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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-05

CosT OF THE MAMMOTH CAvE.-Colonel
Crogan. to whose family it belongs, was
resident Of Louisville. He went to Europe
some twenty years ago, and found himself
frequently questioned about the wonders of
the Mammoth Cave-a place he had never
visited, and Of which he had heard but little
at home, though living within ninety miles
orit He went there on his return and the
idea struck him to purchase il and make it
family inheritance. In fifteen minutes
bargaining he bought it for $4,000 aud
shortly after he was offered 100000 for his
purchase.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

AsIA.-The Russian corps under Prince
Bebutof, lately operating against the Turks
on the Georgian frontier, Unexpectedly and
suddenly retired toward Gumri, leaving their
camp and ten spiked guns TO the Turks. II
is not known whether this was caused
by the presence of Schamyl with large
force, near Titlis, or by the movements Of
the allied fleets in the Black Sea.
Ii was rumOred from this movement that
Schamyl had G. ined great victory al Tihis,
in which the RUSSIANS lost guns 10000 men,
tents, 60.
ITALY.-Ths government Of Modena has
ordered all the arms in the city of Carrara
to be given up within Is days.
More executions have taken place at Part
ma.
HoLLASD-The Hague Sept. 9-Grave
Disturbances occurred at Schiedam. Large
crowds, uttering menacing cries, assembled
before nearly all the bakers shops. Many
windows were broken. The municipal au-
thorities attempted to queIl the disturbances
but were compelled to apply for the military.
A squadron oi cavalry has sci out in all haste
for Leyden.
The HARVEST IN IRELAND.-The various
reports that have reached us concur in s.a-
ting that the present harvest VIII consider
ably exceed the average of some years past,
and this remark more particularly applies to
the oat and barley crops. Viii e the wheat
is said in some instances To be deficient in
weight and produce where tie soil is poor
in the cher ground the crops IS all that can
be desired as regards quality and quantity.
The potato crop, in some instances, has
not been as productive as was ected at
an earlier part of the year, but those that re-
main are of excellent quality, and unlike for-
mer years. little deterioration is at present
taking place.
/ AT no period within 4 e memory ofthe old
est farmer. have the crops Of the agricultu-
raj iabors exc eeded the rate at which they
are at present found. Able bodied laborers
can with difficulty be had, while their en-
ployers are glad to accept their services at
Is. day; TO the women they rapidly pay is.
while boys and girls can only be hired in
/ proportion.
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VIM. Nelly Johnson.

We clip the following from the San Fran
cscu Journal of Commerce, which we have
no doubt is just and mented tribute to one
OF our Evansville boys:
The nomination for City Treasurer cannot
fail of giving the utmost satisfaction to the
whole community. Young though he be in
years, he is gifted with an aptitude for bust
ness, aud an ample experience in all its de-
tails, which Pre-eminently qualify aim for
osition so responsible. Opposed as he
was by gentlemen of acknowledged merit,
OF high standing, and ali the qualities which
adorn the citizen; the success OF his nomina-
hion cannot be otherwise than catering
tribute and encouraging testimonial OF his
high qualifications. We predict for VIM.
Nicely Johnson,a success commensurate with
hisiond desires and commendable ambi-
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DAILY JOURNAL.

Mas. BUTLER IN New LIsE.-.We per-
ceve by an announcement in the London
Court Journal that Mrs. Butler, formerly
Fanny Kemble, is giving lessons on grace
fol department, attitude, energy of dicton,
and self-relance.
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RIG EIGllRES,

'A'HE highest price will be paid BURK's EXCHANGE
ANTS 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 25 cents aud for yeuisop
Prairie Chick ms. Quails. &e.. Sc. in proportion.
sep2t-u PETER BURE
News Of the Day (vineennes) copy.
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NS One thing is fast vergng on to GER
tainty-that is, tina: the river will not rise
until after the G9th OF next month. II sold
liners" ever do pray, they do it now for rise,
big rise, one that will send off some hum
-dred or more Wing voters 10 their business
duties on the river. How it will 9r p them
il these extra hundred are here on election
..ay Jernsalem.-IN ". A. Tribune.
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FRENCH NATURE VS.. HUMAN NATURE.-It
is said of French ladies that their fondness
OF efect runs to such an excess, that widows
who have lost their husbands practice atti-
tudes Of despair before a looking-glass.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
q. ". ECCIESTOy a. On.

gBRoPRIEroRs OF the Crescent Cl'y foundry in Evans
ve bald all kinds Of Mach'Ber in ST. le quality and
price equal 20 any made in any city OF the Vest.
We make Fire and Steam Engines all Saw and Grst Mill
Irons Iron Water heels Car Wheels. Cast Iron House
From Fence Railing Of Brass of all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Brldge Work-ndeed
Thing in our ne of business Prompt attention given to
pairs.
We the highest rrice for Scrip Ion Brass aud Copper
Foundry the Canacorner of Canal aud ingle
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. A.
RIvER.-The river has been falling at all
points above for the past week, and 10 now
near the low water mark of the season.
WEATHER.-Cool with several refreshing
showers during the p ist week.
BUsINEss.-A renewed activity in bust
ness has been manifested during the present
week. Large supplies of goods are already
in market. No material change in prices.
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ARARE CHANCE roR STIPULATION.

- $1,000 DAA7,AsNs@ Oha Sf ~
WAT valGfble ira OF laad belonging the of
II A Warner. deed situate about eight niles from the
city Of Evan sviile and known Oak ood containing
49, acres is in market and sale will be divided
into ten acre lots but will be sold quantities to
salt purchasers.
facilities te lots fronting upon the Evantys and
fordsvle Kailroad Terms and liberal Enquire OF
NJ. WARNER
ey3l-tf Atty at Law aud Real Estate 8g't
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DOCTORS

~ WALKER. WM. VI. ELLIOTT and o. Il. WALK
w Err associated themselves in the practice
of Medicine and Surgery in their various branches.
Their Third above MAN, nearly opposite
the old Court House.
They prepared attend promptly to professional calls in
city and country.
sepl3- Ind
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WALL PAPER, BORDERS, FIKE sCREENS
WINDOW PAPER DC,

yUNHE subscriber has just received another aad extensive
asortmerto the above articles which he would most
respectfully call attention Of all who wish purchase
ticle in his line feeling he at as
rates as any house of kind the West His now is
and he feels assured that he give entire
satsfaction TO all those will favor him with call
Particular attention paid to hanging with accuracy
and dispatch.
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IN NEyCrIlyTs

TO MERCHANTS.
q PRACTICAL BVoK- Keeper will Post and arrange
IN Merchants Docks make Balance Sheets in indvid
company or he will take charge
Books Wholeale House traaeh of business. APP
ply at the Wall Paper Store of
augll JOHN G. DENESECN. Jr
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FIHE undersigned has been apPCnted OF the
estate of john RInkin deceased late OF Nanderlurzh
County requests all having business with said estate
make early settlements. The estate probably solvent
sep 3w JOEL MALTBI, Adu'r
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

FHNHE Propretors of this Hose have removed from their
u old stand Main street their Hotel lust finish
House. where
accomuOda their old all Others
TT ea them j" much superior style than formerly
Thankful past patronage respect uy solicit
Of the which shall all endeayors
it. Our fare will be tho best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good stabling and Wagon Yard kept foreountry
eyl0-dSwtf FELkER a HEDDERECH
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CINGHiMs-ioc cases styles received and for sale
1 by JAMES LOW & co..
..pl5 il5 Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
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u. G. At L. II.

"HY often hear Ladies remark they almost
w invariably suited in Dry Goods Emhichs when
thy other placer The fact he always keeps
good goods hand and what is still
portant sells them low and uniform rates This
Editorial but plain matter Of fact do not ish
fo it. but call examine his goods
aud prices thereby the
satisfaction His in the building
Main three doors below Second aug22
TUST reed by Rail Road and Ohio River-twelve days
u from Bostou-2O bills large No Mackere this years
eateh Drums Goldfish. lOhlf bbls Connecticut Riv
Shad heads tails OF for family and doz peed
Samoa-a very fancy article for sale at
sepl9 ALLIS HOWES.
Il by sepis PRESTON BROS.
SHiNGLES-soooo Poplar Shingles in and .or sale
Sby sepl6 PRESTON BRO'S.
GOLD PENS. Gold and Common Jeweiry. Periumery.
" &e.. just reed At -
sepl5 A @. PUSHEE'S.
DLACK CASsEMERES.-5 cases diree. imrc-tatiOn,
ID this day Fec ID at JAMES Low a. CO..
sopl5 AIS Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
aNRENCH MERINO ES.-3O0 pieces assorted colours and
K qualities rec'a this day and for sale by
sepl5 JAMES LOW d CO..
AIS Main st.. Louisville
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1t. Gov. WILLARD.-It is said, this man
~ ent to Chicago, To make speech there,
in hopes Of being prosecuted, and thus MAJ e
something of himself He was simply laughed
at for his silly performance. The same man
went to Indianapolis some time since, arri-
wing ia the night. $50 happened that there
was fire company out with torches, and
thinking tho, the progression was got up on
his account, he threw himself into attitude
for u speech, when some kind friend volun-
teered to lead him fl III Jour.
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BEnFORD,s FAMILY GROCERY

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the cisizens
Evansville and vicinity that have fresh
stock OF amy groceries, and Provisions
Second street, door SteeIs Lumber ard
where they hope by strict attention business merit and
receive u share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving supplies Batter
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the and shall
staniy hand full supply Of all staple articles table
All Goods purchased this will delivered at the
residences OF purchasers free Of charge.
seps BEDFORD WADE
GAME WANTED,
96o The highest market Price will always be paid
&A for Game at the Exchange Rsstaurst. Bring it as
YcrfS-5x soon 5 possible
- 49, augiu PETER BCRK.
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BAsTRo Tsxas Nav Is.

BAsTRo. Texas. May l. 1853.
MEssRs. FARMER. HURT & Co.-GENTLEMEN:-Hayn
ben confined the school, for
ifound my health rapidly declining General debility
prvadei 10Y whole system; weak and emasiated toteed
aOut walking skeleton until used three bottles of Dr.
hrts Iron Tncture. 1 % we'll and TESTIFY of
tlth that ii is the medicine extant general debility.
sinai loss of appetite and all diseases from
diseased state OF the blood. Yours. with respect
j.. NJ HAMMOND.
ey7-tnv WooLSEY LiNck. Sole Agents
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AcNINISTR ATOR,s SsIE

NOTICE shereby given that sell at pu lie auction on
Thursday the 18th lay of September
Of uda B late of NanderbuIgh County deoessed all
persoa property of Buggy
Colt Cows and Calves some young title 50
head ofHogs.
ALSO-A considerable quantity OF Household
Furniture credit OF nine months will he allsums
dollars the giving his
security. waving valuation and apprai.ement laws.
aug22-Jtx JOSEPH H. SNEETEN. Admir-,
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PURE BLOOD, SHORT HORN CATTLE SOUTH
DOWN AND FnEACu MAliNO SHEEP FOR


DOWN AND FnEACn hAniNO SHEEP FOi,
SALE.
TEA RosE:-white and Red ROAM calved May I'd 1913.
sired by Wechester dam. Whit Rose. Wy splendid 2) c.
dam fellow r. by Young Denton $3.50 &C dam Araea.
by North (460) tGt; by Comet. (5j) GGG
dam -' ~ henry i3OO) GGGGG dam -; by DAINTY.
90) Rose has heller cls by her side months old by
Prophet.
PHEASANT -Red-ca,ven 1852 sired by Prophet dam
Phlox bv Yorkshiremaa l5O) dam Ph9nix by Hero iO2)
GG dam Princess by Washington (66 itiG dam Pansey. by
BaiLe (16) GG darn Primron. by Charles Old GGGGG
dam - by Blythe Comet tS5D GiGGGG dams =" iy
Prince (52 GGGGGGG dam - by Patriot (4S6) Pleas
a is in cali ny Cuba.
CUBA-Red hite caved MAY %. 1872 sired by Prcrh-
Coral nv Bertram ID alil idam Conquest by Wash
1851 G Ramsey by Blaine (16l tGG dam Prim
bv Charles Cl27l GGGG dam - by BY the Comet
IS. GGGGG dam ''--'' by Prince. 52l, GGGGGGdam --'
by Patriot. is6.
numbers attached the of the animals refer
their register in the English herd Book All OF animals
offered orsale registered. aud will appear in the next
volume published in London.
each Of South Down and French Mari
Sheep Also, a e Dorking Chickens. All the above
stock bred by Mr. oeh of OSsgo county. New York.
and brought o his State last fall lOr
This breeders few animals OF
purity blood sci iom offered in this
The most unquesonaUe guarantee be given the
Pedigree of the animals Address -
r. HUDSON. Agent.
ey26-tf Albion. Edwards County. III.
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POTATOES arriving yesier-
day and the day previous has had tendency
to reduce prices, and the best upper hissis-
sippi were hard TO sell at over 81 80 per
bushel. A gentleman who has made prac-
teal obserR ations in the matter tells us that
&C ordipg to the best rules of economy, po-
tatoes at 81 SO per bushel are equal to $40
per Dbl for flour. They are therefore dearer
than b cad, and instead OF acting as subsli
tute, as has been the case in times OF great
secretly of bread, the tier could now be
safely substituted for them.
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HURTS! RURT,S!! HUKT,S!!! :.
LION TING Il IL Il Il

Hr we'll almost every that certain class
diseases their Ori in Debility; and.
hsing strictly view led
tbs most valuable Medcines-o the
am broken system. originating fr.m any aud every
case the active aad
Iron known the Medical World anu nsy all
requiring 1t is particularly
in Chs Fever Scroula rheumatism Gout,
Mnstruatin. which has been the eff death
young females, just at that time of lie
uld FLUSHING into womanhood. Falling OF the WON'T
Fuor Abus Whtes) Dropsies of ali kinds Chronic
Sre eyes.
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PORTRAITS.

ME undersigned Portrait Painter having carried on his
studies years Rome Italy most respectful
invites the Of the Inhabitants OF this city and VI
entity his Portraits the OF which he
Church and Altar PAINT
ng and all other work belonging 70 his profession or reno
Old Paintings Samples Of his portraits be seen
Mr. 5. Listers bookstore. His at the New
York Hotel Vine between First and Water Sta
augJO-2ws DANIEL ROSTER. Portrait Painter.
EHAMS.-i5o lbs Quigeys extra sugar cured Hams lust
Reed at au,I COOKS.
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MERCER Co.. KY. July lst '53.
Mr.. b. f. HuRT-Dsar Sir-Permit state 60 you for
ut OF addicted Female that about
became diseased with Falling the Womb and
Whites which cOnfneu room nearly all the
Of the the country
Without any permanent relief In April my friends persua
id the SpriDgsl did and there
time found the water benehtinx me- On re-
home. female lance who been using yoar
Ion persuaded it, consented and aft ruspx
first bottle found myself wing rapidly am
the 4h bottle and happy able 20
{ N house h Id afa,s before L was TAX en- sick
SARAH A ZONES
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PIANO F0RTES.
NEW MUSICALINSTKUM EST STOIsf ,

FIRST STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
sss----l THE undersigned most respectfully tegs
leave inform the ladies an gentlemen aud
II n n all admirers of Musical and paintings. of
this city and nifty. that he will on after
ne first of September next music Depot
in the above described consisting principally Pr
Of the makers in existence who
ceved the first premium Europe we'll America the
late Worlds Fair would with fcon
denee that believes these well Oil Paint.
ipgs probably the best viii found their this
Belis that the strides Of in Litera
mental pursuits and amply Justify the support
home here ofsuch establishment and the
pOration of such goots of Oil PAntngsn
sded frames adorn fayorite ParlOs have been in
duce Open this establishment Being musician by pro-
feon brought all judgement to bear in selecting the
Instruments such good the markets Europ Bos
New York Afforded and acting agent for Of
these afford sell them almost their original
expenses excepted lean fully the brsney
Of tone of Pa toaeh durability and the standing in
GOOD Tune
ALSO-A selection Of Bamboo Ornamental Walking Canes.
ofderent sizes pattern. Window Blinds with all the fix
The hest of Violin Strings DO
ges Tspieces Screws Pegs Rossin and other items
Pianos in equal temper through all the twenty
four keys. and repaired to order.
end handed Pianos AIKEN in exchange. part
we'll improved and unmproved landed prop
erty III desiied.
aug22-3m j. BERNHARD JENNINGS.
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EAR AW Frs AND sHIRTs.-3O doz knit Woolsn
~ Drawers and Shirts hand and for sale by
sep2s j. IL. MAGHEE * co.
nCASES Boots rad Shoes Just reed and for sale
II s1~ very cheap by sep2S J. ii. MAGIIEE a. Co.
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s. s PRESTON * co.

NTANUEACTURf;RS OF Tobacco Second st. between
WI NJ tin " ter door below A Bach Co.. has
hini 80 boxes Choice kentucky and Missouri Tobacco
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COMPREHENSIVE.


fINE have this day COpartnership
der the styl. aud hrm Of Hin Holiday, for the
as ion of General Produce, Forwarding and Commisso
Business Ia this city. EDWARD t. HILL.
sept2-u MARCUS X. HOLIDAY.
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FOR SALE or REyT

desirable family residences,
- eegslc of the city. The house rooms
good crn, houses and hunter of fruit trees ON
the
Also Two Lots in cit- tn. riv-
er bargain can be had ifapPliedf for Immediately Apply
at tnls ONCE
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ID. WOOLSEY.
II. NELSON
AU CT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.

XNATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs, Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, Notions DC. Particular atte
ton given to thesae OF all descriptions of Goods. hegu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on Consignments.
aug 23ly WOoLSEY & NELSON.
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TEwELRY & NOTIONS.-Rar.rinss Fipgerripgs
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches Stee
Deeds and Caps. Brushes, Combs Purses Fancy Soaps
Accordians, Vions Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
augs3ly WO0LSEY IL NELSON.
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CLOTHING Who'll ALE AND RETAIL
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

CLOTHING WHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
~ THE undersigned having purchased Of his late rart
"a Chas W. Mack his interest in TIE Cloth
ne ing Store OF Mack LObenstine very heavy dis
@ eo"nt determined get rid o. present stock at
gr atty reduced prices make for aarge assOrt
nent OF Fall and Winter Clothing He therefore his
friends aud the public generally
and prices He has good stock of Clothing enemens
Furnishing foods &c.. &c there is in Evansville and
VIII sell them cheaper than they other
place IN the city which he will prove those calling his
store under Pavilion Hotel
ey29-tf ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
NAND' AND KISSES Of best quality. constantly
~ hanaresh supplies received weekly for sale ia
per pound. by
eyIz S. L. GILBERT & CO.. syc near Water.
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FURNITURE.

SoFAS, Divan, Center, dining, Break and Gard
" Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do encosed
ana plain Wash Stands Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale by
aug23-1yd wOOLSEY' & NELSON.
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NOTICE OF SAFE.
NrOTICE given will sell at Public Auction
on FRIDAY the 18th day Sep ember 1885, at the resi-
Vanderburgh County.
property sstng OF two horses lot OF cattle
hogs shea household ana ktehen iar
articles credit Of II
viii h. yen ON all sums dollars the purchaser Civ
hi nos wth apnrpyed security wsivng vallariOn
nra,ssmentIaws JOEL MALTBl, Admir-
ByJAs HARLAN. j.. Atty. sep5 3w
CNUNDRIES,-
y ~ doT Family Mustard, warranted pure;
aoz resh Lobsters;
doz Chickens;
doI lars fresh Prunes. received at
susss COOKS Family Grocery:
OPERA FLANNELS--an assortment Of colours this
" day reed At JAMES Low x co.
sepl5 Ais Main ST.. Louisville. XIV.
CITy MILLS FLOUR FOR sale at the Gill a,ss oa
~ s6 IS CASH,
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EUST RECEIv Ed
~ Harper's Magazine for July;
knickerhoeker for July:
Putnam's Magazine fer July:
Frank Lesiie's Gazette for July;
Graham Magazine for July.
eyli SAMUEL LISTERS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FHNWO Lots Main between Fifth Sixth.
- between Sixth
eet front bv 49, Lot Lamsseo. 100 by lI2 Two.
Story Brick House 50 ~ suitable for business purposes
resii
Titles iRdisp and liberal. parieulars en-
quIre of RUDOLPH KEHR, Notary Public
ey2S-tf First ST., at VI. s. Johnson,s Atty
eaUNDRIES.-
Lemons; 6boxes
so Coacoa Nuts 200 boxes soft hel cd Almonds.
90 bottles Said Oil; us boxes Dates:
Dbl turrsntsi 10 boxes Claret. just rec at
aug COOKS
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NAS IL be possible that ;. EMBICH ap-
~ before the Honorable City Council
chare selling Dry Goods chespi Or
corporation orders for Goods when reality they
not worth more than ninety cents the dolsr Be
may know Mr. 4. his own affairs
while he the Of his
end avorns to do the good the
continuing sell good Goods his
markedly low prices.
Gail in ladies delight getting rood Goods AT
ow prices.
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CITUATED on the Evansville and 0wensvile road three
- miles this City log od orchard and
failing SpriEgtwent ards cleared.
ALSO:-A story Brick House the of second
anut air and conveniently tuIlt
ALSO:-Five laying Bell and Cuander's En-
lsrsement all which will he sold En-
uire Of aug23 7. BACON x co.