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SpeCial Notice,

THE firm of &c. WEBB@Co, hereto
/ fore existing, IS this day dissolved ny
mutual con.cnt. The debts of the firm
arc assumed and will he settled by r.. =.
Webb, and the noics and accounts dee
the firm are placed in his hands, being the
only authorized person 10 collect or other
wise dispose oi the same
r. C.. WEBB
Feb. 18th 1855. Il. s. WEBB
ng@R. S. WEBB takes this means of
informing thc public that he will here
after carry on the mercantile business,
upon his own responsibility, at the old
stand OF lS. G.. WEB8SCo, where;he in
vites a caN from all the customers Of the
late firm Sf r. C. WEBB&Co as we'll as
the public generally.
Feb. 80, II If.
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proprietor. nr4ma,n'cr, ih.s - IL. on, "a:
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crur.uns "a .iy i,c.aJi i.':Ir !E.fiarv ..i
Sn !Eii i.,Iri !li - - 90 cr!t".!"s. :.,I...! t.!
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about M!nc II. ,.!... a~i,.;!i; oit.'. H.. !~l . =;
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s:ve ntg:',r. NJ g.o.t: .l~, H.. ."n:t ~ iam..
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large ]rInl.:i!% .U"r~ rrrr,y to ms elbow.
The E!.ccy t!s.; | !&,," :ir!.raa ,i., ..si
tI"u vars r:i'"o: describe - ytli. w"; =,
s'rl 'go,:y ,hI: ~iuc.rr :. Nd &sy u: ii,at.
IN Oc:"b:r lI,; my ."lI nrnushr IA IN. .:
your BOIL w:;;pr" ! r"ri u. al .v:t.. r..
cord If some Hn,! RI. ,'lr.s ;~r.,."i,.! l.;
y"u' 'E.;r,rl .: i':in,r Da,& so: : ;r<.Htgit-
la sent and "D,Iwn ;t".:'.- u:i!, alI ,,.!-
ncnc2d taking i. la $50 Meas. 10 -, .,Ii
ast".ielmrni. M sores al t:car.: cr, ~ !
coA!i :!".p all ;,icl:. u tini!g | !:i II ;,:piD. ir
TWO ?e.r*. Wheel !'a'! inhcm .rX h,iiy.. ny
sores iili nearly All ]!.eair';. ny sores got v...l
~ II hl cir!ni!sia'ni. fave i."w n'ci IL al
eight bottles "!y"!c i:N::,t"l o. l''iov rncA
n and Sa's''"''''"' """ J 10" c'i''''vr "'lscIt
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ize it as q dead @eiyht upon our ayr
cultural prosperity.

Mcssrs. Editors: Having heard that
Il brlled rat would liive all other rats
away, ! tried the experiment Il few
weeks sine, by procuring n line sized
Que and putting Il small sleigh bell em
his meek. Since then, his troublesome
rr.Inws, Of ullom there we're Il great
many brtnrc, have all disappeared,
leaving to him mldispn!cd monopoly
ui'thrir former iaumts. The tinilings
Of lis bel, Il noise u~ncongc!ini 10 his
naturally steadily Instincts, arc now
iiir only companions Of the solitary
and erraut life to which he is doomed.
-~.-.JnDruul 0f E.,nUcyrc.
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Nltine

The subscriber HAY Ing completed his ar
engagements for making Sash, Blinds and Pan
nell Donrs tcgs leave to inform hi friends and
the public, that he ID prepared TO furnish no
shor, notice, Sash ofall sizes PINNED and glazed.
Blinds to suit any size windows, painted or not,
and Panncll Doors OF any size or make. a por-
ton o. pnblic patronage is respectfully solicited.
His work is all done by hand and out ofgood
seasoned material
500 lights of y = 10 Sash ready for delivery
to suit windows ofl2, Is, OF - lights.
JAMES BELL!
Sum,erville, April, 70, 1854. "a IT,
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70 the EHw~io,,-; CI tho
\. 3GI.

lid ia Ill '@io rae Lijnoy as q .IicAt.
riHn ar rs u Na@t,rya.
DuyG:ciA.' VII" prescribe .!'cr!"'ic Il
G,:o:. ~ ]u3"i;cjn Il !ur:o.r-a!r.'i ai"r
IL. ;5.f,rr.:. 80 ;'-nf reI:r 10 N,1i Ills
3'i.;!:NAN &HDAli.G 1yiiNAi!9i.
I. i aA!'i&.r'Nr at $ch'. l!.a, ii -
!a"l ,yy!1 ivriy in :hr E,c'o7y OF III i'r";.;"-
i"r, - !r"cr..as az: .;Iir :1aicr:i! ".""w...Tc
inca. q! y,i ANA u;!:Iuwn.
:. IL = proved ;y III" repeated a~na!yAis Of
scrccli rls!a"ut "hU;;i =. - h. vni.I":; lru.
from Ia. yrr:i"inl:s .msi! al! "hi"n remains III
every i..;i! IL !ig,v. G~i~ti.!ed i!u.l liam, AMI
which is tit cans "''., .l.!"pns ami vIscr-ni
arrangement. "':."us co:E ..l!G:., aIt m"rlj!
de-. ic &: Ia; .i'.tl an! ia:a!up - rat. ini4i-
:rnrc, wi..c:! h.!ch liquors uvari.h.: is!:l II
su!c;inIucc.
]. l. il proved ~ Ii. sa!a. unr ryin- tess
! that Ill. ,!ltrilcr Gia is MOI ~,llyOs,:! with Tie
cu".,., ar!i! SD in,i ]in!!sri. .J!c al NJ i!ail:r
lcgcIo:urr ia@:!, !:.i w!;h Independently hight.
| ~, more yO..t.i =, arn;.t.,c ami N ..rila, Of
lie 1850 cs>,l lsl ul's OF tin: l:a!ira Jn'ti,rr
| berry. Ergl'c;v,. y every ";hv! ,:!"..r!A"'G'cr
=. Is i, ~:!c!liUaity i:",vl 1. - aa.a.al:!y
/ N-r. j. 81, .,,i;.. r'., ,.ir-a y .:iiy "p.lia u;
an entirely nrw r:cct>i aH:d wLicl! no ,!..e.
l.o!!ntr! Ola ii II. wa.!l hrs a"ru.rai.
9. Il siTNTria " r.;aHIEc '"iiri.'i'c>pc-
Wr.. na ;l ag.r>ah.: rc.t:.: IN MANY "a q.
recipient Iru..". Gravel. 'trr".,c :r!', g..,i-
mti..rA. :! -. Jl."c. C:.:c. Cu:lcr-::1... "a Ia.
kidney or .'". .':. y*."imi:. Ever nt; a"i:.
gr:rl"! .rH.1iE. :iS ..>h t~i.y':!... 4 e: Tie
t.'"l, i~>i'.~.., &; .!@I..l..'y 81 too! ;.ii cN-
i~.si.,,! .!'.i r.:.rli.
.. lii = .ar.: ": ..r,; anal lrnpyniio- coz
hi.l. %ut N:,u .-. IS |..."tri, :..:"t l..
..f!!.. i,r >y~j,.n or |I..'!gr> !,1:;rty, but
lci!!~ i.:u.r T. sUt.u' IT,. .:i' : ~.r,,i.::'. iy
c-.".:.!ig J.! ,..s.!'.a i" ~! iui':!J. sI.t'.H. .AnI
w..,eI, "~!.c.1,r III af.t.'py az ma a:"t, Dis
1 lFl",+. ~ =. l.4'-E .'i,i.ia..fi.ti .it'!isl-N II
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E:s.oyoyol Cotton Gins.

Thankful iog past lavnurs the subscriber wish
es 80 illoTIn the public that he still mannfac.
lures Cotton cInsa III Iii! establishment in State
bur.. on the most improved and approved plan
whi"h !c ;.."'t; tlit, Tie cotton Girred on one
OF thos. gins 1.-THE late Improvement is worth
aiieaSi a quarter of II ccIi m,rc than the cot
ton ginnr.i on Ihr %urGinar; gin. lie also man
uta"iarcs ;hr,a on III. .i0St simple construction,
OF i!u. finest iinisi, and of tin. hest materials to
vii, Steel .~s aud Steel Plated Ribs Case
!,,rlcn,.I whici, hc will sell for 60 per Saw
He n:.n repairs old gins and puts them in COM
;.rle order N the shortest notice. All orders for
Gins will lie promptly aud punctually attended
to. WILLIAM ELLISON.
S%tatcburS, Sumter Dist, &. G. April l, GIN
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Wanted.

THREE NEGRO ROYS, from .l6 to Is
years old, as Apprentices to the Carpenter
Trade, under BEN, Foreman Of NWinnst New
Store, now being put upon sight of tho old
Tavern in Sumterviiie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24
LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
feiiop Ferer IN the Hest Indies

1t appears the yellow fever is prevailing in va.
rious parts of the West Indies.
The schooner flasilla, arrived at Philadelphia
from port al Prince l2th inst reports that the
barque George ID. Smouae. hound for New York.
had lost three men by harbor fever; the brig
Star. of Boston, had lost two men by yellow fc-
yer and black vomit; and the schooner Empire
Spring lost one man and another sick.
he brig Erie. from the same port reports
That the sailing master of the ,loop.of war Fal.
mouth had died of yellow fever. Capt johnson
and two of the crew of the >chooncrD c Brooks,
for New York, had also died of the same disease.
An arrival at Boston from Porto Cabella re.
ports thu fever very bad there
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Later from Harana.

The Steamer Black Warrior arrived at New
Orleans on Tuesday, with Havana dates to the
18th.
The news is not important. The military
preparations and blockade continued. The sen
tence of Pinto had not yet been carried into eff
fe +, and it was though. the death penalty would
be RENTED.
Mr. Thompson the L. 5. vice consul ut Sagua,
had been arrested and brought to Havana.
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En- Route for 81. Louis.

Hon Tho. II. Benton, having in charge the
remains of his wife, who died sometime since in
Washmeton arrived at Wheeling on Monday, en-
route for st. Louis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24

WAsHlNGToN, March 22-Ilenrv J. TIartshene
OF the Navy, late,oi the steamer Illinois has been
appointed to the command of the New Arctic Ex-
petition which is To 20 in pursuit or search of Dir.
Kane. 1t will not probably sail before the first
of June.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24

QUEBEC, March 22.-Fhc second reading Of
the Militia Bill was carried in the Assembly at
one O'Clock this morning, after fourteen honrs de-
bate, by vote Of n 10 p. The minority are
mostly ayowed anncxationsts.
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Near Ffampshire Election.

The Know. Nothing majority for Governor, in
ali but nine small towns, Is l,GIl.
The Senate stands / Know Nothings to |
Dem 'crat, and the House 225 knowNothngs to
20 Democrats
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FOr The LegiSlninre.

William Pope Dahney, esq, of Powhatan, has
b zen nominated by Democratic Convention, to
represent the counties of Gun herland Powha
tan in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
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Ihe -Ernecfea- ,Stennltr

AT last accounts, there were no signs of Il
stea ner Atlantic, now in her twelfth day fro
Liverpool.
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PETERSBURG, VfRGihIA.-Sp,tag 1s55.-A
The subscribers respectfully TO tho Me- CHI
ants Of Vifginir and North Carolina, thai / ey
ure Low receiving heir supplies for the se"Sor,
aud their assortment (Which is large and sared) will
b. complete IN few Days.
rhcir Goods more of which purchased from
Jobbrr but from Manufacturers and Importers, will
conpors tvornhy in quality and prices with those of
ans ing House in the Northern cities
we beg 10 friends and the public of ie-
uewe Efforts part, To deserve their tavors and
mnptnin the rnputati N OF house We invite Meoh-
nuts who going further North, make their Spring
call and examine the quality md prices of
uur goods mm9 Is MAJOR MOORE.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
No SPRING 1855 No 10,
Roth gbrook Hreci. Sycamore street
MUIR ~ STEVENS,


IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in China, Glass
i Enrtucnwnrr, Looking Glasses, Britannia ard Plated
hare. Fancy Gpods &C. If Bollingbrook and
S"tnmolo streets, Petersburg. Virgnia.
The sul,scr,pers receiving from Europe, u
their import ton, per ships lshac Wright, Under
wfight.r, w oming Con.tarlne and Diver. very
large stock ,d Gnods, psing all articles usually
found in embellishments Of their kid. Among which
French and English Chin, Dinner and Tea sets.
some very fine and Of pattern md style; also,
White Granitr NM T. tinted Dime, and I en- sets.
tren and English Chirn White Granite. Printed,
Willow, Marble Flowing Blue Mulberry Coofed
aud Edr"d rlnes mud D4hes Chiuu. LAVA Iron, Stone.
White. Granite Lusire. Marble, Hunting. fear Color
81 Dipfd and oih.r STYLES of phch,rs. Basin. and
Ev ,rs y wis. Mugs Cuhrc and Tea Pots Of all des-
prion>.
Gns Ware (of all .yles.) embracing GobIet..
fuul leia Vine Glasses, Dccant'r., Stlvers Naples,
Bowl. Celrrics II .ehcr., Salts, Vinegar, Peppers,
Mu-ttrIs Spnnn Glnssr- Finger Bowl, Lamps Flower
and LIMP Shade.. Sugars Congnes, 81 ters Bottles,
julien Tubes Cannn Pins, CUE l'Intes Piper Weights
Syrup Bottles. Cpndirstic Jara, Nc.
Lonk rg tiln-zrs-fiuc French Plated Mirrors. Gilt
and Mahogany Frame do. Swing, Ring mud Pocket do
Britannia and Phtei Wore, Tea Ware. Cofees
Puchers, Lamps and Cnstor4.
Stnnr Ware nj ri desert tinns; Walters, Fancy
Coo l., &c which they tep ,ruy invite tho uttcn
tr"n oi the North Csrnnn and Virginia merchants and
tho public genera ly feeling confident that they
pntcd uiirr great Inducements, both quality oi
gnnds ald price Thcy ARE determined sell as 10"
AZ my hnusc North or South.
nal6 d2n MUIR n STEVENS.
n Particular attention pnid To pa hi, q.
Lynohburg and Western Virginia Depot.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed 70, the Daily virginian.

NEW NoHk, March 23.-No signs Of the
steamer Atlantic yet; now in her fourteenth
day.
Flour firm, trhc higher Wheat. white sees
to = 81
Virginia Skies 96s.
BALTIMORE, March 23-Flonr declined
Howard street 1919. Wheat dull unchanged.
Corn, white - tn -. yellow 81.
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Virginia Manufactured Tobacco,

" cHGrBG GROUND PLASTER IN bag, or
4 ! 'affe-. constant hand. mud 81 lle 10y
nmra3.r4 B 1 $ACkETT.
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PANNILL & SONS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersburg, VII.

DARrlCUb,R atortion rnid snIe md rureh -
] If Whcnt. Flour rotnrco, mud mcfchsi dyr e'n.
,Inly. Advance made on consg nmcnts.
wa. rANNlLL ntsUr rANslIL JOSEPH rASAirL
mug 3i:d5rlN
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TOUkNEYMENC Carpenters Wnmle -
C-Twenty good orkmen find employment vita
tho Subscribers HALLETT 4 MACE.
mar 2O-dts
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DEuTNIeN GUANO --5OD b,-~ No. /, receiving
b, tt> Rich aoni and Liber0N. Fer sal" by
ma,93.iS I SACkErT.
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mHtl 'ts MlIlbN Ella VI.
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
ooIt Walthall Line.


! 'E'HE h"auila mud G,voriae -tsambanth C. 2
ArGU STA, under he command Of ft'ssisElzfITTf5-
! Cnr, Nm. 9. Smith go lon and avonbly known Ia
/ 2ircr Is nov running ON the line win Ion Na
/ tlmH.nnl il furnished with Erh T. 30 \ e =
/ lie Prr-rrvcrs. Force rump-, mud all tho piInnces
ured bv A. OF Cougro-s 10 secure the safety 81 hss
! eua'rs
The Cars ronniar nexion wirhhe Augusta from
Ricuu'nd e3ycfir Ri huoad ard Peiersb4rg pePotot
/ every Mou.lls. Wetu.sdpv.nal l.r'daq neock
rcs.ou- .sI, ine in Richmond. hy TN Packet Boats
| lHv. uui u rs steps 10 wnlh 10 Nh" Cnrs
The Cars rlnnl. rom leItI-hng 10 tlty Point in
connection With the Augusta lrayo Petersburg
a.y. srbJva. ut - A.. M.,trom Depot 81 RE Apo
naIux K X Go. thus e,lns passenger un opportunity
10 20 lrom iv.abhur- the, by the Iartet Bpais
Dnytr Rdt,ad Richmond, a. b, WY ot the Aourll
Sifr Ealr,al To- Petersburg aud frorr There
rr To Norfolk
Rcturninr.tr Augusta viii cayr Norfolk the alter
uncIa,s. viz: Tnc,doy-, Thursday. mad Saturdays.
81 A. ~.
Tho Asra.to VII stop nj Old Point, both poing ard
returning r,gaptlg tlrnuenaut the Bnthug Scrspn.
FAR between cimoud, Nortus ind Old Point. 81 90
Farc between Richmond, Cnko-, itiues Mil and
Grove Nlart,.----- 50
Children uyrr three years and not over twelve
years Of age, hall Pnce.
Meals,each, .---..--. IN so
Servants, through. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50
Servants any oaint on teryer,.---......-. 90
Meals, $1,000. ..-...-.-.. $500. 1890 90 o.
Jun 2Gdects TIIOS. DODAMEAD.Snpt.
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CaroN BRrpGE


Read The follow ING oertihratc trcn Lady, cn1or
b. Postma.l,t L. T. Cooler:
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HLA nj III
PETERSBURG. VA.
WILLS a. PITTMAN,

=" an IVA ~ ~
(lntoy Of The firm ot Nills, Lea n Brownley.)
N4} Il gisa thsr attention To the sn" AID pnrrhie
w ofall nrliclcs of Agricultural Produce, Farming
emp cmeuts, &c, and purchase for order and sell for
comm sion nil articles of Gfoccres, Nc, &e; recrive
and rward Goods, ard act general Commission
Agents. ian 3-d2clv
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-09
WATCHES CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.

WWTE have lust received our rev stock Of Watches.
NV Clocks Jewelry an Silver Ware altogether the
largest offered in this city, aud which be-
ing purchased low rates enables ose at lower figures
than usual gold and silver hunting
watches do the cheapest article; gold
guard fob and
seal plain drops and rings guard and
seals; short article in line of business
in great variety of style and price.
We have made gements by which will beesn-
supplied with
eght-day and thirty clocks direct from the factory
which will SELL wholesale retail low they be
purchased n Western city
BITTR0LFF & SONS. Main St., bet. LIST and I'd.
N. B-Ever5 soldin ablishment warranted
o be represented, .s. -
Tor jewelry. apl1
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PINE Lu , :,

HOLM +. GLOVER 81 co. corner of Main and Seventh
80 Evansville, Ind would respectfully inform the
Public. and for sale low CASH,
soplee Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities aud eknss viz ongued and Grooved Pine and
Ash toorng Dressed and undresed Oeling Castings and
Pannas 10000 feet sound Common Boards. suitable for
shops feneing Poplar Shingles &C.
90 Can have made order the prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldngs Frames for
Doors Windows 60, Bills prices owarded to all
prom ptattentto - =. feb12 If !.
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CMANGE "a PEsoPRIETORs.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS, &C., 6
r5aEx AT WHOLESALE. ND RETAIL BY
:" ~ At v tiV tE1A N sAND rEL I'D y
LET G Il az W E RI ~ G. .rets

II Ell g Il 81 " E r., 7 4 N G. .gss
TIME have purchased the entire stock of
l. Drugs and ylfedicnesofJ NJ. ID. BIil1erS Co, and
intend carrying the Drug business at the well known
eaud Of eier & Farpsley No. ID Water street. under
the firm of LEIGH & Verng, -. 49, 80 -,
Charles LEIGH ofte firm hopes he is favorabiy known
40 the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verling ofthe
same firm having been cering in the present store the
last three years. faers himself with having the conf
dence ofits old customers. se41s aa ct t1. q
We intend keeping he Ind large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
ctattento business and by low prices, merit
liberal patronage both from oldand new customers.
.ftoara CHARLES LEIC II. 8
feN25-iy ss ~ sfra aasls PETER v ERBINC G.
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CLOTHING. &C.
THE ALLIEs sURRENDERED!..

SINCE MESSRS ALTERING & DRUMMER HAVE
y leased the Corner Water street under the
Journal and hed il oxerfo wing with the
latest STYLES Fall and Winter Clothing
nshing Goods etc. them astonishngy low tie
ALLIES HAVE BEEN coMPKLbEDT no SURRENDER. "a r.
- THEIR NEW STOCK ttas#
consists in part of Mems and Boy Ciotning
Hats Trunks together with the
Gene Dress Goods Tailors' Furnishing Goods
this Their facilities for purchasing and
manufacturing superior ether house in the city,
which enables them all times fill all orders with the best
OF goods the best bargains Country and city
the Bile eneray respectfully invited cell and
examine their New Stock Reduced Prices before
ng elsewhere. deeI5-tf
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HAS. G. JONES andJAs E. BLYTHE. Attornies at Law,
Evansville have associated themselves part
rers in the and will continue 70 practice
IN this and the adjoining counties in the and
District Court design turning attention partc
ulssly to land law In short time they will be prepared to
give in abstract of the title to almost
lot in Evansvile, its eRlargeme of in Laaseo to-
Girsd. ~ =. -ttsp fvi5-d&Rtf
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REFNOV AZ

VWSa undersigned his Tailoring Establish
I'LL Second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
byterian Church, in the Office with Dr. Wood where he
would be glad all his old customers and goody
and would be pleased them with
anything in his line such pants; shirts draw
male to orderon the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for favors he would most respecfuy solicit
y26 J. L. NELMS.
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REMOvALoFBooTANDsH0E STORE.

- rvrtsNrps.ri.LL IN THE FIELD! - : -
MD DEUS Elk esorns hIs old Public
generally that he has removed his Shoe Store
First between
side. where he is prepared qualities Of Boots ana
Shoes in the latest styles the warranted
viii deliv the VERY oIrR
He hopes aliberai patronaea AZ
"a
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cry ExpREsa BUSINESS.

AM preparod to do All kinds Of City Express busi
have Just reeeiyed alarge heavy wagon capable
of carrying 500bs springs made expressly for the city
business Such carrying furniture without danger Of
damage hauling grain from the canal to the rivers and in
the and reasonable terms Enquire
my23 COOKS Family Grocery
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DeGARMFSsS
TTUERV Ms m AK. 1GFTARE

ON LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
k$Aon HORSES, Buggies Carriages. Es=aTz5Sss9syA
EsSs2 and Omnibusses, always for hire
the above Stable Carriages for excursions. par
ties funerals always hand am prepared to board
horses a d keep them in the best Jrder.
Ny will hereafter kept mining constantly
during day. will hotels. etc for the
af those wishing it, Il Will also be
ready citizens to boats during the NJ BY eayin
orders at the stable. Dy9 r. H. DEGAhhO.
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BOOTS a. SHOES
Clotlnina,s faelafIelnen,s8 Furnishing
Tfks ~ Good :. dc - 81 EAEf#1

GOOD ARTICLES, AND CHEAP. ~
NEW sTORE.--The undersigned has just opened
Clothing Store Water between Vine and
Syeamore3reets. nhe formerly occupied by Mr.. av
lin as Grocery He hasius received large stock Of Fall
sad Winter CothnR the best make and of the latest
style ent which viii be sQdr markably cheap Altar
cles of Hen Furnishing Goods such Shirts COL
1ars Cravats Socks Drawers HandkeTehiefs &c.. &c. of
the Varieties always be found this store
astonshfngly eheap. Examine for yourselves
epI8tf 49, - ADDAM JACOBS
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60. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantlin
kf g. Parvn, has returned from Princeton and take
Esz4 en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
y where he viii devote his personal attention TO al
branches oftheir business Mr. would call the atten
tion of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining TO
their business They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shortest notice aDin tks perfect
Call at the store of SCANTLIN & rPARV1N. &
: noHI4 Main steet, bet Firstand Second.s