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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-24
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TelTitIe G&tas Grcyho.
BURSTING. OF TILE F'EPRY- Boar NEW 1FR-rv
Ttfr7--1- -, E,,r,,...,.,.r. -, >.t..,c
49,. 80. ''..i'
P's7e Q . e'0S'- oiA '2@l0'0a3 evening Ihe Jerry
boat New Jersey, While crossing the Delaware
river. from phiIadellIda to Camden. took fire
is 40 ,,ii.rI6 df-tt5, straan, qiboro t.;-..
-. --19 -,
great Ole''i % li2dtlHS lce IN Iiie river mdch
difficulty was experienced in managing the
vessel and she was finally run upon the bar
o1rlr3,5s;fa1 { -,cb sfrant AIe,1t ~. b,,r!,.aa
ss7
aA e's oi' 'o't y 'i'S'', u nom
INTO the river and were rescued BY boats and
others saved themselves by elinEin5 to fI5atir
ice It is feared that a LARGO number are
-. -.
~ ~, 80 -, ..-..- ,,ss., rtavy
lile poat was headed lQT. The canal but, on
reaching That point Capt Carson discovered
that the ice was 50 Jammed between the banks
that,to golthrough would be almost an imp0s-
sibilitLsa ~ s.sssss $685.
She then turned pqrthward, so as 10 cross
the bar some distance above Smiths Istlnd,
and wnen nearly opposite Arch street wharf
was-tjseovered to ha on fire near the smoke
stack An effort was made to check the
flames, but without avail. A scene Of with
excitemelt er5llgd, the passengers all pressing
forward to escape the flames and to be the first
10 iunp ashore as soon AS the boat sbould
touch the wharf the CAPTAIN n3vino. directed
the blot steer direct for the Arch street wharf
When within about. thirty feet of the wharf
the wleel-ltouse fsll rendering her STEERING
appafatlis useless. Al str0na ebb tide was
running. and the eddy setting M the river
capses the boat TO sheer off FROM 4be.yrharfarl
aoat towards flle Island 1gain. Belo,e this
-in}le however. most. OF me passengers had
inmped overheard some Of whom managed 10.
getIIpon- cakes Of ice, ana others were taken
from the water bv persons in small boats.
Manv OF the passengers. among whom were
some fetaaies, remained 5n The Boat until the
burning Of stleir clothes drove them to leap
into the water. .eH.Es
Mr. VIM. Aenew, resident Of Camden.
giyes'a terrific description Of tie melancholy
disaster, as fellows
Ar.-1glels's Statsaeelst.-L was standing CON
yersing WITH Mr.. 3luschaInp, conductor on
the Camden and 4niboy railroad When he dis
covered the flames bursting around the
"smoke stack Making an exclamation that
the boat was on fire, he spian5 forward 10 tha
wiudWap1. He saw tie captain in the pilot
house With tie plot. Almost the moment the
fire was discovered, the boat was headed for
tile Arch street wharf & wild, heart ren1ing
scene Of terror ensged. BY q common impulse
the passengers rushed 70 the winds ward, to
.avoid thentense heat OF the flames, which had
now engeloped the whole after part OF the
doomed vessel 8lr, Agnewclupg to the guards
as long as he could. There vas nothing that
be could see save fa-bench 81. two that could in
any way be made available as 9oat or life
preserver. The fumes as the wind drove
them about, increasing "a volumes every mos
ment, caught the dresses Of the women, whose
shrieks FOL. assistance were appalling. One
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fpHE gnarsned having pqressgt ne entire stock ef
Goods comprising large eht ~ " A1er 's
f4s fcrrae nned ~ 81 }osFaa vou resrect-
ny nforn citizens 81 RvansgiIie aud ven ne
the business the old st5ua, on ISL street be-
tween Main Locust and would De h2ppy t. y2 on az
who viii favor am With promising give 5aisttctton
or sale The FSTTP wiz he solf 1T small aaVEeee
ru arsf cost svFfuorF ssY HrFEEErcE FoEfEF PEichs
. goods repree nted ~ -
"a Kin Is Watches aud tns pieces rsraiFe IN le
best snuer. aadnt moderate charges. , ,,,-,7,1
jan2i-tf kttAS. bA1 NJ
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WANEN u TtEE
~ TT R ~ "A EI 2

EAVIEG geneso very heavy = learning tGe pro-
cess, and sitting rooms Is taklpg AnaFotypa
a,n now prepared TO put 0pin the tnts any sized AM
eCoeg fro ninth t. ehl The AH Ira
iizr superior t. the DaguerTeetpe in tone sna lean
Inr ao rfe glare The Dug.srre tyre n an cun
SseeH any lght We a!sota'9 80 enres e ne sitting
picture. and when held 70 the light
rssssatIv brahspafant She Aubrotyle AIRED rale,
inr rAea sish=d. eR5rely air ana wstsT tight END
ir sitting 70 to 90 seeondsi children
49,, 10ssc5nds FIaase cali and sqeei mems
- ~. 81 rILESTON.
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,~EAgs TEE TRACK

TUE LITTLa - - - :
as Now lenins one o. g 81 " u 7asd u tbis ei.y y
= sFrlnT @no -, Cineinnati ffouses. u
jaT;ps mat Afs1ss Weilsas WHOLESALER
gn5 Iesqe iysoif duplicate any BAL tfatfset
Ciaeinnstt aud i yor Yentt7 eenYtae ey9Bi
lease coli on =. Tfot IL
estern star '!ie'a a A'0i m~7-tf
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IL FAvoB OF Fn.IuoEs..- Philadelphia
Daily News, hitherto not political paper,
places Fillmore ard Donalson at the head Of its
columns, and remarks:
"Thus proclalming our preference, we know
that we reflect the sentiment ofaa overWhehn-
ing majority Of the. people OF Philadelphia,
md, we verify believe Of Pennsylvania, No
lnannow living has a stronger hold on the
affections and confidence Of the American peo-
pie than Willard Fillmore, and eminently does
ais past career show that lie is deserving Of
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-EUGES1A AND Hen PROBABLE BABY.-The
Paris correspondent Of the New York Post
writing on the 10th of February says:
"The heir to the crown of France is impa-
tently expected. The ocoacln1eat may take
tIac, from one day to another. To complete
The fel;oteY that has for some time marked the
...~aor of ts present represen tatiye Of Tie re-
publican dynasty, ...I:.,s aeT,glar-.tbs
dynasty is to he Of The i 80 t sl,
Impress looks upon this Is i'sl'' a. s ~
babginen (ags'ts) is also prepals III . en-
Of that'seX The Emperor it is saio, 4Sos
great delight ia teasing the Empress by pc
dieting that the child viii lie girl"
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AOCAL EeE5pAas.E,5a Ely,E,


bAL PLioRE QYsTERs.-Nr. J w. Parsons,
agent for the sale Of Baltimore Oysters. has
opened Depot on Main street near First,
where he viii keep the best quality Of fresh
Baltimore Oysters till the season closes. 1t
win be seen by reference to advertisement
that he is selling them at lower price than
they have heretofore been offered here. Those
wanting the estqualily of this Yankee veg
etable," would do well to drop in at the De
pot
t. Bargains IN Watches, Jewehy and Sill
yer Ware Wilson McCiraw & Son, corner Of
Fourth and1Iain streets Cincinnati, have just
returned from the East with a splendid stock
of these Wares they offer great inducements
topurchasers. SEE their advertisement. This
IS an old established House, with many adyan-
tages. over Others in their line.
GEORGIA 'Go1D.-'rhe editor of the Savan-
nah News recently saw two nuggets of gold
from the Parks Mine, in Columbia CO.. One
II these masses Of solid and pure gold weighs
La4ooY and the other l,C51 dwts., valued at
$4,000.
.rA New York Assenblyman has intro-i
duced bin into the Legislature prohibiting
the publishing of anonymous communications
in newspapers; and another Scion has brought
forward a bill to exempt clergymen Of paying
toll on PI,nkroads, tarnpikes and bridges.
-------s----
-0T~Gfeen, thereforraed gambler, and Flaw
Isirs the reformed drankard, have agreed to
have q debate on the question Which is thei
most injurious tomankind, gambling ordrnnk- !
enness: Indianapolis is the place and the
nth Of april the time fixed upon for the con
trorersy TO come Off
" The San Antonio Texan says that a !
boynanied Jones, living on the Salado, who was
bit by rattIeshake, was cured by administer
ing to him ipmediatsly quart Of pure
whisky
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l,he Mar!etta Rsnnblican sars elar


The Marietta Republican says eleven
steamboats, are now lying at the mouth Of the
Muskngun, waiting for the breaking up OF
/ the ice between Pittsb,rg and that place
They are the Caledonia, Chicago, J. w. Chees-
man, St. Lawrence, St. Louis, J. C. Fremont,
Argyle, Arctic, J. w Halema1, Iowa, and the
Messenger
The Rainbow was here Saturday after
noon, and a band .ofmusic on board walked up
the land nappers A crowd Of Louisville boys
were on board, wlro had chartered band, and
We're making.a flying visit to Evansville and
Henderson for their health! We hope they
had a happy time oft generally. They select-
cd The right kind Of boat for their trip sure.
The fast low pressure steamer South
erner viii be here this morning from St Louis
for Louisville. Her rates of passage and
freight are the same as our own packets. Mr.
Archer, in the Office, viii Show Evansville ira
yelers every attention. The Southerner4s an
e2cellent boat in every particular.
The stern-vheelef Gael was. at our
WhaIl yesterday afternoon loaded 20 the guards
and almost every foot of her upper decks
crowded with freight. She Was from Cincin-
matt bound for ST. Louis with good many
enigrants on board. She put off a good deal
Of freight here.
---77}e big Eclipse left New Orleans last
Monday evening, and arrived here yesterday
morning early, five and a halfdays out The
last trip down She landed at New Orleans the
largest load Of the season, about 1850 tons,
diseharging over 100 tons on the way.
1t was reported last Saturday by the
West Franklin mail carrier, the South Ameri-
ca vas raised Friday night. This was-a mis-
take, but We presume she has been raised by
this time
Tie fne and fast steamer, Antelope
was here Friday night from New Orleans,
Bringing dates Of the Saturday evening preyi-
Gus. We thank Mr. J. L. Beeler, clerk, for a !
package ofpapers.
- Business was rather dull at The wharf
yesterday. River still falling, but rises re
ported above. Weather mild last. Saturday
l'orsosrp.-Flhfee persons were poisoned
last night at the Ohio House, by some gyI }S6m !
weed seeds, which were put by some Children |
into coffee pot Dir. Cowdrey was called III 4
about 10 O'Clock, and the rlea were relieyed,I
from Immediate danger, and VIII all probably |
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srssIB1E.-We thank Heaven Chat the

SESsrBLE-We thank Heaven chat the
American women are disearding fashion for
the sake ofhealth Read the following from
the Boston Bee:
Nearly every woman we met in the streets
yesterday had on q pair Of boots-good, non
est, tang leggeL, waterproof boots. iowmQch
bstteris thlsf than paper scjied, disease eslnch-
jig. 1ridlculous> shoes. We are beginning to
think the millennium is approaching, Women
wear to0ts-actuaf solea, 10 mistake boots.2
5PERTTxESFC UEsTIoSs- Ho cAE Ags.Ea?
Tao brokers Of Indianapolis. in a.carl to. the
pubic, ask the following questions Yiz:
DO the banks put out their notes for the benz
eft 6f the public, or to make money by it2
and ifthc banks make money g' Puttngthon
notes in circulation, why shouldn mt the brokers
Ina1e-nancy by returning them Tor redeInp-
ton IN COIN? EfeE
Ylfe1 these questions are answered, We
wiz IlJal55a lVte OF it for future references Z
iH14s8on Corr
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4. i. COOK 8 son,
wH0I4EsXI.s2 AND RETAIL DE3s.Esss IN
Gss0CEEssgszS ~ PROVISION,
EVANS VILE. INDIANA.
wHoLEsAlE DrrAnrssEyT.
5. FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.

MAIx STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW TIE coRNEB
- II. COOK begsto thank bis friends in 3vansee and
Agaeir5orho0d their av0rs freely Bestowed upon
nix since "a in business amongsr she1l snd tgses
this ccnor-tu5ty IN roaHcng 20 their notice his SON y
n. @0CK. whom he has 5aep into parnefslP 3T"l tA'
date and solieits ier the new trnt ot n H. t0QK SOY
Of the support literally conferred himself
COX Son having t2sas The 6csIRess premises nG
thew wilt be enatleato supply the ete7 OF
article they require the Gro
ccrv aud revision line Il 9. San wish especially
~ attention Of persons the country ayiag produce
their
ing Cd their too6 aa1 snpi che -lelE with all
required the wholesale department, prices that
ster,stTa thsir orders or the faturc fsb.-t
EnRfyFS hundred pieces PEiDts spring style now
sreaed by -uhs WI. HUGHES.
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AECTanN WOMMN.


Ola Court House. Corner Main Third streets inue-
elaiciy opposite the Washington Hotel.
AElSe leased for term Of years and fitted up the
q "A &ooFe welt known stand, prepared re-
oeiFe for sale at auction private sale, a kinds 3d
nerenan disc, household furniture horses,
I5si Laness ma lie On sonsisn when required
regular 54ie5 every Nuest.J. Thursday and SATURDAY.
com 45eaei2g az o'cioek - Also Tuesday. "Wednesday
tng Friay ishts. at esrly Pas ight.
O1t-docrs7s andsa4es real PROMPTLY attended
l" are weakly reesi wing, au haze hand large
1n4 sHsrsl tnsntCt tRNISL re, cons5 tsat.
a2le tae 2nGs5er haCE scroll AID scellor
eek 0s1ce, French. Jenny itnd an4 Bxstle wood seas
chars mahogany ARD rose wood sofa Chsirs Ezahsb
chArs srrHB seat rsebors sof1s socatss centre
ery a2ln! an trsAktass ta7esi light an5 wash Stands.
lounges 'rf2r3 line aud misses LeGstcads mat
~ Aal "irssafes, etc, which Wlseli Cin-
We have also banda rrsav variety ofuotions swelrv
7ein aceoraeons POCKET cutlery guns. pistols WHIPS
etc. etc Taich Viii sell eaucsd- prices cash
Who'll esais orre1aIl. NOOLSEI & NELSON.
mY9
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rsawNEs 1870 sRQp

IS ,ov,e pesd atthe old stand
- sFraet Vine and Sycamore Streets
S LIN esp constant hand All kinds of fresh
49,, tsafittes and al Of tn I'm at the lowest MIR
ir,s Tvouid glad 70 have calls from ny old euste-
n s; sIt1lhs p1Yt'' WIN. PAYNE.se
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rvrFTEEfEEgT NONE,

eTTIZ2vSf Bank, Cherokee Insra aRd Ranking Com
pany auers and Mechanics and lagrange ltsnk OF
Gsorza Bank df ohasaaocga and Commercial Bank Of
Vile ether Banks Of Alahspas Tens
0eorgs aud North and South earoins taken at par
fsi.5-4F III tEo SycsnearNa ter 3
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Gen JAcKsoN's ENDORSEMENT, OF. A. }.
DoNELsoN.-When the old patriot was about
closing his eyes on earth, and preparing to
meet his God, he did not place his mantle up-
or-Mr. Deaelson, Chat he left for Us 90 Io) but
with his blessing beques5hed to him his favor
ste sword, which had been presented to him
Tor noble deeds, in the following remarkable
language, which is IA literal extract from his
last VIII:
bequeath to my weIl-beloyed nephew, An
drew j. Donelson, son of Samuel DoncIson,
deceased, the elegant sword presented to me
By the State of Tennessee, with this injunction,
that ne fail not to us9zit when necessary in
support and protection Of our glorious Union
and for the protection Of the const tational
rights Of our beloved country, should taev be
asslilsd by foreign or domestic traitors This,
sroln the great change in my worldly affairs Of
late, is with my blessing all I can bequeath
him, doing justice to those creditors to whom
am responsible.
This bequest is made as memento Of my
high regard, affection and esteem which bear
to him as a higb-n'iaded, honest and hoaoraJls
mar.
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2O.Oo0 NUMREns . ,ooo PRsAks
rhole Tickets $50 Halves S; Quarters 81 80.
REPRESENTATIONS PRIZES.

The two preceaiuF cling those
drawing the prizes Will entided the
roxtmation Prizes For example ifteket 1929 Ora
he $50 prize. those tickets numbered 2S l2e 1921
wieaeh eutitle5 500, and aeeerding
0 the above schsne.
PAN OF THE LOTTERY
In tho above scheme there CtGtckets ndusterd
2}oo0 There 2oofuJ prizes aud 500 ApProxna ton
making il all coo PRICES.
The numbers from to 32 eorTesuoHdinE With the nun
beers tickets printed sepsEste siipof paper
rolled enorcled with small tin tpbes ana placed in
Glass Wheel.
The amounts Of 20ofull prizes similarly prin
ed placed ia another Wheel Al rexoIv
wheels drawn the e o Of nuiuh hers
tire rrze is drawn fro the other wheel
who df5IdGd Tie number sad the prize
opened exhibited the audience ana
isJered l the Csorer she prize Being placed against
uualber F's cef.0E peatsG until all the
prizes irawn cut. TIE drawing then printed. ard 4
the Cougni
e5- Prizes payable in fail, WITHOUT DEbUcTIoS
d4rasz Orders fer ticset5to- FRANCE CO.,
feb23 Baltimore. Nd
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,rIfaMas REAnEN

d deliver Goods Tree Of charge. when bought a his
80 sssFe 8 ResB pPRy q Bas9n ss1 as
Flour Sheea Corn. White Beans Butter, EGGS Lard TsA
SUGAR Coffee. Stone Ware. e.ssv teP ?
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Nsss4Ee - . & >.

ARETYALs AND DEP ARFCREs

SATURpAl March 70
CRYSTAL PALACE. from New Orleans Bou,gyilIs
EMrEEss. from Louisville to New 0rleans,.
ANTELOPE. from New Orleans to Louisville.
NoeglEa YER, iron. 81 Louis 70 Louisville.
= STATEsMkS, FROM ST. Louis to Cinouuati
-. BsIoGEs. from filing Green to Evansville.
&EHPHIs from Memphis t. Cincinnati.
ALVIN ADAMS from Louisville to St Louis
RAi>Bo". from Louisville to Henderson
EctiP3E, (s.w from Cincinnati to NAshviIIs.
GAzEL from C.ucianat 10 st. Louis.
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NE u EE.s}s Is ING. And cox MILK
e "a r. established A the corner o.
and Canal streets the purpose Of manutse-
turing FloRr Meal for ,ie home trade. We Wis keep
ds If -Four an in enantties to
salt the trade hope TO inertia share CT the pu1e pat
ny giving you ag0od srcle of IlOurand Neal.
CIR nding done TO modate the oourtvy tTaae.
iaG2e-tf HART & FAIRCBILD-
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rotsoSrD.- Three persons were poisoned
last night at the Ohio House, by some gyps6m
weed seeds, which were pat by some Children
into coffee pot Dir. Cowdrey was called III
about 10 o'clock, and the men were relieved
from Immediate danger, and VIII all probably
Lrscover-L Lat. Con.
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Burst. ARHIv AEl-ofsprng sna summer Dry Goods
g The Subscribe recevpg large stock 81 the latest
tvle II spring ssr dry GOODS bogts shoes
ti5ns the atceutiH Of purchasers Is selected
mis- s1'a $40 --3 WA. HUGHES.
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EdsaG ..ln

S r W / n G.. NJ a CHIN ES.
FE7HESE Machivs operate upon anseptrely Irinci
pie, using shuttle, Int edle an two threads
THIS Been in erer&ton N the hands of families enc
tly long gEe thea trial.
and have given entire satisfaction. sfsH@
They simple construction, and highly ornanep
useful. fitted ady1s paror,
py conspicuous position theshop of the artisan
fuTnsh Machine that would be.
ll,l te family use we'll as 70 the warts Taliers,
and Cleak Makers, Shirt and Collar Manufacturers.
We ecu fdant ao ar MACHINES in Il present form
the nest heze6 to the put1ic. -. e
housands families can testify their merits all
offsEily sewing. While Shirt snd Collar Nanufaetu-
acknowledge their Superiority all others
SlTiT wcIB
the Machines is soiie isde
Terkins x Reads. j.. o. HEAD
nllat Sole AGENT for SYSTEMATICALLY =
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IS = 8 6 O . O -
MARYLAND LOTTERY.

TO BIZ DRAWN or THE 6kts4
BE va y u 4 An
GRAND CONS oLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. CLASS 10
To he drawn in Baltimore Nd saturday March e. 1886
r. FRANGE 3 CO. 1[annnera.
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COMMERCIAL.
aIARKETs BY rRLEGRAFH.

BAlrnoaE. Nalebae
No mail beyond savannah. Flour firm With small sales
at s6s75 Corn and. wheat unchanged.
CIEcINSATI, 3arch22.
Holders Of -four are not disposed to subulltso de
cline IS % offered; some sales ofeztra at s. co. Wits
Ky steady st2te. Provisions unchanged. Sugar 30
90. coffee very firm at I2}z a f2a{.
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times prepared to fuFaish AooklTg
Nahogerv 81 alnut ftoseso Cd Frames Sstas
Fiates Pieure Frames. eta; also CIT ,5!
France and OF S4etnFes ana
sngs retail. ut the loEestp n.ssT
rbsatwins No awsss Fenrth asreet, oInasnnati. 0.
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- - .lEENEIEn Nfa.aEC

WE have rented the new Brick suilape Fyss stFsets
tso below M4ssrs. Bement Z lee anu -
viii he receiving our nring ssoe S9q.e
c. oaI3 and seems shai tie prepared e ofer them
ee- ff5cnlanrs m .aal itv ourtf0oas aBd IN
rjre Vs,v offer goads TO al cash and rTomps time
buvcrs other mouse ~ ts y est aaa We secfV
feB5s 4. s W. ". MORGAN. &
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AaMENE. eAamoua 8. co.,

AENENE, C8EEEOES &, Co.a
Wholesale Grocers, Commission. 3 Forwarding
81 e Z c u a \ T 8. t- -5-ss -
No. 70 South Levce. S. Louis. Missouri.
= Full. assortment Of serje hani.. Par
a ocular attention pai6 to she nission and Forward
ing department., also 70 Sizing .oraers.
+REEf.RES CES.--
JOS. CHARLES, T-esdeat Bank Of -Hiss0ari. sfss
pArBY BARESbALc Raukors.
UyDESa AIl3oN -. 8 t2sgIS & &C., S. Louis. ~
w 81 4}URTCH. j. 5. - " WISE, J. " MADDOX, H. a.
iRosFVAS. Vince1ucs.
EsUGHI.n cRASa Co, sA,,UEL car. BEN.Er VILE.
Evansville. e bz2-3aaaS ~ 3
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CoNDTT4ON OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HAWTHORNE, COM, IS



As presented it's stoekho:ders and made mp
with State laws Of NeIoTx Ohio Indians, Illinois
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LWANS keeps hand fae assortment of PertuneTle
II the best manufacturers also,
Toilet articles. StftionsTy, --- ~
Fahrodering Materials, Plated sTsef-st, 5't
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tSSEAf EFsEE-a0 pieces fancy Cashmere handsome
V stJ les rec "a this day and for sale ~
JA8fES LOW & co.
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1875 shares Hartford and Providence r.
e. Stsck, preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent
ioI shares Boston & Worcester K r.
stock 80. .,..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
250 sh8rss Gem River IL. r. Stock
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EnRfyFS-0ne hundred pieces Prints spring style. now
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ENREsEI OYSTERS can again he had as asnal AZ theeor
2 ptr, mh3 TENNEY & SORENSON

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VIE ahdeE constantly keeps han large assort
~ mem fresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also - soda Pilot and Naval Bread. which being
+rfed BY latest mtIoye Machinery. at
Low price place te " excelled
quality ty shy ther mandatory country large
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searnare Vine