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(" Land warrants.
Iowa city, Iows agent for the 10
military warrants In the stais Of Iowa
opened Office Washington city d. C In conneIion
several land onees the
which prepared offer facilities of The
mode BY which wasntees and
fully avail themselves OF the bounty Of The gov
eminent.
. ~-..# -.a. .... -.. . #..# $3.50 E.###
The land will be selected, location and certificate
aea 10 the address ,endinr mail of The
following wbich the warrants; &. "
and location, s4 to which add land
once lee. si-SS. =,
acres selection and location, 50 which add land
Office S2-4s. .
sces selection and Iocaton ss to which add land
once fee, s3-Sll. -. .
eo acres location sIo; which add land
ohns fee, s4-3H.
rhs the lowest prices charged by competent agents
local office. @.".."#
guaranty made jvdcously, upon
and OF good land ras vacant In the dis
uict time
selecting experienced In
advised Of all such
railroads. bers watsr and settlements present and
prospective,>
Laads mn confident, from ~ 50 to
peieced Wsuanees, for whose beneht this
large advance upon VI. face of their warrants.
plRroTIoHg
warrantees power attorney Iocsn
ments with full Of the locator.
Address JOHN CLARK No as2 Pennsylvania avenue with j.
w Webb CO.
Refer 70 the delegation Congress, Charles
Mason, Commissioner Of Patents
Feb Io-dif3m'
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iNHOEGE w. WOUEL Attorney and SouDseiiors at
law, Urltpd circuit ls.ioner, commissioner
The Cour Of Claims, No. ~ Wal street New York.
Re,rs Ioa \. Justice urrd States supreme Court
Fsh J, iorpE
United army B3 Solicitor The Couu
ton city oct tO--wFhsnnAn
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NOTIFICATIONS land warrant 1851, for 100 sued
my favor In March under the ~ NJ March 1855,
1872 having hed 10 reach
notice hereby given this, rrbtfn of
warrant having ssnneA nsssred the
ed the power Of doing either TO person wbs.ve no
April gs--inw6w #. .@ ..
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Card.

Broots's English Fhenoh Boarding. and Day Sh0ol
Seren Bauadngs, NO. 49, Pearsgiuonia drshas.
THE institution VIII commence on Monday,
Il February 4, lts6. "- ." M...#. '.n.##.E #@
IN insncion French language given BY lady,
Gently the ny b her hancher OF
English cree Of Miss Brookr and every
afforded acquisition Of thorough ana elegant
cation. i. n. Jan nat-eodsw
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United states psten, Once,

Washington, Aptii 2e 1850,
IN the petition Afr,d Ha1, Apboy New Jersey,
" praying The patent gtuntrd the 20 of
September for in brick for
from the expiration Of said hi.h oke place the
ID day Of September, lt56- #" ~.
said petition be heard at The Patent Ofhea
Monday 6 August " oco and sl
pohsd they have, why
AID petition nuaht be grant d.
required Ole IN thn Patent
obj ction- specially forth writing a
day. fore u bearing all testimony hed W liner
said hea,ing taken md uausid "
cordance will Of ofce which will be furnished
application. s.. .g ...w #... #..#.
The smopy closed the sh August;
dspobn and reIed testimony ~ ned
bs odce before The morning Of that the eumen
if any, within days hereafter.
Ordered Also his notice be published in the Union, In
tcrencer and Evening Sar, Washington D. C Repub can
Bamors Argus, Phiadrpnin Day Book, New York and Fo
Boston, week for three weeks previous 70 The
Isth Of August next, the day Of hearing &
Commissioner OF Patents.
r s-Edors Of the above will please copy and send
their bills 10 The Patent oce, with paper containing h nouce
May I-lawSw
I,TIII Of straw Bonnets, shaksra
~ boys hsts and Of every description.
splendid assortment Of the finest French hnweis
mos beautiful ttyies, at the lowest prices
Grapes manes Illusions, sks, iarlons bonnet hanes crowns
&c,
select assortment Of dress trimmings u,.u..
Fancy goods n all their variety WIN. r. SHFDDiS
Naryh 9e-lw 5O2 Eevshth suee, Above Penn avenue,
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Fresh Beef and Vegetables for the Navy.

La. t.s.#..... ...r.. ..r. NAVY AGENCY --.
Washington, April 80, 1885.
NEALED proposals will be ednes
day, the 2oth day o May 1856 guppy of such
quantities fresh beef and required
Washington during the fiscal
day q July next and ending on the soth Jane. 1857
The beef and vegetables be- o and
pound. aas# #-s81 Aa#.a I ##f.sEAa' @ 1@ 57
Bond with approved security will be required half the es
mated amount Of the contract and twenty in addition
VIII be Withheld from the each be made,
collateral security for the due performance of the which
will on no account be pad until il is fully complied with.
Every offer must be directed of Con
gres making appropriation for the naval service for $751;
proved 10 i6fB) written signed
responsible the EFFECT tha he they undertake
III bidder bidders wilt IL his their bid be
obligation. within good sufficient
ties, 10 furnish the articles proposed. -
No proposal will considered unless accompanied by such
antee, A. GREENLEAF
Ap30--lawsw Navy Agent.
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NOTICE Is hereby s,v,n that witt ely te the
dupl,cnr .. ~ acre
ssurd 20 under the law sspanbsa
1850 in the 81 lsl-st
be.n los which has never been a-sgneoi
pledged octted by me, OF by authority a, na
Jan ia-lAw6w JOhN hoSs'
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United states Court Of Claims.

lE Deyereu1 New York civ and M
Thompson, of Washington, o. attorneys and eouneors-
saw associated claims Tor credit
of government la the Court of Cams. "
They will In Immediate careful attention 20
Washington atrsed their care
gentlemen Of ,ne profession and claimants, city
York, or elsewhere In part Of the Union. tn
They may be consulted personally by letter either
at New York or Washington Particular claims
which have been can
be furnished At once appisaon pars-
..........-. s..,s# se.frs JOHN @. DEVEREUx,
NO. W Broadway corner Wall street, New York city
ag #hssa E.H #- AAI M. THOMPSON, .
Ia s.- r.-. .s ..r. Washington ciry,
B Deyereux commissioner Of the Court OF Claims
Jan 3i-3tawtnf ItuteI1
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INo. 553.l
Notice

The temporary continuance Of hs Land Office al Kalao-
200, in The State Of Michigan
NsREss, by approved April 1885, having authorized the
mmpoary the land Office kaiamayoo mich
winch Office dir TO be discontinued by notice No 5s7
Itnhs ~ date November IL, 1855
therefore, hereby declared and made known that the said
e dscontinuance Of the Kaasayoo district 10 revoked
ONCE will be reopened for business The st day of June
~ ana continued until further notice .. :
APn, A. D. 1856 ' ~
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
h7-lavsu sio,si 4 Star
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eN. These shipe having been huii by contract en-.
pressly for service care has been
taken their also in their engines,
insure strength and speed, aud their accommo-
suons for Tor and comfort
fne OF from New York Liverpool In hrst cabin e3o
second cabin, s75 From Liverpool to New York. 20 and 20
rneas. -
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
Nohsrhs can be secured until paid for.
The ships OF this line have and,
avoid dagger from win the Banks north OF n deg
0'nl ahsr The ist Of August
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owners ships will be accountable for god silver
specie ewely precious stones, metas, unless bills
ana che value expressed
May t-aff
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. John III. Buthmann,
H-porer and Dealer IN Hi~e, Brandy, Cigars, &c.,
Pennsylvania between ~ and 9Th streets south side,
m supply OF Havana cigars which the
III following brands kersia, VI Gas Londe. La naesa, NINA
Cabana, Louis Napoleon, &C.
Als direct from sciedam pipe of superior gin, containing
febampsgne uumm's cab
net, Heidseich, and nhsr brands.
of Rhine and French wina Of very
high order. Madeira, sherry, porn, SC
p2-3uf
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PROPOSED pArss or sArIIps.
Yror Es,o Yovk Hyou LivsyrsoL

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 5S Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHtPI.kY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
pTErHEN KRNNARD 4 CO.,
" Austin Frsrs, Loadon.
n. q. WAINWRIGHT d CO.,
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Willards' Hotel.
J. q. II. A. WILLARD,
Pernqipania and Fowfeen,h street,
Washington, y. O.
Jan 9o--dinf
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and shares and certificates Of packages in the
above splendid viii the attention. and
an drawing will be immediately after Is
to al order from me. Address, ANS ., Il. i
.a@H 20 p. ]. BUCKLEY, Agent,
May l6 ..s. .M-.4 q. ,t ...sar wilmington, Deaware
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NEW 600 as~ AN = y ~ PRICES.
SA NhLIN n REILLY beg leave TO call the attention
their friends and their large
ected assortment Of spring and goods
during hepast two weeks comprising of the
ae stocks 70 be found in the city which they
e ana resa 70 their customers aud the public generality
Iow prices Tor cash buyers
ssts in of the folio wng-rpad an fauov
and fweeds white fancy arsailIe and
silk fes1g Cott0nades Croton cloths plain
Linen Drills rich Calcoes of Philip Allen spragues Bnc
state Mills and other rich printed French
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain
striped Beregss black and eolored Grape Nntz
mere plain anc fancy Ginghams rich printed
aud Cha de LANES. white Grape Shaws black
and fancy silk shawl rich a shawl searfs
h lace 0apes Moria antique Parasos silk and bingham
nareas anana isghorp and Braid Hats English
and fancy BOnnets. rich HosiIg.
Palm leaf and fancy Fans shoes Carpets oo
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds with
great variety of Trimmings. small fancy goods
Ac., Nc. mY1 f. SffANRLIN & Reilly
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testlmony-and, nine cases out of ten, favor
ably The lady is then ready to be married
agaln-and having lost all delicacy by the pro
cess she has gone through, is ready to run
away with the next lover, a05t5out q dtvorce.
Ny advice to weak headed ladies' in the At
lantic States is, not to come to California to
get married-and not to come after they are
married; if they are pretty 'and interesting, y
they are much safer anchored in some snug
harbor in the Atlantic. than in the open road
steads among the shoals and breakers Of the
Pacific
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THE II A. ARD pOWDER COMPANY.

81 QQ IN I'd Cd w 81 % II >
AVIN reduced their prices correspond with the
z u duced cost of Saltpetre, continue
known hra1ds Of Electric INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
iFE fowder, in kegs and canisters Also
Blasting and Mining comprising full 1ualite
and kins required by the trade guaranteed give
sati faction
The standard of their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest repnt ton for than years will be
the world. - "
Forsae by the principal dealers and of the
Company, No. 50 Wall, Water street. New
A. F.. DOUGLASS Seo'y. my2s-6md
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TEGCzHANICS, WORKS.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOl

- - " FE4ITAM BOYLE q Co,
EMAVING purchased Mr.. Henry Sehri5er's well known
Foundry, would respectfully nnuance of the
patronage extended him, and invite the
@ant Foundry work any kind done. aciIiss We
expere need in the business and will work
SO de and pices reasonable We PREPARED
steam Engines. Fire Engines H Hr1ulie Presses
bacco Screws and Presses Saw Mill Mill Machinery
Ruildns Basngs Horsepower ThrasEers. Corn shelters
Lari Kettles, Lard Presses Railroad Steamboat Re
pairs done
Castings Of description made order
steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the
her to.
Brass castings of all kinds made to order.
mh28 ew Ev sriiie Ind
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DIVORCE IN CALIFoRNIA.-It would appear
wives are fleeing possession in California
according to the account given of the process
OF divorce, by correspondent of the New Or
leans Picayune, in San Francisco. He SAYS
In this city we have at least seven men to one
woman, and in the interior the disproportion
is much larger. The consequence is that, as
In case OF all scarce commodities the article
commands more than its intrinsic value. 1T
IS good deal sought after,' as the quotations
sometimes run on popular railroad stock.
When lucky fellow succeeds in CARRYING
off prize amid such active competition, and
settles down in the happy assurance of his
good fortune, the forty other lovers, not easily
finding another unappropriated piece of dimity
to soothe their disappointment, make friendly
calls upon the lost Pleiad, and by exceeding
sympathy with her at the coolness of her hus-
band, win her regard, and then their attentions
are so much more delicate than those Of her
lord, that the poor, weak thing finds that she
has committed a great error in her choice,
especially If the new flame is rich and gener-
Gus, and the old one rather plain and economi-
cal. An application for divorce is the result.
Hundreds have no other excuse to offer in
making the application, than uncongenial
dispositions" and dislike The process IS the
simplest imaginable. A lawyer with an easy
conscience is engaged, who receives the fee
from the new lover. A referee is then hunted
up by the new lawyer, who under an appoint
mentor Court as Commissioner to take testi-
mony, agrees to decide according to the lady,s
wishes, for a>portion of the fee. The Judge,
of course, refers the application as requested.
IT is often passed upon without word of open
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OF The following is the vote of the ward
which embraces within it's limits the notorious
Give Points, New York city: Buchanan,
576; Fremont, Il; Fillmore, 13
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SHERWOOD HOUSE

'gNHE subscriber taken the above house and mas
L entirely refted and refurnishedi it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr.. Peter Burke, and has good stock
riages to let.
Thesablei is large, clean and we'll coated and GOOD
lostlersare in Observation-Disclosures. Partcuarentjon
will be paid to the of horses etwth him for keep
ng, and in allrespects the public hal find the Sher
Food House good Hotel. TtyS-tfI J. A. 8YFRS
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NEW FAWEEY GEsNEEeY-

AA have bought the stock and taken the store formerly
. occupied ty t. Bacon & Main street. ppo site
ne hraneh Ban and have made large addors to d cir
stock with such
in promising citizens Evansville and vicinity az
great variety of the best articles Family Groceries any
house in the city Being determined every exerton to
give satlsaeton in all hope ~eceve iberal
ronage Give us trial All Goods delivered charge
mh13 HERSHRERGFR q n
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NEW DRUGS.

" II 7 u
EICH p VtERlING have just opened'a largo assortment
sEof Drugs and Medicines which they invite aten
ton of Merchants and Physicians They
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes kinds
Oils, Dyetufs. Spices Perfumery Articles Sc Re
ALSo-al popular Patent Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ground oil Pure Wines orAedeina purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call No st
under the Journal Office. mvS-tf'
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
ES. ~. EBEI%NEE'aNrEN

yETOUL respectfully citizens of Evans
ST Vile and surrounding that keeps constan
ty hand large and full of PiDe.Lunber
Shingles Dressed and Undressed Flooring. Dressed
dressed Weatherhoarding, ETC.. ETC., which he
cheap for cash Orders from the country solicited Yard
Carpenter street Fratz & Heilman Foundry.
He has also yard Ninccnnes near the EyausysIo &
Charlottesville Railroad Depot prepared to furnish
all in that section with full cheap as can he
bought in Evansville. L. L. WAITS ON Agent,
Jy3-u. Vineennes.
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TENNEYA sORENsON

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND LI4UoR5 CORNER
WATER AND VINE SITS, EVANSVILLE,
VII undersigned nave this day formed coparuersh
n the of doing wholesale Grocery Liquor
business Eaving succeeded of Messrs As
Howes purchased their stock and make
complete shall be able
FOR CASH as house in Evansville any city the
West. R S. TESNEY.
jams s. SORENSON
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PINE LUNBER Ann sHINGTFs

citizens of Evansville and surrounding country he
(having been the manufacture Lumber
raj years and electng choice article of his
ture) has opened ard on Carpenter street
Heitman Foundry and is wholesale
retail cheaperth than before offered this city
jeI9 Iw1
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WYE, TX. TEcGEsEyw.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Office in the Crescent City Bank'' Building.
attend faithfully to all business entrusted to hin
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FENhE firm exssng heretofore between Jas Scautln Sr
Il and as. Seantlin. Jr known as the firm of lanes
Seantln " Son. has this day Dissolved by
The books and papers Of said pass tile hands
OF Jas Seantlin :. whore he will found store
opposite the ola State Bank all and
paid by him of the late firm. JAMES SCANTLIN. SR.
nov4-3W JAMES SCANTLIN. in.
Si1KS -Pl in and Figured Black Silks Morio Brecade
- Plaid and fancy silks at
Oct3
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING


Clothing StoH HeS
AS arrived. and is opening largest aud
best 6f Clothing aud Furnishing Goods
Hats and Gays. Boots and Shoes Trunks Yalses also
fine lot of Silk Cloths Beavers
and Trimmings; which goods VIII sell wholesale
retail the lowest prices order
the reasonable prices at A. L0B&NSTINB'S
Western Star CIothing Store
sep1t Corner of Water Sycamore streets
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PRINT EEsstS JOE PAPEEsS.
NIXON g. GOODMAN,

Nos ~ and 80 WALL st.s Cincinnati, g. .
IL AVE on hand beautiful stock of PRINTERS PA
PESS Cards, Gard Sheets. Black and oeIored Inks
Bronzess araishes. &c., which they offer at
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
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WHToOD AND yEIFE O1v NAT,E.

e p doz aS7fd Market R4sketz;
u set 9=s'd Wooden Naatures: reel Cotton Rome.
= COZ mare eI Br20H's; nests Rrfb=ve Rowies;
from Cincinnati and for sale by
aug3o TIGKERYs Il JOHNSTON.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Il. q. WHEELER. RgBtNaak
WHEELER & ROBERTSON,

Il. q. WHEELER. Al. RoBINsol
SEH EEE.ER * &EgOFsENSON,
| ATTORNEYS AID COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
(Successors to Ingle, Wheeler & lglehart.)
! Opposite the new Court House Baudiag, near
WasSA,agtoH HoteI, EoGnS0ttie, Ind.
JOHN HURLEY. T. sULLtvAN
Jolsy EEURLEY Z 90. --'' :
FOE As2DENG an . CsaNa1EESSEON
10 8 Z G a A NTS,
aag6 NEW ORLEANS
ASA GGLEHART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
fSaccessor to ingle, Wheeer& Igehart in Real Esat,
win practice Law in the Circuit Courts of vanderburgl
and the adjoining counties. oce the Canal Bank
EVANSVILLE. la. febI4.Iy
1EOgsBkES IS. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND RIAL ESTATE
Post once. Evansville, ind. 80 yas-iy
NorAnr pJbEig HENnH lx55 g sEfzioB Ez OF PEACE,
Mt. CAKMEL, III
ii osast sfnsss si 5F aiming
Refer 70 v. +. fass. Esq cashier Bank Evans
VllIe Ind ap2l-w
ISAAC HERMANN. DAVID uE1nAvn
E.&D. HERMANN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
G20C6 31ES & PRODUCE,
aUEENswARE, liquors, q &c, STREET,
DOORS ARovE sRCt I, EVANSVILLE. IND.
J. T. COX.
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER II AtL KINss OF PRODUCE,
pJRCGHssS, Ind.
Partcalarattention paid forwarding and Receiving
oeI3l-tf
CITY HOTEL,
WATER ST. BETWEEN VINE DIVISION,
E0GRs 5iLle, md.
octl WM II. BOIC0URT, Proprietor.
We HESDnIoEs A. EEA.
HER As4ssCzES 81 BEc9eEA
(Late V: W Hendricks S Coz
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOSTERS BLOCK. FIRST STREET, NEAR MAIN.
mo- ROGERS. u: II. R MGuIRE. J.s.RoeER
As pa q 2tS9 -fE5Gs 2EG * GO.
20 mn IasI0n and F0TVV VardiHs Merchants
NO. %, PoYDRAS STREET,
AEW ORLEANS. La.
Liberalcash advances will be made on cons gnments
hiPpedtO our ea-e by
CHoTEAu, HARRISON & VALE, St. Lou Mo-
w. Z. BROWNE " Co., Vincennes, la.
BENEDICT " WILLIAMS, Cfra' Vile, Ill!
O'RILEY & Co.. Evansville IA.
$. l.. IfovEY, do DO.
PusoucHEr & BRos.. Mt. Vernon Ia. ldecea-Iy
JoHN. j. CHANDLER JAMES HAULAy JR
CHANDLER s. HARLAN 90
Ohm j. CHANDLER AMI JAMES HARLA AN n. have
~ associated themselves together partners practice
flaw and will attend to all business oonded them One
Or both always be found their Office
oppositethe Sherwood House 1iye U
es5 Prompt attention viii be given collections
Evansville, Nov. 8. l654.-ly
PfsINTEsssS JOE pAPEERS.
NIXON ty GOODMAN
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ROREAHE flENES.

FHSh Coal from these Mine is being delivered to an
part ofthe ciay Of Evansville. Persons requiring tn
leaving the COmp9nys (under tn
Tel graph ohce) will have them put through.
The price will he for this tn busheI
or centsat the Mines.
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IoHN. j. CHANDLER JAMES HARLAN IR,
CHANDLER g. HARLAN -
u Ohm j. CHAN Err AN D JAMES HARL. AN .Ir. bave
~ associated themselves together as in s
0f!aw and will attend to ali business cOnded them
both always be found their Office
opposite Sherwood House TO ye counsel
ness. Prompt attention viii be given collections
Evansville, Nov. 8. 1S54.-Iy
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S02EETEsENG INTER- EsTENG.
x II NJ

AS been receiving Clothing Store on Main street
TIVE doors above the Journal Office the largest ana best
ected stock Mems and Corhing ever bro b ia
The city and which he Intends sell lower any house
IN the ety and to satisfy above fact he
invites the pablo cali his stock and udre
for themselves. - iN'7
RS ANY kind of Clothing made up on the short
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SUNDRE ES.-
- hbI Cream Tarter ted pure;
80 Reams ap. Letter and Commercial pspers
bbls Gloves; 3 bbls Alum;
10kegs Salt Peter: Sulpher,
100 Mats Cinnamon; Sal Sodaf
10 kegs Red Lead; Nutwegs;
% bags Pepper aud 5 pice: cask Littnage;
case Liqusrice Ball 50 noxgs Pepper sauce,
25 gross Playing Cards; 5OaiIbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Showing Soap; 50 doz shoe Brushes; ...
500 Percussion Caps just received and for saleby
oet15 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
n EW sEAsAR&

NEW GOODS.
8 USf recsivei at Mrs McEay' Gap and Trimming Store
80 Aso-ar assortment Of Window Shades Cloths Bu-
reaq and stand Covers on Firststreet near Main,
mh'4 MRS NBKAY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-19

Az ATCEIE-. & c..
II 200 rns wood box Matchess
IZkers Daul'e Refined Saltpetre;
% cases British Luter; f. n.
Indigo, quality by railroad for
reduced prices by oots j, & D. HETMATE,