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Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission

IA shi. ~ransh vi sIv tado, are pse gtud 20 dv
= large anivunt vi business. Merchants aIu otners
faaA.ny eohssbnseIu 10 Hvuss, u's, res, assuf
ed vi tIs otnost ndel5 OF oar pirt 10 tnsT intef-
esls aud tna, tasr snAii reSeive prvnit
aNspliva In sales sp larHs.
y. s4l,s'aetors reference given III al cases,
with PIC sure
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Ja!Ip, LyHseIRssst,1..

Once on second STREET. ostwrSn - a II = = u
east = sls ~ sasn, q Srsl and eenseIsss Mausss
II and susas. ts y Dss ". is - and % s1as =, PIE
Scott and Mns~nc counties. n, s,t couuty and sam.
ees q .r is miles from Davenport all IL
sale 80 favorable 'sH JULIUS LNTANcE.
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IIR1T TRAM.
lreGa Gnc cheaes Assortment OF Groceries
INHANkFUL for pasf iavcrs We vosld nov oeef 10
ne citizsns OF port fresh supply OF goods
Il ouf llss, winch we will guarantee 10 suit both In
nstce and ouxi,t, Give rs = call aud examine eur
Suck.
MoLAssEs.-S o., 8, h, Bsieher's syrnp, Col
dsn Syrup.
COffEE Rio and Jasa, Roas,ed and Ground.
cHEksE.--H. Reserve, x. Dairs Pine Apple.
SOAPs-figgse, 81. Louie, palm, Chemical, Era
sise and Fancy.
PRuiTs.--,runges, Lemons Prunes, Cherries, Ap'
p1osand Peaches,
HAMs--bt Leais, s. G., HAMS aud shealdefsf
Dried Beef aud Bcef Tongaes. Also:
White Beans, Sweet Poi4saas, Aaekerel. Salmon,
Picked Herring Eagllsh spin Peas, Pearl Farley,
fxrns. S0da, Ssgu Stierntus, Y. Powders. hiee,
Hoainy, Gosg, t'lt'd aud crushed sugar. Starch j
C4sn Meal, Coin starch, Bath Hrlek- Star, Jaiiow
80 sperm Candies. choice seleciion OF Green and
nlssk Teas. n DAtZELL 81 TO-
Api nd S.E cor. % d Perry. /
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SAW MILL!

sstH !. n m Cnlno 4 6nw AHA flAhinH NH eve.
~, ar,s,i,,on OF PM LuMbfk auired. |
I've s,s,tru my Mills in complete order, and having
\ good stock OF ~ Croix Logs % hand, am ready
.,.,ls sa,ssf - Nh with prolnpisass and diapAiel
\, IN order IL which they arc f1eenud; l. .. lfst
cnna erri served. have III psSsrnt on hand aiarge
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CJAPAkaES,

nF al sizes of c sriss Co.'S troy, al
~ api 7u~-H A. PHI Id r BRO r.
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0ieat Excitement at
MITE ns.LA.s E.lzpCAIl M!
Now 10 the tiniu " set the worth VI your none,
IN We ars ueter 10 sell % ~ nay LoN
rhlCks tai lev 0puus have II, In ofaef y
make ample iooth tor oaf stocks " fsi And aihh
t,slus. We th,sid W w easl about the xuth vi III
prSscGI month, anu ast all lae money weesh grta
~yii a, b, r,,.ii The s,,ds ,is II sson III.
imp ave lhis grvat utoftabiis OF buying ssaf g"oa
iaI, 4 .dtt HP a X. ". MITCHELL
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PUBLIC NOTICE

rs hereby gwen theta stiag pf the Stocl holder
i efths Mis,issippi and Missouri kAH Road Com
fany. all De acid Ut the once OF said Company al
ms A1rnef Of Malta and second Streets. DasepLsn
Iowa, on Mosp.T The aBd day OF June next a. ~
o,etoek A. M aid day, for the suppose Of slecins
orssrs Tor ssia Company fer The ensuing Year.
seq h. PRICE, seel'y.
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Norts faIauo.
Wal; Paperi Wall PAPER!

y To 5ioJ nciis IN hand jlsI received aud open
i = ing, We hite 10 h-slaLon ~ saying that ~e
Lase The largest and essi oariey west of Chicago
Sisil ~ our sssrs AID sarrh"ass wal show, all o
which VII, De sold al feasonaoie prices.
n. A. rJR EA N BRO,
Old PioSeer bouk suue,
All DIV n ko,s t.ianJ 4 4
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Nlssonri STATE Mutual xire, Marine Ansu1aASs
Company OF ST. Louis.
GkPffAE, ss1 ,pss, nd constantly Increasing.
pfEEGTOkSs
u. D. Pare, c. 5. Greely, 3. N. EageH'
v raw il. W. Alexander. Il. Wymsns
j n Mccuno, d. Al January, e. H-Psek.
Policies issaod from 81 days 10 six years. snd me
fnsared participate in tho whole prohss-
For information enquire o. ihs undcrssgnsd a9snt
fey davenport. ". !. bAN I.sfoN
s.tt rtah tryly.
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nlLs, Lls.s<.a, Lard and Tanners oii- Oskum
" Pitch, Rlasisr Psris, Cement, hax, 6isss and
Haiiss NJ. DAlZkLL 4 Co.
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For safe.

kOr sue.
on u BY IS II. ~fIh Improvements thereon, cor
IL Isr ~ and lows SIS, Or said lot are the Ire-
most Houss and dwelling hoGse the frst one Is
pfnlshsd as good Boarding house and . Brat rate
buenees dBs. Faruiiure for sale with the property.
Pesssssion given stsSy time. Inquire ohthe prem
isss. Davenport, May "a, 1ssS.-du
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I'VE YT11 I11OxANUK cVArAnI,
Ogdsnsbursh, =. =.
DAie IN Capital ytSo, w. Surplus soeOe,
TOTAL goo ,OOO. *
win insure Firs and hlxnd Transportation risk
on a. favorable terms a. Any otAet goo le.
Rsferto Geo, Steele. ksa.,Coi y, :. nnepAra, o.
" css,sens seets,, l., en- s Co., Chicago, a. =. L.
Mssrs. ~ H., Davsnl.oIl. saia'l. eaIisn, hss E4si
a. xannot.. Fish & lEes agts.
uays-dls Esxi- ~, Rock island, Ill.
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An open fisla and Fair sisy.
IHHEuGE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
NO. q,
LIE Claire kOar.

I'VE arc nov receiving our Spring stock of hne
w WITCHES. t6Suid buniefs, Magic and Rail-
road t.me..S JEHELRf oF ell descriptions, Jet
goods, Coral. sisserwsre, and Fancy Uoods &c.
We b. " the largest aud nas1 complete stock Of
Goods ever Srssykt 70 DssesPevt, vhs-h Teofer 10
q shs public a. Tor as any house west Of me nouD
1ains Nheis Aair R-tzil
Please call and examine stock. perhaps you
wav al II 4, yoar ia.eress- as deisrmiEed
nanaI not 70 be patdone ia low prices.
lp-il aasa ALFRED c. BILLION.
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The sIs-t SsnsI.t iss4.s, s-aneSiih6 sLe .,thnue
cies VIA we ss-tSra,t Softn xsstsfi, aas ssuth.
sessru slate., b. rlinaoas Nail ~ direct. lhis
road aisv evu,.cts rit.sulfsa with dSisy line
teaner. psf.s ia Ias NSfin ~sstsrn lakes ma
Alag me nust direct ehsaSsst snS rsasb0 rsso %
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-18

A Funny way Of Endorsing an Editors Course
Our neighbor of the Enquirer congratulates
himself that his election to the Office of Sheriff
| is evidence the course he has pursued, as edi-
tor of the Evansville Enquirer, has been en-
dorsed by the Democracy of Vanderburgh
County. He thus closes his compotable ar
ticle:
"Our Democratic friends overwhelm US with
their congratulations upon our success, which
we gratefully acknowledge, not so much on &C
count of the high compliment paid to ourseli
personally, but as an evidence that our uniform
course of policy since we established Demo
cratic paper in this city has met with their
appreciation"
Well now let us see how strong is the evil
dence that the Democracy of this county have
endorsed his course by the vote given him as
candidate for Sheriff. Wizards majority in
this county was $50; Lockhart's, SIS; Denbys,
512; Venneman's AT; Hatohitt's, ZIG; Saun-
ders', 652. The last four mentioned candi-
pates were running for county Offices. Now
it is reasonable to suppose, if Mr.. Halls course
was so heartily endorsed by his party, they
gave him vote at least as high as the average
Of the other county candidates of the Democ-
racy. That average was considerably over
500 yet our notable friend John B. Hall only
received majority of 252!!! He ran so far
behind his ticket, that it might have been cleo
ted BY very respectable majority, and he de-
feated! This is certainly very singular kind
of endorsement Of his course. But probably
it was because we opposed him, as he was the
only man on the Democratic ticket against
whom we wrote anything We venture the
remark, that had the Democracy nominated
any other Democrat of any prominence in
the county, for the Office of Sheriff, except
ing the present Sheriff. he would have re-
ceived double the majority that our neigh
Dor did. He knows it and his party knows
it, yet he actually parades his election be-
fore the people as an evidence that his course
as an editor has been very emphatically en-
dorsed by his party He should have been
satisfied with his election, instead of endea-
voring to make personal capital from what
many other men weuld have disliked more
than ordinary defeat,
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fine and fast horses contesting for premiums,
as buggy, carriage and saddle nags. The rae
ing on the course yesterday afternoon at
tracted an immense crowd. The course is
circular. and quarter of mile long. The
fencing was lined with people like crowded
amphitheatre nearly the whole distance around
But few horses, however, entered for the pur-
pose of making quick time. Mr.. Gavitt intro
duced a sorral mare only three years old and
utterly unframed. He had in fact but short
time before bought her out of an ox-waggon.
She made mile in precisely three minutes
She is fast now, but she will eventually make
20 40"
Mr.. Kean brought in his poney, one of the
quickest little animals of its make that ever
turned scrub course" It made mile in
minutes seconds. One horse was ruled out,
not coming within the prescribed time of 4
minutes
sweepstake race followed, Mr.. Gavitt en-
tered the mare before mentioned, and a roam
horse years old, and Mr.. Kean his poney. The
roam came out first by all odds, and the poney
next. The roam is a very fast PAGER and trained
to beating.
The crowd in attendance was very large,
and everybody apparently well pleased. The
New Harmony Band were present, and
breathed their sweetest music.
One great feature Of the day, was the exhibit
ton of fire engines and their respective COM
panies. All the companies with their appara-
tus, were at the Fair grounds, excepting the
Neptunes, who remained as a kind of guard
for the city. Young America went out in ad-
vance, the members in uniform and looking
neat and hearty. The engine was shining, and
looked capable of doing excellent work. The
Washington, Union and two boys companies,
all in uniform, with banners flying, and music
swelling in the air, formed in regular process
sion, and marched to the grounds. The
Union and boys companies, we fully alluded
to in noticing thT parade short time since
They looked as well almost yesterday as they
did the day of the Parade. The Washington
company was not at the Parade, but they
made splendid display yesterday. They
numbered about $780, were handsomely uni
formed, and had the Evansville Brass Band,
in uniform, in attendance The company had
an superb new satin banner, the product of
the skill and tasto of Mr.. Morris Milsch. On
one side was fine picture of Washington with
his horse by his side, and the other motto,
death to the Flames" The banner was very
handsomely ornamented otherwise, and a
beautiful eulogy in itself upon Mr.. Milsch.-
The splendid appearing engine and hose car
riage of the company attracted marked atten-
ton. But we have already extended our re-
marks-deep into the night so the printers
think. The engines had a trial on their re-
turn to the city. We understand the Wash
ington company were first, and the Union Sec
ond.
j. Blythe Hynes, Esq, made an eloquent
address on the Fair grounds, as we understand,
which we arrived too late to hear. 1t was
much admired by those who did hear it.
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FILLMORE BARBECUE AT BENTON, ILL
We publish to-day letter from Benton, ILL.,,
announcing that there will be Barbecue
held at Benton, Franklin county, on the 23d
inst, and extending cordial invitation to
Fillmore speakers and others here to attend.
We thank the writer for his kind invitation
to us, but the post of duy for us at present is
here. We wish the Fillmoreites of Franklin
county glorious time.
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Word TO THE LADIEs.-In recommending to your use
Dr. Hosteters celebrated Stomach Biters, is but
state that stmuans the system imparting
and vgor preparatory to periodical stages which
preparation happily adapted to all
and for Crampsin the Stom Cholera
Morbus all ailments arising indulgence in the
fruits vegetables 1t is certain and al
remedy and family should be without
Directions the bottle. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally. HAL1OCk sTODDARD.
sepII-d&w WOOLSEY a. SAWYER.
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DIED:

At his residence in Knight township the 18th
Mr. ISAAC KNIGHT. aged n His funeral will take
place this orning at 10 O'Clock from his residence
Mr. knight of the Oldest citizens of this county
He killed buffalo within what corporation
Evansville He taken prisoner by the Indians when
boy opposite Henderson, and remained with
years. His history evontful one,
as it with early life in the West and particularly in ha
neighbOrhood made him subj of particular interest
home.
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FILLMORE ELECTORAL TICKET

0tTBoth the editorial and mechanical corps
of our establishment, were so much engaged
and interested yesterday in the County Fair,
and the fair of the county, that our readers
are deprived of their usual fare in our paper
this morning
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~ The Democrats have elected the fol.
lowing congressman in Ohio: Pendleton il
the LIST District: Groesbeck in the I'd; Cock.
Grill in the 9th; Cox in the 18th, and Miller in
the 10th. They claim five others. The con-
test between Campbell and Vallan is so close
that the result is still doubtful.
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POSEY COUNTY.

The majority for Willard in Posey by
official returns, was GIG; for Lockhart, s55;
for Pitcher, Judge of Common Pleas, 1925;
for Barkwell, Circuit Prosecutor, 1906; Nelson,
for Circuit Clerk, 2161; Sanders, County
Treasurer, 1905. The other Democratic
nominees received maiorities from 800 to $50.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHEAT! WHEAT!

e. this place. cents line insertion
20 line three times; 80 cents line week. dis
ton longer time
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PENNSYLVANIA ELEoTIoN.-The Democrat
ic majority in the State is about 1900 to A.
600 only.
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Bushels heat wanted at the Southern Mills
Canal The highest market price in cash
will be paid oct1S-Itt IGLEHEART BROS.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

II ES
lines less time soc: three times 81;
week 81 so; weeks 81 so; month 81; three
months 81 So six months. $40; year SIS. Discount
Cards of six lines under IS
charge marriage death religious notices.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED that the lots Nos and &C. in block
~ No. Eastern Enlargement. bordering Chestnut
street and lots Nos. l. q g. f. g. TO- H. IL 10 in
block No l. Enlargement fronting Eighth and
a. 49, &c. H. 49, 49, 90 81 g. % a. % and g. in block No.
Enlargement fronting 9th street. also lots
ment fronting 9Th street. also lots 3 A. Sand g. block
No. Eastern Enlargement fronting Cherry and
l. q 8 4, g. TO- IL. IL. Il and H. in block No
Eastern Enlargement fronting Cherry plank
sidewalk be laid down said lots whatever
of the that may be bordering the streets within
the bcaon of this notice. default
of the Street Commissioner directed proceed
work. expenses securing thereby
will assessed collected by lots 80
much thereof will satisfy said lien BY
Common Council WELL. H. WALKER, CLERK.
Volkshote cor octq
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AGRAND SCHEME FOR OCTOBER 31st,
On the Havana Plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF ED
EXTRA CLASS 8

EAIhA CIlAsS o,
To drawn in Baltimore Nd Friday October ast 1885.
VII be distributed according to the following
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Numbers!-1,OOOP Prizes!
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Prizes payable in Full q0itbOm Deduction
APPROXIMATION FRIES

Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
AI packages in any of the Mary
Lotteries will receive prompt attention and the draw
Address r. II. HUBBARD e. CO.,
No. SO Fayette ST., Box No. 40.
ootl7-tf Baltimore. Maryland.
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HUsT RECEIVED BY
% 20 bbls Tanners Oil;
20 box papered Salartaus;
10 do Corn Starch for cooking;
4 cases Soap fancy:
10 baskets Olive Oil;
50 doz Toy Buckets;
20 cases Brandy very fine;
% bdls Half Bushels. j. B.;
5 c's Wood BIS Bald 2 in MT;
so bx fine cut Chewing Tobaeco
5 cases British Lustre;
25 doz Jute Bed Rope;
10 bales Gloves;
10 bags Pepper, for sale low b.
ocel0
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ADNIHNESTR SALE REAL


EsY virtue of order of the Court of Common Pleas
ED Vanderburgh made at the September Term,
of said Court the undersigned WILL as administrative
of the of David St deceased sell at public auction
the eoor OF the Court House in the city of Evansville tho
10th November 1856 between the hours
a. M and P NJ. the following described real estate sit
uated in Vanderburgh county ndaaa wits All that part
of lots number t27) and twenty (2s in
McGary's Enlargement eff the city of Evansville. thus
bounded commencing point Piue street in said city
0 feet north of the alley between lots numbers
yone CID and (2S) in he Enlargement afore
said running thence north said Pine street
25 thence back and at right angles with said
Pine Nos q and the alley
lots Nos rs and o. thence south with said alley parallel
with Pine (25 feet and thence
lots q and rs the place of beginning Also all part
81 and % aforesaid which, bounded follows: begnuiog
Pine afOresad 40 feet from the north Of
lot No (sad corner ad dining the alley divd
ing lots and running thence north
the line of Pine street forty feet the Fourth Enlarge
of Evansville. thence tht north line of
and twenty eight to the alley dividing lots
twenty six and twent thence along the line
alley forty [4O feet thence the place OF beginning
TERMS-One third of the purchase money in easF
third in nine from the day sale with interest," and
remain third eighteen months from the day of sale
with interest Notes with approves security and waving
relief from valuation laws will be required
for the credit portion Of the purchase money.
ELIZABETH STIrT ADMINISTRATIVE.
IL NELSON,
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FIJI ENzONT,
THE MUsTANG CANDIDATE.

Col Fremont had many friends the Mustang Lin-
the opposition could corporate guard.
Mr.. Fremon. remarked in his dispatches President Fill
while Transporting horses and cattle the plains
Mexico, THAT if the Government would send lib
eral supply Mustang Linimen would rs
of loses This very important for all Farmers and
Liverymen know. The Mustang LinimeBt a wonder
full article for beast 1t should always be used for
Sores SWelIings, Stiff Joints, Burns Bruises Rheumatic
Pains, &C. Galds. Sprans. Spsvins, Ringbone,
&C.. upon horses. BEWARE INVITATIONS. The Mustang
is sold by all res pectabIe dealers everywhere.
BARNES & PARK.
octI7-1m Proprietors. New Y ork.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
AEsts sEFEs!ssTssE5sFg { EEsEEsz FEsssEsEss
Esg--5lg - Ec.sss -SS.5s 3 = z5aE slss3+@
NEW ARRANGEMENT

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
l. their friends public of Ey.nsviIfs
Vicinity that they have determined open once at
the business of their Line, appointed MI
W. MCBRIDE as their Agent. who past
with the business is perfectly mar with the routes
and the details Of their operation This has
been made with the sole increasing the facilities
the Express. and thereby desiraby ths
eto accomplish which efforts of or foSsI ste
will be especially directed ~seA
having business With our Pany will pleas
call on Mr. MeBride at Office street.
tween Locust and Main who alone to act for
from this date w ~S' AoA
nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER snnerintana.nt
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h53 ATCHES, q c.
WA 200 round wood box Matches;
IL kegs Double Refined Saltpetre;
20 British Luster;
500 indigo best quality by railroad and for sale
a reduced prices by cots l. IL ID. HERMANN.
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TO THOSE WISH TO FEED THE

EBR0POSALS bids will received the Secretarys
office until Saturday next. for shed and the right
sell Refreshments the Fair during Fair.
Intoxicating drinks will be allowed on the grounds
P. H0RNBR0OK. Secretary.
oetlO-tt V. q. A. & H
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Tickets s2o-Halves $IO-Quarter $5-Eighths so.
Certificate of package of rs WRoes. s3ls 90
Halv S. ....... 1873 90
26 Quarter, "a ........ rs 90
d" 26 Eghths, 90 80 so
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OFFICE OF THE E. & O. RAILROAD COMPANY.l
Evansville, October 18th, 1856. s
BERS0HS holding certificates receipts for City and
County paid for E. a. O. Railroad, purposes fol
years will please present the this
office without delay, for conversion into stock.
Certificates County taxes be procured appca-
tiOn W. II. Walker, Esv, Auditor V. O.
By order of the Board, JOHN L. MARTIN, Sec'y.
Enauirer
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q PUTNAM for October; Housed
III Schoolfellow for October; S
ceived and for sale by oet10
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sehold Words for October;
; Spirit of the Times, Just re-
D0BELL 81 LISTER.
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NEW ARRIVAL.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
VNTE just received of Watches andk
wv Jewelry consisting of all the different and beau
Styles in great variety the lowest and
every article warranted represented We would CALI
special attention TO large stock of Fine Gold Silver
Hunting and open face Watches wh:eh will sell very
low figures. Also large lot of Gold. Silver, Steel and
peetaee to suit ages pub Bile
generally and the ladies in particular invited to CALI
and examine cur stock. BITTR0LFF & SONS.
sep30 Main, between First aad Second streets.
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DRUG STORE.


Ear J. J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock OF
HI Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell few
months since desires to call the attention of the public
particularly of physcan and merchants coming this city
to make purchases to this assortment which will be
stanty receiving additions from the Eastern Cities and
which will be sold low afforded by
Buildings. sep29-tf
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RAILROAD
29 box Ink;
20 do papersd Soda;
10 do Extract Lemon cooking;
20 box Fig Blue;
10 boxes Olive Oil;
Sc kegs Soda;
20 boxes Clothes Pins;
5cascs Wood Boxes, 5 in nest;
5 bbls Wood Faucets;
bbls Putty in bladders;
3 cases Cigars;
Is doz Juse Clothes Lines;
10 bags Pimento;
TENNEY & SORENSON.