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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12

Last Saturday we published q telegraph
dispatch that Hon. Lyman TrumbulI had
been elected U. 8. Senator by the Illinois
Legislature in place Of Gen. Shields. Trum.
bull is an anti-Nebraska Wing, and talant
ed man. He was elected last fall to Congress.
in the 9Th district by over 1000 majority
Gen. Shields, whom he supercedes is strong
Nebraskaite. Gen. Shields, as we hear BY
dispatch, has announced himself as csndi.
date for Representative in the 9Th District
to 6ll the vacancy occanoned BY the resigns.
ton OF Trumbull
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Proceedings Of the City Council.
MospAY EVENING, Feb. 5th, 1855.

MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 9TH, 1900.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present: The Mayor, and Councilman
Steele, Stephens, Scantlins Elliott, Hart,
Decker Roquets HunnelI and Mentzer.
A cash order was granted VIM. Hunnell
for $50. for expenses to Cincinnati on ac-
count Of FIRE engines.
"A cash order was voted John +. Walker
School Treasurer, for $500 on account of
appropriation for public shoots for the year
1854. Is nA-A sAtAAAA s. 50
A cash esder was voted the Evansville Gas
Light Co. for $35s 81 for Gas consumed in
public Lamps, lighting and extinguishing the
same and meter rent for the quarter ending
January 81, 1856.
Ordered that Drs. Hutchinson and Stuve
be allowed the som Of $40 for professional
services rendered J. Anderson, Small Pox
patients, and money paid for board nursing
&c. .e,or - r~-.
A Bill was presented by M. w. Foste-, for
erecting Iron Stairs, cutting and repairing
balcony, and Lumber for the same amounting
S64.ll. And upon motion OF Councilman
Hart, 1T was ordered that the members of
the Council pay said bill. BY The following
vote. Ayes, Counci!men Scantlin, Ste
phens, Hart. Roquet, and Mentzer. Noes,
councilman Steel, Elliott, Decker and Hun.
nell. es
p. G. O'Riley Esq. City wharf IN ster,
presented his Report Of Revenue collected
during the month January 1856, amounting to
$590,65 which was read and fled.
Messrs. SetchelI and Boles were licensed
to run q coach or omnibus to and from the
Wharf-boats for the transportation of pass.
engers until the LIST Monday in August next,
for the sum of 81. tsR -
The committee on wharf-master's report
asked further time. Granted.
A committee was appointed to confer with
the County Commissioners, to ascertain If
suitable rooms for the Common Council can
be procured in the new Court House.
1t was orderthat a Double track bridge
without sidewalks, be erected across the Wa.
bash & Erie Canal on Walnut street, in ac-
cordance with the original contract entered
into between the Council aud Canal Trus.
tees.
Councilman Hunnell and Wellman H.
Walker, Esq. committee appointed by the
Council to visit Cincinnati on the subject of
purchasing suitable Fire Engines &C., for the
City, made an able and lengthy report, which
was accepted. and a vote of thanks given by
the Council for their services.
On Motion, the Mayor was directed to no.
ti6y the Directors Of the Evansville Branch
State Bank that this board has complied with
their agreement respecting the Liquidation
of the Bank Debt.
On Motion, q committee was appointed by
the Mayor to conf Z with the City Fire Com.
pauies in relation 10 the purchase Of new
Fire Engines and Apparatus.
On motion Council adjourned.
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crcditors-no hing. q = w
Losses adju-rd and due-noue.
Losses adj listed and due. t148 SIC a
L. unad, listed and Suspense. watt fi-t y go
ing for further proof i.257 ID.
All other claims against the Company sas saly =
pr ming etc. 10 s, .l - >. ~
he character. material
width streets the supply ~ dssn Of
partms mt. aud other circumstance. IL =. t.ssr
The blocks buiidAgs vsyiss
to limit the lose ~ any one sre 70 ~ ue ~ les.
The act Of ineorpo the tiled 10 Jelly. 1854.
80. -.-...I HOS- A. ALExAxDER- sss'y.
VI I a.n1soaD cors,r ss. Hartford, sss. rsss.
Persensy appeared Thomas A aesasder ofsbe
.ns CouPasy sad made ssaA that The s:fs:is
HENRY FOWLER yosties Of tn. Pssss
All that have properly Insure, viii pssss aspect
teaize the preceding reliable Of hs old isA
lite line ier sSsy sd
iaeans Will attract the attention the nsvrisg rube
hrm thsir In IL, The
ia csndsos with LEGAL Ststs sssrasss
oce n dpos-d II thai sslid shssss
ter a. not re materially ahsed ~ late dsprssss 10
The ~spit. s5o eco see sssh
addition the strength of the corrorateB and
IN v-smebt for the pledge and security Of its pslsis
The necessity and real benehu 81 nsuraaes ell szsD
the Of szs IS which hes PAID ssssidss
ably in advance the time legally snd u
litigation all these facts induce abe
of its they vt
fnd its agents dy attend the emaass Of hssnss
as heretofore with pttnjs avsrabls rstsssud
security to all permits. "
jan2s-I A. @. HALLocK. Agsst.
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" The Steamer Sultana, as we were
informed by the Clerk,on Saturday morni ng
10 now lying between Scuffletown and Film,
Island, unable 10 get up or down the river
possible to get over Flint Island bar. Shs
then attempted to return to this city but couls
not re. cross Scuf1etown, so rapidly had the
river fallen during few hours.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12

F. H. Tinkle. lad eleven years Of age. a
resident Of Shelby county, went rabbit hunt.
ing in the show, a few days since, taking
with him three dogs. As he did not retur n
as soon rs his parents expected, they went in
search Of i'm. but without success. The
neighborhood was alarmed, and more than
one hundred persons turned out in search OF
the lost boy. and at the close Of the fourth
day he was found in field, frozen to death,
and almost entirely devoured BY hogs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12

~ man named H. Holbrook is now
under arrest in New York. charged with ex.
tensive swindling in procuring the insertion
OF advertisements, all over the country, Of a
so-called American Artist Union, no such
society having any existence. He is under
stood to have taken in about 400 newsp per
proprietors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 8, 1866.
A. H. SAxDERs, ESQ.
Dear Sr:-The Prohibitory Liquor Law
has passed.! The House, about half past
ten, concsrrea in the bill a. IT came from
the Senate BY vote Of s. to Al. The op.
ponents Of the measure died hard. One OF
them, Mr.. Sturgis, was Saying something
about the unconstituiionaltyo of the law after
the result was announced. when boom from
"Old Betsy" and the joyful peal Of the lis
struck his ear and silenced HE COM laisings.
As write the bells are ringing end cannon
sounding "death to alcohol" Flags and
banners dance merriIy in the breeze. The
Governor UiA not dare &c veto the law even
il he 10 90 disposed. II be should, he had
better leave the State, for he wonld see no
peace within it. The streets ore alive with
excitement. The friends of temperance are
congraiulating themselves, and the enemies
putting as good face on the matter ss pos.
sible. One old topes remarked: swell, I
s'pose it will satisfy the women and the id
Methodists." We may now consider tina,
the long agony Is over, and that great boon
has been vouchsaf ed Us enid these times oil
general distress. "Prsise God from whom
the blessings how." Yours, in haste,
RAILROAD CITY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12

40 During q post nortem exsniaation
held over the remains Of Professor Mine, Dr..
Miller, whilemaking an incision with the
scsIE ell, accidentally cut his finger. His arm
and handhave since become greatly swollen,
and It 10 thought that unless the arm 10
amputated, the most serious conseque noes
will ensue.-[Cin Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12

VI The amount Of custom receipts at the
Ports OF Boston, New York and Philadel phia
for the month Of January, as compared with
those of the corresponding period last year,
shows q decrease Of 50, ITS, l93.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12

"The Sultana reported the Belle Sheri.
den aground at Trade Water on Tuesday
with small steamer alongside lighting her
Of.
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INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL. 81
TO HALF MILLION OF DOLLARS.
THE ETNA INSURANCE o.. HARTFORD ll,NN-

HAVING eomplied with the Law 70 resnIsss I.suruses
Al Of Companies iseorperAsss By ssssos
passed May lst 1854 BY the Chic ~ viva
required thereby prepared that STATE The sensl sssss
nent being file in la
true statement and 10 pubshed the Roe
the character OF the
for itself. BY STATE AUTHO RITY.
49, STATEMENT ON JANUARY ,oss.
The name OF the Corporation Axcp ceupA.
M: located At Hartford. Conn. ehsrtsrsd sSls
The CAPITAL Five Hundred Thonsant Dssrs anS 4
mp. The Assets Of the Conn any are: = -.
Cash on haAd. In Bark and \ che Ia q Of Aren't
or other persons s7is - -.
~ Mortsase Bcnds. and per eentiatsssst payable
n -
es ese sns Vompsny secured BY Mergsgs... 7.3t3 ~
% reeevroie secured AID paysss Bsak 100 SO %
bin feeeivaii e premium notss z.To ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12

Breaking up Of the Ice as Sc. Louis
Steamers sunk and Damaged.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. Z.
The ice broke up last evening. Several
steamers have been badly injured. The
Badger State was crushed, and part Of the
cabin was wrecked. The guards Of the
Arabia were broken.
The Martha, No. 2, had hole stove in
her hull, but was saved from sinking. The
Alhambra was sunk, and numerous barges
and coal boats we're smashed to spIinters.-
The loss is very heavy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12
CITY OF EVANSVILLE
MONDAY MORNING,::::::::::::FEB. I:

The discussion Of the Currency question
for several nights during last week, was
trough, to close last Friday night. The
discussion YVES conducted in very able and
spirited manner, in which the merits Of the
respective banking systems now in operation
in the State, were clearly set forth. Our cit
liens merged their preferences with great
unanimiy in the resolutions which we pub.
lish to-day. and which were ADOPTED, ordered
to be printed and sent to our members Of the
General Assembly, and they requested to use
their influence for the accomplishment ofthe
objects contemplated therein.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12
NhW STYLE OF PAINTING.

Nv
w citizens Of Evsosville and vicinity that he has per-
nsnsnty located in Evanyle sna Nil Int Ssues the ne.
his IN the
decoration Of Walls Ceilirgs etc., OF Puh'ic Buiidng
Churches ellipe Sesmb and promises the
perfect all desi-e his services
Fancy letter. sign Painting done the shortest
4ice Persons buildings the city would do well
to dive Mr. r. trial in his lie may be found for
the present Apollo HALL. xarssrs Main street.
near the Canal tbF-a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-12
EVANSVILLE x CRAWfOMDSvlLL
800
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

On AND AFTER wEpNESDAY. DECEMBER 9. Joes.
Trains Train will nn - foIasvstsusssys s,ssp.st):l
Leave, $500 r.~S am .Ir boz xvAsp InA,r:
nIri.e Nineen10 i2U y Arrive az vinssasss. I1eo
Arrive as1erre Hssts. 4ssr sAsivs - kvs.svii: nss
81 fassenEers dine ss vineennes.
fassense.s sy hi. res,e sesP Terri Hs.s
ing IrAn on the Terre Haus and Riehnssd Rsai n
s,Ivs a. 1870 NJ il ss vlsS
.I ri, viz, r'. ~ % A.
ror Csvesns Pts.S15sh and all issrssSsss psiss vs.
For Xenia Daysea cesnsss lzssssviiis ssS whssls.~
p. NJ - 1870 - w. :"
Chicago LegsDepor ~ syssss yssl a
II NJ. arrive e Chicago at eDP. ~. Z :
For Lousyine N Albany ssd b. ysHsspss
''s road :. .l,s ait ssa trains fer h.d,.ss .st Pore
speed comfort and eertAin Of
during winter pSeseenee ths nnssrtain ans ssp
ssrSa, one sy rvsr and II early sgsiss win
ansville In the morning will arrive
Columbus and Louisville sa1e Cay. (, $500
The stsnses Of merchants .nd sthen having Gssa ssIv
tation superior the river Good shilcet s
ant avoiding the always ssss
red when shirping By steamer.
Evansville. Dee. 6. 1854 ~ Seet-G
Evansville Enquirer and visessass Gss. ssyy NJ
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@Read telegraph dispatches in another
column.
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INDIANAPOLIS C0mREsPoNDENCE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FINE LUMBER.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN TEE CITY,

RlCE tisrees Lest quality. ustree'd for sale
IA ). -. GlLBERr a CO.
febIo Sye. Waser.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-30

The elsvsholdiuQ INTEREST. Which
hss pred dominant infiaeacc in every de-
pertinent Of our Federal Government.
: seams inclined 10 establish i.self by
eonsyucfiop, where other resorts seem
hasardous. The repeal Of the Mis-.
souri Uompfomise created 10 much
popular diseontsub ~ 70 vender furth-
ar resorts 70 Congress Of doubtful ex.
psdiencv. II the same ends, therefore.
can b. secured BY judicial interpreta-
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Executors Sale of
REAL ESTATE.
THE GOODWIN PROPERTY!

.rhe underslsned. Executor Of tho last will Of
Samuel Goodwin. late OF Franklin count Z, de-
ssased, vii onss fotsalc At public aae;ler, . NE
highest bidder, THE Court House. To BROOK Vile,
on Monday The am day OF February, 1850, Tho fol-
lowing described real o<tatuf
No. !. The White Hall Farm, three miles from
HIning about 100 aercs, ali ander fence, bat about a
acres OF good wood LAND. ftl A..
Nos. q, ,. aud 4. - These lots arc In The
fsss s%s,ass 50 acres sss Of ss smssssa ii aSs
lying between foppir's and krdman's hrns, al.
rast Of the nouadafy line, about 40 acfcs, OF
the above, and b-twscn Mo -amc iarm., well Tim.
plos Iarm, and cast Of mo lands % William
No j. NORTH ssir erns south ws-, quarter Of
Ia agooi state ofeultiyaton, being me west por-
ZION Of lhshIll fafni ,Iyiug east Of Tho river, on
which Il good barn. with this Will hc sold lot
o. sssss - ssssssn 'ss ss ,ssssse
and young orchard OF choice frult.
Moo 81 acres, part OF tao south east quarter OF
Vie Same section, under cultivation, The mnee east
VI the barn being on or near tho line, aud rccog-
40. !. a pasture Iol Of acres. west Of No. 5,
and extending nom tho pike 70 tho nofIh limo Of
10. .. A pasture 10, of - aers-, extending
fse.a NE pike 10 'hs aorh ae Of No . 'ssnr we's
NO. .. pasture lot, containing about % acres,
Mo- 10. : pasture lot ives, Of the above. being
tke most westerly LOT; consaining about "a aercs.
/ No. IA. All thai plcse OF land lying between
the plks aud tho land Of fsase fsiee' containing
No. ". East half of hs south cast quarter OF
sec. u, Town . hanes 2. on NE oxford road,
/ TOWN LOTS IN hkookviLLk.
i No. rs. Lots n and ~ In Aliens plat.
! No.i0. Lots soand ~ In same.
| No-i7. Lot o. In samc. l
| No. -. Lot Gsin same. 1 D tt
| No, 10. Loss W and 10 insane. f'i
No. %. pauoi lot N M tamr ts
No. a. part Of lot - IA sa,ae- Z. :. =.
No: -. lot. 70. y, y fss'o' an square " Of
No. ~ Lots and 10 IN same. afts = at
lots ~ Lot 90 In Buffers plat. -
No. az The above n vsry Desirable fsrin, be-
Ing Of good soil and In agooa nciEhborhood, con-
Il yenlcnt " church and scsooi. tta
No. s and together will constitute arm 81 100
acres. sqasi IA value 70 any EARN OF ~ slxs ana
llmprovolneut, IN Inc county The soil u ~ good
4 ~ bottom land. fos general paposes, and e,cry
\ asld has ronnlnx wator In ~ al Tho year. u !.
oaly half nlls from Bseoksilic. on Tho pike aud
WI make r.ssssn m n' ms. ~ s p..sisss.
Tho Mood lsn,is arc Or good soil aud especially
valuable Iotlhe amount Of excellent timber on
ns soush Of tne old som mary, and icseo In su,
Ter: Plat, lying on The pike wes' o. "e grave
flAt< OF me tAuu E1u Do t(tu ~ II @Ht<t. W
tho day of sais pointed slips will be Furnished e
bidders, describing tho lots, a. they VIII be con
yesed.
TERMS, OF SALE.
One thsfd cash. tho residue IN two equal nnnua
!. paylnenr, dlaving interest, >ccurcd By no,cs
| waving ysluatloa, and vita good freehold sccn
i Sale 70 commences NJ 4 o'clock z. NJ, and Y
lcon,inus from day 70 day n Unnecessary. -. 20
,. ID. huwIANp,
, lNov. q. 1856. Executor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-30
IN tho Frantlin Circuit conrl,,
February, Term, A. u. 1850. \

vs.. 10 foreciose
John ~. Allen. ct al> a mortgage.
On this iilh day OF November, 1855, tho plain
TIA aIed has complaint, accompanied b, the nff
davis 81 u dlstntsrcsted person, showing That
John ~. Allen, Richard Walgsr, Thomas carne,
iot y. swim, Robert nowtcr, Samuel W. tlaxcl.
line, Moses "a, Iiaxelune, Richard W. bishop
williain W. wolis, George W. bishop, William
~. cou'steck, Jacob y. Aber, Jesse Wilcox,
Geosss W. bay, Hoven Matiaek, John n. Carter,
Robert NJ. clemcnr, Alexander v. winrier
isaae n. Whistler, Lsenidas W. Minister, hea-
doro f<hotwsil, Ja,ocs r. Lehman, Rufus A.
Jones, Max stadiss, Henry >. Lauer, Nose,
stadler, George A. Wheeler, Grayham aud Buck
ngham, George A.. warjor, Ffanels r. King,
James 4. c.rsy, aud Matthew n. How. defend
ants A ss,d a.. sss not sssdsn. Of Vie state q
psndsncy Of said suit, aud thai they do appeal
and aaswsr thereto Al The next term Of said
Court 10 DC held atthe Court House In Brook vile
on the nrst Monday of ttoraar, next, In defauil
Of (which ,he said sAass will f,oceed 70 judgment
Witness IN. hand TINS IAN day % November
Nv. Sossow, Ap'y ios pi'sG. c.f.c.r.
Nov. ~ let5-<Ws y : hf.sis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-30

NoucEn herchy glvcs, Ma, viii sell At public
IN auetionon Saturday tho isth day al Novom'
bcr next. ~ the late fosidcnec ot Casper Metxxar
late OF Ffaakin eoup,y, deocassd, al his pcrso ma
property. consisting IN part Of ono Horse, Cattle
Rogs, wagon &e. A ercdit OF rix months viii b
given IN all sums over three dollars. tho purchas
cr giving h,s nots with approved security, waving
- = ~ DAVID SLAUGHTER,
oct 20 = - = = III Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-30
SHANK HIGH POETRY.

uoart winter. bleak ana cotds
Comes again with freezing blast,
Aud the Wind, 30 nufcc aud bold,
Says tho year not long eau last,
Nature sleeps IN gloom and sadness,
Faded, too, Its faces Eladnoss.
What an emblem this OF iiicl
Tottoring, Fastening " decay
Al lie griets, aud war, and strife,
TN GRIN death doth Isus away,
Like he wintry days are We,
fastening 10 eternity.
Then. since frost aud freezing wind
chiiisoaf blood with dauntiass power,
let rs 'gainst IL SHOWS unkind
Guard ourselves o'en from this hour,
Good stfong boots aud clothes supply,
Then The winter you'll defy.
ryNER n ktMnEi., on burgess street
Keep GLo Vks aud clothlng very warm
Elsow hore you will seldom meet.
such as theirs 10 brave tho storm
And lloois and Shoes, OF every Kind
FOR ~ihser use you there win hnd.
10 yonng and old. mnie aud female,
just call atthelr stefc aud see
for yourselves, aud then buy
~ you want TO save your money,
And your health TOD
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-30
Brookville, Laurel & Nashville
M ALL LINE.

INK uuderste cd having the contract for carry
i Ing the mau tho above route, would rc-
specliuily iniorm The public that he Will run
Jomlorial 10 Hack for The accommodation OF pas
sengers from Brookyille " Laurel, tfi-w eekly
Leaving Brookviiin immediately after the arrival
OF tho alago FROM cine'nnat, ON Inrs da, - Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, arriving At laurel IN. same
e,cning. Leaves Laurel az J o'clock A. h., en-
the saino day. aud arrives AT Brookyille In time
10 make connection with the stage for Cincinnati.
tie Is also prepared 10 conSc, psl-ss ayers IRON
laurello nSpaf OF the oounlr, they may wish 10
visit, on reasonable terms. CIV. PAYNE,
aag. -. fIa Propriteor.
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Administrators Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

INK UNDERMINED Administrator OF the es-
l tate OF Henry Frey. lato " FRANKLIN County,
Indiana, deceased, viii olcr Tor sale NJ the late
residence OF sald deceased la White Water Town.
ship Franklin county ind.. ON the auth dhy OF No.
veinher next, between The hours ~ ten i.nd -
clock on said day. the equal and undivided half Of
tho following described real estate, subject 10 The
widows right OF dover, vix, part OF The south
west quarter 81 section SIX. town eight, OF range
one, west, and bounded ~ f,iows, vlxi beginning
NJ stake which bcnra lfom ihc northwest enrnrf
OF said quarter section, south 70 derfoes cas- ~
rods. FIRST north - degrees east rods, thence
north " degrees east ~ aud two-teiith rods,
thence north II degrees eaul ~ AMI nineteenth
rods, thence east u aud dx.lunth rods, thoncc
south eight degrees west, sixiecn ruds, thcncr
south "a degrees, west 90 rods, thcnce north ~
degrees eats, ~ aud tenth rods thence south -
degrees west, "a aud four H. Va ruds, thence south
~ degrees west, edl rods thence south 10 degrees,
west Is rods, thenee north ~ rods To the piacu ~
beginning, containing acres aud rghis -s,x one
hundrulhs, more OF teas. said properly contains a
saw mill aud dwelling house. fcrmaoI sale, one
tnlrd Ia hand, ono-thifi Ia six months, aud the ra-
mhindcr Ia one year Deldnud BAY nVhts 10 DO 80.
cured. GfLkA CANT, Administrator.
octs6
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J0B WORK OF ALI kinds

Posters, Iiandbiils, Pamphlets, labels, Blanks,
Nc, ut less rntu than they were done IN this
Valley, and Va style that can not be surpassed In
any country office and NJ tho shortest possible no
tcc. Whether We eau mako living ~ II or not
isour concern. The public shall have tho benvni
of our advantages Tor doing cheap aud good work.
Moreover, having bccn undefbId, herotofvre, Hnd
having learned how 10 raj. nom the lessons given
u< BY competitors, NO have determined % do Job
Work, both Tor the county and individuals, M
about half the price heretofore charged, aud ~
can make money atthHt. bfinR on your work 81
every description, except work ior lotteries and
shows.
Wa ukvs tHw Am sEAuriSuL AssoETnn~r 90
joh TYPE. enabling u< to compets. In tho hrau-
lies OF Job. with any "prlnter" In The Valley -
We feel sorry Tor the muinbcrs Of the "enft" that
canrcompste With us. but 10 cnn't help u now -
II may cause some s9inafina among tho old siats'
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