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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18
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NOTICE.
IN Office Esrehy given that have taken out Letters ties
N Of john NJ Stockwc deed and
EAeca All persons having claims against
said requested duly for
sss3ement and those sas soth call and
l. vi h me insrSpter. my Wstsr street.
sov7-im ROBEkr BARNES, Executor.
A rTON6.-iss gro Lastine Overcast Buttess;
ID IN gro Youths Metal Dc;
fin gro T~ist Coat do;
800 gro SDok Pearl vest do;
Received shis day and for aAie b, JAS. Low CO..
eesi0 as Main street Louisville. Ky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
list OPENED On MAIN STREET.

THE undrrsgped have formed partnership under the
style and firm Of J. x ). yck-ry. to carry the
Grocery and revision business in TIE house known the
"Olt Chekerrd Store - opposite Scantlin Sons Stove
Stor. Main bet d aud 3D. W. will Try keep
stanty hand and for sale all articles usually KEPT
amily roeery store; also Corn Cats Bran aud Feed
rally We will spare pains in teering customers
piled With freh Bat'er EGGS and all Of which, with
siding 10 any part the city. FREE OF CHA ROE:
JAMES W. vICKERY,
nov6-im SAMUEL vICKERy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18
JOHN. ]. CANDLES JANIS HARLAN. JR.
.ouv CHiXDi;rIR q HARLtN;;, ~

JOHN. ]. CaAxptEs JANIS HARLAN. ia.
CHANDLER d n aRLAN.
lOHNJ. CHAN DLEK AND JAMES HARLAN =. have
themselves her partnefs IN the practice
oflaw and will attend to ali bus eeDfnd 20 hsm One
both slws h. found their office. Locust street
opposite the >h rwood eouns. or transact bus,-
neal. ompt attento. ~ he given to eoilt ctions.
Evansville. Nov. 9. ls5t.-iy
I MPROvK YOCR STO. XII have several pairs Of full
] blood and half trssd Shanghai Gu Oh fo ssln at
nova COOKS Family Grocery.
Il Az CssltN 5i5 sacks prime old re ID per CsnaiLsAt
Il III. u. Foord'' this day. tor sale y
s,v4 GEO FOSTER co.
skRUWN sHXETlNs;-.-5oo Bails'. Canusitoa and
- other 20 GSsads for sale W
p"vs Jas Low CO.. as Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
CDAk Eos 1>QlESG
Nibques held befrs coroner Of this county.
IA ., 9TH OF Nov mbs 1854. at the Union House
1vssn over the to 81 msa naka,wa dressed in ry
roundabout bruwn 1t. blae1 pants L,"ts aud white
hat supposed be n % old. To- have from
Glow rl-rs. Ky. JOHN TRIPLE.
nov9-3w Coroner Vsnderburgh county.
II AsrERN APER CURRENCY. We will pay one
- per premium for saeh Of New rk. Jersey.
aud Connecticut Bank rede~ed in
sw York City aovs MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON.
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NOTIONS, TOYS ANDFANCy coos.
G. PUSHEE HA NOw BEEN kI0h1 YEA aS N
Evansville constantly sddss an the lissie
ayscDes shs particular ksaaeA
pResst Assaaseaent With Eastsps asehAa ssa ssl
will sci. the 10 prices cssss % cad
eajs ny invited cal ap,s1
variety. stsps aadss ODD bslisss' NALL Bipss sssss.
e2-Iydkv
DLACR AVID yoY DRESS SILKS We hs.e On Nssl
ID -sprSh % esirabl. sooAs ~AieA
pr III Nd. hsssy discsuss o. "a ysa pssss osl
ssa snso. saN SJHHy II t60yOU.
RAVIN@9 DANK
FIRST STREET. BELOW NATH.
Mis- ssnh p.ye per eest interest," derosse. 1sysss
Money &s Ss s'.ne Losns lies cP-ettcs SD rrciss
promptly - snrfeht rses of 9xeAsrse rsa-y peDtesa
all pare Or EsPops. oetII-f .. COPELAND. CssAieS
WABASH AND ERIE CAV A.
ERTHANTS shipping or v.esvinr N-renasdss st 10
~ duce by Cass will knr sarehonse the ne eosve
nens Tor that has hs Our charges vii BE sos ss
the business viii he and IN nsesoss
- eet1s-Imd HILL & HOkLADAY.
vDOCLTRY.-sdo DOG Chichess
u der Ducks
q, Turke,a: asst peeeived -
sst,f COOKS Family 0rsssyy.
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OUuV sc LIE WONKS.
RIG DON, nv LAND q CO..
Ne Wine street. Front and Coumbia. Gin o.
WE are manufacturing Rsiirosd.
Depot Hav. Stock OF Coal. Foar and
Platform Scales of all sires: Also Drug
gist and Bank Scales. brass sad iron
In beams Counter Scxlss. SC. &C.. which
III warrant .f superior wsrk manship aud
material We would call particular at
IGNITION Iron L yer Ray aud stock
Scales. All communications pr IMPLY
attended to scsi3 q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18

UHIGrY Acres valuable Land far sale kno~ part Of
IA the Ksl Farm. the Bonneville Rosi mile
this citv Said located family
purposes and will be esshsnsd for city
sold far onrthrd cash. oaethrd In
twelve thd in with interest. For
further particulars enquire Of . -
novs-4w "ooLSEh NELSON.
INOID WANTED.-ws will pay per cent premm,u
VI Tor two tnousaad dollars Ansrtctn told. -
novS MORGAN KEEN PRESTON
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NNOOOEH AND WILLOW " Ann, DOOa
w MATS sts.. Clstl - Pi.s.
iuU " fket Basket. - sovsrsd AsRkss Basks1,
~ Wo tes Bsvb. 7aos 5s,vss
IS dst kfeens y d shaker Dyssus,
~ kstsA Whi.s BScs0s. nss.s Tsis
1n.s's D. each re 1ahA 0r~ss Hso1sd osAos
. dos Covered D.stsN bustsn.
3ds do Dosss 10 sr"ss Gle hes Pies.
. do Hssk ~ Cos Jus~ Nass.
dc HSnill4 NAss. Yossss NssAess. nsttsB Ls-
d. Yis~ Obsfas. die sat Ron ~ Pns.
I do Csd.P de- ass RuckeN,
! do Butter Priuts - % uesy-h DVseDs,
c"iis ooss b 1ops. Just MI 81
sovl COOKS Isails 0ssssp.
COP ARTN ERSHlP.
fNHE und gssd have this d., termed Csrsrtnsphipus
der The sUl ard arm o. Tin Holiday Ter the trus
tioA Of General Produce Fer sArd asd Conniais
Busia 70 IN this city. EDw nd D. MILL
0psJ-G MARCUS y. holiday.
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q 8. ALMOXDs.-2.,oo Lbs for sale by
De novf S.E. GILBERT u Co.. Sye. nsar Water.
- APE KEY FOCND.--An iron Safe Key found
- yesterday morning Mai- The Oh
tain 70 by paying for advertisement. aovi-f
QDURE WHITE LEAD.-25 kegs pure White Lead reed
il and for ale by nov9 SAMUEL ORR.
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IL just received. 1-
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A PHOTOGRAPHY OF A JOURNEY
IN man Printer,-The Workingmans Way in
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man Printer. a-I
Classic and Historic Patriots, by James Bruce.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIyERPoOI.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOI.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Thu ships composing this line are tho tohoscine
The ATLANTIC ...s. Captain West. a9l.
The PACIFIC ,.---. ~ Captain Nye'
The ARCTlC.,..........C Captain Luce.
The BALTIC. 1890. Captain Comstock
The ADRIATIc....... Captain Grafton.
k1SA, These ships have been built by
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PROPOSED ozLvdF SAILING. q as'
1854. ataI 1854 sgs
From Nel0 York. From Liverpool. Az Z
Saturday. Jan. 2. Wednesday, Jan. IL.
Saturday,. Jan. 81. Wednesday. Jan. 25.
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Saturday. Dec. Q. Wednesday. Dec. 10.
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