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full a participation in this common blessing as
any other cities. BY building this connection ri
isayl eighty miles l,hould the guage of the Cen.
trial Road be altered as proposedl Norfolk and
Petersburg will then be as intimately joined with
the great Central line. in interest aud connection
as with the great Southside linz, and eeoHrsfso'
will the people of Central. a. well rs senthside
Virginia. look upon Norfolk as Their great sea
port.
Nor need Richmond regard this new connie.
ton with jealousy for she can. by means 81 II
secure n boon which she has 80 lnng desired. \
short extension from some point IN booehlahu,
ON this proposed connection. 10 llehmola' ei ~
ar . miles long. would also connect her with
Charlottesville md the tunnel beyond, by as III
reel n Road n eanld well he made-thds bring
ing her many miles nearer 10 that point than she
i now by tho present raste Of the Central rnld.
Such nm arrangement would IN the aplnihien
of your cmmittee. fend to harmonic the great
conflicting |inteFes. II the State would give 10
Nnffalk All thRt she can justly claim, aud with
nut disparagement to othsS cities. would ensure
10 Virginia a seaport tai our hafber, of which the
whole South might be Justly proud.
Your committee recommend TINT the company
TAKE such steps n may be desirableto secure the
passage of an act Of Assembly 10 authorize n
prolanrntian of the road from Petersburg TO
Charlottesville. with nm extension from some
convenient point ON tine snid line to Richmond.
aud 10 provide far 4 State subscription OF three.
tfths 10 the same
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have discovered that they will be unable TO man.
age two thirds of the Legislature. and thus avoid
tile Governors veto: and, therefore the conduct
of their acknowledged leader. During the late
affair the Governor had twice a good opportunity
10 shoot stringfellow, and the friends of order,
and his frinds, are very thankful that he refrain
ed, for had any injury, even the slightest. occur
red to Siringfellow, in two hours a crowd would
have been raised on the border; against which re-
sistance would have been useless, and no one
can imagine what would have been the ultimate
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IE.o. B.RKsR. or INV GANrov, IT. .sAYs:I

= E@4. DAKkFN, IF INV VANIJNt III 4 "
Nj. II. q. Farreifs Arab an Imminent hIs cuiei some
Ia / ra-eS here. which every other remedy had iailea
in s.: onr WIS a white swelling aud contracted cords i,
the re- Of IA boy twelve years old. The leg had witlfer-
ri nUuv, md vas So cont nctrd TINT be had no USE of il.
lhree dpt tofs Ind tried their skill upon Il in vain, u1d
he wns fast sinking II the grave, when the bays father
was in lured u Try II. &. farfelfs Arabian Lin;ment
Before tie f1.i hotflc was usad mp he cume 10 Nh. BIS
tore, na1 tie first words he spoke We're, Mf. Blfher. |
a4at Al TINT Liniment YOU have in the slere the one
bottle I got IL M by mare eool thaa all that had ever
been done briars.' That boy Is now we'll nai hearty,
and ha- free nse # MS ieg4. 1t Is good for sprains,
lfafses. cuts. burns and dwellings,.
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! ..a.a I.s;r4 If honest fme. for We cannot think
a ~ Y .binetnn's mind loo Noble 10 want the
- ,sr,n;ty1-tba intense inward glow Of man
-. lara;sn sbent 10 act its greater part ON a sub
- - theatre. The soitness Of the man Christening
~ .ay.,itv If the ehieftain, and deeply touched
:, ,bs offerings and bereavements about to be
= aa ~, lx the conflict of the morrow, the still
ten5erer emotions that breathed their sanctity
,ysr al the rnst. the thought of the faithful and
hslaye1 wife WHO bad followed him from Mount
vernon. and of the aged mother whose heart was
aebing IN her Virginia home for glad tidings OF
.sesT,,e. who wa always a good boy, all those
,ietnre yisions-feelings- too vast for
9.gar5s, Ia, deep f,r tcar,Zbuf swelling, no doubt
IN ono n]nniterea PRAYER II Heaven. We my well
im,aina IN have filed HE soul Of Washington at
thai decisive hour. as he stood upon the heights
IF u rochester. with the haly starsfr his camp.
fire. and the deep folding shadows nfnight, loop
e1 Inv the hind If God 10 tie four quarters OF the
Ky. for the curtains Of his tent. @
Il would have been a pleasing task fellow cit
izans. hal time permitted il. 10 pursue this ia.
nil Glance. nj the fortunes Of our native town,
,bronph the period which has elapsed from the
Declaration Of Inaepen lenee 10 the present time.
II would have exhibited, at least since the com,
,,,nes,nan, nf this century. n picture oil steady
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SINGuLAR.-The Petersburg Express records
a case occurring in that city ON Thursday ola
negro man who, several weeks ago, thought he re-
ceiyed a communicable from his father, who IS
dead, to come to him. On Thursday night he got
up, saying he was going to his father, and after
walking about the streets sometime, laid down,
saying, father I'm thar" A woman who had
been watching him went up and found hin dead,
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From the Journal of Commerce, July 4.
pna Onilaee on Governor Reader Of Kansas

The Outrage on Governor Reeder OF Kansas.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 18th, 800.
l lie country Is asala thrown mo as'aleoi lh-
tense eNel'ehleh'' ny me "'l'ilPleu Pe'Ptliatlou
ot an outrage upon the person "i Coy. leeaer'
At his quarters at shawnee hlsslon' ao2et h,le
miles from tins piaee. he iacts' ms | am able
10 give them, are undoubtedly Iellaole. IL ap-
pears lhat lhe ''oFefilof was slitlhS ai''ie IL US
once ms secretary Af.i1oMfeY' oe'h9 sieh am
confined 10 his room at Inc tlme' "hel tne well.
known General 0tiiil6ie'iow entered ne was
eonrteouSly reeelNed' ana aitet II Grn'ia, pr
l.mlnary conversation IN which be diia'ea upon
The influence ana eohtfol ne Wooio nave over Tue
present legislatures ana the great ezeltehleht
when now exists IN missouri against Governor
heeder' ne iilade TWO Propositions ! me NoN.
one oeinS tlat Inc ''oNefi2f s1oo.a Sahe''ol
any bill that should be passed 10 PUNISH the tam
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DESPERATE RENcorNrER.-We learn that Il
rencounterof rather a desperate nature came oil
in Danyille, on tie evening of the 18th inst, be-
tween two young men, named Williams aud Rob
ertson. The former received Il severe flesh
wound in the side, just above the hip bone the
latter received a dangerous, if not mortal, stab
in the side.
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE
Up II ; O'CLOCK YESTERDAY
w. w EEIAIEu P rnlLriftnr

Up TO J O'CLOCK YESTERDAY
NM. W. LEFFWICII. Proprietor.
{ Pate, } " Holly, Bedford; l. II Smoot and
lady, Washington; " IL Peasants, lady and
child, Botetoort Springs; Miss Julia Laab,
Washington; Miss NJ \ Powell, Powhatan; c
Hampton. Washington; Three Miss Stewards. Miss
5 I Burress, Richmond; w ellis, Buoking-
ham II c NJ Shaw. do; G W Grigg, Boushan,
Ky; Wood Jones, Campbell; a A Ferguson, "
H Lee, Bedford; J b Gaddess, New York; A NJ
Ewring, Bedford; I j Green, Halifax TT Hurt,
Hat Greek; I Taliaferro, Franklin; Jas Terry,
Campbell; IL c Stowe, Halifax; john W Crowly,
city; AG Read, Roanoke j + Sale, Liberty; }
Jones, Campbell; j 5 Mitchell, Bedford; Jno "
Franklin, Campbell; W II Trucks, WytheyiIle;
S Holt, Roanoke: J b McClellana, Va; G
Harlan, Fincastle; a b Pitzer, Botetoart; } Il
Lorian, Jas King, Halifax; Thos NJ Bottom.
Red Sweet Springs; Nelson Lowry, Bedford; W
II Johnson, c CStriekland, Jno W Stone, city;
b + McIenn, Cannal; w S Miner. j b Trayer.
a Carter, Jno I Whaling city; L \ Sloden.
Bedford; " l. Holt, Liberty; I b Mitchell,
city.
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XgTaLA IsEGEsyEENAEE FEW DAYS
VIRGINIA: rr.l-. bcil iot1e Clerk Vice G

VIRGINIA: At rsl-. held illpe Clerks Once Of
tie Circuit Count Of Nelson County, IN Mnnday
thn2ml iayof l4ly. 1851 b J. Flanagan administration
Of 7 G. Payne lied. W. Wilinm E. Buach aud Alex.
anIer II zpallsk.
The object u This SUIT is to recover d debt due rom
tn, defend mt, Bunch, To I. G. Payne. in his life time
for $l55 IL; ani to re.train the defendant, Alexander
Ii znntrick. from paying over or otbetw wise %iisposing ct
nay money or effect. l, longing In the defendant. VIM. =.
Bnnrt; aud it appearing by proaer affidavit hlei t9a'
the defendant. Nn. E. Ban,h i not a resident Of tbs
State: il is rle ed tint h, 10 appear here within one
nonth aier due uhIieatian hereof. and do what Is nece'-
sary to protect his iaterest-and that a ctp, Of tins or
der be put l.-h,d once a week for four successive "eeNs
in the IAnchsarg Yireinian, and poste.l At the front door
of tie Courthouse OF this County, on the tf-t aay u
the neNt County Court. \ ~copy-Ie.te
r I. FIrzpArRlcK, P. @. o.. LOVING, CIR.
= July II cwiw
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CRops.-The Fincastle Wing says that the
crops of wheat, corn, oats and potatoes, are such
as have not been seen in that region for many
years.
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CHANG, with their families, are at the Grayson
Sulphur Springs.
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STATE BoSDs.-At the New York Stock Ex.
change onTharsday, 5000 of Virginia Skies sold
at 9sa-an improvement of a quarter,
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CIV Reese, ana Gen strlngfellow

We publish "a another column, from the New
York journal Of Commerce. what purports 10 be
a correct version Of the recent difficulty between
Gen. Strinpfellos nud Coy. Reeder Of Kansas.
Wedonbl, however, the accuracy Of the state
ments made. ON account Of the evident bias Of
the writer against one OF the parties, We put
lish il as the only reputed full account Of the
affair which has come to hand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-11

a RryorrrIoNARY SOLDIER CELEBRATING TIE
FourRn.-Capt. Abel De Forest, a soldier OF the
revolution, ninety five years Of age, participated
in the fourth Of July anniversary in Binghamton.
New York,
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.
ENGRAVING OF LYScumtRa.-A ltbaaraaA
OF this city. from the excellent painting by Mr..
i'eyef' taken last summer. can be had. as may he
seen from their advertisement, at the store oe
Messrs. Payne " Christian. we have be,a,a
spoken IN complimentary terms of this PAINTING
In accuracy of design and excellence Of exaea.
ton 1t possesses considerable merit-nre .an,ia.
with great correctness Il view of TINT nortio. e
the city, visible FROM the point at which il we
taken. The engraving l. also well exeented an3
possesses all the ineritso of the original.
In the handsome frame which ACCOMPANIES tba
picture, it makes a very pretty ornament. md :
offered att Inv rfiee. Mike earl. duplication
to ensure securing a copy.
Va, MILITARY isafrfrrg.-t e.,rssro,.,..,
of the Richmond Dispatch gives the f,lra.;a,,
account Of the late committeeman exercises =,
the va, Military Institute -
Long before the time had arrived for H., -.
cises Ut the day to eoininener. flr pre~b,ter;a,.
Church was filled lay the vlst tlrong of 1as,.
assembled here to join in the celebration of ~
birth day of Liberty. At the appointad h "ms
the handsome corps of cadets preceded by Xo,
lants Band. with the Professors ofthe Institute
the Board of Visitors, and the Alumni Nilitar,,
Ass9cia'ioi' marched to the Church. The pulnit
was occupied by the Rev. Messrs. kepler. SaItn,
and McElwee, and the platform in front Inv ,Ia
Board OF Visitors and Professors. After =
PRAYER was offered up by the Rev. Mr.. Mct1v.a'
Cadet Fauntelery, of T. frederick. read the 5aolan'
ton of Independence; and Cadet Runbo1qb ~
Lynohbarg. delivered tue Anniversary or99tion
he exercises of the graduating class were as
salatatory address by W. T. Patton of Rich.
nond city. ="
Grafton by l.. B. Williams of Orange.
Naledlctory address by S. c rutchfeld. of SPOT.
sylyania. Pc
Major Preston, the Professor of Languages.
then addressed a few pertinent and impressive re-.
marks to the graduating Class after which Di.
plomas were handed by the superintendent, Col.
Smith, 20 the following cadets who composed tho
first class
s.. Crutchfeld of Spottsylyauia.
- VT. Patton of Richmond city.
- l.. b. Williams of Orange.
- G.. Buck of Morgan.
Z. Bargamin of Richmond.
L. C. Shepherd of jefferson.
w. I. Hardy of Norfolk city.
b. II. Todd of Notoway.
L. J. Magruder of Orange.
- r. C. Allen of Bedford.
= E.. J. Harvie of Amelia.
J.. Z. Wilson of Cumberland.
- j.. H.. Waddell of Augusta.
- Wy. Dupay of Dinwiddie.
- w. f.. Fife of kanawha
The display made By the representatives of the
Institute on this occasion was highly creditable,
more SO than usual, and we predict for these
young gentlemen, who are now about to enter up.
ON new and untried duties, . career of honor, use
fulness and success.
From some cause not known to the writer. the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-11

i18CKETs BOOK LOSE.ALost on tie
marofss Il the l0tn Inst. on my "hy tfem Ar.
Nm. d. Brlfch's 10 Main street. n yellow n ornrfo
Port We. continuing tNp s2n nptes. 10 - sl2
mslYer 4nl cd and aar Jet buckle. viii give a lib
eral no vtho dc il delivered L. M ii nv stefe.
July kOBT X NAEkiNS
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Institute on this occasion was highly creditable,
more SO than usual, and we predict for these
young gentlemen, who are now about TO enter up.
on new and untried duties, q career of honor, USE
fulness and success.
From some cause not known to the writer, the
address before theAlunlni was not delivered. Mr..
Jas. W. Massio, 4 talented young lawyerof this
bar, was the orator appointed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-28

NICE PANCAKES FOR SUPPER.-These are
made of eggs, -four and milk. The Just propor-
tions are one tablespoonful of -four to each egg.
To make small pancakes, beat couple of egga
thoroughly, and add sweet milk. Then take
couple of tablespoonfuls of flour, work into
thin paste and ductile batter by adding the
milk and eggs, and little salt. Grease the
pan with piece of sweet lard or butter, and
stir briskly to prevent adhering to the bottom.
When the under side is sufficiently Drowned.
turnit. Leave the cakes folded, with sugar or
honey and butter between the folds, or sugar
alone. If this is found to be too solid, add
more eggs and use less -four. A slight sprinkle
of grated nutmeg will be an addition
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-28
CO-PaEs,FNEHySHHIP.

TvHE unde rsigned have this day formed Co-partner
i ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER & Go
fer the r1a.@eSlon ofa general Forwarding and Com
r;sssn RmsfnesS. and erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire-proof Wareno%-= an me
Wabash ana Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham streets the Depot of the Evansville and
Cr wfordsvilie Railroad where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will giVe special to Consignme either by
River, Railroad CaIal or Wagons, and willforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They give personal attention to the purchase or
sale OF Produce Groceries in this Market ind solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Csas the frm will be in the South during the
Winter
ths an slis patronars AZ. w. FOSTER.
81 GEO. FOSTER,
assI4 w. M AIKMAN.
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07-It is said that Mrs John 1yler-who
was Gardiner--is heir to just discovered
fortune in England, by which she will get
$4,000. Think of John Tyler being acci-
dentalIy President of the United States, sccio
dentally marrying one of the handsomest wo-
men in Amer ca, and accidentally having a for
tune of halfa million! Fool for luck" sure
enough.
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NUMBER 1875.

Dor, | had fallen asleep and had been dreaming.
Was it not a singular dream?" .as5sa s2s
All the company answered in the affirmas
tive, and Toombs muttered, Singular. very
singular at the same time looking cIiliously
at the back of his right hand, while Mr. Cal
houn placed his head between his hands and
seemed buried in thought. ,-oa
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SaGRWOOD HOUSE.

rTyIE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
entirely reftted and resurnished it, and is prepared
the patrons of the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
ME Peter Burke, and has good stock fhorses and car
riages to let.
The stable large clean and wellioeated, and good
in Particularattenton
will paid the OF horses left with him for keep
ng and in all respects the public Ia lind the Sher
wood House a good Hotei. i5y6-0l j. A. 8YERS-
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NEW afyRANGEMENT.

WNorder that may able devote time more part
m tarlv 10 the TRoN AND HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business disposed Of my interest in theG
cerv house TO MATTHEW DALZELL. who will
tuue az the old stand style of ORR DALzELL
Co with Of everything in the Grocery
opportunity Of returning sincere
Of the house for the very
and respectfully ask
their fav, tothe hrm ana would
$40 very ow at all gentlemeu, that they tesd
ask credit at this house. -.
Agrsh l., 1855; & SAMUEL Okk
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Cr-7-'I have three cents left" said loater,
$50 will buy paper with them" What pa
per will you buy?" said a friend, curious to
learn the literary taste his acquaintance. "a
paper of tobacco" replied the loafer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-28
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
THNHE Undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
Ill atte dealers their large
varied stock Of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled
keep hand all large stock Of Caps and Letters
plain and ruled; Flat Oaps Demys Mediums, Royals and
Blank Book Papers Platner
& smith. and other first class msnufscturers. e-
are for the best PrnteFs Cards. and kaep
hand all complete stock of Printers Papers
every description. Lightbody's Book and News Inks;
McCrearys Colored Inks Narnish and Gold Size. 81.
have hand in large stock Of the best Four
and Book Paper and supply orders to al
any extent with regular sizes. and irregular sizes
make % order shortnotiee. .
the highest uarke price in cash, for Rags Bag
SIS - NIXON & GOODMAN.
Wholesale Paper Dealers & Manufacturers' Agents.
seplI " and % W alnut st.. Cineinnatl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-28
DRs. BRAY & PENNINGTON,

p ZAP xOTFULLY the citizens Of Evausy lie and
h i vicinity that they haze rmed PGrtnersnip in the
ptaetiee Of Medio4n and surgery.
actively engaged IL the pfetessi oF
euury aud become familiar with the diseases met
aeut 20 this their experience and sue
esss will entits them share of pnaic patronage
firsr hstwesa Aaia anf Locust op-
where eikhe both al them may es
sansalte unless absent profess onaf bGssnsss
IA-tf
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SAMUEL oRR
:, Divf0 oNRIL.
MERCHAN T T AILOR,

q - Sseond street. between Main and Locust.
EMW just receved and opened fne qf Cloths
Of different coors Oassmeres Of nae qnay an the
with hs richest fetngs such as aud
silks. &c. with goods Tor ous
nes wear goods the best quality and hasd
this city My old customers
and citizens neraiy invited to examine them.
~. nrsnsrpd With woRkmen make goods 10
she Iasss tyiss and kts iD all oases sePi2tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-28
NEW WAsHIA GTON HOTEL.

FWNHE Pro pretors from their
Main their Hotel finish
Opposite the Court Hoae where they to
old aud sl others who
call upon them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful past patronage FULLY solicit
same which shall all eRdeavors
it. Our fare will the best the market Affords and
Good Stabii and Wagon Yard kept forcountry
eyIO-dEwti FELKER & HEDDERECH,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-28

JACOB SCHkURkR, MAIN ST, BET. lSr ANDeD.
co. SchaeTse q Sehroeder's old stald1
TRES SEuFRULLS infarm the citizens of Evansville
and s,frrosa6 country, thztt have taken the
stand determined TO coRsinae the same business and
will constantly keep hand the chiecst cigars
,d Tobacco cf the les brands that Eastern markets
ford: alse Snufaud Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds, Mer
shaum China and Toc6ep Pipes Of all sizes nnd qna
tiles at lowest caGh psfce5 at wholesale and Retail
Mylsaethy experience in the business eonvnees me
tkat can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
.oIicit share of nul5.s 6 patronage. lGpl tt
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oad- APPlyso novi GEO. FosIEN %.
NOmONs! NOTIoNs.i,.
IRON RAILING.
REMOVAL,

TWN BACON Il CO.. have removed TO Main street be-
tween and First next door to Halloek
stodard Drag Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
all their old customers and
make Of pleased TO
give them call They would thanks the
liberal receive continuance
keeping everything usually keptn the best family
Groceries. -l.a Jante-iy
MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH BIT
TERS. MILLS. WINE BEGTERS.
TWNaES Preparations been long aud favorsby
aacertanT cure for Summer Complaints and pre-
of fever and aad similar diseases co
ffsSSl ri ''fNN '-'-T- : TENNEY l. SoRENSoN.
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TENNEYA sORENsuN

WHOLESALE DEALERs GROcEHIEs AND LIQUORS. coRNEs
VINE SIS. EVANSVILLE. md
TUNHE have this day formed eoparn for
III OF doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
kusineq Eayiug succeeded the of Messrs ALI.
stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good bargain
FOR CASH aay house in Evansville or any sity IN the
West. X ,. IES SNE1,
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