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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-29
sebastorol is Taken /

The news we published yesterday morning
of the taking of Sebastopol created coasiders-
bic agitation. The great question was-isit
true? We have no doubt the main particl-
lars are correct, although probably exaggert
ted. The dispatches written under the fist
flush of great victory, are most likely 90
highly cclored, and probably make the yiet5ry
greater than it really is-but that it Is syic-
tory, and very important one, and very
dearly purchased one. there can be notcubt
Oar telegraphdispatches report a loss ef thirty
thousand lives in this great struggle! How
many families will be desolatod-how many
sobs ofagonJ far, far from the battle field viii
gush from breaking hearts-how- many poor
women and children viii be thrown upon the
world with dread grief weighing their limbs,
and poverty gnawing at their vitals-what
wall of woe will go to the skies-as a part of
the results of this great victory now setting
England and France. crazy with rejoicings.
S4bastopol is taken All, but who will give
back the husbands, the fathers, the brothers
and the sons, to dosolated hearts? Sebasto-
pol is taken. But who shall ry-tlss-t--=.= Of
the bereaFed who shall assuage the griel-,S
those who have lost their only protectors, and
the dearest blessings of love God had rouch-
these broken arts:--who bring happiness-t--
those who have lost their all? Sebastopelj-
taken And shouts Of victory rend the -
and glory perches upon the EaggiszsfisAss- Flhe
Lion. But what can the baubIe Of glory do
to restore the lost? How can the hosanahs to
victory sweep away the sobs Of the wounded
in spirit? All war jsa terrible thing. Let
him who doubts leave the exultant mobs and
the illuminated streets, and search among the
broken households. Sorrow, poverty, death!
Sobastopol is talen-but with it. the happiness
of thousands Of families forever
P. S. We are glad to hear by dispatches
since the above was written, that the loss of
life was greatly exaggerated.
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General Sickness.

We doubt whether within the memory Of
the oldest inhabitant, the Western country was
ever moro sickly than it has been the present
summer and fall. We hear complaints from
all quarters. The labor on many public works
has almost entirely ceased, and in some places
there is scarcely enough in good health to
take care of the sick. The sickness is not so
much ofa fatal nature. as chills and fevers
bilious attacks, &c. Evansville has had but
comparatively little sickness this summer, al
though much more unhealthy than usual
far less proportion of its people have suffered
under indisposltion, than in almost other West
ern town or city. We have had a very
wet and sultry summer, with rank vegetation,
and everything almost in the way Of weather
calculated to produce sickness But we have
fortunately escaped all epidemos. Cool fall
weather has set in, and we look for speedy
change in the general health Of the West.
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LOVE NE, LOVE MY DoG.-Nothing could
exceed the attention of Louis Napoleon to his
royal guest. On leaving Boulogne. the Queen
suddenly perceived that she had left behind a
tayorte little lap-dog and expressed her very
great regret thereat. No notice was taken
apparently beyond sympathy, but electricity,
and steam were made to perform their most
impossible acts; and when Che Queen entered
her boudoir at st. Cloud the first thing she
saw was her lap-dog, that jumped forward to
meet her.
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or We thank Mr. Bloom, Messenger Of
Adams Express, for State Journal of yes
terday morning, delivered to us at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. 1t had the news of the taking of Sebas-
topol marked as if for our especial notice. We
published the same morning, more than double
the quantity of foreign news relative to the at
tack on sebastopol, than the State Journal
contained.
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Proceedlags of the City GeuaelL.
MoN6Ar EvEx1Ne. Sept. u 1855.


MoNDAY EVENING, Sept 81 1855.
Council met pursuant to adi5arnnent-
Present Mayor Hopkins Couneihnen Steele,
scantlin, Stephens. Heddericl, Kron, Kratz,
Pushee, Hunnel and Mcntzcr.
Councilman Stephens vas called to the
chair
Minutes read ami approved,
Ordered that z Re;he be allowed Slo8, for
IS perch Of stone pavement at - per peE'h,
for crossings on Main street.
Orders for SIS so aggpgate. eere allowed
for the usual work on streets, as per Bills
fled
Ordered. that John Gregg be allowed tie
sum of .S13 80 for repairing hose and making
snake pipe, as per bill flied.
Ordered that Jas. D. Sanders be allowed $40
for city surveying NJ to date, as per bill filed.
Ordered that John Farrell City Collector be
allowed 1925 amt due upon lot SID to city
by s Stevens, for Evans heirs in payment Of
city taxes, and the City Treasurer is hereby
ordered to pay the same pro ratio.
Ordered that I. Bacon & Co. be allowed Sc
10 for ice furnished during summer.
Ordered that Geo. Weip be allowed s. for
york done on Main street.
lolerel A.. .-.. aaal,4,el Euler be allowed So
!. Ordered that F. Reihe he allowed 81 ~ p,r
tone furnished on Main street, as per bill
filed.
Ordered that I. w. Armstrong & Co. be
allowed $25 % for repairing table and chair
and for one dozen arm Office chairs as per bill
fled
Ordered that T. Waller be allowed S125
on bridge contract. Said allowance to be made
upon the signing Of contract by said Walker
and upon the delivery of timber to be examin-
ed by councilman Hunnel, the said Walker to
report accordingly before the filing out Of said
order
Ordered that cash order be issued on the
City Treasurer for $500, amount charged for
repairing Engine Young America exclusive Of
painting
Ordered that proposals be received by City
Clerk and Michael Mentzer for laying stone
pavement, along alley running from Second to
Third street, parallel with Main and Sycamore
streets, payment to be made in city orders
Bill of Messrs. johnson, Decker and Wey-
man. for delivering earth, was laid over.
Mayor, Collector and Clerk were appointed
committee on old precepts, to examine and
correct all errors in said precepts and report
proceedings.
The Collector was order to defer the sale
advertised to take place tomorrow the 25th
until further notice from the council.
Petition of j. S. Hopkins was laid over,
until fiye-eigllths of the residents Of said block
should sign the same, and the No. of feet be
given in said petition.
Petition Of Matthew McInnery and Others,
praying Council to order a brick side walk
along the West side of 9th street, from Vine
to Sycamore, was received and work ordered
to be done according to the ordinance in such
case made and provided.
Market Master Mosely made report No. 4
of receipts of Market stalls &c, as follows;
q stalls sold at S2i each, S4u co
IL g q - GO
Collected of wagons Is
Z" by sale Of seized Butter, 70
from Hay Scales 81 90
Total S497 o5
Signed E. H. Mosely, Market Master.
Attest w. H. WALKER, City Clerk.
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HUMAN DEPRAvITY.-The true Christian
can never doubt the depravity of human nature
for he forms his Judgment from profound
knowledge of his own heart. So clear and
emphatic has been the evidence upon this sub
ject, given by the holy ones of EARTH that We
may justly conclude that progress in piety is
marked and measured by the degree in which
the corruptiourof the heart is recognized and
hated. J. +, KENDRIoK.
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OF The Dublin Qreland) Freeman's Jour
nal publishes the statistics of the manufacture
and expectation ofporter from that city for the
Twelve months ending 9th May last. 1t appears
tnat thirteen brewers have exported in that pc
nod 1906 hhds. ofbrown stout.
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Bodiam Coal Mines.

Mr.. Kersteman has returned from his trip
East to find a portion Of the outside works
of the Bodiam Coal Mines in ruins from the
late fire. He has already gone vigorously to
work repairing the evil and we are authorized
to say that the Mines will be in full operation
again in about mouth There is to he
house built over the engine. and another tall
and substantial scaffolding placed over the
shaft for the purpose ofdawing up coal, &c.
Mr.. K. has sent to England for new cable,
the particular kind needed for the works not
being obtainable in this country and the or
der is probably now in England. The old
cable was purchased there, and was nearly de-
stroyed by the fire We are glad to under
stand the Bodiam Mines will be in operation
again soon, as we had anticipated a long delay.
But Mr.. Kersteman possesses the Yankee go-
aheaditiveness and is apt to ''make things tiy,''
when he lays his hand to any enterprise. We
shall be able yet to get our winters coal from
these mines and at very low price. This
weather IS notable reminder tt.at coal viii
soon be needed.
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w EXOLESAE.E DIX u GOODS.
J. s. JAQ UESS & CO. +,
SUCCESSORS TO
REERETTE. FEELB & CO..

FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
FHNHE unde rsigped the largest and
a desirable OF Dry Goods BATS
and Shoes e.sd the trade in this city 0pr
has bee selected ~ of cur brm lwho has had cg
rience in the Western trsde with solely
the agents in al the Eastern markets.
enables offer thea buy for cash. prompt
lower than they purchased St Lenis.
~gegiy saqd terms be had in Cincinnati Louis
vile. Cur steek consists in part Of
DRY GOODS,
cloths cassimeres sstnes tNotd jeans styles
and white red ello green Meol aannels. plaid
nseys ban SETS saws checks. shlrnE riek
ing blefeheo. rown aAd blue drilling deims brown sheet
ing saeed masln btack and c9ored cambrie aSx
and Eney alpaca. Usres. cohurss LANES
giHghams. white muslin Irish
and prints THE desirable ami beautiful s brought
NOTIONS
Linen, cotton and silk aees, edgngs and insertions silk
buttons hosiery gloves thread linen an cotton han
kerchios snd and ribbons
der shirts aud drawers eomforers. cloths
Needles porte monnaies pencils holders pens brushe
hooks and eyes, hair pins himbles purses umbrellas &C.
HATS & CAPS.
Silk fur aud naped and white hats white and
black wool hats kosuth buena vista wide awake washing
and styles Men, boy ehdren silk and WOODEN pluSh
CLOTH velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS 4 SHOES
Men and boys kip calf boots youth ehiE
XII and cali ladies'. childs kip calf goat
enameied and leather shoes buskns bootees Sp
&c boys and youth lined and unlin and
calf brogana. ladies and gents rubber shoes, Sc.
epi9-3He daw j. s. JAQ4 ESS 4 CO.
NEW ROUTE FOR THE NORTH Ann FAST
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0GT The telegraph wires were down yester-
day beyond Vincennes, and private messages
consequently accumulated so that we could
get but few dispatches for the paper
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AGENTS. CERTIFICATE OF
THoRfTY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
: - .. - -

Al alTazs o. sFaTEss eRFtcF.
fNasSHA fpils,. July 18th 1855.
8 s. Ths Mutual Frs ana Marine Insurance
50 Co pnsyl yania hshleG IS orn state
Nsentel the OF JLN the act efits IN
eEIorAon and snsnts. pvep y seEt1s % and its
written instruments nominating eafhoriElng
them aly and unreservedy ledge r-o-
the o suits
ther, in pursuance Of the requirements Of An
aette amend titled incorporation af
Insurance Gompan defining their powers prescribing
their 1taes approved March , having presented sat-
oTg evidences 10 Of Gli plan the reqnire
mentS l4 spesiheations e hat l. Hiram Tsltert.
AuGlt2r y t STAT Of diana DO hereby certify that Jere
nj i.En of .Taasyis tse rehSl Copsuy. ia
20 transact the business OF Insurance, the Ag.=t
OF the said State Mutual Fire Marine Insurance
ny of PennsyYaR in the State aist IS55
the extent that he Re sssoaed aPpontdhT
chs said Company.
Ia Witness Whereof, have hereto Subscribed name
rnd the seal ~ g haed eAs 4Slh aby II
5aly, A. d. 1855. lSeafl il, Z. TALBOT.
STATE auditor.
sepi+ IN Per 7. 6. Palmer.
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or Capt. T. NJ. Irwin, formerly Of the
Telegraph No. 2, has been appointed comman-
derof the fine steamer Northerner With Car
dinal Byington in the 6ffce
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CORPors .'rreN NOTICE.

meeting oftl Cit Jetn, I'll tta city Evan svill
unanimously
rderedthat the Alley parable Ell with Main yc-
@e2r streets tetween I'd ard 81 Re paved with STONE and
well grayelied aud that the lots parts Ct
up n saiG ALLEY aye hereby ordered lay said paveieat
aforesaid peetiye less pants lots
y ine and being upon psy. days after the
pnhllea ion this notice. default thereof the city
felern said ora and the audexpenSeS accrGg 4kere
-, ~iil be assesssta collected ny sale said lets
ing as Aforesaid thereof viii satisfy lien
eps7-iOs v ELL W WALKER Cierk
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(E5-The Charlottesville Journal says that
Col. H. S. Lane has just returned from the
northern part of our State, and brings the
most encouraging news for the republican par
ty. Old Iineism is fast dying out, and a true
and genuine republicanisn animating the pee
nile
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Meeting of the Creditors.

AASSS1AS VA Inc Creu1tOrs.
In pursuance ola call made through the CITY
papers, quite numerous meeting Of the credi-
tors Of this Road, took place at the Office Of the
Company, last evening. The meeting was or
ganized By calling Judge Woodruff to the
Chair
Mr. T. G. Mitchell. one of the new directo-
ry, briefly and concisely stated that IN accor-
dance with the plan recently proposed 10 the
stockholders, arrangements have been made to
procure ample means 10 complete the road at
an early day, but that the money subscribed
by the new directory and those thev represent.
was so subscribed, with the express condition
that it was to be applied TO the completion Of
road, and for no other purpose. The object of
the meeting, therefore. was to make ~slii{. dis.
position of the present floating debt Of the Cora
nany, and If was proposed thai the creditors
sign an agreement by which they plelg9 them
selYes not to tprcc t,cf claims bg s,tit a.r tho
Space ottwe wears
He also stated. on behalf Of the directory.
that a pro rata dividend on said debt would ~
paid from time TO time Just as FAST a is-@9t5TfId
be deemed safe 70 do SO, without retaIllifa lie
construction Of tire road: tlt very careful est
mates had been made. allowing for all possible
contingencies, ard that, in che opinion of the
Board much of this iioatieg debt could he said
N Il shurter PERIOD; anG that only uEtier VERT
adverse circumstances world this length Of
time be required toliqliidateall the present OBJ
legations. Mr. NJ. further stated that unless
some such arrangement couhl be made, the
road could not be completed, and must be
abandoned to the bond holders. in which ease
this debt would be a total loss to tire creditors.
Several Of the creditors Immediately SIGHED
the agreement, and the sentiment Of the meet
ing generally seemed to favor the proposed
plan. Judge Woodruff, who was present on
hehalfo of several clients and Joseph G. fSut- +
Ter, Esq. who represented several distant cred I
ltorS, spoke favorably of the proposition, ard +
said they should recommend its acceptance.
A committee of three Of the creditors was
appointed to wait upon others, and request
their signatures to the agreement, and tbs
meeting adjourned to meet again on FRIDAY
evening.
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CITY WILLS r4.OUw
MAKE YOUs OWN BUr rs
DENTISTRY.
Or. J. Efager, Dentist.


nR. WM. N. SWAYzE has permanently located IN shh
II city torthe praotee 81 Medicine Surgery. lie
been steadily engaged ais profession eshtsez
years IN OHIO aud india and brings pile oniss *
his ai aud success f-s those places there he has
t!tS otec IL Dr. Elteh's
street block. lie respectfully
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Ohio end Mississippi Railroad---New srgsniza
ton

ton
We find the following inthe Cincinnati Com
mercial of Tuesday:
The stockholders of the Ohio ard Mississippi
Railway eastern Diyision) met in this city
to-day, and elected William Neff, Esq, Presi-
dent, and the following Board Of Directors
n. Worthington T. G. Mitchell, John S.
Niles, S. L. NJ. Barlow j. ID. Lehmer, William
Glenn, j. z. kilbreath, ID. III. Horne, n W.
Thomas, John Young, S. j. Broadwell, and r.
Buchanan.
For some time reports have been in circula-
ton III regard to the management of the affairs
of this corporation; which have tended to de-
press the stock and induce the belief that the
finances of the Company were in miserable
condition. All the gentlemen composing the
new board, except one, it is almost needless to
say are residents of this city, and are of such
standing in this community as to inspire the
most unbounded confidence in their capacity to
manage the affairs Of the Company, efficiently,
and honestly; as regards this there can be but
one opinion A report of the affairs of the road,
from this board, will be implicitly relied upon
by the entire community; and the first thing
the new board should do is to issue such re-
port, fully and fearlessly and let all those in
terested see at once how tile matter stands.
Mr. Barlow, the only member of the Board
who is not a citizen of Cincinnati is a resident
of New York, and is the assignee, we believe; of
Il. D. Bacon and of Page & Bacon. Hei an
eminent lawyer, and will ably and efficiently
fill his place in the Board
The stockholders have great reason to con-
graduate themselves upon their success in in
ducing such men as they have elected to serve
aud if there is possibility of placing the affairs
OF the Company in prosperous condition it
will now be done, without doubt
The following appeared i'll Thursdays
Ct,rpr,arcioI.
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FREE EXHIBITION OF

r i f q A \ I . u 7 j I \ Z [ y G s
In iEfci Gilt Frames,
A CRESCENT CITY HALL. Thursday (this evening"
n aud faay evenings Sept q and Is. The
sst Of Landscapes Moonlight Sunrse and Sunset Yiea
sea river, 'aR sd IN dnsae cry, and many others
ONE HUaE8FSD
all Handsomely ssd They will exhibited re
above sold Auction Saturday eyeH-
ing eommereHg y clock at the Crescent City Hail.
geth With elsEant assortment Of fire Mirrors
The publicsfe Ines.eato call and the Paintings as
they must ana III tssrta u i.s5 hea4t advauces
fEENS-For all purchases % H sha az credit
ninety days, the purchaser giving aptofi aote
SO cash. eVL7 WUULSET 8 SELSgN.s uct's.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GARn.

6ARD
The Board OF Dire tors of thu Granville Library Associa
ton preparing aogue for the purchase Books
and asst is object the fuudso the advantage
Purcasngsueh only needed pPOrtunity
fered liberal of donating Books All willing
aid the Association in this way requested leave the
Books title with the undersigned
JAS. HARLAN JR.,
ep27 So Cor. Sec. Z. I. A.
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Just EfscEtHED
Z MY s.rlis-E az Elm x4.,,t aIIrIIHFRY.

s fON5tSFlN Of hornets sill ptians also heautts
~ Hl eahTa;dered Aantas, kasas5ts, EnhroTdertsss
0t5res sist- and Head Dresss the stslss
Salea We invite REL agtiearar ~ the
*. BARKEE5
Fisss st1ess esa Main AID ssust ppose By
aesiG6a.s.
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EVANSVILLE LIS RARy ASSoCIATIOS.l
Evansville, Sept Is. )
Sdbscrbt for stock the Evansville Library Association
hereby notified that the first instaen. dollars
each shae due and also dollar contrbuton
paid before day October 1856 samuel
Bayard. Treasurer the state Bank. By order
Board. dEoRGg FOSTER. Secretary .
e%felf Evanss lie Librsrs ssaestiou
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Mammoth stock of Boots and shoes.
HENDRICKS & HEcMEA.


GAVE received their fall stock oBoots aad shess
2 - eubFsoins every style Buying directly frsm New
Eng manufsetarers they enabled SEA
sssidi ment IN The West faey Tite Sslsrs call
eEa1ins before firohnsie. ssiss
) el arten zbisa soshow gseGtefs syles.
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rs, uB ssErg..

ENTITY Pieces Beabasi5s ssssrsed ssailie. reeeisss
a this day aEI sos sg55 y -s,&ss y .0W ( co.
scpa5 40 sfS5gs-. fsSutsTi,fs, Ky.
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HEyV ADVERTISEMENTS.

a = ~ " <AD fAAAs Z tsp-sE44tSaA- e -
JUsT EsEcp4vn~.
siea; u TIE asest s.ys
BABcocE BROS.
Il k1GDA = LADIES BOOK. Tor octobsri
sspzs 's'''' sIa't LISTERS Beck store.
AwFoRB's Patent elf feeling clerer Thresher AMI
sisqss'. Patent qrais slrata.ssT. ana Powers;
Dait5a Tlzeshsr andR iddle with circular power;
IN hand and for 'Ais at the WaFehose e
10000 BUSHELS WHEAT wA0TED!
Z livery st Itoheii's Warenoass On the canal By
sepzs dAw2w WI, RsILLY.
PRINTS. Il
Cases iSsess styles fancy pr; Tsesivsd shs@y
sepzs -dAs as Mainss Loals7ille 81.
DE LANES.
9RcAsEs Na.lin de Lame. req .as and fe-saisty
SIX DssIRs.
90 CARTOONS Jacouett Ess'ae 2ua isssfi,as. b4ai-
10 cartoons Jaeenets Baods
10 % n iyese Trimn- ng; go this dzs a;d feT
seP29-dsT as Main st., houlsviAe,y NJ.
JtsSf uEcEIvED.
400 5 sss y M.al. sA s:san.. Do. wAi,.s,
DIP Hest Shaker Brooms;
Wooden Bowls. as orted:
z de1 Mag ,st BASKETS; do4 covered Essksta;
s oo, tos Patent Clothes Fias Fsssd Fss :ssboat
seY2s Main st., tesv'. FIRST aud Second. +
HTeT nECEIFEp....
-, =. 81 20 !. MaekersI jpst caught
' ai. st., is ~ RI. ia a3p sss.sp4.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
EET II received by the City Michael Menzer
W antl 4ondag next ar The 7sgins Of the Alley
ana fLIrd with sous st5av fssss teA an.
COZ ecu. Wis grave said BofHeiu1f ris tSs paid
fer IA ely 5rdvrs.
COR eOEgAEE0S a1EECEe.
kRDERED that the ownersotlots fronting the West side
~ of sixth street. between Hsin and Sycamore
brick side walk be laid along the ron said lots between
gard lain ana Sycamore stress within days the
efthj ovdaT de- ereof the MarShaifs
areetn 10 ssa wor the eosts aecrning thersbywi
U assed aud collected By safe Of said lots
thereotas Will satisfy sd lien costs, By order the
Council seP2--ms WELL T. WALKER Clerk.
WAITE Lsrfks.
Ekak BHLS in gooa order, far sale5sg.
SS*s erz7> RI. D.lhzltI,E & CO.
sFIEfTE iEsD
= KEGS Pure. il store and Tor sais ~
ssST cps ORR, hALZ eli. < co.
STARCH.
% a BOXES Wheat Starch in store aud fay safe By
- ep26 oBk. DaLIELL 4 co.
NTEw mo CoFFEE-75 bsss just rsesryss and foe,
4 . satc - >. L. GILBERT 4 CO.
so. Sycamore EAsr y sss-,
- HiTE H&YAN. sEe.4Hi -15 3oses ia-s .sissd
Y ger 2isiStsi 4eE saia -
Z. iiIBERr & 90
sp-t Syefnefe asFr " fs5S--
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Ian. LABE.
- BBLS rri7as Lard rseei4sdand for sais by
81 ep3f 5 w s., gI1KERY.
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