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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-12
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Arrival of the Africa.

HALIFAX, Sept. IL.
The steamer Africa arrived this forenoon.
Nothing new from the seat of war except the
details of previous dispatches The dates are
to the 1st September.
One weeks later official reports make the
battle of Schernaya decided victory for the
Allies.
Another in the Allied line in the vicinity Ct
Cemeterle was anticipated.
Omar ,Pasha takes command in Asia.
Nothing important from the Black Sea.
Cotton firm. Prices sitter but not higher.
Sales of the week So, 700 bales. Fair Orleans
71sc, middling 635@7 1-16. Breadstuffs I'M
changed and dull.
Brown, Shipley & Co. quote corn declined Is.
Other circulars say active speculative demand,
and prices advanced slightly. Weather favor
able for crops. Beef and Pork dull Bacon
steady. Lard advanced Cd, 56@57s Money
slightly easier. Consols 81.
YELLOW FEVER IN NORFOLK.
BALTIMORE, Sept II.
Forty deaths at Norfolk New cases dimin-
ished. Portsmouth deaths Fever has ap-
peared at Suffolk. People flying off in all di-
rections.
Advices from Texas confirm the success of
the American candidate for Congress for East
ern District. Success of the American can
didates for Lieutenant Governor and commits
sion claimed.
PORTLAND, Sept H.
Returns in 16O towns give Merrill, Republi-
can, 26,655; Wells, Democrat, 26,069; Read,
6,262. Majority of Senators and Representa-
tives probably anti-Republcan.
CINCINNATI, Sept. II.
River fallen 2 feet since yesterday. Flour
better to-day. Sc 25. Wheat in good demand
81 15@1 20. Whisky steady at s31S @3355.
PrTrsBURG, Sept. II.
RiYer feet inches and falling
New YORK, Sept. IL.
Cotton declining Flour, Straight state
advanced 1215c Good Ohio Unchanged
Southern firm. Wheat unsettled. Southern
white 81 90@1 SO. Corn trife lower. Mix
ed 86@88c. Pork a trife higher. Mess $22
$500 81. Stocks dropping. Money active.
Reelection of Atchison.
New YORK, Sept. 8.
The Tribune of this morning, announces the
election of Senator Atchison to represent the
State of Missouri in the United States Senate
The election took place on the goth ult.
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FINE CLOTHS, VEsT1NGs &c.-Mr; David
ONeiI has just returned from Cincinnati with
one of the best stocks of cloths, cassimeres,
vestings, &c, ever opened in this city. Some
of his yestings especially are exceedingly rich
as well as novel, while he has the finest cloths.
cassimeres, &C., that gentlemen need want to
wear, and of beautiful varieties. No one need
complain now he cannot suit even very fasti-
dious TASTE Mr. ONeil knows how to make
up his goods too in the most fashionable
styles, and complete fits. He can be found
with his goods on Second street, near Main.
all and examine his stock
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4otal department.

FtJS AHEAD,-Woo MINsTRELs.-This
well known and popular Band of Minstrels
from New York, will give their first exhibition
here at Crescent Hall, next Friday evening
There is no humbug about this band. They
comprise some excellent singers, and can
make more music and more fun in a stipulated
time than any other band 0 singers in the
country. The Cincinnati press spoke very
highly of them during their late visit there.
They may expect good house on their first
night here, and crowded one on their second
and last appearance.
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RIVER ITEMS.

The steamer Farmer was here yesterday
morning and after short stay started up the
river But after progressing short distance,
she wheeled round and made very remarka bic
butt at the Kentucky shore. She got her bow
aimed up stream, however, and we hope sue
river
- The river rose five feet plumb, at Mad
ison, last Thursday night. This rather beats
our rise, which was highly progressive.
- The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday
says:
The river has fallen two feet since Saturday
morning, and was receding fast last night, with
twelve feet in the channel to LOUISVILLE
Weather warm and clear. Capt. w. II. Dor
sey, who left Wheeling on Saturday morning,
informs us that the river was falling at that
point, with II feet in the channel.
daily carrying more freight betweeh Cincinnati
and Louisville than they were ever known to
do before.
- The tow tug, Hornet, left Pittsburgh
ON Thursday, with seven barges, containing
$4,000 bushels of coal; the Alex. Wilton also
took out eight barges, containing 1900 BUSH
els. There were three pairs of floating boats
and two barges for the Cincinnati and Louis
vile trade.
The Courier says that Captain Sturgeon
has purchased one thousand yards of the rich,
,acfo fha 70
Gale the old carpet. The Courier says he has
done this because he is determined the Eclipse
:'shall eclipse the world in size, beauty, speed
and costly OUTFIT We are glad to hear this
carpeting is going to make the Eclipse eclipse
the world in size, beauty and speed! She will
probably be able to catch the Shotwell if she
gets two or three more new carpets!
- Captain Sam Montgomeryis going to
call his new boat Jas. Montgomery. Mr. J.
Loury, formerly of the Sultana, will be in the
office of the new boat.
- The river was at a stand at Louisville
last Monday.
- Recolect the swift and elegant Evans
vile and Louisville packet Rainbow will b
down to-day, most probably this morning.
Those wishing to go to Louisville will find hel
all that good boat need be-
- The w. A. Eaves has been thorough,
repaired, and was receiving freight last Monda,
at Louisville, for Evansville and Green river
- The White River started for Greer
River last evening, with very good freight
: She brought down large lot Of tobacco, &c
from Green river, couple of days ago.
- The w. w. Farmer only went up t
Newburg, and came back last evening Sh
will return to New Orleans, from this point
She stopped on the Kentucky shore to put on
passenger and not by awkwardness or acci
dent There wasn't much awkwardness or ac
eideft either in charging the passenger six dol
lars for his unattended ride across the river.
The st. Louis Republican of Monday
says:
The river at this point is rising slowly, wit
feet water in the channel to Cairo. The lii
qois is at stand, with three feet to Lassalle,-
The last report from the Lower Rapids wa
twenty incKes-not navigable, except for yer
small crafts. The Missouri river is reported q
four feet in the channel to St. Joseph.
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AHGTION KOONHAs

Old Court House of Main and Third streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hetel.
ENAyING leased for term Of years and fitted up the
Al we'll known stand. prepared 10 re-
auction private SALE all kinds of
merchandise; household furniture horses, bug
gies. ETC.. etc.
Cash advances made on eonsignmenss when required
sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
cling at O'Clock. A, NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early g3s light.
sales real estate promptly
to.
general assortment of FURNIrQ RE- consisting otslat
spinde bannister backs. scroll and scoop
back office, French Jenny Lind, and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
rockers Sofas soeiabtes, centre
dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
mirrors fine and misses bedteads mat
rasses tin and wire safes. ETC., which we will sell at Gin
Gin nati prices.
yions accordeons, pocket cutlery gins. pistols whips.
etc which will sell reduced prices Tor cash,
Wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON,
Auct's.
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OwENsBoRo. April u, 1865.
certify that had ohills and veTs and applied good
physician who prescribed for and medicine
which did not break the chils relief.
then advised Try DR. OWENS Chill Pills; ds and they
stopped the ehils and perfectly we They also
cured ola most distressing pain in the side which
fearful woud result in something serious Persons afflicted
with ehls would do we'll them; they
GEO. W. MONARCH.
These Pills warranted il every instance
Nherc the directions followed.
70 For sale, wholesale and retail. by -
j, W. COMPTON. Druggist
Owensburg.
Also ny WOOLSEY & SAWYE Err,
Wholesale and Retail gents
ser1 4m " Evansville Ind
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EDUCATION, &C.

ANTERICAN
FEMALE COLLEGE
GLENDALE. HAMI TON co. . OHIO.
TENHE Session of this Institution will commence on
ton located beautiful village OF Glendale Il miles
kGFth 9rOi9einna on the oincnnas Hamilton and Day
by Railroad and river from every par Of the UniOn
Glendale The BGdins sTs @ and Iosgs than
o. VIZ; Ancient and Modern Languages
tory Bellies Letsres filled BY able OIpiis
ed Ssors and Teachers MONSTER RIVE will give
issor SPENCER GHRTsT WARD anS BaBBIFFr F H
men will be asmist5 b i ne Music Depart
e occupies high position and to of the science
MADAME d& asBs1 pRT RIVE attraction
the Music Ac2dem was educated in Paris
eessfu teacher Miss G. c. PLERNED was edaeated 9
Boston Music Academy and from dt yuised abilities
wide spread reputation teacher Miss T. sTAuB the
sher with Professor RY SMITH ah a Of Of an09 aG1
constitute the Faculty Of Music Instruction will given
pupil select The ornamental branches generally viii
thorough Instruction been adopte npon
the completion ofwheh the young ladies will di-
the Music Academy distinguish themselves tibet
Of the Natural Sciences including good raoung Telescope
& eS e ee gV0S @ o. Ge40
much increased by the exerODs of Professor Chrsy
VINO establish the Col
lege. National Ca met.
EXPENSES.
Board in the family the mt. including Tuition
s' sr Of the RaF5 a% n %
all Intervening points per annum. $225.
Catalogue any information respecting the School
be obned by addressing line to Rev John Covert Glen
dale, Hamilton county. O6i"s
Provisions have been made for such wish
the Mt Hoyke department. of Institution
thus diminish their expenses least half The public
respectfully referred to the following and friends
the College; Rev g. ". Fisher. John SmpkiBson. Esq
Rev. W. L. Niehason Rev. W e. Hansel. Rev c. e. Babo
R. Orange. ESD Cincinnati. Samuel Il Brown. Rev. s. P
Fay, Jos. Clegg Esq Dayton; jonathan Marsh Esq.
Miamsburgh; n V. Maxwell. ESD. Centervie; Cusiis
Gilbert ESD. Terre Haue Indiana John C. skinner
Lebanon. o. JOHN COVERT, President.
anr2a- lNrIrn
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
ESTOR ATEVE

81 "A ii ia y n " IA n III n ~
FNNHE effects of this wonderful Hair restorative. are pro-
OLD ans young are lavish in their praises Of the virtues
remarkable position 1t is the only preparation that
e-produce on bald heads a iuxurant growth.
HS The following is from distinguished member of the
p ST. PAU. Jan. !. 1885.
this certificate. After being nearly bald for o-g me
having tried all the hair rstoraves extant and haTingno
trial flaeed the hands barrier an had my
head Igesed VIII g99a 5 m r. and snsn
This repeated every morning. and in three vee the young
up to the preeent time and now thick iacl strong
pleasant 20 the touch whereas before il aS
pearing very rapidly. still your Restorative about
twice and shall have good ID perfect crop o
have hitherto any in which any na
as RELY Snehteg ey any o. the h2 o The result N
experience have recommended your y
tory The people here saw It's and have confidence
il The supply ~ sent u.s. as are made foi
deserve ai.eovs:y for eas Iefgs s
parea long ago Of everescting any such result
Yours ha'i Fisia Of Bond & Keiisg Druggists
TIA. unsersieued Rev. Bragg Is Minister in regui
an ding Of the orhgdox Church at Broosae
m.ss beioyed Copy -- VIM. DYER.
BRoozFIEID jan. H. 1855,
PaoF. woon-Dear sirsaving maze tTiai q Hair
excellent removing infan2tion dandruf and constant
ehiIdhood also hair which becoming
ray toiorainal color have used other article win
anything Ike YoSTs Pls sy and pF0n' BRAGG
n Prepared wholesale and retail at IL Market
street St. LSps No and at Ss5 BTSsdyay are
wholesale retail fayorable terms as
can se soqs1 At any ShsT prices by HALLooK
sToDDARD principal druggists evsrYwnere-
pyI
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E0NARD. L. SWEt
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS.


CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
WDESPECTFULLY tender services the citizens of
Ia Evansville and surrounding country for the sale OF Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots drn1ure Dry
Goods Hard Groceries etc ete also Ocular
paid all door sales description
able satisfactory terms. shall do exclusively Com
mission having goods of to place
with both the buyer and seller WILL
legitimate market We viii devote our whole
Auction Commission business and
customers assured that w spare no efforts
please hsm With we hope
the all those who entrut their business
to care.
.-REFERENCES-
P. G.. o. RILEY & CO., Evansville.
DUyALL, ALGO & Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK IL Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do,
r. b. SYKES, New Orleans.
LEWIS SaAPP, do.
MILES Il. FOLREs Vioksburg, Miss-
WIZ. McRAE. DO do.
LocKwooD & Bros, Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLoG Il FooT. do dc.
EDWARDS s RUsHSELL st Louis Mo-.
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday. at
10 O'Clock and evening during the cling
at early gasiiah5. APPS SWEET IL LEONARD.
= Auctioneers
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SELECT FEMALE INsTlTUTE OF EVANS

EHNHIS Institute will I'd. open session
n day, he Sd day of September
By request the number pupils Will enlarged
fonr ali ages
q EnSTER
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QUEEN CITY SCALE WORKS.
VIM HIIDDART.

No street. bet. Main and Walnut Cincinnati o.
GR / manufacturing Railroad.
8 !
Depot Hav, Stock Coal, Floor and
Platform Scales of all sizes: also Drug
gist and Bank Scales brass and iron
IA beams: Counter Scales. &C., &c. which
III / warrant ofsuperior workmanship and
H. material. would call particular at
EcsF1&sA @ tention to my Iron Lever Hay and Stock
Scales. Ali communications promptly
attended to ogl5-tf
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LEwIsPoRT, Ky, Jan. 2. 1855
This eerdes hatT have had the chls
sad tried various remedies without effect then
box of Dr. OWENS Chill Pills. and they have entirely
THOS- p. TAYLOR.
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OwESsBoBo, Ky, Feb. %, 1856.
chit aud feyers for six months ard after trying
edies was duced box Pills. which
have cured sound and WE'LL and believe them be the
best medicine in BALTHASEE. MACH.
have known the above gentleman years
fy that his staten ents tTne.
J. PLUNKETT, River Trader.
Pittsburg, Pa.
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BLAKE,s FIRE PROOF PAINT.
A0 BBLS Blaks-s Genuine Chocolate Fire Proof Paint
LWw the st FIR metal roefs ralres
ide wal bridges and any surface that yos
protect weather and dampness will sell
this paint unusually close estate say delivered ct
p. DONIGAE.
ag77-2wd&w leS, Main ST., louisville, Ky.
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pIANO ZOE SALE.

first rat. second hand plane in
Slete order. nd trranted to be 6rst
U II 1i5s runent is o. cred for sale cheap if aP-
en- at Mr. HELMS store. Main sta between First
srees door to Gumbert Gotieb's Clothing
aglb-2E
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AUCTION SALES.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
VNTE offer sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
wv denee with good outhouses and cistera, and in
good neighborhood. For pal ticulars enquire of
SWEET IL LEONARD,
Anctioneers and General Agents.
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS
WILL

FENHE Rev O. A Foster about to undertake ally
n the thorough education his daughter willing
receive young ladies between the
teen with whom and his daughter class.
COURSE OF STUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Alphabetical Lessons. Reading Spelling and Numbers
orthogrAphy Writing Elements Geography and ATith-
mete.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic, Geography by and more impressive
mode of teaching Reading polling
Elements OF Natural Science the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued; Geography Ancient
and Modtrn History Ancient and Modern; Logi Natural
Intellectual and Moral Phosophy Chemistry Botany Min
erslogy Geology. Astronomy Political Economy algebra.
Geometry Natural Theology theology GEeeian and Roman
Antiquities. Evidences Of Christianity, the Bible.
Regular and critical through Read
ing. Defining OrthOgaphy Writing Grammar and Com posi-
ton; familiar
the studies pursued.
Strict attention shal he givn all those grsces
and depor requisite the lady
This institute furnished with Yhoso phica chemical
apparatus, and superior minerals,
shells.
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NEW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.
BLACHLY g. SIMPSON,,
no. Ii PEARL sr-, CINCINNATI
I % RTEpS AN M Al L p s

o. Ii PEARL ST, CINCINNATI,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ATFRICAN AND DOMESTIC Day GOODS.
RE now receiving theft supply Of and fashionable
"A FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Embracing every variety suitable for ire Westsn trade
Thew respectfully solicit examination eff their stock
Western merchants visiting this city. agld"wlmS
DIR. f. D. MGLLER,
OF ILADELPHIA,
WKTHO graduated in Germany and France, and give
Wv best testimonials from Professors the United
States his services the citizens of Evansville and
vicinity Physieian He will particular attention to
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Dr. MoeeEnves those persons afflicted with disease to
call Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
sueh as the Kidney Urethra Inhammatory
of Bladder. and Syphilis Will be
cured in the shortest time charge for the first visit
Once corner Sycamore and Thrdsts. Once hours from
A. NJ. till evening.
:. REFERENCES.
Fhus: Mutter Prof. of Surgery;
San'I Jackson. Prot. of Theory and Practice;
o. D. Meigs Prof. of Midwifery; ga
g. R. Gilman; Prof of Midwifery;
Jos NJ smith. Prof. Of qheOry and Practice;
II. D. Balkly, III. d.
Thos. Hun. NJ D.. Albany. ~ "
MasosF. Cogswel, NJ. D. Prof Aateria Mediea, Albany,
N astif-tf
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DIES. RRAY 4 PENNINGTON.

DIS. BRAY & PENNINGTON,
ESP EOTFUhLY inforE the citizens of Evansvi lie and
II its vicinity that they have formed partnership the
practice of Medeinr aud surgery.
Having been actively in the profession for
oE century and become familiar with the diseases incl
dent this climate they hope their experience and
will enttle them a share of public patronage.
Their office FFsr Hian and Locust
poe the Post Oee. where eithe both of them be
consulted unless absent on profess onal business.
aglS-u
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RoN HARBoR, KY, April II, 1855,
This is certify that Ihad Cils and Fever my family
for the past ten months and tried Al the Chill Pills and
nary they have7topped chIs most my
family with exception On my Oldest herswes
OF them that would I'll
Dr. Owens Chill Pills and safely to eEs-ybody
WM o. JACKSON.
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PRINCETON FENALE HIGH sCHOnL.

PHTNt'ETU ' FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.
FHNHE this Institution viii Be open
n ed Monday. the Sd of September 1855. convent
ent building will be erected during the and
ed accommodate pupils after opens
will be fitted and comfortable STYLE and supplied
with of philosor chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department will be eonzected with the school,
though in into which boys under twelve
years Of age will be admitted.
The Prncpa has uade with families
TO boar nil from a listau
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MEDICINAL.

DIX. w. L. UWEN d FILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
/ FEVER AND AGUE AMP CHILLS
AND FEVERS.
1 and 9S sgqsRy the RFsssS e 9asid1s.
bees parporsing to come from persons who haye
merely the Imagination Of brain OF the eoinpounder
sube5s e ssia for sRs Pi
and wonderful cures in diseases which
the diseases in the caption of this advertisement
and speedy remedy sSbsanass this ASSERTION s he
various medicines purporting cures hare only
found relief from the use Of these Pills, -
made BY machinery for the purpose ofmaking money They
entirely costly pure drugs and cannot he sold At such
5 as e5e % w s ON cure patent pits But those who
patton will these Pills the cheapest
desee Of the virtues these Pills will be given BY
application to the subscri6srs
This esrtiaes that my taken very SICK with chill
Sf pr Owens Agps Pills happy sS{ shst isy s
August 1. 1855
the thai Dr. oxsn had in curing es and
ted Pills hat the entirely
well aud believe them to be the best Pill offered the
years been severely s ana lS Svs sns Pas SSo
itg nothing that would afford any relief only
daysat time was last induced Of Dr. II.
o. ms Chill Pills. which did, and great Joy,
uisng one hox found that more free fror4 ts
most athseme of all diseases, Chiils nd Fever
would say all who Rave Chiiis and Fever lose mot
mo ment butgo Immediately Dr. w Compton pro-
cure box and my word Tor it, you viii never be troubled
with Chils agaia. CHAS. B. GRIST.
Ron HARBoR, KY, April II, 1855,
This is to certify that Ihad Cissnd Fever in my family
for months and tried all the Chill Pills
Chill medicine that be~ad in the country IN ordi-
they stopped the chis the most of
family. with exception On oldest therswes
OF them that would make iii
n. / o
WM o. JACKSON.
OwENsBobo Ky. Feb. %, 1856.
Or W. T. 0wFN-Dear Sir; l. have been afflicted with
chi is aud six months ard after trying
have cured sound and WE'LL and believe be the
best medicine in BALTHASEE. " ACH.
have known the above gentleman years
J. PLUNKETT. River Trader
Pittsburg. Pa.
LEwIsPoRT. Ky. Jan. q 1855.
This certifes atI have the chs
sHd tried various remedies without effect used
box of Dr. OWENS Chill Pills and they entirely cured
OwENsBoRo.. April II. 1865.
certify tha, had ehIls feves applied GOOD
physician who prescribed for and gave medicine
which did not break the chis give any relief
then advised DR. Owen Chill Pills; dd and they
stopped the ehs and perfectly well. They also
cured ola most distressing pain in the side which
fearful wonid result in something serious Persons afflicted
with ehils would do we'll to use hsmi they are certain
p;I1s o,-a
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FLOUR,

GOOD supply of Poseyville sad other 20 brands oil
IN S. +. Flour on hand and for sale By
aaI7 j. W. IL s. VICKEHY,
P. S.-We ALWAYS in receipt of the best brands OF
FLOUR which at market prices, and deliver to
chasers free of charge.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
coRSER OF LOCUST AMP WATER Streets EVANSVILLE I'M

NIXON q GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B OOK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER & SMITHS
B "a N X B o X II apers
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS eAED SHEETS
LightbOdy,s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS etc etc
SALES ROOMS. n Is 70 WALNUT STREET.
CINUINN ATT, o.
Where they offer every variety paper the city
features.
Sc Highest price paid fer Rags. sep46m
JAMES E.SuITH.
ENGR AVER.
No. Il. 81 st between Main Market Louisville Ky
visiting Wsd5sns Invitation Cards Scales Presses
Embossed Cards and Envelopes Door and No Plates
ang23-6m.
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Reelection of Atchison

NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
The Tribune of this morning, announces the
election of Senator Atchison to represent the
State of Missouri in the United States Senate
The election took place on the goth ult