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Wisn porteneous whoop, and, posing his boar
spear, rushed down, in the hope TO turn the
onset to himself. But il was too late: and.
strong a. was his hand, and his ewes steady. he
dared not to huri such a weapon al that he
neid, IN such proximity 10 her he would de-
With an appalling sound, = soft dead crush.
ing thrust, the terrible brow sntlcrs vere
plunged into the defenceless tanks of the poor
paiffey which hung, for second, on the cruel
prongs and then, with long, shiyering
scream, rolled ovar on its side, with collapsed
limbs, and, after . few convulsiye struggles.
lay dead, with tho lovely form of its mistress
roiied under IS pale, motionless, with the long
goloen hair dishevelled in the duet, and the
DIue eyes closed stunned, oold and spiritless,
Attracted BY tho gay shoulder-belt of the
poor girl, again the savage beast stooped TO
gore but strong hand was on his antler, and
keen knife-point buried in his breast. Sore
stricken he was, yet not slain and, rearing
erect On his hind legs he -dealt such q storm Of
oiows from his sharp hoofs, each cutting al
most ike q sabre, about the head and shout
ders OF his dauntless antagonist, as soon hurled
him, in no better condition than she, beside
the lady he had riskcd 80 much to rescue.
Then the dogs closed and seized him, and
savage and appalling was the strife Of the
fierce brutes, with long drawn, choking signs,
and throttling yells as they rayed, and tore,
and stamped, and bastled, over the PROSTATE
group.
1t was fearful sight that met the eyes of
the first conner. He was the Norman who had
ridden second in the chase, but now, having
outstripped his friendly rival in tho neck-or-
nothing skurry that succeeded, Numbered tho
first into the road, where the dogs were DOW
mapgling the slaughtered stag, and besmear-
ing the pale face of the senteless girl with
blood and bestial foam.
To spring from his saddle and drop on his
knees beside her. was but a moments work
My child my child they have slaughter
ed thee. VOL wo!n
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A SINGULAR WAGER.--A young woman had
laid wager she would descend into vault in
the middle of the night and bring from thence
q SOUL. The person who took the wager had
previously hid himself in the vault, and as the
girl seized SOUL, cried in hollow voice:
"Leave me my head"
"There it Isl said the girl, throwing ii down
and catching up another.
leave me my head !! /" cried the same voice
"Nay, nsy,n said the heroic lass, "you cannot
have two heads; /" SO brought up the SOUL and
won the wager.
NATURALLY Answered" My DEAR SAID
an anxious father 10 bashful daughter, 81
don't intend that you should throw yourself
away on the wild, worthless boys of the prefent
You must marry man of sober and mature
sge-one that can charm you with wisdom
and good advice, rather than with personal at
trsctious What do you think Of q fine mature
husband of iiftyap The timid, meek, blue-eyed
little daughter, looking into her fathers face
and with the smallest possible touch OF Interest
in her voice, answered, III think two OF twenty
J five would be better, Pa"
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF mEDIC,Nt

1uE this Institution will Tuesd Az
Oeter ils and continue until the end of February with
the following faculty.
Anat my aud Surgery.
JOSHUA q. FLINT. VI. D.. Professor of the PRINCIPLES
and Practice of surgery
HENRY NJ BUaLfTT NJ. D.. Professor Of Physiology and
ROBT. J. BRECKINRIDGE. NJ. D.. Professor OF Matera
Mediea and Clinical surgery.
TIIOS W. COLESCorr. NJ D.. Professor Of ,natomy
JOSEPH NORWOOD NJ D., Professor of Che mistry
JOHN HARDIN. VI. Profess of Obstetrics and Dsea-
es of Women aud Children.
L. NJ LAWSON. NJ D.. Professor of Theory Practice
of Medicine and Clinical Medicine
DAVID CUMNINS, VI. d.. Demonstration Of Anato NV
Clinical Lectures Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week
of Preliminary Lectures and the
pita during the month of October free Of charge
Material for Practical Anatomy abundant The dissectrg
rooms will he ope ned on the LIST Of October.
The fees for the full of lectures s05 Mat
REGULATION Zee Ito he paid only S. Dssectpg
Graduation fee s25. u j. BRECKIN RIDGE.
aug2t~eov-bovI Dean of the Faculty.
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

INSTANTcURE PAIN. AGAIN On HAND.
TaNHE greatest known family Medicine for Burns Coughs
IL CGs. sure Throats and Qunsey. VIII cure psrrhea
Cholera Morbu end Spasms VIII cure Fever aud
Ague and fail Daily and hourly hlls for
Shis Medicine for the above dis ases
agent wres- rather life Nth this than
other Medicine Que and ali the remedy and sailsy u
eyes decreased sales Indiana usand dozen bottles
greater increase than other hSiein W
before the public. For a the principal Druss
United States. British California and Orego
Wholesale AGENTS.:
LEIGH 4 NIERLING. Ersrsye Ind. Successors OF ne
Ter Il F4rasley.
ScRIESEK 4 DEvOL. New Albany. Ind
j. L. c. +. HARPER sisdisoD. Ind.
CHAs n. CLAsS binocnnes. iRi. 81.
JOSH PAKE. CincIonati, Ohioean he ohta'nsdo: 70
miRafacturers prices. y. L. GREGORY : Z ~
sugl0-tmw N.uDcs City, o.
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NEYy WASHINGTON HOTEL

FUNHE Propretors of this have removed from ner
IL old stan Oh Main their new Hotel Just
opposite the House. where they are .,
their old customers aud all others VINO may see
nc 70 call upon them. in much superior style .nan
Thankful patronage respect uIy et
the which shall all our %
it, Our will be the best the market anoias' anu ou
charges moderate. $500.
Good Stabling ami Wagon Yard kePt ESg
eyl0-d&wu FELhhh q
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MARIN & CO., AG ENTS,
APPOINTED STATE OE MAINLAND,
FOR ThE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
vi AlSYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
FOR SEPTEMBER. 1871.


Payment Of Prizes Guaranteed by the State.
FTER the formation Of the scheme Of the Lottery il is
N submitted the econ of the OF Lot
who eleetec by the people of the
either approves On the day
the place spvoic,edthe nuu bsrs from TO IS 7S
printed each rolled an in
wheel. which boy taken
folded wheel the" made revolve.
puts In his hand and takes out one Of the rolls which
Commissioner who opens holds il before the
assembly. nrstd umier In.
wheel made 10 royove again and second arawn
like manner THRU &C., uatl H. lbor Is drawn and that
ticket having he second numbers no
tied To the highest prize;
We recommend the following Lott ries 20 your considers
or or tickets should he directed to
q. MARIN q CO Baltimore Md.
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AR.RE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.

yUyHAT valu6be ira laod belonging TO the esate of
Warner deed situate about eight miles from the
cty of Evansville aud known as Oak god containing
in aud TOR sale. 1t viii be divided
into Ten acre lots sold entire in quantities
nsr-ons wishing country residence this affords
facilities the lots fronting the Evanville and Craw
ford.vills Railroad Terms easy and liberal Enquire of
5. NJ. WAR>ER
sraI-.f Atty at Law and Real Estate Ag't.
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Sn,,,y,Srp ATOMS SALE.

ADMINISTER SALE.
NolCE Is hereby given that will sell pub c auction
hHrs the i2h September at the resid
OF huaa ~ late of ysnderbug County deceased all her
property consisting Of Buggy Ware aud Mule
head Hogs. N'' '"' ''1"e 'f-e
-A considerable quantity OF Household and b, tehen
Furniture credit nine months will be given on all
the purchaser giving his with
security: waving valuation aud spprai.smrnt laws
@'s- --"s" JOSEPH III. SN EETEN, Ad'mr.
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PROF. T C. GAYLE.

Dean ofthe Faculty. II, mrhis. Tenn, speaks thus:
L. VI. BKUcE. ~. d New Castle Ky
have submitted Compound to Professors NJ
Gabbert aud p Watson they think highly indeed
Of YOUR Pauacsa and think it well calculated
sslutary alterant. give opinion Of it
others who wish buy cheerfay
give it my individual reeommc ndatiop
lam, very respectfully your oS'tserv't,
T. q. GAYLE.
Dean of the Faculty.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
OF THE GEORGE LAW.

New YORK, Sept. 27.
The steamer George Law has arrived with
1900, 900.
We CLEAN the following items from our
files by this arrival:
President Repengue, of Peru, it is rnmor.
ed, had been captured after the route of his
followers by the Revolutionists, but this ru-
NOR lacks congrmation.
The onwOrd movements of Alvarez are
confirmed. He intended to march into the
city of Mexico.
An Acapulco letter says that Vera Cruz
had pronounced for Alvarez
New York; Sept. 81.
The sedecers form the New York ante Me-
brasSa CO. vention nominated free Dem
Ocratic ticket.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 81, p. NJ.
The river is unchanged since noon. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 81, p. M.
The river is falling slowly. The weather
is warm.
CIncINSArr, Sept. az, M.
Flour is dull at So 50@675. Whisky has
to Gle. Provision are dull, and we
do not hear of any sales 900 bbls molas-
ses sold at l73@lS, and 100 bills at 20. Cof-
fee I2I@I2I Sugar is firm and in fair de.
mand with sales of 400 boxes at 10.
New YORK, Sept 81, Ar.
The stock market is better but quiet -
Money is active and abundant. Pennsyl-
vania Coal Co, IO2!; Reading, 7aa Erie,
45k; Cleveland and Toledo, COZ; Ills. Cen
tral bond, 74a.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

OY virtue Of order of the Court Common Pleas
Id Vanderburgh CoURy. made Sc Member Term
~ sell public auction % tbs highest bidder az the door
the COUr House in Ci ef Evansville the 81
December. ISj between 10 O'Clock A and o'clock
NJ. that part Of the Sourhw Of Section
South Range bounded follows: Beginnnx at
the OF said scton running FROM thence
sOath6S along the lae said or section
chains a north miu.
the side the Evansville Princeton
chains thence north deg west ND chains
the side ofsld roads thence north IS deg
side Of said road IS chains u the north hne said
OF beginning. con tanning IS acres.
TERMS:-Ons- thirl cash One-hird in and onethrd in
u months Purchaser give notes with arrroved seeity
bearing interest PHILLOPENA KOCH.
sep2l-ftw Adm'x of Jacob LOriIr. dee'c.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
"A Office is hereby given that have appointed
inistra'or ofthe estate Henry Harman deceased
of Nanderbargh County. All Persons owing sail estate will
tn and those having claims the same
hand them to for iustmsn The is supposed
solvent. sepis-3w' ALEX. NADDUX. Admir-.
SHCsIIN DEItlNE-
lVA English French and American Daine;
perets plain and fancy. band and for sale by
J. Mas Low 4 co
aug29 fis Main St. Louisvils. XIV.
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SELLING OFF ATCOST.
pU.iriS ELY AND No ECMBtG.
FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

CITUATED the Evansville and Owensville road three
- miles from this City, with log house od orchard
failing Spripg-twenty ards cleared.
ALSO-A story Brick House the of Second
anu xnut good air and Conveniently built.
ALSo-Five Lots laying Bell Chandler En-
largemen all of which will be sold reasonable En-
of aug25 4. BACON & CO.
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PURE BLOOD, SHORT HORN CATTLE SOUTH
DOWN AND FhENCH MARINO sHEEP FOH

~
TEA ROSE White and Red roam. caved May % lsls.
sir by We-trheser White Rose. by splendid (S21 G.
dam eo~ Rose by lourg Denton 1851 GO dam Araella
b. North (4eol GGG dam by Comet 55 GGGG
dam - ~ Henry (sOo) GGiGG dam -; by Danlv
sOJ Rose has heer by her side months old by
Prophet
Observation-Disclosures Is5e. sired by Prophet dam
Phex bv shremau l5Io) dam Ph9nix by Hero (H2O
GG Pr Wasrngton 1850 GG dam Pansey by
BIsze (76J q GG dam Primron by Charles ORD GGGGG
dam - by Blythe Comet (s5J GGGGGG dams - ty
Prince (S2 GGGGGGG dam -; by Patriot l4ss) Pleas
ant is in cali by Cuba.
CUBA-ed white; caivei MAY Is52 sired Prcrh
Coral nv Bertrlm "a lalH dam Conquest by Wash
Cl56l GG Ramsey. by ilsze 1861 GGG dam Prim
by Charles (I27l GJGG dam - by Blythe Comet
s5 GGGGG dam -" by Prince 521. GGGGGGdam -
by Patriot. is6.
The numbers attached the Of the animals refer
in English Cook. All animals
offered for sale registered and will appear in the
volume Published in London.
have also about each South Down and French Mari
Sheep. Also. few Dorkng Chickens All the above
stock bred by Mr. och Of o's,go county. New York.
and brought ibis State last fall my
This opportunity hresders few animals OF
blood in this
The unquestionatle given
Pedigree Of the animals. Address -
X. HUDSON. Agent.
ey2i-tf Albion Edwards County. III.
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WALL PAPER, BORDERS. FIRE sCREyys
WINDOW PAPgR So

IHNHE subscriber has received another and extensive
n the above articles would
respectfully call the attention OF all who wish purchase
teies In ms ne teeins thai he sell
complete and he feels assured give entire
sat etion TO all those who win favor him with call
Particular attention paid 70 hasging paper accuracy
AVID JOIIN C. pEYEREUX Jr.. Main bet LIST ID
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCES
1 N ID A n V = & r. 4 ID l. l.
PAN Eh,
For the Radiccl Cure Of

For the Raaicot Cure Of
HAYSPEPSIA. Scrofila King EVIL ncpient Consunp-
~ Rheumatism lnfrm nation Of the Eyes Diver COM
plains Gravel Piles. Dropsy Sick aud Nervous Headache.
Pain Breast Diseases Of he Kidneys
spleen aud spine Of Ulcers
swelling the Glands Lumhago Jaundce. Feafe
uartes aud all diseases arising from improper excessive
us o Mercury. - -
1T PURIFIES THE BLOODi
The P,naces is pat up SQUARE quart bottles WITH
tets DIR RRUCE'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
NEW CASTLE. XIV. blown In the glass.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Alternative Purgstive Duretc hi phOrete Tonic
action on the Liver and Blood is powerful and sauatye 1t
removes Constipation and is the MASTER KING OF PAIN!
With prong the Kidneys and Urine
Perspiraton equilibrium IL purfes the Booa.
eanses the Tongue sweet-ns the Breath and
while thus from the system all accumulated
ms,tr tonic properties and imparting
life and vigor. Price 81 per bottle.
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i. II. MAGHEE 81 CO.
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL STOCK
or Domestic md fancy Dry Goods,
% which they would the all
4 to bus Goods CHEAP, for casa OF prompt paper.
Our stock il being hled up by arrivals from n
York and few days will lie complete consisting e
everything in the Dry Goods line Call will cheap
Cassmsres, Ribbons,
5 ttiBets, Lsces.
Tweeis. Jaeonets
Elannel, Apron Checks.
Linseys. Over Coangs.
Ginghams. Blankets,
De LANES Ky Jeans.
Prints. Nestings,
Iiekings. Silks.
And a complete assortment. Of Trimmings and Notions at
their old stand Fist trtet. Evansville la. sep4
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E. IT. STOCKWELL. NJ. d.

II - n
Professor of Physiology and Hygiene successfully
in Phil ldel phia an" Cincinnati.
Messrs BRUcE Col have used extensively. separately
collectively the articles composing the Compound Of Dr.
Bruce's INDIAN VEGETABLE PASACEA and slider the
remedy Scrofuls Tuherele Dyspepsia
before the peoge Iii safe potent and evnees high
degree of pharmaceutical science.
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MERCER Co. KY. july lat. >,

MERCER Co. KY. july Tat. SO.
Ma b. F. HrRr-Dear Sir:-Permit you. for
tn afflicted Female community that about three
became diseases with Falling OF the Womb aud
hites which kstt confined nearly all the
sieiaus country
without any relief la April my friends persua
ded m. to 40 SPRING. did and after ning there
tine found the not benetunz On
home. female acquaintance. who had been using
Iron per,uaded eonscntei using
the first bottle found myself improving rapidly am now
using and happy am able
to my house hold Affairs as before 1 was taken sick
SARAH A. JONES.
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NlNGHiliS.-
~ 2l cases hester Ginghams.
Carlisle plaid
- '' Plaid inghans oil colors.
u - black cad white Ginghams. oil colors.
plain black
Chambray
- Second Mourning Ginghans oil colors direct
pcrtation. n hand and Tor sale by
JAMES Low & co
ug29 AIS Maia Louisville Ky.
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CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY
state Bank Branches par All solvent bar he. par
New Stock Banks. par LOUISA MA.
CHIC. branches IN Orleans. par
State Bank N Branches. par ALAB ANA,
Independent Banks par All Solvent Banks.. 9 dis
State Stock Bank 10 p) -5dis " q $. CAROLINA
In pr. .pari Al solvent Btnko 3 dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
all Solvent Banks...... par All Solvent Banks. 9 dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS
AltSo,yent Banks. par New St'kSecurty B'ks Ids
TENN GSSDE. WISCONSIN,
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent Banks q dis
MISSOURI. Fire " Marine Ips. Co .5 dis
State bank Branches. par MICHIGAN
EASTERN. All Solvent BaNks q dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan Ins, Co dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
all Solvent Banks par All Solvent Bank IS dis
EXCHANGE
New York buying at |. -. Selling ii prem
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
silver Chinge... 9 4" ...5 pfem
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PORTRAITS.

ME underszned Portrait Psinte having carried
studies several years Rome Itay most respectful
invites the attention Of the nhabtnns Of this city and vi
the perfect Of which he
He also Church and Altar Paint
ng and all other work belonging his profession or reno
cd Paintings Samples Of his portraits he e.n
2. Mr. s. Listers Book-store His rooms are a. the New
aagI0-2w' DANIEL ROSTER, Portrait Painter
IAMS.-l5o lbs Quisiey's cured Hams lust
il il Reed EOOh'S.
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SARAH A. JONES.
BAsrRo Texas. MAY Is5

7.
NEsSRs. FARMER. HURr x Cos-GESTLEMENi-Izving,
he-n TO the scho-l for several
fond my health rapidly declining. General debility
whole weak and emasiaied
like walking skeleton until used three bottles of Dr.
Hurts Iron Ti0etare | we'll and stIfy of
medicine
spinal ness Of appetite and all from
disc ls.d state the blood. Yours, with respect
J. NJ. HAMMOND.
ey1-4nw WOOLSEf & LlNCk. Sole Agents.
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req ~ Rail Road and Obi, Rver-tweve days out
.p p9sroa-D eois large No. Msckerel. this years
Drums new Goldfish. lOhlfbbls Conn eetieut Riy
neans ana als Oh for family dog spced
sepls aItrs r. uovrs
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27si4 PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.
';ek.ts Al. halves sn,e.s

Tickets st: halves. 20 es; quarters % cts.
We will issue n Certificate Of
= wos tickets for SIS ca a tickets for - IS
Is half 81 Is eighth I 81
We will 30 every dollar whsn SO
o is invvsted in quarter tickets
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For SALE OR RENT.

~ vefy desirable family residence
II el-gsbc part of the city The six rooms
VITA GOOD ei5trn out houses and n1ter of fruit
the premises.
ALSO Two Lots in Lamasco city, fronting the
ef bargain be had applied tor Immediately Apply
at this 0flee. angl. u
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ID. WOOLSEY.
III. NELSOw
AU CT 10 Y.
WOOLSEY e. NELSON,

WATER street Evansville Indiana. Auc.ioneers
w and Com mission Merchants. Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs, Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions &c. Partlcuaf seh'
ton given the all descriptions of Goods Eg
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday OSsh
advances made On Consignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY a. NEkSON.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
COL. MILLER AND JUDGE HALL

XH1ANTED-5oc cords of good STRAIGHT Hickory Wood de-
w hvwrsd At the Pavilion Hotel. Water sts--t
Sspi-lwa tEnq. eopyl G. l.. DREW.
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BEDFORD.s FAMILY GROCERY.

HUE underigaed would respectfully citizens Of
Evansville and vicinity that Just opened fresh
stock o. am groceries and Provisions every description.
Second street. door James Stees Lumber
where they hope by strict attention business and
share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving Trash supplies Bitter Cheese
Egg Lard end Poultry from the anJ shall
stanty hand full supply OF all staple articles tas
All Goods purchased this will delivered at the
residences of purchasers Tree OF charge.
SEPT BEDFORD Il WADE.
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elk LACEs.- Sd cartons Silk Laces for sar.hx
~ sjH JAS. Low CO.. as, Main st. Lon XIV
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$40 eases fancy Prints. American aud English.
- cases black and grew English Prints.
black and white - g
25 blue and Rrey "
IS blue and white % :"
21 ." blue and orange '' -
~ plain solid colOred &c 90
ruby English Prints. reed and for sale by
JAMES LOW a CO..
auSa9 AIS Main St. Louisville Ky
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-02
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTCs ishe-eby given. that viii sell Public Au5fton
Friday the 18th day of September 1885, the resi-
dence oJhn Rankin late of ysuderburgh County deceased
his persona property sisting of lot of CATTLE
hogs oatsn the shea household and kitchen furniture farm
and other articles
will be dollars
his uoe With apprpssd security waving valuation ami APP
praisemen laws. JOEL MALTBY. Admir-
by JAS HARLAN. j., ATTY 3w