt,
Central Railroad depot ON the way from
Prrt Kent t. Franklin Co.
QF=rho Montreal Gazette says that there
are two millions of people in the Canadas
OF this number, 9&4 eco belong to the Catho,
lie religion, and 900 coo to the Protestant
showing nearly eleven Protestants to nine
Catholics The lattor have gained 500, 900 in
thlrty years, the Former 920, 900
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bv l.. Underwood, Esq. chairman of the com
mitee, is as follows: FIRST approving the ad-
minslrn;ion of President Pierce. Second,
so.dor5ing the nominations of the %tatc Con-
Vcn'ion held at Montpelier, juno 90. The
third and last i. the same that has been pissed
Ivy almost every state and County Convention
these ten years. with reference to the alleged
Extravaganza ana recklrssnesa il the manqga-
mcnt or the State hnrnccs.
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Notice

Those indebted to ID. W & Charlie for
papers, advertising; or job work done at the
Free prc~: Office, arc informed that they must
4cttlc up their accounts without further de-
Law. :. H. pARKlIl kSI.
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IT 'ITJ' T1T'fV TT''''! " -'T-TTTV
The Democrats of Chiueujcn County hG.H
their Convcn ION Yesterday at Essex. ar.
John s. Webster was chosen President, All
the following ticket was NJ n'nltcd for Oh"
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FANCY DRY ICODS.
lust received per steamer Hindoo, 19 Gases fancy
y Dry Goods Comprising part the following, TO Wit
Plain and Figured Chameleon;
d., do Slk,
Mouslin Delains;
Cashmere do
Wool
Florence Sill,
Silk Serge.
Grape ass'd;
Rich winter Bonnet Ribbons;
Blk Fancy fig. Silk Veils
Black silk Shawls;
Bay State do
Sup Fire do
Black and Fancy SILK Cravats;
Ladies Fancy Silk Ties;
Artircials, (lsinterl
Cuffs nd kuches ass'd;
Kid Gloves do
Silk and Cashmere do
Lisie Thread and Cotton 10
ALSO.
cases Sprague, =. Allen g. Son, and Globe Fancy
Prints:
do Solid Clyd:
| do Beaene1 Muslin: ard for sale low by
sept22 MORGAN, KEEN q REST"N.
MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON. Jobbersin Foreign
WI aid Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Hats, Cap
uonnel- &c., Eyar syille, la. lyl+ly
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McLEAN'S VOTC1 M OH
LINIMENT


GLORIOUS NEWS FOX THE SoTE AND LANE.
YOU Can NON BE CURED-
HE principal Ingredients ~ this ,eiebra.ed remedy
L Is VOLCANIC OIL, Spontaneous pro,!ns tich from
"Natures" own laboratory IL Possesses within iiseif
Wonderful curative properties ana beg ION bin Ell az
most powerful and effcacions remedial agents kL"wn
to the nipd of man. renders the most prfc remedy
through the min utesi pore The XXI, the Yer, seat
of The disease disoyng aud ds the there
D ISdSs Of c arr e1, e a"e been made
TO walk by the Of ills Invaluable LlI.imeIt.
RHEUMATISM OF TWENTY YEAhs STANDING
has been permanently cured IN few weeks The most
loathsome Ulcers ihai have been ruI for are
healed BY the OF few bottles of hcLeans Celebrated
Llniment.
TO ALL THAT ARE SUFFERING from Cancers.
PILES: Paral sis, Chronic "r inflammation, hheumutism,
~ joints Iumors swelliLgs ;, re Throat Nem aeias
Earsehe or Tooth'che, Bruises. Slras or an. Would.
Fresh Cuts. Sores. Burns Pains. difference how
se'sre how long the disease may hav eAssG suffer
YOU There Is no misiak eSabout il This LinimeLi will
FIX i' HnR SssS according TO dirsson,
the only eectua remrd, the cure Of SPAWN. weehy.
sprais, Bruises, Fistula, serai,hes, raeled Heels
Ringbone. Poll Evil Bie head Nodes or Iumors. lame.
ness. swe gs or Cuts that horses Ia be TO from
valuable horse belor cling to M.ssrs G. RI, & To. d.
nerei ants on the corner of Carr ana broadway amt
LOUIS WAS BITE BY RABID poo tn leg. II swelied
did 40 good-b1i Two ,.o,tIes Of
McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL EMINENT reduced the
ever, person will Learn 10y the lerience II gentlemen
and use nothing else but
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LlNiMENT, for ii 10
the on, reliable remed. for tie of paths. sweligs.
beast.
GREAT Mistakes made by who sup
pose that all LiimeGis equal, beneficial. The ob
ject and purpose of the common Li1o l. ad remedies
is simply tenn orar. relief not TO but Nc
LEANS VOLCANIC JIL LISlNENr Is sale aud certain In iis
effects. always producing speedy ard permaueI cure
THEN TklFih No LoNGkk With ihose delusive
mixturescaIl If ar' get bottle Of Meta rs ell
eLrated Lmeut Where il is used pains. swellirgs or
sores mot exist.
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT.-ln 'nsequence ofth
increasing demand for this valuable linimeit, IL is Eow
putting up in add the - cest bot les. 81 oeIt aid
one dollar bottles The f cent bottles contain three
times the qua, of the twenty five ee,t size and SO ON
IN pr"poro tn their cost that purchasers wall save
money by getting the larger
There plain directions in English add German
around each butle.
For sale by J. n. MCLEAN. proprietor. at the priaci
pal office. under the Walton Ho-sc Third staeet Do
tween olive and Locust streets. and b,
KELLER IL FARNSLEY,
Water street, EvaHsy lie, Ind.
CAUTION AGAINST IMPOSITION ASK for. and
take no other but NJ, LEAN VOLCANIC tilL LlNI-
MINT put up in squar. bottles. uupr.eipled
dealers Try 81 I'm upon YOU the Mexio Mustang
LInnent-it Is now put up spurious and adslte:ated,
of la-.o and lime, water. Ind sold Il ten cents
per bottle Beware Of tn filthy soap grease dce2l
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A SAW AND estsrm MILL FOR sALs.

I WILL as Executor. proceed Ia sell on TUESDAY 18th
Il February next. III Lock and Dam. No 4. o. Green
River. water. saw and Grt N n. the proPesty of Z.
EasIn, deed. said Mill has three H. ,d running
coBdition one run of Stones :. fe,t. whe
X Is unsurpassed by ana. cot er SAW Mi la the ~ tern
country aud Is snssnt TO tte Evansville Hen
der Lumber Market. Ii is sur ofisded 10y the best
saving timber. besides The great ti stses of Grccis ID
barren rivers, with all the t Utrics. it III enable
the purchaser 10 obtain the ser best 81 wIns tu5cr
suited for amy market. at yer. low rates hs Mill
House is large anfco pnoiiods and we'll saed any
Maohiner, Mandatory.
There is also connected with the Mil lot Of land.
sufficient "a Gar cniBg PURPOSES - swe.iss house
with two rooms, negro house smoke house. black
smiths shop and iou.s, tables dc.
Terms of Sale-Une tho - snd doll Il June
the remainder aud Two purchaser giving
bond win two approved securities
Persons wishing any inf 'rn iii,n, to examine
amid prob ery, apply &, T. 4. E-t, Thomas Ashoy
ut Lock and Dam No. l.
w. A. EASTlN
CT. ia A.fi... Ex..cr nfor
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

by VIRTUE Of War; oI Execution. On favor
II of samuel Lister and ag INST the heirs of John n.
Sesman.) issued Of the Office of the Clerk of the
Marlborough Circuit Court. nd 10 III ccted. will
saUtda. the 18th dag of February A Dis53. between
the hours OF 10 O'clock 4. NJ and o'ciosk "a. q id
day. at the door Of the Court House. ia the city
vile. spose sale the issues profits for the
RIM of seven OF the foo lag d. ribed reaiest
to Wit Lots Eeigheen and Nineteen ia the subdivision
made by Samuel Lister of Out lot Numeer Two the
upper enlargement Of the Town of Evansville. aid
defan OF the reuts. issues and profits ing
sufficient To si said exe-uii will The time
aud place offer for sale the Zee snl of AID real estate.
JOHN :. TERRY. Sheriff. V. T..
Evansville, JAM 18th, 1853 iani5-3w
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cprAr nApcA1Ms.

WILL SELL acres OF the best Land in the county,
lying on the Canal two and halle three miles from
he city, Aso 81 Lots in the Myth eastern enlarge
ment of the city of Evansville five lots ON the corner OF
Vine and Third street in the city, fronting p iect on
Vine street aud extending back parallel with Third ST
30 feet alley and 20 lots i'm Lamascc city, 10 of them
fronting Fulton avenue. Those 81 lots in the North
eastern enlargement and the % lots in Lamasco If not
sold at private sale before the third Mo.day in APRIL will
that day be sold at public auctan at TIL Court house
In the city. For particulars enquire of the subscriber al
his Office Fourth street. Lamasco, few doors east Of
the Market-Sign of Notary Public and Real Estate
Agency. idee2s -imdw NATHAN ROWLEY.
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RE.L EST4TFDVYERS.
RAILROAD NOTICE

RAILROAD NOTICE.
looks WILL BE OPENED for the reception of
ID subscriptions to the capt. stock the ALTON
MOUNT CARMEL AID NEW ALBANY RAILROAD CoMPASy
the first Monday in February EeXt, the following
places, TO Wit AT the stores of James aughiI and Craw
ford Bell the city Of Evansville the 10 seph
Devi, la Princeton, Ia; at the stores of X IL p RI
ison and Jaquess n Turner in Mount Carme. llino
and the .f Horace a. Woodw ard " lillian
Powilsi., in the town Albion, Illinois.
BY order OF .c Board of Directors,
f. h. THOMPSON, President;
VICTOR b. BELL, secretary.
Mourn CARMEL H., Dee q, 1850. deo31 .w
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ssAlE OF tSnENA. 80
anderburgh a. \
IN Tux VASDERDuRGH CIRcrIr CORR IN vacATlox.
John lngle Adin'r Of the estate
OF David Negly deeesec,
William kifcr,
Sarah c. lockhart,
James Loct hart
Lucy Jane Rudd. In Cfancery.
Christopher K. Rudd,
MARY T.. Bell,
Crawford hell,
William p. Negiey, -
John David s;ockwell, and
David A Mel.
Now comes In compliments in .he above entitled
by lBgle Wheeler and alehar his soil, ors aud
files his bill herein, and Il APPEARING b, the affidavit Of
a dist tcrcsied person this Gay id ia IN, ofee that
John David Siockwel is not al this time resident Of thu
State of Indiana. The said II ckweil isherrly nof
That unless he be and appear before the Ja.e of ,he
Marlborough Circuit Court, the first day The
thereof held ia The Couft house or q ell, Of
Evansville the third Monday IN Apr. les3. to plead
to, demur 10 said bill ., The will be
heard and determined ia his absence
Witness JACOB LUNKENHEIMER.
Clerk of said Court ~ Evansville, JAM 81, less.
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STA r. Of DIANA. .s
vandt rburgh &. uny,{
VANDERBURGB CIRCUIT CoURT Il
john lngle, Admir- of the esi.tel
OF David Negley deceased,
Hugh Snivel Sarah c. Lockhart
James Lock hart,
Luc, Jane Rudd.
Christopher x. Rudd, la Chancery,
Mary l.. Bell,
Cruw ford Bell,
William Negley,
John ID. stockwell,
David A Mel.
Now comes the complainant by 1ngie, Wheeler and
Iglcharthis solicitors and flies rs bill herein, aud ap
pcariIg by the affidavit 81 Is Interested lers A. this
da. nicd in my Office that John David S0. well is not
al this time Il resident of the tate Indi la.
The said stockwei is herei,y notid 4 ar tn, pen-
dancy of this bill, and unless he be pear before the
Judge Of the Vanderburgh Circuit C0art, the drst
day of the next term thereof b. held al the Court
Iio in the city OF Evansville the third Monday
n April less. plead to, elnur said bill
the Will be heard md determined in his absence.
Witness Jacob LUNkENHLIMER.
Clerk OF said Court at Evansville JAM 3lst le53.
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,AcvsoY.sCo-K1va S'rovs.
ssci,e Vac aaardens

ry1HE proprietor off garden aud public house has ct
tirey rsfited the building. and improved the groun
and ready to receive visitors. This place OF re-
issuatel on the river bank, just below Pigeon Cre~A
Bridge and but short walk from the heart of the city
af all kinds he obtained and the wants
of visitors carefully attended to- The undersigned VIII
always be hand to attend TO those visiting his house
| myG-U JOHN VI. MATTHEW'S
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tDvINI ,reAr ,e,s SAT-

NOTICE is her,b, given th.t will s.ii 1t public
IN auction on SAT- kDAY. the 18th OF Februar, al
tn re-Idence If BENZ min Freedom, late OF Uiinn
Township Marlborough oegIt', dec ased. all bis per-
soma; propert consists of horse, hog tosse-
hold aid Kitchen f,nrn,ture abd farming utensils
A credit of months will TIC II, an
S3Da. the purchaser giving hi with approved
carit,. wai.ing valuation and ~ pr.isIies.t laws
feb3-3tw Th0S. ia kINS. administrator.
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MOTTO

MY WIFE. Sophia Stephan 10 merly Sophia Burg
WI ,rf1 having LEFT my bed and board without just
cause povocation do hcreb, caution ever, pc SOP
against trusting harooring her, shall not pa! an;
debts Iv her co, ;racte.i JOHN STEPHAN.
Wet Franklin, Posey county, Ind, Feb. ID.
au9C--aw
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SOM THING NE w go,

this Civ The most beautiful Paror Stoves of the age
For fnrther par;culars call and examine assort-
ment at the old stand door ffori The Washington
House isept 15u
COTTON YARNS.-2s5 bags best quality, 4. = 6 ana
zoo In store just received per X Patton, aud for
s.Ie "a factory prices by Sc. GILBERT u CO..
jane5 Agents Cypress Factory.
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4 thAiRS-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood seat
-cane-seat. and sofa-scat Chairs.
janl7 WoOLSEY & NELSON
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Mere Is scarcely time sufficient in which 10
reeeir. the large amount OF State AID County
nue. for 1852 yet unpaid have deemed this notice
ces>ay inform all that 10 per cent will be REQUIRED Of
every person owing taxes for said year. who have pot
paid by Saturday, the 18th day of March next Every
person The improperly of holding back the
last days, that event damages
them hey 0nd my control.
feb lw R.w, DUNBAR. Treasurer V. c.
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~ norst !. & w. REILLY.
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30 V-Yo lTI

A Ii rsobs o"Bii propert, adjon ,st following
IA described trail "t land iii take Ioise that o.
FhlDAf the .olh day of February. ID. is3 the I".i
~ surveyor "i Nander6areh T. will prvseel
abli-h the corners AID lines half
east quarter of eetion No T. ia Iowbshi NO ), south
OF range No III. west in the district of lends subject
sale at Vincehnes. Ind lfcL3-3~+l JOHN HAAG.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furnita,
- rooms. eight fine Sofas.
jan21 WUOISEY az NELSON
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

hARTFORD, CtNNEC IiCtG
INCORPORATED l6iO-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
>fathori-sd CGpi $3.50 CGpI jG 0C0.
THIS long established and well known Institution
4 has Transacted most extensive insurance business
Cor than iory years throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces. ii has aimed
60 public nhdence, by honorable and faithful
iuImehi OF its contracts; and the Of property
assure that all fair claims loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Building, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses. Ster-s, Merchandise, Household FuruiIurs,
Vessels the stocks while in port oe &c, will be
INSURED nc rates low the risk vii admit. The fol-
loving gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
III. HUNTINGTON. President.
Albert DkT, CALVIN DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, Jon ALLYN,
CHaRLEs BOSWELL, JOHN y. BRACE.
HESRg KINNEY. CHARLES J. RUss.
CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRIsroPHER c. LYMAN. Assistant Sec'A.
III PAppications for Insurance may be made TO
ALLEN q. HALLOCk- Agent.
Main street, nearly opposite tae Bank,
does Evansville. Ind.
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6tHEEsE-5O boxes in store and tor sane .,
~ jan27 SAMUEL ORR.
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u-1rC4ER cHNP.

BUTCHER SHOP.
XTTM. PAYNE has removed his Buteher shop tr,m
wv the corner of Vine and First streets. to half a
square Main First street. between Vine
and Sycamore whore he would he pleased TO see nj, old
and customers. keeping on hand he does, an ex
cellent assortment of Fresh Meats, &c
nOvlItf VIM. PAYNE.
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IL who want the choicest kind of FAMILY GROCERIES,
n al very cheap rates look for the sign oi inc "p o
th- house. il T. Bedfori's Cheap Family Grocery, cor
ner Second and Oak streets =.
Mr. r will keep constantly on hand an assortment %
Family or res of inc .ery quaiy and will sell
them very low His motto is ''quick sales and small
ra, june 90 If