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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15
4 CAEuroRNra ELopEMKNr.-1

A. w. Haven, Of Placer county,
ran away With property belonging
10 Levi Castle, consisting Of one
travelling bag, a pramissory nnte for
$50, a gold specimen valued at SO,
tM0 silk dress patterns, and Levi
c astIe's wife. Having laid siege
to the sympathy and eupidirs Of The
complainant, aud through The ire
sisiibIe force Of 5000, C. stle s,lrreD-
dered and Haven kept posse ssion of
his plumber.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15
SeYen Years Asleep.

The Rochester Union says: GA
letter from San Francisco to Mr.. r.
B. Harris Of that city, from his
brother relates curious incident that
occurred there a short time since,
which we, do not recollect having
seen in print. Her Brittanie Majes-
tvs exploring ship Ployef, arrived at
San Francisco short time since
from the Polar Sea. When she left
San Francisco some years ago, it was.
a mere trading station. reserted 10
BY, a few vessels in pursuit Of hides,
and the town or place contained only
a few, adobe houses. TIE captain
and crew Of the Ployer expected TO
find the same San Francisco in 1854,
that they left in ]S47. The captain,
therefore, sailed into the bay with
out pilot, and approached the city
in the evening. He was much a
mnzed at the numerous lights he
saw, When he awoke from his
dream of seven } ears next morning,
he saw noble city occupying the
site Of the ancient San Francisco. He
had known nothing Of the Mexican
war, and cession of California to the
United States, and the many other
| great events that had taken place
during the lime he had been locked
up in the frozen regions Of the
North
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15

o Upwards Of one million gallons Of
common whisky have been shipped
from New York to France, to- be
treated chemically in that country.
and then reshipped here as Cogniac
brandy of the best BRANDS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15

Of.seyen thonsand children who
are every year brought into The Gel
tbrated founding hospital in Paris,
less than two hundred arc aiise Of
the enc Of len years. 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15

The Edinturg Review lameats
the increase oil convicts ihsGreat
Britain, that amounts 10 thousands
annually; and as they cannot any
longer be sent 10 Australia Hoco0Ily
recommends sendirg ilism to the
United States. II is indeed time
for Americans 10 inter-. re prevent
the consummation Of saeh Pre- ject.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15

Frark May. the cashier Of tie
Farmets and Mechanics Bank Of
Indianapolis, has, abscontcd uiih
$4,000 OF lis funds.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15
Tie. Athens Post says whenever

an individual WHO is in arrears re-
fuses 10 take The paper addressed
10 him from The Office, lie intends
to defraud the publisher Of the a.
mount due, and his next step viii
probably be in The direction Of some
body's fen-roosi. Il thinks The
sooner such names are Rhis books
The better. 49,, -.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15

Z The Pennsylvania Legislature
has adopted a resolution forlfsquir-
ing military companies to contain
in their numbers a! !easi twe-lhiras
oi native bern city ms.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-02-15
Stery Of an Irish Outrage.
The Connaught tFehnD Wsscb.

Inc C0nnaugnt tHetdnd) Wdtcb-
man be- the following account of q
|barbarpus piece Of sillainy, accom-
PANIED BY scarcely credible circum-
stances: "A woman Eho, with her
three children, lived in lonely ste
uation near CsosHsIint, had received
ESQ from her husband in America.
One night she VAS swoke by a loud
knocking at the door, to which she
replied that no one should be admit
ted at that time of night. Being
entreated, hewever, for the sake Of
the Almighty, she consented to give
a live coal to warm the weary travel
Ter. No sooner did she open the door
than man rushed in. and. placing a
pistol at her breast, commanded her
to bring her money to him if she
would avoid instant death. Terror
struck, the woman came and placed
ten pounds in the robbers hands. -
Not satisfied, be demanded more, and
obtained another ten. This was not
yet sufficient. sYou have yet ten,
said he, bring them or You must now
die The woman parted with allra-
Their than her life. With the treas
ure the villain deeamped, but fearing
that he was recognised, immediately
returned, and, telling the woman that
die she must, he ordered her to
choose one Of three-death by shoot
ing, hanging, or burning. The poor
woman fell down insensible, and the
wretch proceeded to adjust a rope
to the Woman's neck aud the house
beam. Fearing, however, that this
might not to be able to bear the load,
he reached up both hands to test the
beam, and was instantly fastened
there whether by sudden paralysis
or otherwise is not known--and re-
NAMED hanging by the hands to the
roof.tree Of the cabin.u Meanwhile
the two brothers of the woman, liv-
ing at some distance, troubled by
4 dreams about their sister, we're com.
! PEELED to rise and proceed at once to
1 her dwelling, where they found theil
isister 10 a swoon, and her intended
murderer suspended rs above desert.
bed. Assistance being procured, the
wretch was secured, with part Of the
beam in his hands, and safely convey
ed to the Jail Of Castelar,, wher'
he now lies awaiting trial. He wal
lat once recognised as the woman
nearest neighbor, though blackenet
T and disguised" isl1aam /;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
-, .,s.;L :. !, - 80. ,nxs ,,,r,,r.s
NUMBER TT.


! 81 did not think you did, brother Lrwson, !,
said bis mentor; .'we are all more apt to think
lof ourselves shan others. The girl promised
the vest this evening; and so far as that was
concerned, she performed her contract. Isths
vest made very badly?' , .sy 80 -,
Mr.. Lawson TOOK up the garment and ez|
amined it more closely. swell, I can't say
that tits badly dones7 But it is dreadfully
isoiled and rumpled; ;.aaditis not as neat job
nor at all suchas wished it.1 -
"All this is very annoying OF course; but
Istin, we should be willing to make some ex-
cuse for the short coming of others. The
poor girl may have sick n5other or sister to
attend to which constantly INTERRUPTED her,
and under such circumstances youcould hardly
wonder ifthe garment should come somewhat
soiled from under her hands All this NAV
be the case; and if so you could not find itin
your heart to speak unkirdly to the poor erea-
ture, much less turn her away angrily, and
without the money she has toiled for SO earnest
lly." a'oS 81 91t,. 4eH 'sts& io hois
."I didn't think of that" was murmuredin
Ia low suppressed tone of voice. sssaaes7 i
Ellen, on returning home, entered the room
and without uttering q word threw herself
upon the bed by the Side of her sick sister, and
burying her face in "a pillow, endeavored to
smother the sobs that came up conyulsiyely
from her bosom. .:..f, =, .s;ys ~..,
Mary asked no questions. She understood
che cause of Ellens agitation. 1t told her that
she had been disappointed in her expectation;
of receiving the money for the work. #ob bo
Just at that moment there was a knock at
the door, but no voice bade the applicant for
admission, enter 1t was repeated, but it met
with no response. Thenthe latch was lifted
the door swung open, and the tailor stepped
into the room. s4s .sasf Isl as9i4sgyR -
The sound of feet aroused the distressed
sisters, and Ellen raised herself up, and looked
at Mr. Lawson, with countenanee sutfused
with tears. .ssag1u9 su.s2as1 ID ssH1 90 aaa
ST felt th@s did wrong in speaking to you
in the way that Ididy" said Mr.. Lawson ad-
vancing towards the bed, and holding out to-
/ Ellen the money she had earned. Here is the
1price ofthe vest 1t was better made than
FIRST thought it was. Tomorrow 1 will send
you more work. So try to cheer up"
Mr. Lawson, finding that his presence was
embarrassing, Withdrew, leaving the two sisters
$50 deeply affected that they could but look at
him with thankfulness. Shortly after they
received basket, in which was a supply of
nourishing food, and sum ofmoney to procure
such articles as might be necessary for the sick
sister. Though no ones name was sent with
it, Mr. Lawson was not an unfeeling man,
but like too many others in the world, HE DID
NOT ALWAYS THINK. "a. ,.i.... f..t
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THEODORE FRANKE,S lo

chesnut and Can sts opposite Henry Lutzs Groee-
oohAs~ 49, ~ Evansville. Indiana. ,
wSANcY Dyer Rehnisher Of Dry Goods.
formerly Foreman Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdales
New York Dye House. .,-, -. .n.z.. - s;,s
nd Woollen Grape Cashmere Shawis Of
tion equal to new Dyes every o.
"a naterns finishes them equal to new he re-
nots or stains Silk Dresses in dry itnous
color or stuff cleans and rehnishes OUR
sns in Silk and oollen. Toe de Tersse and rules
also ne oi'@A' oet19-1To&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
s,ft s.ft "a OINCINN ATT A
urTREAT FOR THE INSANE,

N EDW RI MEAD NJ. D.. Editor fthe Ameri-
an Psycbol Lecturer Insanity an
Obstetrics and formerly oil ateris
This Institution is open for the reception Of patients
senting superior advantages Mons
mt admitted The long experience OF
practitioner and teacher anora guar
20 ~ kindly care the successful treatment
Terms made known application to Dr. MEAp Sineln'
att Ohio. a. .E---s. .---. ..-. :. AeD-fl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07

wSoR grinding aH and all other substances
rnrpe Brand BOlting Cloths. and Betting Of
all widths. -. u .A .,n.s a. an .h. .h.vrs
.t;Ias Al eur Cincinnati prices including freight
Call at j. Monroes Family Greeery corner cd osK sno
seeSSd seeSgs.s JAMES BRApFoRD cs.. efzcinnas. o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
a,n-PAls.lsNElkSnE

YXNHE rstg0c have this day formed Co-partner
ship uader the style and frn Of GEo fcsTsR y 20
for the transaesloa ofa general ForpevdsHg Gad Com
m simess and erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Freproof warehouse, on the
Wabash and Ere Canal and corner OF Locust and Jun
streets and the Depot of the Evansvlie ana
Crswfordsviiie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all KINDS OF
Produce and Merchandise. - 3 rssas a.Le.... !.
rhey win rive special to Consignments either oy
River Railroad, Canal Wagons, and Will terwaTd
promptly at the lowest rates
They will give personal attention to the purchase OF
sale OF Produce Groceries in this MARKET ana sofc
for the purchase Sugar and MOiasses on the
Coast as ne of the irm win be in the South during the
Winter. 4. .,nd .b,.-e
th,. w sI; p na~e .-s5s M. w. .FQSTER.
sAAoP@one P~saSetts GEO FOSTER.
'das1aes,.s d, ,ts..Y sss' 'i WIN, AfKMAN. {
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely fehted aud resurnished it, and Is prepared
20 ntertailhe patrons of thehouse in satisfactory
manner He aso rentad the brick Stable owned oy
Mr. Peter Burke and has stock of horses and car
Fages to let. aa=lf = sat ts
The stahleia large clean and WE'LL ocated and good
ia constant attendance
ny and In all spects the pablic Ia lind the Saer
woed House good HOTEL tjyetfl J. A. 8YEks.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
NEW WAsHIN GTON HOTEL.

gWNHE suse have removed from theif
old stand to their new Just nnisn-
ed Herse where they are 90
ether old and l others whe may see
upon shem in amueh
for past pectihy solicit scontinu-
same shall al endeaversto mer-
will be the best the market anords and oui
Good stabll and Wagon Yard kept forconntry custom
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
URS. bray q PRNNANtEFfsNs

I'D ESP PEeTFULLY inform tie citizens O. Evansy iis ha
10 vicinity that they formed sPGEsnership III sAe
fS rfsetice Meaiene and surgery an for oasr
TayE,F sotsy ay Tsged in cha prr o oa
zen ssasagg hseqHs familiar Win Ess ga nv
dau 10 this kbsy their expeeRce %Ae
eess viii easis them % share Of public patron2ge.
FirsF hetwssp 5aan a9a n
posite 0nioe. wheFe eithe oE Don - sAs ~s
consulted unless abaent professional business
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
CREGnRYtS

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN ON HAND.
gMyHE greatest known family Medicine for Bufns Coughs
Colds Sore Throats and Quinsey. VIII Darrhea,
Cholera Morbus Cramps and Spasms viii cure Fever and
an never fail Daily and hourly calls for
aud cnrs for the as9ye aissass %
other and all the remedy a1d satisfy
sales in Indiana Thousand dozen
than other Medicine
now public. For sale by all the principal Drug
gsts in the United States British America aao
Oregon. .crxrna
LEIGH vERLING, Granville Ind, suecesors 10 ke-
OHAs. n. CLARK, vncennes. Ind.
JOIN D. PARK. Cincinnati. 0biocan be eRained o. thsm
~ octs-smx Maunes City. Ohio
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07

ywSHE Wholesale Paper Dealers. invite the
Attention dealers to their large ana
varied stock Papers. Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers that eA4ed TO
keep ON hand a times. large stock Of Caps and Letters
nsin and ruled; Flat Oaps Demys Mediums, Royals aud
Snner ROYALS Blank Papers BY Planer
d Smith and other first class manufacturers. 90
W ara best Printers Cards and Keep on
hand at times, complete stock of Printers Papers OF
everv description Lightbody's Book and news INKS;
Mc(,reary's Colored Inks. Yarnsh and Gold Size:
have ON haud large stock OF the best
most any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make TO order short notice. 81 *
We pay the highest market price in cash. ior rags
ginr Rope and Cotton Waste ,ox coor,AN
wholesale Paper Dealers. Manufacturers, Agents.
sepii -. - q II and 70 Walnut St.. Cincinnati.
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David O'NIsEL, M
MERCHANT Ia IIOR,

10 : second street,, between Main and Locust.
WWAs Just received and opened hns the
yith lie Festiags suoh as plain anu
siika &C., with goods or ous
less wear goods are Of the best 9Sasf ana
raht 10 this city my ol4
and citizens fnEied exanine sneaa as IN
~ with oxkmen TO make up geeea An
r. sb ~ and warrant aIrcaaes sepi2tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07

ID. 8. ANDERsON. HERCHANTT TAILOR.

!. sxAFUEK&5UIHa 1Vh
". On First street. between Main and Sycamore.
WMAS now fne assortment af Cloths cass%erea Vest
most style and short notiee He will warrant
6ts and hopes Ii experience the hus;nes be
able 70 give general He has also On aA1a nne
Undershars and Drawers with one Snifts
Gales ate made in the best snaunerwith Gealemen s
Furnbing Goods generally He invites his old customers
nd the public generally TO csll. aeeio-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
-EW WaRRANGENEF- a

EMNorder that be able tr devn ray time part
sa.nsss' have djsposea -sA q A. ~ in heH
Sery house % VIZ .aATTHEW DALZELL WIG wi.lS'
tnue the old stand uuder style of 0kG q
Win complete ment o. = pns
line efrexHEH&y OF rssTn ing NY
tonk to tbe su FOR the
f6<nany years and respsetlaSS -
z$ettc the new hrn
efS Very Rle noefpay at all gentlemen eh"S s"eS
a. lot ask credit at this house. .eYaurrtnRR ss
:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
I,EN NEYAk GORlENsOM

vHotxsALE nm ALERs IN GRocEhfEs AND Liquors. coRyEh
wArER AND vIxE sTS. EVANSVILLE. Ind
WyHE have this formed for
she rNrpose Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Eaynr succeeded business Of Messrs Alis
Howe stock and made additions to make
ant shall able offer good
10 CASH any house in Eyaasve or any sSty n she
"sas: 8. S.SORENS0N.
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!. sTSR Ace WANFEis. !

m~,. SiTCR A&E e NNAET.tsB. Asargh. q
E3T prepared stoEe IN our IRE -
~ any quantity Of Grain. Produce or
'Ai Gnyis. %9ss yF roery ss.
Se.tsen ef Honsehed
sfsstea ashs lowest W mon
SAT- ssahfS s. lsssS Esss sR ar
7SA8. AEFsyts asS1 oHO' roo ~ = - -
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Z 5flaa.a Il. AND TOBACCO STORE OF Z

-ss3 Iaf,HdsA a. a lid TOHACCU SEURE UE
~ JACOB sCHRU RfsFs MAIN lSTs BET. lsT Cd.
ss>--~2sS fO Sohaafer Schroeders old staGd3f
gs-w REapECEFUfHY inform the citizens Of Eyansville
and Surrounding country thatl have tax en
sfsnd determinod ia oonn4e the same business, and
will constantly haAd he eho Cgars
hEap16 bhat EastuFA
sor also Snu and Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds Mer-
shaun China and Wooden Pipes q ~ slses a9a gnai
ties az REicoSa al n0esafe Aho HeLa
NV lengthy experience in tho Business canYlaees me
that can give general satisfaction, andI respectfully
~ solicit share of public patronage. tspAu
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BELL HANGER
Iui4s as8sH aa JUST REOEIyED s1 asfig GG3
ANEW STOCK OF SUMMER H1ILLINEaY.

N~oNsIsTNG q al descriptions aiso beaus-
fuI embroidered Msstifas. Parssols, Embfoideries.
Gloves Mtts Caps Head Dresses the newest styles TO
which We the particular attention Of the Ladies
IF. r. BARKER.
Fir street. between Main and Locust Dr.
reside ence. 81 f.a,, : frsr nseas 4JyS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07

EUDGING from the erewa % s t resks we
drthe Impression be Gas the saying 10 in co.
pAraaee( blythe hoard aad 70
eeItna sacrifice but ON turther
ry happy 70 our readers
case He has hand full assoFtmea OF Spring
and summer Dry Sod aud il selling at very low
hence the 20 his store. ~ aRsA1--
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WwTT haze iraa the ~ as
ssrtTsS 81 Plated are. such table ana tea
sto6ns butter knives aatIa ane ana
~ 81 rIste gsnntna Alhats. st. nearly s ~nite "a
-. "a FrT SCR ssr than silver Gail and see at
IN ~ Main st. bot. lot &nd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07

TTAvE on hand 3 beaasffuf stock Of PRINTERS Pa
PERS. Cards, Card Sheets. Black and oelofed inks
Bronzes. Varnishes, &C., which they offer ct
f,.4 - MANUFAOTU RER'S PRlCES.f3 r,4q7eF
~ lssD e7 BELL H4NGER,l - ha-f& bke
Is 81 v5LOCKo GUN SMITH. gatsi
VoBBNG such as repairing Umbrellas. Parasols mend
-As D'"'7' --' -Ae JAMES SPALDING,
7 eocte-6un i 500 Corner Fonrth and MAR streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07

ash lS peu long and ayoraoly know
nv certain cure for summer Complaint and as pre-
- fever ague. sad similar diseases A con-
sfrumcnsf ia 9 received and for sale 6y
Rnhpn ~ h. u n 4
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PIANO FOR SALE.

CARPETS, FLOOROEE.. CLOTHS. RuGs, MATS
Cloth EMBROIDERED PIANO AND TABLE COVERS, t.-
All widths Ofl-ClOths for Tables, DC.
WpENT DUvALL have now in store their fnii asso
1aality and price the imported Royal on Gar
bet to the Kentucky home made Rag rx
ioor (il Cloth ali idths entirely designs These
goods we cut to any shaped or hall and put them
Piano and Table in Cloth embOsseda very great
variety. rr.,,.o C,,-
nishing establishment x.I..As..:. .na ofL
far them prices equal in all respects 10 those
any of the cities. All we ask an e1amihatoh
ouR "seo~ "''sA0 BENT DUVALL'S
octS Furnishing Warehouse, Louisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
-I,,,,,, NOTafsN., \ n, NNTIT1Ns,a

wyr0yER y.aas Thermometers, travelling compahlohs,
hast london sea ing eight ana ten Key Esas t
6ne French harps dolls, marblssi toys
sets port combs Superior nsea.ss PM. wax
Saas chess Emersons razor stapS tonct
soap and battle doors
'.paS " andsr odd Fellows Hail. Firstst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
DI,0cFSSs CLOCKS! AT WHOLESALE;
nv RITrROLFF & SONS,

: MAtx STREET EETwEES WEST AND SECOND Hf<
EVANSVILLE, IND,
have mat received alarge supply OF eight day and
Wv thirty hour clscks drecsfr m ths mane
sverv style wood and iron -ases. when We
caah dealers as low as the sane % Pe
.y Eaer rod stock and think we can ma Ee 1t
20 10 OF country dealers buy their clocks
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07
R0aRlnTNG AND SALE

ROARDENG AND SALE STABLE,
h COOK rentRd Peter Burk the fine brick sta
-, on between Main and LOCUST wnere
besos the day week at the lowest
in PRO portion to the expense of feed. +. =.
Ai4o ana young horses Cor sale atal times
E iei sso COOKS FANNY "sooe's'
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n h,
gMNHF for the sale OF new an
VI heantifuI nattern Of IEON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and cast fsures pGt in @eat VARIETY
tylrsand es which win sell att prces ADDING
.~'f-
This cheaper substantial than other
Those wishing Railing 70 caetose
Rots yards. Ger pazzas, eee, will do we'll 20 gave me
call. &-@NA-#=
Prices frsps sl 70 % "a soper foot s,srAwRENoE.
y23-d&w M A. VA" l AEsoh'
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REMOVAL. - :. "a


gWss BACON Il CO. have removed 20 Main street. be-
M tween Water First next door TO hali4ck
StOddards Store nearly opposite the Branch BANK
where % see a their od S1
give all They would return than ks tcr the very
1he III e gives. % receive Of
y ,s me ~ xespi1e ss = jan16-1y
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSES
m THOMA . EE. NAGHEEs -
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GEEERAL coMMfssfcn
Nsl1 A6AdA# MERCHANT, -fvsa t'eFaeg1 Z
Es'g s so4 South william street, New York. zf
T9EING iongsestabIshed with axtenSit
~ in the above business, respectfully sonels
i'm and personal attention at the possoe
scale of CHARGES Particular eafe Will be Bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash aasances
made on all Shipments when required by
---~ - 80 - J.H. MAGHEE g. CO.,
feb20-n sgsatg NV s4sE Evansville, Ind.
WM. K. NTcGREWs ts
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
WL attend faithfully 70 oil business entrusted %y 20 nm
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Tte THE aaFfxENs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KEN N 6fKY AND ILLINOIS.
MAs d. SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken his
a~ abode city of Evansville would respectfully an
oupe 20 the citizens portion Of tndana.
ntucy Illinois, that he 10 prepared 70 furnish Plans
srsefca6ns aud Estima work Of any description
~ his Water Works Drainage OF
Lad Rawa Turnpike, Plank other Roads, the I'm
nrovement az L, ,vers navigation purpo>es etc.
ability frt T.. b. wilson, ESQ Gnief EN-
xineer Of the Albany and salem Saage
~ Ind George Dunn of Bedford, tnd H.
b. Wilson q ty Engineer Of New Albany Ind and h e.
Eso Chief ineer Of the E l. and V. Ssra,gnt
q.ias Railr I'D can Be seen application mhso ~
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Su0HvER RATHs AND ICE CHESTS.
M pOZ No. and lee Chests; se sss,ss,
Y doz Shower Baths; received aud for sale 6y r.,
my7 g sHsE Es& 4E onhs DNA - - =
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FIGURED LUSTK r.

- ~ - ~ = JeF JAMES Low 4 co.
ana V"sp ' 41s Main st.. Louisvils, KY.
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Ia@ FANCY CHHLD'S CABS.
Az VERY hne Child's Cabs, just rec at r,x
: O Dy3i COOKS Family SEess9'