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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-07
NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT aaRnENs

! NASHVILLE NURSERY AND FRUIT GARDENS
TWO miles North of the city, betwee'. Caatin and
l. Louisville Branch Turnpikes, anG the line OF the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The Proprietor has for sale collection of the best va.
rety Of FRUIT TREES offered in Tennessee among
which will found APPLES. PEARS, PEACHES
CHERRIES, PLUMS, APRIC0TS, NECTARINES, &c
large and well rooted and a00rgdntsa true to name
Also, Evergreen and Decduous Ornamental Trees and
Shrubbery.
Trees aud Plants will he Put up in good order aud de-
hverec, If desired, at any point in Nashville.
sa- PRICES Low.
Call at the Nursery, or send in your orders Address
J.. c. LISHY,
OVERWHELMINGLY Nashville Tenn.
4 j. DUNCAN NJ co. have Just received a SUI
As perior assortment of Domestic Goods ma nuf4cured
at sylvan Mills, BY Messrs Gielans Co. aud the
agents Tor the sale of all their manufactures Row
Best Tennessee" Bed Ticking;
high-colOred Ginghams;
do Plads for Servants Dresses;
Apron Checks, 2x2 and 4x4:
Brown Cotton Paids &c &c
winch they will sell established prices by the bale or
piece. A. j. DUNCAN L co,
jang No. 20 Public Square.
SILk AND RIBBONS.-Black and Fancy colorS
CSk Velvet Ribbons assorted widths just received and
for sale st wholesale, by ..---s
dsc2s A. MORRISON co.
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EMPTY BOXES.
I'VE HAVE for sglea lot of LARGE EMPTY BOXES
w suitable to eoItan Coal; they would also be
Tenient for grain and and other purposes.
RA&AGE : CHURCH
nova2 d2C1ilsge STREET
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fuDllsners, BOX IYb, Phllad9.
Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents supplied O.,
be most liberal terms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-07
IMAM KNOW THYSELF.n

An Lavaluable Book tor % cents. "Ereyy FdnaVs
s4o'sld haze Copy"
TWENTY THOUSAND Copies sold ineSs ssafeSzs
i than months. A new edition, revise <LzlzAG
and improved just issued sAaN2
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RIVER ITEMS.

An accident OF the sinking of the Fashion
will be found in another colamn. She was an
old boat, and was to have been torn up next fall.
But she done rare good service, and we regret to
lose her in the trade.
1880 The Peter TelIon arrived here yesterday
morning from New Orleans. She brought up
load of railroad iron to Paducha, and came to
this place with the expectation of returning from
here. She commenced loading with corn yester-
day morning, and had got FIVE or six hundred
sacks on board, when her hands struck, being
determined not to return South. Finally the
corn was carried off again, and the boat contin-
ped up to Louisville.
- Our wharf and wharf boats are pretty
we'll piled up with freight waiting the calls O.
Southern boats. A week or Two ago these boat.
.rcre begging Ter Ireish,.
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RocKPoRr Observation-Disclosures paper
has been started at Rockport, Spencer CO. ,
called "The Republican" 1t supersedes the
old Planter, and is devoted to the interests
Of the American party. The Republican is
edited by Messrs. Felix w. Vinsun and d.
T. Linegar. We have no doubt these gen.
tlemen will make paper id every way
worthy of the supper: of the people of Spen-
Ger county, and we trust the tneed and meas
ure of that support will not be limited. We
certainly wish them great success.
And is it possible we are nomore to see the
Planter! Are it's graceful form and rsre tyi
geographical beauties, and it's freshness Of wit
and news and gossip, never again by Their
presence to illuminate our sanctum? And
has our good friend, Papa Langdon, fofevei
withdrawn from that profession he SO long
adorned and elevated! Well, all we can dc
10 to wish him in private life all those
real blessings which SO rarely become tbs
public mans possession. He is out of schoo
at last, and we can now imagine him kicking
up his heels over the green's of Rockport like
young colt!
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BARNUM's BABY Show .-The New York
papers are full Of details of this disgusting
exhibition, which consist of one hundred sin
gle babies and forty EIGHT twins. triplets, and
fat children. Fat is highly priced. Many
of the babies are perfect monstrocities. They
are mostly from New York and New Jersey.
The premium of 500 "for the finest baby
under five years of age" was awarded to
Master Orlando Scott, of New York, who
was bora in 1851. What the PROFITS of this
human bestial show are likely to be, the fol-
lowing from the n. Z. Express, of the 9Th,
will show:
The Museum was perfect jam throagh.
out the entire day yesterday, from A. M. to
81 p. M. The total number of tickets sold
at she ticket-o office for admission was 10 400
making n amount in the aggregate of 50 500
This added to $125 taken at the upper box.
Office for parquette seats. formed total Of
| S2.720, a very handsome sum for the days.
exhibition. This it must be remembered
was exclusive of the sam realized last even
ing, which could not have been far short o
$500.
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uMr. Jas. Fi,zwilliams, the newly az

%Mr. Jas. Fitzwilliams, the newly ap-
9oinied constable, is informed we had no
disposition to prejudice the community
'sgainst him, by saying he is an Irishman.-
He must have either a very contemplate
opinion of Irishmen or think this community
has, If he believes the publication of the fact
that he is an Irishman, necessarily signifies
o charge that he will not perform his duties
We know nothing of Mr.. F., more than his
coming before the public with SO little cause
exhibits that he ia very DESTROYS the CON-
munity should regard him as somebody with
out further delay. We have cast no blame
on him, but we did blame the Commission
ers for appointing another Irisi constable
whenthefe were two aiready-thus making
three out of the four constables, Irishmen.-
We should have preferred to see the Com
Fnissioners give the Germans another trial
81 they feared the responsibility of appointing
two Americans.
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DAILY JOU r N A L.
Latest from Clay County!

Mr.. Ingle arrived by the cars last evening
from Terre Haute. He reports all quiet at
the Reservoir, and not much prospect for a
fight. A report came to Terre Haute day
before yesterday that force of the enemy
had organized in Clay county to the number
of three hundred, shd were ready for action.
A reliable man was sent to that county, and
after thorough investigation, brought back
word, that there was no foundation whatso-
ever for the report-the people were all at
tending to their own business. The aque-
duet has been repaired, water let on il, and
watch set to guard il. Water was coming
in fast yesterday, and the canal will soon be
in good order. A guard had also been sta
toned ut one or two other points, and the
main body of men taken to the Reservoir.
where the work of repairing it will speedily
be accomplished. Some of the volunteers
will probably be home tomorrow. 1t is ex-
pected force will have to be kept at the
Reservoir some little time. We received no
letter last evening.
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For the Journal.
Mr., SANDERS:

G1hs OANOEASs
Dear STRENGTHENING that the following
information would crafty many of the
readers Of the Journal, you will contribute
to the pleasure of such by giving this short
communication, an insertion IN fhe Journal:
When the Assessor for the town of La
masco City entered upon The duties of his
office, he was instructed by the Board
of Trustees, to take an accurate GEN.
sus, of the number of inhabitants in the
town. In accordance with this Resolution,
Mr. c. N. Singer has handed me the follow
ing statistics, os the result of his enquiries
viz the number of Inhabitants of 81 years
and over is 1914; persons from five IL
twenty-one, of suitable age to attend school
629; infants and some few not enumerated
about 657, making the total population with
in the present limits of the corporation of La.
tnasco City, $500.
To the citizen, who Sa# the first axe
lifted TO level this forest, such transfer.
nation appears wonderful, and would hardly
be credited, had not many similar oc-
currences in the West convinced him thai
this is the age for Railroad speed.
D. CHUTE, Clerk.
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~ Robt. J. Hunt, a boy of Chicago,
found $500 in bank bills, and took plains to
find the owner, A. J. Daniels. The Press
says Mr.. D. selected a handsome gold watch
chain, key and seal, ordered them engraved
with the lads name and inscribed "Reward
of Merit" and presented them to him. Let
all the boys who read this paragraph remem-
Der the old and true saying, "Honesty is the
best policy"
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ILLINOIS CKoPs. The Chicago Tribune
says the prospect for crops in Illinois is most
fattering. A larger amount that usual of all
kinds of gram is on the ground, and every
where vegetation looks vigorous and healthy.
In some regions we have heard complaints
daily seemed at the point of bestowing yet
did not The suffering of crops, however
has not been material
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CoRoEER's 1NQuEsT.-An inquest was held
before me, in Union township, Vanderburgh
county, on the 9th inst, near the residence of
Alexander Maddux, over the body Of a negro
man. name unknown, stout heavy build, not
above so years Of age, and supposed to have
been acknowledgement had ON a wooden
drab pea jacket, was found steel barred
pocket book, containing one IS bill Bank of
Louisville; one SS bill, Middle Bank of Ten
nessee, at Lebanon; and So 40 in silveri
making in all $ll 40.
JNO. TRIBE, C. V. C..
We copy the above from the Evansville
Journal of Saturday. The body alluded to
is supposed to be that Of negro man named
Bartlett, who belonged to Mr.. John Stanley,
of Henderson Co., KY. We understand that
the deceased and another colored man at
tempted to cross the river, opposite this place
in skif, on Saturday night week; the river
being very rough at the time, and the skff a
very frail thing, it capsized, and Bartlett was
drowned. The other man narrowly escaped
drowning. He was fortunately rescued by
Mr.. Ozro Castle, who was on the opposite
side OF the river fishing at the time, and who
fastened as speedily as possible, after hear
ing the cries of the negro, to his relief AS
we alluded to Mr.. c., two weeks since, in nc
very complimentary terms, we take pleasure
in recording his humane and praiseworthy
conduct in this instance.- Wdrrick Dem.
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DUELING IN CALlFoRNIA.-A law has been
passed by the Legislature of California which
requires every member of that body, on TAX
ing the oath of Office, to swear he has not
been engaged in, or aided duel since the
passage of the law; requires the survivor in q
duel to pay all the debts of the other party,
and disqualifies him for any place of trust OF
profit in the State.
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GREAT sale of Town LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF

H N n Il -
ON THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD, SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EvANSVIp1n. -
ENHS sale Of town lots viii take place WEDNESDAY
Ill the IST DAY OF AUGUST next: the premises.
commencing O'Clock A. NJ The town of Elbe'fed is
Gated Immediately the Evansville q indianapolis
Straight Line R. R. miles from Evansville. ID miles from
Princeton. miles from Newbdrgh, IA miles from Boon
ville 21 miles fro the Wahdsh Erie canal. Being
located the head waters OF Blue Grass it is regarded as the
most esthy situation in Southern adaaa surround
ed by i've farming country we'll timbeTed and Well water
ed 1t offers the mechanic many advanta amongst
which 10 sassed cheap living cheap fuel and an
we'll patrouzed and be handsomely supported by
the farming business of the immediate neghborhood. "A
could he supplied with and hooppoles from the
surrounding country. ind the facilities Afforded by the
canal still facilities that will SOON be afford
by completion the railroad will enable him for
ward the Commercial martEvansville-oh
adj ageous Other mechanics will meet with
To all SUCH it will be of great advantage to
make early location.
plat of be at the residence Of Thomas
Smith of the prOpretors living the premises who
give any information desired previously to the day OF
sale. IL
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne- cash. fourth in IL.
aud the balance in "a months from the day
of purchaser giving note with approved security
benefit of valuation apprasemen laws bear
ing interest from date.
E s4SAAs s fTHhEn. Propri.sor..
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.HT In New Orleans, J. L. Winter has
instituted suit against the proPrietors of the
Crescent newspaper, to recover $4,000
damages for alleged libelous and false publ
cations, made in the said newspaper, res
pecsing the said plaintiff prior to the late
charter election.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

meeting of the Board Of Trustees Of the town Of La
N City the ninth inst. it ordsred that
CLERK said town hUfya interested that the
roll for the ninth corporate geat ha; been
aud is for inspection and that the Equalzation
oard would hold sessions from day to day on
Tuesday the June. 1885, and continuing from to
day by ournent uuti all causes of complaint shall he
adiudicated Their sessions will be held at the Town Hall
Park usual place holding eections where all
who aggrieted will please attend Per order OF the
Board. lAttest1 DANIEL CHUTE, Olerk.
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or The Temperance celebration at
Princeton passed off Vefy pleasantly. There
was a good attendance from neighboring
towns, Evansville being we'll represented.
Addresses were made by A. L. Robinson
and J. d. Hynes, Esqs. of this city.
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~ An infant aged seventeen months,
son of the editor of the Washington (Pa.)
Reporter, fell from the second story of the
editors house on to brick pavement below
and was picked up utterly uninjured. AS
the father remarks, it could only have been
saved by hand Divine.
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~ The Canadians are demanding mum.
cipal governmehtsI universal sufrages. vote
by ballot, an elective Governor, and writ
ten constitution, and before long, they will
have what they demand.
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uT Omnibuses and hacks were busilv
engaged running yesterday between the
wreck of the Fashion and Evansville, bring
ing down passengers and baggage. ats an
i'll wind, &C."
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~ Col. George Knapp recently bought
out the interest of Mrs. e. M. Chambers. in
the Missouri Republican. 1t is said he paid
hef $4,000 for her share. Mr.. Knapp, we
believe, learned his trade in that Office.
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The Richmond Enquirer has returns from
all the counties in Virginia except Wyoming.
Mr.. Wise has ten thousand one hundred and
eighty.four majority. Wyoming will not
reduce it more th1n fifty.
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/" Weather still continues very cool in
the mornings and evenings, and indeed in
the shade all day. 1t is unreasonable.
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D. CHUTE, Clerk

~ The amount realized at Barnum's
New York baby show for tickets of admis-
sion during the first three days was $lO,668-
80. The amount given away in premiums
was about 81 900.
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sifERIEF.s SALE.

Office is hereby given by virtue OF execution
issued out the office Clerk the Court of Com
Pleas Of vanderburgh in favor Of Guild Cope
levied and will upon the 23d duy Of June. 1883
the hsurs clock A. M. ond o'clock P
ofsad day oftfs Evansville Daily
Enquirer the folio wing pertt wits One small printing
large imposing sou and fount OF long
primer type. to satisfy said executions and cost :,
ieI3 Sc 8. Y-0
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or Last Saturdays Pittsburgh papers an
nounce the destruction of more rats of logs
and lumber by freshet in the Allegheny.
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NOTICE.

ID OOKS will be opened for the subscription OF CAPITAL
ID Stock the of One Hundred Thousand Dollars
the the State of Indiana located
under the Act of the General Assembly Of the State of nd
Eva sville 10Th day of July 1885 between the
hours of o'clock. A M. the Banking House of
the Cresc n City Bank. Evansville. .
The hooks Wilt open the above mention ed
each day. thirty days. said Of stock be
not subscribed.
A. L. OSBORN.
]. T. ELLIOTT, SCammissioners.
A. L. R0ACHE. /
;aq J. d. DEFREES
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AAS II We ]
D EMAIElNG in the Pos
IL June 18th, 1855.
TPPersons calling for
advertised" and give ds
A
Ability & Wood
Alfora Dan
Austin Hank
Aory Francis G
B
Bummon Chas
Butler T P 2
Briggs VIM G
Baldwin Miss Bell
Bryant A Jane
Boardman Sylvester
Baugh Richard
Booker James
Blackburn w B
Boxter Mis- NJ Ann
Bates VIM
Brown David
Brown Miss Mary &
Bonnet Miss Mary K
Berry Mrs VIM
Barry John
Bedford Charles
Boyer Mrs & H
Barker James G
Blancet Mrs Susan
Brown Nathan
Bean w B
Cooper Charles 2
CFofts William
Cash John
Cutridge Joseph
Crew Joseph
Comfy Thos
Cassidy James
Campbell Mrs Sarah 4
Connelley Patrick
Cash Alexandery
ID
Daggains w
Dawson w w
Davis Mrs Sarah E
Downing Messrs } V & Co
Dptrich Joseph
Duwire Miss Ann
b
Elliott T M
English J H
Eller Nicholas
Farley G S
EVerhart G F
Fondersmith J Il 4
Fairtrace VIM
Forsithe NJ Jane
French Shelby
G.
Gibson Mrs Jane
Glover George 9
Gardiner F
Griffith r H
Gafney Richard
H
Hussing John H
Haden Mrs Maria
Hannah J 81
Haford Z 9
Hardiman James
Holsclany Miss Jane
Hoppel Mrs Martha
Hull ANA Euel
Ham Peter N
Ham Joseph w }
HARDWOOD J P
Holland Jr S
Isaacs VIM
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TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL OF THE
- A I'll A n II &c.
HighlY Important InteIligence.
5000 Men killed or wounded.

Fighting Before SebaStO
poll
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AUCTION ROOMS,

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old nourt House Corner Main Third Streets mme
dately opposite the Warrington Hotel.
MHAVING leased of years and fitted up the
above we'll known stand we are now preparea 70 re-
private SALE all kinds OF go9os
merchandise household furniture horses bug
gies. etc. etc.
Regular sales every Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturoay
com O'Clock, A, NJ. Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday nj hts. at early gas light. =,
sales of real estate promptly attended
to.
and of FURNITURE consisting ofsas
spindle and bannister backs scroll and scoop tops rim
hack Office French Jenny Lind, and Bnstle WOOD seas
chairs mahogany and ChaiTs Elizabeth
chairs prns rockers. Sofas sociahles CENTRE
card dining breakfast tables light and wash STANDS
lounges mirrors common and misses bedsteads mat
trasses and wire Safes etc. which we Will sell al jim
cinnati prices. -, III,
We have also great variety Of notions jewsiry
volins accordeons pocket cutlery. pistols whips
etc. etc. which will EEL at reduced prices doT cash.
wholessl retail. WOOLSEA q NELoUN.;
| rnrQ
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LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
1t Office at EVansv lille, Ind.
these letters will please say
lte of List.
X
knight VIM G
Knapp Adam
Kester Eliza Mrs
KingsbuEy VIM
King Catharine
tit t,. L
Limbkay Mr.
Moren John
Msrfitt VIM
Mellen James
Montgomery Mrs VIVA
Montgomery WE
Martin Mrs Louisa
N
Nolan James
Norton ID D
Ochil John Q
Pylura Richard
Palmer VIM
Pharis Matilda
Park Miss Charlotte
Pritchitt T w
Payne WI
Pendleton &c
Parke VIM
Preston Mrs Jane
Patterson Miss Mary
K
Reynolds J L
Robinson Mrs Jane
Rogers Miss MargaretJ
Rich Mrs Emily
Smith Jared
Shepherd Mrs Phebe
Shortoridge G w
SultJchn H
Staser David
Scott B B
Smith Mrs Charlotte
Smith Mrs Hannah
Seward Edwin
Savage johnson
Stapp & Brother
Shaw & G
Smith Robert
Schism Mrs Mary
Skelly Bryan
Sullayville Chas
Snyder Perry
T
Twitchel T c & Co
Tensler George
Tubberdy Catherine
Tomlinson J B
Tomlinson Elizabeth
v
Vickers John
w
Witzel John
White VIM
Wickh am L
Whitaker Mrs Harriet 9
Worhee H N
Walker Miss Mary
Wood Josephus
Wintz Joseph
Y
Young John
Young Martha
Young VIM
Yates NJ G F
BEN STINSON, p. M.
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POETRY FOR THE MILLION.

-, y sISE SA fETHbEEE. Projectors.
POETRY FOR THE MILLION.
SUMMERS 4 TILESTON are the persons.
You'll please to md them out;
Or someNhere thereabout.
They have mammoth sky-light.
The largest in the city.
The only light adapted
For taking pictures pretty.
Thew take ministries for lockets,
For rn Srsafs .PI and r1s .tiDgs
Also from oil paintings.
Their pictures hard to beat;
30 pray. call at their gallery
And see there's NO deceit.
For life you know. is uncertain.
II erefOre. ere tie substance fades.
The shadow you should secure
SUNDRIES.
IN BOXES Carb Soda in lb papers.
Is do Pearl Starch.
50 bales oanueiton Batting.
jei2 ~ '0A'' ''Af 0'A''' ORR. DALzELL 90.
SHOWER BATHS AND ICE CHESTS.
A isi2 ORR. DALzELL & co.
VALUABLE rROPERTY FOR SALE
ana En goos h0Oss
lot the Eastern Enlargement uuimprOvsd for
Also-2s shares Evansville era wfordsville R. R Stock
jes-4wd Crescent City Bank Building.
SASH AND DOORS.
INCUR THOUSAND lights ass'd Sizes by 10 10 10 BY TO-
is two-p anneled doors,
do do;
per Canal in quantities
suit at les COOKS Family Grocery.
BUTTER AND LARD.
NIFTY pounds choice fresh Butter;
II 200 lbs Lard-a good article;
for sale by jel3 ]. w. 5: HlCkERY:
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
T O. GAUNT. proprietor of the New York Bakery has
- ngements for supplying families with bread
ruks and biscuits fresh day. delivered at
their houses
The Lunch Room will beOpened day for those wish
ing pies cakes.
Wanted boy about years of to learn the trade
Apply as above. jeI3-3t
HARVEST TOOLS.
n a DOZ Grain Scythes. II doE Grain Cradles.
ID 20 do Grass do, 20 do Scythes' Snathes.
10 dos hay. and manure Forks just reed and
for sale by c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
''- BELLS Ware House. back OF the Court House.
REAPERs AND MOWFRS.
"A jeIo-d &v 7. GRANT J. 90.
1R7AR-5 bss ca-eira in hne eEder Just for eale
III EhH6 S. E. GILBERT CO., Sgc. reax Water.
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Inflow Err vases, thermometers travelling com panfonS
rs London ing eight and ten key'd Frenoh
rdeons fine French harps dolls marblss toys tea
sets aies combs. superior needles pins tooth
pcks key rings pen ellis steel tooth brushes wax
beads dofnnoes chess Emersons razor staps toilet
soap jumping and battle DOORS together with great
variety of notions for sale by a q. fOShEE.
apS6 under Odd Fellows Hall. First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-15

I'VE" OAL1ANS3 JuH6 IL.
Flour is dull at SO so. Corn has declined
to 5000. Rectified Whisky, 331. Bacon
Shoulders, 81. Other articles unchanged.
The deaths by cholera, during the past
week, were two hundred.