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The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
EXTRA PAY TO OFFICERS, MARINES,
AND SAHORS

By recent law of Congress all officers,
marines and sailors of the United States
Navy, and officers and men of the Revenue
Serv &c, who served in the Pacific, on the
coast OF California, during the Mexican
War or at any tine from 1886 to 1852, are
ent tied to extra pay. In case of the death
Of any Of the above, the heirs can obtain
the same.
EX-POSTMASTERS AND MAIL CON.
TRACTORS,
To whom balances are often due for K
ira compensat ON and errors id accounts,
can have their business properly and promt-
ly done by addressing Us.
INVENTORS AND PATENTEES
May address us upon any business con-
nocted with the procure ment or the con-
vcyance of patent rights.
characterization & Bro, Cownie-
vile. California; who Will forward pack
ages, letters, ETC., and attend to any bust
ness connected with our office.in California.
Address ADAMS & STEVENS,
me7-tf Washington. d. c.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
GooDYEARs BAR, I
JuAe I6, 1854. T

Editors C;tizea "A highway robbery
occurred OH Goodyear's Hill, last Monday
afternoon, under the followin, circumStan-
ces: A German whilst passing through
a thicket, a short distance this side Of the
Florida House, on his return from below,
with about seventy ounces Of gold dust in
his possession, was lassoed and thrown
from his mule, and simultaneously three
Mexicans, with drawn revolvers rushed
upm him from the thicket, tore open his
shirt bosom and took from him his purse.
He was armed with Colts revolver and
Rife, both of which they exploded and
returned to him, and bowling with mock
courtesy, disappeared in the tlfcket. I'M
mediately upon his arrival at this place
and the facts being made known, quite a
number of persons started in quest of the
thieves, since which time portion OF them
have returned with information that the
rem .inder are close upon the heels of the
suspicioned party. Upon each of the two
preceding days parties Of Cinnamon, upon
their arrival here reported themselves to
have been robbed on the hill by Mexicans.
The poor German is inconsolable, aud
says that he has worked two years for the
money. A small commission to an Express
Company would have secured to him what
he has lost
The Messrs Wilson & Co. of Ham Bar
took from their claims last week upwards
of 90 ounces of gold dust, and yet think
the .good tim,' is to come.
As the water at the dry diggings fail
those who left here in the fall and winter
gradually return, and many Of them sa.
that for the sure thing" there is no plac'
like Goodyears Bar. Yours, &C..
g FIN.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
iMEs.lCdN LO1EL.

Maiden Lane, Jefueen First and Second
streets. Margsualie.
"a THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE
.2.G. is now in operation under the super
inteadence of the former proprietnrs OF The
Atlant' Hotel. MR.. and MRS. WICK
Every arrangement has been made to ren-
der tbs house acceptable to all WHO may
favor it with Their patronage Mrs. Wick
will superintcnd the culinary department.,
and noae but the best cooks will be en-
ployed. The Leds and bedd ng Of the He
tel are all new. and win be kept in the
best order. The BAR is also constantly
stocked with tie choicest Liquors, Cigars,
&c. &c.
The proprietors of the above Hotel pledge
themselves to give ent re satisfaction to the
publ c. and ask ut trial to convince them
of the truth of their assert ons.
Foard and Lodging, per week. 50 90
Beds. so
iu3-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
NV NlybKll

+ q AMUEL S. ATCHISON. General deal
~ err in Provisions. Grocs res. Cloth .ng.
Boots. shoes, Mining Tools, ald Miners
supplies Of every d.scr pit Oh
Having located in Forest City. corner
Main and Mechanic Streets, W IL keel col-
stantly Oh hand large and well selected
assor.m mt OF goods IN the above line pur-
chased expressly with reference to the
mou 1tain trade: From several years expe-
rience. in trading in the mines, he fatters
h mself that he is pr, pared to supply the
the wants OF the IN ing commul ty. as
chcaply as any lie else. and hops to mer
a share Of pull C patro lage. julia If
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

FLUMING. The Jersey Company have
nearly finished putting in their fun.
when is about $40 feet III length. MIST
Of the ground has been fllned before. but
only iIipertectiy worked. The upp /
Claims wcrc perhaps the richest that lav~
ever been in the ncishborhood of Downie-
vile, and although worked every yeal
since 1880 arr not vet worked cut.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
lonnitoille.
KeIly&(iOOdfelIow.

Daguerrtofypists and Dentists j,
THEREBY morn the publ.c that they
IL are prepared to take dague RI otype
lkenesses and views. and respectfully sol eli
visit from Their trends and the publ C.
They fatter themselves that Their fac l.t;es
for operating are super or to those of any
other establ shment in the mounta' ms.
All operat ols on the Teeth, surgical on
mechan. cal, performed in the most SIX lIul
manner.
Room and Office over Green & Purdy's
Jewelry taLl.shment, Main street. Dow.
neville. NAV e-3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

SQUA1TER DISTURBANCE IN SUrsuN VAL.
LEY:-While the Deputy U. s. Marshal
was attempting to arrest a band OF squat
tiers i'll Sulsun Valley, he was surrounded
by some fifteen men with their faces
BACKED. armed with rifles ana double
barreled guns, who attempted to rescue
the prisoners. The Marshal. with his
posse, succeeded i'll bringing III his priso-
ners. So saws the .4HQ.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

RI EsIvEa.- The Shasta C(u re,
states that Humorous parties are out pres
pcctmy along Pitt River, and that some
lmporlan. discoveries have been made
Many reports oi tnj richness OF this stream
nave been circulated, but heretofore little
could he learned Oh account of the num-
bers and hostility of the Indians.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

JUSTICE vs.. s. he Miners ADVOCATE
says that Helm, arrested for the murder
Of Harrison, was discharged by Judge
Johnston. on his giving bonds in the sum
of $1,000 for his appearance at the ncxt
term OF the Court Of Sessions of FL
Dorado county.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
Hol. D. s. SHATTCCK. !.
JAS. A. MORRISON. NJ. D.

HUI. II. -. SI1Al COh. e.
JAS. A. MORRISON. NJ. D.
The propr etors. in conducting tbs rattle,
bind themselves to carry it Oh in manner
that VII be satisfactory to all who may
buy tickets. The drawing VII he done ly
gentl, men chosen Iy the holders of tickets.
each county in the State sending 9 commit
tee of oae Tor that purpose. Maps Of the
real estate. and samples Of the prop rty may
be seen at Their Office, northwest corner OF
Montgomery and Merchant streets.
For the responsible t. of the Propr' ctors
of this Raifle. aid that it VIII be CO Quoted
with honesty and integrity. we refer to
His Eycellency JOHN BIGLER,
Hon. J. w. DENVER. Sec'y Of State,
J. II. HARDENBERG. Mayor Sacramento,
Hol. LEWIS ALDRICH,
Maj. W. II. HARVEY, Strg' at Arms, Sem.
Z. WILSON. w lson's Exchange.
DAVID JONES, Joles' Hotel, Sac City.
San Franc SEQ, April l.. 1854. ap 20 lot
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

KILLED.--A man named Geo. Howard,
about forty-fve years Of age, was acciderl-
tally killed on Mr.. w. A. Jackson
ranch, twenty miles east of Downieyille
on the Middle Yuba, by the falling Of a
dead tree which rested against one he was
chopping, last Friday 9Th inst.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

Poor TRAY.-1he Marshal Of the city
OF Marysvlle, VOWS vengence against all
dogs found running without tags after the
first of July.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

AccIDENr.-.str. llenry Mai tin, had his
leg broken on Friday, ty IA fall from the
bank at Wisconsin Flat DR.. Kibbe in
attendance
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

JAiNn BAGS CHILE BEAAS;
IUUV IS casks ex Clear Lacoa;
l5J ties sugar cured Hams;
SO cs Crepe a..d Fru To, accn;
loo tirks Goshen Butter; LOO lis Mess Pork:
lJJ cs Salt, in Las; 80 ks Wal.ints:
l5o hf bis Char Pork; $50 kgs Leaf Lard
LOO cases Lard. 10 I'D Id tins;
zoo bxs Maccarol and Verm H.;
lJJ bxs Ii lis aad Colgate's Soap;
l50 cs. asst'd Sp ces; $50 tins Crackers;
200 bxs G. o. Soap; loo cs fresh Pineapple;
llO bxs starch: IS cs asst'd Preserves.
10 cerools Oh lie Peaches; 101 cs fresh do:
500 kgs E.B. Syrup; zOJ cs Tomato Catsup
For sale by GOODWIN i co.
iu3 At 81 Cal forna st.. s. Franc SEQ
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

GOLD MINING IN NORTH CAROLINA. =
An association has been form d for work
ing the celebrated Ward mines in David
son county. The capital is Sl,5OO,OOO.-
U. s. Mining Jlurnul.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
CORNELIUS B. ADAMS. JOSEPH T. srEvENa.
ADAMS & STEVENS.
& aw ano General agrnep,

THE undersigned (both late of the Post
L Office Department have formed CO
partnersh p for the practice of Law and the
prescott Oh of Claims before the Executive
Departments or Congress.
business of every description requiring
personal services viii be promptly attended
TO.
Persons who desire to make contracts
with the Government, can often obtain val
liable information by addressing us.
Having business connection with John
P. Shields; Esq. an enterprsing business
man and lawyer of long res ;dence in MI
nos, we can locate lands, invest funds,
establish titles, and collect claims with
graf advantage in that rich and rapidly
improving section OF country.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

FOUNU-SOme ne succ, u slilall 4, !,
Il Their Pocket Book, CO ltaining a note
PAYABLE to J. e. Cutshaw " tn other pap r.
supposed to be OF value to the owner who
ca ! have the same at the S ezra Ct'z.n Of
ice by paying for tn S Advert sement iul7
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
Ce1f fc0fes.

We, the undersigned. are acquainted with
the parties owning the property offered in
this Rattle. ana also ow the real estate
retired to, aid we assure the publ C that
we consider the title to the property is
ind sniltallp
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
= MATS NO. CHINA g. PINGFA

-5l MATS NO. CHINA g. PINGFA
Z ~ Sugar;
:. so bis and hf lis Crushed Sugar;
60,0O0 lbs Peru Sugar; 100 cs Sauterne;
5000 mats No, i China Rec; zoo cs Porter;
80 lis Carolina RICE; l00cs Corn snd Peas;
DO bxs Adamantine Candles: loo French do;
100 css sardines ] cid ]; 500 bgs Rio Coffee;
800 cks Ale FAD Porter;
zoo cs Champagne Cider;
800 gross r. w. Matches;
ESQ hf bis Dried Apples;
375shf lis Corn Neal;
500 bxs l 10 Imp. and G.. Pleas;
$50 bxs Colong Souehong Tea;
100 bss Pepper. Cloves and Cinnamon;
200 cs Ealt'm more Oysters;
100 cs assorted Jams and Jel'ies;
l50 cs Erandy Peaches. OTIS and b. ga Is;
100 cs Clans and Oysetrs;
200 hf gali ckles; for sale by
GOODWIN d CO.,
ir9ht G? Cal fornia ST.. S Francisco.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
To Contractors.

DROPOSALS will be received by the
L undersigned till the Goth of juno. 1854.
for constructing a Flume, two feet wide
and one foot DEF p, a distance of fire miles,
commencing at the Halfway Water and
come citing with the East Fork of Jim Crow
Canon. For further particulars apply t.
m r. MCKENZIE, Prest.
JoHE STEEL, Sec'y. JUICY
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF

- 1@N11 VI N1A|1X Oks&NA-A1 ~OOAS1x Vx
~ SIERRA. IS.
In the matter Of the estate of d. Wilkir-
son. deceased.-Upon the filing of the petit
ton OF benjamin. Hall for the sale of the
effects Of sad estate, it is ordered by the
Probate Court of said county that the pro-
perty belonging to SAID estate, with the ex-
c. pit or Of one claim in the Aerial Quartz
Company. situated in the Yuba Quartz
Ledge. be sold at publ auction On the goth
day of June, 1854, at CHI PSI Flat, Sierra
county: and that said Quartz Claim be ex-
posed at pablo auct on for sale, on tile 9Th
day of July, 1854 before the Court House
door in Downieville.
W tness my hand and seal of said Court
this 3lst day of May, A. D. 1854
J. WEBB NICHOLSON,
ju32t Clerk.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
+ u r MT u RI.

L q " + ST M.dRkET PRICE
We shall enlarge our store in the course
of fifteen or twenty days, and until that
time are pr. pared to Offer great BARGAINS
TO Orr CUSTOMERS. Rather than be at the
trouble of REMOVING oar goods to som
Other place, we prefer to sell very
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders promptly filed. and goods packed
properly for country dealers. Come ana
be convinced.
HOWES e. co.
Remember the. number-l80 Montgo-
merry street, opposite the Metropolitan
Theatre, San Francisco. apr l5-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

A Letter
OST-On or about the 18th of May,
IL 1854, somewhere between Downey He
and Crag's Flat, addressed to the under
sigaed, CO tanning bill Of sale and certiti-
cate of stock for al iatsr.st in Quartz
u II, together with other papers valuable
oily to the owner. II the iiller II leave
the same at Rumr. II i Cos Express Office.
IN Downev lie, be VII very much oblige
the undersigned. i
ANTHONY MACKLIN. L
Craig's Flat. Jnae II, 1854. jul7-1t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

s5cHoOL OPEN AGAIN-We understand
that it is contemplated to reopen the
school on Monday, under the tutorship Of
Mr. John Rogers, resident of Durgan
Flat for the past two years. and generally
known to be worthy and competent in
every respect to teach the young idea. :
&c. The expenses OF the school will be
paid BY contribution, and it is hoped that
every one who takes an interest in the
proper training of our village youth, will
tender their assistance accordingly.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

~ MINNESOTA WATER Co.-Not' ce is
hereby given that an instalment of ten
dollars on each share of this stock is now
due, and that if the same be not paid on OF
before the 18th of July, the delinquent
shares VIII be sold at pubic auct.ol, after
ole weeks note
By order of the Boarl Of Trustees
GEO. A. BOOTH, President.
E. j. SMITH. Seer. tary. in17 st
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
La Belle
e REsTlu an
Craycrof's Pu ding, Man Street,
DUWN1ETlLLE.

~ B. HODGKINS would respectfully
~. inform the c zens o.; Down 'ev.lle.
and the travelling pubic, that he has re-
opened that well iowl restaurant. aad is
now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor b m with Their patronage. with all
the subta2t ais and del cac!es usually found
in well regulated hot Is in the mountains
Having leased the whole of the second
story OF the Craycrot Building, he has at
his disposal numl erof
FURNISHED ROOMS
And Sleeping Apartments, always kept
in the best of order, and attended 10y polite
AMI attentive serva IT'S
Meals served in superior style. at all
hours. iulotr
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

FOR 5 ALE LOW.-1'he Ranch
lsa known as the Florid IN House, stu
a.e Oh the road between Downiev.lle AID
ysv;Iie, four m les from Goolyear's
DAT everything pertaining to the Ranch
". - SOLO cheap. For particulars inquire
W NV s. nl7-4ts
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

w. n. f A X RI n,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Miners Stores,
L'Lonne4's Fiat, ) outh Iors, four
Mills o5oca Tou.nifritle.
Keeps constantly Oh hand full assort-
meat OF goods suited to the place, at Dow
a.ev lie pr ces.
per~olsl living at. OF visiting this place, Il
fad t to Their advantage to exam ne h 5
stock ml3-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
Veal Ao6ertisellents.

nISSO LU T ION. OF. COPARTNEi..
IL sh.p-The cc,,aftaefsh't Heretofore
existing under the name and style of Cary
& Kellogg, in the ownership of the Manxi-
meta Ranch. near Morr.son's Ravine. Sierra
County, California. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, W. S. Kellogg retiring
from the firm. All persons indebted to
said arm will please make immediate pay
ment to L. Cary. who will continue bus.-
ness at the old stand.
Marine Ranch. June 13, 1854. JULES
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

Il SHIP-The copartnersh'p heretofore
stow, Hall & Co., is this day dissolved ly
mutual consent. ". D. Hall & Co. having
purchased the entire interest of the con-
ccrn,. wil1 continue business at the old
stand. All persons indebted to said firm
VIII please make immediate payment to w.
D. Hall & Co. .
Minnesota, May q. 1854. julio St
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
BLAsrrxo.-Mr. Braunstlorf RECENTLY

BLAsrIN0.-Mr. Braunsd0rf recently
drew the attention Of the Mining Associa-
ton of Frciberg to the advantage of
placing the fuse in contact with the pew
der in the bottom of the bore, and not
with the upper portion merely, as is usu-
ally done. He showed that, where strong
powder and heavy charges are employed,
the upper or weakest part Of the bore re-
ceives the first shock, and frequently gives
way so suddenly that the greater part Of
the charge is scattered about and produces
no effect; but where the whole charge is
fired from the bottom or strongest plrt Of
the bore, the greatest possible effect Is
produced. ind the explosion is always
regular, no mater what the strength Of
the charge may be.-Erclangs Paper.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

I NkOCkERY-A general assortment OF
~ crock.ry, consisting OF plates, soups,
coffee and tea cups and sauc,rs. vegetable
dishes, meat plates. ar tumLlers, wash
basins. etc. Al.o, side lamps and lanterns,
to be found at
may eff WRIGHT & HAyWARD'S.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned has been appointed I'D.
m n's.rator of Silas n. C. Blair, late of El-
reka township. Sierra County, deceased.
and hereby notifies all pereons having
ella ms against said estate to present the
same to me, duly attested, within ten
moths from this date. at my residence on
Light house Point. near Eureka, in Sierra
county. or lie forever barred.
JOHN G. FELLOWS,
Administrator of Fl. C. Blair, deceased.
Dated Downieville, June 10, 1854
ju17-4t*
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

B- MINNESOTA WAFER Co.-Notce is
hereby given that al instalment of ten
dollars on each share OF this stock is now
due, and that if the same be not pad Oh or
before the rst of July, the delinquent shares
Will be sold at pablo auction, after ole
week not ce.
By order of the Board of Trustees
GEO. A BOOTH, President.
E. J. SMITH, Secretary. jul7-3t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

GARDlNE s-45 doz. l 10. boxes just re.
~ cetved, and for sale by
ju3tf j. MEIER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

L>RESH APPLES-33 doz in 2 b. cans
L just received and for sale by
iu5 If j. MEIER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17
WR CHE e. HAYWARD

A RE now receiving the largest stock and
II most general assortment Of goods ever
brought into Down;eville. They have made
arrangements for being supplied during the
summer direct froa San Franc SEQ. and they
intend to keep up the reputation VII CHI the
estaLl shment has hitherto possessed-that
of keeping eo.vything. As spec mems
Their assortment. please examine their adj
vert sements below
Mules are always in readiness to pack
to any part of the mines.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

( ,ARPENTER'S TOOLS-Cols.stin OF
~ planes. ch sels. angurs, squares. hand
saws, tenant saws. draw knives. compasses.
hammers, hatchets, lroadaxes, together
with nob-locks. door hangings. and every
thing necessary for builders. For sale by
nov e.tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

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The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

doz. II. caus just r..
~ ceived, aid for sale ly
iu2 If + MEIER
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

KANDl A few + ghth tasks o. the
- best bra Ids o. French Brady : Ber
nard, and J. }. Duply, in the or ginal pack
ages, for sale Ly
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

MEIER, dealer in Segars and Tobae-
, /. co. foreign and domcst Fruits, Oys-
tiers. Lobs tors, &C., Wholesale and r,ta j,
Goodyear Far. mott
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

.l(l(l ROLLS Vi NALL PAPER,
wv just +, ceived Ly
may s tt WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

TRY GOODS-A fine assortment OF
j. cal Goes, ginghams. lawns, and dry
goods gen,rahy. Received to day hy
NAV If WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-17

D UTTER-A fine art Gle Of sell. cted Co
- shen Butter. espsc. ally bought for
table use For sale by
| NAV 6-tf WRIGHT g. HAYWARD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11
COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce totns
J. citizens OF Evansville, that he is now better prePar-
cd than ever supply their tables WITH Ehfhf
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, in the line OF Family
Groceries. ....,
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received du
nc the past year. confidently expect continuance OF
INV of the trade as now present additional claims,
md shali spare efforts to r'erIt ~
an constantly receiving all the leading art cies Of
Family supplies fresh from the country and snail keep
on hand al an times. Fresh Filter Cheese, Lard Eggs
| JoouItrv Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Meats
-ALSO-
complete assortment of Dry Groceries OF every de-
crpion. Tess, Coffee, Sugars, Measses, Flour, Feed
c.&c.
My MARKET WAGON viii deliver all eoods 10 the
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the receipt OF
theft orders. Cal! aud examine my stock.
IN COOK,
oet2a Opposite the Pos. oficc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11
DAILY JOURNAI L.
Local and River Brevities.

- The Enquirer of yesterday had New
York markets of the Sd and 4th, and Cincin-
matt OF the 7th. The Journal Of the same
day had New York and Cincinnati markets
of the evening previous, the 9Th. Thus it
is almost every day. No wonder this cid TO-
gy neighbor beating along behind the day
and age, don't like the Journals enterprise.
THE Mary Hunt was here from New
Orleans Thursday evening, having left the
Crescent city on the evening OF The Sd. She
thus made the trip in little over six days
proving herself u fast boat. Capt. Harry
Spots is still in command. We thank our
old friend, Capt. Charley F. Reynolds, of
the Office, for large package of papers.
- 1t Will be seen by advertisement that
the fine light draft steamer Fannie Farrer,
Brown master, has gone into the Evansville
and Wabash trade. The Importance of such
a communication will, we trust, be duly ap-
preciated by our merchants and shippers,
aud the boat literally patronized.
- The Southcrner arrived here yester.
day morning little after 9 o'clock. She
left New Orleans Friday evening the Sd, at
s o'clock. and stopped IL hours on the coast,
taking in $50 tons of freight. Her running
time to this point was about the same as the
Mary Hunts, although the Southerner had q
large freight, and the other was comparative.
ly light. Capt. Anders takes his boa,
through in quick time. The Southerner is q
low.pressure boat, and was built for the Lou.
isville and st. Louis trade. We thank our
lot of papers. The Southerner left the fol.
lowing freight here: Bement g. Viele, |
tics figs. rs boxes behring's, lS5 kegs nails, s
drums Goldfish, Q bis moss, 90 ties rice, has.
kets wine, = bis bottles, IA hhds sugar, 295
bgs coffee, l25 halt bbls molasses. Preston
Bros, 200 bbls mo!ssses.
by advertisement. it will be see n that
the John W. Stoctirell, NJ. C. Greer, Master,
viii. arrive to-day, lur New Orleans. We
need not recommend the Stockwel. to ship.
.pers or travellers as a frst-rate boat; she is
known to be such, and has peculiar claims
upon the patronage of Evansville. She is an
Evansville boat, and a substantial vessel in
every partict lar.
The Fdrn will be down this afternoon
and return this evening to Louisville, or q,
least start on her return trip. Look out for
her.
- The Souhsrner after discharging he'
Evansville freight yesterday. took on board
about loo casks Il Bacon, for Louisville. -
This is carrying Goals to Newcastle" with q
vengeance. II was intended to ship thi:
meat south, bu, it was sold here for the north
ern market.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-11
SOME THINGS CAN RE DONE AS
WELL As OTHERS.

THE undersigned take pleasure in announcing TO the
citizens of Evansville and surrounding country. that
ney have opened SHOE STORE AND FACTORY, on
Main street, between Second and Third, where
ooth of the found business hours
One the rm has just returned from the East, with
large supply latest styles Of manufactured work OF
all kinds which will sell and Their stock
of Leather Findings is Of the finest lie and quality
and has been selected with great aud with desire
toplezsc all. HARI FELkER-
X B.-The attention Of the Ladies and Children
specially invited TO our assortment ana prlces.
p All rips repaired, free charge, ofwort bought
at our establishment. (decl9) ii. & r.