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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13

Pos1LlSo. Mr., Jnne l2,-NeA! Dow has made
40 Official Settlement 10 The CITY GOunoI OUcutug
Tue recent riot, aud asserts that tui lot the Heas.
urrS taken, The city agency would have been sci
6tt 10, ahd The Cry Hall destroyed. The Boatd
Of Aldermen en1Otse the Mayors statement
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13
PORFlGN RECRt,lrS.

Nav YoEk, June l2.-The police last evening
made i descert upon tie ttig TesEeT, Iync Al
Brooklyn, and arrested to rsctuts Tot the ioteEn
legion. THEE recruiting agents wsre on board.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13

BAL7,nOrr. June l2.-N=w ohesas p,pe1s OF
"Wednesday rrCevtd.
The Princeton srilvtd al Hampton Roads yesteE.
DAY; sue lett Havana on lh= GtL; no news Ot In'
ieIeyt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13
X CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, June l2lh.-The Know Nothing
Convention Wete engaged 10 the discussion Of he
nalutu liEatiun Iaw To-day. TIE Platform Com
mitlee made final report, The consideration Of
which comes up when the naturalization question
IS settled,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13

PuOylpEscr, June t2,-Tbe ptSslIst Caleb
Ria, Of Portland tot n. s., Weni sSkote OF lM6n.
day NOON, Al Point Judith. ,Hrs position Il ctaI.
cal, bot hopes are eaeE.O;ned that she will BE- tD'
OG. The Caledonia is dtS: class Vessel Of 500
tons. g g ..s.E
The CoronoFs Erqnes: on The death VI Robin,
vas Ia session all DAY. no HrE facts Grre elected
TIE invest1hautu viii probably occupy seTersl
days.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
..1.e cstEtsEssa sats. :. 81 =. ~ 3
Tte Law Of Nssttpapefs.

s,h,cdbss vic Do bot give oS1,Fest Boties 70 lie
...GG, &c tunsasreAaS wishing . tAe'r Sab.
afTT 'rns,chbert CIDER liz Of their heri.
;r11 tAa Plbhst my ppnssEus 70 ups then pstI IN
SsaT6en NtSct o. Fnse 10 tske their rtriodI.
= S.S ~ oeea % Wbeh tbey are dlIecteA, they are
g ne ttH ttsl havs settIed Ne bE Abd order y
We l.Ss,cTiSF Ttmovtto 0beT Plates Withogt lnlom
v-htShsTVC hRl lie paEebb are eeHt 70 The ioTmeE
~ 80 thtJ ave kala Te9P0Eehte,3
ne CnEt, hste aeeisea lat Tsfasles 70 AZ redesA
~ ;, Irliml tSciA eViaeIte 0fiaIeptIuRSl fraud,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13

o-1,Iot WAlOnr u tAdlanA snived ID this
-, ,s,,ta,y nunlAg and passed on to Wash.
.s,sa City
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13

CrSuxxArl, June l2.-RMer 10 feet ta!Ing.-
Wea!Let COOL aud cloudy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13

Wholesale aud Retail AktniS,
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
mv7-ly No. III Main street
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New Stock Of Boots and Shoes al
H NIL. DORSBY's
Hoak Ha1i -

NJ l93 bsil 81. 1 doOyS klop CRieB a.
HAVING 1GiAned f:OmIhe EAn6atlUTin1 RtiO bliIh.
IL mebts 81 tie EhSt VIA AtCek Of boots and Shoes.
PIoaehng tesAon Of 1855, would TeEeetluiy tie ole
and ell " IGil and euEdRe mr. StnCk, % en- eoBhdeRt
th1 ca" St gil AVID eEery body, p .ded gooJ Pretty,
ity Of goods In my line, and viii sel ehtP el+a
eT thaa lbtY eau be 1o&ht esutett. eau AMI txauMe
NJ eOoa4 aud tut aOa Ieats1 10 elatEs VII Be n~de
iUr GxnR3mns aa
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
namask aud bIOwA Table LDtEAi
IL Stand 1914 paRAAk do ciOihsi
ASo. extra super qualities lot eEtenSioH ttb!esi
Lnen SlpkiHG, Ftu.i SaPkESi
Lnea Aud cotton <hreiiur1, ali widtb1 AID qualities
Pillow Sase linen and Cotton, do d.
Tutki h COunteiPsLeS Gh eCtiieiy new ard beAua'
IuI artic'eI
Ntrseiies and Al!eRdslt QsiIis, White and cOlai
FuTndwt Puat1. FieNCh, kns!i b aud A"e lCAni
Eruc4ielre. lace, and nusiiu eu,iaID matestaAi
FuIni,uIe PLAihS, tOtOR Fiihsei
TkkiR4A. ChRCkS, cIGtM
HvSAiI, lHoIei Ard HuC ks back Towe!nsS'
kGSC4ed ShiItius, la New fork Hillt aAisr iwitt,
t0nsdals, PtuersOr, MEthR g;On aud SociOl u llAi
Table COVeH ~ LHOc1le,e aud OH
We lave also ete we'd choice iOt VI CSrnetIRsl With
We viii Ael az cheap AZ can be sOtd ~ The city
ara HElSKEIL & Co.
Public!Notioe.
uAVIX6 discontinued the Grocery buSiRttt htreto-
ii E0te ka ~ Tue. on Market Mteet. 10 lie CiIy o.
Wheennf, I'll TeiS0h indebted 10 me ave hereby leqWret
10 Ha Ae p1ymeat before ih Isl day Of AIi!. othETw1e
The Gane viii Re ri Preeas u collection b. suit Wtih
oVt t6Sfett 70 le SOFA .,.,..r ,,.,,n,,,.w,
Mach Ia,h 1855 mkIi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-13

DoY'S calf bOo,s,
ID DO KiPbUOE
do cali UxOId TfeSi
Ro,'S boots and Ghosl o! every kind and description,
Also, thil4. tAN EbD4A, Callers, Sc, Of an bOI and
DiteSi In Iatt car suit in Rhytips heS hat
WtN In my Ge. bort SOrte 1875 MNn ilTtsl hetnhG.
Va. \. l.. NORSEY.
y. E-Couhtry mttLiMI SOlt!r4 up OI eASh Wtl do
vel toeRD tAu
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! s.MEpfCALs. 7 !. .
"WE WOULD NOT GlVE'A DOLLAR FOR
q hTAe IlNeTuRE HAMPTON 7 :

. SNnStn - NseA N9SAAs5.Ha -
!, Tvs sPNks I VIE and eopA IpfE ID Ritk tlt
thsSte' !stih - SiEtF hett Nh, Saa ther astss WIZ
ih,E y WI " g 3 ad' EhOIs. Il RSt sa
Hsy lalss v n,lHieutl, u taltated tRt ltdeSet.
Ter, The Chrltteu BAUER, rSSHsif1 Al PTrSt
W lie hs edieHa g. I've 18th Of May, tSa, tins NtlN
Of HtGPtoRS EtssA15k 9tueIhpT3 ~ gi5iJFf 2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-03
AFFECTTNG REMTNlscENCE.

"How do you do, Mr.. Dobbs? hope you
every we'll I believe you have the advant-
age ofme"
For all that, I knew yo F f ther well, Mr..
Debbs. He saved my. il on one ocasion"
H.osIs it possible? Indeed he never informed
me of the circumstance
''yery probable. True merit is always un-
DESTINATIONS and unobtrusiye. Mr.. Dobbs,
such was the case with your father. But for
his timely assistance and wonderful presence of
mind should not now be living man,
Indeed, sir this is quite news to me. Have
you any objection to let me know the particu-
lars of this affair? As son, everything that
rebounds to my fathers credit possesses q
strong interest f5r me-"
@Undoubtedly, Mr. Debbs honor your
fiial affection. have not the least objection
to satisfy so laudabIe a curiosity"
Many years ago, you will remember, per-
haps, that your late respected father kept
'cookeyn stand on the common. / was one
of his occasional customers. On one occasion
purchased doughnut athis stand; recollect
they were cent each. VIII you believe it,
Mr. Dobbs, it was so internally tough that it
came near strangling me. 1ndeedI am quite
positive that such would have been my fate
had it not been for the wonderful presence of IS
mind of your late lamented father, t5-ho instant
ly called physician from the crowd, who
succeeded in relieving me of the dangerous NOR
sell Oh, Mr. Dobbs, can never feel sufficiently
grateful to your father for this timely act. But
tits not me alone who should feel grateful
to him. / am informed that he engaged
at his own expense to take up a
position near his stand, for the especial benefit
of those of his customers who might come
near being chozed with his doughnutsiH
Dobbs suddenly had business down town,
%ad to the best of our knowledge, has never
divulged this singularly benevolent trait in
the character of his 'late lamented father"
s Yankee Blade
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Rachel. the TragadIanna.

A friend ofours, says the Syracuse. Journal,
who went to New York few days since, and
who has heard Rachel, writes us as follows:
II have seen and heard Rachel and I tell
you SHE CAN ACT. Her impersonations are
the most purely intellectual of any haye ever
witnessed upon the stage. Her style is clas-
sical She overacts nothing3 and leaves noth-'
ing undone 4 distinguished surgeon of this
city told me that in the death scene of .tAdri-
enne'' he should have known, had he not seen
her face at all, that she died from poison--the
heaving of her chest and the contortion of her
muscles were sufficiently Indicative. Her
acting, sir, is the perfection of Art"
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CO.pARTNERSHTHP.

THE undersigned have this day formed partner
~hip under the style and firm of GEO. FosrEE.& Co
n =. non ofa general EOrparding and Com.
ger tne transa~. have ere, ted for that purpose
wery large md spacious Fire roof Waehouse on & 1ne
w abash and Erie Cann and corneros Locust AZ
ham Streets and near the Depot the vG nsvlile an
Cra VITO rdsyie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds
Produce and Merchandise.
They win give special care TO Consgnm either by
River Railroad, Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates. b 81
sale OF Produce Groceres in this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast rs one of che drm will be the South during the
Winter.
the public natronage M. w. FOSTER.
- GEO. FOSTER,
decfA w. NJ. AIKMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-03

: A MADuAN.-A workman at the Lunatic
ASYLUM in England, left a chisel more than
three feet long on recent occasion, IN one OF
the wards 4 furious patient seized it and
threatened to. kill all who approached him
Every one then in the ward immediately de-
parted from it. At length the attendant open
ed the door, and balancing the key of the ward
on his hand, walked slowly towards the dam
gerous. mailman looking intently at it. His
attention, said the attendant, was Immediately
attracted He came toward me and asked:
What are you doing with that? ST.
I am trying to balance this key on my hand,
said /, and | can do it; but you cannot balance
that chisel in that way on the back your
hand.' q -
yes lean, said he,l balancing it carefully
and extending it towards me.
| i took; it off very quietly and without
making any comment upon il. He seemed
little chagrrined at having lost his weapon, but
he made no attempt to regain it, and lns
short time all irritation passed away
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-03
GOSSIP WITH OUR GIRLS.

"Ah Little Mischief Where's Eliza, this
evenins?'' $50 srfsa. - ma r-se 81 81
eShe's gone in the country, and mother said
l might come and open the door for you.'
"Sit down, my dear, will be- ready soon.
w hat was the matter in your street the other
day? There was crowd of children about
on Saturday, l think" ....s,.,..
e.. sOi! we had a funeral a poor Ii le thing
died, all the children went to the funeral"
"Who was it, Nary" @
''It was a poor little orphan that came in
our street a good while ago, and Mrs--took
it in and took care OF it until 1t got quite
well, and then it used to run about to the
neighbors' houses, and all the children used to
playiwith it, and were very fond of it; and we
used to carry it about the street. And it
was 50 good-it never used to cry unless some
one would hurt it. Oh we almost loved the
little thing TOO much At last poor little Too
ty stopped away one day and we wondered
what mad become Of fiit--for we aways used
to look for it at our house just after breakfast.
Well. after breakfast | went to Mrs IS,
and found out that she was quite sick, and
Icouldn' walk, and two or three days after she
died. and then we buried her-that was when
you saw the crowd about the street, guess z
"What was her name, Mary? And where
was she buried?'
Her name was Tooty was buried
in the lot.n - sT e f'o aia & -e
'eWhat lot?' II s g 7evi sllg ri zs.st
"That lot up the street-Bloo'good's.
/ stBuried child in Bloodgeod's lotp' Egi
seNo, sir it wasn't child-it was cAT,'
.sYou little imp! Run of, now, and will be
latter YOU in a minute"
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CINCINNATI ~ g
RETREATFOR THE INSANE,

N charge DwARD ME AD M D. Editor ofthe tneri-
Psycbol Journal Lecturer Insanity and Forenzc
Wdiene late Obstetrics and formerly OF Matera
This Insttuton for the reception o. patients
senting superior advantages one
- ia a4iens are The long experience OF tie
as practitioner and teacher affords guar
~ - af indIv care successful stment
Terms made know application to Dr. MEAp Cineln-
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NEW GALLRRY, NEW NAME, And NEW
~ PR4CESI
THE SUN BEAM GALLERY!

~ ESSRS. SUMMERS & TlLESTON have now fully
I'VE napeted their Daguerrean Rooms DR. N j. Brays
buildings Fitst opposite the post office an1
ready receive VISITORS aud to take z the lat
with they cool and while
have q mammoth sky-ght which ahles take pic
that VIII fayorably with the Vest
Therefore feel confident Of giving perfect in
all which guarantee SALE Please call and
at the Western Sun Beam.
N.B.=Pictures taken dollars. lel3
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SHaRWOOD HCUS e

ENHE subscriber has Iaken the above house, and nas
entirely retted and refurhishedit, alfi Is tfepare
10 entertain the patrofs OF the fEouse satisfactory
naH4fer He also rented the brick Stable owned 10y
Mr. Peter Barke and has good stock OF horses and car
riages to let.
The stable large, clear and well ocated, and good
aoste rsare constant attendance Particular attention
wi be paid to the care horses left with him for keep
d and in all respects the public ha find the sher
wood House good Hotel. fjyS-fl j. A. 8YERs. =
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deci2
SE1I leg 1VANTEn.

WMEE are repaired Fire Proof Warehouse
Wv any quanty Of Grain Produce or Merehandlse or
tho most liberal terms. ii,
Having large and airy rooms up stars
Snd kinds goods liable to damage from damp or
st i
sr longer when desired 49, ,- = !, :,
arehouse ocates IN corner and W. and ~
canal for shining by River or Rail
road AnuIvto SuovI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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7--71,C ,CHEsO DOssE FRANKEsS lgn.s
f,INcINNA ATIDY ENG ESTABLISHMENT,

Che Canal sts opposite Henry Lutz roee
ooAAN- - Evansville. Indiana.
wANCY Steam Sceurer and Rehnsher o. pry
and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for Mr. Teasdae z
New York Dye House -, c,o.ta. &c S;lt
- Crare and Cashmere Shawis OF euery o. scrip
ion and Dyes every kind Of stufs ac-
fin shes them equal to new ere-
spots or Silk Dresses in dry inou
He also cleans and ishes CUR
.ains in SILK and Woollen. Toe de Tersse and Iuiies
Also he cleans Carpets and finishes them equal to ne az
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new ARKANGEME%

WNorder may he able Aeyote partcp
Iarly TO the Iis0N HEAVY tIAkDwARE part of my
have disposed part the Gro
ssery house 90 SIR MATTHEW. DALZBLL. who will con-
ainue NJ the stand nner the style OF ORR. DLZEL
Co. with complete en o. everything in the Grocery
would take opportunity of returning sincere
the house for the very
years and eetHly ask
tee "a con tohe frn an II would sy
te very pay at all gentlemen that they neeo
ask credit at this house. ~,
Marc A.
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DAVID O'NEIL,

NJ Err G IT a n T T AILOR,
Second street, between Main and Locust.
AS just received and opened n assortment Of Cloths
Of different eoors Gasmeres of hne quality an the
with the richest yesting such plain aud
velvets satns silks with c0mm0ner goods Tor bu
All these gaois hest quality and haRd.
varieties brouahto this city. My old customers
and citizens orally invited TO examine them.
prepared With hrsrate workmen make goods IN
lates tstges, aud warraat fits in all -@tt
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A
gSE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
dealers consumers TO their large ano
varied stock Papers Our arrangements with
and dealers are such that we are
Eli, and ruled Flat Ctps Demys Mediums. Royals and
sinner Royals Blank Book Papers by Paner
4 smith and other first class man utaetuTers
w are agents Printers Cards and Keep on
hamd Eli times complete of Printers Papers of
eyery descripton. Lightbody's Book and News Inks
rnIored In Varnish and Gold Size.
We have Oh store large stock of the best Four
Paper and supply orders to al
most anv extent with regular sizes. and irregular sizes
make 90 order shUrtDp 5trF- -,
we pay highest market price IN cash. for Rags Dag
gng, Rope and Cotton waste. g coonxsA
pa ner Dealers a. Man Agents.
hoASSNis So and Walnut ati.-
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lDRs, BRAY PENVsNe3C,,'

I'd ESPEC FULLY inforv the citizens Evansville and
N xinitv that they have formed partnership in the
practice OF Medicfn ard surgery ri
Hay ~ hseu in the
ter of Century familiar With the diseases Incl
dent To This theY hope their srienee
cess entitls them share of pahiir patronage
Firsr between Mai ani
nosi,e the Post 0se where may be
eonsulted unless absent on profess onal business.
ag8-tf @ as@
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IHE KOT NlGHTs ARk COMING.

LII those wish sleep cool had bette call at Col
"A burn g. Hersl berger and buy new mattress e
OF description anc
size ever made II one doubts
our word call and examine. and nroduee better
We wofkmeh ,snd will make TO order
spring hair ana ahuek mattresses and warrant
em beer than obtained other stern city
70 our spring import the springs from an
Eastern factory and wilt guarantee them 10
To coun try me rchants would that furnish
on as liberal terms they obtain the same quality
a other city.
would also say that closing out the balance o.
ou summer goods large discount from
anJ hnsa who want bargains. had tier call and
| oneSn om;1a 90 CoLBURN Il HERSHBERGER.
nmS9 Fosters Block. First st.
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NEW wAst44NGTON HOTEL.

FNE ProprfetoTs House have removed from the
M old Main street their new Hotel inst hnish
House where they ePared to
their old all others
d. to call upon much superior style than formerly
patronage ull! solicit
which shall all endeavors
will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good Stabll Wagon Yard kept forcountry
ey10-dEwtf FELKEk q aHEDDERECH
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FAIsmEIgNs HOTEIa
D. !. \ DERsoN. MERcHANTTAiLoR.

On First street. between Main and Sycamore
MAS ortment Cloths, Cassimeres. Vest
etc. which b. ts rre ared TO make in the
enable styles and at short He will
good and hopes kJ log perenee the usines be
lb give gsheia satisfaction He has also hand fine
erino ik Undershir and Drawers with fine SHIRTS.
Collars etc. made in the best with Gentaesnen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call. -HFe deel6-ti
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rTe.ag aND TOBACCO STORE OF

IACOR SCHEURER, MAINsST.. BET. 1ST AND 3D.
TO- Schaeffer & schroeder's old staad')
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Eyansville
and surround ng county, thati have taken theabove
stand dot rmined to continue the same business and
will constantly hand the choicest Havana
and ofthebes brands that Eastern tnarketsaf
iord also SnuGand Smoking Tobacco OF all kinds Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes ana qua
ties at the lowest prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Wy lengthy experience in the business conVnces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit a share OF public patronage. laplu
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y. +. CRISP.

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
eoster's Battling, Up StafFs.
IT F.CRlSP. having removed his Once to Fosters
u building will be hand at all times, to take
Snowedge of Deeds Mortgages &c, and attend
- all business requirsd of him Justice othe Peace
feb9-tf
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ES0R grndng wheat and corn and all other sa
Genuine old Anchor brand Boiling Cloths and Betting
az @ T. r. Monroe authorized to sell the aboy'
-t;ces AZ our Cincinnati prices including freasht
oeeIP4 Isis-s JAMES BRADFORD CO., Cincinnati, o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-03

LOSING LEATHER-We were much amused
Yesterday with the intense. exc tement man.
ifestea by verdant gentleman from Arkansas,
who was endeasori1g to convince Hose Conn.,
pany No. 4 that they were pursuing too
precipitate career Under adverse circumstances.
As the company were rushing down Winches-
ter street, at full speed, laying their hose the
young man stepped from the sidewalk and
hailed them .a *
''Heyl say--you fallows-T say--hold up!
Hold up | sayh' What's the matter?" sung
out the Foreman, slackening up. "Why, dod
rot it, don't ynu see you're losing all yosw lea
tserp' Z. roar from the by-standers convinced
the gentleman that something was wrong, and
he made himself searce.-[[ lNena. Eagle, 7a.anst.
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HgsON RAILING.

T@NE undersgned has the Tor he sale OF new an
beautiful pattern OF RON RAILING. WI h round
wrought and figures in great variety
syles which viii sell at Cincinnati ADDING
TREIGHT.
This railin cheaper substantial than other
kin Thuse wishing Railing 20 enclose cmeery
sots yards for pazzas. etc will DO well TO give me
call
wa SSS Ssw ~ - = = = "A LAWRENCE.
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sOR ENsuN.
KnorEsAlE pHALrRs IN aRScrIIGs IN tIauoRs.

WHOLESALE LIQUORs, CORNER
wATER VINE SIS, EyANsyIILE.
VHNHE Undersigned have this day formed copartnershp for
mhthe purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eavipg succeeded the business of Messrs Al
purchased their stock and made additions make
complete shall able
For CASH. any house in EVANSVILLE city in the
West. r. S. TENNEY,
lana s.. SORENS0N.
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THE MYsTERA sOLVED.

from the crowd OF customers that nave been
90 visiting friend Embieh for the weeks
underline impression that he the is in
erca parance) had BY the board and in
thereof selling sacrifice but further
~ arehaPpy announce to our readers not
khe He hand full of spring
and summer Dry Goods. and is selling very low rates
henc Tho hro hissfO NJ
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- The RUL1vG PAss1oN-Two gentlemen who
were recently carried from Portsmouth tothet
Naval Hospital with the fever were placed
in positions so contiguous that they each could
see and hear the other One Of them Mr.. J.
had monomania for betting-and on the
other gentleman's groaning out Gas he did
frequently Il shall die.'' Dir. j. insisted on
betting Inn tendollars that he would, not and
became at last so violent that the physicians
were forced to remove him to another room.
He would have lost bet, as the gentleman did
die thesam night he was brought to the Hos
pital. The "better'' recovered.
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Ann,1ArIC Ri. AcK KRERRY CARMfNITIVE.
H0pKVNS & HEAD.

MY sre opening choice stock Of Fmbroideres Gloves
w Tri min gs Prints and Fine Dress tIonds also tn
finest stock Of Carpets OIL Cloths Rugs and Window Shades
offered this city, all at low bargains for cash
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