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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-02

wer commend the purchase of ckags corresrond~us
they nearly double the quantity Of tickets
money every package eoutans all tho Numbers placed
the wheel and therefore, have all that drawn out
and have only three numbers ticket
handsome prize
ANY rnation de red will be eheefully communicated
In ordering tickets select Lottery the
enclese the money and direct to send Post Stamps
silver Tickets in all the ty
Others Notes any solvent bank received payment
ocss c. NAIRN & CO.. baltimore. Nd.
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GEORGE KLEIN. PHILIP pEcKrs. PHILIP KRAnER.
GEORGE KLEIN & Co,
SOAP. CANDLES AND LARD OIL nANUFACTORY.

MEANWHILE, Indiana.
VIE undersigred beg leave 20 INFORM the Merchants OF
IL Southern iana and the public generally that their
Factory ia completed and they ready
faeture Soap Candies and Lard Oi scale
We will articles manufactured good and the
prices as low purchased in Cincinnati. We
aeure all the different qualities and the Is done
that city, and equal facilities with city in the West
Thankful Tor the liberal have already received
determined continuance and Of
the liberal the OF ts pub
lie for the establishment Of Home Manufacturer il
cifv.
n. B.The highest market prices always Paid for T<ow.
Lard AMI Grease. oct2S-3md GEORGE KLEIN e co.
Nincspnes Gazette Henderson Courier copy
aud send bills 0
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NHE OF Land ming
the Of Pstoka Columbia miles north Of Prince
acres of said Land is cleared and we'll proporoned into
Meadow Pasture Pcughand. well wstsred and the soil
BOT SURPASSED by any in the county -.
ALSo-Is House and Lots in the town o. Patoka Known
as the Paoka House The Lots I've tcgenef aud embrace
fruit with living spring of water running through them
Said pronertv for Ev
being about equal distances the
Railroad from places Any wishing purchase
would 40 we'll living the premises
the 18th next he expects to leave home
that time.
oct27-4wd WILLIAM JERaULo.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

TIME undersigned would most respectfully announce the
citizens of Evansville and surrounding that
has opened shop Main street. opposite the Branch
Of Indiana where he intends carving the above
all branches latest sshionah
work warranted in Mt and Of Workmanship He
by close application business liberal share
Cal and examine his stock Of Cloths Cssmeres
ins he has god stock hands and prepared sell
cheap. novel J. L. SELaiS.
- APOLLO HALL IsESTAURAT.
EUNHE undersigned haY formed partnership. and the Res
II Will &c cSE-ea before under the Of
now IL KILLER 4 MAIhIAS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given taken out letters ties
" tamentsry the estate John NJ Stock well
qualified such Executor All persons having claims
said duly 10
settlement and those said estate notified TO call an
settle with instanter at my Water street.
nov7-Im ROBEBr BARNES. Executor.
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r,psr SAYINGS 4 y |. S!E BANK,

SAVINGS BANK,
FIRST STREET, BEL0W MAIN.
TENHIs Bank pays per cent interest deposes payable
IL demand; buys and sells Exchange Coin Uneurrent
Money. &C.. &e grants Loans axes
promptly Of Exchange Money femitted
all paris of Europe. oetil-tf q. COPELAND Cashier.
WABASH AND ERIE CANAL.
NJ ER|HANTS shipping Merchandise or Pro-
duee by Canal will aud
nept for that hus Our charges will and
the business will be PROMPTLY and attended
to octzs-irad HILL & HoLLADAf
EDOuLTRY.-sdor Chickens;
u s1 3 dor Ducks; lt.f-
20 Turkey s; Just receveia at
ectl7 CJOK'S Family Grocery.
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DLACE AND FANCY DRESS SILKS We have on hand
ID of these d-sirabe goods which
fer trade heavy discount years prices Cali
and see them. ostiS JUHNSJN FRENCH.
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JONI. j. CHANDLER JAMES HARLAN, JR
CHANDi.RR & HARLAN.

~ associated themselves together paraers in the practice
or law aud will ali bus cont led them
both may always he found their Office Locust street.
opposite the Sherwood House. to counsel bus
Prompt attention will be given to collections.
Evansville. Nov. ., iS5i.-ly
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CITY MILLS FLOUR for sale at the Min SO 5o9
~ &6 75 CASH.
M PIECES Russia Linen and Cotton Begging
1OVby oc3 J. II. MAGHEE CO.
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ASuNORtE..-
Ss nxs SMYRNA Currauts eases canister RifePo wdsr
~ bbls spanish Whiting coils Grass Rope. aSsd,
2bxs Castole SOAP, ln 0so u Percussion Cap.
2casks Sad Irons 1000 Cuba six Cigars.
4 do ~ bxsTaeks, ass d.
75 bxs Fire Crackers s casks EPSON salts.
% keys sc Soda, 10 kegs Saitpeter,
bhl Gre am Tartar. eask sulnhor,
hbis Ri bbls Alum, tust reed and for
sal. by povs PRESTON BROS.
TUST received hush Corn in the eabahoat Row
~ ley and for sale by move =. l.. HONEl.
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NOTIONS, TOYS ANDF.NCy GOODS.

II ..
Evansville constantly aiding all the little useful snd
articles this particular branch Of trade and
With present Infringement with Eastern merehan and
will SELL cash. the 10 market prices ana
uy invited call and examine the great
variety Store under Odd Fellows Hail. Firss
e2-lyd&w
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ha-d and made O order.
Cottare and large monuments Scrolls Ohelisks. Tomhs
Marble Feneepcsts and
Furniture Marble prices Of Italian and American
Marble. . -, I,
orders from distance and satisfactorily allied
All work warranted nov2O-t NJ. A. LAWRENCE. =
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
JUST OPENED on MAIN STREET:
FTNHE undersigned have formed partnership under the
i style and nrm OF J. W. & :. vckery. the
Grocery and Provision business in te house known the
Old Checkered Store - opposite scantiin Sons Stove
Store Main bet I'd and 3D. We will try 70 keep con-
anty hand and for SALE all articles usualiy kept IN
Family Store; also Cats Bran and Feed
orally. We will pains in Weeping our customers sup
with Eggs and vegetables all Of which, with
everything ele in line will deliver To purchasers
JAMES W. vICEERY,
noys-Im SAMUEL. VICKERY.
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wEsTE Dc AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MILLER. WINGATE g. CO.
AUCTION ROOMS,

a LOT Of Turnbull's Cutting Boxes Corn Shelters o.
"A Sausage Catsrs sale by novl4 7. GRANT a CO. :
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NEW CANDIDATE IN THE FIEI

NEW CANDIDATE IN THE FIELD.
vvNIE Fall Stve Hat manufactured by NAUTIER MAR
II CONNER. Us now before the publie. aud will run
other Hat without distinction Of parties In point
finish beaury durability Citizens about voting them
selves Hat would do we'll to call and examin' csndi-
date will speak for itself. Main street. between First and
Second oct5
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H1LtgU sILKS.-A handsome varieties tn day reed hy
II Express JAS. Low CO.. 4is Main ST.. Los, Ky
EeLACK SILK CRAyATs.-1 eases as'd in sac and
vctf Main Louisville.
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W
AN prepared in Fire Proof ekeuss.
w any quantity Of Grain Produce or Aerebaa liss 81
tho most liberal terms.
Having large And airy stairs particular will
taken OF Hfusehold Furniture Agricultural imple menus
AMI all kinds goods liable
rus
nsuran effected prssfsass the nsath
or Longer when desired.
located Locst street and W. and =.
Canal aud venient shipping ~ River Rail-
road. Applyto bovl GEO. FOSrEk& CO.
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G. MARIN & CO.. baltimore. Nd.
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APOLLO HALL IsESTAUEiAT.

ed a partnership. and The Res
IS before under The name of
KILLER 4 MAIhIAS.
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Il. u. n.
Gases Recently Cured,-N0. l

InHamdt0Ty Rheumatism.
A young lady, Miss Clark, aged %. had severe
attack of Infiamatory Rheumatism the first of
March, 1852, proceeding from the effects of mercu-
ny, of which she was salivated, lS47. She was I'M
der the care of one of the most eminent and kind
physicians in the city of New York. For two weeks
she was in the most agonizing palms, and every hour
her friends expected that
Death ,oould Reliere Her..
Her physician had no hope of her recovery. bot
tie of Ready Relief sent her, and applied by the
nurse if nothing else would give her ease he thought
that the Relief would.
In fifteen Minutes she icas reliered from Pain!
In Three Days She could Leare her Room!
And before the second bottle was used up, was re-
ported cured by the physician.
IF You are afflicted with Neuralgia, Cramps, &C.,
R. r. Relief will in a few minutes allay the most
violent paroxysms. Whenever there is any pain
Railways Ready Relief wilhmove it,
MYSTERIOUS Noise.
Battle the head we'll with Railways Ready Re
lief keep the stomach clean aud free from acid, the
bowels regular, with Railways Regulators and free
from all acrimonious humors, and those persons who
complain of ringing, and other unpleasant noises
in the head, will certainly avoid all further annoy
ance from these sources.
Hard Of Hearing,
A tea-spoonful of Railways Ready Relief added
to tumbler of water, and syringe into the three
times day will remedy ali difficulty.
Sore Feet.
Battle them every night with R. R. R., this will
remove all soreness and give them pleasant scent
-21-3w
II RADWAY 6 CO., 162 Fulton ST., N Y.
nTs-For sale in Loudon by VII WHITE, Druggist
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N0TIGEI

ATTENTroST TsaprhERS AMP -Hr17l'U GAN Is OF
EAST TENNESSEE.
The New light Draught and fast running Steamer
TENNESSEE, is still running up Clinch and Little
Tennessee Rivers and up French Broad land Holsson
and between Knoxville and Loudon connecting with
the L. I. & G. R. r. at Loudon. And feel CRATE
flu to the people of E. Tennessee for the great pat
ronnge they have bstowed upon this favorite little
Steamer. Gentlemen she was built for E. Ten
nessee Company, and is still owned by the same
She belongs to no Monopoly whatever; she is run
ming an Independent Boat, and depending on the
public to carry their freights for support to run
on. l sorry TO say that see steps taken by the
great line of Steamers to compel me to either sell
this little steamer take her out of the trade If
do either youall know what viii be the consequence
short time 1 feel thankful to the public, for
what they have already done for me, and l still
hope they win continue to give freights usual
The Tennessee is undoubtedly light and therefore
will be able to do business when other boats will be
compelled to lay up. shall leave it to the public
to decide whether they wish Boat to run in this
way, or whether they wish to be put into the hand
Of monopoly for ever JOS. JACQUES.
march 81 Steamer Tennessee
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HUTCHESON'S
UNRIVAKED OINTMENT.

FOR PILES.
TENHIS Ointment never fails to Pies, no mat
L ter in what form nor how long standing when,
faithfully applied.
RENEMBER:
Hutchesons Ointment cures Piles speedily. 1t cures
Sore Throat, and Painful Breasts of Females i'm
mediately 1t cures Burns cuts, Wounds and Bruis-
es on man or beast, 1t cures letter Worm, Sore
Ewes and sore Lips. 1t cures Corns, by few ap
piications 1t cures Tooth Ache, or Jaw Ache, and
all kinds of local inflammation.
1t is prepared with great care, and gives no pain
If it fails to accomplish what is claimed for it, then
pronounce it a humbug, and demand your money.
The proprietors have in their possession any num-
Der of certificates from of the first citizens of
Virginia and other States, number of which ac-
company each box. We give the following:
Lancaster, Dec q, 1853.
Mr.. Hutchinson, Dear Sir: had been al
most constant sufferer from Piles for ten twelve
years previous to the time heard of your Ointment.
l have given it fir trial and for the last two
years have had symptoms of the disease, and
feel that am entirely cured think it due to you to
make this statement and to the public at arge,that
your invaluable Ointment should be moro generally
known. Respectfully Yours,
The Ointment is for sale in Salisbury by
SILL & SILL, Agents.
Izss~ For sale in Loudon by DR.. W. r. Hurley
Druggist. MAJ 2 '54-2-23-6m
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MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING.
Mrs HINT

"AS just received from New York, a fine assert
L L ment Of Millinery Goods, consisting in
part of Bonnet Silks, all shades, Ribbons French
and Natural bwers, &C.; &C., and will constantly
keep on hand, and make to ORDER Silk, Grape Lsse,
Illusion, Tarston Swiss and Straw Bonnets; Misses
and Infants HATS, Caps, and Head Dresses of vari-
GUS kinds.
Also, an assortment of fashionable dress trim
mings, and will pay particular attention TO Dress
making. B0NNETS trimmed in good taste. Those
wishing Bonnets will do well to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The latest Foreign and New-York fashions re-
ceived monthly jGgfy- ORDERS from ABROAD
will receive prompt attention. ~6N ROOMS at
Maj.A. Walls. Mrs. d. c. HUNT.
.Loudon, April (2-I9-tD
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IT is AN ERRONEOUS IDEA that diseases
cannot be cured except by taking large quantities
OF medicines into the stomach, in great many cas-
es of which much injury is done, although the dis
ease IN point be actually cured. The coats of the
stomach by continued use of nauseating mixtures,
frequently become so much disordered that the d.
qestiue function is seriously injRred-the result of
which is dyspepsia, nervousness, cholcs, alternate
darrba and eostiveness, fatuence, nightmare, etc,
etc Would it not, therefore, be very desirable to
possess a remedy, which being applied externally
woud excite the absorbents to increased action and
thus carry off through this medium, the deeterious
princple which is the direct Of the diseased
Surely every thinking man viii admit that this
would not ony be the most pleasant, but by far the
safest means to effect the desired end. The almost
superhuman cures performed Ply an Arabian physi-
clan in the days Of old were mainly effected by this
course of treaement, and the ingredients Of which
H. G. FARRELHS CELEBRATED ARABIAN
IMMINENT is composed, are extracted from rare
plants peculiar to Arabia. This great Imminent
(whichis now to be had # most respectable druggists
and merchants in every town in the United States)
is daily effecting cures which seemed beyond the
power of medicine to control-consumpton, bron-
chits and liver complaints in their first stages ner-
affections, indigestion, enlargement of the
spleen, scrofulous tumors gotre, etc., ETC., fire.
quently cured, and al,cays relieved by its tits
| unsurpassed as auanodyne- relieving severe pains
in few minutes after its application it soothss the
rrtatcd nerves. and produces that delightful tran,
guilty SO graceful to the invalid. Sprains,
hruiser wounds, burns, throst chilblsins, rhs'
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For Chancellor.

r - We are authorized to announce JOHN a.
ny MINIS, Esq, as candidate for the Office
of Chancellor in the 9Th District composed Of the
counties Of Blount. Monroe, Roane, McMinn, Nor
gan, Fenress, Overton, White, Van Buren,, Bledsoe,
Marion, Hamilton, Rhea, Meigs, Bradley and Polk.
0-STD WE are authorised to announce I. Nixon
~ VAN DYKE. Esq, as a candidate for Chan
cellor of the 5th District, composed of the coun-
ties of Blount, Monroe, Roane, McMinn, Morgan,
Fentress, overton, White, Van Buren,, Bledsoe
Marion, Hamilton, Rhea, Meigs, Bradley, and
Polk.
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Once more it has become the painful duty
of the members of the Eromathesean Society
to'pay last tribute of respect to deceased
and much esteemed friend and brother The
sad intelligence has reached us that JOHN A.
STRANGE is numbered with the dead. The IA
tai shaft has flown and in this instance has
struck shining mark, for indeed more intel
lectual and more promising young mana
more jealous friend and a more worthy brother
has rarely fallen victim to the king of Ter
rors.
Mr.. STRANGE was our fellow student for seve-
raj sessions, during which time he con-
Quoted himself in such manner as to win
the highest esteem of both students and Teach
ers. He repaired from this place to the Militia
ry Institute at Drennon Springs, Kentucky;
where the Typhoid fever brought upon him a
premature death. Is it so, that he who little
while since, was so buoyant and full of hope fer
future usefulness whose voice was heard in our
HallS--whose company we so eagerly shared
now lies entombed beneath Kentucky's sod.
Hl3ut such is human life; so gliding on
1t glinmers like meteor and is gone"
But it is our hope that his body having under
gone 'the refining, enrolling process of the
grave" viii rise up again and be connected with
his soul better capacitated to fill the station of
higher order Of being. Therefore:
ResoIUed That we deeply sympathize with
the friends and relatives of the deceased in the
bereavement they in common with us had sus-
tanned.
ResoIred, That the members Of this socie-
ty wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
Resolred, That copy of this preamble and
these resolutions be furnished the relations OF
the deceased and also copy to the "Loudon
Free Press" for publication
J.N. Dunn,
W. l.. AbNoT, Committee.
p B. MAYFIELD.
Hiwassco College, April 29, 1854.
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Commission Merchants, Macon, G.
ruARLESTON MARX

GlH1HLTOI ON -h-thhII pAh -i'
Corn.-There have been no arrivals by water
this week. The last sales were made within
the range of present quotations, which may still
be considered fair criterion OF the state OF
market. We would remark, however, that the
former price is rather low figure. Country
Corn has been selling in small lots to dealers,
at an advance on last weeks prices, say $500
Csc p bushel.
Hay.-The receipts since our last comprise
about 600 bales North River, at prices within
the range of present quotations, principally at
81 a 100 lbs. We have no transactions to re-
mort in Eastern, aud therefore, have no quota
tons to offer
Oots.-Some 1900 bushels Maryland held
over from the previous week, were sold at DOC.
% bushel. An equal amount was receive this
week. which, however, had not been sold when
we closed our report.
FYour.-The Flour market has been very
ouiet this week, the transactions having been
confined to small parcels to the city trade
Our quotations will give very correct index OF
the present state of the market. Extra brands
in a small wav, however, command an advance
on these figures, say 730$8 2 barrel.
Bdcon-The market has been quiet this week
the transactions having been confined to small
lots at prices within the range of present quota
tons. Hams from ONoUlOc.j AoIuSS ONtZO4i t1uu
Shoulders from 63(17. A lot of 3o,0OO(@4O, 600
lbs. Tennessee, sold at 7c., hog round.
Lard.-The transactions have been confined
to small lots at our quotations.
SaH-The receipts since our last comprise
upwards of20, 900 sacks, which have been added
TO a stock which was already heavy. None OF
the recent importations has been sold. We
learn that 9Oc, has been offered and refused
Several small lots have been sold from previous
importations at 9Oc.@Sl z sack.
NEW-ORLE4NS M4RKET--April, "a.
.Sugar.-Fair demand. Sales 500 hhds.
MotaSscs.-Very dull Sales 25O bbls Prime
Reboed at Il, and 100 at l3tc.
FJour.-650 bbls St. Louis sold in many lots
at 81.
Corn.-8OO sacks mixed sold at 55c and
500 at soc.
Bacon.-35 casks Sides we're sold at 81 &c.
Lard.-l25 bbls No. were sold at Slice.
Cdfee-l0O bags Rio sold at lO1c.
BALTTNORE MAMKET-April 25.
Flour firm, sS:37@$8:5O. Grain scarce and
firm. White Wheat at $2@$2:O3. Yellow
Corn 75(077; white 74(G76. Oats 46@49.-
Mess Pork Sl45O. Bacon from SOIL ac-
cording to kind and quality.
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LOUDON. May 2

The River is in good condition, and Steam
boats are making regular trips to Knoxville.
Mr.. Cawood of New Market, has been here
with one Aat-boat-sh his Bacon and
Wheat to Georgia, and took his Flour on tor
cartons markets below VIM. NJ Gray OF Rut
ledge. and las. James with one boat-the for'
mar with Lumber; the latter Wheat and l5OOO
lbs. Bacon. Lumber sold-Bacon and Wheat
shipped,
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Among diseases, dyspepsia and liver complaint
rank rs most difficult to We are pleased to
hare it in our power TO point out remedy which
has proved eifectual in many cases, and which we
can safely recommend as certain aud iniallible
cure; it has been the means of rescuing thousands
from an untimey grave. We mean the IIoofand's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. c. N. Jackson, at
the German Medicine Store, l20 Arch street, Philad
For sale DR.. jackson, 1870 Arch street. Solb
by W Il Hurley Loudon and 1 Chestnut, Philadel-
pbia. ~
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DIED.

Of consumption, in Mcdonald county, Mo-,
March II, 1854, in the list year of his age,
Isaac Love.
Father Love was native of Virginia; re-
moved to East Tennessee at an early day, where
in 1850 he was married to Miss Mary Lewis,
and spent the greater part of his life.-lSt. Lou
is Christian Advocate.
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nMNTr&UrR~

OEp WV. II. COLLINS, Dental surgeon, publish
te| es his Gard in to-day's paper, and as we know
him to be proficient in his profession, having devo-
ted much time and practice to it, we take pleasure
in commencing him to all who need the services of
skilful dentist. We do not believe Dr. Collins has
any superior as Dental operator.-[ Athens Post.
15-tf)
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MAJOR BLISS.

TTHIS fine thorough bred Stallion, years old
1 this spring; (for pedigree and description see
blls) can be found the present season again at my
stable Il miles west of Loudon, at his usual low
price of IS and SO to insure Mares from dis
lance can be pastured, or grain fed, or both.
A. S. LENOIR.
P.s. have, or bushels of Clover seed to
spare. A. :. L.
Loudon March IS, 1884 l1S-tf)
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The Hon JosEPH STURGIs, Of Columbus, Ga,
formely Judge of the Superior Courts of the
Chattahoochee Circuit, and member Of the
last Legislature of Georgia, died at Washing
ton City, on the 18th instant. His remaias
were brought to Georgia for iuterment.
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W. T. LOWE.

W. T. LOWE.
"AS on hand and isnow receiving beautiful
4 stock of Spring and Summer Goods,tO which he
calls the attention of the public. Consisting of
For Ladies
Fancy Silks, Tissues, Bareges,. Muslins, Ginghans,
Prints, Laces and Edgings, Gimps and other trim
inrs Bonnet Innings, Artificial Flowers; Bonnets,
Ribbons, and fancy Neck Ribbons Cnimizetts, Un-
dersleeves Collars, Cuffs, &C., &c.
Gentleman's Wear.
Cloths and Cassmers of varicua grades. Linens, of
all kinds and c0lors Panama, Leghorn and other
Summer Hats. A fine lot of
Ready Made Clothing.
Manufactured by an excellent Tailor in Loudon.
Boots and Shoes
Of latest styles and variety of other articles too
tedious to mention.
Call Mt the Post Office.