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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09
IL Mr.. Ross is gentlemen. scholar, and &

II Mr. Ross is gentlemen, scholar, and a
popular orator.--.4rgus.
PRoor-Mr. Ross. after his midnight debauch
es in this place, attempted to pass himself off a
Son of Temperance, and Tried to get into the Di-
vision room. A mark Of gentleman truly
Mr.. Ross, in his lecture in this place, with much
eoquenee, spoke of Gen. Jackson and his Ken
lucky sharp shooters. at the battle of Buena Vista
| and several times alluded to the gentleman who
was to follow him his predecessor. A fine spec
linen of scholarship. His popularity being con-
fined to bar room electoneering, we are unable 10
judge of its power.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09

III The Winnehsgo Co. Bank with capital
1t SIS ooo mas been established al Neenah
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09

u There are thirteen Swedenborgiau Societies
in Massachusetts
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09

NEW FIRA-lt will be seen that the firm
OIL etapieton 4 FdirchiId, is changed TO Ives &,
falFchtId The new irm are doing good bns>
mess IN the Auction line Call and see them
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09

kANs,s-Tu DOLLAR VorERs various
acts of the Legislature have entirely disfranchised
the free State settlers. One of these gives to the
county courts the appointment OF the election of
hcers The county courts are all pro slavery
Another act allows any man to roie uithoa regard
TO residence on the payment Of dollar and the ia
king of certain oaths. This admits all Missouri
or in fact people from any where else But the
various enactments respecting slavery make fell
ons of all the free State men, and thus deprive
them of the nights of citizenship. The oaths re-
quired of them are TO supper. the Kansas bill and
enforce the fugitive slave law, which most of them
refused to do. Any man may challenge a voter
and upon such challenge the voter may be re-
quired to take these oaths
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09

Gen Smith a Botter."-The Madison DIM
angrily denies that the language attributed BY the
Madison Patriot to Gen. w r. Smith. in ths
Peoples Convention at WATERFOWL two wears ago
is Garrett version of his remarks. We do not
ourselves remember the exact language used bv
Gen. Smith, on that occasion; bnt we can youch
for his presence at the Convention, bis participa
ton in its proceedings, and his open remuneration
of the Democratic ticket, for we saw and heard IT
all.-NRtcdukee Sentinel
II The New Albany Tribune gives currency
70 report that Know Nothngs had entered the
Catholic Church at Babcock Mills, and robbed
and otherwise desecrated that church and grave
yard
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09

II Our old friend OrIs gets up an excellent
paper in the Mineral Point Democrat ---.7rgus
The .4rgns may well consider tie Mineral
Point Democrat san excellent PAPER for nearly
two thirds of the matter in the first number OF
the Democrat was reprint of the Argus editorials
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09
A nnuRLE DIRECT.

The great hue and cry Of the baTstow Demo>
Gratis upon the subject Of Know Nothingsm' is
raised with the double object Of diverting the
minds of the people from the real issues before
them to- wit the profIligacy of the present State
administration and the Slavery question, and 70
operate as a stop thief argument by accusing
their opponents of that which themselves are gull
ty. They suppose by accusing the Republicans
ofbeing Know Nothings, and saying all manner OF
hard things against that order (Which wei have
no doubt is deserving OF the censure they heap up
on I'D the voters will be led to believe the Demo-
CT ats generally, are opposed TO Know Nothingism
and at the same time keep out Of sight the cor
ruption OF Barstow and the balance, hoping there
by 10 elect their regular Nebraska Ticket Such
game will hardly win with he honest voters OF
Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09
PROM GEN. pELIssIER

Sent 9th o'clock, P M-The enemy has
su.k his steam vessels. The work of destruction
continues under the fire Of our mortars as mines
are successfully sprung at different points II
nv duty to defer entering the place. which has
the appearance ola great furnace Prince Horts-
chakoff being closely pressed by our fire., has de
manded an armistce to carry off his wounded-
The bridqe near the fort OF St. Paul has been de-
stroved by the enemy. am eng aged in ascer-
tanning the amount OF our loss we are Watch
ing the enemy on the Tcheinaya.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09
THE sARnINIAN REPORT.

Gen Marmora writes that the Russians have
withdrawn from town, after having SET It on fire,
blown M all the public buildings and works in
defence, and sank their last shins. The Sardin
ians have lost forty men in the trenches.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-09
HOW IT GROWS,

In 1853. under Gov FARwkLL's Administ-,.;.-
our share (Miiwaukee County, of the State T.v
war $4,000. In 1854, first year of the Bs-s,o,r
dynasty. Milwaukee had TO pay $4,000 =
1855, the present year, and second of Barstox ~,
are invited to fork over S3a,e53 Just look a, a.
figures:
rear Gorernor- Tar
1888 L J. FARwELL slsnon
1854 W. A. BARsrow 2aoaa
1855 WA. BARsrow 3os,9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA-
BILE REAL ESTATE.

10y virtue Of adeeres judgment Of the Court Of Com
I'D yanderburgh county. eadered
term thereof. in action for partition wherein John
Damn Eva Daum his wife. and William Reerah and
MargSretha Retterah his wife, plaintiffs. and Chris
tian Msgenheimer John Magenheimer aud Jacob Magen
heimer. defendant the undersigned the commits
soner named said Decree will to SALE and sell
public auction the door Of the Court House in Evansville
GA the 18th day 1885, between the hours Of 10
elosk a NJ and O'Clock. p. NJ the fooHins described
ts estate situated in the county Of Vanderburgh and State
OF Indiana. and described in said decree; to ~t:
EAr half % the South OF section ~ IN
South Of lowest; and the West half OF the
quarter Of section No. 90 In the township
TERMS OF SALE=-one-thirI cash. one third in six
from cay o. sale with third in twevs
nontns Io aay OF sale with Notes with good
eariy waving relief from valuation laws will be required
tor the credit portion Of the purchase money
ap1-3N THOS. E.. GARgIN Commisr-
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EATE rave just received e. of Watches
w Clocks Jewery and Silver Ware altogether the I'm est
and largest stock offered in this city which,
than usual We have gold and open
waches from the hnsst dosn 10 the cheapest articles gold
seal scale and plain rings crops and rings guard md
fob keys sea In short article in our line Of
in great variety Of style and price
We have also made .IrAn by which win be con-
eghday and thirty hour clocks, direct from the faee
which we will sell wholesale RETAIL low . they can be
purchased in Wes-ern city fltt'' ''-
BITTRoLFF sons Main st.. LIST and I'd.
~ B-Evry article sold in establishment warranted
to he as Represented. rw trf.rff- u t-ff4fl
for ewelrv
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TO DEALERS IN wAsaBoARDs.

IN 1s7. o. RICE. of Cincinnati. ISvENTfD A vALUA-
III IMPROVEMENT WAsBBoARDs - for which he o
tanned PATENT in Octobei 1879. Said con
sisted perry the of sheet of
osher suitable and thus causing them incise
their iato the solid wooden sides OF
the methods previously employed having been plough
cut morti receive the metallic plate Rice
Subsequently sold his entire interest ownership said
Patent the subscriber who is sole
PROVED PATENT ZIsc WAsHBoAEDs having succeeded the
late firm Wayne Baily Co. IN that business Induced
by the popularity and extensive sale of said Patented
sundry have engaged in making and vending
them without authority thereby violating the
secured by said Suits have been eed and
pending against parties known 70 be thu
gagged. and s smy irenps all
my legal and 'tle extent Of the law;
PERSONS ~sgaint purchasing
Zinc ashboa rds made the
Rice unless branded 20 Rice. Improved Washbcards IN
tented Oct 49, others genuine may ell
remark that the variation In the shape of the Crimror
the of pateated machine to nail
does give the right the patented incsng
cess above described; which the value
really depends Wholesale orders for the genuine article
specially solicited and promptly executed low
as any Of the unauthorized makers, BY
sole prOpreto and manufacturer thereof Office
No. 30 Main street. opposite Fifth cnenn att
Ohio. mis- dA w3m
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

UNHE Projectors Of this House have removed from their
old stand Main their Hotel finish
opposite the Court House. where they
their old all others
a. to call them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful patronage respectfully solicit
ofthe which shall all endeavors
it. Our fare will be the best the market affords and oal
charges moderate.
Good Stabi and Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom
eyI0-d&wrf FELKER a HEDDERECH
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ONE THOUSAND TOWN LOTS IN,
AND t 1893 ..... Id
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND,
ADJOINING THE CITY OF HICKMAN, KY,


kOib BALE. faaw .lr s.-re a.
"ICKMANis young aud thriving city. situated thirty
IL miles below the mouth of the Ohio the Mis-
of the by telegraph with all portions
Of the unioa by the Hickman aud 0lon and by
vile and SOrthw railroads with Nashville Tenn aud
Hickman Ohion and Mobile and railroads ali in
rapid of prSgrtl with Mobile and New Orleans and
all the southern cities and the natural only
outlet for alage of back country accessible good
roads, natural aud artificial and has within years
dou hleaitslf in wealth and population.
The country tributary HICKMAN is extensive and
in Agricultural Of both bic ofsus
tanning population dense in the world and Is
iply filing with rich industrious and Intelligent people,
Hickman Without doubt the prosperous
in this at its and ratio
increase Of wealth aad population in few years. viii
outstrip all Others. 80
The lands high dry gently undulang and within
mile OF the lin and will be sold in lots of
g. Z. s. s. s. IL rs. 90 Is. 80 z0 and 0ssres each.
announcements are offered to WORKING MEN OF al
classes trades and calng native born. naturaized
foreign. Catholic. Pro testant and jew. rlta
Err This property will ALL. MOST POSITIVELY, be
sold ks highest bidder without commencing
the IL - -.R- Hr
under Deed of Trust the Trustee determined the
interest all parties o0ncerue4 close out
...... t-.... TENNIS OF SALE: l7-I~l-'
Ten down, balance two, three four and
FIVE with interest from datef paid
trrisy. the interest TO be RENTED. o. +. YOUNG
HICKMAN. KY. March q, 1855. Trustee.
ats-lwd-wts f ~ - t-T.IE !
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CURE A COLD WITH HEADACHE AND SORE
NESS OF THE BODY.-take the CHERRY PEcToRAL. on
going bed and wrap warm to during the night
directions the bottle. and the diff
Guilty will removed. None will suffer long from this
trouble they md IL he readily cured Persons
night will ind by taking the CHEgRY PEcToRAL
going thew be ofsound unbroken Sleep and
refreshing Great relief from suffering aud
utin afforded thousands who thus af
nieted, nv this invaluable remedy
its agreeable effect in these many find them
selves willing forego its when the necessity for IL
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy
is Invaluable by its action the throat and lungs when
taken in small Quantities IL all hoareness IN few
hours wonderfully increases the and sexibity
the voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved. and often wholly
cured by CHERRY PEcroRAL But there eases
obstinate yield entirely medicine CHERRY PEG
roRAL will cure them IL they be cured.
WHoOPlNG COUGH may be broken up and cured
by the of Cherry Peetoral.
For settled CONSUMPTION its FORM the Cherry
PICTORIAL should be adapted the
requires and bear IL always Ords relief and
unrequentiy those who considered past all
who feel and that they their lives and
health to the Cherry PeetOrai
This remedy is offered the community with
dence feel article which seldom fails to realize the
happes effects that be desired. vide field
usefulness and the % its that al
of tho country perssns
lcly known and eve
of the lungs by When
superiority every other medicine OF its kind too
known public hesitate what antidote
the distressing and dangerous affections Of the pulmonary
organs which incident climate And only
but for the milder
Colds Coughs. HOar-eness etc. and for Children
is peasanst and safest medicine that be Obtained
No family should be without It, and those who have used
Preraredby @. AVER. Practical and Analytical Chem
ist Lowell Mass.
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DeGAIsMO,S
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

on LOCUST BErw. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
A HORSES, Buggies. Carriages G@5S-s&A
"xt<SfD and Omnibusses. always for hire S]rSSsGSk
q ~ the above Stable Carriages for excursions par
erals always hand We are prepared 70 ooar
no rses and keep them in the best order
during day. and will b. at steamboats, hotels ETC. ior
nf those wishing to it. IL VIII also oe
ready to convey citizens boats during the night
OILERS AZ the stable dece-tf NJ a L. II. DEGARMO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-18
GREST MILL.

yHNHE Fulton Mill grinding
Rye Buckwheat and Corn with dispatch and equal
any Mill IN the West for quantity and quality Of
machinery Of the latest impro mskpg
lively and good Good wheat ground for
sold. will he warranted The Mill will regularly on
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other
wa-on loads Of Grain come together come and try.
Flour and Meal for sale the Mill all times
Highest m srkrt price paa for Wheat.
nov29-u II. j. H.. BIRTH
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NOTICE.

>HE annual election for eleven director, in the Evans.
vile. Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line Rail-
Tosd VII ss held At the one. Of the Company
elcek p. NJ. JAMES GREENE 81 10, 80 ~ v
Enquirer copy. snss,S
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d. s. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAILOR.

On First street. between Vain and Sycamore. "a
MAS fne as-ortment Of Cloths Cassimeres Vest
ng etc. which he IL prepared to make up in the
fashionable styles and He will
and hopes by long vperence the husnes
able give general satisfaction He also
Merino. ik Undershirs and Draw with Shirts
Collars. etc. made the best manner-wih Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
and the public generally to call. deci6-ti
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o. sss.s CARD.
"1E have removed to the Crescent City
w prepared 20 receive End sell
Commission kinds Goods ancon or private sale
Having ne eny located in this city Tor the purpose Of
doing Auction having experience
Of some rs wears ) we share Of public
, = - sf.sF . SWEET & LEONARD.
uhl6 ln - .-lt ~ Auctioreers and General Agents.
IN BUSHELS Com Meal reed and for sale nv
OH spfo J. W. 4 5. yICKERY.
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JEWELRY STORE OF

q G @ : T. n
FIRST STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
POST OFFICE. -.-. - d. ffr
This Store keep constantly on hand large and general
IN of Watches Clocks Jewelry Of ali kinds
IN Of the hes. styles and quality. - ~ .-.-. '|t
have large stock of New ys~elry both
full which open for public Inspection
Ny will be constantly supplied by additions with the
and beautiful patterns. which extensive bush
ELL the lowest prices
Repairs kind executed in manner. and
at low charges.
All al repairs done warranted
old Colo Silver the liberal
terms. gfFtI ID r...T ." tFf.l
Those ything in line respectfully inv
ted to examine my stick and prices. jan3-u
., h-F l.. DISSOLUTION. I'd
TNNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
III designed. under v. X Hen tricks Co.. Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. -
- -.1 v. k. HENDRICKS.
decI5-d JOS, II. HENDRICKS.
| fHsW CO.PARTNERSHI
NHE undersigned have this day formed ership
the Boot and Shoe business the old stand ofy Hem
bricks * Go. v. h. HENDRICKS
| decl2-G ga .rr "a ~ alf w. A. MCREA.
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NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.

NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS n. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
e4South William street, New York.
DEING long established with an extensive eonnecuon
i'm the above business respectfully solics coEsgn-
ments kinds Western Produce which will receive
and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular Will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all shipments when required by
J. II. MAGHEE & CO.,
s.hoo-tf Evansville. Ind.
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c. Y. LEONARD. L. swEE,
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERSG REAL ESTATE RRnERR.

OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE,. a.
GENERAL AUCTT0NEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS
HDESPECTFULLY tender their services citizens
h Evansville and country the
Personal Property, Houses aud Lots Furuure Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries, etc. also
paid all door sales of every
able and satisfactory We shall exclusively Com
mission Business aud having goods
with both the
n market
to Commission business and our
customers may assured that will spare no efforts
please them With prudence and
merit the confidence of all those who their
70 our care. -
-REPERENCES-
p. G.. O'RILEY & Co.. Evansville
pUvALL. ALGo a. Co.. Memphis, Tenn
WIN. PARK d Co., do do.
JANIS BoYD, do do
r. b. SYKES. New Orleans. 4. ~ Vs.
LEWIS SSAPP. do.
MILES L. FOXES Vicksburg Miss.
LocKwooD & Bros Cincinnati Ohio
KELLOGG Foor. do do.
EDWARDS & BUSHNELL. st. Louis. Mo. SEQ
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays Saturday,
and every evening during the commencng
~ e4yiy gAslighs- ap5 SWEET d LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS AMI
CLOTHING IN EXCHANGE FOR STATE
rr..-f STOCK BANK NOTES. .-...

NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citenso
IL this city vicinity. that he opened very
large well selected sock of Fancy and Staple
consisting in part Of
French English Mernos Paiis LANES half and all
wool black plain and waered Silks: beaehed pa1 striped
chan solid
FlOunees Gross de Maple and Saens Fanne Opera Cloak
ings Liaseys Bay states fhybet plain AMI Fancy SILK
Sawls all kinds of Blankets Hoseries Gloves. Embroide-
Cioaks of all styles aud OF
other articles too tedious to mention. -. Coz. i =
Asmy motto is small prof aud quick sales would adj
wise those wishing their fall and supplies
with a call. before purchasing elsewhere.
Especially would draw the attention Of dealers
chant aors heavy and choice stock Of
pl lin aud fancy CasI'ers all eoiors of aeth
coating Whtneys Beaver Kerseys Petersham wool,
and cotton Linings. and all kinds of Taors Trimmings
To those deangin Ready Made Cthng Irequest visit
me in order examine the stock
SANITY keep hands and intend selling Cincinnati prices
and terms ~ at' =
Clothing manufactured in this city under my
own supervision. am able better
sewing than there had
Come all and convince yourselves of the fact.
A. ANS?ACHER.
novs Main street. one door below Branch Bank
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IVORY TABLE KNIVES.

FINE assortment OF Ivory Tables in stock IN single
sets or pieces which are both useful and
able for New Years The OF
ssteepers Is called to this fact. CHAS $ WELLS,
40 doors below the Branch Bank
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LEATHER AND FINDIN GS.

"ILLlAM BELL. is Just opening ON Main street
oppositeths Bank, alarge and well stock
oadeainer and findings. consisting in part Of
zooo sldes OF soleieather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
Do doz morocco, No. L. 2 and 4, Tampico extra Mad
=, rass rrench and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
dunn '' $50
20 doz Cochneal Roam
~ Pink blue and green do
20 Linngs-Pink, blue. and green.
:. ppindlngs3L ndsey's cape goat and sheep.
s'o" Cali skins,light. heavy, and medium World
IL :: OIL thong leather
10 I" Madras Kid 81 --. Att-
90 bb!s pegs.
| 500 prs lasts,
Boot trees rasps avis, pincers, nails. balls tack
stamps thread, buffers, sicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials useo by shoe
al OF which viii be sold on the most terms
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EVANSVILLE AND ROCkPOkT
STAGE LINE.
The Evansville and Rochport Stage runs
SSA.Ss-.Sz via Newburgh ard Boonvie tire, times a
sSzst zi<xsNeS week. Leaves Roekport every MONDAY
Wednesday and Friday, Arrives Boonyis BY IL A M
Nrwturgh by NJ and Evanvill- by p. Returning.
leave, every Thursday and Saturday at
A. NJ. ARRIVES Newburgh by A. Nj. Boonvie by l.
NJ Rockport by 6 p NJ.
care is taken for the
For particulars wahington Hotel Eyansy e and
WilRont House Roekport. feb2s d& wifi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
QS1 ADAMS & CO.'S 1OSH
O0tsGREAT EASTERN & WEST. OK

lS54.enrasHR h sisSs 4 S 2 'S,sssr.1854.
ERN EXPRESS,
: FOR the rapid and safe convey 6I(
Anee OF Money. Jewelry, yalu. - |{l{}
S->GZEaDle Packages and ignt fret q hi -
geheraIn. arrangements having m with tho
6'ans'iiie ahd Charlottesville Railroad COMPANY for
running tne Express over their Road the business pub
nc ol nVansviile are respectfully informed that Nee
senger VIII oe dispatched on Nom ay morning eUth inst
ana oal thereafter Except in charge OF paek
Vineenn mes, md Way Stations the road.
AN iron saie WIZ be carried TO give greater security 10
valuaoies and IN all cases goods i'm
l! on a1nNaI al efther end Without extra charge.
Inc ousiaess eonnectionss and arrangements of DANA
los Eastern Express have been extended TO Eyn..
vile, and r. O'klLEY Dc co. appoipted Agents To-
receiving and shipPi at the River on their Wharf.
boat, ana 1HoS. CONJUNCTION & co. AGENTS for "a
ceNing and delivering all goods for the civ AZ theiy
bookstore, corner OF Main and First streets.
Merchants ordering goods from the Eastern eit,es
will md great advantage i'm having them by
five days. fI s..- 49, = - 80
Packages Of all descriptions. designed either to
the East for the Vincennes route should be eIat p
U. o'kiley * Co.'s Wharfboat or at Conyngtons &
| them. = = = = -
III The Messenger, Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS will be at
me train half an hour before its time starting 10 take
charge OF whatever may be offered there. 1i--i )
evansville, Feb. Is, "a. (ap2S-Iyl ADAMS q CO.
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COTTON BATTIN. AGENCY.

HAVE the Agency of the CAnneon Cotton Batting Mill
II and shall keep stock hand Of No. and No. all
times at the lowest cash price at -.
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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COW LOST.

= ,. MY Cow having been absent over year. I begin
feel has about her for fear she will
voluntarily returnt She is amedium sized
all except her face and has small Lornsno partcu-
lar marks recoecte She probably has calf Any body
formation her will literally
rewarded She formerly belonged miles do river
and loshng hereahout il abe has
nv mistake mhl7dGwtf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..