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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Z eE.a N AsINSUxARCE COMPANY.
. Of Hartford. Connecticut.

nd
tHIS Company with
~ In 1879 and lnsures against loss damage by Fire
Dweling Houses establishments stores house
hold furnnre and general Also inland
against the pe of Navigation Losses will be ber
= ally adjusted and paid with promptness.
E. G. RIPLEY, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance be made to the subscr-
WHO'S duly auorEedto receive proposals and pol
es on as favorable terms as any office
.0 ey1l-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
CIGA8s AND TOBACCO STOEkEOF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. IST AND2D.
"a ~ 10. Sehae1fer & Schroeder's old STANDBY
RESPECTEUbLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, thatI haveakep the above
stand, determined to continue the same business and
will constantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe brands Eastern markets
lord; also SnuHand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of all and quail
lilies, atthe lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business cOnvinces me
hat can give general satisfaction, andI respectfully
solcita share of public patronage. lap1 If
% a1--5 9i-aa NEW AEsss 4 Nc u ETENT.
Norder that be able to devote my time
4 larry to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed Of of ipterestin the
house Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will
tnue the old stand under the style of ORR DALzELL
Co. with complete of everything in the Grocery
line would this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paying house the
patronage extended to and respectfully ask
them continue their avors firm would
the all gentlemen that they need
ask eredit at this house.
March /. 1885. SAMUEL ORR
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

AN August, the partnership existing between
~ Mckinney Cooke dissolved by mutual consent.
c. MCKISNEY all debts owing by the late firm
purchaser e. A Cookies entire interest in
the Merchandise heretofore owned by them in Evansve
Ind. @. MCKINNEY
sep3-tf Z. A. COOKE.
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NEW MAsHIN GTON HOTEL.

Ole stand Main street to their Hotel just finish
ed House where they prepared
their old and all others who
TT to upon he in much superior style than formerly
patronage pectully solicit continu
which shall all endeavors
it, will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good &abIl and Wagon Yard kept fOrsoqntry custom.
ey10-d6wtf FELKEk HEDDERECH
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.s
JAS. SCANTLIN & SON
f. ARE supplied for the Fall Trade. They have
ks hand one of the most complete assertments Of
STOV Els of all kinds Cooking, Psrlor and Heating
~ y Stoves, all descriptions wood and COAL Coal
Crates Fancy Common and daily.
Also a large assortment of TINWARE hand They
now prepared attend customers at the lowest prices
cash at their old Main between Second and
Third at the Coffee Pot. Be particular there
are several stores in the same block. ep27-tf
L LAUGHLIN, JR.......I. A. CRANR......... COOKE
CRANE. COOKE & CO.,.
Water Street, batween Main and Locust streets.
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THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
Ohm f. GLOVER Il co, corner Main Seventh
81 streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard and for sale low CASH
assortment ofScasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
tickneses viz Tongue GrOOved Pine
Ash FlOOrng Dressed and undressed Ceiling, Castings
Panna 100 goo feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops barns feneng No Pine and Poplar Shingles
&C. Can have made order at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash. Blinds, Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames
Doors and Windows, &c. &C. Bills all
who send for them Orders Assistance will receive
promptattenton. feb12 If
| a MES sHOVELS.-25 doz No. 2, genuine article
| INA for sale low a s. WELLS
| New hello Rr Rank
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EDUTNAM for October. Household Words for October;
SchOofellow for 0eteber; Spirit of the Times lust
ceived and for sale bv oetIO DOBELL g LISTER.
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ENOFFEE.-Prime Rio Coffee from New ork, received
u per railroad and for sale by --- . -,
Oct3 PRESION u BROSs
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y IS cases n style Bonnets;
OF Cine Cambria Handkerchiefs;
200 o Hemstiched do;
Berege; 10 bI CoatCord;
do cold silk CoatCord; $50 bzs Linen Floss;
$50 Jaeonett Collars; $50 Ohemsetts
6 black silk ged Lace;
pieces super black Satin Vestings
10 do Grenadine SILK
so cartoons Ribbon ID widths and colors
so hew style Bonnet RibbOu;
super Silk reed this and for
sale by JAMES LOW & CO,
! 41S Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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6NHOICE FLOUR IN BARRELS AND BAGS
supply kept constantly hand and for sale at the low
est market riees by S. E. GIEBERT & CO..
oet2O Agents PoseyFille Mills.
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naNNnLIITION NOTICE.

SUGAR AND COFFEE-Prime Eastern Coffee am
oct27 PRESTON BROS.
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LAY " kSAEsTN ERISERBP.
AS. G.. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE, Attorn Law,
- Evansville. Indiana have associated themselves part
in the practice of the Law ana will continue
this and the adjoining counties aud in the Supreme and
District Court hey design turning attention partic
uarly to land law In short time they will be
give in few minutes of the title
lot in Evansville its engagements in Lamasco
geher with their pnon the title fde
irAh. LIZ 4 ukF
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NM have just received assortment OF Silver Wal
w such Table. Tea Desert Salt and Mustard SpooI
Butter Knives Suear Spoons Cream Ladies'. Soup Lad
Chdren's Forks. etc. all warranted and will be sold at Il
prices Call soon at BITTR0BFF & SONS,
dee12d Main street, between First and Second
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COMPREHENSIVE IN THE

Wholesale DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
NHE undersgue have this day entered into partner
"A ship uuder the style French Jerauld to carry
the wholesale Dry Goods Clothing business, and fo
purpose will glad all their friends at the oil
stand 0 j Johnson 81 French, Evansville Ind.
WIN. e. FRENCH.
aug14 SYLVESTER T!JERAuLD
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
DR. ROssINSON'S
% ID H. g. n y g.

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
DE. EkOHsINSON'S
% ID H. CEEN ECs
CERTAIN AND SAFE CURE FOR ALL BOW Ell COM
PLANTS. DIARRHEA. DNSENTERY. BLOODY
FLUX. AND CHOLERA MORBUS.
GEO. RICHARDS & CO.. Proprietors.
81 Sold by KELLER FARNSLEY & CO., Evansville, and
dealers in medicines generally. mv2
SD BXSwheat Staroh; . bxs Cream Cheese, reed by
Sus7 "'1 I. & D. HERMANN.
N ass Nos New Mackerel bbls Maekerel. and
; aag7 :" T. H. COOK q SON.
sRn DOZ ass'd sizes pure
AI&W and FlavOrngs 20 gals Stoughton's Elixir doz
Stoughton Elixir just 'dty =, =, ,oo- q COW
ang7 T. ID. GUN sun.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
III ingtoa Hotel prepared to wait all
old customers and ones as may favor us with
Weinvte the attention of all good NEW
GOODS lately received from Cincinnati, chased by
Junior expressly traiamOngs which will he found
articles necessary for the comfort and convenience of
families.
Our Express will he always readiness to all arti
eles bought of US to any part OF tie tree %
Come an try j. =. y ). V lChEkl,
dl3 diff Main at. between second and Ihlrd.
u US, REN FIR ANkLIN TOOL CHEST.
MHEACFIFUL and useful things for Boys comprising a
complete of Carpenters' Tools Planes chlsels.
saws. drawing knives mallets avis,
various other small Tools. Can and see them
oct6 BABCOGK BROS.
EEANAVHA & LAKE ALT.-25 bbls. Of Lake Salt;
jan lOtf ...r j. W \ 5. NICkEttY.
HNIRE On ACES EilS!-Received IT'S boxes
novi5 1. & D. HEIMANN.
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NOT AIRY PUBI.IC.
A the EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ROOMS, Fos-
N Buildings. will attend drawing up Deeds. Mort
and all other writing entrusted to him. dee17-dtf
a tHOICE BRANDS OF FLOUR.-We have hands
u the following brands of Flour:
Brueeville Mills (extra); Woodberry Mills;
Patoka do do; Orange do;
brakes Greek 10; Clay 20. do;
Which cheap house in the city,
and deli vered sred of charge.
augI2 VICKERY & Johnson.
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THE GREAT REMEDY
v. Fl. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
READ THE ro11ow1NG CERTIFICATES.

LONDON, Laurel CO., KY, Nov. 1, 1855
V. H. SMITH & Co.-Last month. when visit
Louisville having been afflicted with the ch and Fever
finding relief IN the various remedies
induced give your Fever and Ague Cure
trial. in days missed the chill and have been Inn
proving daily think that the disease will return
on me would earnestly this valuable
alton to all with Fever and Ague
ChiIls Yours truly JOHN A. CANAAN.
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LADIES, WRITING PAPER.
BINK note paper; Green note paper;
Z Violet note paper; Yellow note paper;
Buff paper; Pink letter paper;
YELLOW letter paper; Fancy Envelopes for sale at
octI0 DOBELL 4 LIS TER.
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FLOOR MATS AND sRUGGS.-
IL " bales ass d G rass Mats;
Is doz do fancy Jute Mats;
5 do do do do Manila do;
do do Cocoa do;
do Fancy Wool do;
do do Jute Ruggs
do do Manila do;
do do Sehenele Rugs; for sale low by
sep22 z. II. COOK & SON.
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UNCUEsRENE MONEY.
TTIZENS Bank. Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
a pany, Lagrange Bank of Georgia; Bank of Chata-
Commercial Bank of Nashville and Memphis and
of Alabama Tennessee Georgia and North
South Carolina taken for Groceries at the lowest
a small discount for cash. by
je23-tf S. e. GILBERT & CO., Syc. near Water
BUILDING MATERIAL.
hand sale the lowest tariff of prices the fol-
W lowing:
200 bbls Hydraulic Cement; 100 bbls White Limej
Is ,00Olght Window Sash, ass'd; 200 Doors, ass d;
100 pair do Blinds, do; 100000 Laths;
Gray Lime in hhds and bbls Paints Oils Glass Putty,
Nails sc. aug27 e. s. HANCOCK. Water street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-26

SCHOOL ROOMN. NTAIAUN Elk n &c
EN have hand large and complete assortment
~ of all the School Books in in the West. Also
stock all sizes Letter and Cap Paper
Note pn and fancy EuvelOps Black and Red
Steel Pens Pencils PenhOlders &C., which Of
fer wholesale retail at the lowest prices.
It. CONHNGTON q co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-24

OF In denial of some infamous charges
circulated in his district against him, the Hon.
R. w. Thompson, publishes the following card
in the Terre Haute Union. They were scarce
worth serious notice, but as Mr.. Thompson
has thought proper to formally denounce
their authors, we republish his CARD.
So long as the accusation against me that [
have been brIbed by the leaders of the Demo-
cratic party with the promise that ] shall be
paid $4,000, was confined to a few irresponsi-
BILE editors or others, did not regard it nee
sssary to take any public notice of it. I
learn, however, that there are few gentle
men about this city, who, maddened because
they cannot have everything their own way,
ARE meanly and secretly giving circulation to
sthis charge. As they are responsible, I have
this to say:-that I dare either of them to put
this charge in print over his own signature,
that its truth may be tested in judicial form.
If they have not the manliness to do this, let
them keep their mouths shut, or else be con-
tent to stand before the world as the delbe-
rate endorsers of wilful and base calumny:--
a foul and unmitigated lie.
R. w. THOMPSON.
TERRE HAUTE, Oct 13, 1856.
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0TThe Princeton Courier gives the follow
ing account of fleurishing village. on cur ca
nal, in Gibson county.
On Monday last we paid visit to the -four
ishing little village of Francisco, and were sur
,prised to find it making such rapid progress IN
the way ofimproyements. Since our last visit
jim June-we found two new store houses
erected and stocked with goods; a large flour
ing mill, almost completed, and ten or-fifteen
dwelling houses. either completed or under
way Should Francisco continue to improve
as it has done for the last year, it will soon be-
come place of considerable business. 1t al
ready contains two fourishing mills, running
each, three pair of stones, large saw mill, and
some four or fivestores.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-24
ADMINISTRATION SALE REAL
ESTATE.

EpY virtue of order of Common Pleas of
nd Vanderburgh county. made at the September Term
1885, of said Court the undersign ed WILL Administrators
of the estate of David St deceased sell public auction
the door the Court House in the city of Evansville the
10Th day of November 1856 between the hours 10 clock
A NJ and P M the following described real estate. sit
uated in Vanderburgh county Indiana to witt All that part
of OTIS number l2) and twenty (2s in
MeGary's Enlargement eff the city of Evansville. thus
bounded commencing point PiUe street in said city
sixty 6o feet north Of the alley between lots numbers
y-one CID and (S in he Er1argezn afore
said running thence north said Pine street
5 feet thence back from and right angles with said
Pine street lots Nos II aud 2S the alley between
lots Nos rs and e. thence south with said alley and parallel
with Pine street twenty-five (2 feet and thence aiu
lots IS to the place Of beginning Also all part
81 and % aforesaid which bounded begnniog
Pine street aforesaid ITO feet from he north of
lot No. twentyeight (sad adj dining the alley divd
ing lots and running thence north
the line of Pine forty Fourth Enlarge
ment of Evansville thence west the north line 10
twentysev and twentyeight to the alley dividing lots
twenty and thence along the line Of
alley forty 40Jfeet thence the place beginning
TERMS-One third of the purchase money in CAST
nine day
remaining third in eighteen months
with interest Notes with approved security and waving
relief from valuation apprasement laws will be required
for the credit portion Of the purchase money.
ELIZABETH STITT. AdminstratTix.
wOoLSEY & NELSON. Auctioneers oct1O-4d&w
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LORDS DETEcToR.-Lord's Detector for the
middle of this month has been received No
business man should be without Detector, and
we know of no one we can more cordially re-
commend than this In addition to the usual
report of the value of bank notes, it describes
the vignettes of the different bills now in cir
-culation enabling any one to detect counter
felt or altered notes. 1t also gives the actual
amount of capital of every chartered institu-
ton in the country, the counterfeit upon it,
together with corrected list of it's officers,
thus forming complete compendium of all
the necessary information, as we'll as protec-
tion required by any individual handling bank
notes.
The agent for Lords Detector is now in the
city, and will give eur citizens an opportunity
of procuring it.
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LETTER STAMPS AND ENVELoPEs.-The
number of letter stamps and envelopes daily
used in this country is enormous, the proper
ton of the former being much larger. At the
office in Boston the sale per day of stamps
amounting to about $500, which is at the rate
of 100000 per annum. In addition about
three thousand envelopes, which come little
higher than the stamps, are disposed of daily
The greater portion of this large number Of
stamps and envelopes is disposed of to the
merchants and business men of Boston, from
which some judgment may be formed of the
sxtent and cost of the correspondence, extend
ing as it does to all parts of the world.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-24

CAMPBELL's Majority in the 3D. Ohio Dis
trict is reduced to Nineteen votes. Mr.. Camp
BELLS friends say that they have made fierce
and determined fight for him this time, when
had he behaved himself as true Republican
should, there would have been no trouble, and
that if he does not go along with exceeding
propriety henceforth, they will not lift fin
ger for him again. Lewis will probably take
warning.
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vALUARLE LAND ron SALE.

THNHE following Tracts offered for sale:
The south half Of section eight () containing three
hundred and twenty The qusTter of sec
ton seventeen ( obtaining hundred sixty
And the quarter Of section eighteen s)
tanning two hundred and all lying in
county Indiana F-r
The above Lands have been surveyed and marked in
rty rsets and will be cold antilles suit rur-
yasers. AppIyto sep23 @. N. GRIFFITH.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY Fer THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
&6& 81e
A r A B [ A
NEW YORK, Oct. %.

New YORK, Oct. %.
The Arabia has arrived
Cotton has advanced 1-16, sales for the
week $4,000 bales. The advance chiefly on
lower grades.
Flour market slightly firmer; Pork dull
Money more in demand and rates advancing
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased one
million grounds sterling Consols advanced
! g quoted at 91A.
| The Atlantic had arrived out.
The Neapolitan question is the exciting
topic. Events tend to open rupture The
king obstinately refuses all concessions to
Russia. Austria backs him up. Russian
courier had arrived at Vienna with dispatches
from st. Petersburgh.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
Gen. Whiting of this city late chief clerk
of the Department of the Interior has been
appointed commissioner of Pensions, vice
Judge Minet resigned. Messes Kelley has
beeen appointed chief clerk of Che Depart
ment of the Interior. Owing to pressure of
public business it is probable the President
will decline the invitation to attend the Mary
land Fair.
New York, Oct. %.
The Tribune has information from the Gus
tom House officials to the effect that several
slavers are being fitted out at this port to
take advantage of Walkers recent decree per-
hitting slavery in Nicaragua.
The amount of forged paper issued by Hun
tingdon as far as identified, reaches nearly
5000. A further amount of 10000 will be
brought forward to day.
The Steamer Hero of the opposition line
between Boston and this city was sunk last
night in the Providence river. No lives
lost.
New YORK, Oct %.
The reason of the advance by the Bank of
England to six per cent, was because the Bank
of France resolved to refuse all notes over
sixty days, and limit advances of public secu-
rites by forty, their value and Railways by
twenty per cent
The GOODNESS between England and Russia
is increasing. fi.5
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R0OK AGENTS WANTED.

I'D the largest book establishment in States
which Exclusively devoted to supplying
CANVASSERS.
The undersigned wish to call the attention
and all who interested in the sale of Books
their list Of publications comprising the valuable
and best works in the market.
wholesale prices low that
readily realize small fortune The West is eemng
with population and wealth. and is but i'll supplied with
ks Of standard ehareter. opportunity there
fore offered make money good tine
Please open q correspondenee with us shall take
pleasure forwarding address General Circular
terms full Information relative
WENTWORTH & 90. PuhliFhers.
sep3o-5ty Sc Washington St, Boston
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or Yesterday Yves busey day at the
journal office. Qua composing room was
moved down stairs, in order to make room for
our Job office. We have been making val
liable additions to our Job Type, and are now
prepared TO do work in the neatest style
Call and look at our specimens.
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Or We call attention to the advertisement
in another column of Mr.. Thomas Billiard
Saloon at the Bulls Head. Those who in
dulge in the manly sport of Billiards will do
well to favor him with call.
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OF The river rose over foot at Ports
mouth on Tuesday, but was falling at Cincin-
natl Wednesday. The rise from Kanawha was
not as large as reported. The river continues
on stand at this point.
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RANK NOTICE.

NJ0TICE is hereby given that the Annual meeting
stockholders in the Branch at Evansville of the State
NIX of Indiana will take place Monday the I'd day of
November the Banking House in Evansville. when
held for eight Directors the
nipg Polls will at O'Clock aud close at 4
O'Clock p NJ. BY order of the Board Of Directors.
sep30-9tdwte q. W. RATHBONE. Cashier.
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or A Railroad clearing house has been es-
tablished in London similar to the clearing
House for the banks.
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IMMENSE ADDITION OF STOCK

of all colors and descriptions.
An WAITING made into che most fashion
"a Boots Caters gents after the
France Eastern cities All varieties
of slips shoes CATERS with heels high enough suit
fasdious for ladies' perfect museum Of patterns
for children large and SMALL at the fashionable Boot and
Shoe store of sept23-3m JOHN RASCH
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S. M Y RS,

s. M y rs,
IMPORTER WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS DEALER IN
BOURBON. Rye MoNoNGAHELA AND REcrFIED
WHISKY. CORNER
WATER STS., EVANSVILLE.
THE subscriber is receiving and opening at his
stand of the largest and best assorted stocks
Wines Liquors aud Cigars ever brought to this market
his friends and the trade generally
leted the stock which will be sold favorable
house West uprising
parCognac Brandies of various brands Pale and Dark
Pinot, Magory and osrd, Dupuy Co., with numerous
lot of other brands.
WIN ES.-Fine Old Madeira. Sherry superior old
Wine. Caret Wines of different brands Cham
Heidsck Wine quarts and pins together with general
sortment Of Old bo0roSh rye None nSabea ana keethed
Cherry Peach Brandies, cordias. Swiss
d. bsinthe.
choice article of pure Ohio oaawba, and Boston
Somach Bitters.
NB.-AIways hand large we'll selected stock Of
Havana, German and Home made Cigars Sardines and
Pittsburgh Ale. sep15
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1SFThos. F. Marshal--the celebrated Tom.
Marshal is about to remove from Kentucky to
Illinois.
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NEW FALL GOOna
SOMETHING INTER ESTHNG.
II N

As been receiving at his Clothing Main street
doors above the Journal Once the largest and best
eced Boys Clothing brought
the city which he intends sell lower than any house
city, satisfy everybody of the above fact he
pubc to call and examine his stock and judge
for themselves.
est notice. sep1o-lmd