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Bills OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON

BILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE -CN
Adrian Mich. Mario -, g.
Alton, III. Marshall, Mich.
Anderson, Ind Michigan City, Ind.
Ann A. Dor. Mich. Middletown, ..
Auburn, n Y Milwaukee Wis.
Battle Creek, Mich. Monroe. Mich
Beloit, Wis Mt. Vernon, q.
Belvidert, Ill. Newark. q.
bingham on, N Y. New lolk, " Y.
BloomngN gNS@ss 7frr Niagara Falls, N Y.
Boston, Mass, w. Nies, Mich.
Buffalo N Y. Norwalk. .
Burlington. Iowa. Oberlin y.
Cambridge. Ind Oswego, n. Y.
tanandaigua, N. y. Owego N Y.
Chicago. Ill. gainesville, y.
Cincinnati, O.. Peoria. Ill.
Cleveland, y. Peru. Ill.
Columbus, q. Peru Ind.
Corning, N.Y.. philadelphia, Pa.
Charlottesville, Ind lqua q.
Davenport, Iowa. Pontiac. Mich.
Dayton, .. Pottsville, Pa.
Delaware. .. Providence, r. I.
Detroit, Mich. Quincy, Ill.
DOwagac Mich. Racine, Wis.,
Dubuque. Iowa. Reading. Pa.
Duukiik. N. Y. Richmond. Ind
tlgin, Ill. Rochester, N. y.
Eimira, n. i. Rock Island, Ill.
Elyria. O.. Sandusky, q.
Erie, Pa Sheb0ygan, Wis.
Fond du Lee. Wis. Sidney, ..
Fort Wayne, Ind Silver Creek, n.
Freeport, Ill. South Bend. Ind.
Fremont. .. Springfield. Ill.
tialena, III. Springfield, D.
Green Castle, Ind Stonington, Conn.,
Hamilton. .. Syracuse, N. Y.
danapols. Ind Terre Haute, Ind.
Jackson. Mich. Tifin. O.
Janesville, Wis Toledo, o.
Kalamazoo. Mich Troy, o.
Kenosha, Wis Urb ma, o.
Kenton. q. Utica. N Y.
Keokuk. Iowa. Waukegan, ILL.,
Lafayette. Ind Wcstfeld, Y.
La Sale, III. West Liberty, q.
Lewiston, Winchester, Ind
Lockport. n. Xena. o.
Louisville. Ky. Ypsilant Mich.
Madison, Wis GAINESVILLE, D.
Mansfield O.
GOLD DUST received and forwarded to the U. S
Branch Mint for coinage.
Our regular semi monthly Express for the Atlantic
States Europe and CAM da is dispatched on the lst
10th of each month. by the Pacific Ill >team,hip &, III
pany. the Nicaragua Steamship Company, ard the Ind
pendent Line of Steamers in charge of Special Messo
g,rs, by each steamer, going and returning
WELLS, FAn GO Y co,
GEO"GE SEANLE, Agent
COloma, April s, 1866 aO1
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NOTICE..

EM,RY ANN CORNEY, in order 10 avail myself of the
! benefit of The act TO authorize rred
transact business in their name, sole traders do
hereby declare that intend hereafter carry the bus
hess of grocery and eating house Keeping in my own
name and on account. and that The invest.
ed in said business does not exceed five thousand dollars
MARY Ann COkNEY.
Columbia, August 90, 1856.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Ell DORADO. On
the 2",h day of August a. d. 1856, personally appeared
before me, Justice Of the Peace in and for id county,
Mary Ann Cornev, who there made and subscribed the
above declara ion and acknowledged that she did freely
aud voluntarily, for the and purposes therein
toned. WIN JABINE,
aug23 89-3* Justice of the Peace.
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WELLS. FAkG0 { co.'s
Ii ~ f. * IL - -.

JOINT Stuck Company - Capital $50O,OOO.
DIR CTORS,
Henry WELLS, William u FARGO
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay,
FL JAH T. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS,
EDWIN b. MORGAN b. y BARAEY,
WILLIAM J PARDEE
n. BA.tNEY, President.
THOMAS N. JAYNEs, Treasurer.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
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33.3n,'
John r. Long,

John r. Long,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Office a, Messrs Newell Y Williams. Coloma
He is prepared to attend legal business conveyancng,
acknowledging e ds We
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Ell Dorado Bath House and Shaving Saloor

STREET. CoLoMA, OPPOSITE BAKERS uorr,
XK/ARM aud Cold Baths can be had at this as,.h,,
w ment from s A. NJ. to z. NJ with clean l;nan
and good attendance ~
The under g ,ed having reftted the FL Dorado Baths in
an el gint m inner solicits n share Of patronage
II ,ir Cutting Observation-Disclosures. so
Sampooing ....................5 so
ooSV'oS''..'... .......................2b %
J. SMALLWOOD.
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STtTE OF CA IFOHNlA A. County FL Dovndn.
- Is DISTRICT CURr linz JUDICIAL DISTRICT
LAWRENCE BUHAg, Plaintiff,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-16
present.

7 ? In 4 notice in the Journal Of yesterday, EFF the
Evansville Benevolent Association, Dr.. HALLocK
mentioned Treasurer of the Society. JAS. T.
WALKER is the Treasurer FOR this year. The annual
election for officers viii take place. when there
may be q change, Mr.. Walker has labored to
purpose the cause obtaining occasional contributors
from the city aud county Since last June the city has
contributed 500, and the County Board Sl25. Private
donations, amounting to SIS or 500 has also been
ceyed by the Association since that time. considera
BILE portion of this money has been expended III send
ing INDECENT persons away their friends who would
otherwise have remained charge upon the Association
Within the past ten days about persons have
been thus sent Of.
Hoo lrEM-The pork business still remains brisk
The house OF s. ORR & Co, has thus far slaughtered
about 9b90 head $50 head killed by this house
yesterday afternoon. s. ORR d Co., expect to do
large business this season, and being of tho
popular establishments in all this region of country
they will doubtless lead the They have packed
one lot Of 800 head, that averaged 23j lbs.
II. c. CoePER & Co., have commenced operations in
good earnest They were rather later getting under
way than of the other houses. Yesterday they
Slaughtered about 300 head, principally heavy.
This season will fall short of the last by nearly
half. reports Mt. Vernon. Pork ranges here
from ST 10 to - -. decline of 81 is predicted at
Cincinnati before the close Of the week Reports from
Jacksonville places pork the maximum, &c, and
packers refusing to buy this fgare.
PLEASE TAKE NorrcE.-Those Of oar readers who feel
an interest in the appearance of the local column, will
be kind enough TO all deficiencies and errors,
both of omission and commission, &c, &c which may
occur in this department Of the JOURNAL for and dnrng
the space of week fGom date the duly authorized
and regularly commissioned chief Of re local domain
has gently subsidized into state Of Ratrmony which
being created his absence the aesh from
his post for the space OF tine aforesaid CEs sun
shines brightly.
p. S.-Should any feel aggrieved by whatever
may appear during the pro temPOre administration Of
the substitute, they will confer vast favor by
treasuring up their wrath until Cy returns, and then
lick him like bllzes for what may have done, for
qui fGct per alum Jaeit per se is of the oldest
max of the law.
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IsEyEIs INTELLIGENCE.

TEE RIVER at this point within the last "a
hours, has risen three feet, and is still rising
The Fanny Bulltt was down yesterday
for New Orleans, loaded to the guards.
~ The Raven passed down yesterday
We did not learn her destination.
81 The Diamond came down yesterday
morning and returned to Louisville. She had
a good trip both ways. The Diamond Is the
regular Evansville and Louisville packet, and
as good boat and well oficered is entitled
to most liberal patronage.
OF The steamer Hiawatha was still hard
aground on the Falls last Saturday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-16

LADIES FAm.-It will be seen by notice
in our special column, that the ladies Of the
German Evangelical Church, propose to give
a Fair for the benefit Of the Church. They
have an ample collection Of materials, and,
ry description for use and for fancy and sub
stantial presents to friends as token OF re-
gard, or to the needy as evidence of a kind
heart. The appeal will meet a generous re-
Spouse from the members of all sects.
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port of GuansuiIle.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

SUNDAY, Dec. IA.
JOHN TOMPKINS, from Tenn. River TO Louisville.
MARENGo from New Orleans to Piitsburg.
FANNY FERN, from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
ALICE VIVIAN, from Louisville to New Orleans.
NoRTHERNER, from Louisville to tlemphis.
CHARTER, from Nashville to Cincinnati
RESCUE, from Memphis to Cincinnati.
J. ". CHEES3IAM, from St. Louis to Cincinnati.
MONDAY. Dec. Is.
MARS, from New Orleans to iIcinnall.
DIAMOND, from Louisville to Evansville.
Y. X. STEVENSON, from Nashville to Louisville.
HARTFORD CITY, passed down.
REDObPH. passed on up.
RAVEN, from Louisville to Tennessee River.
FANNY hULLIT'r, from Louisville to New Orleans
RAINBOW, from New Orleans to Louisville.
NORTH STAR, frosn st. Louis to Cincinnati.
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CAMELs IN TExAs.-The Secretary Of War
in his report says the experiment of using
camels for transportation, has proved entirely
satisfactory, and he thinks they will be of
great service in army transportation, especially
over mountainous districts, and swampy
grounds In two experiments made with
them the present autumn, they performed
Journeys of 60 miles in two days. in one in
stance carrying loads of COO lbs each, over
rocky and steep activities, impossible for wag-
ons; and in another instance they travelled at
the same speed over marshy and DOGGY
grounds, carrying burthens of 300and $50 lbs,
in the midst Of heavy rains. These tests fully
satisfy the Secretary of their usefulness in
transportation. And he thinks it matter OF
surprise that as the camel was the first ami
NAL subjected to the use of man, we should
have remained so long unacquainted with its
usefulness. The government have 40 others
on their way from the Mediterranean, that will
be landed in Texas during the winter, making
a train of e camels for the use Of the army.
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DEATH OF A VETERAN.-Major Louis Gally,
at one time soldier under Napoleon, but for
many years prominent citizen of New Or
leans, died on the ID inst The Picayune
says that when Gen. Taylor went, in 1915, to
Corpus Christi, at the commencement of the
war with Mexico, the first artillery he had,
were the guns Of Major Gally's command,
while Gally and his men were there to serve
them.
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TALL SHOOTING IN THE EAsT.-A sports
man in East Weymouth, Mass, killed four
wild geese at one shot in a pond where they
had lit to rest. The NIAGARA, \, Y, Gazette
says boy snapped his flint gun at six wild
ducks in pond in that vicinity; it didn't 90
off. but as he took it up to fix the lock, the
ducks rose and the piece discharged itself, and
killed every one Of them.-Boston Journal.
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Concert.

Tho RILEY FAMILY have arrived and will
give one of their popular entertainments at
the Crescent City Hall this evening Their
Concerts last season gave them a reputation
hero that will secure them fall house to-
night. All the young folks are expected to be
present.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.

OpT Hogs were selling at Terro Haute on
Saturday for %.
o. In the case of McCaIPs heirs vs. w.
Carpenter, before the U, States Circuit Court
at indianapolis, the jury We're unable to agree
on verdict and were discharged.
" The George Law arrived at New York
on Saturday bringing same dates from Calilor-
MIA that we received via Of New Orleans, and
81, 100000 in specie. The U. S. sloop Of war
Cyane was at Aspinwall and the sloop Of war
St. Mary's was at Panama watching American
interests on both sides ofthe Isthmus.
o. The Judges in Oregon had refused to
hold courts under the law of Congress- re-
organizing the judiciary.
WALKER's OVERTHROW Charleston dates
of Saturday, say that the steamer from Ha-
yana and Key West, brings intelligence that
the steamer Tennessee from San Juan YVES at
Key West with 500 passengers, Is Of whom
had died Of cholera. The Tennessee left San
Juan on the 4th Of December. The passen-
gers on board of her state that Gen Walker
had been driven from every place, except the
Transit route. AT the last accounts his forces,
amounting to four hundred men, were at
Granada, surrounded by the Costa Rcan,. Sal
vador and Guatemala forces, where fighting
continued for nine days. Walker himself was
on board steamer on the lake, without COM
munication with his own army. His men
were in a tight place, suffering from the want
of provisions and clothing, and dying off from
disease.
naval fight, which lasted two hours, oc-
Cured near San juan del Sur
Granada had two six Founders.
Walker burnt Granada aud Massaya
o. Lola Monteas was passenger on the
Tennessee. Sugars had improved &c at Ha-
vana.
OF The Southern Convention, before its
adjournment, adopted resolution, saying the
subject of re-opening the slave trade was
not meant as a defiance to the North. The
Senate of South Carolina laid on the table the
report of the Committee on the re-opening
| of the slave trade.
o. There were four feet six inches water
at Pittsburg on Saturday night and rising.
o. Coffee on Friday at New Orleans was
1el5; Flour dull at Sc 8715 Mess Pork ST.
%; Lard dull 1111s; Molasses COZ.
New YoRK-Saturday night-Flcur ad-
vanced sc, closed active at Sc % to Sc 40
and Sc 40 to Sc 60 for sup. Western wheat
closed with an advancing tendency. Sales
Of 10000 bushels at 81 81 for Red Winter
Illinois; : l 60 for White do; and 81 70 fol
White Ohio Rye firm at soc. Corn firm
with sales of $4,000 bushels at 70 to 7215c
for Western mixed. Oats steady at 46 tc
SOC for State and Western. Pork firm; SOC
bbls sold at SO Sc to SO 50 for mess. and
$17 to S17 so for prime. Beef firm. Lard
firm at II l 2 to 13c.
At Cincinnati on Saturday, the market fol
Hogs was dull for all kinds, averaging less
than $50 to $50 lbs. The receipts since Fri
day morning were very large, and towards
the close there was an increased disposition
manifested to sell. There is good demand
for Lard and Mess Pork at full rates.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
FEAYING leased for aterm of years and ur the
Z 4 Old Court House. of Main and Third
reparedto receive for sale private
sale all kinds Ofgoods and merchandise;
furniture. horses, buggies. etc.
CashadvaEces made onsi On nents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
comeE Gin gat o'eoek A. NJ Also Tuesday sdn esday
and Friday nights. at early Easlight
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville containing all the Enlargenehts be-
evng it viii be for the interest Of all concerned.
apart Ie first No uday of Ey of
Real Estate auetiO All those wishing
ted to hand in their lists time give the public
The Of those having Houses Lots
sale either public private sale
ted. jyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON. Auct's.
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CALIFoRNIA.--Taking the vote of the State
in the recent Presidential election as a basis
of calculation, and allowing but six inhabitants
to each voter, the State must now have a'pop-
,ulation of 624 900.
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~ General Tom Thumb sailed Friday in
the Persia for Europe. Mr.. P. I. Barnum
went out few weeks since as his business
manager. The General travels now eXclu-
sively on his own account. He will remain
abroad probably about four years.
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FINANCES OF PESNsYLvANIA.-The re-
ceipts into the State Treasury Of Pennsylva-
mia, during the year ending the 3Oth ult,
amounted to sc, $50. 729, and the expenditures
to S5,377 142, leavnga balance Of 81, pa, 795
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0EF There is but one city in the world,
aside from Boston, where smoking in the
streets is not allowed, and that is Warsaw,
Poland.
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Hoe MARIETTA Henderson, packers are
paying SIS. At Vincennes, good hogs are
worth $3.50.
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OF The Legislature of Pennsylvania as
sembled on the 9th of January, and go into
an election of Senator on the 18th.
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~ There is firm in New York the name
of which is Lay, Hatch & Co. The clerks are
presumed to be Shanghais.
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(tTA snake was lately caught in Tully,
Mississippi, which had two heads, one at each
end
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Dry GOODS AT AUCTION!

EUST received and viii he sold auction at our Auc-
@ ton Rooms regular sale days.
raj Dry Goods. Notions fancy articles
Consisting in part Of Brown and Bleached Sheetng and
Shirtings Sa-inets Caseaes Coating Faunels Blankets
Jeans Hasng. Gloves. Nts. Spool Threads Lincys,
Merines. Siawls Susuenders. &C.. &c.
ALsO:Tabes Pocket Cutlery JeweIry and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razors Pins Needles
Accordeons and great variety fancy articles
Q mention. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
noyI Auctioueers.
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OF There are now hundred slaves in Or
'egon.
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en- TRAILS Prime % Drums Sultan Raisins;
. 80 bxs Lay. IS u " K RaisiDs;
l Zante Currents just reed Ter steamer New
York BY deeI5 Z. II. COOK x son.
DOZI and lbs cans fresh Oysters. by
1 > deeI5 Z II. COOK Il son
SIX BOXES choice Virginia Tobacco. just roe'd per
asci5 In. COOK SON.
STARCH 40 boxes Wheat Starch;
- 100 hays assorted number Shot. received ly
raj road md for sale by oct2t l. x ID. HERMANN.
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M E r. 9 II r. TT TT =,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
HAvIxe cited UP a mammo

s15r - HAVING fitted up mammo 49, -
~ e Wharf Boat. the largest on the l-s 5s s
Ohio River in the substantial manner we are pre-
business entrusted Odrcare eth
or by RIVER, RAILROAD Or CANAL
without exposing to the nclemeGcy othe weather any
property; and Will be paid to Receiv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly filed.
P O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his
friends for their former patronage and respect
FIJI y solcs continuance Ofthe same, which will be
duly recipr0cated.
Store Room weIIsupplied, will be kept for TIL &C
commOdatiou of Boats and their orders carefully filed
r1h3-d&w1y p. G. O'RILEY q co
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posi- AGE SAVED ON JTAGAZEN ES.
Frs Dohell * Lister beg call public attention
w that they SUPPLY HARPER PUTSAN Cooley
ENICKERBOCKER, HOUSEHOLD 0RDs, GRAHAM, &e at the
SAM price as the publishers either by the single
Nunbr thus the the entire POSTAGE and
from them usually receives his Magazne week earlier than
r the routine The volume of Harper com
resk Nv nnv1s DOBELL 4. LISTER.
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CHARLES BARNUM.
DEALER
Watc n es. Ciocks. J"vvcIry, &c
STREET. LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind.
WATCHEs AND LEM ELRY.

: j
FSNUE subscriber has received
JgwELRY. which ha il prepared cell cheaper than
for cash His soak consists in r9rc Of Watches vari.
styles aud Jewelry Of all kinds and quality
eiudng some Gold stone, Nosaie Coral in setts Gold
end Silver Chains Bracelets Lockets, Necklaces Rings
Cola S is Sleeve Buttons. Gold Pins Plated spoons
Forks Silver Thimbles Guards. KEYS bracelets &c
&c. In fact. almost everything usually Jewery
all o. which will be warranted renresened and will
sold cheaper than offered before A
from those DESTROYS purchasing respectfully solicited
Clocks Watches and Jewelry all kinds repaired the
best manner and work warranted.
watt CUAS. RARNVN.
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At Cincinnati on Saturday, the market for
Hogs was dull for all kinds, averaging less
than $50 to $50 lbs. The receipts since Fri
day morning were very large, and towards
the close there was an increased disposition
manifested to sell. There is a good demand
for Lard and Mess Pork at full rates.
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sHAKEsPEAlsl. EoEs TIgE3 lEILL.LoN.

FENHE complete works Of William Shakesreare with the
"a ginal Text restored than swenty thousand
typographical errors and omissions by the
script contained in the recently discovered
folio Of 1872 By 2. Collier, Esq F :. A.
he book store Of nov25 T. CONJUNCTION & co.
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20 ATCHEs, &C.-,..-,,..-
II kegs Double Refined SaltpetI.;
90 British Luster:
5Oos indigo, quality by railroad anf for sale
at reduced prices BY oot6 |. Il D. HERMANN.
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CONSTITUTION AND TIVE UNION.
New GooDs AND NEw PKICEs.

SSHANKLIN & REILLY beg leave to call the attention to
y their friends and eustomers their large and well
Of spring and summer dry goods reed
during weeks prng of the most der-
found in the city, which they Cher at whole
sale and reailto their and the public generality
for cash time buyers Thtrsock
foiIoingBroad cloths black and fancy
and Tweeds white buff and fancy Marsaies and
silk Vestings CotOnades cloths and
Linen Drills rich Calieoes Of Philip Allen spraaues Bne
State printed French and Scotch Jaeo
rich printed French Robes plain and salty
Beregss black coored Grape MantE bite CASH
and Gin CHAINS rich printed Organdes,
ChalI Laines white Grape Shawls black
rich tla slals md scarfs black
Capes Moria antique Parasos silk and bingham
LeghOrn and Braid Hats English straw
Bonnets. rich bonnet Rikhous Hosing Gloves
boots and Carpets floor and
printed window blinds together with
Trimmings small and fancy goods.
&c Re mvI SEANKLIN & RELY.
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VIZ f gned wish cali the of the
w Wholesale Merchants Of Evansville and dealers IN
general that manufacturing
cider Vinegar. which Will sell compel
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give call lair
trial : all asE. MERCER & GILF0RD
\. B.The factory situated the of Fourth
and Canal streets. LamascO city. jY1-d&wly
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EEERSONS wishing wood he surnod bv lowing their
II orders with Wheeler Riggs Grocery Store. Main
street. Chi ps for sale also. octl7-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-02-19
FOR SALE.

FARM one mile Southeast from Nashville near the
IA Noiensville turnpike road containing fty-oue and
quarter acres, irstrae land comfortable dwelling
house, tine spring, orchard &c.
Also-A tsrm ive miles torh rom Nashville on the
Whites Greek turnpike road, containing hundred and
forty acres beautiful valley land hundred acres clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville frontngeone hundred and f
ty eot College street and hundred and forty feet
On Franklin street, having on it brick dwelling house.
containing six pantry, Kitchen smoke house. ser
wants rooms, &C.
Aso-A lot the above fronting Franklin street,
two hundred and seventy six feet college street nine
ty eight feet and Market street niney-eght feet. On
this lot well af5rding an abundant and never1ang
supply of good water.
II Information should be wanted with gard TO the
above property, when am not Nashville, itmay be OBJ
timed BY sppication to Dr. John s. Young, corner Of
Broad and Summer Streets
decll MORGAN VANCE.