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CLOTHING HOUSE.
III GNIEAED racDoo+fulI, ;,r

n III CAhIIARD respectf uIIy iniOTms the
". merchants and citizens generally Of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity that he continues the Clothing
Business, with increased facilities and greatly en-
arged stock of beautiful styles and patterns suta-
bic for the season, ut his store room on Louisiana
Avenue, east side, between Front and Second sts
where he will at all times during business hours
be ready to cut ard manufacture CLO1 HING, ar
the latest and best style. All orders given will be
accomplished with promptness and economy.
n. B.--CuttinG done for the Trade and warranted
to fit when properly made up. [nov
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
Pcrrysburg Prices Carremt.

Wheat, S1.G5Ml.70; Flour. $90o@9.50; Rye,
G0065; Corn, 45@50; Oats, 25@31; Potatoes, 81
GD50; Butter, 1920; Eggs, 12@10; Apples, dried,
Sl25@1.50; Peaches, dried $l.00@l25; Beans,
$l.50@2.00; Feathers, 31@44; Fresh Pork, 50l6
Beef 4C05; Tallow, 10@12; Lard l0M12; Wool,
25W30; Hay, $S.00@1000; Wood, S1.50Q2.00
Salt S2.00M2 so; Onions, 37tj0. ...
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NARRLE WORKS.

AE ARREE WORKS.---EDwARD LLOYD, on
1FI Monroe-st., Toledo manufactures ard deals
in American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet Slabs, Man
ties, and all other articles usually called for in his
line. lie has on hand large and well selectedas-
sortment of italian and American Marble Moru-
ments, Tomb Stones, &C.. which he will finish in
the best style. with promptness and despatch, ard
on as reasonable terms as any establishment in the
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark of re-
spect to their departed friends, will please give him
a call. IToedo. Nav 26. l955.--2yl
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WRITING BOOKS,
II. Ii. Folger VS.. John Clark.

SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a writ of e.
- ia. to me directed and delivered from the court
OF common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at the door Of the court house in Per-
rysburg, on Saturday the sixteenth day of Februa-
ry, \. D. 1856, between the hours of ten A. ~ and
four p. NJ of said day. the following described lands
and tene,nent5, to wit; The north west quarter OF
section thirty three, 33) town three (3) north of
range ten 90 east, in Wood county, the same being
taken i'll execution the property of said defend
ant at suit of said plaintiff. W. L. COOK,
MURRAY & DODGE, Attvs. Sheriff
Jan. II, 1S5G.--3jw5S2
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Administrators Sale.

ON the 9th day of February, 1856 between the
~ hours of 10 4. NJ. and p. NJ. at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, will
ne sold Mt public Yendue the south part of the north
five sixteenhS Of the north quarter of section
twenty-five, of town six north of range twelve east
IN Wood county, as the lands of Johanna Duhsa
deceased, late Of Wood county. containing twenty
i've acres; appraised at $325.2j. Terms, / down,
IN one year. and in two years with interest and
notes secured By mortgage on the premises.
S. JEFFERSON. Admir-
OF the estate of Johanna Buhsa.
Jan. l2, l8jG.--3jwjS2
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Wood County.
Sherif's Sale.
Joshua FCOr.

pY virtue of an execution to me directed and de-
ID Hycred, from the court Of common pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause,
will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg on Tuesday, February goth,
1856, between 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock 2. NJ.
OF said day. the north east quarter of the south
quarter of section No. twenty (22) in TOWNSHIP
No. three (3) north of range No. eleven nl) east
in Wood county, Ohio, containing forty acres more
or less. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co., o.
MURRAY & DoDoE, Attys Ftff.
Dec. Is. 1855.--31wl0$4l2
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John Fay VS.. Peter McAIahan.


AthhRlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an execution
- to me directed and delivered from the court of
common pleas of Wood county in the above enti-
tied cause will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, March 8,
1856, between the hours of II O'clock, NJ, and 2
o'clock p. NJ, the south east quarter of the south
west quarter of section twenty-two (22) in town
ship four, (+) in the United States reserve in Wood
county, Ohio, containing forty acres more or less
W. L. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co.
.- JAMES MURRAY Atty.
Jan, &c, lS53.--37w5$l
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Al!cot 4 Horton ". J,hH NcCrory Il 0i
CHEklFFS SAII.--lS virtue of an alias writ
- Of H. ia to me directed and delivered, fl IN the
court Of conmon l,leas o1 Wood county, Ohio. l
will Cter fer sale al the door of the cturt house in
Perryshurg, on Tuesday, the 2Gth day of Ft bruary
lSjG, hetw cen the EuuIs of 10 A. NJ. ard y. NJ tbt
following real estate situate in " ood county, Ohio
to Wit: In-lots cf the town of r0rtag eville rum
bers thirteen Q3) and fourteen, (14) taken 10y in
execution as the property Of said dcferGants tho
suit OF said plaintiffs W. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
MURRAY g. DorGE. Attys Pltffs.
Dec. 20 lS5h.--3: wCS3:5
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DOCK ROSE, an invaluable remedy for all dis
Ia eases ofthe Liver, Scrofulous and Biliouscon-
plants Indigestion, Dyspepsia Cutancous Erup-
tons, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Coughs. Headache
Canker and Nursing Sore Mouth Rheumatic and
Bronchial Affections and G eneral cbility ltacts
with wonderful efficiency in purifying Mebiood
giving tone and elasticity to the system. thereby
inspiring energy and power to throw off those nu-
IN merOus diseases incident to this climate.
In quart bottles at 81 each.
2tf PECK & HAMILTON
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r. w. Shawhan VS.. James Andrews.

r. w. Shawhan VS.. James Andrews.
SHERlFF'S SALE.---By command of all
- order of sale issued from the court Of
common pleas Of Wood county, | shall ex-
pose to public sale, at the door of the court
day Of February, 4. D. 1886, between the
hours ol one O'clock and three O'clock p. NJ,
the following described property, to wit =
The east half Of the south east quarter Of
section twenty-five, township three north.
range nine east; taken as the property of
James Andrews at the suit of r. w Shaw
han. w. l.. COOK Sheriff
Jan. 10. lS55.--3Gv 5Sl.75 Wood co.
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VA NIAN1ED--5t,OoU Hoop Poles; all kirds II
FROM IcrE FnrrCl :" Pirc. Is. !. HOILlSTTR.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Wing Convention.

ALBANY, N. Y. Aug. Is.
The Wing Convention yesterday adopted a
series of resolutions and an address antagonis-
tic to Mr. Buchanan on account of the Cincn-
natl platform, and to Col. Fremont because of
the sectional character of his party.
The American Platform was not endorsed,
but the Wing organization and its principles
are to be maintained. A full delegation to the
Baltimore Wing Convention was chosen.
Mr.. Granger the President of the Conven-
ton, spoke in the warmest manner Of Mr..
Fillmore, and the CcventiOn adjourned amid
much enthusiasm
| The Resolutios were as follows:
| WHEREAS, The old time Wings of New
York have in Mass Meeting duly consid cred
their position as Wings in connection with
their duty to their country in the present
crises, and have candidly examined also the
merits of the three Presidential candidates
now before the people, and the probable conse-
quences of the election of either, therefore
! ResolUed That we cannot support Mr.. Blu
chanan because we believe that an Admins
tration established on the Cincinnati Platform
will perpetrate internal animoSty, and endan-
ger our amcable relations with foreign powers.
| ResOivel, That we will oppose to the utmost
extent Of our ability the election Of Mr.. Ere
mont, believing that he is not qualified for the
Presidency of the Union and we firmly be-
! lieve his election would increase the internal
STRIFE the party he represents being in spirit
sectional and inevitably tending to disunion.
! ResolUeR That in the election of Willard
/ Fillmore, we find a safe guarantee that domes-
tic agitation will be quelled, harmony between
the States restored, peace with foreign nations
secured, and the interests of agriculture com
merce and manufactures promoted; and there
fore we will labor unitedly and earnestly for
his election.
! Resolued, That while thus lending our aid
to promote the election OF the American can
didate, under the conviction that such is our
solemn duty, we nevertheless retain involate
the cherished Wing principles and organiza-
| tion and as soon after the present contest as
may be convenient, will resume separate party
action.
The address and resolutions were adopted
with enthusiastic applause. Mr.. Fillmore's
name was received with hearty cheers. One
hundred thousand copies were ordered to be
printed for circulation.
CON GRES SIONAL
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for Southern red; 5O@1 68 for Southern
white; corn steady at yesterdays rates with
sales of 5000 bushels; mess pork hull; beef
buoyantS lard buoyant; whisky dull; stocks
firm.
PITTSBURGH, Aug Is.
River 16 inches by the metal mark and fall
ing.
CINCINNATI, Aug Is.
River without change.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY UP TOWN, ESQ.

In SEARCH OF A JoB.-We yesterday saw specimen
of humanity who ejoced in the name of jim, ana VINO
was himself demonstration of the theory OF human
beginning at the lowest order Of the min
ral kingdom for he certainly belonged to one of the
intermediate stages occurring between the mineral and
,ha .n nal else he combination OF boh, that
.i.,o saw man covered with the base substance Jim
WI. not to nut too fine point on it, drunk indeed we
MIGHT sav he was very drunk. but st lie was disposed
to make himself eful well as ORNAMENTAL ana WIN
this view he staggered into clothing store anu "pPe
,foraIob But Jim wasn't tailor, but he "ah'e1 10
work on the road and finding that tailor shop ahord
ed rather poor prospect for employment on Tue pun
lie ,rks, he went out and stationed hlmseh Oh 'no
corner with ndomitabie worthy oil
success he appealed to the passers by to give MIN
the road jim invariably stated his terms 81 0o
sper day. After many fuiless endeayors he changed
his tack commenced offering per day to any man
who would give him work aforesaid, but poor Jim,
didn't present very magnificent aspect in mis- person
neI-ddnt look if he possessed of the necessary
where WITH to any bills that might be presented so
speople wouldn't believe that Jim was in earnest, and
his offers were rejected. The last we saw of Jim he
trvipo to count crowd Of-one and talking on
several subjects at once. Said that he belonged to
very respectable family no lived or the banks "i The
Ldey near Dublin Ireland and declared good
.oud country bad TO appaIe with tears III Ms
eyes, to the citizens for his daily bread Judging IRON
appc concluded that Jim's dIliy WHISKY WI"
OF far importance to him than his daiIy oreau'
~ There police cases yesterday
WEATnER-oLoGIcAL.-Aft several days OF damp
gloomy, disagreenble weather, sunshine and "Hrmu
have again med the supremacy. Business oi al
sorts painfully DUH and solemn, grave like sIillnes
pervales the city. River continues very low,
NJ Yesterday was observed by the Catholic cburel
as the day of the assumption Of the Holy Virgin
Services were held in all Cathedrals.
81 CAy.L.-1he breaks are all mendcd but navigation
cannot vet be resumed account of the scarcity Of
ter The quantity in the canal is insufficient for aviga
ton purposes and the water White river being lowe
than the bottom the canal. none be supplied
ttila rise occurs. The feeders all very low. Their
over dozen boats aground al different points tina
cannot be moved until more water can be Supplied.
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ApPoINTMENTs FOR JUDGE HORTON

Judge Norton Peoples candidate for Governor, will
p ak at following times ami places Let the whole
people turn out and hear him:
Delpai, July 81. at P NJ.
Dayton. August lSt at p. NJ.
blla Rockville, August Cd at p.
f- Greencaste, August 4th at p. NJ.
Bedford. August 9Th, IL p. NJ.
Salem, A ugust 18th, at ! P.
bloomington August 9TH, at p. NJ.
CordN on, August 49, at p. NJ.
Leaveuworth. August IA, at 1P. M
Rome, August Is, at PM
Rock port. August ~ at r
Bonneville, August 10, at Up. NJ
Mt. Vernon, August 81, at p. NJ
Evansville, August %, at ! Nj.
Princeton, August %, at PM
.s Petersburg, August 25, at ] r NJ
Washington, August DC, AT p, M
DeYer Hill, August 81, at p. NJ
Paoli, Angus %, at P. M.
-.a Spencer (Oweu Coz August 80, at P.M
Bloomfield, August 30, at P. NJ.
asF sullivan, September |. at / P. NJ.
Bowling Green Sept . ut P N.
Terre Haute Sept. 3, at p NJ
~ Seymour, Sept. 5, at o'clock.
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CON GRESS AL.
rHRrY-FoURrH coxGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. Is.

WASHINGTON, Aug Is.
SENATE.-The Senate took up and passed a
bill from the House, to reimburse the State Of
Vermont, for expenses incurred in 1888 and
1889, by payment of militia in the prosecution
of the new treaty law.
Mr. Wilson introduced bill to secure to
actual settlers, the benefit resulting from
grants of lands for railroad purposes reservlng
to them the alternate section at So, 5Oper acre.
The Senate thon resumed the consideration
of the civil appropriation bill
HoUsE.-The House took up and passed the
Senate bill regulating diplomatic and consulor
salaries; $4,000 copies of the report of Mr.
Campbell, of Ohio, on the subject of the modi-
fication of the tariff were ordered to be printed
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15
| The Democrats anticipate that sufficient
number of Republicans, for practical purposes,
will secede from the Kansas restriction bills,
while on the contrary the Republicans de.
clare they will continue in Il solid phalanx
without wavering.
| The last veto Of the President is of bill for
land Vetoes have become SO common as not
to excite surprise.
The naval appropriation bill has been final
acted upon hy both House. 1t appropriates
about $4,000 OOO
The mileage and per diem of Gov. Reeder
amounts to little over $4,000.
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is.
Mr.. Blair, solicitor of the Court of Claims,
has appointed John D. Mcpherson his Deputy.
and it is said the President has appointed
Dan'l Radcliffe assistant collector, as provided
by the recent law.
There is no truth in the rumor that Mr..
Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy, is to supercede
| Mr.. Mason as minister TO France.
The Cabinet has not endorsed the dscon-
tinuance of the Kansas prosecutions.
i Five Ladies Drowned!
II BosToN, Aug. Is.
A yacht was sunk yesterday in the harbor
in consequence of coming in collision with the
ferry boat. There were ten persons on board,
and Of them five ladies unfortunately persisted
The names of the drowned were Mrs. Sam'l
Robinson, Mrs. S. Ewing, Miss II. Greenough
! Mrs. E. and Mary G. Hamilton.
) HALIFAX, Aug. Is.
The steamship Arabia arrived from Boston
: this morning She is leaking in consequence
of having twice struck the rocks near Seal Is
; land. She will remain here to-day to ascer-
tain the extent of the damage received, which
y it is feared is SERIOUS as he is leaking eonsid
erably.
. BQsToN, Aug. Is.
d An english ship is reported inside of Caps
>. Ann apparently water logged. U. S. steam
err is alongside.
h The Republican county ratification meetin:
y will be held at Funnel Hall on the 25th inst
n. II. Banks and others will be present
! BALTIMORE, Aug. Is.
/. Flour steady, sales 500 bhls at 40; whea
# firm; corn 59@62 for white, and 60 @63 70
a yellow.
1t New YORK, Aug. Is.
Flour improving, sales $500 bbls at 25(
6 40 for Ohio; Z 25@7 60 for Southern, anc
,e 65@8 40 for extra; wheat buoyant, sales
'fI 5000 bushels at ! So for Western red,
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PEOPLE's MASS MEETING

Mass meetings Of the People opposed to the present
administration and its continuance under James buehan
'un will held ut The following times and places
Judge Morton aud others Will address the public.
COrydon, August 18th.
Princeton, August 25d.
.Terre Haute September Sd.
! = lie Nmonr. September 5th.
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OFNonews Of rise in the river yet. There
is some consolation-t cannot fall much low
er unless the bottom caves in, and there amt
weight of water enough on it to accomplish
a that
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saturday-Aug. 1910 o'clock--Baptst Church, one
mile above Henderson Ferry.
g Ar O'Clock P. NJ, Farrs' Tavern, Union town
ship, Vanderburg County.
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AZ AEa:TION.

ID ENG about Indiana wishing
ES administer estate and settle the
hefor leave will Monday. the 18th day of Augu
D. sell public auction residence Third
opposite eIma" Catholic Church, all household
kitchen furniture constn of Carpets Sofas Beds and bed
ding Chairs Stoves &c also hhe Piano Forte and LARGE
Oil Pa nting; also Carriages and BUggies
all horses hands at the tine of sale.
credit of will be given all $40.
taking note with approved security.
have also valuable real TOR sale cheap ard gO"d
terms, All indebted whom | am indebted
requested call and settle before the day of ale
e23-ts s. KAHN
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r1yIE UNDERSIGNED Guardian heirs OF ohartes yum
80 5scsJ wi agreeable order Ofthe Knox CO.
Court Common Pleas made the june er eoo expose
- soI a. The Court door in the city o. Evans
vfe Vanserbur.h co Ind. atnrday the sd day OF
..+ a N 1885 hetween the hours OF 10 o'elf OK A NJ.
the folio described real estate in said coun-
~ NTH oil orty acr s. TIE south
~ the southwest of section No. three
town seven. ange ten west -
the purchaser giving bond with approved security
,sI,ation an laws with interest from
W.. i"s y23-4tw4 CHARLES PRESSEY. Guardian.
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OFThere are large number of fine bust
ness houses now in course of erection in this
city, to which we invite the attention of Cup
Town, ESQ., and little ink thereupon from
his pen.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
ACHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
- First street largs sarment of III Papers
from itie the glded e0mprisin
thing of the beautiful description ia this line They
also keen everything apperaning upholstery and
superior style Having enlarged
our tore-room acconmodat increased business,
prepared receive customers, and show them
large ok and low prices ap29-tf
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VINEGAR NANUFACTORy

I'VE wish call the attention of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers in
that manufacturing pure ar
ticIe Vinegar, which will sell compete
att Pittsburgh prices Give call tar
trial all ask. MERCER & TILFpkp
B-The mandatory is situated the corner Of Fourth
and Canal streets LamascO city. JVl-akFF
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FILLMORE CLUB!
.s- AT APOLLO HALL

THIS EVENING, AUGUST 10TH.
Col. John w. Crockett, of Kentucky,
Will address the friends of Fillmore this evening The
Ladies a invited to he present
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Les

M RREASTPIN Of the shape of haEp, with pearls on
s;Jss and hair in centre Vsu' fax the sake of the
liver The rewarded and rsceYe the thanks
,tls ova Z ~. I.-vins ( = :hl= 'tiro }ef9tl
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0TEighteen inches water reported at Scuf-
fetown Bar yesterday.
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TRUSTEES, SsI.E AT AUCTION.
GREAT BARGAINSl

'ENHE undersigned will sell public auction at the door
a Woolsey Nelson's Auction ROsm, in the city of
Evansville Monday in September 1856 the
estate vz:The undivided ALI of 397
Wharf the of Evansville the Ohio river
extending from tt of Division street
point Pine About $50 feet of this
already improved and affords only
ing in low for stea hoats.
ALSo-Lot containing In-GO Lot
Lot 23 % 9lCO being part
of the south
ton ia V4nderburgh
ALso-Lot-. containing IN section 10 town
Also q of lot J. western q lot 2;
westerns lot all the Fourth Enlargement
adjoining the city of Evansville Terms made known the
daY of sale. j. BRAN. Ass'gItes of
v2s ids JNO. SHANELIN, : c. Bell.
Velksbote cepy TO amount OF s..
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ICE GAM SAL ON.

HAVE Just opened an Ice Cream saloon In Mr. lpey
buildings above the Sherwood House,
all times the best quality of Ice Gre
richest and in the best style with tine
Strawberries Families he supplied quantities by
their orders also keep different kinds OF FRUITS
with tropical fruits by frequent
ceipts wish the public to give call as
have a neat saloon ielGtf BEN HORDE.
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AIabams Election.

BALTIMORE, Aug. ~.
The Southern mail furnishes New Orleans
papers of Wednesday, as late as due.
The election in Alabama, which has been
made the subject of special dispatches in that
city and Philadelphia, was only for Assessors
and County Clerks.
The papers of both parties admit that there
was no real contest, and there was not the
slightest excitement either before or since.
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Mr. veatch's Appointments for this Weak
Jas C. Veateh Peoples candidate Congress, will
address his fellow-citizens the following times and
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FHNHE varied stock Of spring and
dry goots ready for inspection at Rosers
Main and First We peet
ladies' Evansville and vicinity give
call purehasrg still adhere to
old motto sell cheap and sell heap
Our style Mantlas silk an traT honnets tTenGi
trimmings, hid and finish SIZE
gloves cape shaw briliant de LANES bareges
ladies' misses and childrens shoes
Orlings Vestngs and COatsngs for gentle
and in article in line has no rival
in point quality. all goods have been
chased York from OF the first Importers an6
therefore enabled complete with any house in this or
any Western city.
again we say give . call and viii sell goods at
tnnishin1 10 " nric.s. apI5 ROSER BRO FREY.
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o. The Central Georgian, published at
Sandersville, heretofore neutral, has raised the
Fillmore and Donelson flag, and in doing SO,
says;
1--WE dread the consequences of the wild
and dangerous progressive policy enumerated
at Cincinnati. We are not running tilt
against nations and the rest of mankind, to
carry out our own peculiar views"
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SALE or REAL EsTATE.

The first Monday of every month at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville containing a the recent Enlsrgements and be-
lieying will the of all
apart the uday of Ev month the sale
Real Estate. aueo All those wishing to sell
their in time the public
The patronage those having Houses and Lets Lands
for public private sale respectfully solicit
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEH NELSON, Auet's.