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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22
strait Line lsailrOnd.

The S ate Journal says the address of Mr..
Smith, President Of the Evansville, Indi map
oils and Cleveland Straight Line r r.
Company, to the Board, last week. now on
our table, shows that great enterprise to be
advancing with steady steps. There have
been some sixty thousand dollars worth IF
work done on the FIRST general section. which
has been promptly paid by the Contractors,
and the work is progressing with q heavy
force. The President speaks with entire
con6der &c as to the success OF The Road.
As to the times, h. says: ut is tue Il at The
times are hard, but While The stringency OF
the money market OF crates upon our stcu.
rites, il has a like effect upon the price of
iron, in some desree equaIizing the actual
cost OF the work to the Contractors, but we
have every reason to hope for an improve.
ment in money matters in the course oi the
winter and spring."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

A LARGE BIRD.-Our neighbor Thomas
Smith. while coming down the Canal on
Saturday, discovered a. ,ck OF three BIRDS
flying high in the air, and just out of curios-
y tie discharged one barrel Of his gun at
them, and wounded one of the birds which
leisurely descended. carefully selecting its
lighting place in the Canal
Tom. supposed at once that his game
must be some kind Of an aquatic fowl, and
upon getting near enough. he discharged his
other barrel and killed The bird, which turn.
Cd out to be swan Of immense size, meas
uring over eight feet between the tips OF the
wings. and 81 feet from the bill backw ards
Peter Burk had this rare fowl served up fol
lunch yesterday. This is the largest birt
Of the season, and is said to be very delicious
when properly dressed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22
Ev " s1OVIIle.

We had the pleasure last week of visit
to this enterprising young city. II had been
three years since we were in the city. and
we were truiv surprised tn see the great mum.
Der of v liable and beaut ful Improvement ts,
" lich had been reare during the inlerv 81.
Several valuable brirk blocks have been
built almost Ell ire. an are now occupied by
pr isperous mercanti Ie establishments OF all
kinds.-[ Vim. Pat.
The editor Of the Patriot called to see Us
at time when we were unusually busy, or
we should have taken much pleasure in in
PRODUCING him to our improvements. We
could actually have shown him hundreds OF
houses bLilt within the three years to which
he alludes, and q vast many others now in
course OF erection and completion. We
might have trotted him around the outskirts
Of the city, and said very truly-there where
you see well graded streets and rows of sub.
stantisl houses, three years ago were vacant
f. Ids, dist ured by deep ravines and spotted
with stumps. There. where you see now
nothing but fields and trees. three years
hence will be as thickIy covered with houses
and as regularly laid off in streets, rs where
you now stand. No won.er you open your
eyes in astonishment-yet it's all true
Make us a visit three years hence, il you
cannot manage to do so before, and you viii
wonder what must be the end Of all thi,
Progress-where our growing greatness car
ever find stopping place. You will ther
see that manufactures have commenced help
ing commerce, and hand in hand are assist
ing Evansville's prosperity But we havn'
time to tell you now either all we could hav,
exhibited to you, or what somebody will b,
able to exhibit for our city three year
hence.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

OF At a me- ting OF the Cadets of Tenn
perance, held Monday evening, Nov. Goth
inst the following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted:
R.so'v d, That the thanks Of the Cadets
of Temperance be given to the following
gentlemen for their aid to the Cadets Tor
the party aud ball on the evening vi The 18th
inst: To Messrs. WIN. Baker aud Glenn
ents R-i'x tor the use of Crescent Hall and
rooms. To Messrs. Hollinesworth. Hughes
g. Co., Tor Queensware. Mes. rs. Geo. Eos.
Ter g. Co.. Tor furniture. Dir. Il. hitc
for Gas ixiures and Dir. Jas. Scantlin for
sto e and tinware.
ResolreI. That from the bottom of our
hearts we thank The ladies' for their kindness
aud iberaliIy, in preparing the supper, as
we'll for grncin.. and honorng the occa-
sion with their presence.
Resolved, That the h. S. be directed to
make known to these gentlemen ard ladies
our gratitude tor their generous aid. and IL
assure them that this signal IN" niiestation ol
interest on the art OF the parents, and older
brothers and sisters, and citizens generally
will unite us to renewed Efforts in The good
cause in which We are engaged
BY Order Of w. A.
VIII. WALKER, Jr., r. s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22
WEDNESDAY MORNING .:::::NOv

Evansville ano Vs~cemWes Telegraph.
We saw the superintendent Of the tele-
graph line starting from Princeton in h md
car last Friday morning. with the business
before him of placing glass insulators in the
new telegraph poles beyond Princeton. He
had already placed them in the poles below,
and expected to have the remaining j'b
closed up by to-day. There 10 now probably
no better constructed tele graph line in the
West than the Evansville and Vincennes
line. Therefore we anticipate but few it
any distractions this winter. Mr.. Hubbell,
the Superintendent, has given the building
Of this line, that 10 the erection Of new poles
along the line Of railroad, transfer Of wires,
&C., his personal supervision. and those who
know him, know the work has been done
soeH. One prominent advantage OF having
the wires along the railroad, 10 the fact tina,
any break or drag on the wires can be a,
once de ected, and promptly repaired.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

preaching sermon on some pa tcuiir PIT.
r.arch, was extremely high in his panegvric,
I'D spoke o him as tar excelilng every saint
in the calendar. tie took view OF the eel
estal hierarchy, but in vain, he could not
assign to his saint place worthy So many
vi tues as he possessed; every sentence en-
dpd thus:
"Wh-re, then. can we place this great
patriarch"
One of he congregation, tired at last oi
the reptii ion, tx laimcd:
"As am going away YOU may put him in
my pew"
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ToM.-GOuD MORNING. JOIN.

UOHN W ell. To you o-day,
- ToM-oh. fiat rate first rate. I've just come from
Hsstac.'s.
Jonx -Ilustaee's-IIustae.s,
ToM.-Why the Jewsy Store down here First
ear Main.
Yes. yes almost forgot there va. Iewery store
of Mind in place ,ny
the "a ishments 1seBersliy mske tsr-s kast
think get things oh there aud have iassr stock
select frvm
T"s.-wsi John. I've always had the s.ms i'm pre.sie.
hu sis coming sron nstsc thrre be-
fore an satisfied he sell exhibit fss aad
sci e an .rtment IS you End anyw' ere.
giiS -Ah. Did you Al any 9Th hint
IN time than anything else und he ha ry tns
Reg lstor psrtiosi Keep u thr NAH
While Their was ndae~d ke a,d tnev
I've made gsd surprised his 81 n>id
stock exe-eains, Prices
myself 10 the sdSr the and biaF god
judge "a" these conviaee that his m Ut 10
much bel any house in tris or anF adser rlzc-.
oHS.-A hs. you a-t"nish ne. Tom.
TosThere fine gold watch aud chain got 81 him. snd
IL only riite saa there l. "fr'lver
bsrrain aud the silver asst as good as d~Isrs 81 rag
he mended for aud it's ahsad time 10 tell ~hrs he
put u together.
he repair warehe., Thsve good
from that very fact.
Ts-I he does very fine 81 tools his
Window; also splendid Piv".-g Sothe; then his
10 he is we'll
Just 60 i nd hun i'll do the right tlsrK with
you and thing VII f1d IL there .snrs
q ches than other esflshn-et.
besides thing h tells depend
JosS Well rom Ishsil Hustace efor~ night. ana
take him a my do trsdjnS
with him siso Christmas ara New Years know
here.
JoHx GO0d I.sk to ysa. Tom Bes.fEsz Is Vnst ssri
neif-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

6Samuel Fro man carelrssly shot him
self q, Sandusky, on "Wednesday last. The
Register say he took loaded double. barrel.
ed pistol. and ,ocking one Of the hammers
proceeded with his knife to pick off the cap
from the tube, The muzzle Of the barrel being
held to his breast. The hammer came down
by slip of the finger, and the pistol explo.
ded lodging the ball in his left preast. kiln.
him almost Instantly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

SALE OF PRoPERTr.--Mr. Robert R.
Smiths sale of lots will take place next
Thursday, tomorrow. Twelve valuable lots
1--WE of them being improved with good nous.
rs, will be sold ut auction on the above cay
also over fourteen acres of excellent land
situated only a mile and half from the city
This sale will offer most excellent oppor-
tuniiy, either Tor purchasing home. or lots
for improvement or speculation. See adver
tisement for particulars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

IL A by about ten years Of age recent
ly hung himself in his fathers cei!rr, ~
Providence, r !. he had gone of with a
gun against his ia hers consent. and on his
return he said that he would 60 down into
n, cellar and make his father believe h.
would hang himself, SO thai his father would
not punish HIM. His father came hume in
an hour. and, up:n going into the cellar.
found his son hanging, dead. He had mount
ed upon y cask, aud fastened rUpe around
his neck, aud it is supposed that the cask
tell over, and the little fellow was lett rus.
pended.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

81 George Jones has been convicted, in
Madison county, Kentucky, for the murder
OF his father, and his mother, Nancy Jones,
has been convicted as accessory before the
fact. Mother and son have been sentenced
to be hung, but N appeal has been taken to
the Supreme Court. Both parties declared
their innocence. A daughter of the murder
ed men was also indicted as an accessory,
but was acquitted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

RETURNEp.-Mr. Coleman, Of the felc-
graph office, returned to his posl day before
yesterday. He was eighteen days getting
down the Ohio river. II is ou. private opin.
ion that tho aforesaid Ohio river is the great.
est humbug of the age Memphis Eagle.
II it is a greater humbug than Mr.. Cole.
mans Memphis telegraph line, it o1ght to
be swabbed "clean out." Mr.. c. may thank
fortune he had not to take that telegraph
line like a message. He would probably
still be on the way.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22
JOIN 8. MfrtEEL' A. Soy.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,

EVAN n, IND.
Office and Warehouse Uater street, befuesn Jssis
aud Loeast; asso corner Of HaIRHf ST. and fAs
Canal, ard al the Big Wharf Boat sf
foot Of Nam street.
WILL advance cash all kinds OF Produce Coz
signed to them, or sale her TO ship To- the Cor
respondents al New Orleans ami the Eastern Ciiirs
orders n purchasing Produce or Merchandise, nled
Ut the shortest notice aud lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention 10 the Forwarding Of
all Merchandise and Produce etrustedtO their and
with their experience AMI ample facilities for storage,
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction.
! uovi4-tf JOHN =. MITCHELL SON.
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NReturn1g Rcnson -

The N. Y. Herald, paper which did more
than any other to elect Pierce. seems most
thoroughly disgus,ed with the present Ad-
minstraiion. 1t congratulates itself on the
rebnkes which the administration has re-
ceived at the late elections, End thu repli
to the Washington Union, President Pierce's
toady press. which endeavor, to MAKE
something favorable to it's master out OF the
N. York election. The Herald says:
"The New York election is an evidence Of
returning reason - So says the Cabinet or
gan. This returning reason" means, of
course, return to the administration =
Where is it! In the vote for Governor Sey-
mour! No, for he falls more than fiiy thou
sand behind his vote Of two years ago, md
has less than one-third Of the popular vote of
the State, notwithstanding the support of
many wings uoon the liquor question. Is it
in the elections to the Assembly! No, Tor
the coalition wings and the opposition have
an overwhelming msj 'rity in that body over
the eight or Ten administration democrats
Is il in the elections to Congress! Hardly;
tor Of the thirty -three members elected
there are but tour or five Cabinet demo, rats,
and one Of these, in the teeth Of the Kitchen
Cabinet, is a Know Nothing. Wherein,
then. CONSISTS Il e evidence" in the late
election, Of "reiurning reason!"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

FAIL OF A CHURCH AND wO MEN KILLED.
Yesterday morning. while the good people Ut
Paddy's Run. Butler county, Ohio, Congre-
gat'onnlst Church, w're engaged in raising
the ratters of new church edIfice, at The
town of New London, the timbers gave way
and a large number oi persons were precipi-
tated with the wreck from the height Of the
wall To the ground. Two worthy men,
named Robert Jones and Nathaniel Jones.
were instantly killed, and seven or eight
others severely wounded. There was much
distress and excitement anon. the people,
and the names of the wounded and the pro.
bubiiii-s of their recovery, were MT ascer-
tanned by our informant.-( Gin. Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22
Cl.ORlOrs SIMMER.

WITH the hot ultry atmosphere i'd summer the rank
the ~ands aud the marshes the vaile
of the rivers the West south wther and die The
burning drinks thu and the 1ecayibg plants
aud poisonous il hailed
produce yellow Iaunce OF the stomach aud
Bo wels DarrheG dseptery Ague aud Fever Bilious
Typhus Fevers Tn TER these and
should make free Of DR. BsUcEs indian
PANACEA IL cleanse the bowels, purify the
blood and health. Advertisements COLI
nm of this paper. ey8
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

EsDEAvoR SUSK.-The steamer Endeavor,
bound from Cincinnati for Memphis, and
loaded with whisky. q 'ur and bacon, was
sunk last week at Island No. 8, ten miles
below Hickman, according to dispatch pub.
lished in the Cincinnati papers Of last Fri.
day. We have learned since writing the
above couple days ago, that the Endeavor
repaired enough to reach Memphis last Fri.
day evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

OF Tie New York Sun says that on the
18th instant, the day set for q meeting of
Railroad men at the Astor House Tor the
purpose of perfecIing an agreement made at
New London. Conn, for the suppression
free passes on Railroads, but two persons
met, and although great efforts were made TO
to get quorum together the attempt was
a total failure
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

81 The new steamer Rainbow got down
ss far as Flint Island, where as befure motto.
ed, she got hard aground and broke her rud-
der. She was then compelled to give up her
trip, aid transfer passengers and freight to
the Express. This Is the second atemp,
made by the Rainbow get down tn 8 low
water. When The river gets in good stage
she will run as al Evansville and Louisville
packet.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

Hocs.-The market here continues quiet.
We heard Of a sale yesterday of one thou.
sand head. at 50 25 gross. In Logan coun-
~ KY, engagements Tor hogs have been
made at S4, nett, to be slaughtered and de-
livered to purchasers The weather con-
tinues very favorable for slau htering oper-
atoms, but only few OF our PORK pacing
establishments are doing anything. on ac-
count of the small supply OF hoss on hand.
Lou. Dem. 18th.
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~ The New York Tribune states that
dislilers and liquor dealers OF that State in
order to secure the election Of Seymour and
Wood.
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40s PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS
MORO N kkEN a. PaE-TOS,


~
parsaanes OF decree Of the Naadsrurh Cor ui Cora
u lss said Court. certain sit
in said Coart ~hrreia Samuel Cs DAY painaG
and suIes NcC.er and Others defendants will
pose al- pnhe the dosr Of Hose
la rvansyil. tn 18th OF b.eemtsr. 1885, he
the hours of 40 o'clock and O'Clock =. NJ. Of
said day The foo~ing real site situated In
Ind thst Ali Of fr etonsl ave -
and 10 township No Cd south of No
to- the dstrie, Lands sse Nisese
Ind OF lid Irrational cticHs hsress
fore Of u tie heirs Of illus Hawkins dee under
Of the Probate Cnurt of Wand rburg asd
boanled foos wit: Reginnsng the south
said No asns the
line Of said chane and iip
thence by line parallel 9Th the line OF sad
the BaN River Isisnd theRer along said bzyea
with the anders thereof the line disdin frset-ns ace
toB and 81 thence along line the place
she
No. 81 towashipNo. south of No ~ T. she
land district Aforesaid aud the Of Il south
trtrr af the Section.
TERM OF SALE.-Onr-third Of the rsrchase money In
cash i in sir ,anths with interest and the remain 10
with ia. The prorerty viii he immrizt-ty
VIA will required their
Tor unpaid tien the pnreha-s Hd
the prrrhssd the Of the
The notes AID III contain provision waving rsisf
novI6-iw john MITCHELL. Trustee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

~ The steamer Ella arrived here yes
terday morning from Louisville with much
freight as she could carry, and good many
passengers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22

o. The NebraskaIt $, alter all, succeed
ed in electng two out of nine CongrcsSn,e n
in Illinois. They are Richardson and Har.
ris, in the 5th and 9th districts.
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GA frame building OIL Water street,
vincennes. owned by Mr. WIN. Burich. was
burned down last Friday morning. With
great difficulty the flames were prevented
from spreading 10 the adjoining houses.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Aa,ertI,e IN ,he ,;ra,,tIIr N.ws.

We rrcommeni the GKAYvrLLE WEEK.y NEWS . parer
published Grayv,l M. good advertising medium fol-
Evansville having crcaa-
tion Southeastern Illinois We viii receive all
for this paper At the Jou nal Once oct3om
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LOTS FOR SALE.


a,nher LOIS in the Southern Ealsrsement Of Evans
VILE in market cheap At privsts ale. The
sizes lots vary ~ fee trontty 10 feet deep 50
feet front nv "a iest d--p most OF them several f.
ahov ". OF hsndson location
and within aud three blocks Academy
be cted. Persons wishing good and cheap
los in this location, will please call the undergn-d.
nov2-Im W. Ii. CHANDLER.
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GT Yesterday was rainy. Even a rainy
day is cheerful from the very sign It affords
Of prospective rise in the river.
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OF We thank Mr.. F. ID. Souchet, clerk
OF the Ben Coursin, for a package of late
Memphis papers left US yesterday morning.
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40 "Barnabas" will plsase send his name
before we can consider communication. I,
will very likely DO.
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HILL; q H0LL tD&y

Hill. d UUIL
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION NER-
CHAINS EVANSVILLE. IND
6H-Ohce an Warehouse the Canal and Wharfboat-
EE-facili'ies with Lewis & IIoward-a
ILERAL cash advances mad onsisnm uts and par
IL ocular attention given the py chase or sale every
dse ri pton OF Produce orr Groceries, sovIs-dS v lm
upECEIvED Advance direct from Baltimore
III boxes " dor q 10 Cans Oysters;
12d.z lib do 10;
sdoz ID do Loh<ter:
Is do IS don pint Pepper sauce;
" do ~ dor pint Tomato Catwup;
do don qrt Staughtoa Bitsers
do don pint do do; and for sale by
novl5 /. A. ID. HERMANN.
STAR CANDLkS.-25h boxes for sale BY
- sevb 4. X. GIL BERT CO., sye Water.
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LAwRENCK's MARBLE DEPOT.
OPPOSITE THE EVANSVILLE BRANCH BA,

NOW receiving yer
100 tons OF Vermont
Ne. I aud Statuary
Marble. carefully SEE
leetsd ~ the qusrries
l;y mys.lf
Employing SOM Of
the test Scalpt"rs and
Mantle Makers 1 the
L ZION. ] sm prepared
In xeeute al desrrip
tons afw ark. style
superior To any house
! the West. aud for
vsIi ty.searee'y equal-
"a by any estshlish-
ment N the States
D-aiers in Mari lie
will md II 10 their in
ter.st to rxamiue nv
sioc End PR, e. isfJre
Itf ssirg else where
a c'lities 'or laying
aud shipping enable mt
tn supply a. less than
East Tn prices. adding
cost o. Z eigft.
MAHTELS
Ofthe ia-est y. York
styles and varieties. ON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-22
NEW TAILORING Lsr,nL..snMEAT.

FvNIS un5ergnei would resp cttuiy the
etIrhs of Evansville and surrounding eountrs q at he
hss orened shop Main street oppste the Branch Bank
where he the above business
all .raache ashio able styles All
work in workman hip Tie hopes
by close application business liberal share pat
rcnsge.
Cali his stock Ciths Cssineres and Vest
ing lie has god stock hands aud prepared sell
CHI zap. novel ). l.. NElMs.
COLE LEATHER.-3.tool Id. in store and for sale "
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ERlNG AT Ey.

PORK PACKING AND sLtCGHTERlNG AT Ev.
AN-vsl.1.E. md.
Ii @. COOPER a. CO. nayinx AK en- the p rk House and
He Sian ht ring -tlh At the alt welison zig
stahli he'd themselves for the
pork pack ng slaughter business will
amply prepare mmodas NJ rch Pork Spectators.
Farmers aud Others in many tesm 400 1v0 hogs
be the style The oaly Patent
Tink many l-s Of the Place will lie in iul opera
They W park aud daughter their
They i'll iuy Il uired Slaughter pack
render III lard ship the
thu proceeds 1T sales and everything else partan
ing TIL business H. Cooper wgve hi personal aas
novsz itaSw. H. C. COOPER & co.
ROOMs.-Ioo do. common Brooms;
ID l45 do larg- doub le sized;
do dc fancy:
do do Stesmeost:
novzs f'' -s PRESTON BROS.
IQU0aS-A coed assortment Of Liquors Of all kinds on
II AMI and for sale BY uos22 PRESTON BRoS.
QNisH.-2o hbis macterei: snhf-ssls Ms,kerel;
- 2ikts do 200 H. CO. Fish
$50 boxes Herring just Feed and for sale by -
nov22 PRESTON BROS.
EpIcE . tierces 'resh in and Tor sale by
~ oov22 Preston BROS.
=. L.. HOyEY.
FARMERS. PRODUCE co NMISSIoN AND FORWARD
ING MERCHANT
Once First street. opposite he Post Oce Evansville L.
GRAr Fri for the he as received soliess .
u continuance OF tie same
All of Prdace for sale here shipment
will have his ~ rsansl att n,ion.
So t,r,rs the of Groceries or Produce
pr Ia stls att ndedtr. n~v2i d& wim