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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-29

LrrruRe or Ma. Prru,r. The second
Lecture oftho series Of Lyceum Lecture, %
Norway, ~as delivered by VI. Pn1t r1
"Wednesday last Subjccl-Ihe French Rev.
oluuon Of 1919.
The propositions on which his lecture VS.
founded we're IL, Tho cause. Of the Rev.
lur,n. %, The Revelation iisc'f. and %,
Tho causrs Of the present dynasty. lIe
grand aim was % show the influence of lhe
Pope 10 European polite, and especially IN
tho polite, II France. lie asserted ihat
Lou, Philippe "a, placed on rho throne 81.
France by ukir, a double ollh-one 70 sup
por, lhc Republican principle Of Lafayette.
and tho other Goo preserve the principles oflIo
Catholics and lsg.,.m,,,, and ta, ~ made
himself mos, ujnox.ou. 10 Tive French people
by d,yo,.ag the r-bl.c fund. Co the erection
OF Catholic Churches, Nunncus' nni PlIl.
ces. The Revolution Of Is va, ,Ho eaass.
quenrr.
he ad hs Catholics secured the little "a.
polcon on hi, throne, and that the pcaanu-
h-mcrs-volcd Tor him because they could
NOT realize that the first Napoleon vas dead.
and because they really thought they rcro
voting ror ths Uncle" Tho lecture 90 ,to
whole uas highly interesting. ard was listen.
81 10 by the large audience with grra, salts.
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Dr. Howe, his wife and daughter, Of Shell
burne, y. II. have heen held 10 b,il at Con.
cord, to answer to lhc charge Of robbing the
miias The daughter j. but IL.
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Gen. Webb, through the columns ON y.
Courier and Eoquirer, rs.lcr.es his belief
that before the fret Of January. Se5lsiopo'
vii! AN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-29

The Queen Of England has given great Of
fence to the friends Of the Sabbath by having
the Frcrch band of the Guards play on Son.
DAY afternoon at Windsor Castle
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srruas aaalos,.s 10 support cf his arguments
Tie oo,elsSsi BY denOuneing The doctrine OF
f, ji.line, erosion Of the human species in A
merisa, q. being Inconsistent with expert
,Dse. and ,hsrsiors, as being upPh'lOsOPhisal,
a. we'll ss eOu,rsry 10 the sacred records.
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4 man named Patrick Gill was curlou,r
identified 10 one ofa paHy Of burglars In A.
blny, few ily, since. Iron the sIil NJ thc
window by which the robbers ELECTED IN en.
trance. was found button with the eye torn
out. The missing eve Of the button was
found IN ellis ranla'oon', ',III hanging By
the thread with which II vas sswei on.
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Thc ,i=th Ccngre,sionnl pistrie.

unIcr ih., head. tie Kcrnr'cc Journal
gives some facts Of no slight importance IN
relation to the settlement Of tho claim. ~
Mcssr. Fuller and Mil.kin. We suhui,
the remarks Of the Journal together with the
minority. simply adding iha, our own desire
IN matter Of ,hi, Kind, /, that the laws IN
relation to the ballot should be strictly recog.
ni,,d and administered ,,rd ,hi, righ, between
these parties should BE- done
From ihs Hsr1ob,s Journal.
"li will be seen BY The odical coun, Of
votes IN another column, that the Governor
nnd Council have given the certificate, to Mr.
Fuller, contrary to public expectation and
much 10 oar regret As they allowed the re-
turns. the votes f,r Fuller ,ud M,ll.kin were
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-29

South PARIS, Dec. %, 1854.
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"The Undersigned, minority II the com.
mi'tes Of the whole council, to which was re-
ie'rsJ The votes for msnbers OF Congress, 70.
port
Thai they have been unable to coinside
with The maprii, q the ornmi'cs in ,bs re.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-23

CLOTHING &c.-Messrs. Gumberts& Got.
leib were unpackirg last Saturday a large
stock of Fall and Winter clothing, Gentle.
mems furnishing goods, &C., which are cal
culated most decidedly to please the public.
This stock will be found on examination
very large and well selected. Among other
goods. they have the largest assortment oil
Of Children's clothing ever brought to this
city. They intend not to be undersold by
any other store in town, so drop in.
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DAILY JOURNAL.

10 Messrs. Bishop g. Selinger are now
daily supplied with fresh meats of excellent
quality, at their shop next to the Pavilion
We hope they will be encouraged in their
enterprise. Such on establishment is very
much needed in their location, and as citizens
are obliged to be at the market by daylight
to procure good meats, we think they would
find It at least to their comfort to Patronize
Messrs. B. g. s.
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NEW FALL and WINTER GOODS.
COLBURN a, HEilsHBEU GER,

fOster B0ck. First street Main.
LAVE opened the and Richest OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods offered in this city,
among which be found rich Plaid Silks super plain
Hack do. nch Mern style French Plads. French
Cashmeres all wool DE LANES plain
do very handsome Apaccas and Bombaznss French Eng
sh and American fast colored Prints Ladies' and Gents
Kid Gloves best quality large OF Ladies'
and Chdrens Gloves Hosiery Of all descriptions Bay
State Shaws of all sizes ard qualities large lot Of style
Embroideres. Collars Chemzetes. Underesves. eubro
dered and plain c. Handkerchief Irish Linens Fannes
OF all qualities color Ladies' Merino silk Underh
Cent? Mrino Lamhs~ol and Silk Undershirts and Draw
and large variety Of notions mention
which will be happy To show. and IL Low prices will SELL
th-ya IRE b0 uud To Ia and amir ectty
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MERCHANTS OF CISCIsNATI.-By adver-
tisement, it will be perceived, that the whole
sale merchants of Cincinnati have held a
meeting, at which they resolved to receive
the money Of all our State Stock Banks
which have been redeeming their own notes,
at par, N payment of debts, or for purchase
OF goods, &c. We are glad to notice this
movement on the part of the Cincinnati
merchants. Had they not pursued this
course, there would have been an astonish.
ing decrease there in the trade from this
State. 1t is high time these merchants
should begin to exhibit an independence in
trade and finance Of their brokers. Between
their brokers and abolitionists, Cincinnati
merchants are having large portion o. their
Indiana and Southern trade cut off.
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CO. We thank our young friend John W.
Foster, of Bloomington, for letter giving the
returns Of Monroe county. His letter has
been forestalled, as it was long time on the
way. As usual in every other county. there
is gain for our side in Monroe. If there
had not been, we should have advised John
to leave il and come home.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
New YORK, Oct, 10.


The Post this evening reports a duel
fought this morning at Hoboken, between
Peter Thompson, of South Carolina, and a
pistols; distance fifteen PAGES. Two shots
were exchanged when Thompson was shot
in the left arm. Friends then interfered and
settled the difficulty, the nature of which is
not stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
The Women's Rights Convention is in
full blast, producing unusual excitement by
Henry Grew discussing the subject on the
negative and Mrs. Gutter on the affirmative.
Lucy Stone, F. s. Gage, and, other noted
women are among the speakers.
New YORK, Oct. 10, P. NJ.
Flour is buoyant, with sales of 5000 bbIs
at So 37@S IS for Ohio, and the same rates
for Southern. Wheat is firm. Corn is dull
with a declining tendency. Sales Of $1,000
bushels at 79@SOc mixed. Pork has further
advanced IL. with sales OF 1900 bbls at Sl2,.
so for Mess nd SlI 81 for Prime. Beef is
dull. Lard is inactiveet 100 lO5c. Rice is
unchanged. Sales Of 500 bbls Ohio Whis-
ky 1T 3Oc. Coffee and Mollasses are quiet.
Sugars are steady. Linseed Oil has advanc-
ed, with sales of English at II. Stocks are
lower. Money is in active demand at 100 IA
for short paper.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is.
David Fleming, said to be a printer, from
Pittsburg. was killed in an oyster saloon, at
Phenixville, last night.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1872. NJ.
The river is stationary. Weather clear
and cool.
New YORK, Oc.. 10.
A heavy defalcation, amounting 10 $780,
600, was discovered to-day, perpetrated by
the teller of the Ocean Bank, who, it ap-
pears. had been certifying cheeks for his
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.

snescrinsr one,s hi. Tavern stand situated in the
village OF ROckport Ind we'll located thriving
mess Tor sale sensible terms. The Hotel and
sldngs are all new and we'll finished and adapted the
dness The Hotel IL the river Landing
from the Court House The premises we'll
piled with good water. should sale effected
stand will be 20 rent at ssOO The price asked
tie property Is 81. so.
ERMS:si nf0 down and the alanoe in bankabe papey
, with interest. Apply to
stis It'd tw J.w. MARBLE. Rockport. led.
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pTJoseph F. Haley, printer from Port.
land, Me-, has been convicted in Lima, Peru,
of counterieiting government notes, having
struck off 100000 worth. unishment,
five years in the chain gang.
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q q 3 9 Z z z Z z
Nj LEANS VOLCANIC OIL

0NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
has performed. after all other remedies had failed,
the proprietor in asserting that Is the only
Lniment that will Chronic infan matory Rheu-
matism Paralysis, stiffness weakness in the Joints,
Toohache Earache or any Pain. 1t will re
move any swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Bites OF Musquitos, or any in
And !, will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
ULCER SORES on the legs or shins, difference how
long they may have existed. Ii will also soothe and
heal Burns, scaids, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &C., sooner
than any other remedy.
Have been sold in 1852 and the demand is increasing
daily and have never heard Of wherein II has
failed to external disease, when properyap
Who then will suffer from aims Sores or swellings
when sale and sure remedy is SO easily obtained.
INCoNTEsTABLE PROOF
Of what we have asserted
j. H. McLEAN-Sir: feel IT. duty owe to the public
to make known the following hoping they learn by
my experience, and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates aid long
For six months was confined to my room cripple
from rheumatism. My knee was swollen tremendous
y, producing the most pains The muscles
contracted that could not straighten my leg al all -
applied the Mustang Lniment for four weeks. but il
done no more good than any other grease. obtained
and used your Volcanic Oil Linment-n three weeksit
relaxed the muscles and cured me permanently.
AMERlCUS CASEDAY Saline county. Ill.
Isaw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted a. stated and
he is now well. WYNN. ELLIOTT, PnkneyviIle.
Reader IL the owe is sufficient TO convince you
OF the wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic Oil Lninent,
call and examine the thousands which have In
possession from all parts ofhe country. and you will
purchase supply from and II does not give satisac
ton, the money will be returned TO the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
McLeans Celebrated Lniment is the only safe and re
liable remedy for the of SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls Splints. Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Swellngs-
1t viii fail Big Head Poevi, Fstula. old
Running Sores or sweeney, If properly applied For
Sprns Bruises, Scratches Cracked Boofs Chafes Sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL is an nfallibe
remedy. Apply directed, and cure is certain.
BEAD the following from Mr. Wells of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This certify that have used the Mexican Mustang
Eminent and McLean's Volcanic Oh! LinimeDt our
omnibus horses that lame spraned and for SWELL
ings and have found McLeans Volcanic Oil Linment
to be the best Liniment. ERAsTUS WELLS,
ofthc firm Of Case IL Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Lirmentis put up in % cent so centand 81
bottles. The SO size contains three times the guam
tity O. size and in proportion the
For sale by J. III. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo.
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY e. CO.. at Propretor's prices. lmh7
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THEO Dose FRANkE'S

Corner Che and Canal Henry LutE
~. Evansville. Indiana.
NANCY Dyer Steam Seourer Rehnsher Of Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for MIR. Teasdaie's
New York Dye House.
Cleans by Ladies' and Gentmen's Clothes Of Silk
aud ooen Craze and Cashmere Shawls Of query
finishes Dyes kind stufs.
cordng patterns. and finishes them equal lie
spots stains from Silk Dresses dry ithout
color or stnh lie also cleans and finishes
Silk oollen. Toiie de Terse and Tuiles.
Also he cleans Carpets and finishes them equal
fair rates. octl9-lyd&w
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r. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,

r. 0EOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, AND ALL IMPURITIES
Prepared By one Of the Faculty..
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreadingt all
ofthe country. is prepared BY graduate OF one
Ofthe first Medical Schools in the West, ply stefan Of
high standing in his profession and much opposed to
empiricsm quackery any one can be, is shown
by the that the ipe published and accompanies
each bottle of the medicine. thus exoneratng it from
WV ' If Is PREsCRiBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by reference to the Circular and by the
Unlike Saraparilla the Hyropiper quick in its
tion the frs bottle often producing wonderful resuiis
as in the case If the negro girl of Mrs. Simmons OF
'0"'' Bi I'M nj Ess:si IN ONE wEEKM
In short, wherever known IL stands al tne head OF a
Dyspepsa. Serofnia. White swelling, Negro Consump.
tion Chronic Rheumatism, Govt Neuralgia Ulcers and
all skin Diseases all Renal or Kidney Affections. all
Female Irregularities and Distractions. Mereural Dis
eases Secondary Syphilis General Debility and all dis
orders arising from impure blood ard bad Habit
'''''% FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy stands unrivalled Ii Is slight stimulan
and powerful tonic and alternative
As n beautfer Of the complexion, in the of I'm
II is much more safe remedy than The CO.'S
mecs and lotions in existence. Try IL. and you will
regretit DO noilose confidence If bond
medicine beingo drive aimpurtissto the surface and
BY that means out ofthe system.
HARDESsBuRo. KY, oct.G 1851.
DR.. A. E. Geohegan--Dear Sir: have examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract Hydropiper
Scrofla in all its FORMS and other chronic
affections, viz; rheumatism, Female Weakness. &C.
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
of the above diseases and having always found efec
tual most cheerfuy recommend il to the afflicted
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used--alto
geher superior TO Sarsapsrla. and any of its CON-
pounds. n. I. WAKEFIELD, Nd.
0wENsBoRo', KY. March 95 ls59
Dear Do or-I recev ed yours Of the Dad inst a, ae.
cording to request acknowledge the receipt
dropiper
In several cases In this community Ii has relieved
Dyspepsia in short, consider IL a valuable prepara
ton. have been using il MYSELF and think ii benefits
my general health. Respectfully your friend
JAMES COWAN, In.
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for IS, when taken
time. RAYMOND & PATTEN
Sole Agent No. "A Fulton street, Louisville. Ky..
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville, HALL0CK Il IT ODnARD.
Princeton, r. HALLOCK
mh26- de- w6m-is
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srRAYED OR STOLEN

TNROM the Farm OF W anl Morgan Nanderburrh county,
II about the Goth Of Serten her. light Chestnut Mare
hands highs in her forehead and white hind
Any who will return give any information
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SPRAGUE's FANCY PRINTs-9o cases sprasue, .
~ small inquired madden Prinu reed this
~ JAS Low CO., ss. Main ST.. Lou. ny
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REnFORD,S FAMILY GROCERY

TNNHE respectfully citizens
Evansville and vicinity that have Just fresh
stock Family Groceries and Provisions of every
second street. next Ssees Lumber
where they hope business
receive share Of public patronage.
They daily fresh supplies Of Butter Cheese
Lard Poultry the county and shall keep
any haad full supply Of all staple articles Tor table
use. -
All Goods purchased this store viii be delivered at the
ssc; u BEDFORD & WADE.
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SOME THINGS CAV .E DONE AS WELL AS

Hart would in his old customs rs and the citi
zers generally that he has Just received At bis Shoe
on Main street. nearly opposite the Branch Bank one
o. me largest selected Stocks of ssonable ana
honae Boots and Shoes that brought this city
SouPIihS n Eosts shoes slippers Caters of all
Chdgen's Shoes Boots and CATERS
ALSOA full stock Of Ladies' Caters Buskins slirrers
and Boots Also Rubi kinds
and also the French trimed Cork Soles
ne mas us" on hand tine stock Of Leahe Thread Web.
eyery article used IN featuring of Boots and
good.
have also large force Of good and workmen
eu posed IN manufacturing Boots and shoes
compete either tor nsaness ehaApaes durability.
N B-A work that rips IL bought will he
Tree OF charge. octlS-u II. J. HART.
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LOTS * LANDS FOR SALE.
a "A LOTS in Goolses Enlargement
LGSB % Lots in Eastern Enlargement.
lots mile from Main
lots mile from Main
Arplyto aus2 JOHN SHANKLIN.
DIEaCHED COTTON.-30o assorted brands; SO
ID Drill: 20 5 Pillow Gaze Cotton
Shirtng 10 cases "a shifting on hand and by
LANES Low 4 CO..
SEPT 4ls Main St.. Louisville ky.
ARAHE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
FHVIAT valufbe of land belonging the es,ae of
Warner. deed situate ahout eight miles from the
cit Of known Oak
I5i acres market and for sale will divided
into lots will be sold entire 10
suit purchasers.
wishing country residence affords rare
facilities the lot, rontng the EvantvIe and Crav-
louisville Railroad Tsrms and liberal. Enquire of
- BAKER & GARyIN
ey3I-f Atty a. Law aud Real Estate Age
HYDRAULIC CEMENT bbIs fresh lust reed.
L for sale by s. e. GILBERT K CO
svpl9 Syc near Water.
7 ARD. for family in tin andjars for sale by
a octf GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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CST received direct from the manufacturer splendid
sorment of fashionable Jeweiry. such Finger Rng
Rnss including BEAUTIFUL
KNOW NOTHING PINS; all of which will he soif the
lowest fsures by q. G0SSEN.
Se,oad s.reet doors below Main
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= cetI9 wM REILLY.
STAR CANDLE 80 boxes a''d sizes lately rss,d and
FAMILY GROCERY.
XNTILIiaM CxLuW : IL has jus. " opened Family Gro.
On hssi arss Stock Sf Fresh :ssS GoSe
sag.r, Spices &c He in fact everything required BY
tie loves, prices He invites the custom of
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
sse pr the
market which We ofer to all eash prompt time buyers
unusually Low rates Our stocks bought directly from the
and and in ga.y and ssapnes
W. feel thankful o all OF old friends past aud
feel we'll assured tina; make i, their well
a give ohSs
READl MADE G;0TiilNG:.ws have on hand the
M ss S cS"E OnTsa ,ns ,
ern trade got in superior and warranted give
sesis in '' qu,' anu p goSsoS FRENCH
IN ATS AND CAPS a splendid assortment Of all the
which have Just 1Iriyss and oT iss lew S
sa1ie sohNSoN rneNOI-
HO! To THE MuLLEKS.
GERMAN ANcH RB0LTING cloth. We are Agents
for Ire above brand Of s'itng Cloths & are
all who will give call at regular riees Orders from
distance promptly ATTENDED to. ,opxsox FRENCH
HEE.E-Iboxes received per arriys ais and sale
~ a, reduese Prieesby oe.is WIN: REILLY
~ oets WM REILLY.
TO LET and D-sns House .:aa.
sma family. for reasonable terms. Enquire Of
seti7-3ti JOSEPH TURNIcK.
ONEFLArsoArs g Zee. sy Is feet.
" One do 10 ie.t by . feet Apply to
sca7-tf WILLIAM KERsrEAAN. Cor. LIST and I'd sts.
hush Dc just per Fiathoat
IL for sale nc oeti7 COOKS Ffsaily Grocery.
I1OULTRY.-sd or Chickens;
70 Tsrkeys; Just ,eeei~ed a.
octIz COOKS Family Grocery.
XXTANrEO.-tJo bushels Of Wheat. We will pay
w highest market price in cash fr good Wheat deliver
octr7-imd&w HILL H0LLADAY..
bags White and yellow for aae lots to suit
SSy oetis GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.
Nm CONSIGsNNENT.-ss hhds Fair and Prime Sugar.
" and 225 bbls Plantation snd Reboiled Moaes for sale
low Tor cash or negotiable paper by - . ~
oetl7 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
| GUARDIANS SALE.
order OF the Court of Common Pleas Of
Nanderburgh county. wade at its last Term. wIl.
2ist OF October ~ O'Clock A. NJ at the door Of the
Court house in Evansyiue s Lot No. in the Subdivision
one-hrd Of the purchase money in cash; in nine
and one-third in sgheen months Notes to hear interest
| from date J. =. ELLIOTT.
| oct7-2wd Guardian Infa He Of ID Miller
NOTICE.
election for three Directors Of the Evansville Gaslght
18th inst: between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud
clock p. N. oct7-d JNO J. CHANDLER. sec'y.
lruNRiMMlNGS.-p eaItosss fancy Velvet TrimnliDss;
% 30 30 G CLAIM black de- Dc:
Reed this day and for ieby oea JAS. Low & CO..
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XyTHY ss often hear Ladies remark they almost
Invariably get suited in Dry Goods n: Embichs when
placer The is he keeps
hand, and what still
sells them low and uniform rates. This mere
Editorial puff but plain Of fact yet do wish
prices thereby have the matter TO
own satisfaction His in the front building
Main street three doors below Second. aug22
TUsr reed by Ohio River-twelve days out
81 from Bos.ou-O bbs large No. Mackerel. this years
catch Drums Goldfish l0hf blls Conaseticut Rv-
shad tails of for family spced
Saimon-a fancy article for sale at o..-.,.
sepis ALLiS dOW ES.
lrLOUR-OO sacks Pelks Mill Flour in and for sale
ii sepI6 PRESTON BROS.
600 Poplar Shingles in store and 'or sale
Shy sepl6 PRESTON BROS.
cold PENS. Gold and Common JeweIry. Periumery.
u &C., just reed az
sepl5 A. G. PUSHEE's.
J. H. MAGHEE e. CO.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL STOCK
or Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods,
70 which they would invite attention who
Il buy Goods cheap, for cash prompt paper.
stock being filled by arrivals from
York and in few days will be complete consisting Of
everything in the Dry Goods line Call will cheap
Csssimeres, Ribbons,
,ttinets, Laces
Tweeds Jaconets.
Flannels. Apron Checks.
Linseys. Over Coatings,
Ginghams. Blankets.
DE LANES, Ky Jeans.
Prints Vestings,
Tckngs. Silks.
And complete assortment of Trimmings Notions.
their old stand First street. Evansville. la. sepl4
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

~ very desirable family residense. stusted in the
cegale the city The house contains six
good cern, houses and number Of fruit trees
Also Lamaseo city fronting the riv
bargain be had If applied for Immediately Apply
a this office. augl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-23

NEW YORK, Oce. IJ.
A heavy defalcation, amounting 10 $780,
600, was discovered to-day, perpetrated by
the teller of the Ocean Bank, who, it ap-
pears, had been certifying cheeks for his
friends 10 this enormous amount.