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WoMAN's RIeHrs.-Kirwan, in his work
entitled MEN and Things as l saw them in
Europe" gives the following account of the
progress OF "Woman's Rights" in Sardinia:
"They were tunnelling the Apprentices for
a railway from Turin to Genoa, which, when
completed, will be great affair for Sardinia,
and armies of women were engaged in max
ing these tunnels! With a pannier Of pecu-
liar construction, made to fit fhe back, they
entered the tunnel at one side, and emerged
laden on the other side; bent down like beasts
of burden, they follyowed each other in rows
to the end of the embankment, where each
turned round; there a man drew a pin, which
let the bottom fall out, and the stone, gravel ,
and clay fell out Of the basket. And hun.
dreds of women were working in this way al,
this besfial employment! Lime-kilns in great
number line the roads, and the women were
quarrying the stones, carrying them to the
kilns, and sending away the lime.
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Gaa,s Quite Come II.

Our old friend. Mr. NJ, of Posey county who
has been q paying subscriber Of the Evans
willie Journal just twenty years, is informed
he cannot be allowed to stop his paper. Its
against the rules entirely. 1t would be a
nice condition Of things truly. il a man who
has been taking. reading and paying for this
paper twenty years without weeks inter
mission, could be allowed to stop just when
NE pleased! Why he had better be permit.
ted to cut his thxoat at once. Read the Ev.
ansville Journal twenty years then think Of
being able to do without it! He would die
0fPreuature old age in six months. Thanks
TO the inAexible rules of our Office. no sub.
scriber of this standing is permitted to expose
himseifto the danger consequent upon stop.
ping his paper. and thus at once breaking
into and breaking down old habits. We pu
all these old fellows upon the retired or pen
sion list-and compel them to continue read
ing the Journal to the ends of their lives
whether they want to or not. pretty
thing to cut them off in the days of our pros
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perity, when nearly QUARTER OF = century ago
they gave the Journal helping hand, and
ever since have been extending it their hear
ty sympathy and support. No. no. Watch
for your papers as Of old. Let US continue
to be through ii an acceptable visitor weekly
to your families. We don't want the money
of such old friends, except when they are
nbundantly able TO return our compliment
But don't let poverty make any old friend Of
the Journal speak of stopping his paper
Heaven help US, we have not wealth. but
long as we have a paper, we are too rich to
take it from the mental lips of any one oil
these good old friends.
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DRowxED.--A cabin passenger on the
steamer Thos. Swan, named McAffey. on her
recent downward trip, accidentally fell over.
board on Saturday night, from the lower deck
near Blennerhassett Island, and drowned.
He was emigrating westward, and had gone
below with lantern in his hand, to see to
his horses. when he stumbled over the guard.
He left wife and two children. One hun.
dred dollars was collected among the passen.
gers and officers of the boat for the relief oil
the family, who were reported without means.
Lou. Dem.
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CLOSING SCENES OF CoNGREss.-It will be
remembered that from Saturday morning, the
Sd Of March, the two houses of Congress con.
tinued in session till about o'clock, A. N.
on Sunday. After IL o'clock, when the
clerk called the name of Mr.. Benton to vote,
that gentleman protested with violent ges.
ticulations against calling his name. He
said he was an ex.member. and that the ses-
sion that day was libel on the Sabbath.
(Confusion). The Speaker pro. TEN. (Mr.
ORR said the gentleman is out of order.
Mr.. Benton-"I'm not member, SIR" The
Speaker-"Then if the gentleman is not a
member, the door-keeper will put him out. +"
daughter and ordinations of "pretty good"
that's the talk.)
Much as we have disliked and condemned
the political course of Col. Benton, We think
that his age, the dignity of his position. and
. proper feeling Of magnanimity and self-re.
spect, should have saved him from this graf.
utous insult BY Mr.. Orr. ars
Mr.. Benton, out Of public life, is entitled
to infinitely more regard then Mr.. Orr in it
The spectacle Of asses kicking lions is q very
disgusting ONE Lou. Jour.
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RAscALLY.-A firm in this city had 4
lot Of goods shipped by ste amboat from Gin.
cinnati. Bills of lsding were signed airport
for the delivery of goods at Evansville wharf
for 20 cents per hundred. But in the way.
the clerk altered the B. L. to read forty cents
per hundred. The original price can be
very plainly seen on the B. L. with the total
amount of charges, but both have had other
figures written over them. This is small
piece of business, but If the proper restitution
be not made, we shall give the public the
name of boat and clerk. The shipper a,
Cincinnati, in reply TO letter from the firm
here, says 20 cents per hundred was the
price contracted for.
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Monetary aud Com me rcta, Review

Monetary aud Com rctai Review.
The Money market continues, in great
measure, devoid Of interest. The offering s
OF first class business paper have been small
and the outside demand from other borrowers
has not been large; but still The amount of
of capital is not liberal, and the supply and
demand may be said to be about equal. The
generally healthy condition Of business, and
the activity experienced in most departments
Of trade is affecting financial matters favor
ably, by restoring and strengthening conf
dcnce. The late adviccs from Europe, by
the steamer Africa, caused increased ease in
the Eastern market. and material advance
in stocks. The supply Of capital there is
large, and first class paper is in demand al
6@7 per cent. per annum. The same feeling
is extending along the entire senboard, and
into the interior. Western Banks have larger
balances than usual in New York, and
throughout the West there is a very good
demand for prime Eastern bills, of which a
comparatively limited amount only is being
offered.
Eastern Exchange has been steady at
1a1c prem. New Orleans 4al prem. Thirty
aud sixty day bills sell at to 6a9 per cent
per annum.-[ On. Price Cur. 2lst.
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A Nur FOR ABoLIrIoSIsrs TO CRACK
The Cincinnati Columbian of Wednesday
says: $500.
The Negroes, Emanuel and Alfred, who
were brought before Judge Storer, on Habeas
Corpus, recently, were this morning brought
into Court, and being INTERCEPTED as to their
preferences for freedom or slavery, at once
unhesitatingly declared their wish to 60 with
their master to Missouri.
Judge Storer then told them to do so, and
they were soon across the river on Kenucky
soil. This preference Of slavery Is more
astonishing to the abolitionists and colored
population generally, since purse Of fifty
dollars was subscribe. to start the negroes,
If they would remain, and constant work at
good wages, was promised them. The ne
groes expressed themselves delighted at get
ting of, and particularly so when told that
some ten or dozen other slaves of their ac-
quaintance from Mason county, were to be
taken along with them. @
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TO THK PIrnlIC

having been represented that IL Marshal
city. will be efficient in enforcing Liquor Law
shall close shment the 18th June and IL am
elected Marshal shall enforce the Law
ability Iproess be man. always have
endoed to be- and do not want TO change my eoure
placed tbs track and elected. all may
that the Law shall be enforced the letter. my
whole duty. mh7i 81 PETER BCRK.
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nz Mr.. Wise recently made speech to
an audience in Shenandoah where the friends
of the invisible "Sam" turned out to be large.
ly in the majority. He declared that Know
Nothing was worse than "nigger stealer."
and he was beaten in the race for Cover.
nor he would leave the State.
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OrFIcE OF THE GnAsD SCRIBE.

~ Indianapolis, March ~, lS55S
The next semi. annual session Of the Grand
Division Of the s. of 7. OF Indiana will be
held in Charlottesville. Montgomery county.
to commence on Tuesday, the Gath Of April
next. at 6 o'clock, p. M.
1t is earnestly desired that every Division
in the jurisdiction be full hat we
may rejoice in the achievement of 80 much
of our labors as the passage ola stringent
Prohibitory Liquor Law, and devise measures
Tor its enforcement.
BY order. Ell. BARRY, G.S.
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HAVE YOU A BAD SHAPED HEAD,
co to vAUT1ER 4 MARCONNIER,S and have your head
measured for Hat They just
Paris very Ingenious instrument that will take shape
head ia less than time and with which they will
make Hat that will easy old shoe. Main
street, between First and Second. fsbI5
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introducing him to the veritable Starbuck
himself, of whose presence the young man
was in most happy ignorance. and who we
need not say is man directly the opposite
of our mutual cotemporary's description. AS
for Starbuck. he layed on the floor and rolled,
ard az he il pretty large, and the sanctum
then was small, he went its length just six
times, and then lay in corner in fog OF
dust. and shouted aloud in the agony Of I'M.
comfortable laughter without the full means
of expressing its extent.
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"SAM" IN PADUcAH.-At the charter and
township election in Paducah, KY, few
days since, "Sam" had everything his own
way. There was but one ticket in the field
and every man on it was elected without a
dissenting vote.
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FRrIT TnExs AND snRTDssnY.

SMITH BROWN of DAYTON. Ohio. will b O, Tile sssy
Monday 18th inst with large 81 ehsiss
Fruit r. Shrubbery. etc etc.. kssale. Their a.
sormsnt will rrss the choice varieties Of the kppls
Fear Plum Cherry and Ounce Tree grewa in the wsssr
Nor-y Fir falsam FIR So seh Pine. Ass. Iss
most choice varieties Of the Rasrserry Stsa
berry Grsre. CurrAns etc. ali Of vhrh v.srsntsd
thrifty vel conditioned and nams 10 the
meet OF those whose orders for Trees have
the delay has been unavoidable disadvau-
age to the trees trust. therefore wrbs
in ding their when they isrs fs shove
Place Of delivery. john 8. Atches wsrshsuss On the
Canal. A "A MA RSH A.s.s
GARDNER GILL. Agents. Hesd-rson Ky. mHes 1fseis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mn. A. SAyDEss:-You will please announee my nam
a. a candidate for tho Office OF City Collector.
mla;. WILLIAM Brown.
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81 We authorized the Of A. X. W
CARPENTER candidate for City Marshal. the snsuin
April election. mh24 70
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE IL hereby given. that the 18Th Mash.
1876 writ Of Don estic Alta hmeps isssed
Jane,T Walker Justice the Peace -
~ at the instance and the shdavit wa MsreDa.
for william Morgan and Jeha h. MorGsa saiastth sseds
ehses credits and effects Of Adorh Skpssdy ~ viyss sf
which writ he following dserLed gosds ed ehse es3s
ose bay hsrs ana b. ns. horse ss ssfv
two mich lot o. hay bet "a eern
lot Of tools household and kitchen uitu ensy de-
lars in genuine city have hsea attached proper
~ OF said Adoph SHREDDER thsf
lsss clock In shs f:reaoon. once Pigeon town
chip efsaid county will proceed hear eids
claim the said William MoSrsn sAd Jedn r. Nargsn
OF the sid Adclph Shredder 81 eshey
will take notice (mhz3 3w) JAMES T. kEEER, Justiee
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RKLlGlOUS .

There will be service in ST. Pauls Church this morning
ioh O'Clock and to = night At ~ o'clock.
The Right Rev. Geo. Uphold. D. d. the Bishop Of In Llama.
aud CerUmanfrom distance expected 10 preach The
Rev. Dr. Foster full attendance OF his
All are invited. mh23 q
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feel truly grateful my eitissns for the mark
confidence shown BY escns the once OF City Treasurer
for four successive years. and would say that know
other Of proving gratitude than BY Offering them
my continued services IL they choose to elect me.
miss 8. SORENSON.
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CT We authorized to the Of CHARLES
WADE Inde pendent candidate City ceeet
the ensuing April ection. ft.f fIEf l.-
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Mr.. SASDERs;-You will pl use announce the Of
JOHN FARRELL . candidate for reelection
Of City Collector ut the ensuing April election nh20s
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Mr. SASpERs:--Piease announce the Of GEORGE II.
TODD candidate for the ONCE Of City Clerk. the
ing April els tion. mh23 to
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IS We authorized to announce CLAY STAFFORD q
candidate for the ONCE Of City Collector. the ensuing
April election. mhls 70
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Mr.. EDlroR.-You authorised the Of
WELL. H. WALKER candidate for City Clerk. the
epsuing April election. mhls TO
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EvANsvILLE 4 CRAWrOR DSvlLLh
RAILROAD.
- -
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE


ON IND AFTER EEDN ESDAY DECEMBER g. 1854.
1fains will run follows tSundays s1eep tsd):)
Leaves Evassvils $50 Leaves Ten. iD.s. sac
Arrive a. vinss..'' iIS Arrive g yiaesases Is:os
Arrive az Terre Haste 435 Arrive Evaasviils3:ss
81 Passengers dine ut yiseennes
Passenger BY this route slee aus TAXA the Nsyu
isg Train the Tcrre Hsuts and Rehpond Read a
lndasapolis NJ lo4o "A. NJ vial
trains follows: - tFI y ~
Fer Cincinnati via. L..rs ae:s.rsA 1850 A. NJ,
For cIsyslans Pi,uscssA Aad all iasrnssss psi.
For Xenia Dayton Coiunsss zsassvilis s.a wA,s,i,s
via Indiana Central road At IL ~, asrv. Csisnsss
Chicago oe.sspsrs rssI N
II M. arrive az Chicago ut S:1 p. -. la
For Louisville New and Jeaepsn vis ~ JsHssssa
Vile road. also Nth trains for Madissn PsrS
Passengers wall end greatly their sSvaata safety
speed comfort and certainty take tA
during winter in preference the unceraiB ssn
BY riv.r early sprng S
with otht Companies which
ansyils in the will arrivs CAieags.
Columbus and Louisville same day. rr2s - -
The attention Of msrcbab and Others having Gssds ship
from the East 10 called this medium
ation superior the river Goods shipped frsm Gin al
arrive Evansville third day. making the tine IN trsnsts
longer and avoiding the ins1
red whsn shipping By steamer. = -.
Evansville. Dee. 6, 1854 dssf-Rl
Evansville Enquirer and inssns<s Gss. copy 7n.)
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Mn. SASDERs:--You will please announce the eff.
p GARTER canidass for City Marshal At the ensuing
charter election. mhZ3s
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Mr.. SASDERs:-Please the Of r. d. HART
candidate for City Msrshai the ensuing April
ton. mhs tes
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nThe way to make a tall man "short"
is to ask him to lend you hundred dollars.
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DAYTON AND IN DlANAPOLISy
COLUMBUS. GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY,
NEW YORK, ETC.; VIA
\ INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND CONNECTING LINKS EAsrwARD!
Grrat Eastern and Western U. >. Mail and
American Express Line!
SHORTEST ROUTE DAYTON ny % MILES, AND NO CHANGE
BAGGAGE!
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
m ORNING EMPRESS leaves at 440 A. NJ, connects ~
Richpaoud with Eaton and Hamilton. and Cincinnati.
Hamilton Railroad Cincinnati direct arriving
arrives Dayton At 1890 Getting with ala
train Xenia Columbus Zanesv'lie Wheeng baltimore
washington CITY PhisdePh New York and Boston ALSO,
CLYDE Cleveland Buffalo. Sandusky Toledo Fort Wayne,
Troy Piqua etc. Breakfast 1t Indianapolis
this train arrive at Columbus eight hours IN
advance tany from Indianapolis.
MAIL TEAIN Indian srolis IL NJ the arrival
of all trains the West North and South arrives Rich
mond 1t p M Cincinnati at 5:45 P NJ arriving Day
ton at p NJ directly with trains for X.nia CO.
umbus Springfield Crestiins Pittsburgh, Philadelphia
arriving at Columbus st s:I5 p. NJ.
D,nner at indianapolis and supper ct Dayton.
PITTSBURGH PASSENGERS leaving noon trains have
Dayton and make thu secseus
Pittsburgh other train from indian Apols
BY this through quick
by any other. Az
The only route having connections at Dayton.
Columbus Baggage check through. Pittsburgh and Pha
delphis baggage checked at Columbus. =
THE ONLY MORNING TRAIN FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO
DAYTON. OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
n
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Ma EDIroR-You will please the ofPErER
BURE candidate for City Marshal. ct the ensuing April
election. fsb27-ts
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THE SHADOW A w. sy.sTASCE % A COW

NHE following place Csurt
corner the other DAY. between Joe sAsssw ssd Tss
yosI say. ron vhe. are Jon going .rss,s to ssnasn
Testoa, gallery 70 have yssf D.susTrseyps ssAssi
Tos-weil; don't hnew. nuet 20 sssA. ser shsy sey
tia. aa.ss the r.sa.sn we;.hsr they Ar. q. che
about good - webster's own.
Joswsil. believe they sAw some As there
the otherd I'm going 70 hsvsny Whole fanky Ahss 10
Tos- 70 the rt nne Sy for their vesrss are %
nne aad fsliks wonder whsrs hss sss-s hrss
Jox-why get there; they have splensh Steel 10
beautiful show received and In 6ne order as
enlarge They have hsAs aAs
Moroes Git, Belt Kossush Velvet and ssvsI Case 81 iii
and SITES and they invite all call and s1sns sn
whether they 10 sis for picture sss
har d: I.ha 90 right down .his morsns Ras hsa cana
have taken this mcrass aad fer net Aav
time agair for several days. ~7t
Te. cloudy; they eaa sahs p;ss.rss sssA weather
- THE why, It's raining now.
where you off, I's s,sessthsr nis-
sysss can. b lss es{y % ssis sssay is5 flsy :sg
they TAX good pictures In s.sh v:sshr = ether
time. Yon shei shyiishs nshss the 6hs slv.ys
tur. they want you s.I. il hey are assys
t ana not 70 Let picture leave their rooms
Tox-We IshaIl 20 right down this morning bsshs
always and il laeans pascs spsn1 the
tine this duh weather Bot how 10 10 that shey the
Sign and Ornamental Painting sad the Gallery tss' They
can Z attend 10 10th, certainly. - III
JoE-v easy You tn. sign and ~rsaussssl brsa h
carried under the imu 4 supervse. OF M svn
lery thatthey always hand sihsr sssA
Tos~WsIi nk. th.. very much. 4 sh.u,s Ishi.l A.y
would 60 together very WELL Meet NE ~ shsr gallery N Af
JoE-I will; good morning. do. "a
ToM-Good morning. ii' rtI- - nh00
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$l2, 900 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,

AT COST AND LESS THAN COST.
OF by order of At the Store formerly
- kept Colburn Hershberger Nav your time to ct
bargains. mh25u A. G. PCShEE. Assisree.
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LOST.
DART Of Gold EARRING. Second or Locust strs
The finder will Be literally rssardsd " ssviss sssshis
of6ce -'H a.
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TO THn CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA.
kENTi l:kY AAD ILLINOIS.

las u SAUNDERS Civil "a gneer. siAG taken MP hir
81 abode in the city OF Evansville would psetfsfy
citizens of she portion OF lnaianA.
husis that he - fuTnish ffans
Specifications and Etna Of work Of any ss'eFtiss ap
his prefsYos xiis Water Werss Drain
Land Raways Turnpike. Piank or other Road. As In
Provenent o. hiseI, TO, ios VIZ r,,.,r
of the Nsw Albany salem Raiesa Juas. Hshss.
Of nston lad Gesrr~ a. Penn bedfars iaa ~.
II. Whom. " sf New Alhssr. Ina. end H. G.
Moore. Eco Chief Engineer Of The e. l. and s,"'SAs
Liae RailTe id. he seen On srrlesnes. Dh1H
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DRY GOODS AND CARPET srORR.~
JOHN SHILLsTO &CO.,
NO. H. EAST FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI, 0HT0.
u(EsPECrFuLLY inform sher m purchasers
y generally. that they opening
complete assortment OF FANCY AND STAPLE HNGLlSM,
FRENCH. GERMAN AND AMERICAN
u X & y q ID 8
AL,o-Foreifn and American CARPEfIN0. inpsnsi al
ressf ON Eursps ssd ssssisa
in New York. which enstes
~ about Eastern ITporsers Manafaesusfs psiess
T l. ID . K o. L 6 l. OF HIS,
Tso,oushy ss.sonsd from Width; large
always hand. Tf7IT =
Families Hotel keepers sisanboA owners ssd sssssssn
they purchased in hs Ess.rr eisi
mhs2 2tdlmw
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MOON. WOOD.

XXOoD be bought the lowest the cit
w from VIM. Green's wood-yard.
dry. Orders be left At I. & d. Hermann Mai
street. mh26 sm WIN. GREEN.
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A RAaE CHANCE I E 2! |, GENTLEMEN AN'

A RAKK CHANCE I0R sIENrLEMKN AND
UosEpH LYON In..ss &. >. A..s for sal. 81.
81 Pag. %. % s. .soroash Russian 8: .,:.sl:
Money ,ssIs ::s : 81: :ss,ss e, :::
ss A. % S l ::
q; q: =:
I IAWxs,, caA LIS AZ! AND ;: sA!cossrs.-
90 BLACK :sd white Lawns.
90 c sS,.i S.'f h..a.ep. syl.s.
90 fancy Jss0nss. direct inPs,s:d 20 ~ ale.
mhso ans MAIN It i.ssi.yiiI.. Iy.
all wool Tweed: received .e sss ..A
ahso ' as m.i !. -. = t ts 1 tx "
Bates Comet J..,; .:ssi,;s 's s,y s.a
~hs" '''' 4is Mails g.. L:si.,ii,.. Ky
HOslERs .2o ~. black Cotton Hose. srali--
nass ties receive, yss n Low ~ e CO.. rs Mai.
Bg s. II: "a. aHe ...Ecs q.
80 =" 40 90 lasting vest vest is4 g. e
g :: s::i. YES.
nhD ~ Nssa St. Lsasv NE. ~.
<,HIRr COILARs.-loeio %. shin Ceilass sssnsl p-sss
siss i' '; Sss s tss s's CO.. g.. is
nRLL-ss bales brow. Drin received u: ~ -. fer
MIA ses as Mai. =. .ss..,ii.. X,
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" ed and for sale at thu loves. Prices.
mhsO JAS. Low 8 CO. 4sM.i.s... lea. Ky.
CAkvAss-s c.n,. r.;:,.sd , CIV .sy o .. fer
nhao AIS MAI. street. Lsas'ins. Ky.
NANKEEN.-ssasss Kaatsss rss.sss ,his tT .,d Ter
IN sale. s4l frIt JAS. LON Co
mb2O as Main st.. Leuissille ~.
/ D-es.h osIv JAS. low & CO..
nhzO 4Is Main Sc louisville. Ky.
4 A ma Tor ale Las. LOW a. c.,
MINI AIS Main e Lsusviifs. Ky.
UpAREGE DBI AINs.-p eases disee. i.Fsr.tiss ~
j c~iys Az End sale. 80 Low co
-mhxo - = \ as Main St., Lesisv lie. ~.
SsNS.u No ,oo sss,s recent ax,iysl hsad a.d 90
NJ sale JAS. Low co
mh2O ~ "hih ~. beoass'he. hy..
UMpEHiAL ANp yvlLED aUsArs.-s sssss sirsss
Il iwrortatiop rrcess cd th,s aav = Tor sale
mh2o = las. Low CO az Main 81. Les. ~.
!! TO Thu CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA.
kENTi (kS AAD ILLINOIS.
las SAUNDERS Civil r.. gineer. having taken big
81 abode the city OF Evansville would psetfsy
citizens rcrtiss Of tnaiana
Re. that - fuynish ffsnss,
and Estina Of work Of esserrtiea ap
his presies xfs Gatrr erss Drais 81
Haslv Tuyn OF n