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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-12


ALBANY, April II, 1855.
Nothing further Of Importance trsnsprsd in last nights
proceedings except the explanation from Mr Coleman in
regard to the charge Of fraud relative TO the Broadway
Railroad BILL He was satisfied he had done the road
injustice.
BILLS REPORTED, ITO.
r. W. PALMER reported favorably on the bill for the
better protection Of second class passengers arriving
New YORK. Ordered TO . third reading
The Committee Of Nine then made report veral
bills
Mr. MuSDAY moved to except from the report the bill
to incorporate the south Bay Steam Navigation Com
Mr.. s. B. cox moved TO except from the report the
bill confirming the acts Of the Schuyler County Com
After long debate thsreport Of the Committee of Nine
was disagreed to.
Mr.. wills reported the bin to amend the Liquor law
The Brooklyn Canal Drainage bill was reported com
plete.
The bill to authorize the ssens Of the Sing sing prison
was reported complete BY majority Of this select
mittee.
Mr. oDrL said he objected the report on the ground
Of the length Of the contracts.
To ueorpor.,. til. S.ps, ' Historical Society Of New
York.
Several private claim bills aIso passed.
To nd certain sections Of the Code Of Procedure
To incorporate the Baptist Historical Society Of the
To provee for the due sppovtionmsst and
Ct taxes and for tbs sale OF real estate TO pay the
In relation TO railroads held under leases.
Appropristipg moneys for ths canal debt the enlarge
For the PREVENTION Of fraud ths revenues Of the ca
Authoriz' 'ns state tar Of . mill and quarter
Mr. Ankn moved to reeommit the bill 70 strike out
the words I" one quarter mill"
Mr. GxAsos favored the motion He deemed min
Mr. BArcmvoRp assured the House that the entire tar
proposed was absolutely necessary.
The motion prevaied-63 TO 40.
Recess 10 4 o'cleck.
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mo sPoRTsMEN.-IoR SALE. NINE rvLLBEan
sssrfsd Tbsy are we'll worthy the stteuon o. sporun.n
~ cfhsrs fond Of we'll bred fancy dogs hsy seen y
Shippenss street Hsboken, n. j. short distance rom
ths Hoboksn Hiding school
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Sioux Expedition on tho Plains.

PROM the 81 Louis Republican, April n
We alluded few days since TO the military expedition
planned BY The government against the Indians Of the
plains The following general orders deveepe tia full
strength OF the expedition, and the scope Of its opera
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AFTERM0ON HKssfON
BIIIA PA. .asID. hIC.


To incorporate the Nassau Water Company.
To amend ths charter Of ths Kings County Mutual In
sursDce Company.
Mr.. BrAIcnyoRD moved to reeemmt the supply bill
wi instructions 10 strike out all items excepi those
quired for the support Of the for the
pensaton Of The officers Of the Legislature provided
by law fer the payment Of the chapiains messengers
and employees OF the capitol and for the buildings
tually owned By che state
The rules were suspended and the bill referred.
The bl to tske evidences the claims Of the Roehes-
ter millers for compensation for damages up
It's third reading, and melton OF Mr.. BrrcHvoRp,
who took IL TO account the presen. condition Of the ta
sury, was laid on the table
II IL Understood that the back track will be taken on
both the above bills the House viii sgree the
State tax 70 mill and quarter.
EvENIso sEnar0N.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative 10 the collection OF lands Of non re.
skrnts and for the sale of such lands.
To regulate the dstrbuton Of the assets Of nsovent
Savings Banks.
To enable the school In the Five Points New York
participate In the school fund.
Relative 10 the filing Of transcripts Of judgme nts from
the Marine and District Coars Of New York.
The sepate's resolutions relative 10 slavery and
erst socistss read and laid upon the table Ad.
learned.
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VAST orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Ladies' or genticen having Of the same 70 dspo -
or can obtain fair and cash price By sending Tor the sub
scrber residence the poet Elm stresa,
Dusfeidorf.
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DULPIN,s SIX DOLLAR MANTILLAs-Mosr CHARM.
~ in. q the very rehest sasta
ness and moderation price, offered
Ladies call and J6l Broadway
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Our first regular express via NeafasuA 70 San Fran.
cisco will be ds,psssnse on Ih.rsasy April X iss' Per
special yrsshs gsofssss sas express matter
generally for all parts of Calforn south America sand
wich Iabd Oregon and China recivedat the lowest rates
Our company composed Of the late empo1esof Adams
Ties for transactns business that aud
Orerou are unequsiisd WM H. HALL, Agent
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VoyTlg. AND GTLPlxr,s cLorHrre -ycsnPH
the ca. Hail. have - hsaf hs ssss ssssrsS s,ras
spi snnss assS s.a ssyss = - sessx q tks usissl
"a Z, vh,lssaas "A f4 UvaNS 0lSsS1 Vrlsxs.
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John Harris vss Arrested yesterday By oneu Ross, u
tbs ssoopd Di,r'e, police court, oAarssd vsth having
,tossn posAs, bo@s containing ssc from Chsriss hsaas
~ No. II ysgsswss<r street, Tfs oonpisnAas alleges
that be lsdassd 10 drtnk rsseAssxly u niories
Ting llgHors by he dsfsaSsnt that be sdueed him IA
60 ov 10 th~ Navy Yard, vhsss ks worried, and hsv~
drs- bis psy fas the month 81 march, ssso~niias so
go That Est,ssg gio1ousy dssak ths psssossr syiy
tok ths from cony yslr ssrs posk~t aud spvre
prssd ths sAss 70 his ows me-. Ths prisooss vss
hsnGht h~ess Jnstic- bresnsn s us Jss~rs>n sAs y
r<1lrs vhs ktsu fo,s xlnSfaxu
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CL0THINo - LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ 70 dispose Of can receive fair price q essh v
West Broadway By letter through the Post oee ladies'
attended by hrs Cohen. g. COHEN.
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Daniel Carroll young mAn In hs emslsy o. his
brother. Jsne. j. Carroll, qasr dealer u No 2la hui
berry street, vas arrested yesterday By on 'r hccass
u the Fosrissnih ward roies charged tha eonplss,
o his elder brother With having smbsrIsd st vsross
times small sums q aon~y ~hii~ In hs snpiDy bar
n<sr II alleged that Daniel has, from TINS 10 a ns
sbstrse,si Dobsys sors ths drawer an,nG 10 the
sgxressts 70 over tco, snd appropriated ths same u
HIS Tie Aersssd brought before Jnsue>
Welsh, ~ the t<sss hsssst POLES coa, Who oom-itsi
A.
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HAYES CO., NEW YORK AND SAN FRAN
81 cisco Express.our rsxt Caiifoyna will be
forvafded by the Nicaragua STAR OF THE WEST
Thursday April l.t6 In charge % through msssnssr
Pscl ages parcels and letters received the once rs
10 o'clock on sailing day =. HAYES CO.
N BWs call Alteration o. shippers 70 tAs special facility
BY which avoid the sE and delay % ranshippns By
launches.
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lCO.PARTNERSHIP.

rTNHE unde signed have this day formed aCo-partne
Il ship underline style and firm OF Gro FosTEK & 20
for the transaction Of general Forrarding ana Com
mission Bustness and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on The
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun
Cr~wfordsvie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all Kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special care TO Consisnments. either by
River. Railroad. Canal or Wagons, and Will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. "' 49, 49,
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this markets and solicit
orders for the purchase ougar and Molasses on the
Coast of the firm will be in the South during the
Winter. sm ''duf = 's ih' iiH .-ilL-i ~
They hope by unremitted attention to merit and share
the public patronage 80 ?. = M, w. FOSTER.
I,1a21a'e ffff T'-fals rtA .hHtii GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 '-i -ff f IA triff' 'iab Inv. M.AIKMAN.
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

=, CUUk,S FANtLK GROCERY: ailt
THE undersigned woilo respectfully TO the
citizens OF Evansville, that be is now better psepsr
ed than ever 10 supply their tables WITH ENEKf-
Groceries. -
Thankful for the very lfscra pa,roha &c rece,, u
my share trade presentadd.ional els
and shall spare no efforts to nerititE vanoW sd ID
am CONSTANT, receiving all The leading articles Of
Family supplies fresh from d'sull keep
oh hand at all times, Fresh butter Cheese Lard Esss
poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Mest..sT
T.. rHte 4lirsar 20 -ALSO- - - ~
complete assortment of Dry Groceries OF ever do
crip,ion. Teas, Coffee Sugars Measses, Flour, Reso
exc. -..,-f-fl 49, - - artrff 9rf V'Rs7
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goodr To sas
doors of the purchasers promptly upon the reexps
their orders. Call and examine stock. 10.
, oetea opposite the Posi- Ooics.s
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GAME OF ALLKINDS.

- - - LOOK OUT SHARPLYI M n y.
<E4r J. DR.. EVANS. of Evans Restaurant. vincennes.
..tx-s has made arrangements to fill all or1ers for
Game. sent him by individuals or families at
Evansville He will dispatch Game of every description
promptly by Railroad and sopla thank his old friends for or
the shortest
notice with all the supply families with Game
tf
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JOHN :. MITCHELL a. SON.l
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCK

EVANSVILLE, IND.
O6es aud WAREHOUSE on Water street, bttresn Main
and Locust; also corner Of Walnut ST. and fhe
Canal, and at ths Big Wharf Beat at
foot Of Main street.
WILL advance cash on all kinds OF Produce COZ
w signed Them sale orto ship toher Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders or purchasing Produce Merchandise, niied
NJ the shortest notice aud lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention to the Forwarding OF
ali Me Produce entrustedo their cares and
with their experience and ample facilities for storage
do not hesitate to guarant, sc satisfaction.
hewlett JOHN s. MITCHELL q SON
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
ER4LLY.

NTESSRS KELLER d .FARNSLEY would spect
l fully return thanks 10 and the pub
Inc generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method OF informing
their friends that they have purca of M
Bell his entire stock of q rtIa d Medicibes. and
Will continue to the business infhe hoU
mery occupied by him Main, between First and kse
end SITS where they viii be pleased have their
call and examine their STOCK. They have associated Mr.
Isaac White. shp has been the princ al clerk
in Mr. Bells establishment, who will Re happy atsll
times. TO wait upon the old Patrons ofthe house.
pure Drugs atlowraes and acfomm. dating term
any indueerent TO The Merchants, Druggists and Ply
sicans. respectfully invite tem 10 call IS Rave
Oh hand stock of $4,000. of wel erted 1ugssnd
viii be constantly reeeiyi ing addiioDso our I,resent.
supply. snd hope TO offer such Inducements NHOlE
SALE DEALERS will sapereede The reccs atty of
Their vsit other ees for the purposeof fchssing
their supplies. f - - .Jo.T
jyI5D 'I i'l' Keller. FARNsLEY 4 CO..
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/, Il, !. go. 800 -, ya,, ,N9TlHC ESi, =,

M ESSRS. LEWIS & HOWARD having purchased our
vl Wharf boat wish thanks for the liberal
bestowed hitherto and to ask for eOnnu-
of the towards them.
We further friends out town and TO all
that continue the Commission and forwarding business
heretofore We have ample Wharboat facilities at
the River having Canal and other
ofore do insure In that DEPART
ment. . % -
We continue make liberal advances all property
signed to for sale orshpmentt and
also promptly NIL all orders for the purchase OF
goods the produce of the having ample facilities
such The
Office. rmery. under the TELEGRAPH Office 81 ~
e22-tf "a Isl ..-... JOHN S. MITCHELLl& SON.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF J

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHhURkR, MAIN 1T. BET. 1Sr AND 3D.
- 10. Schae der d Schroeder's old sta do y
II RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
Il and srroandng country. thatl have taken the above
stand, Diet rmined cotBue the sdme business. and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Hav Cigars
and Tobacco bes brands that Eastern markets a
for also and Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds, Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
es at the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convnces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share ofpublic patronage. lapl II
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! UaRDWARElAND CUTLERY.

direct Importation from sheffield EDgiand) .
UHAyE opened invoice of Shefheld Goods direct
the manufseturers' hands whrh1 invite the at
tenion OF Merchants and others who wish to purchase
cash business The invoice consists In part
of the following. viz:
Table Enivesin variety:~ Hand and Pam Saws;
Pocket do do; Ripping do;
Shears and Scissors; Tsnon and Compass do;
Razort Drawing Knives; .f
Files descriptions: Chisels. socket and Frmer
All will he sold the lowest market rates here
= - = .T''.--T 49, CHAS. s. WELLS.
decI2 .~nfE 4 doors below the Branch Bank.
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NEW FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING ~ EMCHANSh FOR STATE =

L.
CLOTHING ~ EXCHANGE FOR STATE
STOCK BANK NOTES.
TUNE inform the citizens Of
IL this city aud vicinity. that he has Just opened very
we'll slsets lock Of Fancy AID Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of .
French Eagsh Msrnos Plaiis DLanes half and all
vOol black plata aud wstersd Silks beaehed plaid striped
saangsabs and solid cold Silks Dress silks all ccors OF
foaness Gross de Maple and saens Flannes Opera
ngs. Lnseys Bay states. Thybet. PLAIN AM Fancy SIX
Shswls all kinds Of Blankets Hoseres Gloves Emoroide
Of all styles and materials. and multitude OF
other articles too tedious 70 n ention. -
As my is small prof and quick sales would ad-
wise those wishing tn r fail and winter supplies to IA
vor with call before ptr.hasing .lsewhere
Especially would draw the aearon OF dealers and
shznt tailors heavy and choice stock OF
pn and fancy Cassimsre all colors Of Brosdeioths
soatnx WAReys Beaver kerseys Petershsm. etc Wool
aud cotton Linings, and all kinds OF failors
To those deaiinyin Ready Made Cl thing rrqlest y
in order the very heany stock when e
staty keep hands iasend selling CineinnA P''S'
aud terms 49, ms
II AS these Clothing Manufactured in this e.V S ~
better NJ Anu NJ
than the had any other
- 80 A. ANSPACHER.
novs Main street door eeio" Branch oAnk
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ATTENTION FARmEKs!

NVTOOL CARDINt;.-The undersigned asks the attsn
tieu Of facilities forN DOL Gard
ing This establishments has two machines running day and
nightly work faster and cheap
than other similar in this region while the
work is excellent farmer bring in wool for himself OF
ordinary an only have to walt
be esrded. Ny prices reasonable The
price wool according quality
have old experienced Carder to work my machines
and promise satisfaction. je3 Wit ria IN. BihiH
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LOTs AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

LOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE. isss. ~
GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATIoNISix Lots for
u sale situated in Evans vile beyond the Railroad De-
Four these have Frame Houses them and other
They well situated for Residences
convenient business and only about from Main
fine specuatcn offered in these lots as they
Sold Those places wish
ine fine opportunity Depreciation had better apply mme
datey One of these houses epeeslly AMI very de-
srae residence For further particulars apply at this Office
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HOUSE FuRNI.HING GOODS

HNOLRCRN N HER,HBER6ER nave no" oben TOT e1-
~ animation large stock OF Gooos con
and Hall Carpets patterns and quailts fio on
CIoths from fs feet wide Satin de LANES. Norsed
etton Dsrasks Bro Hollands for Cur
Muslin aud Lace Caans Cornces Curtain Pins and stai
Rods Mars.illes Quilts Linen Damasks. Table Linen and
foweiling and Table Cloths and Bed Blankets OF all
sir and qualities.
We also manufacture Mattresses every size and descrP
al N which will warrant good can be found, Also
Bed Comforts all sizes ALI OF which viii sell aslo a
quality be found this side of the Aesheny
Nonntains Poster Block. Ist St.. Maio oet20
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sTORAGE WANTED.

M prepared Fire Proof Warehouse
w any quantity of Grain. Produce or Merchandise on
tho most liberal terms -iH rAHa -
Having large. and airy stairs particular care
Household Furniture. Agricultural imp ements
all kinds Of goods wares liable to damsge from damp OF
rust. i. ..i y
or longer when desired. !, =,
located on Locust and W and E.
49, An,lv "a novl GEO. FOSTER & co.
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.,.,M1S6RLLANE0tlS.
noCA LITTLE IAN wIEH Al BIG sTocKisaub

err 4lo "A LITTLE IAN WITH A BIG STocK!sau3
La FAIL An nNIN rf;IE GLOTHiSG,2
,GENTLENfEN's FURyisHiNG COeHs, &C.
HAVE Just brought down the river and opened my cid
the Hold! Of the iarrest and best
CLoTIIfS Of, re4 for sas n this city Tnis stock
fall appersainng to
wearing latest styles
in the most su tsanial Also frvs stock of
\ teif GENTLENES'S FURNISHING GOODS, III { ,
Of every description U. l'tftlF uI s"17ehf -'-
Tn Goods we'll O. wish
TO supply themselves Win Ciothins &c., aud wrecommeRd
themselves C-n them ~ u iNlIH
oct23 tf -af,.,g a. aSTAONY LoBENSTEIS.
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MESSRS. SATERLEE d Dt'GARMO have new ss
1Nl hand good assortment OF and hsrse
rages. Roekaways and Bugges manufactured al thei.
own shop after the most approved and modern styRs
Messrs. >. & Dec. win pronptly I'll sllorers forsss
tom work in the neatest and most substantial
and not surpassed by Eastern either
quality or price. They have an experienced Csrrisge
Black smith who does the Iron work ina sie not
DE exceiied. - APPLY
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IOys Ann NOTIONS.

! = !. = =
UTST received daily looked tor including most
- every little Article. such as Toy
Boxes Dolls Rattle Whites Trumpets.
Harps Accordeons Games Dominoes Chessmen Perfamey
Needles Pins Toothp Pencils Gold Pens combs Brush
es Toilet Soap and Pewter Razor Straps Travel
ina passes Thermometes. Pocket Knives Wallets and
Parses Sewing Birds Wax Beads Jswelry. Fire Works Nc
and sale BY NJ .noy30 IL L. A. @. PUsHkE.
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e. wr - = sss....s!1
- - - 8 i fEs $; -


T+trt 49,. 'e-s.sstE =
RkaIROAD TR ANsPOnTtTION NOTICE
yUyTfIBANY. 30 STON. NEWrYORK aud all interue =
stations aud places ImGed,ssey on the co mple
,on Of Crawfortsve Railroad 90 ierre
which within about three weeks from Thu date
will he ready receipt TROUGH for the delivery OF all
az Prod-ee Property from this city
and points this and Terre Haute TO all the above
points stations via the India ohio
New Yk Central NewYork and Erie and Albany and Bos-
son Railroads. -ITg - -
e. Rates made known application At ny omce un DER
'h novIs ST. S'f \ JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
WABASH q ERIE CANulTRANsPORTRTIO
7ssa-sr- srIzsiI.h TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. x&TfSS
$500 PHIL ADELPHIA and BALrI- SEak3s.,
NORE-Ths undersigned Agent will receipt for tie delve-
~ THROUGH all kinds Of Produce and MsrehandiIe from
this city Troy and Western Line of Canal Boats
noyIs-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
~ lOLRI-RN a nERsHRERGER

- u Fostsr'- Block. First street, Main.
AVE opened the largest aud richest mens Of
STAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods offered in this city,
which be found rich Plaid Silks
black do French Merinos style French Psids French
Cashmeres all wool De LANES plain and figured
do handsome Apaccas and Bomtazines French Eng
h and American fast coord Plads Ladies' and Gents Kid
Gloves best gnaly large of Ladies' Gents and
Gloves and Hosiery of all descriptions Bay State
Shawls of all sizes and qualities large lot of style En-
broderes Collars Chemzets undersleeve embroidered
and plain L. c. Handkerchefs Irish Linens fannels of all
qualities color. Ladies' Merno Silk Undershrts
Gents Merno Lambs and Silk Undershrts and Draw
aud large variety onotions mention.
which We viii be happy TO show and IL low prices will sell
hey hound 60. Call aud = Z roctI9
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STOyES!THN AMI COPPER ESTAlss


resr--s THOMAS SCANTLIN. ofthe firm Of stsntiis
E1fj Paryin. has returned from PRINCETON ard tai
49, en- up his residence pernape MI, 10 Tnsas i1Y
y where he will devote his zion -
branches ofther business. Mr.. s. would suen.
ton OF the public generally and his old. eustsnsr
to their extensive stock of STOVES TIN and sf{kE1.
IRON WAKE, and all other articles pentsin;as 10
their business They also PREPARED 10 do ali .srfs
Tin. Copper and sheet-iron Custom Work Siesmbs.t
work, &C.. sc. Also lin and other, merlic rRssfn
done at The shortest notice and in the
Cali attne store OF 81 SCANTLIN e. PAkvIN.d
noVli Main steet, bet Firstand Second.
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- GISIST MILL.

...i s gs 20 GKBST MILL.
Fulton Mil is good order for grinding Wheat
II Rye. Rnekwheat and Corn with dispatch equal
any Mill in the West for quantity and quality Of h"ur the
machinery the latest mpro for making the -four
lively and good Good wheat ground for -four
sold. will he warranted The Mill will regularly
Thursdays Fridays Saturdays other
wa on loads OF ran come together so come and try
Flour aud Meal fol sale at the above Mi at all tines
Highest market price paia for Wheat.
nov29-H lTkIf uFnnH. j. H. BIRTH.
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wHaLEsALE DRY GOODS.

UOODS'
XNTE hand % the complete and de-
wv srab Of DRY Goods TO lie found in the Western
market which all cash time buyers at
socksare bought directly from the
importers and in quality and cheapnes
competition 're of the markets in the West
We al of old friends and
make il their well
that all Others buying give cell before purchasing
elsewhere. .r. octiS ..reTr JOHNSON d FRENCH. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-14
J. HynE,s 'MaRBIEyAnD.

CORNER ONn'sND sfiEfT. EvANssilE. IrD.
BE undeE xnsd would respectfully the cit
zens Of Evansville and the public geners that he he's
Purchased the eRtirr stock No Vermont Marble Of Nr
Humphrey and fully prepared TO ELL all Orders for Moan
ents TOmts Obeiiks Head and Foot Stones 81 the beet
shin and the Those Wishing
suitable Monuments their deceased friends would Dc ell
to give him call All orders promptly attended o.
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