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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
rgAn attempt is being made in Congres,

EgAn attempt is being made in Congress
to aid Railroad Companies, now constructing
roads, by granting to the importers OF railroad
iron four years credit for the duties imposed
by Government thereon. Mr.. CLINoMAN
(Dsm.) Of North Carolina, introduced a bill
of that character, and in his remarks present
ing il TO the House said that within the last
eighteen months the price ofrailresd iron
had advanced from forty to eighty dollars, per
ton; that. this. rise had. cnlbuassed many Of
the railroad enterprises Of the country; and
that as the Government was in no immedi-
ate want of the money arising from tho duties
imposed on the article. it would be well 10
give this extended credit. Mr., JONES, OF
Tenn, moved 10 lay the bill upon the table,
which motion was negatiyed-yeas 8, nays
l03.-Saadusky Register. ..lt s,r-r.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20

s.-0n.ihs morning ofJan. spoke. a British
ship, which lay by until the 81, when her
boat came alongside, and tho sumo day the
Aftdnhc from New York for Liverpool, bore
down for her. On Wednesday both ships
commenced, taxing of passengers, provisions
and water, and on tho 9th at sunse, had al
on board-nett morning took of crew and
officers; Capt Watkins being the last men q
leave the San francisco.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
FABLE.

s.. BY BLIzA L. SPRoAT.

rHHart - - q t4f
Three men went to garden each to plant
a rose. One said, looking a, the roots, "iThcy
are good; they pierce the earth with pnr-
pose-they balance the firm green stem, and
supply it momently with healthy life
And he said Of the fower-"it is useless,
taking no hold on any thing, swinging aimcss-
ly in the unreal air. 8
So he crushed the flower, and miIed its
leaves with the SOIL to enrich those roots
which day by day clasped the earth more sur
| ly, and called up sturdier strength to the one
bare stem; but if ever the gardener found
his plant unconsciously yearning into bloom,
he stripped it and trampled such needless
glory into the way, ~, .....-.--...
So the tree drew all its life from beneath,
and throve in its single existence; but ii pleas
ed no eye, gladdened no heart, and tbs gar
den was no more lovely because it had been
planted. fs'sr-a .s5.s tesre .5Re
But another said ofthe flower, "4his alone
is worthy it lives heavenward, drawing its
ethereal essence from air and sun, disdaining
sustenance from the gross, unlovely clay..r
He parted roots from blossom, spurning the
meaner and exhalting his crimson wonder to
live outfits own pure life in its native ether
Alas the glory faded; wind and sun were
too rare for plant which hadno roots in the
earth, and after an hour the garden was not
more lovely because Of it's coming
Then came third, and said of root and
leaf and blossom, "aN are worthy; roots for
the earth to nourish the branches, ranch and
stem to balance the flowers flowers to stand
in the sun with listening upturned face, feed
ing on natures finer essence, receiying the
subtsr secrets, resolving tho deepest problems
of lifeainto fragrance, and color. and FORM"
The actual without the ideal, is mean and
unsightly; the ideal, which has not its roots
planted deep in our common humanity,is yet
worthless and vain. o. Y.5l ITTgz9sa al
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20

ETThe dedication Of the New B:thel
Church, of Sandusky City, took place last
Sabbath. Rev. E. Thompson D. D. preach
ed the dedicatory sermon. 1850 was con-
tributed towards liquidating the debt In the
Bethel the sailors will find happy retreat
from the storms Of lifes tempestious sea.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20

f0Our readers will observe that wo have
changed tho day of the publication of the
Jounrndl from Saturday to Friday.-our
subscribers will by this arrangement get their
papers two or three days earlier.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20

EBNsthing Of general interest has as
yet taken place, either in Congress, or our
Legislature. Both bodies however seem to
be hard at work. We are looking every day
for something, but whatit will be We know
not
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
Erie is reported Mad.

The Troubles at Eric are not yet settled.
what tho end will be who can tell. We fear
that it will become still more serious
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20
lrle Sam .E,ranelsco. .. .lolal .lVreoIs.

1t is hoped that most Of the passengers are
saved. But their sulTvrings must have been
awful. Sec the aecountin anothsr celumn.
Since writing ihc aboyc we have received
Dispatches stating tho loss Of lifolto be 24ot
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20

EPTvo Justices of the Peace to be elect
ed in and for Sandusky Township, on Mon
day, January soth.
Who will be the candidates?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-01-20

ERemember, DR.. H. Tubbs will be in
Fremont, at the Croghau House on the Gath
inst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-21
'TELEGRAPHIC!

ST. Louis. March ~.
The River IS falling slowly the weather is
dry and warm: the Upper Mississippi is rising
and The Missouri aad Illinois are falling.
The East. I'm lines are down.
ST. LOUIS. March II.
The A-abin's news has unsettled the ina, k.
1T Tor fl 'ur, wheat and corn, and no sales
have bern made unless ri a considerable de-
cline. Superfne fl ,ur SIS IS. wheat 81 lS
"a 81 20, corn 49d ABE. oats 500 7c. Pro.
visions are dull Mess pork Sig; NJ. lard
S4@Ssr. No sales OF bulk meat. Whisky
l9t,9 1873 ;prine hemp 81 - per ton; lead
So 81.
New ORLEANS, March IL, NJ.
Arrived-illinois aud Clifton.
Going TO night-E How ard. Indiana, Me-
diator, Trabue nd Isabel
Ohio fur dull at 50 so. Fair sugar 81
M"lnss"s H. Reg lard dull, bb active at
s5@95 "nturky bagging l3. Rope active
at 74@St Gunny bags II Whisky 26.
Freights HI h; pork 10 New York 81 rs.
Sight exchange Tn NV York / Weather
hot. TbermOmete: 70.
New ORLEANS, March Is, p. NJ.
Steamers news just received Nothing
Of Is h from you.
Green meat declining. Hog mnd 5a@.
ST. Mess pork $l2 5O@Sl2 IS. Corn heavy
Goo.
Arrived Morrisetle and Huntsville.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.

The City Council was convened early
Yesterday morning tn make arrangements for
the reception Of Mr. Fillmore. A delegation
was appointed To wait on him, and John In
gle, Esq commissioned tn receive him IN be.
half of the city. There were more persons
ia Apollo Hall at the meeting than we ever
saw there before, and yet there was not a tw
hours notice.
- The river is still falling. but very slow
iy. Hi h enough yet to food all low places.
"A little rain yesterday, and weather
cool. Appearance OF rain to follow.
- The Robt. ]. Ward laid here from IL
o'clock night before last till o'clock ester
dav afternoon. She brought down ex-Presi-
den, Fil,m,re snd Hon. j. p. Kennedy, and
we are sorry to say. took them away again.
She also took IF 900 bbis Of pork, and some
other freight. We had call from Mr. Dick
Wolio <, clerk, who looks about as well az
an ugly m.n can. We thank him for favors.
The Jas. Robb arrived here yesterday
morning yer, early, and was here nearly oil
day taking on freigh'. She received 2SO0
sacks corn. She went a.ay very well
fresghted.
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PIX CLAMATION.
APRIL ELICIT n. n 1871

NOiltE is be ED. give. tn the legal ,otrs of Van
dt rhnrgh county. thtt the Annual Apr,l Eect" .
wi AZ held o" the irsi honda, in April, A n i65
the usual places OF holding such Elections In tn several
Tow nshls in said county. fpr the following Officers
Fur Pigeon Town-hp.-Fonr Con<tables.
Fo, kbI hi Township One Justice of the Peace. two
Co siabie>.
For scott Township -one Jus ice OF the Peace two
CO. stables
For Armstrong Township--On. Justice of the Peace.
two Cou>tahlrs
P"r Prrry Towuship.-one Justice of the cace. two
Constabies
For Union Township One Justice of the Peace two
Constable
For Centre Township. ohe Justice Of the Peace two
Cunsta les.
For German rownship.-Two Justices OF the veace,
two Constabes. JOHN =. GAVITr,
nh7ss SHERIFF ~ Vssderburrh Censt.
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GLASS STAINING,

IL he mode yieS 10, hur,h.s. Public Build
'HcS Prirae Dtr"i rngs d. DC
TIr Fl ST II RrCrIvr D!
incinna. also at tle louisville Mechanics In
n s;itutc.
". prepared tn I'LL any orier Nth metal sash
= aimed ylas with bnrs-r> aud III mou c-uters for any
kind ofehurch windows " ~ full sz. figures enbe
cheap I've tad ia New Tofs. Fston Philadel.
rhis-he of risk of orcakage and transportation
less
Our references arc all Tia goosl. modern fni.hed
Boats the Mississippi aud ohio rivers thre. Pres,-
terrain Ghur,hs at incinnr the Epsc pal at rorts.
mouth OHIO. ,ne Church ut Madison, Ind , n chancel
wi at FrankTori. KN also ole window. Dig
urfs. at Nazareth, and two Churches ia Louisville
IA, window in Governor Helms residence IL Harrods
burg side lights In various dwellings in Lou
isvillc. exington nd iinville.
All orders carefully -xecutcd at the establishment on
Built street. Louisville. Ky.
mhi16m I. C. MILLER& co.
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MO GAN, KEEN 4 PKEST0N,


BOOTS oss. nAts. tosSEIs. &c
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WE have just received iS9 packages Of our Spr
w purchase. which we are opening, co, sistiug oi
Philip Allen ~ Sens, Globes, Sp'ague's, Dunnel's.
Harrup's, Clxd American, Cocheco and Merrimac
fancy eel red. slid brck aud mourning rns: F'ench
ad American f,s; coid rich fancy domestic and
reyes. black silks, great 81. of Pant Slufs. Linen,
wOullen Cali r il GJld. Cottona.ies, plain.
plai ant fancy de-: gold Xsd tweed Cortipgs. .n-n
do plain nj twili-d brck wooilru various les OF
Ticks. beach-d Musl.hs fe brown do, "ue ard brow
AID cord Drills De iuus, Nan seen., York Coatincs,
Shirtng stripes hecks furniture do 'nture Prints.
plain black .oens Docskns and CassinIrres, black
broad cloths Irish Linens, Sheetngs, 4 do and
BaggiI z DC.
We will nov constantly be in receipt OF goods during
the Ell ire ,etsn Since tese Gods have iyci,
chan'sae brrning IA. l'ghi losing ffsight IN z. ia
up the river To make purchases We buy American
cod, Il the administrators their none
but them sell lower than 1t worth The
trnii"n of at! Interested in Am rc..u nuf.c.
lures Ia call aa examine tn bcauti ul les and lie
signs of our prints. Here yod viii greater variety
OF The best Prtrt the county than any Agent
Sex YarS Phil i"ei phia offers for lie.
We respectfully Invite the trade examine stock.
fe assured that the u le and qua .. If goods
will the the eIns--t ~, ers will
pare with at the size ia the country. Give
al. Imhi7
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lots HOUSES FOR SALE;

GREAT CHANCE FOR ST e. - ~ y I.
Ivy e., ,e situutei in Evansville jurt be. Old tho
- Railroad Depot -Four of .hs.e Lots have re- Frame
Houses on tl.m and 9th rw'se lihp."Nsa ineI are
pe.. aud onIy about square from VI In street. A
in. secuatc is altered in these LOTS US they are 10 be
.Jd Tbo.. wanting cheap pl ces of, esidence wish
10 ana ,pp,rtunitv Of speculation. hal better apply
nnsJi,t.ly one of these hodses especial, is Il
aJ ~ d.sira Is residence. For further particulars
.n,,iv at t,is Office. mh2u
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TEwELRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Finger. rings,
% Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains Keys. Gold and silver Watches, Steel
Deeds aud Caps Brushes Combs. Purses. Fanc SOAPS,
Accoans Violns Pictures and various other notions.
for sale by
aug 23ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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y For all n,o'naiio AID though Tickets. APP
nj th,' office. south east corner Of bTOawa! ahd 70
streets, r at Ihe Del cot, inciI,Inti.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent
mh,s p. W. STRAD. X, q neral agent.
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Z z Z Z q z q Z z
mcLEAN'S OICANEl OIL
LlSIMENT.

p>HE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
has performed. zfcr all other remedies hac fails
the proprietor ia asserting that " is the only
Lininehi tina; " III cure Chronic INFLAMMATION, In. u
uaiism Paraly sis. Stiffness weak in the Joihts
Neuralgia. T"othaohe. Earache ally PAIN. ItwIA 20
move any swelling, fumor Pics Hare Luinys, tsk ed
Breasts. sore Nipples, Bites OF MHs4nitos, or any In
Aud II will cleanse, parity aud heal the FoULEsT
ULCER so" rs on the legs or shns no difference how
heal Burns. sealds Fresh Cuts, Wounds &c, sooner
OVER Million OF BOTTLES
Have sold Ia .5, and the demand is increasing
daily and Ia heard Of u whereiI II has
failed any external disease when properly sp
Who thvn will suffer from Pains. Sores. or sweIpgs,
when a safe and sure remed. is So eas, obtained.
Head the following certificate. which is
iNCoNTEsrA BILE PROOF
OF what we have asserted.
J. II. Mel, s-Sr: feel fla dut, owe 10 the public
- make known the following hoping the, ana. learn ~
my experience. aud discard worthless stuff bieh he
been pres-ei into notice b, false certificates a, log
advertisements.
F, r six months I confined my a cripple
from Rheumrtsm. Ny knee WIS swollen trrneB'' GUS
~, producing the mosf severe pas. HE muscles were
ted that could ,traghte my leg al all -
applied the Mustang Linment for four W. eks but Is
dome no more good than nh: other grease. ooNihee
and used your Volcanic oi Lniment- ID three wesksi
relaxed the MIKE DS sSf ~ saline eoany ILL.,
Mr. ca.eday whs ra.aSte S a..,aisS and
he is now WE'LL "M VI rLhoi'' I'M" ''ie'
Reader ~ the a owe is sufficient TO convince
Of the ro,r efficacy Of the soicahlc OH inincEt
cali and examine The thousands which we hav
from al paris Of the county, ald u yoB viii
sup!y and IL does not give satfsfss-
,,on ,hs money will be returned To- the purchaser.
"O' ID" FOX HORSE AND 1IEk ANIMALS.
vrIeau'- celebrated Eminent j. the only safe aud
liable remedy the cureof Spawn, Ring Bone Wind
Gale SIris Unnatural I.unIs, Nodes or Svelli Is
II m never fail 10 cure Big Head PoleyI, Fsiula. old
Running Sores or sweeney. If property applied. For
Sprains Bruises. Scratches Cracks Hoofs hates. sad
die or collar Calls Cuts or Wounds, IL is an Rfallibe
remedy. Appl, as directed. and n il certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells. of the ~. Lous
Omnibus Company
This list cer,if that have used the Mexican Mustang
fiuim.nt and Nei.ean's Volcanic Til Linment.
omnibus horses thHt were lame srained aud for swell
ugs and have founi McLcan's Volcanic Ul Linimens
TO be- the best Imminent ERASTUS WELLS
ofthc firm of Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German
Thi. Liz ment put up In 25 cent 50 and 81
bottles The 81 size contains three times the guam
lit, Of the e5 cent size and in proportion
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN. sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets. St Louis. 40.
For sale in Evalsv. Ind. by KELLER, FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Projectors prices. mh7
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n. NELSON
ID. wOOLSBY.
UCT1ON.
W01L2EY d NELSON.

"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auetioneers
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agenls.
Dealers In Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks LOOKING
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular atten'
ton given to the sale all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on Consignments
aug 90 iy WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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CU tRENCY RATES.

GU ,tRENCY RATES.
INDIANA NEW JERSEY.
State Bank Branches. par vi Solv mt ks par
New stock Banks. par LOU SyANA
OHIO. Branches ~ Orleans. par
State Bank q Branches. par Ar.AB ANA
Independent Banks rar Al Solvent Banks. g dis
Stale stock Rank ("pl. .5d'- Y & CA9OLI1a
Z" u pl.. par vi Solvent Ranks 2dis
KEW lucky. SE ,RGtA.
All Solvent Bank par All Solvent Banks g dis
VIRGINIA ILLIv0IS
All So vent Banks. par New St'kSecnrity B'ks dis
TENN as SEE. WiSCO JSIy.
All Solvent Banks. dis All Solvent Banks .3dis
Mf3SOJRI.s Fire e. Marin. Ins. CO.. dis
State Bank & branches. par MtCHIGA
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. :. = ii,
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan Ins Co. dis
FSN J-YLVA SIA. CANADA.
All Solvent nks para Solvent Banks. ) dis
EXCHANGE.
New York Bulng at Selling prem
Cincinnati Buying. cling prem
New Orleans. ....Seling .........t
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
silver Chsnge... ........5 prem
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passs curr1N= ANorE Cling.

D8ESS CUTrINE ANo TIE cling.
AIRS. u. WooLSEY. Second street, takes this method
vi ofnforming the Ladies OF Evansville aud vicinity
that sic has made to cut NJ dresses ia
III latest ipi most fashionable styles aud also quail
fed TO give instr elton Ia the aides in the art the
method that has lately given much satisfaction. by
Mr. az Mrs. Forbes. i'm this and other cities from whom
she received the following
81 l. 3. q VI
This certify Mrs. D. woolsey has taken les
i'm Dress Cutting after improved method
and cmpe n, TO Instruct Others in the art, and is
pahe Teacher 10 ipar The Science in few hour
strurtion NIX. ~ INKS. FOR SES."
mht If
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EXCHANGE, COII AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.

CORRECTED DAILY FCR THE JouRNAiBY
q COPELAND, BANK Err,
Dealer an Ere ta,ge Coin, Laad Warrants. UaexSrsat
MsSsy, &C., &C.; 0fes on Spst 81. near .HsiH.
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FUsgylTURE.

FURNITURE.
SOFAS, Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Card
- Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure us Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedsteads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment OF God,
Cane aud Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23lyd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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ROAD LINES


FlRsr TRAIS-in .polis ENpre.s ayes Cincinnati
a,5 O'Clock 4. VI. sasseng-rs b! tbs Train heel.
via Eaton aud hIchr u Ia i-h-Ips s~'fay et.r,
T.rr- utt sleep at Lafayette aha rcs"iIc 10y
Mor,ing r ain heago. This tain stop 81 a Wy
station. t,etween Cincinnati aLd indian. Iolis.
~ osD TRAis-Exness NJ ID le wee Inci..iat' ut ego
o'clurx A. NJ Passengers b., his Tram '"hiee To
l.vsiand. sleep 1T L.. ela.d resume 1T 30 =.
NJ 10 Dunkick. .,usiaio. New York aud t,ostoh).
du.ky ,ie olci0., he Detro Nc: 70. .Piqaa.
ckr.: hai,il tNfp a arisl Conn .tsv.. has Train
stops Mt al way stations bsiw,en in, Gi.t !'ie and
Ss:sd sks-
THrap liz s-Arcommod ttion lsrvrs Cincinnati at :
O'Clock y. NJ Passengers this I rain ito ia
dizaapos vi. Dsx tOi and s.iyhmond II vp al tUsii
annapolis nd resi.le by Morning Tram f. hi ago.
Connect s'S ton tn and rIqua: a>o connects to
Furt>y lie NJ. a. ~ r.. b. II. This Iraiu Stop, al
ALI nv titians h-.twc Chcin"ati and po
ard between ircinI.aii IN Hunisvlc.
eoJsru rsAiS -A.comno t,iioh ayes 'inciunati 1t
AM O'Clock VI. Passenger D. ths Tsan
Eaton ari Il IA ont 10 Lad, naiso IL. sleep q In.Ii
a.apo.i., AMI resume b. Morning. rain la hic=go.-
IN lrsin stops all way stat Obs between CIncinn o.
and iEsi' naPoi's
fyru TV.Is-Evrning Express eav's Cincinnati al 5
o,,Iack r. n. Pas. ;I.ser> th Train connect II
ilxuti,oa oxford onncrsyul-. This Train stops
ntAil Stat
,sp-ingdeld Passengers u! &. II. & ID. Railroad
in take > 20 A. NJ =. NJ Trairs-
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NEW HARDWARE sronE.,.

rrigiIls Fl'f.f d. CHARLES s. WELLS
opening ani extensive Spring stock
/ ofH nDA ARE. UTLERY aud HARVEST TItrI-
and. III. Goods purchased direct from hefiid
(EHy and American Manufacturers h.. il prei.ared 10
ssll figures any hou- in c,i. Mer-
anime his stock Il il gate kargs. cell selected
foe aud With nitro 10 The wants II
= This mart@t
1hsnkft, the rcl hts of the and the eiti
"A OF this for their already
ndeavssr merit I'm III ur-) their Gie &c mi
pssron, Among hs stock may found the
iiaS isD Aaihron Gras- GrsIp and BrI.r Scy thea
10 Gu doz -cythc >nathes (ass,red).
- llf- 50 dcz Hay and d.nure Forks
8fst II doz Grain rades.
Scyihe St,nes.
rr.F doz steel iron Hoes
lia. rs doz Aues' d 'kow lands Shovels& Spades
ftg0D 50 boxes 'Leyereis. 'Lippineos and Collins
. 81 sz- Axes
sldl ~ 10 casss Trace and Log Chains.
sa1 A. So doz Wagon and Coach Hames
coo so Platform, COu' ter and Tea Scales.
as = 3 Mill and Crosse Saw
leo packages Pittsburgh Novelty Goods.
20 doz Selves and Bidlles.
ltn Table khIyes aud f -srks
- go doz Pocket Knives (cumpl lie va,iety.)
- L. - O.
Shear, Scissors, hatcher Knives, Iorks. Iatehes-
Bats snL Serws Brass Kettles Sadrons Strap
Planes and Edge Tools, wooiSaws Brushes (Horsr
a Beads, Curry TCombs Horse, Wool aId Cotton Cards
Wagon and Buggy WHY'S. DC &c, together with all
articles necessary, Kept IN Hardware House.
A.. r~-s CHAS =. WELL. Main
ruisps- % door below BrxIeh bank.
.--rIrs mill. 3md&w Evansville Ind.
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CORPOIrATION NoTICE

4 ttat IN. at Lots Nos 4, u
" n. e, ~. ~, 81, -, aud - ia BIcS 49, Eat.
ern Enlargement AID trOIting Cherry street, lay
d'"n goi aud sufficient iiriek eide walk ia 'front.'
fhere"f TIE usual width under the directions
City rDginref on "r before the dr.t iay u Jane next
ami in eanlt there" the Marshal directed l., rnruI
sail WORK AN The e"Sts AMI accruing thereby
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