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COAL LANDS FOR SALE!
FOR SALE I!

BLACKSMITH SHOP, TOOLS, SC.
CAD shop is pleasantly located in the town OF
- Harding, twelve miles north from Ottawa,
has an ample patronage, and is rare chance for
person wishing to follow that occupation.
For particulars, enquire OF
July 29-3m WOOSTER & SrEvrNs.
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We are very glad to learn that Judge
Douglas will be at Bloomington, at the time
the Convention will meet there, tthc 26th, }
AMI wil ldrcss the people of that locality.
THE GREITowN AFFAIR. The comments
OF the English press upon the bombardmcut
of Greytown by the L. S. sloop of war Cy.
ane, place the matter in n light quite differ.
cnt from that in which those who censure
Capt. IIolns so much in the affair are dis
posed to view it, The English claim Grey
town to have been under their protection,
and justify the inference that Capt. Jolly. Of
the English vessel present at the time of the
bombardment, had given the people Of Grey
town assurances of support. The New Work
Sun, rcmarking on the case as thus present
el, says:
"rhc merits of this affair, and a., oa.,
nent Of the people thereon, must depend
upon u Letter understanding Of the cnar...
ter Of the Grcytowu population, and tLeEt..
ings which actuatc them. Ifth,y ar a. r..
presented, and in what they have done pl,
sumo upo British protection, there is uo
room to doubt that the "inllictiou" with
which they have been visited was deserved.
at, however, their prctcnSiOns or claims t.
civil authority hayc been wantonly disrc-
gardcd by tin f---lsit Company, and these
diiiicultIeS have crown out Of mutual provo
cations proceeding Of 50 much severity
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New Boot and Shoe Store

'FllE subscriber would respectfully inform the 81.
items OF Ottawa and vicinity that he has
opened new store, on Madison street, one door
from the corner OF Columbus street. where he
will keep constantly on hand n genera assert.
ment ot
Mems fine ca III, aud morocco boots.
Mems fine ca Il aud morocco shoes aud CATERS,
Mems fancy and paten, Gather CATERS,
Boys fine cali boots and shoes,
Boys'kip andcowhide boots and hrogans,
Ladies CATER boots, of every style aud variety,
Ladies polka boots, Jenny Lind boots and shoes
Ladies walking shoes aud slippers,
Ladies pnrlor ties and fancy shoe. aud CATERS.
Misses bool"cs shoes, mud eaiters--a large aud
varied assortment
Chdrens CATERS aud shoes Of every description
With every article usual y Nepti ma wellrrgulai-d
shoe store
Also, custom work mndc 10 order promptly
and In a II eases wn rrnntcd, Purchasers will find
1t to their inieres, locnl and .Xnmse HI. large
stock before huyiug elsewhere.
Also, rep,'rnadonc q, short notice.
August &c A. G., prTyAN
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Notice 1.

vgNlE subscriber is now prepared to deliver
-four FREQ of charge, TO Nil purchasers with.
in the city limits. this side ofihe III river Orders
dick II llurlbnts store, where n slate will be
found for that purpose.
Bran aud mill feed delivered at nominal raie'.
Terms invariably cash. lul20 lAMrS kgEitR
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3G, 900 Acres OF Choice Farming Land.
OTTAWA CITY MILLS.

Tile subscriber would notify the citizens tina, he
l II manufacturing hrst-faie article OF flour
and Inlendsto have constantly on hand n supply
for reraii, and vi deliver within the city limits
tth4 side Of the Illinois rivcrj free OF charge to
all who may favor him with their orders, with the
money q, The mill ior -four, or iccd by the load
CUSTOM WORK for the country done in the
best manner md IN The shortest Tine possible
Ob.ilmg milIersand men on hand 70 attend to
"a n customers GEn MAss
\ bah flour not good will be taken back
ard returned free Of charge.
Also, large supply OF good ship si1ff Tor hog
L.aI. ON hnnh n 10 ucr 100 lhr nIlg-lm @ VI.
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l.OS'x'

TNlit. undersigned lost, on Monday afternoon
/ last. between the ferry aud Mir Mills IN
South Ottawa, pocket book, containing about
e'gh, dollars IN money, and some valuable pa
pers. The finder will Sc literally rewarded upon
the delivery Of the same at this office, or to the
subsc rlber IN the town Of Bruce.
september 2-3w. JONI HAcgsnAw.
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IBIS Il $40 =. Water st., Chicago
InIIN STEWART. lSrniemhrr = AK. sTEMAR
Sir;lyed Away.


4 BOUT three weeks aga from the subscriber,
"A residing al toNto@n, tour Mules above New
ark, a yellowisii sorrel, clay colored horse
about years old. medium size name aud TAI,
black aud part Tight, with scar ON the sue I.
the neck, and lump ON the left fore knee, A
dark haycolt, ioaled last April, Is following he
horse, Any person delivering said hors, to the
subscriber, or to Geo Bristol, at his lumber yard
IN Ottawa, or giving Information where he may
be found, will he literally rewarded.
September q-3W. Go. easier.
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Col. WILLIAM Il. ARCHER, formerly Canal
Commissioner, is the wing candidate for Con.
grcss in the Seventh District, against James
Z. Allen, the present incumbent.
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Dissolution.

TINE CO" partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Whitman Il Dcane Is this day
dissolved by mu,ua consent and the business will
be continued under the firm OF A, :, & ). X.
Dcane, who will pay All debts and receive all dues
of the iirs, mentioned firm, NJ, G.. WnlrMAN,
August 3. hBEt >. DEhNE.
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PAINTING: AND GLAZING.

The subscribers continue, ashere'oiore, to AZ.
tend promptly to all orders IN the painting and gla-
zlng line, TO which they propose to devote th~H
foil attention as heretofore,
July 30 5. &. EARL& Sow,
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NEW GOODS.

'TNL undersigned wouldsry to his customers.
i that he hasJ Just recevedhis
NEW GOODS.
And that he is now opening large Stock and var.
ety. which can't be surpassed IN the city, 1t con.
sis,ing OF gen ralstock, such as Is usually kept
in this market. Those in wantOt
GOODS,
Will please give me n call before purchasing else.
where, as am bound to sell them at great bar.
gains, and will say. at least it you will give q
call, think ! shall be able to save you some
money. ....
Don't forge,the place, near the Union h fuse,
Columbus street at ]. D. OLMyrEAp's.
n, B.-The subsc riber wishes q purchase
500 X GSOF BUTTER,
for the California market, md for which he wi
pay the highest market price, a, his store,
Nav q !. ID. y.
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FOR SALE.

7 OTIS in block II, in North Ottawa. There
IL are two bindings on the lot. the one occupied
as the Railroad house, on La Sale street n few
rods north Of the bridge. The other building is
also built for grocery The property WILDE sold
nj a hnrunin. AuplN 10 nml Q-iN Inslpn KENNEDY.
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WI Hats and Caps. a


one door cas. cfE y. Grjggs Drag Store,
North site Of court House.
JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
A LOT OF Fash enable Drab Beaver Hats
"A weighing something less than \ Pound "a
piece. .. .I -f
ALSO REC EIyED,
A large assortment OF Cloth md Glazed Caps, Of
difcren, styles tor Men aud Boys. am manu-
featuring
Sill. and Molcskin Hats, ..
OF Fine Quality, auG superior TO any ever offer.
ed for Sale in this mn ket. Gents wishing Hate
will do well To give me call before purchasing
elsewhere, as have
Every Style g. Kind Of Kat now Worn.
% kossuth Hats oiall Styles, Coors and Sizes
from Infants up.
Any Quantity Of VIM. II. Geebe s.. Co, Lea.
~ Il Co, and Genin's Spring Style Of HATS
Also large assortment OF Fashionable Caps,
a, the new Hat aud cap Mandatory OF
June 3, 1864. ROBERT EELCH.
North side OF Cour, House.
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Council Proceedings.

Tuesday evening, Angus, 20, 1854
Presen,--A!d. Miller.
Absenl--he MAYOR, and Aid Lcnvens, Fash
CogswclI, Macy, Bristol, flaming, Haskell, and
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7 lINEEpIaccd my hooks and accounts with c.
| o. Miller, AT 4 Fosters store, Tor immediate,
-.rfItu,rut Al, tAosr knowing themselves in.
usatsl to The firm oi Huston IL Johnson or John
Huston. viii clii at the 0boy. named place. aud
settle their accounts y jouy llusroS
TaVuE subscriber Wshcs to SAY to the pubic
that he has this day purchased of Jnc
Huston, hisentiIc stock OF goods in h's store
h.r.tofot. extended - Il ' llrsroS
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Notice
IF my wife, Wilhclmina btner fail. 10 return
to my bed and board within one week from the
date of this notice, she il hereby notified thu,
shall thenc'iorth no longer recognize her as my
wife, but viii consider that relation as at an end
betwrenus s2-3w CHAEtus RTNEp
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FOR SALE.


4 FiLUIBLE improved farm, three and n
~ halimlcs west OF Ottawa, containing AS
acres, 50 at which are timber. There is n
good story frame house, and large barn, which
will hold 100 loads Of grain and hay, with a >
horse thrashng machine fixed in ii. horse sta
bic, cattle sheds, and straw yard adjoining.
Also, corn.cribs Tor 20o0 bushels,
800 acres of the land is fenced and divided into 7
fields 200 acres are broke, and 81 laid down to
timothy and clover; there is more ,hnn miles Of
fence, besides3i ola mile OF Usage orange hedge,
of good growth.
The orchard is JUS, coming into hearing, and
contains all the best varieties OF apples, pears,
plums, cherries, upricots, and peaches, besides
600 or more OF apple and cherry. trees, of ,
years growth part Of which are grated. There
is m acre of Strawberries, rnspberres, currons,
gooscbrrrics, grapes, Nc.
Also, : locust groves planted, Of several thou.
sand trees
The timber 10, adioins the canal nnj railroad
and contains a stain OF excellent coal, easily
worked
All the improvements orc nearly new, being
made within the last3 years.
For further particulars npply to the subscriber
on the premises, aui2-ly ASrnoav WILKINSON.
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TOTHE PUBLIC.
VALUBLE FARM FOR SALE!

ME subscriber oi-rs his iarin, situated on the
west side Of Fox river, opposite Milford, Fox
township, Kendall CO., HIS. tor sale.
Said iarm consists oi IS acres of fist quality
land, well fenced, and G5 acres under thor ough
cultivation. The balaHce OF the ;aHrt has wood
enough on it for one family, aud is well watered
isa good orchard, just ready for bearing contain
ing severa, varieties oil apple, peach, and cherry
trees, and a well 0t the purest cold water. There
lisa Two story house on the premises, well finish
ed, roomy, AMI substantial. and under the house
large, dry cellar. The situation is remarkably
pleasant aud cannot fail TO please. There are
stores. rrist mil, post Office, aud school houses,
all witi'n mile, and good bridge across Fox
river, make, them e1syol access also.
A Lot Continuing % Acres,
In In Sallec 60, 40 rods from the nome farm tol-
craby wei. covered with wood would make an
admirable pasture.
For particulars, enquire Of the owner on the
premises. July ~ +. W. pAHrFiDsE
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Ottawa Furniture Depot !!
rAT,J. MpAIcN 1874

TINE subscriber would respectful say to hisod
i customers, and citizens generally, tina, he has
still interchangeable warerooms, and increased
his stock with greater variety OF articles. He
hopes st i'll ia give that satisfaction to his custo-
meis, which six years steadily increasing busi-
ness fronting all compctironl makes nm feel he
has given aud that the depot is he place To get
good articles, and cheap too.
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Esid'e Of JOHN I. Carr, dee'd.
DUBIlC Notice is hereby given lha, the sub
/ scriher, executor Of the estate OF John Il.
Carr, deceased, will attend the County Court
OLA Sale County. aud State of Illinois, at n
term thereoito be holden at the Court House, in
Ottawa, in said County, on the first Monday OF
October next, when and where all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and re-
qucsteG to present the same to said Cour, for ad-
indication aul0-6w Thomas FiNNlE, err,
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO MARKET.
SEPTEMBER II, 1854.
For Wheat tho market opened somewhat
duh with disposition toward decline Tut
owing to a spice of temporary competition
for railroad shipment, prices soon recovered
and with exception of few lots Of ordinary
Spring show no special depression. Corn
since yesterday shows disposition TO i'm
prove, and we note one or two sales at ,r-
Hing advance. Oats easy at previous rates.
Press
Wheat, winter $l,35a$li0.
Spring. Sl.lGaSl.l8.
Corn 81 a COO.
Oats, 33c
Eggs BE.
Butter, II a TIC, fresh.
Flour, $7,7j.aSs.2j
Wool, 2Qa3ic.
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CitV Hardware Store.

1NllE unde rslgDed v oald lender their thanks 10
= citizens OF La sale and adjoining counli,s'for
the pa ironage bestowed uroH them during the
past year. The establishment la been enlaiged
hepresrnt season, and We are dctermUed that
nothing on our part sha.ihr wgnint Ia maxi IL Tor
the interest OF customers 10 continue their patron
age.
Wearc now receiving our !al. aud winter took
OF stoves, hardware, aud -..dJlery, and think WE
shall be able to present to III" rade conn r.e an
assonIaent OF cook aud paf,or stoves, both for
wood and coal, and STOVES which We are not
afraid to warrant perfect IN every respect. w,
have spared norxpense having visited the large
stove manufactures IN the east IA cnd-avoring
To procure cook stny-ssuitlhr iotburulng Illinois
coal, aud We thluk lor couyeni.uc. aud durability
OF castings, they cannot be eXcelicd. We trust
our friends Will call aud examine our stock Of
stoves, as we wiil cheeru.ly give them all the in
formation IN our power, and plcdg. ourselves that
nnt .InXn. VIII NJ inIm ns LrnIcscnirL
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Furniture! Furniture
MOORE GIBSON

HAVING purchased the entire stock, stand,
/ i aud good will OF the furniture store hitherto
kept by Rugg & Watson, on La Sale street, IN
Ottawa, are now selling every article. from the
cheapest and panest, TO the finest and best in
the trade, such as
Sofas, Lounges, Tcte a Tctcs, Diyans,
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SHELF HARDWARE:

Our stock slarg., and comprises alnIos, every
ar,i-le belonging To the trade Mocha mics and
all who are engaged in building, are invited TO
call upon US, as we can furnish you with all the
materials Tor building that you may want.
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
Those who are about commencing keeping
house, can be furnished with cutlery OF all
kin,s
Tea and table spoons, Brass. tin. and jap'd. can.
Wooden bowls, dlesticks,
Mncing knives, Shovesan tongs,
Rolling pms, Enamelled porcelain ket-
PutatOe nashrrs, ties,
Brass kettles, Tea and coffee cans
al irons, and wash boa rds, and Il thousand and
one articles besides.
FARMING TOOLS.
Hay forks Pcknx
ManaIe forks, Mattocks
ShoyeIs and spades, Grub hoes,
Crow bars, Maeable castings of all
Scyihe sna,hs kinds,
Hunts, Collins. and Simmons axes,
tia panel rip, cross-eut, and mill saws,
Log and ,!ace Gus ms, dog chains.
Also, 100 cha:, pumps, waiting TO draw the wa
ter from the prairie wells.
BLACksNITIIs' TOOLS.
Bellows. Hammers,
Vices, Anyiis,
Sledges, Stocks and dies
1t is impossible to enumerate al the goods we
have to sell We Invite all to cuIl in md see us
and We will endeavor to sell you goods cheap as
any other establishment. You will find Us on
hand atall times, early and late, ready aud will
ling to show you goods, and sell to you if we can
We are also manufacturing tin and copper
ware, OF every description
a So cave trougbs oi the best OF stock, and
put up by an expc riencrd workman
Wealso buy old castings, copper, brass, and
pewter, Tor which we will pay the highest price.
C. W. JACKSON, tAugust 20 WARD. LoCKwooD
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Estate Of George .Scteidec5er, decd
A LII persons having claims against the estate
~ OF q Scheidecker deco. are hereby notified
aud requese dto presen, the same before the coun.
~ cour, OF La Sale county on the 81 Monday IN
October next, for he purpos" othnving them ad.
ius,ed au26-Gw LEWIS SUPER, admir-.
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FOR SALE CHEAP For CASH

I OTIS 10 and 10, in block ~, in the states
IL addition TO Ottawa, wi til the dwelling house
and improvements thereon This proper ~ is ELI
gh'y situnied ON the cas-, side of Columbus street,
nlOWug the main canal Enquire OF
TIMOTHY KANE, or
Stutrmh,r 9-3w VIM iiicwLiNG.
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REDF0<p,S FAMILY GROCERY.

ME unders ,ued would respectfully inform Ia. citi
gems Evansville aud vicinity. that hs has just
opened a fresh stock of Family Groceries, and PrOyi
sions ofever description on Fir street, next door To
ames steel. Timber Yard, where "a hopes. by strict
attention business mertaud receives share OF pub
lie patronage.
am daily receiving fresh supplies Of utter, cheese,
EScs Lard aud POItrN from the county,, and shall kesp
constantly hand full supply Of all staple articles tor
table use.
Nv MARKET WAGON will deliver an goods bought
my store the residence Of the purchasers. prompt
Is uron the receipt ~ their orders Please cell and
inc my stock. Jsnl6-iy r. BEDfokD.
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NJ 4 tS % a. a. DE POG!
RfNDVFn TO

MAIN ST, OPPO ITG THE BANK
H. TONS 1.-THE meet Marble ever brought to- tn.
y I'D West. 81 Wholesale or Retail Ds-ler- IN Mar
bic are expressly invited 10 examine m. stock for
will make Is 10 their Interest to troniy. Ny stock
consists Of CArrara White seibed ~ Dove c"lored lta
an in blocks and slabs Ar-ercan white. vari sied
blue. ciouded and stausry, which selected viii
great care atthe Vermont On rre-.
MONUMENTS fdsii -ts irs. ~tRoLLS. OBLElSk.
TONES, HEADAND FOOT STONES.
Counter tops and Furniture Narblr hand and mad,
- order At Eastern prices
Grateful for this past liberal patronage expect &C.
nerts continuance of the same. Give me n call.
VI. A. LANRENCE.
y b Order. from n d.tanc, promptly and .atisfae.
rilN hiled. All work warranted. aIxs9
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CG.PArsTyEstSsIsF.
o,G.i .Np ropaoCu sroH.or

JACOB SCHhURkR. MAIN r.. BET. 1Sf AND I'D.
10. Schaefer a. Schroeder. old STA ID
RES rECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and rroHnd Rg country. that hfTe tsen the above
stand Diet rnhed 10 continue the business, and
will constantly keep hand the choicest III Cigars
Tobacco Of the hes brands that Eastern markets af
ior' also >uunand Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds Mer-
n, China and Wooden Pipes of I'LL sizes and quail
lies, the lowest cash prices. at Wholesale and Retail
NJ, sugihy experience in the business conyinces me
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
xoIieit a shar. of hubble uatronare apI n
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NOr,t'E.

yyTSsRS. LEWIS 4 HOW ARD hsvirs purchased our
w Wharf brat wish hanks Tor the III
he.to-s apan hitherto and for
AM o the to~sri. them.
We reg further friends out OF town and 30 all
continue the Commission aud iorrarins bu.ins
nEaxed ample Nharfhost facilities
River having Can al and other warehoue-
meat.
eontiaue make lbe-,l savances al prererc
'or sale rshpment ondsnts sRd
also promptly eli all ORDER. tor the payeksss of
the produce of the coHnry having ample fess ~
the hest sdvsn'Ase fr
orRee. as formerly. under the rciesrsph onee
e22-ti JOHN s MITCHELL 4 soN L
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HILL i HOLIDAY.
To PORK PiIkERG

IUfK r hEffP.
consequence Of the death sir NJ. Longhothar il
Will le necessary the tmisst-stors sell his
vided IN the PORK House PORK 10 Fixtures
the hrln OF Mitchell LOngb0tLam. Eyaasyille Ind
The Location Of Evansville PORK packing point
of the desirable the ohio BY
me having facilities
by the eomltion 81 the Wabash ani Erie Canal
vanssIlle and orisvlls Railroad iaute
Nallss the haah and White rivers the Pork
sion in the Vest hereby opened tn market
VILE The Valley Green al-O
ly almos daily between Evansville and Boz ling Green
ring the snter that desirable nGDber of Hogs could
manded
The Fork House il supplied with Steam Engine and Will
Patent Lard With all the appliances
ary TO slaughter and aek coo Og daily The lis ided
will De sold he business
the partner he will cell also price de
SIRED. ". W FOSTER
ROB'T RGrS .Adm,
sviile Courier copy o, - and Till
this Office y
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Lors AND .oUsEs FDR SALE

NREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULAffON.-Six Lots for
~ ale situated in Evansville beyond the Ralru ad
pot Eoar OF these ltshave Frame ouseson them
wiseimproved They we'll situated Tor residences
convenient business and only about from Main
street. me SPECULATION offered in these lots
TO SOLD Those wanting cheap places residence wish
ing dne opportunity Of Pecuon had better amply
ately one of these houses epeci lily is ana
siraele residence For further particulars apply this
el6-tf
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STOVES! TIN iasC0pPER EsTAB.
4 4 :. n ~

,e=--~ THOMAS Sc ANTLlN, of the firm of Sea ntlis
Efr.l Paryin, has returned from Princeton andirk
s&SA en- up his residence permanently in THIS ei1v
rwhere he will devote his persona ntion 81
branches ofther busipess Mr.. :. would call the ssn.
ton of the public generally and his old customer
TO their extensive stock of STONES. TIN and sHkkf.
tlRoA WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
ther business They are also AIRED TO do all sors Of
lin Copper and Sheet-roD Custom OK, Stesmbost
work, &C.. dc. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and in the De rfect
AL at The store OF SCANTLIN & PAWN.
hoyi4. -.l Main steel. bet First and Sscold.
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P. G.. O'RILEY & CO.,
StoraSe. Forwarding and Commission
Ia: r. IA G. E ~ III Il .,
.,f- EVANSVILLE, IND. o. .iI flH

~. HAvISG fitted up mammoth
49, e. " hart Boat the largest on the se;<<S
Ohio River in the substantial manner. are pre-
pare to business nrusted oureare eth
err by RIVES, re IEHOAD Ola CANAL,
without exposing 20 the incemercy OF the ather, any
Or pergy and parte will be paid to Recciv
ing Sioriny and forwarding and as to the sale OF
Produces consigned TO u.s. and all orders promptly filed.
G ORR EY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
friend. for their former patronage, and respect
IN IL soeits continuance Of the same, which Will be
duly reeipreeated. ii-li ..lsl
Store Room well supplied, will be kept for the sc
atio OF Boats aud their orders carefully hlled
mh3-6&wly p. G.. O'RiLEY a. 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-20
CARaIAos AND RUaGY mi ,KINou

ATESSRS. SATERLEE d Dk'GARM0 have now on
vi hand good assortment of one bsr.e Car
rlages. Rockaways and Bugges factnred their
own shop after the approved and modern styles
Messrs :. * Dec will prompt, I'll all orde cue
tom work i'm the and mol substantial
and not surpassed by Eastern manufacturers. eh-f 10
quality or price. They have experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up The Iron work in 81, lie not
he eycelled. APPLY