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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-25

X MARCUSG
HILL g. HOLIDAY,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
AVING fitted large and spacious Warehouse the
Wabash aud Erie Canal Main street near Depot
Evansville Crawor dsyille Railroad
Forwarding OF Produce and by Canal
Railroad will he in this city We pre-
Groceries
leit orders purchase of Groceries in New Orleans
We will make liberal cash advances Produce consigned
for sale here be shipped Southern Eastern
ke We hope by prompt attention to business the
public patronage.
s.p2-tf HILL & HOLIDAY.
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JOURNALBY
G COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer in Erehasge. Coin, Land Warrants Uneurrent
Honey, &C., &C.; Office ca Eirst st. near Main.
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pallie
that they have erected LA RGE WORK SHOP first
street between Vine and vision for the
setrinS ana repairing all kinds SHEET IRON and COP
PEE W"Rk helonsing to STEAMBOATS,. STEAM EN-
gin r. and Mill Work. And thew from sher
OF stand on the above building for
the purpose OF executing al such Mind work They will
also do kind OF Tin Roofing
other kud of Job Work with any Of the aboys
branches Call at the sign Of the Mammoth Coffe. Pot
oet3- lwd3mw (Enquite err eopy \
ID LACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have on hand
ID asuperb stock of desirabir which will
fer the trade heavy discount years prices Call
and see them. oetls JOHNS y FRENCH
~ octi PRESTON BROS.
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SCANTIJN PlRViN.

SOCks-5o Country Knit Socks hard and Cor sal
- by sep2s J. II. MAGHEE & co.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL,

FsNuE pretors OF this House have removed from their
IL OLD stan Main their Hotel met finish
the House where thev
their old all Others
tit ca them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful patronage uly solicit
the which shall all
1t. Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good stablins and Wagon Yard kept fOreonn.ry
eyl0-dSwu FELEER d HEIDI sRECH.
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COp,RTyER SHIP

fINHE undo ell have this day formed COparnershp
l. der the styl snd brm of Hill x Holiday. tor the
ASTON of General Produce, and Commissio
Business in this city. EDM ARD X. HILL
sept2-tf MARCUS X. HOLIDAY,
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OINCTNNATI, lTCt. II, r. NJ.
A difficulty has existed between the truss
tees of the Catholic college, in Newport and
the Bishop, growing out of the latter building
a school house on the church property with.
out the consent of the former. The trustees
applied for an injunction, which was granted
to-day by the court. He decided that the
Bishop had the right to appoint trustees for
the church and use the grouhd for church
purposes only.
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q. u. Es;GLEsTON d co.

G u. EtstsI1ESlON q w.,
EDROPRIETbRS OF the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
VILE BALD all kinds Maehinery in ST. ls quality and
price equal g a AIDE the " est
We make Fire and Stram Engines all Sa~ and Grist Mill
Irons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fron Fence Railing Of Brass WOtk Of all
kinds Wrought snd Cast iron Bridge Work-nd-rd
thing in line of business Prompt attention given
pairs
highest rrice Iron Brass aud Copper
Foundry the Canal and Inge
sep9-tf
NSTANTED.-2j roo bushels Of Wheat. We will pay the
Wv hshest market price cash for good Wheat deliver
ed a. Q nal Warehouse.
octI7-ImdSw HILL & HOLLADAY.s@
4 ,ORN.-7O bags White Yellow sale ~ lots suit
1sy oetl7 GEO. FOSTER CO
an CONSIGNMENT So hhds Fair and Prime Sugar.
w aud rs bias Reboied Mulases
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saw Mr.. Caseday when he wasa afflicted stated. and
he is now we'll. WIN NJ. ELLIOTT, Pnkney willie.

Reader IL the owe is not sufficient to convince YOU
of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic OIL Ininent,
call aud examine the thousands which we bay" in
from all parts of the country and will
pu supply from and IL does not give saiisfac
hon the money will be returned To the purchaser.
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EpLAIN n AiNEs.-l solid col D. LANES reed this
n day anti for sale by JAS. Low co,
oct7 AIS Main street, Louisville
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BIG FIGlrRES.

vHNHE highest price will be paid BURK'S EXCHANGE
II IN EVANSVILLE for all kinds of AME. ForPHEAS-
ANTS 81 cents-W0ODCOCkS IS cents. for Veuison,
Prairie Chick MS Quals &C.. &C.. in proportion.
sep25-si PETER BURK.
News Of the Day (vincennes) copy.
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scsIvER PLATED ..~iHx Birds and super Sewing Net
y dies forssle by x. @. PUSREE
EOn SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT.
"a Avery desirable family resideuse situated n the most
1 elegsbie rapt The contains
WIN good cern, houses AMI nuntsr Of fruit
the premises. =,
Also Two Lots In Lamaseo city. fronting the riy
er bargain can be had applied for Immediately Apply
10 this Once. Angt- q
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Am CONsItsNN MEMS hhds Fair and Prime Sugar.
W aud 5 bLis PlaL nd Reboiled Mlasses sale
10 Tor cash y negotiable PAPER by
vSt7 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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ARARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
THNHAT vauhbe of laad belonging {" the ate of
Warner. decd. situase about esht miles from the
Of Evansville aud kuowu Oak ood containing
in market aud for sale 1t will be divided
into lots bat win sold guam
suit purchasers -
facilities the lots fronting che Eyanville and Craw
fordsville Railroad. Terms AVID liberal Enquire OF
BAKER S GARVIN.
ey3i-n Atty Law aud Real Estste Agt.
HYDRACIiC CEMENT.-25 ttls fresh; Just reed.
i sale by s. K. GILBERT q CO.
s1pI9 Sye. near Water.
ARD for family in tin and jars for sale by
ocli1 GE .. Eos TEX a. CO.
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TITO DomE FRAMES


CiNCISNA ATT IN EiNt: EST WENT,
COrner Che AID Caasl opposite Henry Lut Groc
-. Evansville. Indiana.
NANCY DYER. Rehnisher Dry Goods.
q EoreUiau at sciuuati Teasdale's
New York bye House.
CLANS by Ladies' and Gentlemens Clothes Of Silk
aud Ooen CraTe aud Cashmere. Shaw OF scrip
ton aud finishes al Ia Dyes kind OF SUITS
eording aud finishes them equal He
stains silk Dresses a dry thout
the color stun lie also cleans aud flashes Cur
Silk AMI Wo.ilen. Toile de rersse and Tullrs.
Also he cleans Carpets and flashes them equal to
fair Oeti9- I,dSw
NOTIONS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
a q. PUSHEE HA NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville. AIDING all little and
ornamental articles this particular branch Of trade
with present Arrangement, with Eastern chan can aud
E SILL for cash at the 10 west market price. and
variety Store under Old Fellows Hall. First street.
e2-iydAw
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IRON Farm OF William Morgan county,
about the Goth Of ertember light Chestnut Mare lax
hands highs her forehead and white hind legs
Any who will give in formation concerning
her. will be literally rewarded ty ser2sr E. o. READ.
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