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vTETrRANs on THE WAR OF lsI2-MEEr AT tn
A. w. JONES. 1t. Col Comfg.
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II osT-AT NIBLOs, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, A
III lasy's single stone diamond ring. The finder VIII
&c literally rewarded by returning IL 10
GS. HAYDoCK, 10 Maiden lane
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LOST AND FOUND.

~ OLD WATCH LOST LOST, IN ToMPKINs SQUARE
VI or vicinity, gold watch and chain, made BY !.
a. Samr ell Co., Liverpool No 1s,e0o. The finder win
rewarded leaving the at the hardware store
l7b Greenwich street.
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JUDGE HARRIS ON THE PBoH1BIroRr Law. =

JUDGE HARRIS ON THE PBoHIBIToBY LAW. -
Judge Harris charged the Grand Jury yester-
day morning (says the Express) at some length
in reference to the Prohibitory Law. He in
structed them that they were bound to enter
tain complaints for the violation Of the law,
and he advised its friends to make but few
complaints, and those against parties prepared
tn defend themselves, in order that the act of
the Legislature might be fairly and honorably
tested. He denounced the idea of forestalling
the decisions of the courts by legal opinions,
given by members of the bar, IN accordance
with the wishes of their clients. 1t was a
modern idea, he said, and decidedly demorali-
zing to decry laws as unconstitutional before
they were passed upon by the courts. He
said he could not agree with some Of his breth-
rem that the Grand jury had right to pass
over violations of the Prohibitory Law. He
concluded by remarking that whatever might
be the final decision of the courts in respect
to this particular Act, he had no doubt of the
competency of the Legislature to pass Pro-
hibitory Law Albany atlas.
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NUMBER 1913.

ANOTHER PADDY IN OFFIcE.-A raw Irish
man has been appointed superintendent of the
furnace in the Patent Office There were sev-
eral natives and firm supporters of the admin
istration applying for the appointment but pre-
ference was given to the Hibernian. We learn
there is a considerable stir among certain hum
CRY Office seekers, and much Indignation is
manifested in consequence of this selection:
What else could be expected? The foreigners
claim to have carried several States in favor of
the administration, and does any one suppose
they are not to have portion of the spoils?
They vote fof this reward. If the American
party were to promise them office, they would
vote with them Aner Organ.
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CO.PARTNEIISIHEP.

TIME undersgned have this day formed Co-partner
ship under the style and firm Of GEo. FOSTER q Co
Ter the Transaction ofa general Ferparding and Gem
;.,;.n r. and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun
r atreats and near the Depot of the Evansville and
'CrrwfordsViIe Railroad, where they will have ample
ee and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
lPreduce ana Merchandise.
'rkey will give special care to eitacr ey
River Railroad, CaHal or Wagons, and willfoEWard
promptly at tho lowest rates.
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
saIe sf Produce OF Groceries in this Market and solicit
erdsrs for the purchase of Sugar and Moassos on me
sCsast az ne will be in the South during ihe
winter. -
@.ysiI.n.ts...ss ~ N. w. FOSTER.
"-oP1o'P~ GEO.FOSTER,
txs.,.M w. AIKMAE.
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tFThe board of Directors of the Ohio &c
Mississippi Railrord Company, yesterday, cleo
ted VIM Glenn, Esq, President. The Board
now consists ofthe following persons:
William Glenn, Samuel Trevor, Henry G.
Lord, j. S. Niles, Thos. Phillps,C. W. West,
F. Linck, Jethro Mitchell, G. w. CofntC A.
Cassidy, John c. Macy and Samuel B. Keys, oi
Cincinnati; Thomas Gaf, John Cobb, Johr
Ross and NJ w. Shields, of Indiana; s B. Par.
sons, of::St. Louis; S. S. M. Barly and W. Il
Aspinwall, of New York. Gin. Com.
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HORRIBLE DEATH-A Pittsburg coalboat
man was burued to death night before last on
one of the boats lying at the towhead above
the city. When found his body was burned
to crisp. 1t is supposed that he was asleep
and was at first rendered insensible by SMOKE
His remains were forwarded yesterday TO Fltts-
burg. He is said to have been young mar
| ef sobristy M excellent charsctsr.-l Lop Vouy
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CAPTURE OF AN AMERICAN BARK AT PoRT-
AU-PRINCE AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF ARMS
A correspondent writing from st. Thomas,
under date Of Oct. 21st, says:
1.-THE American bark Amelia, of New York,
commanded by Capt. Peter Swensen, arrived
lat Port-au- Prince on the Oath ult., last from
st. Josepkfsj Florida, with a large and valua-
BILE cargo of arms and ammunition-Sidney
Oaksm;th as supercargo. The Amelia with
her entire cargo, (valued at $1o0O00) consist
| ing of cannon rifles revolvers, sabers clothing
and in fact everything necessary 10 equip a
small army, was seized by Joseph N. Lewis
Esq; United States Counsul agent at Port-au-
Prince and by him turned over to the Hay
ten Government for safe keeping. Captain
Swensen, on application for the release of his
vessel, offered to make oath to the following
facts: That he had been the sole and only
Icommander of the bark since December. 1854,
during which time he is alone responsible for
all her nsactions; that her cargo was re-
Iceived as follows: One schooner load at VIII
liamsburgh, in December, 1854; few casks at
Brooklyn, in January, 1855; two lighter loads
at sam, place in February and, in May last,
three -fourths of the cargo of bark Magnolia
was put on board in the Harbor of st. Josephs,
Florida. During that time he had no officer
on board, and received all the cargo personally,
that none of his crew are acquainted with the
destination or object of the enterprise. Mr..
Lewis refused to release the vessel, and would
not permit the affidavit to be filed in his Office.
The vessel had no clearance from any port,
and put into Port-au-P Prince for water and
provisions. We understand Mr.. Sidney Oak
smith, the supercargo, stands mute.'
1t will be remembered that the Amelia
made her escape some time since from the au-
thorities at Florida, when the Magnolia was
taken possession of by the Government. The
latter vessel has been since sold, with her cargo
at Mobile, for violating the laws of the United
States. 1t is reported that the United States
ship St. Louis, which left Philadelphia a few
days since, has been dispatched to Port-au-
Prince to take possession of the vessel and
cargo and bring them to the United States.
IN T. Tribune.
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'GBt 9ailg yonrnaL
Fsu+ Teachers Dsvoured by Cannibals in one Of
the South Sea Islands

The missionary ship John Williams, named
after the heroic martyr of Eromanga, has re-
Gently completed a voyage among the New
Hebrides and other Westerly groups. Among
the news she brings are some items of encour-
lagement and others ofgreat sorrow. The jour:
nal of the voyage says:
After run of ten days from Samoa, we
reached the island Of Aneitum. The mission
aries, Messrs. Geddie and Inglis; had nearly
completed a census of the population. 1t con-
profess Christianity; the remaining /, 400 hea-
thens so scattered that thev possess little iniu-
ence. A considerable band ofnatives and four
Samoans assist the missionaries. Thirty
schools are now in operation, and about 500
persons under instruction.
At Tana where the work had been broken
up by the ravages of smallpox, we again land
ed teachers who were received by q loud shout
of 10y.
We were delighted with the improved ap-
pearance ofthings at Eromanga. The teachers
had been i'll, nevertheless the work went for
ward. Since the last voyage the number at
tending religious services had even more than
doubled:
On reaching the Island of Fate, the distress
ing news was brought on board that some oi
the teachers with their wives, left there on theil
last voyage, had been barbarously murdered
Only nineteen days after they were landed un-
der the most cheering circumstances, the two
Raratonguan teachers and their wives were
murdered to furnish materials for horrid can
nibal banquet. The real reason of this sud-
den act of cruelty could not be learned.
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MILLS, AFRO MATIC STOM
an a AN maMLSa WINE. III
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

order may be able TO devote my time more part
Y iarIy 20 the Iron HEAVY HARDWARE part ef
husnss disposed of part of my interesttn the
ssry house Mr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who VIII co
A. the stand the style of ORR DALzELL
Co With Of everything in the Grocery
lins his opportunity Of retaining my sincere
the house for the
and respectfully ASK
ths ts &c their rs aRdI would
40 ths very pay all gentlemen, that they Aeed
Ass ss.s asL 'Is1sas = isss 'Ai' A'N's SAMUEL ORR
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mas. RRAY &c PENNINGTON,

M sorFULLY infor tbs citizens Of Evansville and
IL a vicinity they have formed partnsrsnip IN the
prAetise Of Msdicinr aad surgery.
esatary aud bsoOe familiar With the diseases ne-
10 hope their and sue
sess will sntitls them share OF pgbtie patron
Their Firsr street setweep main aaa locust
Once where eiths of both et Aen NAY oe
ssnsaltsd unless absent protest. oRai hssiAsss
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EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT!u

EXTENSION OF PAGES PATENT!U
NTOTICE Ia hereby sven the public that the patent on
~ PAGES PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW ELL has oeen ex-
tended years from July l6th 1855 All persons
found violating frngng the same IN maj
ing using vending will be proceeded against IN aeeor-
~ ~ GEORGE PAGE, Patentes.
Tbeundersigned having the right for large
norton Of the Territory est and South would announee
hey prepared heretofore, to NIL all orders of
PORT ABLE CIRCULAR SAW MlLLs-each OF our es-
for thsiF reapeetive any niorma
ton regard Mills Patent sstnily gwen
KI&GSLAHD a FERGUSON,
Phenix FouAdry.
R0LLIN CLARK.
af CLARK Renfrsw Co. q Eagle Foundry,
...s-arda~ 81. Louis. No.
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NAVED O-NEIL,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

nj h RC ID "A LOhi
Second street, between Main and Locust.
$KMAs rssvedaad opened dne assortment Of Cloths
81 dinerent c0ors Oassmeres of hae quality an the
styles with the richest Ysstngs such IS plain and
velvets satins silks &c. with goods Tor bus,
Sssg All these goods the best quality and hand-
this city Ny old eustoers
80 citire ms rensFally invited examine them
orepared with workmen TO make goods in
waRraet fits IN all cases sepizu
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GA certain cockney once defined love to
be nothing more than an insane desire to pay
woman's board.
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CTGAaa AND TOBACCO STORE OF

|IACOR SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET. fsT Cd.
- TO- Schaener &. SehroedeF's old sIa"d1
n KES1ECT FULLY infeFm the citizens of Evansville
and surronnd country thatl bavetak en- the above
fard determined continue the same business, and
iiI on hand the choice Havana Cigars
Tobacco tho bes brands that Eastern markets af
ord xlss SNUFF and Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds Mer
TaSaum China and Wooden Pipes 81 qftstzes and qua!
as nj the prices at Wholesale and Retail
Myienxthv experience in the business conVinees mt
5.HH1sdf, T.hars IF nuhlie patronage, lsp1 If
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THEODORE FRANKE,S
INCINN Att YEINls EST ENT,

Che and opposite Henry Lutz Groes-
ry Evansville. Indiana.
MSANoY Dyer steam Scourer Refnher of Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for Mr.. Teasdale'
New York Dye House. n.
Woollen Orare Cashmere Shaws Of descrip
ton an every kind OF stuns ae-
10 patterns them equal to he
spots stains from Silk Dresses in dry inou
tans in silk and Woollen Toe de Tersse and Tulles
s.r Ystss ostIs-IYd&W
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CINCINNATI PAPER WAREROUsE.
VHNHE undersgned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite tAs
attention dealers and TO their large ana
varied stock Of Papers. Our arrangements with eastern
dealers such that enabled to
on hand stock of Caps and Letters
pIain and ruled; Flat Demys Mediums Royals and
Super Blank Book Papers, by FlAner
a smith, and other first class manufsctursr. m
agents the best Printers Cards. and Essp on
hnnd At all times compiets stock of Prnters' Papers of
every description. LigAtbodys Book and News Inks;
McCyeary's Colored Inks, VArnsh and Gold Size.
We hE1d. in large stock OF the pest
drinier Book Paper and supply GO
most any extent with regular Sizes and irsgua sss'
m he % order on short notice.
highest market price IN casn ior hsE Dag
gang NOPe NIXON & GOODMAN,
whola..Ia Paner Dealers Manufaeturers' Agents.
..nfi II and 79 Walnut ST.. Cincinnati.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely reAted and refurnished IT, ana Is prepared
to entertan the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good steek car
riages to let. -,
The stable is large clean aud welllocated, and good
in attendance ParticuaTattennor
viii A nat to the care Of horses left with him for keep
ue and In all respects the public Ia ldnd the Sher
wood House good Hotel. fjys-ul j. A. 8YERS.
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TENNEYA sORENsON

'wMoLwsALE DHALEKs GRocEhIEs AND LIQUORS. coRhkh
wAreR sTs,, EvANsvfLLE. IND.
MNE this day formed
the purpose OF doing Wholesale grocery And Liaaok
EavinK sueesedsd the business Of Messrs An
Ho their stock and made additions 80 mske
able offer good
Fok CASH any house in Evsnsvs OF any ssL n tAe
West. sSGvrNanN
rian9 Fl .. sum
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WV BACON &c CO. have removed 10 MAin street. be-
tvsen and First Sta, next door TO Hanock q
ssoaAr Drag Store nearly epROsit: the Branch Bank
wkere thev will all their old ana
atsthe s.auaint.nce mauy pleased to
call They would their thanks for the very
xyen receive OF
Gr...r3as = o'P'-s jARls-Iy
MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH BIT
TERS MgLLSs WINE RHCTERSs
NNaESE preparations have been ions aud known
vsntAtve Of and ague and similar diseases eon-
1rSs1 TENSEY l. soRENSoN.
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IRON RAILING.
WNHH uude:saed has the for the sale OF new
H beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. WIN roahu
wrought rods fEures put in great VARIETY
Sizes which will sell st Cincinnati prices ADDING
Th;s is substantial hsn other
k;rd i'm use Those wishing Railing enclose ssmesey
lots yards paIIas. etc. viii dc well to give me
call. -
FREES ,ren VI so" - ." F'i NJ A. LAWRENCE.
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
wNOR grinding wheat and aAd a other substances
Genuine Brand Boiling Cloths. and Betting Of
Our assnt R. Monroe: is authorised 70 sell the above
articles at our ncnnat prices. including freight
OalatJ R. Monroes Family Grocery corner OF YAK anu
sGeTsa ssIso.f JAMES BRADFORD CO.. cineinnssi o.
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mrnRAGK WANTRD.

Vvyu,s ,rspsr.d 20 store Fire Prsof WArshouss
w nny quAatsy Grain. Produce or AereAansise OF
the msstlibsral terms. ....,.. -. .;Il
Ifouaeheid Furaisura Agricultural
Of goeds liable 70 damage from damp or
ruat .-nu \
q loEEsr when desired. - W .,a
Warshouae iseatsd eorRer Loevst ssrest ans an
1ana and sonveniens fer singing 6y Kvs1% sa-
Is.i~ta rovI GEO. FOSTER II CO.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODMAN
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS 00k AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
III a N k B o ok aPorsj
SMITH 4 PETERS GUT CARDS = CARD SHEETS
LightbOdy's Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS. etc., etc.
SALES ROOMS, II 70 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI, o.
Where they every variety paper adapted to ths city
nd aeountry and she materials employed Us manu-
ctur hest - -
GT0RQE W. DAY, BkowE nATLAcK
DAY x MATLACK,
Wholesale DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No, 80 PEARL STREET.
.,n4sma CINCINNATI. o.
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THR aYsTERY SOLVED.

MUDGING the crowd Of susto taat n1vs eeen
81 vsinE friend Embe for the past Two wsek
wers that he Gas the saying 10 In com
srsa by the board and in
thsrssf saeriEee but on further enqu
happy to our readers no'
x. m As now hana full assortmsnt OF Spri1g
x - -. -. ...h - ri. stors apI4
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DIR. IF. I'D. MGLLER,

DIR. IF. I'D. MGLLERs
OF PHILADELPHIA,
wyHo graduated in Germany and France sne ear give
the best testimonials from Professor in the ntee
oers his the citizens Of Evansville and
Physician He will particular aention 20
FEMALE COMPLAINTS -,
Tr Moccr invites those perscn mieted with disease 30
call ana Anybody troubled WITH onr1nse oneasee
Tnaamation KidneV Urethra, lnhammatory
Diseases Of the Bladder and Syphilis. WIN be
a = the NoeharFs for the nrst VISIT
Once Garner Sycamore and Thirdsts once hours rsm
II A. NJ. till evening r,,p~rps
Tho. Mutser Prof. of Surgery;
Sam.i Jaoksou Prof. Of Theory and Frassiosi
O. D. Meigs Prof. Of Midwifery
n Gilman Prsf. of Midwifery;
Js. ~ Smith Prof. ofTheory and Praetios;
II. D. Bulky. IA. ID. W. uas,,~.,
Thoa Hun N D., Albany. n. II .,.~
'ixSo1 N0s'"' - agt11-H
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WM. REILLY,
WH0LEsS L E. SSB RET3lL sGRSsf GR9GkE zIbsSn1 aNn

respectfully ksfrends and the public
Vicinity that haypR based the interest,"
senior psrtaer in che l.s ar VI Reilly ss
this OppoVtuRi ereteFsins thank. for
and inendsto spare tT to merit
a ee Of ie20-ly WILLIAM BELLY
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IE0e1Sg CLOCKS! AT WHOLESALE
BY BITTROLFF d SONS,

sTREET RhTWKEN FIKsT AND bKVWNWs
essFs EVANSVILLE. IND.
last large supply OF eight DAY and
NV tAirty hsur clocks direct fire. IA the manufactured
syery style wood and iron -ases which We
wse dealers low as the same Arsueiss can ps
rood stock hand ant think we can make IL
10 the sounry dalsrsto their eeeks o. u.s.
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'PLaTEn WARE.

inst received from the manufacturer, an as
~ sortment of Plated Wars. such al table and tea
forks butter knives sstIa hns aAd aeaqtitn
whioh We will sell at Eastern pEtssa sad Farrah
b ): plated en- esnuine Aihasa metal merry an
fe NatE ss. fSs. fst k<d.
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NOTIONS! NOTIONg.!

wHLowRK vases tbermo travelling com panion.
beas ondsn SEA Ing eight ana ter key'd Fr:neh
fae French harI dolls marbles; toys tea
sets pert nsnasiss combs Superior needles Pni .ocsn
chess Emersoh's raxsr saps toilet
PES AAd battle doors together Etn
vArisy 81 he"'Ai 1ndsr ODD Pslows Hall. First st.
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D-s.A,DERsON, MERCHAMTTAILOR.

DIS. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.
On First street. between Main and Sycamore.
WWAS 6ne assortment of Cloths Cassimeres Vest
ings etc ct. . which he is prepared TO make in the
styles and at short notice be viii warrant
by long perenee in the tusanss 60 De
sbIe 10 five He has also hand fine
Msrino. Undershirts and Drawers with hns shrts
Collars made in the best manner with Gentlemens
Goods generally he invites his old
nc the public generally to call. declo-d
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NEW YORK COMMTSHON HOUSE.
THOMAS He MAGHEE,
wEsrrRE PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSIONS
MERCHANT,
"a South William street, New York,
DEING longe established with an extensive connection
in the above business respectfully solcits consign
ofa kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
and personal attention at the lowest possible
scaIe of charges Particular will be bestowed OF
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J.H, MAGHEE & CO.,
schoOtf Evansville, Ind.
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Mrvu AuAsHIN ETNN HOTEL.

TwNUE OF have removed from their
ON Main street. their Hotel just finish
% House. where they are eparcd 70
and all others who may see
a. 40 ali them in much superior than
r past pectiuy solicit contnu-
ofths shall all our mer-
H. Our viii be the best the market AFFORDS ana oar
Coed 5sabii aad Wagon Yard kept foEeogntry custom
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Wm. K. NTcGREW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
once in the Crescent City Bank" Building.
WILL faithfully all business entrusted to him
M my25
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BOARDING AND SALE STABLE.
a COOK has rented Of Peter BuPk the hne brick sta
N. bic second street between Main ana Locust
will week at the lowest prices
In proportion the expense Of feed
"a COOKS Family Grocery.
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stock OF Boots and Shoes
HFNDRIC & mcREAa

ressived their stock Of Bcots ana Shoes
II amh,.sinT eyery style BuyiEg directly from New
@ enabled to sell as low ss any
in the est They invite dealers to call aad
rchasing making our business exeu-
sioeIy we are enabled to show greater oisJl
ep25-tf
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@. h. @ A N p q CUT
wholesale Dealers In
HATS CAPS, AND FANCY FURB'
f9T MAIN STREET, CISGIEEAr,
INV fuli Stock and making and receiving fres
supplies OF all kinds of
and Bows Black. and Tan Color anc fearl
SOFT HATS-FUR AND WO CL;
Cloth, silk Plush, Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys.
RUFFAEO ROBES;
WOLF AND FANCY o BEbj
LADIES FANCY FURs.
HATTERs' FURs, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
YMNo which we would call the attention Of Dealers ans
Country Merchants before purchasing as We are Pre-
p@rsa 70 SoetsISxv1 O. B. CAMP 4 CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-03

JUST RECEIVED
ANEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
IoNsTsTfNG of Bounets descriptions. slso bssut-
N tui embroidered MantilaS. Parason' Emhroloefes,
1heh we invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
4 .~..4 h.txeen Main and Locust opposite Dr. Bray
residence. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-03

no THh CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENrl CAY AND ALLlNOlS.
gAs SAUNDERS. Civil Eaginssr. hsviHg taken sP his
aD abode Of Kvausville w9ald resrscnlly an
southern portion Of Indiana.
faadsky Aad Illinois he Is prepared 70 iurnsa
Estima work Of description
20 his proeson Water WORKS Drainage Of
land npke Plaak OF other Reads the In
prevsm at Of Rivers avigasion ,es, ete
Tsstiranals Of ability fren B. wison E.s; Chsi sn-
sf Ind George Duan of Bsdford, lndi H.
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