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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-07-11

j. u HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY.
Merchant xailors.
THIRD Street, bstsoeen Main and johnson.
kEOKUK. IOWA.
Have just received, It their Fashionable Tail.
= oring and Furnishing Establishment, choice
- sxesllsnt supply Of Broadcloths, Cassilneres.
NeGGngs, and Centlemen's Furnishing Goods of
III descriptions. and guarantee that their WORK
ahaJ1b - done In the most approved aid satisfac-
tssy 0ansss. They are constantly receiving the
Nov York and Philadelphia Fashions, and re-
peetfully solicit III who desire good work and
- best nsssfial tn give them call.
HUTCHINSON q DEWEY.
Apsii 5, 1855. dly
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G. OBERToP,
~ EEPsa stock ofFsmIi, Groceries avsriety -
n Toys, an assortment II MnsIcai instri
m~nts for sale on Main street, bet ~esn second
aud third. [nsr23sa
Meat Market.
THOMAS CROSS notifies the public that he
! will open Meat Stall on Sd street. in the
house of II. w Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware room, where he hopes to receive share OF
public patronage. THOS. CROSS.
Feb %, 1859. dif
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THE Machinery foi merly used in the EACH
: FAcroRy,r consisting Of a rATESr PLANNING
MACHINE Of superior quality. Also apparatus
for manufacturing Doors, Blinds, Sash. Ac., con-
siseing Of Saws, Boring and Mortcing Machines
order and OF the most At proved styl"
o. f. K. 4 ID. w. FORD.
Ksokuk. June 18th, 50. DIT WIN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29
Last Sunday evening coal boat con

- Last Sunday evening coal boat con-
tanning 1900 bushels Pittsburgh coal, for one
of the Tennessee coal mines, was sunk on the
Falls at Louisville, while passing down.
- The fast packet Rainbow may be ex-
pccted from Louisville this morning. She will
take run to Henderson, then be ready to re-
turn to Louisville. Travellers will find the
Rainbow an excellent and swift boat.
- The good packet VIM. Garyin will be
here tomorrow or Monday evening from
Louisville, and after few hours absence to
Henderson, will start to Louisville. She has
fine Accommodations, and is good runner. She
was detained over day her last trip, by her
crew deserving her just as she was ready for
start-a trick that the crews of steamers are
again renewing to make extortiOns even above
the present exhorbitant rates.
Adams, being unable by the icO in the Missis-
sippi to continue in her old trade, is now max
ing trip to New Orleans, and if not already
down when this appears, may be expected to-
dayI from LOUISVILLE
-C Capt. Bunce has sold his interest in the
new and large steamer Opheha, to Capt. Hol-
croft and Mr. Houston, of the Rainbow. They
have changed her name to Diamond, and she
was to have left Louisville last Thursday for
New Orleans. We hope she may prove sue
cessful boat, and owned by the lucky men of
the Rainbow, she can scarcely fail of success
- The steamer n. w. Graham last week
while on her way from Vicksburg to New Or
leans, loaded with cotton, had 600 or 700 bales
thrown overheard by the breaking of her
guards and hog chains The cotton may be
.ss4 fFfE 81
saved. sfJA
The A. l.. Shotwell laid hereall yeSteT-
day afternoon taking in freight, and did not
make a very big hole in the piles on the whar
at last There is plenty more left.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

How Gov, SHANNoS CHARA cTERIsEs MUIR
DER.-Gov. Shannon says he is determined
to protect the unotfending people of the Ter
ritofy from lawless violence" The way he
proposes to do this, says the Albany Journal,
is to shield the murderer of Young Dow by
'imprisoning, under a false charge ofcri1des the
witness necessary to convict him. His pro
lection is extended to those who shed inno-
cent blood, and his co-operators are those who
deem it virtue to shoot down men opposed
to slavery. $50 5 ssa SH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

0eTOur last st. Croix (Minnesota) Union
says: Eve saw an icicle yesterday down at
McKasick's mill race which was eighteen or
twenty feet long, and in some parts between
four and five feet in diameter. 1t was the
king oficicles."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

6rThe revival of the fashion of wearing
hoops is attributed to notions of Millerism.
When the general conhagration arrives these
garments will serve for balloons, and by in
Producing little hydrogen, the ladies will
go up ike rockets and leave dull man be-
hind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

O- The largest reading room in the world
is now nearly completed, in the British Mu-
scum. 1t is circular, 40 feet in diameter, and
lao in height. The tables viii accommodate
nearly, four hunlr rea1srs. The wrought
iron book cases will contain 10000 volums.
The cost Of the room viii be about $5o0,o00.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

OF 1t is understood that the dress making
business is about to be incorporated with coop
ering. A number ofactive coOpers will be re.
,quired to hoop the ladies' petticoats; the model
offemale elegance being now molasses or beer
barrel.sg 4.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

II OTThe Alabama Legislature has passed a
billgranting loan of $500, 900 to the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

ora German named Es&stein was found
dead in his stable near Rockford, Ind, on the
18th instant. His wife stated that he had
been kicked by horse, but the marks on his
person indicated that he had been killed by a
man. A German who was living with him has
fed. ..-,...--.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

rBy advertisement it will be seen Messrs.
Hendricks & McIiea have another arrival of
Boots and Shoes. These are worthy of pub
lic attention. They can be and will be sold at
low prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

0TLoreazo Pedroa, wealthy dealer in hay,
salt &c., in. New Orleans, was robbed fort
night ago of S25, 600 in cash. Two Of his
clerks have been arrested on charge of hav-
ing committed the robbery. -ssaae1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

0r We call attention to Mrs. Kollenburgs
advertisement of Toys, &c. for sale at auction.
This will afford an admirable opportunity for
the purchase of Toys for New Years presents
asgreat bargains will be offered. Mrs. h. is
about retiring from business, and has already
rented her stand, SO that everything will be
sold without reserve.
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G8t Dsilp SuHrrak,
: LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
- - ~
a. Correction.

We have been notified that the change of
time on the E. and c. Railroad will take place
on Tuesday, January 1st, instead Of next Mon
day This correction has been. made to cor
respond with the change Of time on the Terre
Haute and Richmond Railroad, which will
take place on Tuesday. By this change of
time on our Railroad, there will be during the
remainder of water but one train day, and
our mail will arrive little after o'clock IN
the evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29
ADMINaSTRATRIX,s SAFE.

undersigged AdministIatrix of the estate of Pat
N r,eS Lyon deed, will sell. at his late residence in
Township vanderburgh county Friday the day
Of January next, the following personal property:
Two thousand bus els Of cribs of oxen
milck head Of young oatsle. colt horse II
fatenmg hogs % stock hogs stacks of hay lot OF sheaf
furniture. beds and besding. etc =
credit six months will be given all sums sver shres
dollars the purchaser giving note with security vaiV
ing relief. - ELIZABETH LYON
deci4-dtw3 Administrative
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

Or We refer those Of bad eye sight to the
advertisement of Brazilian Pebble spectacles.
These spectaclesare indispensable to bad eyes,
and theirmerlts have already been fully tested
in this city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

sa 0E5-CoPeland's Exchange Bank is prepared
to discount good paper; pays from to 10 per
cent interest on special deposits. Bank on
First street near Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

o-The Directors of the Northumberland
anu durham District (Eng) Bank have order
ed all their employees, who adorn their face
with moustache, to shave or resign.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

-Somc of our folks We're yesterday filling
their ice houses. The ice was nearly four
inches thick and clear as crystal. @s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

or The weather moderated very consider
ably yesterday. There was small attempt
at rain, BIT It proved fath IT unsuccessful.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

W Boston, has 5000 more females thar
males. Chicago has about $1,000 more male
than females. a911i
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WASHfNGT.1N Dec. 26.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.
Secretary Marcy responded as follows to
Parker Ii. French's letter transmitting creden-
tials as Minister frem Nicaragua:
81 am directed by the President to reply to
your Communication that he has not yet seen
reasons for establishing diplomatic intercourse
with The person who now claims to exercise
the political power in the State of Nicaragua.
Those who were chiefly instrumental in sds=
pending or overthrowing the former govern
ment of that State were not citizens belong
ing to it; nor have those citizens or any con-
siderable part of them, so far as is now shown
here, expressed their approval or acqnescence
in the present condition of political affairs in
Nicaragua. Until such shall be the case, the
President does not deem it proper to receive
you or any one as a minister to this Govern
ment duly appointed by the Supreme Governs
ment of Nicaragua f5tFfsa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29
STEAM MILL FOR 50
c-YavYrr7 FOR AGf

UncnA - n-obose to zsI, :. BARGAINi
n = Hcated 40 riIs~ entire Mill Mill
sld Posey county. in from Evansviile at Sprin9-
'r1 Tbs ,siiowine arr 4siness.
Inc in teaz a. The items One Up right Saw,
GUS P,Tr, lumber day; Circular Saw FMS
and hing in good order: yoke
2 Wagons Chains; Blacksmith Shop and Tools;
Dwelling with two enemeRts each: Stables
nt pIes. All of the above arestanding
acres of Land which is included Ase IS good Poplar
Trees standing ia miles from the NH.
All Of the above sell for the fu Df 90 ooo
which We take in whole IL part Real Estate in EvaR
Vigfe. ae fair vaiuation. -.
Fer farther particulars ING nize at the Mill.
novz2 d2w&Wtf e. g. d. Atf1%iN-
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER

AKRlN All OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER.
-s- es 9-eee New ORLEANS, Dec 26
BY the arrival Of the Daniel Webster yes
terday we have San Juan dates to the 10th,
and San Francisco dates to the 9th inst.
The rainy season had set in.
The Indian war in Oregon still continues.
The markets, are quiet. Provisions dull,
with declining tendency.
The STIR Of the West left San Juan for New
York on the Goth, with S5o0oO0. s 3,
,ct The affairs at Nicaragua have been settled.
Col. Walker has received 100 men by the
Sierra Nevada. pa -lpa4 asa raa
-.,..- LATER FROM MEXICO.
'''- New ORLEANS, Dec. &c.
s7 The steamship Texas has arrived, with
dates from Vera Cruz to the I'D and from Mex
leo to the 18th inst, r
Alvarez has resigned and is succeeded by
Commonfort. Alvarez has gone south.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-29

COAL FROM THE BOOIAM MINES.
Wis superior article Of Coal is nS% ready delivery
from the city ding All orders LEFT at the Com pany
ONCE corner Sycamore and First will be
attended to. as foliovs:
Orders left before IL o'clock NJ delivered day
Orders left after that hour and before O'Clock P
ltyered before day.
The Comp also furnish
on the K. and q. Railroad az follows:
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81. q. rHQPER 4. co.

HAvN repaired and rented their PORK House. slaugh-
tering Packing Establs hnent, Evansville, lad
prepares do ythns in their line of business il
he style. use e. " sons psssat sc M
Tank which the best known JOE turning tns ona OIL
the hog. such 81 heads, etc. to profit. -. p
They will the highest prices for the hog or IT'S
They are in the trade buy sell the whole part
They pack commission otherwise for merchants
faT Spectators. -,
H. c. COOPER will all times be found at his post either
the Pavilion Hotel or the Pork House. Come on
dae3 kyr4
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On. EVERsoN.s HEALTH RESTORATIVE,
Anti OYsnentic and Anti ilinna Pills

Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Bilious Pills,
A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIC entirely vegetablsi
mild and pleasant in their action they improve the
petite and give to the digestive and obvate
tiveness Piles. Headache and all Bilious Disorders Cocs
etc. Wholesale and retail by J, D. PARK,
W. w. ROBERTS, Indianapolist
Proprietor WIN. L. INVERSION, NJ. D., Ne. u So. sias
xset Ph.ladelphia. nsv7- d4 waR
TO THE LADIES.
THBs. MCKAY late of Cincinnati invites the attention
w of the Ladies of Evansville her Store whore
they will md variety Gaps and other useful articles
First street. opposts GOss'ns Jewelry Store deco 20
COTTON RATTING.--1oO bales for sale by
~ 3. e GILBERT & CO.,
deole-du Sycamore Water.
WvORI TABLE, CUTLERY-In sets Of 81 pieces ank
IN single sets " pieces Ivory Knivesfor SILVER Flo
" ry GErVefs and Stsels fet sale by
dseIld, GHAS. s. WELLS.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
.RRIvALs AND DEPARTURES.

FRIDkT. 2sth.
MAGSoLiA-fm Cincinnati to Nashville.
GRANITE STATE--fm Cincinnati to New Orleans
WM GAKvGN-fn Louisville to Henderson.
J. BELL-fu Cincinnati TO WABASH.
A. L. SaoTwHLL-fm Louisville to New Orleans.
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WH0LESALE DRY GOODS.

$50 -ef4 Nv al ID L. Is Al INA n eEO DSs
WWTE have hand of the most 60 piee and oe
wv sirAble everything in the DRY GOOOS hAe
Market which onsr 20 all casa
remarkably low rates Our goods
with tia snaty style ana
willing duplicate the bills Of regular
shouse OF the Our stock assists in para
the following articles: f
Bro bleached muslins coths oassitntes
inseys Innings silks satns. vevets vestiaKs
eoburgS alpaoas lanes hats
b,nne ribbons umbrellas eAmies bags sxtehsls
Together large Of Motions OF all
sfron Yankee clock cambria n%sd1s GIso large
of rlf- 81
* ~ y,
rot m exprsssy trade aRd % entire ais
faetiot call before purchasing eisswbeie
ehaIge nothing showing goods ashte the
AT fsr z,fIipg them JOHNSON & FRENCH
Hainstrset. I'd door "a eve State Bank.
ep2s sic Evansville. Iva.
nNRUIT TR EES-Just recsiy fro Spring Ollie
alot Of Peach Trees containing Iot varieties best bin
fer sals By z-f novH GRANT CARSON.
SATIYRTTE.- sfesa.ses
a. ~ { Black Sakinett.
80 Cadet Stri ped Sarnstt. "a .sis -.
do Printed do. l.es this day sna for sefs
abyesmssts RaE# EWaEa aEe JAMES LOW a co. -
desiB-d&w ala Main sirest, Louisville. E@.
-ssl1stsss eas11 irsssre7 't Esfs-f77sa 80
E&3&8 p 81 a -
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CHRTSTrFAs rs COmING,

FHNHE has iustreceyed stock of neyecs
n Wilt cheaper Persons Wishing
ythng her will do well give her call as she
will business after New Year. She will sell
cheaper be bought other in the city for
cash. L. h0LLEN BEh0,
decII-dsw Main street. between First and ssce-
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ORANGES AND LEMONS "A fresh lot Just reed b
" decl5-dsf TENNY & oRENSoN
NEW LAW BOOK.
McDONALD'S TREATISE.

IN PREsS-and shortly be published. in one volume
we'll printed line white paper ana sdhstan
LIally bound treatise on the e-s ~
AND PEACE, AND CON-
f5tr STABLES. IN INDIANA, .e-.
Forms which subjoined Observations
the Law Not and Bills the Domestic ke-
latons Eviienee etc. by DAVID MCDONALD Esq
This work long needed by this Officers. Lawyers and
The of the Author
fathfal Digest Of the Laws relating the
subject which will be reliable authority. %
declI DIV IA. w. DERBY, Cincinnati, o..
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MOLE NEWS FOE TiIE - DEE.

TUSF received the East supply
y Winter Goods which invite the Ladies give
in.snd to sell cheaper than the cheapest
We would call particular
Plaids French aud English Nernos Cashmere De LANES
Opera Rlanne. Embroideries Cashmere Robes ssmethng
new) Kid Gloves, Wool Hose Of all eoors
ul lot of Ladies' Collars Chemsettes Sleeves. etc. etc.
all of which will be sold the reduced prices Cali
call. osl. noY2i R0sER. BRoTHER Frey.
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ROSE CLARK,
FANNY FERNS LAST BOOK! fraa
a. FRESH supply per Rainbow to- day at : An
"A asets-dtf SAMUEL LISTERS Book Store.
MARBLE WORKS r.

mARBHE WORKS REMOVED.
S Ia inform TO s sss
also received large l3t o. hne HEB viii
practical and ril se a,tssG1 to
style Monuments, Tombs, Head and Foot
MGGf M S
line of business to give me call
Particular attention will be given to orderssent
Tomb stOnssin the safest
All work warranted. nOvlsa JOHN HYDE.
JUST RECEIVED.
y DOE Goal Holds, SO pair Fire Irons. ass'd; aa
deco sS par ~ anu Tf' BABcooK BROS
EaRsE POWERS AND ST 4sss r. s:
the Pennsyva@a 4horse Powers and ThreshsTs Eperys
eo OurPOs,s all Of which We are selling at
BOOTS. SHOES, &c.. FOR The
HOLIDAYS!
j ssors.Sn rrspsrssiGn TiE oLLIDAYs. complete
Boots, shoes and slippers,
of the description aselI Of the suali-
ties for Gents Ladies aud Boys ana Girls These FOODS are
by other in the city
goods. Also isrEe lot of s97
LEA ERS;
sole French French skins Lihings. Bind
ings. ToppDgs Gerta Perehs Webs Threads sPAra6les
aud Call and examine for Sold
low for cssh deeIl-di IL. ]. HART.
WINDOW SASH.
WA have received of Window Sash, diff
w ferent Dimensions commonly used. viii sell low
sepi2H 'sfIENNE1 sohENSoN'
0A BALES extra heavy Gpnnisson eonsienmsnt and
DST for salelow by eel5tf JOHN BCRTls
GNIEARS.-Imported Havana Cigars the brands,
a. sra la--rtsz .ssI11l M MIEBSCHS.a Il
novIs FirstStreet. opposite Pos4 Office.
A CCoRDFONs AND FLUTINA A splendid as<
IA sornsnt Flutnzs the best FreEc
and German make. for sale cheap by --..--
ffa7'I .lss NJ BtIELSuH, -
novI7 First street. rposite Post-ofhce.s
REASON,S BLACKING.
! MpECEIY ED rs gross Mason IS iarse BlaekiasS
/ 49, ~
| for gale at reduced priceshy ssls I. & HElB Az.
! EsHEEsE, q C.-35 box,s W. r. Cream Cheese,
~ 800 BaltinAere Roe BerrinR.t zs-s-ssss
/ go 1 We 20 bush Hdainy. iustre dzf~ed at
deel sttslass s7ss+F z.sl COOKS Family Grocery.
tszsg seazs bza easE sszss7s - ssE EExoG ga 3
G1F4 gt ssse aHa eus a~cas e Esa
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JOHN ~. CRISP,

I n
N % AIRY PUBLIC
A he GRANVILLE LBkAEY ASSOCIATION RooSsz Fos-
"A rs Buildings. will attend drawing up 8forss
and al! other writing entrusted him.
4 BBL New LARD: hhl New Mess Pork:
800 lbs Dried Beo6 lust res'd vsr
scaamer Charleston, At COOKS
deeS Family droeesy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
CoNGRE ssIONAL.
THIRrY-FeURrn ooNaREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Dec. q.

WASHINGTON, Dec. q.
Mr. Clayton declines being the candidate Of
the American Convention for the Presidency
The Senate held brief session, and adj
journed till Monday.
The House rescinded the resolution passed,
that no motion for adjournment be in order I'M
til Speaker is elected.
Mr. Campbell withdrew his proposition to
make Mr.. Orr Speaker fro ten.
The House then proceeded to. ballot for
Speaker, with the following result.
Banks 100, Richardson &c, Fuller 80, scat
tering o. Banks lacked only of an election.
Another vote resulted as follows: Banks
1O3, Richardson 81. Fuller 81, scattering g.
A third vote same as the second.
House then adjourned.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. %.
River continues to fall, but is not so full of
floating ice as on yesterday. The ferry boat
is making regular trips from this shore to the
solid iceopposite, and large numbers ofpassen-
gers are being transported each way, The
weather has moderated materially.
Wheat-sales of $50 bags at / 5oa1 55,
exclusive of sacks. Corn, 50a55. Rye 9oc
Barley 160. Whisky 9oc. Mess pork IA so
Lard 10c, and no buyers. Hogs-buyers offer
4 Soto 5, for heavy; no receipts from the Hi
noai side.
-
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McCLURE LERIRAREES.
yrRsr STREET EETwEEs VINE AID DIVISION.

MCCLURE LIBRARIES.
DERSOSS interested in the WORKING
LIBRARIES under the benihceht Request Mr..
MCCLURE respectfully referred purchases
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT AND Low PRICES
Of the undersigned. He WILL Library Pu poses sell
LARGE DISCOUNT from Pubshers' prices will
guaranty every book to be perfect Being
Cincinnati. this
Library in possible Of sction exchanges
readily be made. The undersgn
comprises the publications OF important house
country and Europe. H. W. DERBY,
deetO-2W Bookseller Cineiunnti Obia
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tI New YORK, Dec. 27.
No signs of the Pacific up the present time
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Sn CASES Boots and Shoes
~ Also large stock Of family Blankets mAnsfas-
tued by ourselves which offered either
case BY the pair tey
In y, 1ork, "a eo) Ii. MAGHEE l. co.
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River falling. Weather sleety; steamers
Crystal Palace, Paul Anderson, Flying Cloud
New Lucy, Shenando, Golden Gate and Sir
VIM. Wallace all here. The Crystal Palace
and New Lucy talk of trying to get up to st.
Louis
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INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Board of Directors.
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RISING Sun INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
RISING Sun. IND.
Board of Directors.
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B. J. HArHAwAr. ssc'y. s. HATHAWAY. rr.s's
business MANAGED by citizens OF this St
ras1s are eontGsd exclusively e the State of Indiana
eargoes Of FlAtbsAts and STEAMBOATS, equitAble
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'WNOBACCO.-Iobo boxes choice Virginia TobAe.s;
ikes PanSske Tssases. sod thing new
and extra. ct Aevle COOKS Family Grocery.
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
44 AS am about leaving my Dwelling House. it
S5 Biz. sSo st .ps: .
-1eTTS OF Bfnioh. Apply on t.e premises,
Aovi9 If CHAs. HARRINGTON.
H.EATHE rt - 'sanent of Upper. Kip Aat Cellar
NOVEL TENNEY soRENsoN
NJ AsKETs.-acaest assOrte 4 Market Baskss,
ES dozen covered do do
do Clothes Baskessi for sal AZ
NNAR DECL AREDl AGAINST GOOSE QUILIs
Nv AND STEEL PENS,-The ageut for Evansville has
Just Ssassed a lot Of COPPER ana ERRoDfUM PENS.
eel anything invented. IRE only very recently
Ssaafa aA ike a q ths sass oa hs
them at nrvzf 7. HEADEN'S Groeery.