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We have Havana dates to the 25th. Conm,-
doIe McCAuley had arrived, and was IN very init
mate relationship with Gen Concha, riding ia bis
carriage, attending fetes, and assisting at revie ss
There was report current that Concha and the
Commodore had settled all diff ,ulsiss, but upon
what particular point doss not appear.
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TpkyYITNC TRUNKS.

Crorca FfTzeISALp eorne, Of Brs.d~,I and hs.dsn
turer, kesp Of the lses and beet escorted 20 b
found In Union. Computing French Eosh and Ameri
can styles Of Sole Leather Trunks vadsy Of Ls1sS
Dress TIups'. vslis.s. 6sss Ia, Boxes &c he
Persons In want OF rruuk. Nslse or CupstBsf es7n1
fail Of bsins sui ed from such variety c well made articles
kss kich warranted represented rsea sold
Mschsnis fe,trG oen from South America. Cabs Or is
West nds Isaros 6rc srtiol tispiss for tast u.de
Orders carefully put up ard guaranteed 30 equal 70 nnpe
wts received at their destipstioa
European would do veil 70 "a. at our place for N
outfit Our ale Pste Trunk peculiarly tdspted for eur pc
an trsv, heinz liant and durable comodiouS cheas Ard the
ze according to the regulations OF the Coninen and
will 81 o under berth OF any Of The s.esmers
CRoucH FTrzcEeALs cor Brosdwsy ead hsidenl9s
HOOFLASD's GERMAN BITTERs. prepared aud
sold By d. JACKSON at the German Medical Sore NJ III
Arch PtiAce phis daily increase In their well deceived
eesby for all diseases sns from cesnfenent Of rh. liver
7hess Bt,es have indeed proved blssg to the I'll eted
who sbev their gratitude ~ the most f.erisf tsso Is
This oene has .s,bi,bed for itself name thu, eompet
ics however Willy their schemes seductive their premises
not reach gained the public coIfiene BY the nnsns
benefits that have been derived fom H. sns sill ever
tsin its position. See Advertisement.
For sale b. Dealsrs and DIUssss .veUvhere.
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deliberate murder said to have beer the re-
suit of jehlouty, was peipetratsd in New Haven
on Saturday night. A grocer named William
CLARK, shot Mr.. Richard White throug h the head,
because White had married Miss Brgert to
whom Clark had been greatly attached.
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Col. Kinney, whose arrest We noticed on Sat-
srday morning, was brought before the United
States Court, and held 10 bail in ten thousand
dollars, to answer the charge Of getting up an
illegal expedition against foreigL State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30

WHERE Is SAN Tho Anniversary Of the isoa. =
of a lot Of foreigners q. jamestown, In 'rgins a
be extensively celebrated in that stste on me
May, only few days before the election. o''
NJ unit this manifest Z easonl
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DEArn OF A RIA MERCHANT. Thorn" VIZ ~
worth, one of the Oldest merchants o. bossS oo vs
on saturday morning. He leaves ss'00'''' W."
Of nrorerfy.
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GoIso TO EuRorr.-7ze Buffalo Dsmoe'S.y ~
,h., or pre,ideut Fillmore 10 about to visf Ia''r
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KENTUCKY Gen. William nuHe', VIZ" rI.u
few days since, nominated - Democrats en-,
for Congress In the Xth District, has oecn"'
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Neta:llork Dailp G&ibn,ts
MONDAY, APRIL 80, 1856.

In copssqueneA Of tho punbsr OF copies
pYnteo The WEEKLY TklBusE, ne ere compelled TO re-
eues friends In hr b. 70
noon In order their In this weeks ssue
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Nor TO Rrslos.-The Washington papers oos-
dict the rumor that Mr.. Mason the |'iain''
Pate nts, means to resign.
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Tn, Age OF DrsoRsr,os "A pair Of io's's !"
IRE sge Of 20 and 81, vc.s uan'sa s"'
r LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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Nos. 32 AND 35 JOHN-ST.

Ems Three Ends you will obtain by Purchasing your
(1othps Of DryLIx JsssuP: viz Comfort VITA Satisfaction
Economy with Style and Saving Of Time In sissyns your
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MUNGER fsve removed to their spseou Wsrerooms No.
Broadway St Nichols Hotel they offer the most
tensve OF PLANO FoRrEs and MELopEoSs 20 be
found In tbis city, among which the celebrated Triple
Szpsec double oOtsve PiEJo full supply Of Lsdd
Co.'S (Boson) superior dgons Pianos; Csrhart Need
hams Helodeots With large supply Of low piced new and
hand Pianos Ali Of which will ss at prices thai
really defy competition. ELs HusGEE,
No $40 Broadway. g. Nicholas Rotei.
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ENBROiDERlES AT OkEAT chChifICE.-Nc
ell open. TINS MoRsG, an immenss stock Of rieh Em
brodersd Under erche and Under sesves Collars
Worked Bands. Pocket HsndkersEe, SC which we viii ss
st half their cost 20 manufacture A,o $40 pairs Of eh
Lace Cuaos from 60 to go psi The above are the
cheapest GOODS ever orsT.d 10 this city.
~ H LyApBEATER. Js7 Broadway, cor Leon.rd-st-
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Strange but true that G.. n. BODINE is sellin!

TIE Richest and sHAwLs DaEss GsoDs gensr
ally brought this market at lees prices tosD
be net With aJy house IN this City Splendid spipg
shs pAs striped, plain &c juft purchased at
auction will be sold 'ioD ,o5 81 and pc, yard Also
coming season. sels crAs jat received from .ue.
viii Be colo chesp Asp eeet from the i'm 1tsrz
ndid soe ks Of printed Jsopo plain and paid sresss
Popns, De Bsge, Ds.ins French Gibghams. Pnssos &C.
Ladies are invited TO call ana see 70, Themselves. At,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01
THIRTY THIRD cossREss-sEcosD SESSION
Saturdays Proceedings.


WAsHiNGToN, Dec. 80.
The Senate is not in session, having adj
iourned over to Tuesdsy.
House. The Speaker laid before the
House several executive communications,
one enclosing plan for the organiz ition in
in the District OF Columbia ot an insane asy-
lum.
Mr. Washburn asked leave to offer a res
olution that the Secretary of the Navy, il in
his judgement not inconsistent with the ma
va | service, provide a ship Tor the convey
ance of works Of art and industry form this
country to the Paris exhibitaton in 1855.
Mr.. Hamilton objected.
Mr. Phelps offered resolution, which was
adopted, instrcting the commit e on post
Office to inquire into the cxpediency of estab-
fishing an express mail between ST. Louis
and San Francisco, for the Transmission Of
letters, and for increased retes Of postage by
said mail.
Mr Faulkner reported bill extending the
provisions OF the act Of August lS,l84S, to
the widows Of officers or persons dying in the
military service Of the Uuited States. Re-
ferr.d.
Mr.. Lane, of Oregon, introduced bill for
establishing additional land Offices in Ore.
gon. Referred.
There not being quorum present, the
House adjourned until Tuesday.
BBLFAsT. Me Dec 80.
Five stores and dwelling burned last night.
They were occupied by H. Virgins, ID.
Howard, 8. Gilman, II. H. Haas, aud ].
Mitchell.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. %.
The Governs message was sent in ye>ter-
day.
The balance in the treasury On the LIST OF
October was S253,O00. -
He recommends an extension oil the char
ter of the Bark Of Missouri, and an incrc ase
ofthe capital of S5,0O0.00O, favors additional
aid to railroads now in progress, and dis
countenances new schemes until others are
completed. He recommends special
school tax, &c. ~
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80.
This afternoon large derrick, Temporarily
erected at the end of the Ship House, fel
for want of proper support, and severely
injured six labore-s who were empioy ed bou
the building, breaking the thighs Of some
and legs and arms Of Others. Their names
are Henry Poriman, Jas. Fairbanks. Patricl
Cahill, Mathew Shields, Chas Duffy, AM
Patrick TuIly. Duffy died while bein:
rem owed to the hospital. Portman and Cahil
are at their residences, but seriously injure
that they cannot survive.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 80.
Nine hundred thousand liars of u. S
stocks were redeemed yesterday.
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DAHL Y JOU r NAL.
TElEGRAPHIC!
REPORTED expressly for the Daily Journal
NEw YORK, Jan. g, p. NJ.

NEw YORK, Jan. 2, p. NJ.
Flour trihe higher, sales As. 900 bbls al
950aSl0 for Ohio; Southern steady, is, 600
bbls 95oaSl0; wheat firm, sold 81 900 bush
pork trife lower, 600 bbfs mess l2 62i-
Beef dull; lard lOalOac, steady; whisky
heavy; coffee steady, dull; molasses active,
100 bbls old Orleans lie; lard oil SOas24c
on time.
Star Of the West reached her dock shortly
alter O'Clock, connected with Sierra Ne
v.da which left San Francisco on the even-
ing of the 9th Dec. bringing in specie $685.
SIS. SEA
Among the passengers were Senator
Guiynn, Hon. c. X. Garrison Ross Brown
and Maj. A. G. Smith. Frigate vasia
grounded on leaving Graytown, was lowed
Fly steamer Danial webs,er.s
New YORK, Jan. 9, M.
Belcher & Co, St. Louis. Sugar Reiners,
failed for $4,000. goo, involving w. G. R y,
Stock Broker, o: this city, S225 900; Foster,
& Stephenson. 100000, and sundry Boston
houses for 81 600 900.
Black Warrior arrived from Havana with
dates OF 7th uIt. Nothing of vast interest.
Passengers let Laguary on the 9Th Oct,
when sIoop Albany in Port. All well on
board; was bound down the coast.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.
SExATE.-OLly matter Of general discus
sion. Broadhead bill granting land to GER
tain officers and soldiers who have been en-
gagged in the U. s. military service. Sever
al amendments proposed, but negatiyed.--.
Others under discussion.
HousE.--Perkins of La. reported a bill
with amendments, remodeling the diplomatic
and consular system Of the u s. It's con-
eiteration postponed until Tuesday next
Straub asked leave 10 introduce a resolu.
resentatives to the soldiers of the war of
1912, in which their convention on Jan. 9Th
be held.
Jones. Of Tenn, objected.
Latham offered resolution calling on the
p. o. Department fer copy of the con-
trlct of 1853 with Ramsey and C rmic for
the transportation Of the malt 10 Vera Cruz,
Mexico and San Francisco-adopted.
CrScISxATI Jan 2, p. NJ.
River rise 90 inches. weather fine
Flour 765a775. Whisky, 2sa29 No
s,les of hogs. Market dull at 45Oa475.
Suger declined 4!~5i. Molasses 2Oc cof-
fee H.
CON ~ E IONAL.
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TATE LOTTIEsIEs

Paument of Prizes Guaranteed to the ksiIer ~ TIE
State Of Maryland.
congratulate OF pen their
every one capa pr they will only try they
so owhch the list below sho many wor
ture it woui be Of gratit cation TO
many if publish list Of prizes drawn and
by violate our promise oil Strict eon
would be advantage and enhance the sale OF
tickets. II r. rmed could name one WHO has
drawn in prizes Of $500 81 CO., etc. the iarg
est which and Others who have draw
larger and smaller We give below some o. the
that each aud
every person will send cor tickets in them.
C. MAXIM X CO Baltimore, Nd.
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1855 PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.

In this scheme formed by the ernary comtination o. IS
making tickets and the drawing OF IA haiot
there will be SIG prizes each having of drawn
ON 2 o $50
only OF them on with neither Of the drawn
numbers n them. being thanks.
To the fate prizes and
the day o. the drawing IS Of them raadom
aud thai having s the ist "a and Sd
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WHOLESALE pRY GOODS.

Nv Il now nave ON hand the complete
siraoe stocks Of Dry Goods tne Western
which we er to all each orprompt time buyers
low rates nrs'ocss are hong directly from the
and importers in quality and
We aey petition rom markets in the
thankful 10 all OF our old friends past aud
Zee! well asred thai make interest A. we'll as
NAT OF all Others before
ese""ere. oeiio JOHSSJN q FRENCH.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOOps.

HOUSE, FCRNIrHlNls GOODs.--
lN0LBUkN HERsHBERGkR have open for
animation large stock Of fouss nshsng Goods.
sisng of Three Ply Ingram aud low priced Carpets Stair
and Hall Carpets OF various patterns and qualities Fr Oil
Cloths irou IS feet wide Satin de LANES Worsted ard
Cotton Dsmasks Furntures BRO Hollands
Muslin and Lace n,ains Cornces Curtain Pins
Rods Mars~ilfes Quilts Line amasks Table Linen and
Toweliing Piano and Tale Clos aud Bed blankets of all
sizes and quail les
We also Mattresses size dcscp
ii which will good be found. Also
Bed Comforts Of all sizes Ali Of which will sell
Mountain Foster Block. ,st ST.. Main. 20
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SOLICIT CONSIGNMENTS OF PROVISIONS AND
- Produce OF every description
So Cash advances made when desired.
eH Sole for the sale of Duponts celebrated Gun
Also Of the Baltimore and Boston Ship Line
running first class side wheel weekly Refer
by permission. to-
J"sNs HOPKINS President Merchants Bank of a1timore
JOSIAH LEE & Co. Banke Baltimore;
MISSES. SuAyKLIS & REILLY Evansvifie:
GEO w. RATHBONE. Esq Cashier Br. Rank Evansvi1le;
JOHN MlTcHELL Esq. Pres dent Br. Bank. Evansville
decS-6m,
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HNOIO " &NTEp.-we viii, pay per cent premmir
N Tor two thousand dollars American Gold. .,
neU MORGAN, KEEN Il PRESTON.
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NEW EA!L AND WINTER DRY GOODS AND
CLoTHiNG ~ EACuANGE FOR STATE

CLeTHiNG M EACnANGE FOR STATE
VIE Undersigned would respeetsd inform the citizens
well .seets sock Of Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods.
French and ernos. Piads D'Lanes half and all
char gsabe and solid ali eoiors Of
Fionnees Gross de Maple and Saens Fanne Opera
Bay s Ss rhSs plan s1 f s
ries Cloaks Of all styles multitude Of
other articles tedious to MENTION
As motto is. small prof quick sales - would
wise thoss wishing get nser supplies to ia
Sor me with call before purchasing elsewhere.
Especially would the attention Of dealer. and mer
chant tailors to heavy ant choice stock Cae
lin aud fancy Cassni-rs all coIars of Broadeoh
coating Whitncys Beaver kerses Peershsm
aud cotton lnirgs and all kinds of ralors Trimmings
10 those dealing in Rea.y Made q thing visit
ttanty keep hands AMI Intend selling
AS these Clothing manufactured in this city under my
own Supervision. able better &c and more
wing than there had any other
Come AL and convince yourselves Of the fact yrp
novs Main street. door below Branch sank
y do English Prints (fancics);
pieces Silk vtsting;
i case all wool Printed de LANES;
90 Hall 4 Moody Paten. Thread;
hale Negro Blankets: reed thi, day and
for'.ieT novIs JAS. Low & Co.
,HOlCE FRE>H GROCERIES q PROVISIONS
~ % Canvased Susar-Ca Ham.
go 30 r,.i % Ham. and a sAo.,s! Dried Beef
10 do OIe,ns and Palm Soap.
10 do Star Candles.
/ do old ciavernmens lava Coffee. extra.
Y box Ck"colate. box Co ~oa 81 Citron
50 bills Maeker.i: 10 boxes Herrius
sSf: sn;; 10. ca C.,s Ias
90 Putnam Farm DO. 80
= soss-. 49, co0fx's Family Grocery.
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IoYs AND MOTIONS.

TOYS AND NOTIONS.
TST received and daily looked including most
- every little useful ssa ornamesa' article such as
Baskets Boxes Tea Dois Ra.s. Mhiilcs Trum rets
Hsrps Accorisans Games Do Chessueu. Periuners
Needles Pins. Toothp cks Penoii. Gold Peas comic Brush
Toilet Soap aud Powjsr Emtrson' Razor Straps Tayi-
ing Cofapases Thermemctrs Pocket Knives Wallet. aud
Purses sewing Birds Wax Beads Jevelr Fire Works c
and Tor sale by Av30 @. PUSHEE-
DU no.25 BEDFosn.s. e
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

FiE undrrs gned have formed partnership under the
style and hrm OF j. W 4 5. vIckery. to carry the
Grocery and revision usness in TIE house known the
.Old Che opposite j Scantiis Sons Stove
Stofs. Main bet We will
stahty hand for sale all articles usually kept
Family Grocery also Csrn Cats Bran aud Fesa
orally We will spare pains ia Weeping
piled with Butter. Eggs all of hch with
everything will deliver pur-has
siding in any part a, the city. FREE OF CHARGE
JAMES ". NfCEERY,
al SAMUEL. YICKERl.
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INDIANA STATE STOCK MONEY

TAKEN AT PAR.
L0THTNG Wholesale and retail. made in the latest
~ Styles aud of the material wi Grntl n-us Fur
offered for sale at
10 prices for Indiana sud Illinois State Stos Money
Call under the Pavilion otsl and esa for
Yourselves uov27-tf A LOBESSIINE.
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C0R0XER.s INQUEST,

CORONERs INQUEST.
4 " Inquest held by subday Dee ID. over The
n body of found hanging BY the ne X. about one
mile from and the railroad IL L. Supposed his
George Wolf. and hung himsel. lie bad plush
well eel mixed ea,net roundatSu striped
ditto striped eassinere lrogen white
socks hickory shrr white men shirt with o.
W. marked it. Was hung blue ripped
chief. dsels-3tw JOHN TRIBE, e. y. q.
HENRY STEES,
NOTARY PSSlIC AND JUSTICE OF PEACE
Mt. CARMEL. Ills. ~.
WXr I'LL Collie aud Securing claUs South
w Illinois, and all other Easinsss peItaninE
10 said o6ees. paying taxes. &c. -
Refer " W. Page. Esl Cashier easal b1sk Evsnsys
syA-iyv
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WVT u. CHFESE.-30 boxes choice reed this day
sssk s. y. GILBERT CO.. sye. pear Water.
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CvHEssMEy Domiroe, raursn Boards. India Rubber
l , Bails reed by oct2s A.C. PCSHEE.
NEW OATS.-3c0 bush fresh Oats Just reed at
IN sepIs COOKS Family Grocery.
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APOLLO HALL lsESTAURANT.
FIRST STREET. SYCAMORE VINE.
KILLER 81 MATTHIAS
- Beg to announce having opened -
~ Il 1.-THE above Rcstaurat. which will ~W 80
u Nh always he kept supplied with the 14&kHc{5
S&k lest the market affords and
KIM OF Game in season; fresh
Ra'tioYe Oysters in style Meals all The
BA it'll the kind Of Liquors
spacious Hall. well lighted With AID fitted up
adapted Concerts Balls Lectures, Puilc Meetings
or Theatrical PERFORMANCES. is attached. novI3-tf
WESTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL WARE HOUSE.
Mii.LEk: WisIArE q CD.
MANUFACTURE Frs ana Deait rs in all kinds of Farm
lNl aud den Implements. Moving Rvapns Thrvsh-
Machines Field and Garden Seeds Tyees &C. Main
Street orPos e Bank 81 Louisville. Louisville. Ky.
sep25-yw
LOT Of Turnbuli's eating Boxes Corn Shelters aud
IA Sausage Cutters sale by ncylf r. GRANT 4 co.
AUCTION ROOMS,
MAIN STREET BERwE ZEN SECOND AND THIRD.
IA have removed Auction Rooms Main
w the old Court House: where repaired cevs
and sell commission auetion aie all kinds of
herceandise Household Furniture orscs Bagsie
Cash advances made r. sell auctiOn
REGC LAR SAL ES-Every Tuesday Thursday and
day commencing clock A. NJ. Tuesday Wednes
day and Friday evenings At gas liz ting
will ais" particular TO the saE Of Lsnd
and Town Lots.
All persons having Lands Lots Horses Wagons Rugsies
or Merchandise OF descriptions 90 sell respectfully
iicited :, give Ne . call. sct7-y W00LsEY NELsoE
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y4aAm.K pnorERrx AT AucT,I,oN.,

UHOR benefit concerned there will be sold at
ON Mon sav December 1884, the wing
s-uthwestesy half fict No. eighty
fss, o. Evansville together with the improvements
tbs reon consisting OF two brick ar houses cut
front. occupied ~ u e Wheeler aud samuel
oeessls noy21 2td4tw
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lsTs TT ~ r...S;s.: s=a..
n,,,Wo ,D TaaNspo.IT .TioN NoTict

vEVo si.sANY. no Ton. NEW YORK. am, all interme-
a;ae st placts Immeda ely the compile
ton OF tie Evansville Crswfortsviil eaiIroad
IIante Which will he silahout thrt week from thi date
kinds Prod Properly from this city,
and sonts Trre AL 80 the
e,is yrmedste ints aud nda Ohio.
New York Central Ne York aud Ems aud Albany and Bos
tan Railroads.
g. esies wade knevu arPiieasion rr Office under
u" no vi. 81 n JOHN s. MIrcHELL. Agent.
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LAWRENCE's MARBLE DEPOT.
MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE THE EVANSVILLE BRANCH BANK.

NOW receiving yer
100 tons of Vermont
No. I and Statuary
Marble. carefully Sc
leeted at the quarries
by myself.
Employing som. Of
the hest Sculptors and
Mantle Makers IL the
C"ion. ] am prepared
to execute all descrip-
tionsofwerk. IN q style
superior to any house
i the West. and for
vaSiety scarcely equal
ed by any establish
ment in the States.
Dealers in Marble
will md it to their in
terest to examine my
stock and prices before
purchasing else where.
Facilities for buying
and shipping enable me
to supply nc lees than
Eastern prices. adding
cost Of freight.
/, MANTELS
Ofthe latest N. York
styles and varieties. on
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n sVtOn-.-
IL ea,k foe Pale Brandy; 3 Il casks Fcrtwine;
a. G1,atd 6'b; eask Va leria Wins;
de- Old She ~; rec a ars tor sale by
now FRICTION EROS
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THE ALLIES sUnRENDERkA

OUNCE MESSRS.s ALTERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased the OIL Corner the
Journal Once and filed with
aud latest STYLES Fall and Winter Clothing
nishing Goods and sell them low the
ALLIES SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Of Men, Boys ready Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the eatensiveso
o. Gentle aens Dress Goods and Talors Furnishing Goods
brought to this city Their facilities for purehasns and
which enables them all times fill all orders with
goods and At the best bargains city
and the public generally respectfully call
examine their New Stock and Prices
ing elssuhere. ~ decl8-tf
ID &c per Belle Golden direct from Bremen-
IL 80 kegs Holland Herring; q jars Anehovisch;
800 lbs German Prunes
Also Evansville. boxes Virginia Gold Leaf
Tobacco. for sale by decf6 l. < d. IIEIMANN
DOLIsHED sTEEG. FIRE IRONs.-New and rlesan.
patterns polished Steel Fire Sets importation
for city sales also bst r. ssis Iron Coal ods Fire Strands
&c in great varieties and at low prices.
dect6 BADCOCK BRO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-01

ANEW CtNDIDtTE IN THE rIEl.n.
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Il CONNER ia nov 10 fore the pniiic and win run
a9in any other Hat withrut - parties In pn
hnis dsrliity Citizens about voting then
s.Ies would ao web cab aud essmin orr andi
s-,or@ oeto
: :. ALMoys,s.-e, 500 rs Cor sale by