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The Shasta courier., 1855-10-27

CoLLsI FLoURIyG MiLLs.-According to the
Assessors report, there are two grist mills in
Colusi, each with two run Of stone, built at a
cost Of $50 1000, and capable of grinding $4,000
bushels Of wfeat per month.
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TVHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully annnonnce to his customers and friends
that he has removed 10 his old stand-Callahan' s
Block-and is now prepared TO sell Books, Sta
tionery. etc, from twenty five to fifty per cent.
lower than has been offered in this market. In
addition to the large stock now on hand, heavy
shipments Of the following goods will be opened
in a few days, viz:
Novels aad Light Literature of every descrip-
ton;
Historical, Instruction and Miscellaneous
works;
School Books of al! kinds; over
1000 quires Of Assorted Blank Books;
400 Rsams of Letter, Cap, Bill, Gold Edged
and fancy Patterns;
800 gross Gold and Steel Pens, and Holders;
Inks, Waters. Pocket Cutlery;
Music and Musical Instruments, and Instruc-
tion Books;
Also, on hand some selected Pictures-Crayon
and Steel Engravings-in gilt frames or without
ALWAYS on hand with the latest dates of At
lantic. California and Foreign newspapers and
magazines, and for sale by
A. ROMAN.
Shasta, Aug. a5, 1855. If
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snicide---singular Case.

Samuel Wier, highly respectable citizen of
Clinton Co., committed suicide by hanging
himself on Sunday last. On the Tuesday pre-
vious he had been placed upon a jury in the
Circuit Court, in case of the Charlottesville
Plank Road Co. VS.. the n. A. & S. Railroad.
He objected at the time, on account of his in
ability to understand English, but the objec-
tons were not entertained A verdict was
rendered on Thursday, and motion was
made to set it aside, on account of Wiers in
competency, which, after examining his knowf-
edge of the language, the Court granted. He
appeared to regard it as a reflection upon his
honesty, and permitted the subject to prey
upon his mind so intensely as to produce 6e-
rangement, and consequent suicide.
Lat. Jour,
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YOtal department,

GA fight occurred between one of our
citizens and vender of cabbages in mar
ket yesterday morning-af1 about a cab
bage. They were Germans; and as "cabbages
are cabbages" now, the fight was of course
well grounded. Our ''felIow-citizen" whipped
the other, and was brought up and fined one
dollar and costs for his glory. We will all o.
US soon have to fight for cabbages if they gel
much scarcer.
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or "Copeland's Exchange Bank is paying
from $1,08 to 81, 10 per acre for Land Var
rants. Buyes notes, loans money in all sums,
pays interest at the rate of 6, z, 8 and 10 per
cent. per annum on special deposits; receives
of regular depositors the Notes of all SOL
vent Banks of Illinois, and the old Banks of
Tennessee. Go and see him. Bank on First
street. near Main.
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RIVER ITEMS.


yesterday morning from Louisville, with good
trip of passengers. Capt. Geo. Triplett well
known here as the former master of the Belle
lQuigley, is now commanding the Southerner,
one of the best and fastest packets in the
Louisville and St. Louis packet line. Capt.
Triplett is just the man for such boat, and
ne will make her more popular than she even
now is. We thank the clerk for package of
papers. Sol Catterlin, the old comm nder of
the Southerner is now engaged in building his
new boat.
The river continues fallingat all points.
Only feet water ON French Island bar.
- The Magnolia was advertised to leave
Cincinnati last Monday evening for Nashville,
and may be expected here to-day.
80 The Ambassador is advertised to leave
Cincinnati this evening for New Orleans.
Capt. Shaw's new boat Blanche Lewis,
built for the Nashville trade, will be here this
morning-at least she was to have left Louis
Vile last evening She has been tried and gave
full satisfaction Her length is $50 feet; beam
% feet 4 inches; depth of hold 4 feet inches;
2 boilers 40 inches in diameter and "a feet long;
2 cylinders IA inches in diameter; 4 feet
stroke; wheel Is feet in diameter
The Sovereign, which steamer passed
here last Monday for st. Louis, is new boat
just out from Pittsburgh, and beautiful craft
in every particular
$500 The Sultana arrived here yesterday
morning from New Orleans with very fair uF
trip She left on the Goth, but took on a good
deal of freight on the coast, and when she got
in the Ohio, reshipped good deal of hel
freight to Louisville by small boats. She il
drawing feet, and will have a hard time get
ting up. She put out some freight here.
- The st. Clair, Capt. Barter, laid at ou1
wharf several hours yesterday, putting on
freight She was from Cincinnati loaded TO
ST. Louis, with apretty fair trip.
- The fast and elegant steamer Thos
Swami, arrived here yesterday morning, look
ing bright as new button or new boat Sh
was from st. Louis, with a limited number @
pShoScIScIS HIS iItlC oOCdIuO1 11tto SAGOAOO III
Louisville and st. Louis packet line, and
surpassed by no boat in it.
- The David White, bound for New Or
leans, is reported hard aground at French Is
land. We had hoped she would be able to &c
through. The A. L. Shotwell, bound to Louis
vile from New Orleans, is also aground a
French Island. But feet water yesterda
at that interesting locality.
- The Upper Mississippi was falling raj
idly last Saturday with 81 feet water on tn
Lower Rapids.
- We thank Messrs R. Walker an
Tilley, clerks of the Thos- Swami, for late S
Louis papers,
Owing to the low water freights hay
advanced at Louisville to 40c for pound lot
Coo per Dbl for potatoes and 65@7oc for fou
- The Vermont has been sold to ii
owners of the Belle Qugley for $4,000
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DIR. W. 7. OWENS PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF ~
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHTLLS
HNn EEVFPS

TITS often and frequently the practice Of individuals
Of If es T0n we
merely of brain of the compOundsF
Of the medicine, signed with Fictitious names
public miraculous and wonderful diseases which
the dsees Mentioned in the caption Of this ndveTscmsns
there has never been offered to suffering humanity 50 safe
would persons this community who, trying
iosS S1i re4iefirom tie d tnsse pins
Pills composed OF cheap Ingredients and
made and put ty the tahserters and composed
entirely Of costly sna Eur da1es anS Re oS 81 such
sys THEREBY enabling patient daily
paton these Pills the cheapest and medicine
following and I, want .vi
application to the subscribers:
This certifes my very sick with chill
and high fever and ng and went ane @ boz
feeteda speedy and permanent cure. JOHN d. AeFAk.
the reputation enrns ara
fever purchase box Of DR.. w owen's silly csebra-
we'll the best Pill the
owE sI X q; Nay X Z; 1885:
severely afflicted with Chlls and Fever and hnd
DAYS e as at last q Dr. T.
c P yh Sa d va: aSS g rss 1
mo los thsome 4 all diseases Chills and Fever.
moment but 90 Immediately Dr.. j. ooprtqn and pro:
Nord ior II, you
with OHills again. CHAS. d. GkiSf.
Bon HARBoR. KY, April IL, 1883,
certify that Chills and Fever in family
months. and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill that be had in the country In ordi
nary they stopped the ch the most of
family with exception On Oldest there more
Of the would make nt
DR.. Chill Pills. aud safely to everybody
that they the best Pills have sgernsed
-, Z, owENspono KY, Feb 22, 1855.
DR. " T. OwFE-Dear Sir: l have been afflicted with
for six months aud after
have cured and we'll and believe them be the
best m edieipe in use. BALTHASER " ACH.
gentleman for six years. and csrk-
f. that his statements are true
Pittsburg. Pa.
90. ..ts LEwIsroRr, EyJan O. 1855.
This had the ch and fever
and tried remedies without effect then used
of Dr. Ovens Chill Pills. and they hsye entirely sqrsd
me. IHoos r. IAfLoh.
GREENSBORO April IL, 1858.
certify Ihad ehlls and fvers snd applied aood
physician, who prescribed for and medicine
then try OWENS Chill Pills; did and they
chilis, perfectly WE'LL. They
cured distressing pain the side which
fearful something serious Persons afflicted
cure GEO. W. MONARCH
a- These pills are in every instance
where the directions followed
a. For sale, wholesale and retail. by
J. W. COMPTON. Druggist.
Owensburg. KY.
! Also bv wooLsEY & SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail Agents..
sepl 4m-w Evansville, lad.
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BEST BARGAIN IN THE COUNTRY.

2OO ACRES BA4OO LAND FUR BALE.
of the Court of Common Pleas of yanderburgh
MD county, will and after the 18th day of November,
1885, and (f sold private sale)
the LIST day December 1885, at public auction at the
OF the Court Evansville sell highest bidder
parcel No. 9 49, and parcel No. containing 03
lands belonging to the estate of Willis
Hawkins decd be<pg of the fractional sections Nos
g. township south of range No, west upon
the following Terms, to-wit
oneourth of the purchase money to be paid day Of
nines fourth in twelve and
the day SALE with interest from
without relief from valuation appraisement laws
their with approved security
JOHN J. CHANDLER.
octf5=4t s-f- Admir- ofw N Hawkins decd
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H5-The Circuit Court has not been engaged
at anything yet of great public interest, al.
Though the cases up have no doubt been of
very particular interest to some persons.
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CRESCENT ACTION Rooms.
ERAL AUoTIoNEER REAL EsTATEBRoKE

GENERAL AUCTIoNEERs & REAL EsTATEBROKERS.
RESPECTFULLY tender to the citizens OF
MA Evansville and for the sale Of Real
Personal Property Houses Lots,
Goods Hardware Groceries, also particular aten-
all out door sales every description reas0h
satisfactory We shall do exclusively Cp
mission Business andnot having goods of to Place
competition with both the buyer and seller Will
fair and market VI will devote car whole
Auction and Commission business ane or rehds
assured that will spare efforts
With justices
confidence of all those who their BUSINESS
to
P. G.. o. RILEY & Co, Evansville.
DUvALL. ALGo Co., Memphis. Tenn.
JAMES BOYD, do do
r.. b. SYKES, New Orleans
LEWIS SEAPP. do.
MILES E. FoLKEs, Yieksburg. Miss.
VIM. MCRAE,
LocKwooD s Bros Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLOGG L. FoOT. do do.
EDWARDS i BUSHNELL, St Louis, No.
Reguar days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
10 evening during the
at early gasght. apps SWEET LEONARD.
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AUCTION ROOMS.

AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House, Corner Main Third streets imme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EEAVING leased for term of years and fitted the
III above well known stand, prepared to re-
ee:ye sale auction private SALE all kinds goods
and merchandise household furniture horses bug
gies etc.. etc.
Cash advances made consignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
cling o'clock A M Also Tuesday, Wedn esday
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
andsales real estate promptly atten
Wa are weekly receiving and have hand large
general of FURNITURE eonsstTg STAT
spindle and bannister backs scroll and scooP tors rim
back Office, French Jenny Lind. and Buste wood seat
Chars mahogany and sofa seat Chars Elizabeth
chairs spring seat rockers Sofas soeables centre
dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedteads, mat
tin and wire safes, which will sell at Gin
cinnati prices.
We have also hand variety % notions ewelry
vions accordeons. pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc.. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale OIL retail. WOOLSEY & NELSO
Auct's.
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Hoes AND ConS.-The Alton correspondent

Hoes AND CoRN.-The Alton correspondent
of the st. Louis Republican says:
The heavy yield of corn will make very
fine pork this year, and this State will turn
out more than ever before and it villa be well
fattened. A large hog dealer in the interior
counties gives me his opinion that there will
be first rate "hog CROP this winter, and that
the farmers expect the market will open as
high as SIS.
/ hear of sales of corn fields at SO to 81 per
acre in Montgomery co., being aoor IL cents a
bushel.
The ST. Louis Intelligencer, of last Tuesday
says:
We hear of no movement by packers At
Keokuk, we learn, several thousand have been
purchased at $5@S5 25 The first figure is
The ruling price, though for early delivery a
higher price is offered.
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MEDICINAL.
FAMILY PLY SIC .

TENHERE haslong public demand for an effective
S SsS sss in its This has been
ana an trial OF It's virtues has eonelu-
designed lis easy to make physical Pill but easy
the but all the advantages Of other This
spectfuy TO the public decision Il has ben nnfr
for the patient hitherto that almost
snot Many OF them produce gripping pain and re-
be snap PS %
pa Sn s1g OBJ
table, harm arise from their any quantity
Minute directions for their in the which
he{ are ha Are e on the eoT the
in if SsEisqs
liability Bilious eadache Bilious Fever Fever and Agne
diseased action IN As an
fOtd prompt and sure relief in costvensss piles ehOlie
of body ulcers and impuriy of the blood in short
The have also Produced some sngaiary in
Ehs4ti Govt pEOFsy Gravel Erypss PslpitaTt i
should freely taken in the spring of the purify tbs
dose stimulates and healthy
T e action and ON HeF se
tenn the strength the body and the wasted
sionaI dose even though no serious
toe far as every pursase medicine educes the
when taken The 5ogssnd which P5ysie
selves to the Edenty
S
are once known the public viii no doubt what remedy
Being wrapped they pleasant take and being
purely vegetable harm arise from their in
quar tty.
minute drssoPi RE e. n SF the box
J A III E S C. A Y E r,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL. MASS.
Price rs cents per box. Five boxes ST,
SOLD Ply
Keller Farpsley Co., Evansville Ind.
YagIe & Crawford. 0wensyille;
ITatiock & Parmiter. Princeton;
G.. b. Bingham. Patoka;
w. j. Whiting. CyRthiana:
J. E. JaqVess e. Co.. Poseyvill
Messrs Gardiner at Blairsville and Wadesviilej
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin;
DR. Thomas Newman and las Sampson. Mt. Vernoni
Hudspeth & Bro, Boonvilie;
Bowers + Sargent. Newburgh;
Adams & Campbell. PetersLurgh;
Fred .EGkstein Cincinnati. o., aud all dtnggists.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY INIT
Let the AFFLICTED Read and POmde r.


NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Let the AFFLICTED Read and Ponder!
a infalibe remedy Scrofala Kings evil Rheuma-
IN sm, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples
ule the Face Blotches Boil and Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes Ringworm letter. scald Head
Pain Ofthe Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers phs
tic Disorders LI1bago Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising from inudieions OF Mercury Imprudence
Life or Impurity OF the Blood
BJ This great medicine Purifier of
Blood by the thousands of grateful patients
all the tinted States who testify daily the
kabe performed by the greatest Of all medicines
| "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism Scrofula Euptions the Skin Liver Disease.
FeYers Ulcers Old Sores Affections the Kidneys Deas-
the Throat Female Complaint Pains and Aching
Bones and Joints speedily to fight by using this
1 great and nestimabls remedy
all diseases the Blood nohinr has yet found
compare 1t ceanses the system
gently and efficient the liver and Kidneys
the Digestion the Stomach. makes the skin
healthy and the enfeebled by
disease bro down by the youth prim
tive vigor and strength.
For the Ladies' is neom Parahy better than all the Cos
used. A few doses of CARTER'S
all sallo
the general health IN remarkable degree beyond all che
medicines heard Of.
The large certificates which received
from Persons from all of the United States is the best
keepers magistrates. physicians and public we'll
the community, all add their testimony
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and get Circular and Almanac and read
the wonderful this truly greatest of all medicines has
performed
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS PropIi-
etors Pearl Richmond Va whom all orders
fors pples a nd Agencies must be addressed.
Parmenter, Princeton; O. H. Clark, Yincennes. and BY
| dealers n medicines generally.
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CITY FAX SALE OLE 1881.

virtue of the authority in vested by theeharter
@B and ordinances the City of Evansville and State
Indiana will SELL the provisions Of said Char
and for the delinquent costs
charges said city the year 1885, the following de-
scrbed charg and the following named
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The NATIONAL NEcEssITY-During the
tedious Imprisonment of the crew of the Res
cue in Smiths Sound, weekly newspaper.
un3er the title of 1.-THE Iceblink," was publish
ed On board for some seven or eight weeks. 1t
was in manuscript and it's motto was: In
tenebris servare fiden-Sustain your trust,
even in darkness. The newspaper seems to be
sort of necessity to the Anglo-Saxon race, for
in Parry's sojourn at Melville Island in 1919
40, newspaper was in the manner published
on board, and was called-if we are not mis-
taken--the Arctic Journal.
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Snow SToRM.-A snow storm set in last
night, and this morning the ground was covered
to the depth of some inches. Up to the pres
ent writing the snowis still falling, in manner
and skle creditable to best effort of Decem-
ber Enough snow has fallen, were the ground
in fit state to receive it, to make capital
sleighing, and the cry is still it eomesi
CHICAGO Journal, Oct. 25th.
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BesToS, Oct. 81.

BoSToNI yet. II.
The Wings of Suffolk county had their
ratification meeting in Fanieul Hall last even
ing. There were between two and three
thousand persons present. Hon. Peleg w.
Chandler presided, and speeches were made
by him and Hon. j. T. Stephenson and others.
The Know Nothings also had large torch
light procession. They paraded the streets
with bands of music, transpareneies, banners,
and fireworks.
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MEDICIN AL.
WHY FEMALES SUFFER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAMs =.
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION

81 Oh. a. NJ MAURICEAN,
PRoEEssos DISEASES OF WOMEN
One RasndreaHs Edition (5O0,OOO) 18mo. pp 250.
The the great Trade sales Of Ne% YorI
dne in Gnised the
EVERY here discover. by comparing her own
symptoms with those described the nature character ana
cause of her complaint and be spared much anxiety
feriDg we'll as the peasanness making
making inquiries of physician respect the numberess
ailments to which she is subject The wife about becoming
mother has often need INSTRUCTION respect
to situation which she viii This book
what the matter end tss her what it, ample
but ehaste words. and such as she understand,
suffering irregularities peculiar
to the female system from PReLAPsUs UTERI siine
the womb or from FLUoR ALEUs will each find in its
the means of prevention. amelioratieD and relief.
Mach d tress Of mind well az thousands pecuniariiy
~ ~ 70 e Seti % S to sa I'd
consult with medical man in respect 70
In copy 1f The Married Woman Private Medical Com
her mas ns a n %hs
she cOnsuls at all times without violence her snTsr
Extract letter from gentleman Dayton Ohio j
Dr. MAUR1cEAN: BY Dearsir: by wife has per-
fRy saa5 sss in
confinement successive and debliatss
which the last degared Of Supposed thai
your highly spOEen con-
to a a rs'Sg @
dressed mind and the icy its imsred 70 wife
a remedy opened PROSPECT little eoz-
ceved possible But this. another would
passed head. in all human obahy wifs
would grave and children lef. motsrlsss
INDIANA AGENTS.
J. NJ & ]. o. Howe, Bloomington; Paris & Turner,
Greeneastle James Ell er Richmond; F. J. Favre Shelby
willie e. Harvey, Yincennes James Beard. H. Faucst
@, Hensly Kokomo j. Snodgrass, Perrysville ;-
n Chamberlain Eikhart; r. Lapgdon Rock port; NJ O..
Dustin JeferscnvilIe e. w. Allison Franklin; @.
pleTate Delphi and SAAICEL LISTER. Evansville
MsSs bic
freey United States the Canadas ana
letters be postpaid. and adj
dressed to Dir. A. NJ MAURICEAN, box 1924, New York
City Publishing Office, No. 129 Liberty Street. New York.
sep4 sm-daw
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PROF. o. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR ESTOR ALIVE

IL ER Es Is % * "A HI y E.
TWHHE effects ofths wonderful Hair Restorative
ducing the astonishing results he public mind
remarkable mposton il the only preparation that
on a IL color and
e- The following is from distinguished member of the
medical profession; -
PROF. o. ]. WOOD Dear Sir; pnsollcited. send yo1
having tried all the hair eztant and hayingns
trial pIaced myself in tie hands Of barber and my
head rubbed with good f hrqh and the Restorative then
This repeated avery morning the young
hair appeared and rapdl from the rst of August last
sO pleasant touch whereas before it harsh
and .ry what little there oft and little was disap
twice and shall have good 81 perfect crop OF
have never seen hitherto any which any person
resy benefited by of the hair &C., Of the
Experience recommended cthers
mas asop ere It's And Sae IN
tory is nearly daily inquiries made for IT,
You descrve your discovery return yes
thanks for the benefit has done for hao "a
isdsPeI long Of ever ehectng such result
Firm of Bond 8 Ksli e. Paul. PsnfsIsss .FI.
ond gastar Church Brooked
Mass gentleman of considerable ape nni-
-' - BRooKfIEtD. Jan IL. 1855
PRoF woon-DeaF sir:faying made trial Of your Hair
asnslsnt IN removing nfamaon dandruf and constants
tendency with which maze a rom M
gray to color have used no other article vita
anything like TIE TosFs. trSiy K BRAGe
- prsnare5 AM sold wholesale and rstaIat1 ia Mark
street ST. Louis Mo-. and at Cos Broadway, New York
where also all the most PoIDag patent are
can be bought any other house.
sToDDARD and AL the principal druggists
myl
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AUCTION SALES.
DESIagARLE RESIDENCF

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
1TTE for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w denee. with good out-houses and cisern and in
good neighborhood. For PAL tieula1s enquire of
s.-st.sss SWEET Il LEONARD.
q stA@ AuctioBeers and General Agents.
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wHOLESAhE DRY GOODS,

wWTE have hand the mplete and de-
wv srable stocks everything in the DRY GOODS line
found in the Western Markets which offer ali cash
time buyers remarkably low Our
selected with care in quality syle
price, willing duplicate the bills of any regular
house Our consists part of
the following articles.
Brown beached uslins cloths cassmeres satnetts
prints Innings silks satiDs veivets vestings
carpets casmeres cobnrg apacas DE afnes hats caps
ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shawls satches
&C.. sc.
Together with assortment of Notions of all kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle Also large stock
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
got expressly for our trade give sats-
factio;s Give call before purchasing elsewhere,
charge sho goods little cheap
est for ceiling The M JOHNSON & FRENCH;
.. Main street, Cd door abeve Stats Bank
erZs -es1 Evansf ille Ind,
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EoUtsv1LtE. Oct. 80.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 30.
There is only 8 feet scant in the Canal, 6
feet scant reported on bars below. Freights
advanced fully SO per cent.