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Sta.ates OF w. T., Passed ut tho Fiat Session
Of the Legislative Assembly.
HAVING been at the expense Of a reprint Of a
II number Of forms Of the laws passed at the first
ington the undersigned has for sale limited number
Of copies The work is bound in accordance 10 the d-
rection Of the last Legslature-contans 4ss pages,
with copous index The legal profession and others
desiring IT, and not entitled to copy by law would do
well to make immediate application to
ISAAC LIGHTNER,
At the store Of Louisson & Co., Olympia.
Price S.
Olympia Sept II, ls55-nltf
, 1856-02-15
Cabinet Shop.

FURNITURE of various kinds kept con- G@A
+ stantly on hand, and orders flied at MN
short netice. N
variety Of work made Of beautiful EWED
curled maple now In readiness. The citi- XH II
zens Of Olympia and vicinity are respect
fully invited to call and examine.
Al. LINvILL.
Olympia, April 20, 1854. 3lh
, 1856-02-15
w. Il. aAYWARp.
! Notice 10 Farmer.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED takes tha method 70 InllI4
Il the farmers Of Washington Territory ih1I n j
1ve miles southeast Of Olympia, on Eal0n'8 ralll-
sometimes called ChAmbers prairie. n . Fl.
Tho undersigned il prepared 70 furnish purchaser
with superior artice ss the kind ever yct llIn'1l
and will warrant them 70 clean Eve hundred . one
thousand bushels Of wheat per day with ea.el PIP
ery tended, at the moderate prices Of anyhFe dollar
al the shop. --..... ~ F,
January IL lS55. 2nif = -
, 1856-02-15
Tcekalet Oct. 20, '55
SandWich Islands PrOduce.

A Nj a general assortment Of provisions &C., may
Abe found at the store Of tho Puget Mill Co al Tee
kalet Hood's Canal, Apply to
J. I. KELLER
Oct % lSjJ-7lv
, 1856-02-15
Advertising Agency.

Advertising Agency.
T p. FISHER, IRoN BuILDING, OPPOSITE PACIFIC
IL. EXPRESS OFrIcE, (uP sTAIRs.)
Sacramento Union San joaquin Republican ; Marys
vile Herald; Nevada Journal Columbia Gazette;
Grass Valley Telegraph Shasta Courier;
Empire Argus, Coloma Mountain Dem
ocrat, Plaoerville; Amador Sentinel,
jackson Yrcka Herald San
Jose Telegraph; Sonoma
Bulletin San Diego
Herald Oregonian, Port
land, Oregon Statesman, Cor
wallis, Oregon ;gPioneer and Demo
cnt, Olympia, Puget Sound !; Puget
Sound Courier, SteilacoQm, Puget Sound.
Advertisements and subscriptions solicited Tor the
above papers, ,,
N. b. Files Of the principal papers Of California
and Oregon may be found at this othee.
June 8, 1855. s9-ly
, 1856-02-15
THE PUGET MILL co,

CONTINUE to furnish eargoes Of sawed lumLer
Nlrough or dressed, hewn timber masts and spare tn
order at short notice at their steam saw mill at Tee
kalet. Hoods Canal,) W. T.
Ship, and Machinist work, and Blacksmithing done
also, at short notice. They have good wharf and
other convencnecs not to be found at any other point
on the Sound.
J.P. KELLER, Agent.
Teekalet.
Al. POPE,
San Francisco.
, 1856-02-15
HENRY JOHNSON q CO.
AED WHOLESALE y. 10! E,!I DRUGGIST

AAO, NhAnihBton ntreet, hoar AonaBVA-l
SAN TRAScIsco, cALlFoRSIA,
INFER for sale, for cash, at the lowest
~ wholesale prices, large and well - @|
ected assortment Of East India, Mediierra 2.
mean and European Drugs and Mediclnesi
French, English and American Chemical. .,t
Of all kinds and also, an extensive variety q u "a.
merry, Fancy Articles, Fancy Soaps, Bruah,., .-,-
and Oils, Dye Stnls, Labels, Window Glass lt..f
Bronzes Trusses, Leeches, Surgical ,f..il
DruRgistS' Glassware, Hatiers' Goods, blqhfN - N
and Roots. &c. together With every article com -
In the stock Of Druggist or Physician. {, ~.
II. J. h Co. arc the proprictors Whoie.ah esi ~
for Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines Sands ~ ,iT
ola Townsends Sarsaparilla, Moats and bren1is..' :.
PMS Davis Pain Killer, Congress Spring "aAe' -
&c. 81 .i-la .<,.rt.-
ments n New York, Boston and PhIadelPhla "a q ~ Va
enable them 10 purchase their stock a. NE io..
yntes and they are determined 70 give their ~
the benefit Of low prices, and at the same 'l1s "
lest quality Of goods.
July 2J 1853 l6ly.
, 1856-02-15
Indian Reservations.

The following reservations for the Indians
on Puget Sound having been surveyed, Or
having natural boundaries defining them,
information is given to the public, that set
tiers may take action accordingly in loea-
ting claims. The necessary notice will be
given in regard to the remaining reserva-
tions, as soon as the surveys are made );
Reservations of the IndinIl
Tribes OH Puget Sound.
, 1856-02-15

POETRY
, 1856-02-15

Grand Mound, Sep. Il, ls55-nl
, 1856-02-15
Notice.

June 20, '55. az
:" Washington and Oregon papers pleas
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TEN CENTS PER WEET
NUMBER I47.

, ~
matter which your conversation presents to
him. One is obliged to struggle with him to
maintain the tone of respect which his char
acteF and achievements deserve; and when the
interview is over a feeling of disappointment
remains for the failure IN your effort to ran
sack the man as you wished, and to render the
tribute which you owed him.
We wish we could be sure that he viii not
in his forthcoming work, give us the drama
without its hero; or we wish the expedition
and its hero had chronicler as worthy as he
would be were he not the principal character
in the story. s so stt
Dr. Kane's Narrative of the Expedition,
now preparing, and in process of publication
by Messrs. Childs & Peterson, of Philadelphia,
will embrace the important discoveries made
in the frozen regions far beyond the reach of
all the predecessors of the American explor-
ing party, and their perilous adventures,
crowded with romantic incidents, which, in
the language Of the Secretary of the Navy,
mot only excite our wonder, but borrow
novel grandeur from the truly benevolent
considerations which animated and nerYed
him to his task"
, Grahan's Magazine, Feb, 1856.
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Preaching the Gesuel.

| DR.. Sprague tells the following anecdoate
of an evangelical clergyman of the English
Church. named Jones' The story was given
BIN by the Rev. George Burder,' sTe4
Mr. Jones had college elassmate, who en-
tered the ministry at the same time with him.
sell, but was mere man of the world, and
knew little aad cared nothing of the true 1gos-
pei This man, eonyersing one day with Mr.
Jones, said to him. half jocousely, half seri-
tously. 4, .l''t
@Why is it that you are so popular as
preacher, and so few come to hear. Inc, when
Everybody knows that at the University was
Iconsilered greatly your superior?" ...-.
why" said Mr. Jones, ''the reason is that
4 preach the gospel.'' .-i h's8
"The gospel?'' said the other;Ies do /; al
most every text preach upon is from Mat
thew, Mark OF john -..... -..,-,s
Said Mr. Jones, ''Y ou may do that, and yet
never preach Jesus Christi --'H
"Well,'' said the other, 'lend me one of
your sermons, and see what effect it will
Ihaye.pr .- . ..5.r..s. 49,:
He actually did lend him one and he preach
led it, as he had engaged to do, and as he was
coming out Of the chnrch, at the close of the
service he was aceosted by a young man; who,
in listening to the borrowed discourse, had
been thrown into state of anxiety in re-
spect to his salvation.
Says the minister, somewhat confused by
the strange result of his preaching-"Wait,
wait, say nothing about it till the people have
gone out''
After the congregation had retired, the anx-
ious inquirer began further to explain himself,
when the Clergyman interrupted him by say
ing 3b
But what is the matter with you? see
no occasion for making yourself so unhap-
.py.''
"Matter," replied he; "why, your preaching
has made me feel like a condemned criminal,
and fear there is no mercy for me-"
swell, realIy,n said the minister. "I am
very sorry that | have wounded your feelings
Il had no intention of doing it; bat since you
have got into this uncomfortable state, advise
you to go and see Mr. Jones'" "rat-
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRE
80 "A. EEIAI.N Ii ALL LINE

DEnFUM ER RiES.-Pomades. in pots. ars and stick
Hair Tonies Eau de Lustrae. Bears Oil, Rose oil.
Maoassar l. Bandone Curling Fluid. Hair Gloss etc
Water Vsrl ena Eau vine de Nenet for render
the skin soft and fair well delicate
hue the complexion Extracts for
Lubns and 9th Tooth Powders Tooth Pases Treas
Of the Mouth and vi egair Toilet IN
Powdsr all the other articles in the line Of Toilet
For sale by u. MIELSCH.
noVi5 Firststreet. opposite Post-ofHce.
NNTHfTt LEAD-tUc kegs pure for sale w =
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REmOVAE

HsHE Undersigned has removed bis Tailoring Establish
u Immediately opposite the Pres
terian Church. in the Office with DR.. Wood. where he
be glad all his cid aud goody
and would be pleased them itf
anything his line such coats vests shirts draw
de orderOn the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for avors he would resneetull solicit
she at the hands of liberal putc
r..
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wATCHEs. CLOCks. AND JE,yELRY.

\
NETB have Just received our new stock OF Watches.
NV and silver Ware altogether the finest
offered this city, and which, be
ing enables sell at lower Eu
than gol and silver hUating and
Watches from the finest dos atiele colo
guard eans ades' and gents breast pins
plain drops and rings guard
in short article in line of business
in variety of style and price.
We have aso made arangements by which we Will Re
supplied with style of and wood
and thirty hour clocks direct from the factory
which will sell whoesalsor retail as low as they be
purchased in Western city
BfTTROLFFIE & SONS. Main ST.. bet. LIST and I'd
N B.Every aytice sold ablishment warranted
co he represeFred.. --r. --a4f
Old gold atthe highest price, taken in exehang
q s1r
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DBBEEF. STONE & CO.,
COMMISSION e. FORWARDING MERCHANTS,


Sec0aG Street, 6ct'B Main and Tie RiUer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
EAARTIGULAR attention paid the purchase ard
z HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK. BACON,
La RD ETC together Wish all kinds OF Pr0ducs
and Manu- uaetured Articles. Censgnents soltced, and
usual advances n4ade s.4 ft5,sr = 4st ~
kEFbt ro--hessIs Buchanan, Co. wholesale GroeeF,
aud Camm sien MERCHANTS, " A. Riehardson& Co.. Hem
ManufsetuTer Cornwall Bro, Wholesale Groeers aRd
Star Candle asufaeturtr Watts wesiY. Pork Packer
and Commission Merchants Allen. Dealers
Pork AontgemeTy Dlyidge Co Wh0iesale Dry Goods
FRANK cAATER, T.. = -. .ws. r. JoUETT
CAETEEs K JOUETT.
FORWARDING An D COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
no. %. SIZE TEIRn ST, MAIN WATER
Z l4iflii Lllt5- = LOUISVILLE. KN. r-a
Refer .
Geo. FOsssr & Co., lsiPs G o Riley & Co.,
Evansville ind. ieI4-Iy-s
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81 n
LEIGH & VERJIU
FEtHE uhteFsigpedhaye pnrehaSe the eHfire stock of
l. sDragsand Afealicincs of J. " u. MiHerN Co. and
4Atend carrying Drug business the well known
ctand af aIier & Farnsley No. IA Water street N nd err
the frn of Lsich dS Verlng. a5s s1s1 sarL
Charlie Lasch, ofthe irn, hopes orabIy known
20 the Du ble- sRagng been engage IN AIR Crawford
fseif's Sore the last Ave Peter verlng othe
xane ar havag been cerkingi the present store the
ast .hree yers htess himself with having the conf
denee ofIts old customels, =
we faersf gsepfg on hand aIrge and fresh stock Of
r,s-s a nd medicines and hope by this means and bv
business. and by low prices merit
l,sra reulaae fFo oldand customers.
1sE 4 fstesas Etfasterze CHA RfF,S LEIGH,
sssgebq5-Ey ~aes& ~ tLe=e ~ PETER VERLINGf.
mWOR@Fs FEED.-we have supply Of Hay. Corn ant
I'LL Oats on hand and for sale by >
CkANT UARSS<.
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CINCINNATI.
NIXON g. GOOBrE4N.

= NHAUN q. CBt5 " VI aNa
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON sND CITY MILLS B 3oE AND
Rs.et -lr aFs- MINIS PAPER.
PLATNER a SMITHS .- q -- u
e Is II X Es . o x r ssp RS;
.SMITH Il PETERS CIT CARDS a CARD SHEETS
LiEh bOdyis Beck ;'Rd News EnE1;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc, etc
~ SALES ROOMS. a Gs179 V ALNtT 7 STREET. ~
@ CINCENS ATT, o. .
Whore they offer every variety ada ted the city
aeountry trade and he materials emPloyed in its
ctur hest
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NOTIONS

saspendsrs white and coore1 Spool Cotons white end
oolorsd black AVID trab LiAen Threads
sober sewing Silks black and dra6 r~ists black. ~its
oiersd worset honnst cap aek and colSrsd Taeta
Ribbons black SIX Fely Z do: Side tuck. Ivory
aat Enxsh Fins aud Dressing bs Lead ana
Slate Pencils STEEL Pens Pen h,lier Enveopes Memoir
sndam Bo6is Can an rappingdo Com
ersi Saving Dlrain and Sesog Nee s; whte Japan
Hooks AMI SwAnshl DO. Part-1o
Pins Hair Do ThrNias o Pearl ssat,
shirt Bsons Fsst % ovsr;sas " Snspsn Dress
4 Shaving BraShss za3 Boxes San
Percussion Caps Hat aad Water pr1ofdo. 81
Ssss - s's' g. ssss MORGAN. KEEN x PRE<roS
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FALi. GAAlFAttsA! 2
HA Il ID H AEsE AT WHOLESALER
NV md Why LAhNE -FAI.L- STOCK.
CHAS. s. WELLS

CHAO. D. w ELLIS,
WHILST thanks the patrensge
SW the public, since he opened in Evansville. would
aPprise Merchants
taeky and city purchasers also that he
in the Heaviest stOck of Hardware and
erY (by onethird) that he offered he
vile market sale Many Cords
ed by him. during depressed the
and having his Goods fled
etursr " Ork be is only able bat deeidsdly a posed
T. Ofer and sell Hardware low figures house
afford the Goods. cash good time buyers
and Traders feeling assured that be
full Justice.
the articles (almost innumeraoI) prsnK his
stock he names the following to the trader
500 dozen Pocket KniTes (fully assortedi
IS do Steel Shears an d Scissors;
100 do Razors and Strops; ssf.sffss7 f.g s
100 SPoons-Iron. Brittana and German SilTert
so dozen Coffee Mills. all grades; s4a ~ 51ry
80 do Files and Rasps, all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles turned bottsHs; ~ ....te
20 % lbs Sadirons. assor;ed;
800 dozen b. Hinges. do; r.-- "a
1900 gross Screws gimlst pointedi
$50 dozen Door Soeksand eckets; f-.l-H Fts .--.1
100 do Augurs;
200 DO Curry Combs aud Horse Cards; - a-
go pairs Shovel and Tongs iron and brass hsaess
so dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hols; trr--
25 do Stetlyards and Scale Beams.
do Ames' (aud other brands) ShoVes aad SpxAeBs
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases Japanned Tinwarer fully assorted. l.rsr
ALSO p
whps and Lashes. Brushes Combs Needles spsctaeles
Mennaie Hardware generally together with
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges, Tea
ties. Knives aud Riddles and =
Gum Esarreis and Gun trimmings,
Carpen and Coo pers Tools Window Sash.
CHARLES s. WELLS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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WAT1,H RRPAIRINl;

TNE dersiEned baving eommsBeed the above business
in Evansville hatters himself with the hope that his
and skill in sll desert pti0ns measurue
machinery will rpon trial be found WORTHY the
the citizens % the city but also those
som .-ercuma mbient vietuage''
HIS the Post oGee where he be found at all
CgTIcE HoURs. uyS R. II. GATES /
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SHERWOOD HcU3E.

'TNIE subscriber hasfaken the above house and mas
1 entirely reftted and ret0rnishedit and is pfepafet
20 entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mt Peter Burke, and has good stock fhOEses and
riages to let.
sThestabe large clean and wellloeated, and good
hostlersare in ParticHlarlttenron
win be paid to the horses leftwth him for keep
ng, and in allrespects the public, Ia fnd the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. fjys-tfl j. A 8YERS-
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FRED. LEI BONDEgEO,
COMMITS SION ERCHANT

sasaz So "a Taf New Orleans E,Ts--s
ENOR the sale OF Butter Cheese Lard Ers Dr. ed Fruits
me- FLOUR Meat all Of Western Produ and eel
the purchase Of Groceries etc. Cash advances
sgnmenH dseH-dsn
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-asE ft' DAY & EAATEACEK, sg
4,-r1s wHoLEsAL DEALERS M
.g-a & s pESS7Ss SlFTT SslS2FTT. -
ssP4smds : . - =, : GIEoINNArI. 0.
CINCINNATIpAPEsR " AREHOUsE
attention dealsEs ana eensg ers 81 ,sr laTse an
and dealers are that enabled
sssE or tand Nit f. 81 & l5zs s0g5 Al CAP aRS
Super Royals Blank PAPERS by Plather
@ sIe a s the Ses Finer Cards aud keep
hand At all times e9Epete stock Of PEptsrs Papers Of
MeCreary's celored Inks arm in snd Gold Size. !
hfx a Book supply e t.
most extent h regular sizes and Irregular sizes
We nay the highest 1arket price cash. Rags Bag
sihs SSlP e0P A'iS !" NIXON & GOODMAN
Wholesale PaPsf aa = Wnhss I
IfEPsiOVED PosrABLE MILL.
ENoR grinding whea and and all other
tienaine oid Iaahor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting
Our atsut R. Monroe is authorized to sell the
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight -
CaasJ R. MoAToe's Family Grocery corner Of Oak and
9gsG4 isis4tf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cincinnati
@ G. B.. CAMP a. CO.,,
MRS, fSFs: fMfslssah,SS hSB BsalfsS EHSGY e FuRs,
Have now full soek 3 @aieg ;nd reseiFinsfTss
Mems and Sys SFF EFF aaS ASp R S3iGF & ana F'f
.a, cloth. silk Plush. Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys.
4 EB1fFFAEO ROBES;
WOLF EAbIEs, ! IN 9 FtNSY : ! Z = runs 8 B ES;
-s- HATTERs' FURs,- TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC. 3
yHO which would call the attention of Dealers and
Country Merchants before purchasing as pre-
pared superior 70 sssh time
buyers. (oct3-d&w) C. b. CAMP co
AtORN sHELIFRE have on hand and for saIs
a. eheap cash all the best erns Corn shelers
p nov1F d&w -srr5Eaf=s Il 81 GkANI AZ tSsCN.
DR. sEyER&oN's HE4ITT4 RESTORATIVE,
- Anti-Dyspeptie and Ambitious Pills,
SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSECr -.nsr=Iy vegetable;
a mill and pleasant in the action - " Hpreve the
petite and give the eisty sad ohviate Co
riveness Piles II aiaehe. and all y torfers Coles
etc. Wholesale and retail bs -...-j J. d. PARK.
Cor 4Foursh and ssput streets. Cincinnati.
W " ROBERTS. indianapolis.
Proprietor WN. &. EYERsUS. Nj D., No So. Sixt
trert Phlla lei phia. - -zs now d& WIN
4-4s1zs ANEW GROCERY.
oFL form the pae and citisensof this pIaee that
81 [ Rave ed a NEW GROCERY at Hamilton & Car
on s the of LooHst and Second streets.
in which Intend keeng full assortment OF Family jroee
Produce whfeh cheaT tie ceap
est Call and tssE dee2S If r. D. SElKS-
20 .se6 LOOK HERE! Ae
DFcFTCED .hfs dav. at Ro-erTs Store. f-ou New
d Adams Co . Ex beautiful lot
CL0TH aASTILLAS wishing to haveth cir choice,
de dee1s dst 70 Err BRoTHER FRTV.
EpRoOMs.-sod DOZEN asserted tusltt7ss. received
ID noy21 $50 -.--.-.- - TENEEY SoRENSON.
E..,f--s FRED. LEI BONDEgEO, $50
COMMIssI ERCHANT,
g. s- tfti Ne. z LAFAYsTTR STREET, -s -'l
aaee- 80 "a Taf New OrHeaKass H.
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HBEtL HEANGER,

e.ta EsEkEI AHANdSERss Tn~
LOCK AND GUN SMITH
TOBBTNt. such repairing Umbrellas P2rasos uend-
- 80 JAMEs SP AIDING
Gets 6m .s IT, z..- Corner Fourth and Eain streets
NEW YORK COMTTESEON &2USE.
s. 90 THOMAS k4. MAG Al EE.
wEsTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
r eE-s-T etsea MERCHANT
"a South William street, New York.
T1EfNG lonsest4 5shed with extensive connection
in the above bisincss respectfully solics consgn-
meuts ofll kinds of Westert roduce which will receive
d&te and pc rsonl attention the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
eansign nments of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made on ALI shipments wheH requiFedbys ~ .ss5E
ss-{ -.--l -s st l--tf-s J. II. .MA6iHEE6 CO.,,
feb20-tf . fsse5 fz-at Evansville, Ind
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WDRiNTS.-sc cases hIue and orange Prints, sttf
do hlue an5 white do. $50
4a I do FIR Elish Furniture Prints,
Received and fer sale BY JAMES Low CO..
ncv2s dhv sIS Main street Loxisyiile. E5.
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The stock of these Companies their
by this Site their
raens confined extensively 70 thsStae Of Indiana
Buildings and Merchandise and also the
eSsoes Farbeas and Steamboat sqqltas rates Of
preInsurn BY q = y 2 e,Nats-4 Ii. c. GYATHMk8s
octg7- -d3m G4 atraFHk s@sf#tss = ~ @9 Agent.
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8. Hathsway. 2. B. Lorng. Jacob 9. WeIls
gao~ srsneer, Seh9 Gas5.r,a " sTsS1aMay. TsiHy.
W n Pare MN. II. Powell. ssGeorze Gillespie.
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VOLUME VIII.
.se MtIESCELIiiA.N .NEOUS.
-asT0aFHRss.fIIHENs % r SOUTHERN INDIANA
KENT lsFk4- AND flsLENUIs.

KENT ttEx9s AND Ii.LlNOIs.
MAS. D. SAUNDERS tJiTil 4gnerr. having taken up
eS abode fhs city Evansville would peetfuy
IudsnA
fasas4sky fHlnsis. that prepared Plans
saB peciaeasion5 Esima7es
peAnisgso his prOesioa via wasr WorEs Drainage
.Exud. R4ways Turn Plaak other Roads,
rrsssmeat of Rivers for nsvg1tion pur 9S
Enesr Albay Raro4d; fudge tIughes
Ind; George Dunn Bedford, Ind, Al
B WILSON, Engineer OF Albaay. md. and IT, O.
Hoores ESD. Chic Engneer o. the f. and CStrs igh
Line R4iir1 "a. can 81 aprlieztoh. mh2o ~
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IMPROVED P0IFAEsLE MILL.
ENOR grinding weas and corn and all other substance
i eluiring grind ng. ~ IL u =
enuae Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
ali widths fsls4Lt
arent J. R. Monroe, is authorized to sell the above
articles at Cincinnati prices, including freight.
CaIlatJ r. MOaroes Family Grocery corner Of Oak and
SgeIsa islstf JAMES BRADFORD CO. eineinnatio
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o. BOOTS AND SHOES.
GREAT INCTsE As e ISaTaB IAMMO FIJI STOCK, AND
nj Sill Thev coYnen. = |

EBOO4S AND SEaOES.
GREAT INCTsE As e ISsTdB AIAMN0 FIJI STOCK, AND
ssfF ss f-zl LoI Still They Comet
" cling every variety OF meas aEd boys. Youths and
aud fine Boots BGskins Tres and Slippers made
siz other in city We have direct canneetUn
and best in New England Our
ire time anG attention given to the purchase and sale Of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
giving this branch of merchap disipE entire
tention decided advantage those whose ie
pied of Gun Barrels, Sauce
Fih hooks, Rat Tr p. and Corduroy irPo
Sible t-Withont-ahles e FzzE EfTff q
Buy aud Shoes Of Boot and Shoe dealers
Notion Hous4s and Dry Goods from Dry Goods
Houses. 4 city place for cOuntry stnr,
7e1-7F HENDRICKS McREA.
noyI2 $50 F FostsrBloek-
a NaFFFSE--25 bags prime for sale lcw TO close.
u moves . = = GEo FoSTER & CO.
a LUM SALT ,-25'o bushels f9E sd sals y 10
"a noy2S tF-e s 80 ffEe FtfSrsR y CO.
vEYHsT'i ND tiikEsl LIMk-t r,sh SF sale u
iessUA nT3 fys= sa -saz5 s-sza '.-aE sFrflz-t
/ - 9ao Moarning Collars $50 pair Undersieeves.
| So o e dies .cBlersd KID Gloves. 'H-
.Ea@n SO Eziles' Cloth clOaks.
3 pieces black SIX Velvet Yestings, j. -ass.f-r
1 500 d, do Satin z-171+ DO reed This
forsale ~ f-'- JAMES Low 4 co.
| d-eIfdkw 4tS Main street. Louisville. Ky
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CITY EKPRESR RVSIN Esa. -.
q AMuow IRE DO all kinds Of CITY Express
ness havs lust received large heavy Wagon capable
Of earrvinr 25nO springs made expressly city
nsness Such as carrying furniture without
damage: grain from the canal to the river; snd in
fst ali kinds of hauIiug and city
the rtest reasonable terms. Enquire
L rnT2s coz K'S Fsmily Gzocery.