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Mrs E1Esoa-This lady native Of Georgetown, widow
Of the late eavoy extraordinary and minister Eenpotentary
from the OF Russia cunempates leaving the United
States for ST. Peersburgh about the middle Of Aug
where She with several Of her chdrep viii Tsn perhaps
a year
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| IFE AND WORKS OF BURNS, vols; edited by Robeu
Ii Chambers
The Revolutions, ls4e by W Reshead
3
Select Writings Of Robert Chambers. vo.-
Stories Of the Irish Pezsantry; ny Mrs s. q Hall
German Literature by Joseph Sos',ck
Tales cf pd Times Trxnslsted from the German
Masonry Nasnnfy by Alfred Cy-ssh
Teu Nights . Bar Roon by I. 8 Arthur.
Chnmbcrs's fnpers for the People. vols.
Miscellany. 10 vo,s
Shakspemres Works. vols. miniature edition
July Is FRANCk TAYLOR
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Doubts are still thrown the truth Of the government
dispatches Ii is stated that Serrano preparing
in Andalsia which province the rebels were
retiring.
MApRIp, sth.--The rebels marching Cuidad
Real The regular troops the point Of reaching
thsru aua they said be completely demoralized
6ranada and Andausia SAY that no movement had taken
MIA in those prpvinces
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KIkkwoop HOUSE.

PeunsySrGnia Grenae, Of t2th ztrcd,
WILL opened Monday, 5sy,
w ception guests
John n. KIRKwOon,
A. w. KIRkWOOn,
July 1-dim rropretofs.
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MARYLASp s.scAAScE' INsTrTuTE.-The Secretaries of
Wr Ind Navy we're visited yesterday by committee Of this
deseved popular institute consisting Of Mr. Thomss Swan,
chairman of the committee exhibition Mr.. j. s. Snby,
actuary and Wm Prescott Smith, ESQ., secretary, in
nexon with the erIus exhibition in September next at Bal
timore Every facility win be afforded then learn, to
enrich anhcen hall the occasion with spec
Of army and navy manufacture The rapidly increas
ing manifested IN the management and in the annual
e.hbiton of the Maryland Institute highly honorable
the able gentlemen connected with IT, and to the State 81 Ma
rylsnd herself The ls exhibition Of 1854 W. sGrpass, in
usefulness and sIen8or all those aca have preceded it,
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GREECE,

II is doubtful whether matters going smoothly
a. supposed The English and French diplomacy have 10
contend against the hostility Of the King and Queen In
Thessay, Fuad Efendi had demanded reinforcement Of
two hattalions
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Once of United aeaaes PenftentAary,
Washington City. July is 1854.
SEALED tRoFOsAlS, endorsed for
, COAL, viii be once 10 O'Clock.
August is, 1854. fas
100 cords Of half good wood cf medium sine
and FIRE from limbs lsp wood
20 cords of good seasoped wood
~ ri coal
The wood bs delivered Pentenny wharf. and the
THOMAS THORNLEY,
July ls-2swim Wmd~r-
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The chf, worth
subscriptions for Register.
their early obtain the above
documents entire, will have flies for sae or d
July 25
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Albany papers say the water low in the river that
il is almost impossible for laden vessels to pass over the
bars There several vessels anchored off in he river
fully laden awaiting rise in the rive, and others at the
dock which have bsea days laden and ready to
sail
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Telegraph dispatches from Vienna Of the sth ;nd 9th
state tiai unsatisfactory the Russian propositions
nronshi ~ Prince GertschakoH TINT aa+ta tie Aas-
lait go ernpt ha5 getarsd 10 toe work of negptaton
The ssiAa enroy 4 his audieane Of the Austrian Ein-
peror on Sn'nrdss j N not expected that the negota-
IONS can enter into their phase under fortnight
hesnwhsfe Austria undertakes TO enter the Turkish
municipalities The Gar however marching resh troops
iHto Nolinvia
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EDWARD uuSrACE,
FIRST ST., NEAR HAtN.
HAS a l. " Us o. n a -
~ - a Al. a..


las a " Il s o " n a nd,
~ WATCHES of the finest quality, warranted 10
Us perform well an give to the buy perfect sat
E15p >faeiop. Hustlce devotcs his attention TO the
e.. - selection Of superior Jewelry. He now offers
n assortment of the richest patterns.
Husacc invites tho attention of the Ladies' to his stock
Of Breast Pins something elegant and pleasing To the
Hustace has Ear Drops. decidedly beautiful, Il new
ct, just received. They Will suit the taste OF the most
refined.
Hustace's assortment OF Mourning and Daguerreotyps
Pins the finest IN town.
Hustacs's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are just
what should be, variety OF patterns, of the
most elaborate worS manshp
Hustacc has Gold Lockets single and double pretty
and good--no mstate.
Hustaces Gold Hans-they need no Recommended
on In fact, all of his goods have acquired reputa-
ton sufficient in this community.
Hustce has just received fine lot OF silver spoons
They are very best quality the pure stun
Hustace is prepared tn do K craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Lettered.
Hustace rep ir Watches in scientific manner
All work executed with and finish unsurpassed
Huce sells cheap and refu"ds money for articles not
giving satisfaction, and thus gains the confidence oil the
pztrOniZing public. lmy2
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TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL OF THE
-: A I'll A N TIC
New YORK, Nav Is.
AT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May Is.
The steamer Atlantic arrived about Q o..
clock, bringing Liverpool dates to the I'd.
/ The Bremen bark Favorite, for Baltimore
was sunk by collision in the channel
She had on board $50 passengers, all of whom
were lost but FIVE.
Brown & Shipley's circular reports sales
of $4,000 bales cotton for the previous three
days, including 1000 bales for expert. Or.
leans fair 6aa, midding 81, upland fair 81,
middling 81. Quotations are irregular and
the demand for speculation has ceased. All
qualities have slightly declined, but lower
grades most. Holders are pressing on the
market; low middlings are quoted at 5ka5i,
ordinary to good 4ia5; inferior is advancing.
Trade in The manufacturing districts has
largely declined.
Flour-The demand is fair, with sales at
lower prices, say cd decline. Western Ca
nal 36s I'D, Ohio 37s Sd. Richardson's circu.
lar quotes Ohio -four at 3Ss Cd. Corn has
declined Is; white is quoted at 39s, yellow
SIS.
1t is Authentic that Odessa was tombardcd
for ten hours by the allied fleets, and part
OF the city was laid in ruins.
-Four guns from the fortress were disman-
tied, and eight Russian and one Austrian ship
burned in the harbor. Three of the British
bombardng steamers we're badly damaged
An attempt of the British to land 800
men, failed.
The Russian fleet came out Of Sebastopo
during the fight and threatened the allied
fleets, but returned
The details of the bombardment are not
yet received.
The Russians have completely evacuated
Little Wallachia.
The right wing Of the Russian army now
rests at A Ihita, it'll the headquarters at
Bucharest, therefore the interests of the cam
paign again concentrates on the operations
below Nicholas.
The Turks have come out Of Kaefat and
are occupying all the towns in the track of
the Russians, and are Oesieging Silistria.
The allied troops are idle.
There is nothing Of interest from Asia
Admiral Napier's fleets was awaiting the
French, and were blockading the gulis Of
Finland and Bothenia.
Admiral Napier was with 10 ships at Stock
holm.
France has ordered the Russian consul to
leave.
The Preston strike is over.
The Europa arrived out at midnight on the
3Oth.
Russia has imposed heavy tax on oil
classes.
The Russians are making tremendous
preparations tor an attack on Siistra.
Berlin, N,nday.-A ratification ofthe A US
TRAN and Prussian treaty was exchanged to.
DAY.
Paris, Monday Bourse wrs very
firm. closing ut $500, CLIO.
LiUerPoot, May = The markets are very
dull, ard prices Of all qualities of cotton be-
low middling fair are very irregular and low.
err. Wheat maintains previous rates; white
| Is 2lalls 10d; red los 2Ialls Cd. Flour
Baltimore, Philade phia, and Ohio 37s Cd;
yellow corn 3Ss, mixed 37s, white 39s. There
is report that Ohio -four is not obtainable
under 3Ssa3Ss cd. Bacon has declined lo2s.
Beef is in request. Pork ia dull Lard is
looking up. Tea Is suadU iow.--C nnsols
S73.
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HOME MANUFACTURER
EVANSVILLE c. 9TH Nc STOkE

EVANSVILLE Nv y Oh
* - ,i r. tina The interests ofbe Great " est and
- VI Hc proe u Evansville aud vicinity IN parIicu
lar would pc lhnah pfomsted by establishing Cotnins
fat tory IN ths city. ana that
be manufas :ured in superior mairn---i az les o,
In the West than In the East, We have esinblfsrS~
Clothing Store in this city. where will manufacture
and sell, WHoLEsaLE RETAIL, Clothing of the best
quality, all of VIII ch viii made under super
vision at the lowest New York prices tie latest st les
and of the best material
We purchase Goods from Importers fer Cash.
which enables us TO compete with
ANY HOUSE In THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentemen's Furnishing establishment, tu which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock of Cloths tassmeres aud Vesiings are of
and best quality: and one If the firm
is Practical Workman and takes charge OF the Meas
uring and Cutting, enabled 10 WARRENT a
gocd fit In all cases, o. no sale.
We also keep hand every variety OF Talors Trim
mings and Agents for SCOTS Report OF Fashions
Particular atten ion paid TO Gentlemen furnishing
their material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge If the commercial
affairs OF the Establishment. and David O'NElL OF
the manufacturing Grateful 10 their individual friends
for past fvors. and solicit continuance Of these
favos the cut rprse, the! pledge thens iveso
me rit all the confidence that be reposed IN them
Store on Main street, between First and Second ss
mh3l- RALkI II d O'NElL.
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vOs.CANKd OsL

,HE miraculous cures that this celebrnted medicine
has performed after all other remedies hao ill,d,
warrants the proprietor in asserting that t Is the only
Eminent that will cure Chronic ar inhnmai"r, hb'u-
masm Paralysis Stiffness Ir weaki H. the Joints,
WnseIe. or IiSaa.ents Contracted Muscles Bruises,
Neuragia Toothaehe. Earache orafy Pam IL Nil re
move any swelling Iumor Piles. HART Lumps. takcd
Breasts sore Nipples, Bites OF Museutos Oh al! in
And il win cleanse partly and heal the FoULEST
ULCER SopE S ON the legs shins, difference how
long they may have existed. Ii vii also sootbe and
heal Burns scalds, Presh Cuts. Wounds &c, sooner
'"A any OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold In 1857, and the demand Is increasing
daily and heard Ola case wherein u has
failed TO any external disease when proper! APP
piled. 80 NJ c.. -. e,.,,,,.
when a safe and sure remed, is So easily obtained.
kead the following certificate, which is
INCONTESTABLE PROOF
of what we have asserted.
To make known the following. hoping the, may learn oy
my experience and discard worthless stun which IS
been pressed into notice by false certificates NJ lort
advertisements.
FL six months was confined 10 my room a cripple
from Rheumqtism. My knee sweden tremendous-
~ producing the most severe pains be muscles were
contracted that eould not Strengthen ny leg al all
applied the Mustang Liment tor four w. ks. butt
done no more good thar any other grease. obtined
and used your Volcanic OIL Liniment three weeksit
relaxed the muscle. and cured me permanently.
AMERICUS CA>EDAY, Saline county, III.
I.aw Mr. Caseday When he was afflicted, sisted; and
he is now well. WM NJ ELLIOTT, PinsnesyIlie.
"
of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oi
call aud examine the thOasa which W. nav m 81 s
possession from AL parts of the county 81 49,
purchase supply from us and II does nov
ton the money will be returned 20 the lnrtb9ssr'
Pop SoRSs~ AND OTHER AM haiS.
aciean's celebrated Eminent y the Only sts ar1 re-
liable remedy for the cureoi Spat mig o
calls Snini: Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Snelhngs-5
!, n.ver fail 10 Head PolieNti. tistula old
n,,ninr sores or sweeney. If property applied For
snrins Bruises Scratches. Crack Ho"is Chaes SAD
T AL sciI,r Calls Cuts Wounds, IL Is an iuia5le
Vic W apnIy as directed. aud q cure Is certain.
ped the following from Mr. Wells, of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company: ,., So.
7 ;,in. nj and Mcican's Volcanic oil Imminent cur
nibus horses that ame spra.Be and for swell
fncs aud have found McLean's Volcanic oil inifent
80 :. sire best Eminent. ERA Us WELLS
ofthc firm IL Case & CO.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German
Thi, put up ina o. cent 81 cent and 81
bottles. The 81 size contains three times the guam
tty of the % cont size and ia propoo to lhe COST
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, - Louis MO
Fo-saIe In Eya1svill. Ind. by KELLER, FAENS
LEY e. CO, 1T Proprietors prices tmH'
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he result was announced on Mr.. Sage's mo-

the result was announced on Mr.. Sage's mo.
tion.]
Mr.. Hunt said, if the gentleman from
North Carolina s;igmstizet me as faction
lists he speaks q fslsehood. Loud cries OF
order and great excitement.
Mr.. Craigs said he would call the gentle
man to order a. soon as any one else.
DIR. Hunt-If the gentleman says am a
factionist he speaks what is false before God
and the country. Deafening cries Of order,
and the Sergeant'at-Arms rushed to preserve
the peace:l
The result of the bsloting for laving the
resolution on the table Yves lost-yeas Is,
nays 1874.
Several moved the House adjourn.
Mr.. Farley moved the House adjourn un-
til Monday. Lost.
There was another unsuccessful motion to
adjourn, and the cries Of question, question.
were SO loud that the crowd rushed up to the
bar sHpposing there was fight.
A call OF the House and motion to adjourn
were submitted in quick succession and the
resolution was second by reclamation.
After various efforts to keep off the main
question, Mr.. Richardson's resolution was
ordered to be put, yeas 1877, nays 90.
Mr.. Washburn moved to lay Sir. Richard.
sons motion Oh the table.
The speaker decided the motion out of or
der, and after calling the yeas and nays, un-
I'll 10 minutes past 5 O'clock, Mr.. Stewart, of
Ohio, having called for the first part oil Mr.
Richardson's resolution, proposing to close
the debate on Saturday next, resulted in la
yeas. SO nays.
The House passed the remainder of Mr..
Richardson's resolution postponing the Pa
cific railroad bill until the gath.
The House the n adjourned.
This was the result Of Democratic eau
Gus, held prior to the meeting of the House
this morning
BALTIMORE, May Is.
Mr.. Fillmore had a public reception at tie
Exchange at noon to-day. The concourse
He leaves for Philnpelphia tomorrow.
The Boston bank Springbolt has arrived
with Capetown dates to March oath.
The papers are filled with accounts Of god
discoveries, which are said to exten nd over the
whole sovereignty.
Gold is said to be more plentiful on the
surface Of the earth tnan in California or
Australia. and mary are leaving for the Dig
gins.
Agates and other valuable stones are
found there also.
BosroS, May 10.
The so-called Angel Gabrial preached yes
terday IN Charleston, Chelsea, and East Bos-
ton, but there was rioting. A regiment
Of Light Infantry was held under arms to
suppress any disturbance.
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rHRrY-rHIRD coNGREss-FIRsT sEssIol



WASHINGTON, May Is
SENATE.-Mr. Wolf presented several
petitions against the Nebraska bill.
The motion to recommit the report Of last
session on the subject of securing religious
freedom to American citizens In foreign !
counties was taken up.
Mr. Cass made long speech, chiefly in
reply to a letter OF Archbishop Hughes, de-
tending the Tuscan government in its treat. |
ment TO the Madiai family.
HousE-Mr. Richardson withdrew his de-
mand for the previous question on resolu-
ton offered by him several days ago, propos-
ing the debate on the Nebraska and Kansas
bills should close and in five minutes after
the House should 60 into committee thereon,
and proposed u substitute for the resolution,
to extend the debate till Friday next at Ia
o'clock, and demanded previous question on
that.
Mr.. Washburn, ii Maine, moved to lay
the resolution on the table.
Mr. Sage demanded yeas and nays.
Mr. Giddlngs moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose, and introduced bill to re-
peal all parts of the laws of the United
States which authorised coastwise slave
trade.
Mr.. Clingman objected to the introduce
ton.
Mr.. Campbell moved call of the House.
Mr.. Dickson vainly sought to introduce
resolution to the effect that every bill on the
calendar and in committee of the whole on
the state OF the Union, which was set aside
last Monday, shall b. restored to its apPro-
pirate place.
A call OF the House was not sustained.
. Mr. Richardson asked leave to offer a res
} olution to terminate the debate on the Me-
braska bill Saturday next at IL O'Clock ant
that tn consideration of the Pacific Railroad
/ bill be postponed till the Gath inst.
There was much CONSERVATION expressed
I; at this movement, and Mr.. Sage objected.
Mr.. Richardson moved to suspend th'
rules, which was carried-yeas 1877, nay
. 66.
I Mr.. Richardson moved the previous CUES
b ton on the resolution
Mr.. Hunt said wish to propose an amend
ment as to the time, which will make tn
s resolution more acceptable to the opponent
$; of the bill.
Mr. Sage moved the resolution be laid Of
the table.
Of Mr.. Hunt again rose TO make proposition
but.
Mr.. Csaige objected, amid cries Of hea
him.
Mr. Hunt said, the gentleman compels m
" to take ground which would not otherwis
he take. The remainder Of the sentence wa
- lost in deatening cries Of order.
Mr.. Craige declared the gentleman TAI
=, zionist.
q There was loud cries Of order, and befol
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DIR GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF H7YDHOPEPER,

roR D,sPEPsIA, scRoFULA, AND IMPURITIES THE
Prepared 5y ore Of the Farmnu.
T!fHlS vegetable remedy which is spreading to all
parts the country IS prepared by graduate OF one
the Medical Schnols in the West physician of
Oh standing in his profession aud much opposed
empricisn qgackcry as any be, rs Is shown
by the fact that the pe Is published. and
each bottle Of the medicine thus exonerating it from
the charge Of bcii < nOstrum.
If is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
rs will be seen by reference to the Circular by he
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Saraparlila the H,ropiper is quick in II. &C.
on the iirst bottle often producing wonderful results,
in the e The negro girl Of Mrs. simrnon's Of
Louisville, VINO Wa relieved OF
BEENDNESS IN ONE WEEK!!
In short wherever known il stands the head of all
remedies for the following diseases:
dyspepsia, Scrorula, White swelling, Negro Consump-
nil Skin Diseases ali i,enai or Kidney -@%
Female irregularities aud Distinctions Mercuria DIS
eases Secondary syphilis, General Debility anf all dis.
orders arising from Impure blood ard bad Habit Of
roE FEMALE COMPLAINTS
thi. remedy IDS unrvalled. II is slight stimulapt
and powerful tonic and alternative.
As beautifer OF the complexion, In the cure OF I'M
i, il blp,es producing clear and beautiful ssln,
mctics and lotions ia rapegy than all The cos
never regret 1t. 30 not lose confidence it hould seem
increase the diseasethe general effect OF the
medicine being drive all impurities to the surface and
BY that means out of the SYSTEM
HsRpExsnuRe Ky, Oct. G. 1851
DIR. A. f.. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined our
recipe for COMPOUND Fluid Extract of Hydropper
the Of Scroua In all its FORMS aud other chronic
affections, viz: Rheumatism, Female Weakness. &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
of the above diseases and having always found efec
tual most cheerfully recommend II to the acted as
the best alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior to Sarsapur a, and any of its com
bounds. n. +. WAKEFIELD, N. ID.
OwENsBoRo' XIV, March 25, 1852.
Dear torI rccey yours of the 22d inst. al &c
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt OF
dropiper. :.
Ia several cases in this community IL has relieved
Dyspepsia In short consider ii valuable prepare
ton / have using ii myself, and think II dement's
nv gene raj health. Respectfully. your friend,
| JAMES COWAN, NJ. II.
PRICE 81 per bottle, or bottles for So, when taken
one time RAYMOND Il PAlTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "A Fulton street, Louisville, ky.,
TO whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents In Evansville, HALLOCK q ST0DDARD.
I" Princeton, X. b. HALLOCh.
Gucrn
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IN THE vANDERBURGH CIRCUIT CoURT,l
At,rii Tam

~
April Term, 1854. !
Samuel Casseday, plaintiff,
agaiDs;
John Mitchell. Alexander A. Cssseday.o
James McCallisIer, Margaret II. Conner
Julia n. Conner, Cornelius Conner, FL.
len Conner. Laura Conner, Myra r. Mi
nor, John 5. Minor, William Elmore
and Julia N Emore his wife, John Sc.
CUR and his ihfant - Segur,
Philip Minor. Harry II Minor William
N. Minor. Fanny nor. John l. GuoE
and Cornelia I. Guion his wife. Edward
ID. Hicks, Emma Hicks, Susan Ewing,
William S. Eakin and Lemira Eakin his
wife, Thomas Eakin and Sarah Eakin
his wife, Samuel A living. Thomas
Baxter, VIM. Baxter. Michael Vaughan |
and Emma Vaughan his wife. Robert D''e"uan'''
Baxter, Theodore Baxter, Mary Wat
kns aud Stephen ID. Watkins her bus
band, RebsCea Mckieman and Charles
h. Mekieman her husband, narihulr
jack son aud AlexsnC er Jacs son her hus
band, Gilbert T. Alternately, Louisa Alb
ernalhy aud Rebecca Alternately, Joseph
X. Williams, Hamilton NJ. Wright and
Myrtle +. Wright Elizabc IA NJ Haw
kins Martha L. Hawkins, Ann VI. Haw-
kins, Willis NJ. hawkins. Chas. ID. Haw-
kns, Virginia Hawkins, John VI iiilI,
Francis Campbell and Anthony Vanler
"A ND now comes the plaintiff and files his bill OF cor
n paint, and II appearing by affidavit fled wit
said complaint. that this action - In relation TO real
tate, and that all the above named defendants
residents OF tho State OF Indiana, except the defendar
John MITCHELL and that said resident defendants
all parties To this action and that the chrisa
name "f the defendant Segur FAINT ofthe defer
dsnt John Seyur. Is unknown 1t is therefore ordere
by ;kc Court that the Clerk ofths Court notify the
Nonresident defendants Of the pendency OF this actor
and that the vil stand for trial the 0cobe
term OF THIS Court, 10y IuOs lug copy of this order n
three weeks sHecessive sixty DAYS before the
OF the term Of Ibis Couri In the Evansville Jou s
paper Of general eireulaioa, printed aud publish
ed at Evansville, in the county of Vanderburgh,
State OF Indiana
A true copy taken from the record.
ll-3w JACOB bC NiSEN HEiMER, Clerk
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IarxaNnunUsEs FOi, sALE.

IOTS n ~ ID
cPEAT CHANGE FOR SPECU LA ITO y.
IX lots for sale situated in Evansville Old me
- Railroad Depot. -Four Of these isots have Frame
Hou.es on Them and 9th rwise improved They are
well stu ted for residences, being convenient 10 ous
-. and ouIy about one sanare from NJ i'm street
dne speculate is offered ia these lots, as ey re 70 se
sold Those wanting cheap pl ceso iesid. ree OF WIS.,
Immediately One OF these houses sl eiHlis Is a lev
and v, ~ desirable residence. For further Phs If
amply al this once. lN