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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-16
HIRAM NELSON
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AHCTHNN ROORHS.

Old Court House Corner of Main Third mme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
NNAVING leased for a of years and fitted up the
< n above we'll known stand prepared to
ceve or sale auction private sale all kinds of
and merchandise household furniture horses bug
ges,
Cash ad4anees made eousignments when required.
commencing O'CLOCK a. NJ Also Tuesday, wednesday
and Friday nights. at eerly gas Hight.
aud sales OF real promptly attended
to. ..F
We are weekiy recevinz. and have hand large
and general URNIFuR RE- consisting otslet
spindle and bannister backs scroll and seoOp rim
hack Office French. Jenny Lind. and Buste wood seat
Chair mahogany and rose wood sofa seat ChaTs Elizabeth
card dining and breakfast tbles Light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads.
trasses, tin and safes, which win sell at Gin
einnat prices. s'l+tt--.f t'
We have also hand variety of notions jewelry
volns aeeOrdeons. pocket cutlery. pistols whips
which will sell at reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail WOOLSEY & NELSON,
Auct's.
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CITY RECORDER,S OFFICE,
EUAN ANSTITIE IND

FOLLOWING ARE SOME rHs OFFENCES AsAISsr
THE CITY FlSE AS PkEsoAlsED IN THk Or
Amy person found drunk in the streets of the City.
Making any noise or disturbance in the streets.
Keeping disOrdery house of any kind.
Creating any nuisance
sSR6g T:A9Ss hSins
in sny esr stable place containing hay straw etc.
la moderate riding or driving in the city
Leaving standing in the streets
without Tst anhtohng traces chains yokes. etc., by which
stopping drag or other vehicle over or
aks with carriages drays. carts boxes.
substance thing material whatever. ..4.s.
& SE HgT1E STdn Pgss pr the
Bathing in the Canal within the city during day
Rolling hoops lying Kites. throwing hard sub
stance along asrOss or over any street aeS etc.
setting sa95s; any othss fire works
P1tng S amy PHg aso Ss Ohio opposite the city
the execution Of process in thehand Of an +
Causing any false alarm of SD. 80
KaHSng nq9 YeS o. ss ssf ssaa
Digging any drain the purpose conducting
wstor over the bank into the Ohio.
Pulling down defachg printed notices
Using any VULGAR Orindeesat langnsge
so that It Cannot 90 upon any side foOt-psth.
Hitehing horse or other animal . shade trees
Burning shayngs other combustihe matter in the
streets between daylightand o'clock P M ar at any
Throwing ire balls. Ere brands etc. anywhers within
Erssiins fsame buildings ithn the limits prohibited.
I,rpning drays, wagons etc. Rithout license
J TTgrancy and street egging
EEhiGitng any whatever with0u. Ii
Peddlihg without license. -
Putting u signs across over sidewalks.
Erecting any wooden shed awning side walk
The constructing cellar doors son side walks
eping using playing cards about any grocery eohes-
house. etc.
To suffer chickens other poultry to run at large
Playing any organ hurdy gurdy Bagppes other mus-
cal street alley for pay supportor
hire. o
Tnjurpg gas posts gasligts any of the gas works
Establishing continuing any lumber wood yard within
the frelimis Of the city. =" < ~
Building prvies without strict Observance OF ordnance
Crossing bridge with horse mare or other animal at any
gate faster than walk.
Jnjuring shade trees. - a.
selling by retail crackers sqdbs other IRE works
Putting pipes up through floor, partition roof
in ordinance viz Of See. 10 and IL; And
hereafter pps shall be put unless the same
q and such stove pipe hereafter
put up pass through floor, Partition roof window
house. Every chimney hue herefter built IN
city shall have its foundation either the
such house and shall extend above the
roof or side OF such house atleast three feet.''
JOHN F. CRISP City Recorder.
Published by Or er o the City Council.
ie21 WELL. H, WALKER, Clerk.
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PROF. Woors HAIR REsToKATIvE.-This
Restorative for making the hair grows stop
ping it's falling out, and redeeming bald heads
from their niakedness,is is becoming celebrat-
ed. All the qhack nostrums are giving way
before it. Three -fourths of the mi&tares for
restoring and besutifying the hair do it more
injury than good. They burn it up-Gestroy
the lie at its roots, make the hair fall off
and produce premature badness. But Prot
Woods Restorative may be relied upon, al
containing nothing which can in any man
ner be injurious to the bair, while its success;
in accomplishing what il pFetsnds to be able
to do, has been verified in hundreds of cases
We advise bald heads, and heads getting
bald-all who wish to save their wool or OBJ.
tain a new stock, to calla Halloek s. Stod
dard's and get bottle of Woods Restora.
tive.
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FoR PETERsBURGH.-The canal packet Fly ing
Cloud, Capt. Chas. II. Howe, will leave Tor Pc
iersburgh, This afternoon at three o'clock This
is one of the best boats on the canal, being one
of The Terre Haue packet boats. She has every
accommodation. and has lately been thoroughly
cverhauled repainted, &c. Capt. Howe is art
ing out to build up regular packet trade be-
tween Evansville and Pete! sburgh, and we hope
our merchants and others will lend him all the
Encouragement in their power He has fine
boat, which he will run as regular packet be-
tween these points, for The accommodation o
passengers and freight, and he hopes for Iemu-
nerating patronage.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.
Wednesday Eve ming, Aug. l5.

RIvER.-The river is falling al all points
above rising slowly here with fine stage for
navigable purposes. The most remarkable stage
OF water throughout the season, ever known.
WeArHER-Mild, warm and showery. Vege-
tation is growing and nothing astonishing. The
present crops on the ground are unparalleled
BUSINESS s-Much more active the past wet k;
all branches present more lively aspect. Dry
goods are in good request aid generally at re-
duced prices. Groceries are selling moderately
a. advanced, rates, Business at the wharf dull
4 slight depression is noticed in our grain quo
tations.
wuOLEsAE.E PRICES C6RRENT.
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NOT ALL.

XNT hear Ladies thev believe Mr. Embioh does
wv all the retail Dry Goods business in town. Now.
knowing him modest man. and wishing
honors heaped upon him than he is entitled
respectfully assertion And admitting it be the
it nnWse and impolitic make the
assertion it reach the of strangers who would
very fact that and small at that does all t
business. Now Ladies, If speak the subject
and know will speak say he does his share
than but please don't be does all the business
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NEOFFITTsS
PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR!
EIGHT HORSE SEPARATOR

HAVE greatly extended my arrangements for the
faeture my improved Machine, to which has been
awarded the first premium the WORLDS EXHIBITION.
New York 1885, the State Fairs Ohio lS53-4 all 9TH
places where it has been exhibited in the United States
aud Europe practical with the best machines
in it has invariably superior in all essential
points. Many valuable Improvements have been eby
year and have hestaton in warrant
ing my machines superior TO in
THE FOUR HORSE SEPARATOR AND CRAyF-
FORD'S CLOVER HULI.ER-
The Horse particularly for the
They hresh aud clean the grain perfect
ly an ddeliver itin bags.e
am also preparing large number of A. B. Crafcrd'h
Improved Glover Huerss patented 1851. which greatly
his patent 1874 being self feeder and greatly
ahead other respects hulling and cleaning in the
speedy and perfect manner They will put under the
who located here
vi III. BARNARD. Agent.
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OF With all the obloquy, and opposition
which Hurley's Sarsaparila encountered
from the Doctors. it has taken stand as an
effective medicine for the permanent cure of
Indigestion, Scrofula, Liver diseases, Syphil-
is and many other complaints, which will
long place itforemost amongst popular reme-
dies. During the summer every one should
RELY take it
RtuAEF; FAENsLEHf & Co. Agents here,
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~ ! cor lsOR ETIoN NOTICE.

nRoEEEc that the owners lots Nos. ST. 50. and 81,
" Old Flan the city Evansville brick side
yalk to be laid the portions of said lots
wait long the North s3eo lot "a extending from the
of Mainland second the alley Of said
5t; also North end of lots Nos 81 and S2 extend
thasey Mas. 80 50 b the
Of Sosond ard Sycamore reets also along the West side Of
let g. extenhng sai2 TO the alley il fsad
lot No. 81 and that the be done within ten
days afterthe rHbleat % this notice. and in default
thsreo Marshal dreeed perform sed work and the
and acerufng thereby will be assessed and
collected by sale the said lots much tbo-eof will
satisfy said lien aud costs.
BY order of the Council =
auz3-2w WELL. H. WALLER, C1e-k.
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NEW ARKANGEEEENTs.

TENHE has his stand opposite the post Of
u fee. all newly aud neatly fitted up and is tuy
prepared all orders his line with amt
dispatch. Personal and strict attention win be raid to all
work entrusted him. whether the materials furnished by
himself the He has hand excellent
cloths eassmvres and vestngs which he will
order on reasonai lie terms. j. L. NELMS.
r. .Separing. cleaning and yang old clothes done
u application at snort notice. J. L. NELMS.
IeZ
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GF The indianapolis Seminal says that
one of the most respectable merchants OF
Louisville called upon the editors of that pa
per and "thanked them for The publication
Of their villainous article about Geo, D. Prem
tice. If any thing more is needed than the
writing of such an article, or the approval
of it, to prove the individuals thus connected
with it the dirtiest kind Of blackguards, it
must be "the more of the same sort" which
The editors claim to have in store.
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RIVER ITEMS.

Srr,MRoar sunk We learn from the ST.
Tou;s Republican, that the Kate Swinney sunk
IN ,be Missouri river on the 11th inst about 3OO
niles above Council Bluffs The Kate Swinney
was one of the boats chartered by government
to carry stores up the Missouri, and had Deen "
Fort Pierce, the place OF her desllna'ion' u''-
charged her cargo, and was returning "l'n"u'
freight, when the accident occurred ohe st'ucN
a stump or snag which tore away nearly INC {"
lire hull and sunk in five minutes IN 81 lee' Vi
ter. Her officers all escaped but saved no'nins'
The boat belonged to Capt. Chateau ana Ash'
Honkins. her first clerk and was valued al $2U'-
600 Insured fur SI5 600 in ST. Louis offices.
We take the following from the St. Louis
Republican of the 18th:
The s,eamer Ben West, bound for Weston,
s,ruck a snag and sunk in the Mlssoura Hyer,
near washington last Friday evening. She hes
in about ten feet water, ana, oelhS an ola po.,
will he a total loss She was loaded principally
with lumber. When The F. x. -Aubry passec
her there weie two harges alongside, taking OUT
tbe cargo The Ben West was probably worth
AZ 600 and was owned by Mr. Hackelrhodes.
We learn that there was no insurance on the
boat gs
Cant. J. NJ Irwin, extensively known on
the Western rivers died al Cincinnati last Sat
urday. He formerly commanded among other
boats The George and Martha Washington
- The Fashion passed up yesterday in tow
OF the Southerner She looked natural as ever,
excepting. she lad no chmnies, and was rather
muddy. she.h been thoroughly overharled
at Padncah, and every unsound timber IN her
hull taeenn ont and placed with sound. Her hull
will now be On nsbection. She will soon be out
in good order.
The Soulherner arrived here yesterday
morning from ST. Louis, having left Monday
evening. We thank her officers for papers.
- The Highhyer passed down vest. rdaY
morning early from Louisville; We are indebt-
ed 10 her clerk, Mr.. Holiday, forpapers.
- TIE iiltle White River got down from
Green River yesterday morning With 60 hhds OF
tobacco and some other freight. She is prepar
ing 20 return to day. -.
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ARARGAIN-N KS. BARGAIN,

TEVHE Ship Yard Saw Mill Situated in New Albany md
now running in complete repair. bic of cutting
lumber any length for house boat building purposes
bought 300. r. 49, o. 30 and SO months
credit security and There
boilers engines aud fixtures complete for
drawing the of almost any This mill
worth of lumber day. The original
200. Any boat builder in New Albany will
mill there is in the State The whole
fabrie-wood work. boilers engines and alean be taken
rebuilt in Evansville in six weeks time For
tieulars address ie2S ELIAS THONASSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-08-16

UThe editor of the Enquirer was offered
$50 yesterday to point out Know Nothing
in Evansville who had used The murderous ex
preston he imputed to Know No,hings in
this city, in the extract we made yesterday.
He confessed he had barefacedly lied by not
accepting the offer, and Quietly submitted
to being called liar. He has probably got
10 the end Of his rope on slandering his bet-
ters in this city, and If he had his deserts
lie would have a rope at the end of him.
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AUCTION SALES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE AT AUCTION.

WILL sell public auction. my residence Third
street. between Oak and Cherry streets Tuesday Au-
gust 18th. 1855. commencing at O'Clock A M. all
Household Kitchen furniture, consisting OF Sofas Cane
Seat Chairs Bureaus Tables Stands Bedsteads Mirrors.
Carpets Coo king Stove Paror Stoves Cupboard
Said Furniture nearly and in good order having
been in but short time and viii be sold without reserve
to the highest bidder.
TRRMS:-Cash. r. s. NORRIS.
Woolsey & Nelson. aug7-t I'd
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n5-A good many of our contemporaries
are publishing long advertisement about a
"River Directory" under the patronage of
Mr.. Lloyd. VIII they please inform us
whether they have ever received a cent for
the adyerisement-and will they "let us
know" when they do? They are badly
taken in, and among the rest sour neighbor."
We declined publishing that advertisement
unless paid in advance.
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JOURN AL.

CopELAND's EXCHANGE BANK--Loans
money, buys notes, deals in exchange, land
warrants, uncurrent money, receives dePo-
ats. &C., &c.
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IsEMnVAL

TNNHE undersigned has removed bis Tailoring Establish
n Second Immediately opposite the Pres
tartan Church. in the Office with DR.. Wood where he
would be glad all his old customers and goody num-
Der Of and would he pleased them with
anything in his aine sRch coats shirts draw
marie order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful past he would most respectfully solicit
cohtinunnee of the the hands of liberal public
j, L..
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HOusE AND Lon FOR sALE

will sell private sale the Frame House and the Lot on
Main between Second and Third, next door to
KratZ IL Heman.s store.
TERMS.-0ne-kalf CASH; she balance in one and two
years. SARAH Mann.
R8- For particulars enquire of DECKER KRAMER
-2vdku
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TELEGRAPHIC!
New ORLEANS, Aug. l3.

NEW ORLEANSs Aug. l3.
Samuel Peters, an esteemed merchant of
this city, died on Saturday last, of diseased
heart.
During the past week there were Alb
deaths in this city, including 29l OF yellow
faver
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WH7E will sell Friday the 7th Of September next at
w O'Clock P. NJ, at eur Auction Rooms In the old
Court Housea farm known the Richard s. Browning
Farm. Brownings Mill in Scott township containing
81 acre5 of which improved good log house
and other out buildings. good orchard, etc.
TERMs--made known n the day of sales -
aug8 WoOLSEY & EELSoN, Aucs's
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PRINCETON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.

TENHE first annual session this Institution will be
u ed Monday, the Sd of September. 1885. Aeonven-
building will be erected during the and prepap
ed accommodate pupils after the session It
will comfortable styl and supplied
good philosoF chemical apparatus. "A
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in ROOM into which boys under twelve
years o age will be admitted. ~.
The Principal has made arrangements with good families
to board pupils from distance.
s TERMS SESSION EVE MoNTHs
Boarding. Lights and $50 90
Tuition Senior Oh
Junior Glass. ..,.............., 90
Preparatorv Second Class. ...,...... 90
First Class =. -. -. -. .............,
Music with use of Piano ..........,., 20 o..
Pain ting and Drawing 10 90
Embroidery. 90
Moo aern 10 90
Payments strictly advance except by special arrange
Principal: HENRY T. MORTON.
Assistants. Mrs. NJ W. PAXToE,
Mrs M. NJ. MORTON. jyZ
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-RRFERENCES.-

P. G. o'RMEY & co., Evansville
DUvALL. ALGo 50 Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK Il Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do
r. B. SYKES, New Orieana.
LEWIS SNAPP, do.
MILES f. FoLKEs, Vicksburg. Miss.
WM.rMCRAE, :. do do.
LoCKwOoD BROS. Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLeG & FOoT. do do.
's EDWARDS q RusHSELI., st Louis, Mo.
Regular sale days Tuesdays. Thursdays Saturday.
10 O'Clock and evening during the commencing
at early gasght. apps SWEET & LEONARD
AuctioReers.
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NEW YORK BAKERYi

SECOND NONE WEST MOUNTAINS!
ON First street opposite the Post 0fes.
MHH undersigned after long experience in the basin
in the city New York.. in which ci be is Eekgowl
edged have superior in the of well
pointed bakery. " ould respectfully announces:
That he is fully prepared furnish all kinds of bread
cakes crackers. PIES hot rolls doenuts either
wholesale retail. ..N
Weddng private parties ballsor private families VIII be
supplied often desired with everything fresh from the
at tire shortest notice. -
superior article of Graham and brown breads always
hand. a. =
The proprietor Will devote his personaanon exclusive
hsbusness which shall be executedin ye to
be sur passed BY any one. I y2I c. GAUNT.
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=. r. FEOUE

RICH VARIETIES OF WALL PAPER
JUST, RECEIVED!
SCHsITT & STARK have lust received at their Paper
- and Upholstery Store First Main and
Sycamore alarge assortment of the handsoet and richest
as well as the lowest priced qualities of WALL PAPER
with M1rdow blnes Fire Boards 20 all Of which
the attention Of the public asked and also 70 the Low
promptly. my4-3m
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NOTICE

HE foundry and machine business heretofore carried
in this place under the firm and style of G. ID. Egg
gleston Co.. has been since april 10th and will hereafter
be the and of Eggeston Goode.
G. D. EGGLESToN,
s NJ. GO0DE.
Evansville June 27, 1855. je2S
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CRESCENT AUCTION RooMs,

GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs& & REAL LEsTATEBRoEERs.
DESPECTFULLY tender their services 20 the citizens
ma Evansville and for of Real
and Personal Properly, Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods HardTsre groceries eto etc. also paTteuaf atten
tien paid all out door sales of deeo
able satisfactory We shall exclusively Com
mission Business having place
have fair and Legitimate market We viii devote whole
time the Auction and Commission busress and
customers Will efforts
them With
the of all those their
to
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JUST REoEIFED
A NEW STOCK OF sUNIAIER MILLINERY

HONSISTfNG of descriptions Also beauti
W embroidered Mantlas, Paras61s, Embroideries.
Gloves. Mtt and Head Dresses the newest syles to
which invite the particular attention OF the Ladies
-. t +. r. BARKER.
First street. between Main and Locust opposite DR.. Brsys
residence s.. Jy3
ICE CHESTS, REFRIGERATORs, sc.
EUST received lot of the latest style Ice Chests and Re-
eD frgeraors article the and the cheap
Also lot Of No Ice Coolers Prepare yourselves
hot weather by calling at :. : -
nay Is HoRNBR0ch& &GHURoHILL'S.
EUST received. t'F
% Nerloires OF the Countess of Rlessington
Primes Travels in the East,
Life OF Horace G. Teeley.
Abbott's Life of Napoleon e --'.f -
je2s - - SAM'b LISTERS Bookstore.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BARGAIN.


FFNHEu ders wishes ss his business on Main
4, street. Mt Carmel III. which is of the hest in
town Consisting of lot, Is fest
building Is IS by 40 feet
wall cellar under WHOLE The buiidnE divided into
two rooms 6 by 40 feet occupied Store the other
IbE 4O occupied variety shop
toys. candy. soda wster, cream,
with pump houseone of the best in Southorn u
noi and the only IN this place. sufficient Zoe
season Possession OF the small and cellar given
dately and OF the large the 1s OF September with
the from GATE tn that time which 500
per annu particulars enquire OF the snbser
Der HENEY STEES.
Mt. Carmel. 55ns. je2s
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NXTb have also hands alvsTs New Flour Of tbs tess
w brands, which will bs sold very low hy
VA 7 = D EETHkSH.
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SEA ESLAND COTTON.
IA '-' % 'A1'' 'Vi JZs Low eco. i.
yl5-dfT as Main ss., Louisville, 'KT'
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C "A SH &c U TO MER S..

G A S Fl &c u S TO NJ E r S.
S be supplied at the prices with HeInloek
~ and Oak Sole Leather, Patent French and American
Calf skins French Glazed and Boot Morocco Sheep Linz
ings. Bindings, ETC.. ETC.. -
Cau Sycamore street. between Water and First Evan5
vile. Ind. nyI J. FLEMING.
SEWING SILK.
y CASES black Sewing silk reed this day and for
- JAMES Low Il CO..
Je1f 4lS Main st.. Louisville. Ky.
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AN ORnINANCE.

FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PLANk
WHARVES AND BRIDGES WITHIN THE
CORPORATEs LIMITS OF THE CITY. OF kt-
ANSVILLE. PASSED JULY 23D. lS5S.
EO Itshaln hereafter be lawful for any person to
- ride lead drive horse. mule ass OK OF other nd
ing draft animal along plank wharf or
bridge within the corporate limits Of the Ciy OF Evans
vile. at any gait faster than q walk
SEQ g. Any who shall violate the
tion of this Ordinance shall for such offence
and dollar than ten doliar9
JOHN S. HOPKINS. Mayor:
Attest: WELL. Il. WALKER CLERK. yZ5
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VALUABLELOT FOB aAIE

A
VHNHE Lot the of First Cherry streets
by 80 adjoining the residence of Samuel Lister is Of
fred for sale reasonable terms It of the
gblo building lots in the CITY and perfect title given
Also house and Chestnut street. oinng the
idanceof Joseph TuTnock is sale liberal En-
lniTe of le7 j. @. JEWELL.
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nIssoLnrIoN az Co -EARTNERsHIr.

DISSOLUTION OF CO CO-PARTNERsHIP.
IHNHE ershp heretofore existing between the IN
dcrsgned the Carriage Making busIes this day
dissolved by mutual ent. All pers,ns having business
with said will settle the with Charles A. Satteriee
who is fully authorized settle the The business
will carried by said Satterlee where all old
callfor anything in this line
CHAS. n SATrERLEE;
SETH PRITCHETT.a
Evansville, July 9th. 1855. ye6-2w
SUNDRIES. q
HpL0CK TIN Pig Lead. Sheet and Block Zine Sheet and
iy3 SAMUEL ORR.
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Iron RAILING

TlNHE undersigned agency the sale of
III beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought rods and cast figures put up in great variety Of
FREIGHT.
This railing cheaper substantial than other
kind in Those wishing Railing enclose Cemetery
lots. yards, for piazza will do well to give me
call
y2s-dSw NJ. A LAWRENCE.
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REMOVAL

HAVE remov my office the Warehouse formerly
cupied by Hill & Holiday, of Main street
Canal Canal Collectors office has been removed 30 tn
same place. VI JOHN FARRELL. City Collector.
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Aug.31s

The yellow fever is DEPRESSING g,i to an alarm
ing extent in this place, and ortsmourh.-
Several physicians died and 90 deaths oc
carred here since ga urday. Deaths at Ports
mouth for the same period T., Several cases
of fever occurred at the navy yard and on
board the ship Pennsylvania, -,
The returns from North Carolina show
that Puryear has been elected by 800 ma
jority and Clingman by 600 majority.