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The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

D~A co1oners jury recently returned
1 verdict on the body Of q poor fellow
death by hanging around tavern"
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

SyLrNDDus, SPLENp1D1oR, SPLENp1~
psssrxus-A contemporary speaks Of a
sD1sndid salt mine somewhere.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

A Quick THOUGHT Irishman hav-
ing accidentally broken pane Of glass
in - street, was making the best Of
his way out of sight; but the proprietor
stole q march ON him, and having seized
him by the collar exclaimed:
"You broke my window, fellow, cid you
not?"
To be sure, did," said Pat, "and did
you not see me running home for money
to pay for it ?"
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30
The Result.

The New York Express Messenger is
DESTROYS of knowing the result of Joshuway
and Ida's Irritation in the columns of our
paper. We grieve to say that Joshuway's
cake is dough, Joshuway was only re.
mote circumstance, Johsuway could MT
shine; moreover Joshuway would "take
whisky in his tay," and Ida, like sensi-
bic girl not over twenty-five, sent word to
Joshuway to "dry up" whereupon Joshu-
way determined to bury himself in the
ground, and Immediately set about digging
. hole for that purpose, and the last seen
Of Joshuway he was disappearing in the
direction ofthe antipodes.
We are not aware whether Ida succeed
ed in giving away her M, we think
however, ithas been grabbed at by some
body, for Ida has ceased to advertise
We desire to state most distinctly, that
we will never allow another disconsolate
dansel to have her love missives addressed
to our care, as in that instance we had q
couple Of dozen applications, without any
authority to give away the fair one or
keep her ourself. A 81
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

WHO'S THE INDIVIDUAL Glen. Allen,
on resulning his editorial duties after
short illness says: "The Editor is indebt-
ed to the I'D Interim for supplying his
place, and also for the graceful manner in
which he leaves the tripod. The i'd In
terim, however, forgets that be still shines
as T."
Any luminary that could shine at all
while the greater light was in eclipse, Is
worthy local habitation and name.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

GoNE-Our well beloved neighbors, tho
Cinnamon, have torn themselves away.
and gone to the "buzzum of their families"
in San Francisco, and elsewhere. The
flourishing village Of Ginslingville is in
ruins, not tent or wigwam left. We
observed a solitary Chinaman sitting on
a big rock, looking about over the deserted
village, like Marius sitting on the ruins of
Carthage.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

LOOK OUT FOR THEM-It is said that
gang ofsuspicious characters are lurking
about Camptonville. probably organizing
q regular band of thieves and highway
men: 1t would be we'll for travellers to go
well armed and net alone, until few of
the scoundrels are caught and hung. Will
our vigilance committee keep sharp
lookout 1t is more than likely that
some Of the gang are in town now, making
observations. The patrol should be re-
vived, we'll armed, and whenever there is
any suspicion, require the hombre to give
good account of himself
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30
No. ~.

UTAH-It is stated. and with probabili-
ty, that the President will make nomi-
nation for Governor Of Utah soon after
the meeting Of Congress. As Brigham
Young'had declared his independence Of
the President of the United States, it is
thought judicious to send his successor
armed With the additional authority which
may be conferred by the confirmation Of
the Senate. Tie general opinion that the
Governorship or Utah is vacant, learn
upon examination of the law of Congress
creating the Office, is not well founded
The act makes a'special provision that on
the expiration of his term; the Governor
shall continue in office until his successor
shall arrive. Governor Young, therefore,
will continue to exercise his functions
probably until next SPRING Courier and
Enquirer.
The Sierra citizen. [volume] (Downieville, Calif.) 1854-185?, 1854-12-30

~ Remember Lots wife.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-04

III The high price of whiskey is thus
accounted foe by the New York Journal Of
Commerce. Persons who suppose they are
using pure brandy will please take notice:
Since the Freuch Government have for
6iddea the distillation OF cereals, a very ac-
tive demand has sprung up here for ra,c
arhisky and common rum, and prices have ma
terially advanced, wits, large freight engage
meats for France. When il comes back il
will not be recognized. either by the smell.
taste or price,"
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eTORAGE WANTED.
STATE LOTTERIES
~ +. ..,- FOR NOVEMBER. 1854

Payment " FTI1ts ~ INC
n Stale Of Maryland. ~ -.
WE their
prizes and although promise
every capital pr yet shey will only try they can
hch the list below shows worth the
ture We that IL ~oulf be of
az bish list ofprikes drawn and
who violate strict
would be advantge and enhance the sa OF
tickets. Ii permitted. could who has
drawn n least ESQ prizes VI slOU. the iarg
oo and others no have dra~
both lager aud smaller We give below 81 the
Lotteries November and earnestly request that each and
every person will send rider for tickets In them.
] | +. G. MARIN 4 CO Baltmors. NA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-04

1 We picked up good anecdote, the
other day of an old Methodist preacher, who
rode circuit few years ago. While GO
Tag "a one Of his appointments, he net aa cid
acquaintance, who was oae the masis-
trates Of the connty. He asked the minis
tes Why he didn't do az the Savior did-ride
"A ass. because" said the divine, "the
people had taken them all to make magis-
trates of"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-04

BIG SSAKE.-There is now on exhibition
at Belleville, Ill.,, a boa-constrictor which
measures thirty.two feet and is thirty lone
inchesin circumference. 1t was captured
in 1851, near the Lapeta Mountains, in Gen.
trail Africa, after being several times wos nd
ed and finally lassooed. 1t was brought to
Salem, Massachusetts, for $1,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-04

the purchase Of ehags Ia corresPondsu.s
double the quantity Of ticket 10,
money every package contains all the NUMBERS placed
all that drawn
only numbers ticket
q handsome prize % 90 - 8
In ordering tickets select the tsey name the date
direct send Post
silver Tickets for in all the Lotteries
others Notes any solvent bank received in PAYMENT
cSrefni to address p. ~ ~ -Is..l-Ir e
= oetg @. MARIN & CO.. baltimore. Md.
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s,sssia. New YORK. Dec. 2, NJ.
Flour has declined l2ic, 1850 bbls sold at
8 25aS IS; Southern has also declined to
8 25as S7a; wheat trife lower, Southern
white 50, white Michigan 2oa2 %; corn
lower, $4,000 bush sold at ssas9c; pork dull
and declining. mess slsat; i2a; beef IN.
changed, demand moderate .ard firm; Ohio
whisky 4Oc. Stocks are dull and lower, and
money frmer. u6 81
ai fl4f CINCINNATI, Dec. 2, p. NJ.
= River risen a inches since yesterday.
Flour dull at 81 55a7 60. Sales 10000
bush corn at sec. 5000 bush barley at 81
3oal s5. Whisky 3Ic. Hogs SO 6Ou4 so,
tending upwards. Green hams 81. Prime
Dbl lard &c. at 70
81 sF PITTSBURGH, Dec. I'm.
River by metal mark feet 10 inches and
falling. Weuther clear and moderate.
f~r-a Execution.
saai s1f BUFFALO, N. Y, Dec. ].
WIN. Barry was hung in this city this
morning for the murder Of his wife.
49, Railroad Accident.
.' PORTLAND. Me-, Dec. I.
e. The train from Island Pond for Portland,
on the grand trunk railway, when near
Thompson's Mills in the town of Starks, the
snow plough got off the track and stopped
the train. That moment the down freight
train ran into the other train smashing the
cars and badly injuring 8 or 10 persons, and
dangerously wounding two others. The
cars then took ire and were consumed. Mr..
Corser, the superintendent, has gone to the
scene of disaster with surgeons on special
train. ...
PITTSBURGH Dec /, P. NJ.
River feet 6 inches. Weather cold and
elear.
tfs,lIf New YORK, Dec I, p. NJ.
n Flour easy, no, quotabie lower; sales 81
500 bbls southern, unchanged. Sales 500
bush wheat at triAe lower; $4,000 do white
Michigan. Corn steady; sales 5000 bush
western yellow at 9la95. Sales 900 bbls
mess pork at SI3 5Oal3 IS; prime SlI STA
n. Beef unchanged. Lard firm at lOla12
for bbl. Sales 500 bags Rio coffee at GA
lOkc. Sugar dull with a declining tendency.
Molasses dull Mt 22o23c. Linseed oil 92c.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 80.
Cotton decliaed under the Africa's news.
Flour IS 62.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-04

GA reverend sportsman was once boast
ing Of his infallibIe skill in 6nding hare.
att" said Quaker who was present, "a were
a hare, I would take my seat in a place
where I should be sure Of not being disturbed
by thee from the first day of January to the
last day of December" "Wty. where would
you go!" Into thy stady
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nsAL rsrA,rr ron ssIw ~ AuIcartos.

the Nanjerburgh CeuTt.
II male the last esad Court.
~ndng in said Cou wherein Samuel sasssday plaintiff
aud ames NeC2ster and Others defendants will
pos, % sale public auction AZ the doc, q the Court House
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 4ocIeck p Of
said day the following real estate situated yanderbueh
county All Of Isl
and sr CO., in townshP No. seven t south Of No
o) the district Of Lands subject sale yineen
Ind sxeept that o. said fractional sections hereto
fore set OF 70 tie heirs Of Willis Hawkins decJ under
90 the Probate Court Of yandsrrgh county
bounded a. follows wt Beginning south
section No running thence north along the
line Of said ectica No chains and links
thence by line parallel with the line
the Bay Green River said
with the dividing fraetisna
lions thence east along said line the place begin
hing Also the east halt Of the south of section
No. 50 in township No. south of range
land district aforesaid and the
as quarter the section. ~.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-th OF the purchase money in
cash: in sI months with interest aud the remaining in
year with Interest The property will be Immediately
conveyed TO the who will required their
notes for the unpaid portion Of the purchase
the
The notes and will waving relief
nOvIc-iw JOHN MITCHELL. Trustee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-04

Hoes AND PrIcEs.-The market is firm
with bat few arrived, and the packing limit
ed. Hogs from Indiana are arriving in small
lots, with sales Of some 1900 head at "a IS
and 81 80 net, part time aud part cash.
The receipts OF "dressed hogs" in wagon
have been quite numerous every day this
week, with sales AT i've cents 10 the market.
gssssg 9.s Lou. Cour., 30h.
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GEORGE KLEN. pEcKeK. PHILIP KRA,sea
GEORGE KLEIN a. CO.. -
SOAP, CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANUFACrORY

- Evansytiies Indiana. . ...t !
ME undersigned beg leave to inform the Merchants of
II Southern Indiana. and the public generally thar their
new Factory completed and they ready
aetuve Candles Lard Oil. scale
We will articles fastured the
prices g Low be purchased in Cncanati We
taeture all the different qualities and in the
In that city asd have eq facilities with city the West
Thankful the liberal patronage have received
We determined faers continuance Increase Of
the and liberal the pub
city.
" B-Tbe highest market prces always paid Taiiow
Lard and Grease. oct2S-3md GEORGE KLEIN e CO.
ynesnnes Gazette and Henderson Courier cory mos.
and send hills to this ONCE.
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. q 9 . 9 2 q & Z
VOLCANIC OH
LlNlMENT. |. ~ u !. =
An lnfalIibie Remedy fer
DIS EA 8 rs OF 4 II Is 4 HE!

Il
l1NHE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
performed after all other remedies bad ailed,
arrans proprietor in asserting that II Is the only
inimsnt that will cure Chronic or imam matory RheH
maiism Paralysis, stiffness weakness In the Joints
Muscles Liganents, Contracted Muscles, Bruieea
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earache. any Pain IL viii 70
move any swelling Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caksa
Breasts sore Nipples, Bites of Musqutos or any In
1ammstlon. SGD 5....
And it will cleanse, purify and heal the F0ULEST
ULCER SORES on the legs shins, difference how
long they may have existed. IL will also soothe ana
heal Burns Sealds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &C., sooner
- - OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1885, and the demand Is increasing
daily and have heard ola case wherein II has
failed cure any external disease, when properly
Piled.
when a safe and sure remedy is so easl! obisned.
Read the following eertincate. wniehs -At-l
INCoNTESTABLk PhOOB co. ~ rt
Of what we have asserted
J. II. McIrAE-Sir i feelha outy owe 10 tne puone
70 make know the following hoping they may learn by
my expe and discard worthless stun which has
been pressed into notice BY false certificates aId long
Advertisements
tyo. Rheumatism. Ny knee was swollen tremendous
iv n,oluciny the most pains. The muscles
nppIi.d the Mustang Liniment for four weeks Is
done no more good than any other grease. Obtained
and u.ed yoar Volcanic OIL lnimeBt-in three wesksir
reiaxed the muscles. and cured me permanently.
AMkRlCvS CAsEpAY. Saline county, Ill.
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H.ss PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED

In this scheme formed by the combination ~ %
nhmbers making tickets and the drawing OF Is ballots
there will be s prizes each having drawn numbers
it, each having ofthem 81 $50 each having
only sso 80 30 with neither Of the drawn
numbers them being tlans. - 81.
determine fate ofthese prizes aud blanks ~ numbers
from 1s inclusive will be severay Ilaeei in wheel on
and Is OF them ORA random,
and having for Us combustion the LIST "a and 3D.
drawn numbers, will be entitled 70 the capital prize
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Isaw Mr.. Caseday when he afflicted al stated. ani
he is now we'll. VIM. NJ. ELLIOTT, Pink NEVILLE.

Reader. sc the ovsis sufficient convince VOW
of the wonderful efficacy OF the Volcanic Oil ininent,
call and examine the Thousands which have In our
ssion from all parts the county and If will
purchase supply from and IL does give satsfas
lion the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS, n
7 McLean's celebrated inimeni is the only safe and
liable remedy for the of SPAWN Ring Bone Wind
Calls, Splints Unnatural Lumrs Nodes or Swengs.-
Ii si never fail 10 Big Head PoIlev Fstua. old
Running Sores sweeney. IL properly applied. For
sprxins Bruises Scratches Cracked Boofs Chafer sad
die cellar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL is an infallibe
remedy. Apply directed, and cure lie certain. '-a
Read the following from Mr. Wells OF the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is eerify that have used the Mexican Mustang
Linment and McLeaB's Volcanic Oil LinimeBt. our
omnibus horses that lame, spraned and for swell
ings and have found MeLean's Volcanic Oil linlmens
TO be o be- Linment. ERASTUS WELLS,
rl... ~ Z. ofthe firm Of Case * Co. f,
Directions accompany each bottle in English ana
German.
This Lirimentis put up IS cent so entand -
bottles. The 50 cent size contains three times The guam
tity the 81 size and in proportion 10 TIE cos
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole proPretor
Corner Third and Pine streets, ST Louis NO.
For sale In Evansville Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY& CO.. at PToprietor's prices. lnh'
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NEW Fall AND WINTER DRY GOODS AMI
CLorHiNG ~ uEACHANGG ron STATE

undersigned would respeeul, inform the citizens Of
- this city aud vicinity that he has opened very
aud we'll sssct osk Of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods
eonss'ing in part Of = 80 ~
French aud English Mer'no. Piaiis aine half and all
wool bzek plain and wstered Silks bleeced plaf striped
and solid copd Silks Dress Silks all eolors Of
loanees Grnss de Maple and saeins Opera Cloak
ings Lsseys Bay states Thybet PLAIN AMI Fancy Silk
Sawls; all kinds Of Blankets Hosierss Gloves Emhroide
riss Cleaks of all styles and materials and multitude Of
other articles too tedious mention.
Asmy motto Is small prof and quick sales would ad-
wise those wishing thir fall and winter supplies to ia
vor me with call before Purchasing elsew here -e8
Especially would draw the of dealers and
chant tailors choice Ca-snes
p in and auey Casimers all coors of Broadeioths Over
coating whitneys Beaver Kerseys Peterham WOOL silk
and Linbgs all kinds Tailors Trimming
To those dealing Ready Made CT thing request visit
me in order to examine the heany stock which
SANITY keep on intend selling Cincinnati prices
and terms
As these Clothing ufctured this city under my
own supervision able better nc and
wing than there be had other Market
A. ANspACHER. ID
navs Main street. door below Branch Bank.
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WHOI,Es1LE DRY GOODs,

"E new have hand OF the complete snd de
w siraLfe stocks OF Dry Goods be
market which orer to an eashor time
unusually low
manufacturers and importers. sid in snsliy
we DEFY competition Of the Ia the
w. feel thankful all Of old friends rt
feel we'll that make 1t nteres we'll
that Of all others buying give es before reh.sisg
elsewhere. octlS JOHNS IN 4 BENCH :
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

At.E-subiS TnOE'Ett EOss
the town OF Pstoka or CoIum north OF Priace
ton Gibson County Indiana and from the haIosd
% Of said Land cleared aud wen propoNioned into
Meadow Pasture anil Ploughand we'll watered and
not SURPASSED bv any in the county lLl
the Pa Okla House Lots lie together and embrace
fruit with avns spring OF water through
snsve or vucenno being about equal distances the
Rarcsd places Any wishing to purchase
would do well q call rber living premises
before the 18th he expects to leave home
that time. ,-,.<
7 oct27-4wd WILLIAM SEhAOLo
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EA 81 -

RAILROAD TH ANSPOuT ALTON NOTICE.
gv0 ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK. and all uterme-
date stations aud places Immediately compile
Evansville Railroad ~ Terre
which will lie within about
will ready xecsr I'll ROUGH the delivery Of all
Kinds MerekandEe Produce Properly from this city
points this and T-rre sute the
eities India Ohio
New Central Ne York Albany and No.
ton Rsiirssds.
n- Rates application at nv ONCE under
nevIs II JOHN S. MITCHELL. Agent.
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IMPROVE YOUR sTOCK:-Ihave several pairs of full
blood half Shanghai Chickens. for sale at
novS : ~ - - - COOKS Family Grocery.
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NnricR

NOTICE shereby given that have taken Gus letters tes
amsntary of John NJ Stockwcl Deed and
qualified such Execuor All having claims against
said duly nticsed for
and those owing said estate Aoh-d to
settle wit me store w ater street.
nov7-Im ROBEBr BsRNE Is. Executor.
RUrTONs.-.ioo gro Lasting osereoas buttons;
- $50 gro cuths Metal do;
a. t-nr.Irsf no grosT wist Cost - DO; 'if ~
-rtfralanrrI 900T ro Snok Pearl DO: a.ff 90
Received tls day and Ter sale b. JAS. Low CO.,
oetl0 -Ir =. - 4rS Main street Louisv vile. ",
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

M Office hereby given.
pointed administrator OF the ofWson Shook
Of vanderbargh county deed Said estate is supposed 10 be
tnsolvsnt. nov233w LEWIS H0wES, Adm'y.
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AUCTION ROOMS

MAIN STREET BERwEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
ma Auction Rooms TO Main street ear
the old Court House. where prepared OF receive
and sell commission auction private SALE all hndsoi
Merchandise Household Furniture. Horses Bsgses Ss &C.
Cash advances made eonsgo nt u sell a. auction
day. commencing AZ o'clock NJ aad Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Frdsy evenings At gas-lightipg. -
We will also pay attention to the selling OF Lands
and rswn Lots. ..r4 'H4.
All psrssus having Lands Lots. Horses. Wagons Bugges
Asrchaadse description TO cell are So
lieited ~ give Us a call 0eO-Iy WOoLSEf NELSoS-
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s4O-47IT,
That - s.,

an, manI.r, ON sssm &c eaen . an
Those tickets with LIST and "a drawn each IS
20 Sd and 9Th '' ..... 50
5th and6th &c 90 80
18th and sth % % &c 80
All other tickets (being $500 with OF % drawn nos
Those tickets abeips 81 soj with one only the
numbers on them each 9aS
Tickets spo: Halves -; Quarter. az Eghths siX.
rs hole for s5o a Quarter Tickets for a4a
rs Half IS IS Eighth q 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-04

NOTICE.
n LII persons knowing themselves indebted 10 Kratz
Heiinap notified tie within thirty a4d
all having claims against said Srm will suly present
then for paym.nI. KRATZ a. IIEILMAS.
nogll-dAwim Main between ~ and 4sh.
C,H0iCETODACCO.-so boxes favOritc brands. pounds.
~ Is zsd os reed and for sale q reduced price by
novi 5. Is. GtLBERT a. CO.. Syc. near Water.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
NOTlCE hereby gireu that wall sell puS'ic auction.
Saturday the 10th day Of December the resi-
denee of Wilson shook late Of yanderbrgt county, deceased
all his personal property consisting Of Cattle Ho Horses
Corn Flows credit oftwelve mcnshs will he
given all three dollars the purchaser giving his
with approved security waving yauaon and appraise-
nent laws. nov23-tds LEWIS H)WES. Admir-.
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DAILY JOU r NAL.
I Z / E G K A P II / c..


Reported Expressly fer the Evans Tile Journal
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ANEW c,Np,p. rE IN THE FIELD.

IN,EW CyNUIUtIE IN IHE ~, ErIEIW. ,,.p
Il CONNER. Is nov before the pablic. and will run
other Hat without distinction 81 parties In point
finish durability Citizens about voting them
selves would ID we'll cali and examins esnd-
date II will speak for sef. Main between First
Second. t... ,-.t oct5
WESTERN FEET & AG RrCrLTURAL wARE- HOUSE.
MylgEK. WgNGATE a. CO.
MANUFACTURE FRS and Dealers IN all kinds of Farm
wi aud Garden Implements Moving Reapine and Thrash
ing Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees &C., SIC Main
Street opposite Bank OF Louisville Louisville. Ky.
sepfS-iyw
LOT Of Turnbulis Cutting Boxes. Com Shelters a.
IN sausage Cutters sale by novh r. GRANf d Co.
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~ associated themselves together in the
olaw and will attend to ala business hied them
both always he found their oce Lceuss
opposite the Sherwood House. give esunsel
Prompt attention viii given to collie etons.
Evansville. Nov. g. IsJt-fy @ Jess