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Daguerrean GALLERY.

Sky-jight Daguerrean Gallery.
sHE subscriber is taking Pictures in decided
ly improved style in the Art at his old stand
on the corner between the Virginia and Woodward
Houses, where the ladies and gentlemen are re-
ques,ed to call if they want their Pictures taken
in the best style with all the late Improvements.
r. j. RANKIN.
Stanton, March 7. 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

Imnor,.I, Habana, ect., ect. -, together with
fine lot Of sp9s,e4 Spanish and Half Spanish
Cigars;
scotch, Runpe and Mack.boy snuffs,
German Pipes. Fancy and Co;nmon DO, Smoking
Tobacco in papers or by the pound, Cigar Casss
and Holders, Snuff Boxes. Matches. Shoe Black
ing, Rappng Irvine and Paper and many other
articles TOO tedious to mention.
The public are respectfully invited to cali and
examine his stock, before purchasing elsewhere,
as he will sell rs cheap as The cheapest.
Stanton, Nov. 10. ls53.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

C1PPETITGfS al IVHI3E 6 FIlIO'F D
W. I,-,io. 2 piy. 10 the cheaper sorts Pas
a second Siai-, 81 81. 6 i and 81 OH FLOOR
Cl,ths, NV Patterns, Rags aud new supply oil =" IN
dow Shsl-s, SOME very handsome.
Sflnltll, OF 81, 800.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28

El1.1G a.
-,o.,,ltiro,s have family, Extra and Super
~ 81. F.3Af for retail Terms Ca Sl 8. 20
s,aunioa, oc, 10, 1910.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-11-28
H,usaag,apg g.e75saa9ep!!


yrUE subscribers have on hands q quantity of LU1I.
L BER every description, which they viii sell
on Ia, uill terms They ID also furnish Lumber to
order Of any kind aud to any amount fostering l3
i'''''' ca WELLER & PARKISS.
n. s.1a,y. Sept IS. IS59.
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Arrive at Kenansville day by 10 M.
56l7 From srckland's Depot, BY Taylors Bridge, Six
E En". .SS Harrison Greek Z ypsss. Ss.t q
mile. and hack.
Leave s,r,s.I.ad's n Dspo, Friday .spn,
Arrive ri Fayetteville next Sunday by IL M
Leave Fayetteville Wednesday al am;
Arrive al srcklands Depc, next Friday by IL m.
56l6 From kcnansvie, by Halsvile, Haw Branch,
Rlchland and Comfort, TO Trenton, - miles and
back. once week. gle1s
Leave Kenansv,lle Saturday at Z m;
Arrive Trenton day by IL IN;
Leave Trenton Sunday At pm
Arrive At KnnansviIs day by m.
Proposalsfo for 4 second weekly mp arc invited.
56lo From Borgaw Depot, by Baansrman, 70 Angola Is
miea ami back, once week
Lave Burgaw Depot Friday af9am;
Arrive al Angola same dpy by pm;
Leave Aagola Friday at p m; st
Arrive at Burgaw Depot same day by pm.
Proposals to extend BY Ca,harine Lake to Richards
s5 will be considered
$500 From Spring Garden, by Long Creek, Black River
Chspri. and B%a'y's Bridge, TO Hsrrels Store.
81 mIIcs and back, twice a week Long Creek,
$3.50 and once a week residue.
Leave Spring Garden Fr day at p nj; rs
Arrive At Harrcis Store nextday by 9 p mi
Oh Leave Harrelrs Store every Thursday at s m,
Arrive ~ Spring Garden next day by II m addi-
t tioosl trip 70 Lore Greek and back on Monday.
562l From Long Creek, by Moors' Creek, to Colvins
Greek, IS miles and back, o0ce wcok
Lave Long Creek Saturday Al Z am;
Arrive at Covin's Gre X came day by IL M
Lense Coivas Creek Saturday al pm;
Arrive al Lorg Creek anne day by So M
5622 Fr.m Wilmington, by SCOTS Hill, Tcp.ai Sound,
0suucr rtsce, Sneals very Aman's 6tOfe, Ouo-
low c.. H., and Caharne Lake, 70 Richlands, rs
miles and back, week
Lave Whining, n Frd,y at Tam,
Aruv- nj R'chisn day by pm m;
Leave Richsnis Sundsy al ) . M;
Arrive a, Wilmington next day by SPIN.
5603 From Wilmington, by Upper Town Creek Bridge
Snshvlle IS miiss and back, twice q week
Lfav Wilmington Tucsday and Saturday II m;
Auivs at Smuhvsie days by m;
Lave 8 ,i,hv'l'c Monday and Fidsy II lam;
A,rse Al Wilmington days BY Bpm.
Proposals FIR sleamhoxt service will Be- considered
(omiiiina Upper Tswn Crek Bsides)
For route Wilmington TO Savannah sse No. $780,
1894 From Onslov l.. H., by Pinsy Grssn, Swans
hcro'. ~ mlle~ and back, once week
Leave On.Iow g n Sunday u n;
Arrve al SSarsboss' came Day BY 8 p m;
Lave SwsDshoee' SATURDAY IL So m;
Arrive Onslow O. n. 6sSss days BY l2 m, or in
time To with mail 70 Rae lands.
s60S From swan.horo'. by Harsu 70 Onsow c. H., II
miles and back, = wesk
Leave Swansboro Monday II ~; RHf
Arr Va a. owsiow G II day by o m,
Lave Onslow G.. n Monday q, 4 r. m;
Arr,vc atSwansboro' sam~ cav BY . n.
5s26 From Btanfor, Smyrna Is mlss and back once
weeA.
Leavs BEAUFORT Tursday At l D =,
Arv~ 1t Smyrna eame day BY D M
Leave Smyrna TuesAsy At q m,
Arrive q Bsauscrt sams day BY ~ m. am
3oH From Mosesy Hall, by Jericho. TO s,rshAns 90
miss and back, oncea week.
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Lssvs Aessly Hall Tuesday q pm,
Arrive Ssrabape same day by p m;
Lsaye 6trsbsDe Tuesday att m;
sss From kn:,oa = Ts.a.ss . ais ..d ss.l.
Leave Kin.ssa Wednesday .ssu,
Arrive ~ Trenton sams dsy BY ~ m;
Leave Trenloa Wednesday II pm;
Arrive al kinstoD sams day ~ Jpn.
s6aD From Newbern, by Pol,ockssle, 70 Trsston, IS
miles and back, twice = wssk.
Leave Nsxbsru Monday and Friday att N;
Arrive at Trenton same days By ; PM;
Leave Trenton Tuesday and Saturday II am;
Arrive at Newborn came days BY SPIN
Beaufort. IS miIss and back, ,hrss Tunes week.
Leave Nswbsra Monday wednesday, and Friday
al Sam;
Arrive !, Bs.aso.. same day. by pm;
Leave Beaufort Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arriv. a Nsvssrn same days BY pm
5g3l From Polocksvle by PsIo Alto TO Swansboro, N
miles and 10 X, once . week.
Leave Polocksvile Monday at II m, on arrival Of
mail from Newborn,
Arrive al Swansboro Same day by m;
M Leave Swansboro' Tuesday al m;
Arrive at PoIocksvis Same day by IN.
1854 From PoIlocksyills adno,s ~ miles and back,
every other week.
Leave Polocksvile every other Saturday al m;
Arrive a. Haano,s same dsy oy PM
Leave Hadnots every other Saturday II ] am;
c Arrive at Pcllocksv,'is same day by ~ m.
56S3 From Kins,on, by Sandy Foundation, TO Pink Hill,
20 miles and hack, once week.
Lesve kinston Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Pink Hill same day by i2mi
Leave Pink Hill Saturday al nj
Arrive al Kinston same day by pm.
1894 From Wiiiamston, by Flat Swamp and Bethel to
Greenville, 26 miles and back, once week.
Leave Williamson Wednesday at 2 am;
Arrive at Greenvie Same day by 5p m;
Leave Grcenville Thursday at am;
Arrive at Wiismston same day by SIP m.
$685. From Woodv's Durant Neck. miles and back,
twice a week.
Leave Woodville Mondsy and Friday ut 10i m;
Arrive at Dunnt's Ne k Same days by IL MI
Leave Dur.nls Neck Monday and Friday at "a m;
Arrive III Woodviic days by 10 M
Proposals for third weekly trip will be considered.
$685. From Greenve by Wards Store, to Hamilton, 30
miles and back, once . week.
Leave GreensiIe Friday At Tam;
Arrive HDmillon day by S pm;
Leave Hamilton Saturday al m;
Arrive at GreenvilIe same day by S pm.
5637 From Hookerstowp, by Ridge Sprins, Johnson's
Mills, and Coxvle, to Grscnvlic 1854 miles and
back, once q week.
Leave Hsokerston Thursday at Tam;
Arrive at GreenvIe same day by pm;
Lear Orr Al a m. !,
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Sos From CIintcn by Pine 0revs. Benneu's X Roads,
saS A,.s" os - Mss,s Px ."a s sssH
BY Holly 8 Ssoss AID Beman's \ Roads. eqaal TO
u mites ard nAek, week
Leave Clinton Wednesday q 6 Am;
Arrive Al McNesus Ferry by m;
Leave Mevsl'l's Ferry Thursdsy Al Ga m.
Arrive a. Clinton same dsy by6
$40, From Es. % S % s%Ss mi s. .. .ss
Leave Elevation Monday and Thursday att I'M,
Arrive Smi,h6ed same days by II m;
Leave Smithfed Monday and Thursday at 2
Arrive at Elevation Same day by pm
57IO From JohnsnnviIIe, by Harrington, Long Street
Rollins. Store, Bryaos Store, and Pocket, "a
Johnsonv'ie, equal u ~. miles and back, once .
week.
Leave JohnsoaviIe Tuesday a, ilam;
Arrive al Johnsonvll next day by 2 pm.
Sill From Prsusburg by Frees s,ors, 10 Chapel Hill
IA niles aud back, six times a ve*k.
Leave prausbarg daily, sxeep Sunday. Al u IN;
Arrive At Chapr HsI same day by l2m;
Leave Chspel Hill daily, excsp, Sunday, at 4 a M,
Arrive At Prattsburs same day by am.
Proposals TO omit Trees Store are invited
57l2 From Morr'sviie to Meringsv'c, miles and back
week.
Leave Morrisvile Saturday at 10 a m;
Arrive at Mormgs v,lle same day by ~ M;
Leave Morngsvls Saturday al m;
Arrive at Morrisse same day by Sam.
s7l3 From Hlsboro', by West Orange, Cedar Grove
Prospsc, Hill, Gordon,oo, and Hestcr's Store, Il
Leasburg 81 miles and back, week.
Leave Hilisboro' Thursday All am;
Arrive at Leasburx mex, day by l2m;
Leave Leasburg Friday at p M;
Arrive at Hillsboro' next day by am.
STA From Hhisboro, by Walnut Grove and Van Hook
Store, TO Roxboro', - miles and back,
week,
Leave Hllsboro' Tuesday at m,
Arrive At Roxboro' same day by 4pm;
Leave Roxboro' Wednesday at s a m;
Arrive Al H'llsboro' snme day by pm.
57l5 From Hfisboro, ny Hsw6eId, Meadow Creek, and
McDsocls, 70 Rock Creek, 23I miles and back
week
Leave Fl ilsboro' Thursday at 10 I'm;
Arrive at Rock Creek same day by 8 PM
Leave Rock Greek Wednesday at tOa m;
Arrive al Hillsboro' next day by Gam.
57l6 From Hlsboro TO Leasburg, Casswel county,
mics and back, once week.
Bidders will state distance ana schedule Of departures
and arrivals.
Silt From Rock Creek, by Curtss Mls and Terres
TO Graham, ~ miles and back, once week.
Leave Rock Creek Saturday at I'M;
Arrive at Graham same day by llam;
Leave Graham Saturday at IL m;
Arrive Reck Creek me day by 4pm.
57l6 From Graham by Summers Mill, 10 Monticello
Is mica and back, once week.
Leave Graham Sa urda u q m:
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TEN CENTS PER WEEK.
NUMBER 146.

bring her forwards and stated as reason not
THAT he was not willing that she should testi-
ify, but knowing the excitement he was fearful
that she would be bribed to give testimony
contrary to fact But he was now ready to
relate all the circumstances he knew; she
might be called and examined. If her testi-
lmony does not confirm my story, let me be coz
ldemned.
The request ofthe prisoner appeared reason
able, and Lord Mansfield, contrary to his usual
practice, granted it.
The prisoner went on with his statement.
BE said he wished to 90 out of the court re-
lieved from the suspicious which were resting
upon him. As to the poison by means of which
the stranger was said to have died, he knew
neither the name of it, nor even the existence
lofit until made known by counsel. He
could call God to witness the truth of what he
said.
And then. as to Thompson, he was q per.
feet stranger to him. How should he know
what articles of value he had He did not know.
Ifhe had such articles at Hull, he might have
left them on the road, or, which was more
probable, have otherwise disposed of them.
And if he died by means of the fatal drug he
must have administered it himself
He begged the jury to remember that his
premises had been repeatedly and minutely
SedIclcl, anu not inc most IIlllIg article IQaL
belonged to the deceased had been discovered
in his possession. The stopper of vial had
been found-but of this he could only say, he
had no knowledge, and had not seen it before
it was produced in court.
One fact had been proved, and only one
That he would explain, and his housekeeper
would confirm the statement A witness
had testified that some one had gone to the
bedroom Of the housekeeper on the night in
Iquestion. He was ready to admit that it was
himself He had been subject for much OF his
lie to sudden fits OF illness; he had been seized
with one on that occasion, and had gone to
procure her assistance in lighting a fire.
rShe had returned with him 90 his room fer
that purpose, he having waited for minute in
the passage, while she put on her clothes.
This would account, for the momentary dis
appearance of the Eghs. After remaining few
minutes in his room and finding himself better,
he had dismissed her, and retired to bed, from
which he had not risen when he was informed
lof the death Of the guest.
Such was the prisoners address, which
produced a powerful effect. 1t was delivered
in firm and impressive manner, and from tho
simple and artless manner of the man perhaps
not one present doubted his entire innocence.
The housekeeper was now introduced and
examined by the counsel of the prisoner.
She had not heard any part Of the statement
of Smith, nor single word of the trial. Her
story confirmed all he had said
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THk HnT NiGHTs ARE COMING.

Ii those sleep COOL had better call at Col
"a Hersf berger's. and buy new mattress. " {
urning out description
sire ever made in the country IL any doubts
our word let them examine. and produce better
ona We have workmen and Will make order
spring and shuck mattresses. and
them better than obtained other city
oar sprinR import the springs from
Eastern and will them stand.
To country merchants would that furnish
them On as liberal they obtain the quality
would also saw that elosiag out the balance
our sprip and summer goods large 6scouRt
chose who want bargains hsd b. call
eUei1a COLBIRN Il HERSHBERGER.
mvs2 Fosters Block. First st.
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CINCINNATI
FOR THE INSANE,

m Y .h.-ge Of EDw ARD MEAD N D. Editor 1.-THE Ameri-
Sn Psyebol Journal Insanity and Forenze
late of Obstetrics and formerly Mzteria
This institution open for the reception % patients Is
aaet esrbIshment sentng superior advantages. hons
The long of tie
practitioner and teacher affords guar
- of kindly ca-e the successful treatment
.s - feb2I-Gm
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NEW AREkANGEMENT

order that be able 70 devote time Gaore PARTIES
rE @frr4y to HEAVY HARDWARE part eff my
5uness have OF of my interest in the Gro
{ Serv house to Nr MATTHEW DALZELL. who will con-
lima At the old stand the style of ORR. DALzELL
60 with complete o. everything in the Grocery
would this opportunity Of returning sincere
hanks to paying Of the house for the very liberal
patronage extended for many years and
othe arm, an would
20 ths ver not ray all gentlemen that they need
aot ask credit at this heus5. .,,,,v, o,,
L
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THEODOgsE FRANKE'S
6,INCINN ATI DYEINE; EST SEABLIsHHsEAT,

Corner Che and Canal sts opposite try 1z sfoee"
Evansyiile Indiana.
NANCY Dser Steam seourer and NJ ly
New FORK Dye House ~, r 9 ~,
and WooIIen Crape and Cashmere. ShaWs Of euey
t;on ana finishes Dyes every kind OF tus &C.
finishes them egus to new. he re-
or from Silk Dresses in dry way ltnou
n the or He also cleans and FennIshes Cur
tais in silk Woollen TOile de Tersse aHd fGlIes
Also Ne eAe-- oetls-lgd&w
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SEERWOOD House.

TNHE subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely retted and resurnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons OF the house in satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned b!
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock OF horses and
riages to let.
The stable large, clean and welllocated. and good
hostlersare attendance. Pareularaitenon
will be paid to horses left with him for keep
ng and in alrespeets, the public IA hnd the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. ljys-tfl ]. A. 8YERS.
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CO.PAlkTNEKsEKEP.

TIME undersigned have this day formed Co partner
4 ship under the style and firm Of GEo. Fo.TER q Co
for the TRANSACTION of general F0rUQrdlng and Com
Business; and have erected for that purpose
very large and SPACIOUS Fre-proof Warehouse on the
Wabash Erie Canal and corner of Locust and Dun
ham Streets and near Depot OF the Evansville and
Crawfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They willgive special TO Consgnments either by
River Railroad, Canal or Waggons, and illforward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They wti give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce roeeres In this market, and solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast of the arm will be in the south during the
Winter.
They hope by unremitted attention 10 merit anu snare
the nublic patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 w NJ. AiKMAN.
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TuPHOVED PORTABLE MIA.

WSOR grinding wheat sd and all other substances
Gepne old Anchor Brand BOltg Cloths and Betting Of
all widths =. ..L.-.-.s 4. all ~ .bo,,s
.-t;-ies AZ our Cincinnati prices including freight
CaatJ R. Msnroe's Family Grocery corner OF OaA ano
sioGsaJ s.qso.f JAMES BRADFORD CO., oineinusti.o.
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DAVID ONEIL,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Second street between Main and Locust.
AS received and opened fine OF
different of hne qualty ana the
richest Veting such plain and fan
cy velvets. silks with goods tor bust
All best quality and haRd.
soonest varieties this city My old customers
and citizens generally are invited TO examine them
prepared with frstrats workmen make up goods in
the lates tstyles, and all sepi2tt
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NEW GALLERY. NEW NAME, AND NEW
pRICEsi
TILE SIN REAM GAILERYI

NM EsSRs SUMMERS Il TILEsTON have now fully
1tH eompletedtheir Daguerrean Reopsn Dr. " g. BTay
buildings First opposite the post oce an are
receive visitors and TO take pictures u the lat
approved style. Having fitted up our roo s
with e0mfort. they cool ana AIRY While
have mammoth skylght which er a5le US 70 take pie
lures that pare faR0raby with any in the West
Therefore feel confident Of giving IN
all which guarantee sae. Please call ana
- BPis,nres .f taep saI for oae dollars je23
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fJYCIYNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.

TuNIE Undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention dealers consumers to their large ana
varied sock of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
such that enabled to
keen ON hand all large stock of Caps and Letters
plain ruled Flat tPs Demys Mediums iSoy ais ano
Suner Blank Book Papers manufactured by flaner
4 smith. an other FIRST class manu- factuTers-
we are the best Printers Cards ar ksep on
hand at all times eompete stock Of Printers Papers OF
ara,v Ssscrintion Iiehtbody's Book and News IRks;
NerTTesrv,s CsIored Il ks sarnish and Gold Size.
We have aa hand large stock OF the best Four
drner News supply orders 70 Al
most any with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
make to order ON short notiee
ging, Rope and Cotton Waste. ,r-ox = ooonusx
N-boIasaIs Parer Dealers & M2nafSeturers' Agents.
sa1Ii aad - Walnut St. Ciueinnst;-
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JACOB SCHEURkR. MAIN NJ, BET. IsT AND I'd.
70. Schaefer q Sehroeder's old sIaLdl
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country thstI kavetaken the ABOVE
stand det rm1ed continue the same business. and
will constantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars
ana ahaceo Of the bes brands that Eastern mark
ford: also Snuand Smoking Tobacco of all kSods Eer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of af sizes and quail
tiles, al the cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convnees me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. tapI If (
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DRs. BRAY q PENNINGTON,

ID ESP ECFFULLY inforz the citizens lie and
practiee Of Medic and Surgery
hAen actively in the profession quar-
terof eeunry become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent climate heY hope their experience
e. will entte them 20 share of public patronage.
Their nee Firsr Main aud locust
posite the Post 0ce eithe Of them NAV Be
consult unlers absent professional business.
aglS-tt
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srnRAGR YANTEn.

WNTE are prepared Fire Proof arehonse
~ quantity of Grain Produce or Mershandise OK
tho mostliberal terms. 80,
Having aud airy stars parteular care VIII
h. OF Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
sn goods liahe to damage from damp or
rust. s.
ef1oLger when desired.
located on corner and W and f..
roa5 ARMY to uovI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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rENNEyA, sORtsNsON.
WHOLESALE DAALERs y eaeeELIEs - llaGons coaAEI


VINE SITS EvAss ssViLLE, IND.
FNNHE have this day formed
H the purpose Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business EAying succeeded the business Of Messrs Airs
Howe pureh their stock and made additions 20 make
shall be able offer good baTyainE
FOR CASH. any house in EYansyle or city IN the
West. X. =. I f.NNEl,
lana s. n.
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IRON RAILING.

beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING, wi'h round
wrought rods and put in great variety
which VIII sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
cheaper substantial than other
kind no use Those wishing Railing enclose Cemetery
lots yards for pazzas, will DO we'll to sive me
Prices from 81 so to 81 80 per foot. .u,,>-,,,
NJ. A. LAM KtNCE
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SAN MILL FOR sAI.E.

RNW NITsL FUtt SNEfl.
TVNHeuudersxneso rsae his Saw aad Lath Mil sisua
trden Creek The above Millis in good repair.
will he sold eEEsF sSmT health will not permit eoRtRa
ing TIE husiae ~ longer.
ANY w'sirg ts engage in good husn s. good
place the The above Mill eaPable ofmanJae
curing GOO feet Lumb aud oCO TO 5C0) 4
per day For further particulars address -. : -
ash;-tf JULY AEEh
URON AND NAII.S.-ao0t tons iron ali siEess
M 20 Steel and iron Slahs. so bdls Sheet lEoI
mh2 SAMUEL ORR.
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u. F. CRFSP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Bat{dtRg, Up Stairs.
F. CRISP. having removed his Office TO Fosters
j building, will be hand at ali times, to take
Snowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, &c. and attend
business required of him Justice oithe Peace.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
D. s. ANDERSON. MERCHANTT TAILOR.

On First street. between Main and Sycamore.
MHAS the Of Cloths Cassimeres Vest
ings which he is prepared to make in the
shonable styles and at short lie will
and hopes hy long experience the usine be
able give general satisfaction lie has also hand fine
Aerino, undershirts and Drawers. with Shirts
Collars made in the best with Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the pu bile generally to call. decl6-tI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
NEXy WASHINGTON HOTFI.

HNHE Propretors OF this House have removed from the
u old stand Main street to their new Hotel just finish
Court House where they
and all Others may
call upon them in much superior style than erly
patronage respectfully solicit
ofthe which shall all endeavo
it, Our fare viii be the best the market affords and
charges moderate
Good Stabli and Wagon Yard kept foreountry
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
TmE sysrERA sOLVED:

CDGING crowd OF clsto lntrs taF uaFs usel
eP WISHING friend store for the Past Two We
were impression that he the Is IN
arance1 blythe board and in consequence
great saerifcs but further enqui-
ry happy TO readers Is act
the case has hand full assortment of Spring
and Summer Dry Goods and is selling at very lev rates
hauca the M hisst