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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-10
The Watson House

g WATSON, having almostentireiy re,
so furnished and fitted up anew his spacious
hotel II The town Of New Lisbon, is now pre-
pared to accommodate the travelling publicir
the best style. His table will be always fur
,nished with the most choice products Of the
season. and the treatment OF his guests will al
ways be such as to give full and general satls
faction, r
Cali at the sign Of the CROSS KEYS, New
Lisbon. June l3.
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AE-That Splendid Stock just received at
tho City Boot q Shoe Store is attracting
the attention ofthe People and well it may,
for it is one Of the finest, ever offered in
this market, and We are told they sell at
low Prices, Purchasers should look in and
examine for themselves for tue City Shoe
Store is the Place to buy.
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Parks .House.

2CADIz JuNCTIoN,S. g. |. RAILROAD.
JOHN M'GUlRE, Proprietor
THiS House is new, and every convent.
NJ ence afforded to guests. Passengers on all
the trains oat at the Parks house.
GirMealso soHly twentyfyeceuts,
sept l9-Ynf 81. ~
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-10

T. .
WN0 II PAlNTERS.--We have received a
= large otof Paint Brushes, from the celebra.
ted Mgnufsctory Of lie MoKENs1 d Co., to
which we ingteyour especial attention These
Brushes are unsurpassed for durability and
elasticity We have alsoia new article OF Paint
Brush for painting Roofs Of houses, boats, DC.
Also a fine assortment Of Blenders, Grainiug
Brushes and Brick Liners
s' ,HENlNG u MELVIN.
DERFUMERY Tho Subscribers have
= now on hand large and choice assortment
Of Purfumery and Fancy goods which will be
sold very low, HERING d MELVIN,
QP0NGES.-A fine assortment Of Toilet,
y Bath aud Carriage Sponges on hand.
HENING u MELVIN.
I'm BOXES SODA SAbERATUS, on
AVV hand and will be soldto the trade very low
> HBNING & MELVIN.
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Mr.. Wilcoxin keeps constantly on hands,
fresh meat Of thevery best quality His
Store is near the corner of'4th and Adams
Street.
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Grne Amtrifaa.

Tue C1rIzESs' BANK still continues to
pay interest on deposits. D. MOODY
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-10-10

p@-Harrison county is reported about
700 for the Republican ticket. Chase
leads the van. Carroll do.
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Drugs Drugs!! Drugs!! !!
d u. SELLERS, Wholesale Druggist;
a. Corner Wood 4 I'd Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
sent &c '55-ly. y-
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Fulton Foundry, Steam Engine & Car
Factory,

WELISVILLE, OHIO.
STEAM ENGINES, Steam Boats, Steam
OFerry Boats, huls and wood work com
plete, steam boilers, sheet Iron work, mill ma
chinery, and castings for grist and saw mills,
rail road car wheels, rail road cars of every de-
scription made to order. The proprietor of this
establishment having twenty years of
practical exper ience together with extensive
privileges, feels confident that he do work
as we'll and as low as any establishment in the
east or west All communications will meet
with prompt attention. p. +. GElSSE, :
June l3. WellsYilIe, Ohio
Legal Notice,
Samuel Hicks J
Rachel Price Et al.
NOTICE is hereby given to Josiah Price
and Rachel Price hiswife Thomas Hanson
and Elizabeth Hanson his wife, of Jeffer
son County, Ohio, jacob Pool and Mary
Pool his wife of Monroe County, Ohio, 10
seph Cross and Sarah Gross, his wife ,oi
Iowa County, Michigan; and Joaant
IlCAS, UuVlu IliChS) lSdau IllckS, EilhdDetl
Hicks, Francis G. Hicks, aud Marth,
Hicks, children Of John Hicks deceased
of Jefferson County, Ohio, that on thu
18th day Of August 1855, Samuel Hick.
filed 10 the office of the Clerk of the Coarr
of Common Pleas for Jefferson County, 0
against them his petition which is now
pending wherein the said petitioner demand
partition of thofoll6wing Real Estate, sit,
uate in Jefferson County; Ohio, Of which
lie Johp Hicks late Of said County dice
siezea to wit: The,South West Quarte
Of Section No IA. in Township Ten ant
Range Three, and that at the next Tern
ofthe Court Of Common Pleas for saic
County of Jefferson said petitioner viii max
application for an order that partition ma,
be made Of said premises, 4,
M00DEY & ELLIOTT.
lSept. 5 Ct & His Attorneys
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Wholesale Drug House.

TIME subscribers have ON hand a largo
md well selected stock of Drugs. Chemi.
Gals, Paints, Dye Stuffs, Oils, Varnishes, Brush
a. Patent Medicinos, Periamefy. Surgical In-
stFnments, DRguerreotypestoek. Glassware, ETC..
etc, which they offer very low eitherw whplesala
or retail Deolers viii find il 10 their interest
10 examine our stock and prices, as We are de-
ytermined to sell as lewaas any house IN the
West. Orders ptompSly exeeuied aud personal
attention paid to shipping
DRUG EMpORll I'M, Market street two doc,
below the Jefferson Branch Bank
VIZ w Il ENINC x DlEbviN.
Steubenpille. ian. 4. S5A.
\ fNH N I.AisG EST OtlIAPlsSr AND
best Stack ef Boots Shoes aud Trunks ever
il6fea IL this Mai9sct ran Ne fonhA the City
ohpe store We,Ematnn Hall 5 buildhks biarkt
st sseubsnvillc 0n6 3. sort
nv httHsfo0ni IFtf
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Sept. s. Ct
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He has iried it ineser II 90 cases: and ieyer
failed except in two eases (bolh thunder hu.
lnor) Hellas now Ia his procession 6ytf two
hundred cefyifiraits NJ ii virtue. I'll viihip
twenty miles u Rosson
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

Committee IS satisfied from the testimony, That not over 100 of those
who voted bad any right go to DO. leaving at least 206 Illegal votes
cast
The election in the 10Th District wus held at Loevcuvouh. u
was then "a small village of three or four houses, located ON the Dca-
ware Reservation. There were comparatively few settlers thcn rn the
district but the number rapidly Increased Afterwards. On he day
before and on the day Of the election, great many citizens oi Paue,
Clay and Ray Counties, crossed te uyor-most OF them camping m
tents and wagons about tc town, alike "a camp mcciug.' They
were In companies or m,sses Of ten TO fifteen 90 each, oud numbered
IN all several hundred They brought their own provisions aud
cooked It themselves, and were generally armed. Many OF them were
known by the witnesses, and their names given, and their MONIES are
found upon the poll books. Among them were several persons ofu-
fucuce where they resided IN Missouri, who held, OF God held, high
official positions m that State. They claimed Co be- residents Of tt
Territory from the fact thstthey were then prrsou. and insisted uTou
the right TO vote and did vote. Their oyowod purpose BOO doing So
was 10 make Kansas Slave State. These strangers crowded atuud
the polls and t was with great difficulty that the settlers could goto
the polls; one resident attempted TO get Co thc POLLS BOO iht afternoon,
but was crowded and pulled back. Tie Then went outside of tle crowd
and huuahed for Gen. Whitfield, and somcot those WHO did uotbuoV
him said. " Iats a good prosaycy man, aud lifted him overt heir
heads SO that he crawled on their heads and Tut iu bis vote. a rcson
who saw from the color of his ticket that % vas not foJ Gen. Whit
field. cried out, " He ISL damned aboHuonlst-lt him down. and
they dropped him. Others were passed to tie Iols 300 tLc same way,
and others crowded mp IN the best way they could. Ahp this mock
cry of an election was over, the uou-GeIdeuts returned Co thtr homes
IA Missouri. Ofthe 3l2 votes east, not over $50 were legal voters.
The following abstract exhibits the whole number of votes 90 ibis
election for each candidate the uumbet oflegul and illegal votes cast.
and the number oflegoI voters BOO February following.
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

Thus your Committee find that boz ths ihe first election % te Ter
rtoY a very large majority Of the votes were cast 10y citizens of the
State Of missouri, 10 violation of the organic law ottue Territory. OF
the legal votes cast Gen. Whuehcd received "a plurality. The Set
tiers took but hule interest IN the election. not onehalf Of them voting.
This may be accounted for from the fact that the settlements were
scattered over a greatexteut-thath the term Of the Deegatetc be elected
was Shor-and that the question of Free and Slave institutions was
generally regarded by them as distinctly al issue. Under these cir
cumstauces a systematic invasion from an adjoining STATE, by which
large numbers ofIuegal votes were east n remote and sparse settle
ments for the avower purpose OF extending Slavery into the Territory,
even though Il did not change the result OF he election, was a crime OF
great magnitude. It's immediate effect was TO further excite The people
of Northern States-Iutucc acts Of retaliation and eXasIcae the
actual settlers against their n~cghbors in Missouri.
In January aud February, A. D.. 1855, the Governor caused an
enumeration 10 be taken Of The inhabitants and qualified voters iu the
Territory, an abstract Of which Is here given:
Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-11

On the same day the census was completed, the Governor issued bis
proclamation for an election 90 be held On ie 3Oth March, a. d. 1859,
for Members Of the Legislative Assembly of the Territory. IL pre-
scibed the boundaries Of districts the places for polls the names Of.
voters. III had been observed, a just and fair election would have
reflected the will Of The people Of the Territory Before thc election,
false and inHammatoy umos were busiy circulated amougthe people
Of Western Missouri. The numbe5 and character Of the emigration
then passing into the Territory were grossly exaggerated and mscp
resented. Through The active cxerlous ofmany Of its leading citizens
aided by the secret societies before referred TO, the passions and prgu-
dces Of the people Of the State were greatly excited. Several residents
there have testified 10 the character ofthe reports circulated among nud
credited 10y the people. These efforts were successful BY an organ.
lied movement winch extended from Andrew Co, IN the north 90 Jas
lies, companies Of men were arranged W regular parties and sent into
srcrV Council District IN the TtrrB0Ty, and into ererg Representative
District but one. The numbers vert 50 distributed as to control the
election IN each district They went 10 vote with the avowed design
TO make Kansas a Slave State. They were generally armed and
equipped, and carried with them their own provisions nud tcis, and
mass Of the testimony taken by your Committee, are 50 youninOus
that we can here state but the leading facts elected.
FIRST DrsTRlcr-AARcH 30, ls55-LAwpEScE.
The company of persons who marched into this District, collected
in Ray, Howard, Carroll, Boone, La Fayeue, Randolph, Sahue, and
Cass counties, IN the State Of Missouri. Their expenses were paid
those who could not come contributing provisions, wagons, sc. Pro
visions were deposited for those who were expected to come 10 Law
renee, IN the house Of William Lynkns, ana were distributed among
the MissOunans after they arrived there. Tire evening before and the
morning Of the day Of election, about 200 men from the above coun.
ties arrived at Lawrence and campei boz O. ravIne a short distance from
town, near the place Of voting. They came 90 Wagous--of which
there were over one hundrad-and on horseback, under te command
g: Colonel Samuel Young, Of Boone county,M Missouri, and Claiborne
r. Jackson, Of Missouri. They were armed with guns. rifles, pistols.
and bowie knives, and had tents, music aud flags with them. 1hcy
brought with them two pieces Of artillery, loaded with musket balls
On their way 10 Lawrence some OF them met Mr. y. X. Bautou, who
had been appointed one Of the Judges Of Election by Gov. Eeeier, and
after learning from HIM hat he considered il hs duty % demand au
oath from them as TO their place Of residence, first attempted TO bride
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-22

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
COLBURN d Observation-Disclosures

Fosters Block. First street, near Main.
AVE now opened the largest and richest OF
STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods ever offered in this city,
which be found rich Plaid silks super
black do French Mernos style French Paids French
DO very handsome Apacca and BOmtazines French Eng
h and AMERICAN fast eolOred Paid Ladies' Gents Kid
loyes best quality large Ladies'
Chdren's Gloves and Hosiery Of all 1tions Bay State
Shaws OF all sizes and qualities large lot style En-
broideries Collars Chemizetts Undereeves embroidered
and plain O. Handk Irish Linens Fannes OF all
qualities ard color. Ladies' Merino Silk Underhrts
Cents Meriro Lambs wool and silk Urderhirs and Draw
ers and large variety OfnOtons.
which will be happy SHOW and il low prices will sell
o nd octIg
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CIGAis AND ToHACCO sToKE OF

JACOB sCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET 1Sr AND Cd.
20. Schaener a. ssehroeder's old stladl
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and snrronnd Dg country that have taken the above
stand determined TO continue the same business, and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco of the best brands that Eastern markets az
ford also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer-
shaun. China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
tiles, at tue lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convnces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit a share Of public patronage. laplu
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ATTENTION FARMERS!

EHTOOL CARDIN(..--The undersigned asks the at.0n-
w tOu Of Farmers to facilities Card
ing This establishment has two naehnts ruuAing dav and
ngthy enabling to work faster cheap
than any other similar in this region while the
work excellent farmer bring in wool for himself
nerhhorhOod ordinary amount and only have wait
few honrs for be eardd My prices reasonable The
highest marhe price paa wool ACCORDING quality
have an old and experienced Carder to work machines
and promise satisfaction. je3 wtf J. NJ BIRTH.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEl..

TSNHE Propretors OF this House
n old stan Main street their Hotel inst finish
opposite the Court House. where they
their old and all others
1T to call them in much superioryis than formerly.
Thankful eresPeet'uy solicit
the which shall all endeavors
it.. Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate. .t-.. ...| fir
Good Ssabli and Wagon Yard kept coln.ry
eyIO-dSwtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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LEWIS dr HOWARD.
FORWARDING COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVANSVILLE
Extenaive trranrem m "a For the SD ring r. ade.

Extensive Arrangements for the Spring r. ade.
Our eulcs is H. splendid
W der for the reception Produce Dry Goods Groceries
We stored her frequently during the winter
has tobacco 1900 bags and 1890 erces and bbs
lard having pretty well worked of that branch OF
business present friends send
their Dry Goods Groceries. etc.
Warehouse the Canal has fcen thoroughly
tobacco. Oats
etc. order Cor every description Of Aer
chsndze Not being scted with any other bcdng
consider IL safe from fire. and effect insurance Mer
ehandize and Produce stored in it at low
We invite Dealers and shippers of Produce TO call at
Office and for themselves the rates which have ship
ped New Orleans New York, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore and
PITTSBURGH. during the past season.
So Once in Journal Ofes buildings Main and
Water streets. fsb4-d&wlm
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d. G. At L. p.

NXTHY ist often hear Ladies remark they amos
Wv invariably suited in Dry Goods Embichs when
tn other place. The fact is he always keeps
good Of goods hand and what is still i'm
portant sells them and uniform This
Editorial pun hut plain of fact yet do
take oi it, hut call and examine his goods
aud prices udthereby have the matter demonstrated
satisfaction His in the front building
Main three doors below Second. aug22
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, ANDTHE PUBLIC GEN.


DRUGGISTS, ANDTHE PUBLIC GEN.
ORALLY.
NTESSRS KELLER e. FARNSLEY would respect
vi fully return thanks thercustomers and the Pub
lie rally, for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method of Informing
their friends that they have purchased OF Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock ofBrUaS 81 Medicines. and
will continue carry the business in the house
mery occupied by him Main, between First and Sec
end sts where they will be pleased TO have their friend,
call and examine their stock. They ayeassociaed Mr
Isaac he Sho has been for years the principal Clerk
in Mr. Bells establishment, who will be happy atal
times 10 wait upon the old patrons, ofthe house.
pure Drugs allow rates and accommT dating terms
any ndueemcnt to the Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sicans respectfully invite them to CALL we have
hand sock of SOS 900. of well eected Drugs, and
will be constantly receiving additions 10 our present
supply and hope to offer such inducementsto WHOLE
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the necessity Of
their vis other Cities for the purpose purchasing
their supplies.
jyI5 KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO
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NNTE have hand Of the complete and de-
w srahle stocks OF Dry Goods found
market which We to all cash promp time buyers st
unusually hersh directly the
and in quality and
tety competition from of the markets in the
We feel thankful all Of old
feel well assured that make il tber interest we'll
that of all others buying II before purchasing
elsewh ociIs JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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HNREAr CHANCE FOR sPECULATION.-six Lots for
VI sale situated Evansville Just beyond the Railroad De-
pot Four have Frame Housson them
They well situated for residences
convenient business and only about one square from Main
fine speculation offered in these lots rs they are
Those wanting places residence or wish
ing fne opportunity Representation had better apply
rAbe residence For further particulars apply at this ONCE
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r. HYDE,s MARRIEYARD.

CORNER sEcoSp AND VINE STREET. EVANSVILLE. IND.
FSNHE undersigned would respectfully the citi
of Evansville and the public generally that he has
purchased the stock of No Vermont Marble of Mr.
Humphrey and is fully prepared III all orders for Monu
men Tomls Obesks Head and Foot Stones OF the bes,
orkmanshp aud the finest material Those wishing
suitable Monuments their deceased friends would 90 we'll
to give him call. All order promptly attended to.
7. HYDE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FUR eTArh
STOCK BANK NOTES.

yUyHE respectfully the citizens Of
this ci,v asd vicinity that he has just opened
we'll selected Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of -, a.,
French aud English Msrinos Paid DLainss half and all
xoo MACK pain Silks beached paif striped
ana solid cold Silks Dress Silks all colors Of
Founces Gross Maple and saeins; Fanne Opera Cloak
ings Liussys Bay States. Thybet plain and Fancy silk
Shaws kinds OF Blankets. Hoseries Gloves. Embroide
ries Coaks Of all styles and materials and multitude Of
other articles tedious TO mention.
my is small prof aud quick sales would ad-
those wishing their fall and winter supplies to IA
with a call. before purchasing elsewhere.
Especially would draw the attention of dealers and mer-
chant taors heavy choice stock Of Casne
and fancy Casimeres all eoors Of Broadcioths Over
coating Beaver Kereys Peteham WOOL silk
and Lni all kinds Tailors' Trimmings.
To those dealing Ready Made thing visit
in order examine the heany stock. which
SANITY keep hands and intend selling At Cincinnati prices
and terms
As these Clothing city under
own supervision able warrant better Mt and more
sewing than there be had other Market
n A. ANSPACHER.
noyS Main street one door below Branch Bank.
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JOIN. j. CHASDLBE- JAMES HARI
CHANDLER d HARLAN,

EOHN J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN.r. have
- associated themselves together in the practice
of law and will attend all business eanhdd to them One
both always be found their ONCE Locust
Sherwood House. counsel busi
Piom tion will lie given collie tisns
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ON WASHINGTON HOUSIs

ENOR SALE OR RENT.-This House. occupied by
n Woolsey Nelson. Auetoneers will be sold bargain
sold will he fo- For further particulars
enquire of Woolsey 4 Nelson
janI2-tr r. NURRIE. Owner.
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKrNeu

HMM NJ AISD OU00I w aNtN0!
NTESSRS. SATERLEE d Dt'GA RMO have now or
W. hand good assortment of and two hsrse Car
rages, Rockaways and Buggies, manufactured then
own shop after the most approved and modern styles
Messrs. y IL Dec. will promptly fill all orders for
tom work in the neaest and most substantial
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers either In
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
BlacS smith who does up the Iron work in style motto
be excelle6. apply
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AND FOR SALE

HNIVE Of Land the BoOnvl road bridge d
equally divided by the Canal. This desirable property
situated rapidly improving of the city offered for
sale easy For further particulars apply
eyS-tf ELLIOTT.
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GOLD WANTED.. We will pay one per cent Premmiu
w tor two thou sand dollars American Cold.
now MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
NNTOGD.0 cords Ash and Maple Wood for sale either
St canal bank or delivered. Apply to
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HOusE FURNISHING GOODS.

fNOLBURN & HERSHBERGER have open for ex-
animation large stock of House FURNISHING foods
and Hall Carpets of various and qualities Floor Oi
Cloths from Is feet wide Satin de LANES Wosted an
Cotton Damass and Bro HOLLANDS Tor Curtains
Muslin and Lace Curtains COrniess Curtain Pins aud sa,
Rods Mareilles Quilts Linen Damasks. Table Linen and
Towellng Piano and Table Cloths aud Bed Blankets OF all
sizes and qualities
tin which will warrant good as be found Also
All which will sell aslow
the quality be found this side of the Allegheny
Noun ains. Fosters Block. LIST ST.. near Main octzO
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NEW YORK MMISSION HOUSE.
7. THOMAS Ii. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, h'
"a South William street, New York.
DEtNG long established with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully socits consigD
ments ofa kinds Western Produce, which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale OF charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by .,f.
H. MAGHEE & CO..
feb20tf Evansville, Ind.
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&. s.PREsTON ACO

sQC0Rs.- LIS @l
h eask hne Pale Brandy; > \ ca.k, Poytwps;
d. Holland Gins cask Ma leria Wine;
do Old Sherry; reed and for sale ly
pkEST0N