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wosprRyUL Jueerso.-we extract the follow

WoSDgRFUL JuGeLISG.--We extract the follow.
ing from an article in the Crayon, descriptive q
travels in British India. The scene Of the occur.
renee is laid In Madras;
"But the most wonderful performance that we
saw this morning, was feat OF pure juggling, Of
which have never been able TO find any solution.
One of the old men came forward upon the grav-
elled and hard trodden avenue, leading with him a
woman He made her kneel down, tied her arms
behind her and bindfolded her eyes. Then bring
ing great bag net, made with open meshes OF
rope, he put II over the woman and laced up the
mouth fastening ii with knotted INTERVIEWING cords
in such way that it seemed an impossbty for
her TO extricate herself from il. The man then
took closey-woven wicker basket that narrowed
toward the top, lifted the woman in the net from
the ground, and placed her in it, though was not
without the exertion of some force that he could
crowd her through the narrow mouth.
Having succeeded in getting her into the bas-
ket, in which, from its small size, she was neces-
sary in q most cramped position, he put the cover
upon it., and threw over II wide strip of cotton
cloth, hiding 1t completely. In a moment, placing
his hand under the cloth, he drew out the net
quite united and disentangled. He then took a
long straight, sharp sword, muttered some words
to himself while he sprinkled the dust upon the
CLOTH and put some upon his forehead, then pulled
off and threw aside the covering, and plunged the
sword suddenly into the basket Prepared as in
some degree we were for this, and knowing that
it was only deception, il was yet impossible to
see it without cold creeping Of horror. The
quiet and energy with which he repeated his
strokes, driving the sword through the basket,
while the other jugglers looked on, apparently as
much interested as ourselves, were very dramatic
and effective.
Stopping after he had riddled the basket, he
again scattered dust upon its top lifted the lid,
took up the basket from the ground, showed 1t to
us empty, and then threw 1t away. AT the same
moment we saw the woman approaching US from a
clump of trees at distance Of at least fifty or
sixty feet
Throughout the whole of this inexplicable feat,
the old man and the woman were quite removed
from the rest Of the party. The basket stood by
itself on the hard earth, and 80 much beneath the
verandah on which we were sitting that we could
easily seeall around it. BY what trick our watch
full eyes were closed, or by what means the woman
invsibly escaped, was an entire mystery, and re-
mains unsolved The feat is not very uncom-
mon one, but no one who had seen it ever gave
me clue to the manner in which it was performed.
eNFF
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MORE ABOUT COLONEL KIsSEY.-From the Even
ing Post We learn that Colonel Kinney has issued
another pronunciamento to bis friend the pub
lie in which he reveals the fact that the true his
tory Of the Greytown bombardment is yet to be
written, and that the ightful proprietor has been
robbed of the honors Of that achievement. The
Post says:
Inns, nor Caleb Gushing who should wear the lau-
res of that great victory but our neighbor and fell
low-citizen, Mr.. Joseph L. White, Agent and So
citor of Accessory Transit Company of this city
He was the sparrow, with his bow and arrow the
vacant shanties of Greytown were humbled In the
dust. So says Colonel Kinney, and letter from
Joseph L. White to the late Consul Fabens, which
is produced, leaves no room to doubt that he i
CORE CT"
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-09-06

About FIVE years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
in Washington, pair Of Glasses for the Specacles
which used and found them o. great assistance 20
my decaying vision; and my opinion Of him is that
he Is sklfui in the preparation Of Glasses for eyes
not too far gone 10 be benefited by such aid
]. +. MAY.
See, for more testimonials, the Evening Star,
aug l5-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-04

The following facts and Suggestions in re-
lation to Kansas matters; furnished US by a
gentlemen thoroughly conversant with the
movements OF all the parties interested, may
possibly furnish the explanation to Governor
Reeder's present position.
1t is rumored that Atchiaon e. Co., have
out generated Gov. Reeder in land specula-
tons. Reeder owned large interests IN
Pawnee and fixed the seat Of Government
there. Jefferson Davis includes Pawnee la
the Military Reserve, and blocks the game.
Atchison e. Co., .pui chased lands of the half
breed Kansas Indians, and laid out Calhoun
and elected a Legislature to carry out their
views. The next move probably will be 10
fix the seat of Government at Calhoun and
and expehd the $25 300 appropriated fof
public buildings In Kansas and then sell be-
fore the pebble can right themselves lin the
premises, aud teailzc INN ense profits. The
nulEtiers have beeh consoled ith the iae "a
tharlarge Pdrchases OF Indian lands made by
Gov Reeder just above Calhoun wi uld afford
the President sufficient pretext for his re-
moval; il not that his defeat at Pawnee. and
his interests there @oh!d soften his position.
And perhaps the sale Tor mere nominal
sum of even smaller Interest than THAI
made TO his Excellenc9 by the truste 8 OF
Lsevenworth City might bring him over to
their interests. Then Atchison a. Co., mig ht
indicate TO the President that they were in
terested in the purchase OF the Indian lands.
All right in the family. This might have a
tendency to remove from the mind of Mr..
Pierce his impressions against Gov. Reeder
for making SIMILAR purchases, and lead the
Government to sanction theffi. even if not IN
strict conformity TO law. ,r ST
1t 10 understood that the half breed who
owned the half section OF land on which
Caihohh is laid out, is dead, and ali his heirs,
and subsequently the land reyer,s to the
United States, and therefore they are sure OF
so much Under the laws of the United States.
Gov, Reeder has also claims to several Sec
tions o. land III the vicinity, the valve OF
which will be gFeatly enhanced by the location
OF the capital at Calhoun 1t remains to be
seen whether he will fa in with and sane
tion these schemes. The Missourlahs elected
the Kansas Legislature for more reasons
than one. Present appearancss Indicate
thet the permanent seat OF Government will
DO located too near the, eastern Border; when
the future centre of population will Ue as
high as Manhattan, at the mouth of Blue
River, or still above.-E Chicago Press.
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JOU r NAL.
KSAVER RTE ms.

- The Equator left here yesterday with a
partial head of lumber. She went to Rockport
70 complete her load, when she will return and
90 TO Krokuk, whore there Is great demand for
lumber for building purposes.
The White River arrived from Green Riv-
er yesterday morning with a full freight of to-
bacco. She will leave today again. Shippers
win find her FIRST rate opportunity to send goods
10 Green River.
- The river was rising yesterday quite fast,
and more water to come. This has been re-
markable season for good navigation.
- The fine New Orleans and Louisville
steamer Ben Franklin was al our wharf yester-
day afternoon. She had very large "Trip OF pas
sengers. VIM Henry Allen of the Office has our
thanks for late papers. He reported the health
below tolerably coed
sss- Another steamboat Explosion-the Gin
cinnati and New Richmond packet Lancaster
commanded by Capt. Conner Exploded branch
ofone other main steam pipes at about ten o'clock
On Tuesday night while lying at steptoe landing
and horribly scalding FIVE persons three OF whom
are dead and The other two are badly hurt. Two
others are likewise said TO be missing The deck
hands were busily engaged at the time taking
in freight when the accident Occurred the explu-
sion was very loud and the rush of The steam
not only scalded five of the deck hands bat done
considerable damage to The boat.
,,-- The Rainbow. THIS favorite packet
may be looked for early this forenoon from
Louisville and will return in the afternoon. All
persons destined for the East or intermediate
nIaces wonld do well In sacure MASSAGE on
this swift steamer. Capt. Hollcrof and the Hus-
tons will be found ready TO do the agreeable to
all those placed in their charge.
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CAPTURE OF IA Noted Burglar and ftsia
Ia tive-a Policeman Shot.

On Saturday morning about al O'Clock
Policeman Farwell Of the Fourteenth Ward
saw four suspicious looking characters on
his beat in the Buwery, and v,as sooh af
terward informed by officer Hoyt GFenth
Ward) that one of the gang was john Turn
err. noted burglar who hadrecenty escaped
from prison in Brooklyn, where he was await
ing trial for housekeeping, Farwell then
disguised himself in a citizens coat and pnr-
>suing the suspected individuals, came up
with them in Spring-st, near the Bowery
Knowing Turner from the description he at
once seized hold of him, when severe fight
~ensued between the two. Turner momen-
tarily disengaging his hands, procured six
ebarreed pistol and fred one shot into the
lett shulder of the policeman, but as luck
would have it, only flesh wound was in
fieted. Policeman Hoyt hearing the mise
from the opposite side of the Bowery came
over without delay, and arrived on the
ground just in time TO knock Turner on the
head with his locust as the later was renew
ing bis Efforts to escape. The blow only
partially stunned him. and jumping to his
feet again the desperate fred second shot
the bullet passed through the rim Of bis hood
which was also burned and blackened by the
powder. Turner received another and mol
30 gentle tap on the head as the first, not.
withdrawing which he fought desperately
for several minutes, he being determined tc
free himself from the official grasp. He how.
ever, was subdued and taken to the lAth
District Police Station-House where he was
locked up. He will be held here for attempt.
ing to murder the policeman, beside which
an indictment for burglary in Brooklyn
stands recorded against him. In this las
named affair he had two confederates wht
have been tried, convicted, and sentenced Il
the State, Prison at Sing Sing TOR ten yesf
eseh. Turner's companions last night man
&ged to escape arrest.
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CITY REeNRnER3s OFFICE,

jeI4 COOKS Family Grocery.
CITY REe0R0ER's OFFICE,
THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME or raE OFFENCES AGAINST
TnE CITY rUslsAAsLk AZ PINE. sAEscAIsED
Any person found drunk III tie streets of the City
so IL q 81 n Ky s@e
Keeping adisOrderly house Of any kind.
Keeping gaming tables.
Qrssting any nuisance r.
kssPas y f9s
uug any lighted candle: Lamp or match Or cigars
0 moderate riding ' or driving dy in the city
Leaving Wagons oEhsr vehicles ang the streets
ar traces ohsns Jokes etc. by which
ssoppss nv wagon dray other vehicle
AXIS With oarss. drays carts. boxes.
sr suS:saSa oTshns or material .Sasovsr " '
p0 s p raa pr y. sis
B.shns toe canal. within the city during dsy-ishs
Rolis9 hoops. sas any hard
stance slsng across; or over alley etc.
Setting srasse4. sasiS: q any ether are works
SPs,.ias arr public s;.s5 a., .,ns., =,
obsructns the execution Of in thebands Of Il
csu,iug any false alarm Of Ore. -
Wsnt;ony lnprng any Yasio Or private building
Digging any the purpose conducting
Pulling down defscine printed notices. ordinances
gsns any vuif Sd- OF &
so that eannO. upon side walk OF fOOt-psth
Ritehing ahy horse or other animal TO shade trees
.trss SssSesn .v-isht SsoeI F. NJ. or any
time within twenty feet OF any building.
Thriving Iny balls FIRE brands etc. anywhere within
the city.
Erecting frame buildings within the limits prohibited
Rupning dtays. wagons. etc without license
Fxhi tng show amuse ent Whatever withoutli-
cense.
Peddiing without license.
Putting signs side walks.
Erecting any wooden shed awning side walk
The constructing cellar doors side walks.
epng using playing cards about any grocery eones-
house. etc.
To chickens OF other poultry to at large.
Keeping pigeons. -,
cal instrument street alley for pay supporter
hire.
Injuring gas posts gas lights of the works.
Establishing wing any lumber wood yard within
tho fire imts OF the city.
Buiidipg prives without strict Observance of odnsue
Crossing bridge with horse mare other animal at any
gats faster than walk.
Injurng shaie trees.
SELLING crackers squibs other IRE works
Putting pipes through floor Partition roof
in violation fprdinanoe viz of Sec 10 snd l And
hsre&ftet pipe shall he unless the
chimney hue such PIPE hereafter
shall through fcor Partition roof window
side house. Every chimney hue her efter built in
house in the city shall have It's either the
first OF rch house and sha extend above the
roof side of such houseat i asa three feet -
~ JOHN E. cRISP, City Recorder.
Published By Or or of the City Cfouncil.
jes1 WELL. H. WALLER Clerk
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IRE OPPOkTt NITF FUR BAHGAIS.
EVkEu wishes sell his business stand Main
street Mt Carmel Ill.,. which is one OF the Sest In
TO win consisting lot 2s feet 'front.' 100 feet deep The
building is % By 40 Feet one story With Ii inch hart brick
cellar under the whole. The buiidinE isdvided into
two rooms by 40 occupied the other
IL 40 occupied variety shop store medicines
toys candy ice cream, ETC., ASO good well
with pump ice honseOne Of the best IN Souhern n-
only hi place with Sufficient ice for the
season Possession and cellar given imme
dately large LIST of September with
the rent that time which the of $40
per For further particulars enquire Of the subsri
bef soon HENRY STEES.
Mt Carmel 55ns je2s
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AUCTION ROOMS,


AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House of Main and Third streets imms-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
WWAYING leased for term of years and fitted the
above we'll kpowh stand we are GOV prepared TO re-
auction private SALE all tds
merchandise, household furniture, Orsss bug
gies, etc.
Regular sales every Taesday Thursdsy and Saturday
o'cockA, M. Also Tuesday, Wednesday
Friday ghts. at early gas light. ~. -, =,
Outdoors les tales of real estate PROMPTLY attended
to.
We sre weekly receiving aid have now hand large
of FURNITURE, consisting Stat
spindle bsnnister backs scroll and seolop rim
hack Office French Jenny Li"d. and Bustte wood seat
Chairs gany Chairs; Elizabeth
chairs; spring arm rockers SOFAS socabet. centre
breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses, bedsteads
trasses tin and wire Safes which will sell Gin
cinnat prices. ,. =:
volns pocket cutlery guns, pistols whips.
etc. etc which will sell at redueed prices for cash.
Wholesale retail. WOOLSEY d NELSoN...
m
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/" We never knew a man disposed to
scorn the humble, who was not himself fit
object at seorato the poorest,
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ONAhDs 49, ="
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE.

g. Il. LEONARD. H. SWEET
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE HEW COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUorIoNEERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
%ESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens Of
ma Evansville and surrounding country for ne sale Of kea
and Personal Property Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Hardware Groceries particular atten-
paid all door sales every Descriptions
We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business having goods of place
petition with both the buyer aud seller WILL
have fair snd Legitimate market will devote our whole
the Auction and Co mson business and DIS
that wall efforts
With business no
the confdencs of all those who hsr bus
TO care.
-REFERENCES--
P. G.. 0'RuEY & CO.. Ee4nsville
DUvALL. ALGo ~ Co., Msfaphs. Tenn.
WIN. PAIR Il Co., do do.
JAMES BoYD, do do.
r B. SYKES. New. 0tleans
t hTwts s. ss4 fatzts dTeiiot,bsr4 Mis- Mis-
vs.. McRAE. do do.
LocKwooD q bros Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLOGG a. FooT. do do
EDWARDS a. BUSHNELL, st Louis. No.
Regular Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
10 clock and every evening during commencng
at early gaslight. apps SWEET LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF OUT-LO'Ts AMI TOW \
L.IkT6

ON THURSDAY. Al GVsT and AT2P M.
rHE coUHT HOUSE DOOR. EVANSVILLE, ISD.
the ralroad and between and the plank road and
the LOngworth tract and Catholic Cemstery boing
Evansville we'll Drained and the very possible
opportunity for suburban residences and trd-ns-
of Embrse Pigeon or Elk the Salt Well
tanning 81 running into Pigeon creek and embracing
Also Lot Block AZ. Eastern Enlargement 80 By IA
Lots and Block I5 stockwes Enlargement. on In
gle sGrset. between 5th and 9th streets.
Lots II. b. 3d. q and 2s Stockwels Enlargement on
Fractional lots. Bloek2 toskwss Enlargement at the
point bet ~ss1 ingie and Ann itrsets
of Thru and Division streets 100 Third
aud Az feet Division street. opposite Theodore Ysns-
The tides are good arrantee deeds will given
one ourth in IL mouth and one -fourt in years with in
teres payable At the CANAL Bank with mortgage
Pats exhibited ONCE and at ne Agctis9 Room ten
Wooisey Nelson. Auctonee5ss
We sell then and +hsrs the f,llowing outio ON both
sides Pigeon Greek aud Of the EvauvlIe Mechanics
Vile road being Of Crawford Bells subdiVion to-
Lot al acresi los4s leo lot 5ls 7s 100
) 2s- 100 acres; lot 23-23 s7-los acrss.
The titles good and general warrantes deeds will be
Term OF these fourth cash. fesidue at 49,
and 10 months with interest on note arc HoTy.Es IN gsHk
ALSO,
will then ana there sell the followinglOss:
Lots as 26 II and Is in Block M and lots 49, 49, TO- 81
ALSO lot black No 8; lots and 9. block No T. und
lots H. IA 49, 10 AID 20 in block in the Eastern En-
largement, the new C'ty School building.
titles good ID general warrantee deeds given. q,
Terms Of fourth cash. one-Ourth at months
nerest secured mortgage waving relief
P be the Auction Store days before the
woolsey & N lson, Auctionsers. 20
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New Yosx. Aug. ).
The ship Adsms at Boston from New Or:
leans. Touched Nantucket Shoals. Threw
over i5o bales cotton. teakec il inches, per
hour.
Canada detained to convey idipo5iitastlit dis
patches to the British Government.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED,
RRooKslAEA. OF Controversy between Senator Brooks
- and Archbishop Hughes With introduction by tie
ausl aAM'L LlsTER's Baeksso=s
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VALUABLE LOT FoR SALE.

NHE on the First aad Cherry IS
by adjoining residences of Samuel Lsts- IL
frs for sale seasenats terms It's ems o. the nest s-
Eble building lots in the city! and perfactst gven
Also house and Chestnut street adjoining the
idsnesof Joseph Turnoek fer sale or En-
qutrs Of Je7 J. o. JEWELL.
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s'ssss
would be glad ALI hi. old and Eoody mum
Der Of and would be pleased 70 serve them with
mast order she shortest possible notice.
Thankful for be would most soet
y2s - J. I. NGLMs.
POPLAR SHINGLES.
1900 more Of hose No. Pike eq1Hsg PSrlaTv Shssss
just rood and for sale By oor1s1 u Main aas *
shss shy article Of the fisd IN narkss. IF. ..
.stNbRtE6 DIhRcT FROM NEW YORK.
U 10 gross Durkes's Baking Powder.
10 Tbs Canary seeds seeds,
9 do Pepper Saaos. :.
400 lbs SaleraEas in lhpapsrs,
% daisn pure FaToFas E 6ooFs Fsnv ;.,.,
-. = BOOTS AND SHOES.
vESHE subscribers have on hand a large supply Of
DO MsrocoO and Kid J sassinna,.
do do d. sligpsEst
A H,s,a 5ooss' 1a a. anu Sapposs'
Senss' ans and E0 coarse Boot, and Shoes
are closing out our spring stock allow prices caf
saslg or they will be gone. HENDRICKS a. MeREA.
y25 Fosters Block.
-..r.uREMOVAE.
eapisd BY Hill 6 Holiday. corner Of Main street
Canal The Canal Collectors has been removed the
RICH VARIETIES OF WALL PAPER!
SsCHMITT STARK Rave just received at their PAPER
~ and Upholstery First street between Main ard
well the lowest priced qualities Of WALL PAPER
with window Blind. Fire Boards etc., all Of which
prices Roou papsred In the STYLE and work Done
promptly my4 3m
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.ly. yours. etc.
CHARLES WHITNEY.

G Prepared andsoid Wholesale and reta at ia Msre.
street. st. Louie Mos and at SOS Broadway New York.
where also all the most popular edienes
wholesale retail as low and favorable
can be bought at any other house.
sale manufacturers prices by HALLOCK 4
STo0DARD and Gl the principal druggists svsrYwheYe
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l,..- / - WATERFOWL. Mass Nay l 1884.
PRoT. OIL wdob; Allow me to- attest the virtues ana
magic Of Hay Rstorstve Three sncs.
being exceedingly grey. purchased
use bottles and began tell in restoring the m
locks to their native the hair which
fore dry and harsh md falling Of glos-
and 1t ceased falling: the dsudruf disappeared and the
scalp lost all the dsagreeab itching annoying before
not only look but feel young again.
respectfully. yours.
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ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE. g.
WE offer fox sale bargain acOmfortahls eottage Resi-
good neighborhood. For pal tculals enquire Of
SWEET a. LEONARD.
AM Ainna md raralA anAa
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

NHE ership heretofore exsting between the
dcrsigned in tn Carriage Making bust this DAY
dissolved by mutual consent All having business
with sail firm. will with Charles Satteree
who fully authorized to settle the same The business
will be carried by said Satteree where all cid
recommended call for yhing this line.
CHAS. n .SATCERLEE;
SETH PRrTCHErT.
Tr1v
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LICENSES.

LICENSES.
NOTICE ia hereby riven to all draymen waggoners.
Freshmen auetioDeers Keepers of billiard tables and
pin alleys stand dealers outside Of the market
houfe) all others that the
the first day of August and they
he reby ordered the before first day
of and in defau thereof Marshal directed
to report said denquen TO the City Recorder and he to
enforce the ordinances such made provided
y25 WELL. II. WALLER. Clerk.
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IAhE aRRIVAr.S.

n x 81 BAGs prime Rio COFFEE
N ~ 20 20 bbls Refinery faboiled Moiassss,
;. e, 100 tales Cannalton Batting Nos. &2i
or sale very low by Jsls NJ. W FOSTER.
j. HYDE's MARBLE YARD
CoRFEB SECoHnAkD VINE srREFT. EVANSVILLE, IND.
VIE undersigned would respectfully eitf
Gems OF Evansville and the public orally he has
purchased the entire of No Marble
Hum phrsy and nily prepared ell ailor Mcnu
ments TOmbs obelisks. Head and Foot Stones the
and the hest steris These wishing
suitable Monumen TO their deceased frPnds would do
TO give him aoall All orderspromptly attended TO-.
oct24-H J. HIDE.
G A III C U s TO Ne RS
NAN be supplied at the 10 Heroek
" and Oak sole Leather Pstens French and American
Calf Skins French Glazed Boot Morocco Sheep Line
ings. Bindings, eto.. etc
Call sycamore between Water First
Vile Ind myi J. FLEMING.
SEWING SILK.
> CASES black Sewing Silk reod this for sale by
81. JAMES LOW a. CO..
Jsi4 41S Main St, Louisville Ky.