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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

the schooner, with The tale OF the tragedy,
supplied anecdotes for lifetime. Every
body was on the qm riUe to see the white
fghler.' Every body was crazy to feel the
swhite skim she had healed. Then, with
a sudden, childish freak of caprice, they ran
off from me as if afraid, and at once rushed
back again like flock Of gIib-tongued and
playful monkeys. could not comprehend
a word they said bu, the bevy sqnealed
with quite as much pleasure as if dld, snd
peered in my ewes for answers, with impish
devilry al my wondering ignorance.
"Ai last, nv sable friends seemed no, on
" anxious TO amuse themselves, but to do
something for my entertainment also.
chatter in a corner settled what ii should
be. Two or three brought sticks, while
two or three brought Goals. A fire was
quickly kinded in the centre Of the court !;
circle of haIf-stripped girls danced to the
mon c, ,onous beat of tOmtom Presently,
the formal ring was broken, and each female
stepping ou, siDgly. d,nced according TO her
individual fancy. Some were wild, some
were soft. some were tame, and some were
fiery. After SO many years ! have no
distinct recollection Of the characteristic
movements of these semi-savages, especially
as the clarel sDd champagne rather lermen,-
ed in my brain, and possessed me with The
idea tha. j, was my duty TO mingle in The
bounding ,hrong. resolved that the barba-
rians should have a taste Of Italian quality !
"Accordinglv, i Ieaped from the hammock
where had swung idly during the scene,
and, beginning with a ba7dncez and an
arant deur, terminated my terpsichorean ex-
hbi,on by a regular ''double-s shuttle" and
sailors hornpipe. The delirious laughter,
cracked sides. ro!icking fun, and outrage
Gus merriment, with which my fea,s were
received, are unimaginable by sobersided
people. Tired Of my single exhibition, J
se'zed the preltiesl Of the group by her slim,
shining waist. and whirled her round and
round the court in the quickest OF values,
until, with kiss, laid her giddy and pant
ing on the floor. Then, grasping another
-snn. mother and treat
ing each to the same dizzy swim, ! was a.
bout walzing the whole seraglio into qui-
escence, when who should rise before US
but the staring and yawniug .Nongo!
s.'rhe annatiiinn snheled me i quar-
room pc, of Ormond-jnst spinning into
"a fashionable and luscious insensibilly
from my arms into those Of her master :;
and while sp"ogized for the freak, !
cha rged i, altogether TO the witchcrafl Of
his wit and wine.
"'Har = said the Mongo, ST. Vius is in
your Italian heels the moment you are with
in hail of music and dsncirg and, BY Jove,
it seems that yon can scent petlcoat as
readily as a hound tracks runaways. Bu'
there's no harm in dancing, Don Teodore;
only hereafter hope you will enjoy The a.
musemenl in less uproarious manner. ln
Africa we are fond of a siesta after dinner; !;
and recommend you to get. as soon as
possible, under The lee Of another bottle
1--WE retired once more to his mahogany;
and, under the spell of my chiefain's clarel
and sea-ysrns, was soon Tapped in delici-
ous sleeDD
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

bov screamed from the s,arbord a warning
I"look out" and, peering forward In the
binding darkness as emerged from the
Lighted cabin, beheld the s,alwarl form
of The ring leader brandishing cullass with
in stride of me. aimed and fired. We
both fell The mulneer with two balls in his
abdomen, and !, from the recoil Of an over
charged pistol.
only face was cut, and my eye injured BY
the concussion but neither ccmbatani
was deprived of consci business, in mo-
menl we were both on our feet. The Span
ish felon, however, pressed his hands on his
bowels, and rushed forward excIaimng he
was slain bu, in his descen, 10 the lorcss.le,
he ives stabbed in the shoulder with bay o.
ne, by The boatswain, whose vigorous blow
drove The weapon with such tremendous
force ,ha, it could hardly be withdraw wn from
the scoundrel's carcass.
IL said ] was up in minute and, feeling
my face with my hand, perceived qusn-
THY of blood on my cheek, around which !
hastily tied a handkerchief below my eyes.
then rushed 10 the arm-ches.. A, tha,
mnmen, the crack of a pistol, and sharp,
ded beside me. laid him behind the hatch
way and returned to the charge By this
time was blind with rage, and fought, il,
seems, like mad man. confess lha. !
have not personal recollection of the fol-
lowing events, aud only learned them from
the subsequent report Of the cook anC boat
swain.
81 stood, they said, over the srm-chest
like one spel-bound. My eyes were fixed
on the forcaslle; and as head after head
loomed out of The darkness above rhe hatch.
discharged csrabine after carabine at The
mark. Every thing that moved fell by ms
arm. As fired The weapons, flung them
away 10 grasp fresh ones; and, when The
battle was over, the cook aroused me from
my mad s'upor, still cropping wildly for
arms in The empied chest.
''As The smoke cleared of. The fore par! Of
our schooner seemed deserted; yet we
found two men dead, one in mortal agony
on The deck, while The rngIeader aud col
league were gssping in the f"recaslle. Six
pistols had been fired against us from for
ward, but, strange to say, the only efficient
ball was The one that struck my English
boys .eg.
"When ! came 10 my senses, my frs!
quest was for the galan, boats .swain, who.
being unarmed on the forcssle when The
unexpected discharge took plsce, and seeing
no chance Of escape from my murderous
carabines, took refuge over the bows.
"Our cabin-bov was soon quie.ed. The
mutineers needed bu, little care for their
hopeless wounds, while the felon- chief, like
all such wrelchess, died in he sgony Of de-
spicable fear, shriekng for pardon. My
striving of his sins was a speedy rite
'Such was my first night in AfrIca!"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

"Waier, I'll take my hat" said gen.
tleman at party one evening, as he was a.
bout going home. "Wha! kind Of a ha. did
you wear?" A bran new ha. iha, ! paid
ten dollars for this morning." swell, sir,
all The good hats have been gone more than
two hours.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

A SIMiLE.-Day begins in darkness,
grows bright, strong, and glorious, and in
darkness closes and SO man commences
life in weak childhood, a,,ains to the meri-
dian OF manhood, and second childhood
ends his day career.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

The daliah is native of the marshes of
Peru, and was named after Dahl, the ia
NOUS Swedish bo,anist. 1t is no. more
than thirty years since its introduction into
Eur opc, and j. is now the universal favoriie
of florists. The number Of known varieties
is about 5O0
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

ARKANSAS is queer country. Ifyou 60
there with five dollar piece. they tar and
feather you for being rich man. If you
are poor, they give you fever and sgue,
and let it kill you. Curious country alto
gether.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY E. WELLS,
E TOR ND PROP R EFT r.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Fo one year, if paid within six months, $3.50
/" ifnot paid within six months, 200.
ADvERTIsEMENrs.-Sl per square for two inser-
tlons-ls lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent Insertion. If the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must
be POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

81 never go late to q friends dinner"
seid Boleau, ''for ] have observed that
when a company is waiting for man, they
make use of the interval to load him with
abuseo
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

In Boston, lately, we understand tha.
hasly pudding, which had been Sc, out to
cool, was taken up 10 the wach-house by
the ws,chman, on charge of smoking in
the street.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

Men Of great minds never descend to
mean acis 1t isn't in them. As we'll ex-
peel Bunker Hill Monumen, 10 take off its
ha, 10 penny sugar institution.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

Because man and wife sometimes QUARREL
it is no sign they don! Glove" each other.
The sweetest of flowers have the biuerest
Of buds. Try quar-, and disseminate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

The fellow who split the difference, pros
baby used something sharp.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12

The man who go. wind Of project, has
brea,heJ easier ever since.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
MODE OF USING GUANO.

The Alexandra (Va.) Sentinel contains
the following letter from BENJAMIN HALO
WELL, gentleman we'll known for his de-
vo,ion 10 practical science:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-10-12
For the Port Tobacco Times

"Thy spirit, Independence, let me share,
Lord of the lion-heart and eagle eye,
Thy steps follow with my bosom bare,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23


oHN.-wsii: 7s@. new are You se-dayi
Austsee's. G.f| p .a0a ~
observation-disclosures
on-Wy1ths Sevel,y 3sors down here On First street
JouS-Y0 yes, almost forgot there Jswslry
down that wsy>ia 6ss Wesbir Dysslf little about
thing Of hssd in tbs sce thas kssr raa Of o.
think thing there. and have larger stock
Tcs~w.II. jobs. I've aWsys had the sane iupresses.
eu' since coming FROM having never been there
FORE satisfied sel cheap exhibh Ans and
sell ct an ass.stmest you Asd anywhere.
JOHN -Aht Did you deal any With him,
Tos-oh selsdeiasis Just stopped In nsrs 70 get
Reg sfor partculsr 10 Keep the sark.-
lille there induced make aud know
I've made good ws surprised his splendid
myself the adof ss Of the and being good
judge 81 these sttsrs eonvisse that his
abe Emporium snd JewsIry prices
much hel.w any hcuse IN this other place.
To"There nas gold watch and chsis 81 him. and
u only tittie silver
bcrg fof ny vife-got them beautifully engraved the
bsrszn aud the silver good dollars. here
Put IL together.
repair watehe-r Ihav. good on. som. out
o. order that don't trust With every have laid it
from that very fact.
Tor.-I presume he does. Isaw very tools his
window also sp'esdi Pivotrg Sothe then his
ing regard watches sonviaees he well posted up
you ana Any hing you II find there
you Is cheaper than any other estsbhm-nt
BESIDES he tells upvn bene
JoHS-weii fem. lshaiI Hustsce before night and
with hin also; ChrNmss and New Years. know.
here
ToN.-De 20. do %. Good Day. John.
nolt-tg
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. ~.

80 WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Nov. ~.
RivRR.-A slight swell has been produced
by the late rains, though not sufficient - yet
to improve navigation naturally.
WEArHER.-Mild and moist during the
past week.
BUSINESS TO improve in all
departments, but owing to the dersneed sts,e
Of the currency, sales are some vi hot limited
and collections difficult. Grain market frm.
er with upward tendency. Money make,
shows no signs Of improvement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23
REAL EsrATH FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

decree the taaderturgh Cirxu Court
the Of said Court certain suit then
eua,ng ssd Co.rt wherein SAMUEL Casssday piana
James NcC4ster and others defendants will
sale Pute auction the door Of the Court House
10 Evansville. on tn 18th dy of December. D. 1854 be-
the hours of II o'clock and o'clock p ~ OF
said day he feo~ing real stlte situated In
county Ind that say; all OF frctons sections five ts
and 81 90 In o.nshP No seven % south Of range No tea
Iud sxcept Of aid fractional sections hereto
for- 81 t. tie heirs Of ills Hawkins dec under
Of the Probate Court of Wand rhurgh and
bounded as follows to wits Beginning the south
o section running thence north along the
line Of said No chains and links
thence line parallel ith the line eeoa
IA River Islaad thence along said Bayou
with anders thereof the line dvdns fractional
lions hence along sad lar the place begin
Ming Ae the halt the south Of sectoa
No. So township No south Of No 10 in the
land district aforesaid and the Of the south
quarter OF the section.
TERM OF SALE.-One third Of the purchase money in
eash in ss months with interest aud the remsinsg IN
year With intsi The property will be imuedassly
the rcasers who w re required their
for the unpaid PARTON the purchase and
Of the
The notes aud win provision wsviug relief
novis-sw JOHN MITCHELL, Trustee.
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Payment of Prizes Guaranteed 10 tAs Asidsr By the
Ifff-l state Of Maryland
WE must congratulate some our co,re upon their
every csp-I pr 1e yet they ~ only try they
list below shows many worth the
Ia would be source OF graft
IL publish lisr Of prizes drawn. and
vieste Of strict
w.ud be advantage and enhance the sale Of
tickets II xe were o. rmfed could name who has
prizes 81 90. the
witch ~, e aad others no have draw
larger and smaller We give below
Lotteries November and that each
every per.on will send tickets in them.
MARIN Il CD Baltimore. Md.
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OF There 10 q good looking young buck
up town, who 10 very much stuck up" be-
cause in hunting excursion last week he
Stayed his first deer. He needn't feel So big
I'VE know at least half dozen dears who
have Stayed him, and didn't think him big
enough game to boast Of!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

GA circus arrived here yesterday morn
ing on the u. s. Aid, and their band stirred
up the Juveniles at noon rs it perambulated
the streets. They were detained on the bars
above, and thus were unable to duly adver.
tise the affair-still, as usual, good many
half-dollars dropped in.
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z. n O.. AailPOu6.

We learn BY well informed gentleman
who came down from vincennes last eve.
ming, that there is one mile and half OF
track yetio be laid, to complete the road TO
Terre Haute. The work will certainly be
finished by Saturday. Passengers can 20
North, but South the connection to vincen.
mes cannot be made in time for the train.
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Or ANDREW FINLAY has pleaded guilty
to the continental Bank forgeres. SO says
the New York Police Gazette. This con-
fession viii Of course dispose Of him. Others
Of the Martha Washington gang, il is said
will be convicted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

IL Yesterday was ushered in as a very
damp. gloomy day, hut it frightened up be-
fore noon, and the afternoon was beauti-
full illustrate IN of an autumn day. Is .r-',
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

~ A letter received by a gentleman Of
this city from Pittsburgh. and dated last Sun.
day, says there are three feet water in the
channel and rising.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

OF A"carpet bag man" dropped in yes
terday with about $4,000 on our Banks
He received prompt attention, pocketed his
specie, and departed back to New Albany, a
heavier but meaner looking man than before.
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a.sS PRIZES TO Be DIS rRIBUTED.

In this scheme formed by the ternary combination o. IS
Numbers tickets aud the drawing Of Is ballots.
there m be $40 prizes each having Of the drawn
49, each having ftem 81 $50. each having
only % so 10 with neither Of the drawn
numbers them. heinz thanks.
determine the fate ofhse prizes and blanks IS numbers
70. inclusive will be severay placed in wheel on
the and 10 Of them drawn out u random,
aud thar ticket having for its the it I'd and Sd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23
ATTENTION FARM EKs!

WI d
w facilities W
ing This establishment has machines running
night by enabling TO work faster and cheap
any other smiiAf In this region while hs
work eSceilent Soo himself
neshborbocd ordinary and only hs,. wait
for be carded Ny prices reasonable The
highest mafhet price always paa WOOL quality
have old aud experienced Cardef work maehnss
and promise satisfaction. les va j. N. BIRTH.
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~ The steamer Cataract has been sol,
20 Messrs. Wi:ls~t e. Harbinson for 9l8,
600, She is to run in the st. Louis and Cal
70 trade. aFFlfaes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

OF There was less talk than usual yes.
terday about money affairs. People can get
accustomed to anything, and they really sP-
pear to be getting used to doing without
good money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

RAI1.RO 40 TRANSpONT ATION NOTICE..
TuvO ALBANY. Boston. NEW YORK. and ell inserns-
date stations aud places Immediately on the compile
ton Of Evassvills RaIrosd
Hauss which viii be within about three weeks from th
will be ready receipt THROUGH for the delivery Of all
Merchandise Produce Properly from this
points between this and Tsrre Hsute all Of the above
ctirs points stations the India Ohio
New York Central Nev York and Erie and Albany and Bos
81 Rstes known on appsasion ny eAee. under
novis JOHN s. MIrcHELL. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

o. Venison 10 abundant this season about
here. Fine launches aud saddles are brought
down by the cars daily, while supplies come
in from other quarters literally. 1t gener-
ally sells lower from wagons than beef.
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CO. Do not forget MIR. Smiths large
sale of lots to.day-lots most excellently 10
Gated near the railroad depot. and some Of
them well improved. Great chances for
bargains will be offered. ~
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sCANTLIN & PARvlN,
I SHEET IRON AND COPPER r Militia

II So leave tksir public in ssssrL
ID that they have erected LARGE WORK SHOP First
esnrins end repairing al. hisss o. SHEET RON and c0p
GINES and Mill work. And thev
ola stand on above mentioned building
the purpose Of executing Il. such hind work. They will
any kind OF Tia Roofing CATERS FOL houses and
othe hind Of Work c~nnected with
braaches Call as the sign Of the Mammoth Coffee Pot
oct3- vd3mw (Enluire1 oopy.)
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HOUSE, FURNISHING GOODs.

lN0LBURN HERSHBERGEk have open for
~ animation large stock Of tieuse Goods
sssng Of Three Ply iow priced Carpets Star
s.d HALL Carpets 81 various patterns .ad qualities. Fer OIL
Cloths 10 feet vide. Satin de LANES Worstsd
Cotton Dsaks Furaitures sad BRO Holland
Muslin Lace Ca tsus Cernice Curtain Pins and Stair
Rods Mars-iles Quts Linen Damasks Table Linen and
roweps Piano and Table Cioths. aud Bed Blankets Of all
sizes and qualities.
also Mattresses Of every sire sad descrr
Il. which will warrant as good as can he fuad Also
Bed Comforts OF all sizes All which will sell Low
the quality he found this side of the Allegheny
MouutAns Foster Block lst b.. Msin. oct2O
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JOU r NAL.
No Di.paschcs,

The wires we're down yesterday afternoon
beyond Vincennes, and we are consequently
without dispatches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

enT An average of about nine boats have
been reported aground at Flint Island the
last two days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

u The Washington Organ. the new
Know-Nothing paper, was issued on Monday
last. Judge Ellie is the editor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

OF There were only tour French officers
killed at the Alma, and eighty-one wound.
ed. III ds4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

" There are 81 feet water reported i
the Mississippi from ST. Louis to Cairo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-23

JWm. North. poet Of some reputation
committed suicide in New York on Tues
day. stsa rasafs - -srsr ft4es
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JUST RECEIVEn

RY Bsdfords Fas Boat large lot Of handsons Parlor
ID and Crates asd Cooking Stoves
proved styles These all the patterns ana
ted he god articles particular They viii be sold
noy14-0 Is ~ JAMES SCANTLIN 4 SON.
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" The assessed valuation of property II
Sacramento City is S7,lS2.037. In Ssr
Francisco rising S3s. 900 900. ,..
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yAtUABLB PROPERTY FoR SALE.

undersigned ole for sale 40 of Land
the town Of Pstoka Columbia. miles north Prince
ton Gibson County. Indiana and 10 rods Rair
80 Of said Land cleared Pre-
Msadov Pasture and Picsshiand well vasrej soil
rot SURPASSED bv any in the county ~
ALSO'-Hs Honse and Lo In the OF Patoka. known
as the Paoka House. The Lots lie together and embrace
about of Ground we'll various knfs Of
with avins spring Of water running ,hrou<h n.
Said Property well arranged for Ey-
ansyIie vincenncs: IL being equal distances the
from those places Any wishn 10 purcha~e
would do we'll call living the miss,
before the 18th Of Decber he expects to leave sos
at that time.
oct27-Iwd WILLIAM JER AULD.
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asoeised themselves together the practice
OF law and will attend to ali confded them
both always be found ut their ONCE Locust street.
opposite the House. give counsel
hess. Prompt attention will be given collections.
Evansville, Nov. 3, 1Sj4.-ly
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CHOiCETODACCO.-s 10 boxes fsvorise brands. pounds,
81 sad q rec for sale . reduced price By
nev4 s. Y. GILBERT 4 CO.. Sye. sear Water.
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6SCNcRlkS II case Sewing siik;
- do Epgsh Prints (fancies);
pieces Silk vestng; ..... FL. a.
case all wool Printed de LANES;
! 40 Hall d Moody Patent Thread;
I do de Cege:
hale Negro Blankets: reed this day and
forsale BY novi8 JAS. Low & co.
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EVANSVILLE Il CRAWFORDSVHLLE
RAILROAD
80 80 o'

Train leaves Evansville at Z o'clock A. N.
yineennes 1t o'clock p. NJ.
- From after this date except those hodn
unsxpred passes viii be allowed pass this road with
out paying iull fare. By oSdsy - the Board
Evansville. Oss.c lsH sesf9-ina