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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25


"a SPEECH SgoILEp.-The Hon. Mr..
Colsax's Speech against the Lava oil
Kansas fills up large space in the Tri-
bune. The Senate, In the Kansas Pa
cifcation Act, having nullifed-abroga-
ted-swept of all the sc. laws, II but needs
Mr.. Colfax's vote to make II law. May
we not expect that vote!.-N Y. EXPIRES.
II The Erprsss will only read Mr..
Colfsx's speech, IL will end therein Oh
ted not less than dozen laws Of ty-
rannical and atrocious character which
the Senate bill does not pretend to re-
peal nor In any affect. Aud, more than
ill Il does not take away the power oil
the bogus Legislature elected for Kan
sas by the Missouri Border RufIians to
psss ircsh acts Of injustice anu cruelty.
IL leayes Shannon and Lccomptc. Dom
aldson and Jones, Strjngfcllov and BY
ford. still masters Of tina Territory
acme Of them by virtue Of their Offices;
the rest In right Of their arms. Only
read Mr.. Colfax's speech, and you will
End therein q great many more bad laws
enumerated thai are not than that are In
any manner affected by the Senator's
bill. Read the speach
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

Il is requested that ali vho 60 70
Ande' sonville on Friday. start from
Brookville and BloomiHzgrove By 6vs.
so as to reach N. tasnora By sevsn.
and AndersonvilIe BY half past nin<
so tina, they can all be seated that the
speaking may begin at 10 precisely.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
NA CnrLprsn Tuoueur.-A su,

- EE A CprLprsH THoueuT-A SUR
ly old bachelor in speaking Of tolera-
ton. .ssys:---',Welesrn liberation from
children; for no man can have his
whiskers pulled by z young brat,
without feeling what an ln,olcrable
nuisance he must have been as a child
himself. 4, oi
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

Mrs. r. w. HALsrEpr.-We wcr
delighted, the other day, with the heroic
language of this old lady, whose father
fought and bled ip the Revolution, and
who said, short time alter shs was
married, to one who askei # she had any
objections to Roberts going to the WAT
than raging with England. "object
no, II he don't 60, I'll put on the
breeches and go myself" u is useless
to say that Mrs. w. 10 for Free-speech,
Free-Prsss. Free-soil, Free-men, and
FREMONTl We wouldn't exchange
such an American woman for q score Of
crib-fed Office holders, in the great bat
tie for freedom now raging.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

THE BLAcR REpuBLrcAS FLAG
The Portland (Maine) Argus says;
1.-The Black Republicans OF, Norway,
in this State, have boldly thrown to
the breeze the banner Of disunion -
Trey have raised . flag bearing upon
its front but SIXTEEN STARS, to desig-
nate the sixteen free States, thus stii-
king out from the glorious GALAXY ol
the confederacy the fifteen southern
States" 5,. ai,est s.lus.
The above is going the rounds oil
the proslavery press as a most potent
argument against Fremont, John
Lardoil dwelt upon il. in his speech in
Brookyille. as q most reasonable and
iniqutous fact. wheushe was speaking
within fifty steps Of a buchanan Gag,
with only Is stars on, ''thus striking
out from the glorious galaxy Of The
confederacy" the 10 states that will
20 for Fremont and the two that will
60 for Fillmore. " pgS-p' .tiisn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

w The German poAAsri, inviting the
Germans to participate in tho Repabli-
can meeting. on the 10th, reached BROOK.
Vile on that day. They had been de.
tanned, no doubt, at Indianapolis, 10, or
der to prevent the attendance Of taese
lovers Of freedom. II is a part Of the
scheme Of the Office hplders "a prevent
an honest expression Of apinIon by these
Germans, 'ddkG y i
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25


language Oh 'ns 0'oer u 'n' D'"'u'
referred 20.
oraered ~ me noaIo, snss .ns
Is.s and The custodv Of The court room.
and be il hereby strictly enjoined from
allowing or permitting the said court
room TO Dc used ior any o'nsr purpose
man LOT nO'',ns e. .ue s csvsrs, 1 ss,;ro
- Convention Of The peeopIe thereof.
The Judiclary-knect OF rsrty on
Opinion
We have been discussing the ev'is
OF our present system oil eiecIIng men
70 Jadic'al once ~ 'ne influences VI
party. we gave last week sne 'ao'
that Judge hsid nad abandoned MS
former opinions upon Inc Pron'O''0'y
question and had' In 'ne language OF
the late Mr. buchanan squared
himself to the platform oy turning .
complete somerset. we aIiude THIS
week 10 another instance Of the lurn-
ing about OF this same Judge to sc-
commodats himself to the new oP'n'
ions Of the platform makers OF the par
y on which ne relies TOT support de
has not given any opinion e. cdfh1drd,
on 'ne qussu0n now a''aoe0 'o' oa'
he has avowed sentiments 10 Dis la'e
e'ecuoneering n"rangues o'!eoay op,
posed to- the opinions ne nslo anQ
stousIy maintained IN 1880.
Then he was member Of the Sen
ate from the district composed OF the
counties OF Union and fsyeste. Ger
tain memorials were presented BY him
"praying for the amendment OF repeal
Of the laws then Ia force, which opera
ted injuriousIy on the natural and civil
rights of the colorsd population Of In
d;sn." They we're referred 70 a az.
.;,,.. - Lin ". p.;d -.
W. So's " - =.
chsrman' and on the TIN OF January
1850. he presented to the Senate q re-
port embodying the opinions oil
the committee, and from this reuor,
u-.'a
We snsn MAKE sumo eA"sc'' 'of 'n'
purpose Of proving that IN 1850 Mr.
Reid was, according to the estimate Of
h;s present polilicsl associates an al.
ol;,;c.;.. ~ ~. .c.t v;r,,.,, 49,
s'''' - .'
reasonable kino. we invite I'll wht
are curions on this subject to look foI
the Documentary Journal of o49-60
and tvru 10 The last n.r.r n n ~h.r,
49, iii s,d -. Ill. ,h;..; !. ~
wy! WV -1 '"' ""'s '""s w. "'
and white. under MIR. Reids owr
name. - +. " -. = .... -.
"Being" says Mr.. Reid. deeply i'm
pressed VAN ine importance OF the sub
ject before u.s. ana believing That 1t n
our duly 70 examine carefully th'
ngn's OF our eo,ored population, ant
the wrongs which our present laws arr
guilty Of infiicting on this class OF un
fortunate persons; and turning GU
eyes back 10 the early formation Of on
territorial government and the ordi
nance Of 1887. We cannot but admir-
the noble sentiments which animate,
the bosom: OF those great Statesmen
VINO introduced and carried out thi
celebrated ordinance, BY which sla
verg and involuntary servisud'
are forever prohIoited within on
State otherwise than in the punish
me- %sns !. % y .s crimes. ,x wna." slavery
wn.. - 'n,s e1euo'w V" wnlcn al
mans'no o. every nation and OF ever,
srseu nave Ds Dee, taugns 70 lear ant
sM M RIA r., $1,000. ....
his own Question. -,
. or -, 49,, !,
, world Mis principle has BEEN Gradual a n
sncroaching on Msyighh ofman. Ma
ii.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

or Senator sumner is at Cape May.
Hopes are entertained OF his ultimate
recovery, though the case Is yet doubt
full.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

SLAspERISc, BucsAsAs.--W. w.
Hubbard Esq. John Samuels ESQ. ID. d.
Jones, Henry Berry, Steven A. Douglas,
and all such great men, have Joined IN
abandoning the late James Buchanaa OF
Pennsylvania. They say that the Mis-.
rouri Compromise was nnco ne itutional
yet. In 1916, only ten years ago, he
moved TO extend Ito the Pacific ocean.
and In ls4s he isndersedsit ia a letter,
which he pubishedin another column
if.he were James Buchanan again he
would reproye them for this. 3 p % ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

$50 s''' sss'sss, sss vss -sss 3 sdssrsss is
e v r.. x'''' Valley VII % ''''' ''-'"
.===.:=.:!.::.:..:- -
parfv Infolh The Court House
1slbssd by he shsri6 to l(sst-
inr e nspnbaeansl sli
We report this week to our readers
= peioe q party bioolry and usurps-
sios sueh a has nsvsv Before been sx-
hibitod n this county. It il well
known VI have new Court House.
buiIs BY tazes levied upea men Of al
parties and Of no party. 1t hes cost
: large sum Of money. ess. 900 being
The contract price. besides tkss $500
q ezra allovances have already been
made. The baildisg Il up. bat Is yet
unsuelossd. and thousands Of dollars
are required to make it = decent and
comfortable place. All this has been
ehssrfalIy endsred. although the taxes
havs beeu heavy and must for some
years continue burdensone. The peo-
pie were wiling 70 pay for sseh .
structure = ihouN BE- a ornament to
the county, and provide secure place
Tor the public papers. They had no
objection % mailing extra allowances
in usritsrieus cases; and when ID was
shown, q n Che instance Of Mr.. Reid.
thar be must have lost without any
fault Of his own. . very large sum. 1t
was an Get d simple justice to make
him uhole.
An this has been patiently endured,
and more. The building Is hardly
finished. The contract being as Jet un-
fulfilled. when il is apparent that such
defects exist in the mode Of its con-
struot;op, o. il the quality Of the ma
ssrials, Or both, that unless consid-
erabIe sum uf money IS expended 70,
repairr. and to save il from decay,
now evident and progressive. the
house vill soou BE- what Il slready
appesrs. a old build,De.
Bos no serious complaints have ye'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

NANY YoTERS on nATu

Ne. {. 4. Ccovwis- Please snpssses ~ ssns
Of nebert 1runaress ofepnnc6ru ss.n-
ship - an Anti-N sbraska c.nd51sss % Is 0S.sa
.~a.4 MANY VOTERS or BATB.
Mr. coo,STr --Ptesss ansosnes shs nans Of
an independent candid V for the once Of kfsxiG
70 % elected Attic sssaisg ocsobsr eiscsIon.
Ma. EDrroH;-r Please snnonnes ths nsps OF
Henry shafcr - An indspeads,s csDtitsss
for County Conn Issiones. cad much oblles
MANY VoIHRs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25

We have sonstpnt complains about
the irregularity of the mails, but We
can't help re- Our paper l. mailed reg
ulariy, andshere our responsibility ends.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-25
A GRAND UNI0ks
MASS MEETING
or Ne nspnblIcsss = eI9
DEOATUn CJ0NTAn1,
VIII DO held In NE Grove |iss =

pendency of ssid pet1iaa, anx aDpoos q -
Franklin Coun Of Couuoa riDso. = ~ uoool
day Of tss aext torn theresk - - h4t6oo g ~
Court uos - tn Ne tewo - DroD1061nn Pr1rG ~
nexl,i ansvef Ne p<Sidon u I'D bIoIn)lD ~
The partition of Neal ks1nso. HIII Ht~t.tI
Witness lohn =. Johaano. oknrk .ofon1x oouN
Wy JAY is 5 5; s.. :" ''s'A ;css ,ons7sox.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-26

CgRIosITIEs OF DUELLING.-The New York
Times says !: "Among the most remarkable
circumstances connected with the duelzo in this
country is that of the change of sentiment at
the North and South relating to the code of
honor. According to Sabine's Notes, the first
duel fought in North America was in New
England, between two Puritans, while the
first law against duelling was introdue ID into
Congress in the year 1902, by Virginian,
while the most forcible and eloquent appeals
against the practice of duelling have been
made by South Carolinians. General Charles
Cotesworth Pinckney, of South Carolina, one
of the most eloquent men that State has pro-
duced, was chairman of committee appoint
ed by the Society of Cincinnati, to draft me-
mortal against duelling. 1t is but four years
since that another eminent South Carolinian,
Mr.. Rhett, declined to engage in duel, with
Senator Clemens, of Alabama, and proclaimed
his adherence of the practice in the Senate
Chamber. Although every State in the Union
has passed laws against duelling, yet the first
opposition to the practice appears to have
originated at the South, where it has now be-
come an institution, while at the North it has
now ceased to be reserted to by any class OF
the people" -. f..f -.4-rr..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-26

A STREET SWEEPER. long since a gen
tleman was crossing street in one of the cit
ties of the East, where little girl was sweep
ing off the mud. Her little hand was open as
he passed, and he placed, as he supposed, in
haste, penny therein. She Immediately fol-
lowed him, calling out
"Gentleman, gentleman! see what you have
The gentleman stopped, and she handed
him an eagle, saying she did not think he
meant to give her more than penny. He
asked why she did not keep it. She replied.
AThat would not have been right" =
The gentleman looked at her with astenish
ment, and inquired of whom she had learned
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TEN CENTS PER- WEEK
NUMBER 25.

that. ''In the Sunday School," was the re-
ply. He then inquired her name, age and res
idence. Her mother, she said, was yery poor.
and lived in an obscure place While he was
talking with her, some fifteen or twenty per-
sons were gathered round them, and a con-
was proposed, which resulted in the
sum of about SIS. The gentleman called to
see the little girl and her mother, and finding
the statement he received verified, place the
mother in a tenement of his own, free to rent,
and took the little girl to educate. Sc
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON GOODMAN.
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B 00K AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER SMITHS
Rla k lid X IL ap RS;
SMITH & PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS;
LightbOdyss Book and News Ink
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, ETC.. etc.
-- CINCINNATI, o.
Where they every variety ada ted to the city
acountry trade aud the materials employed in its manu-
sd-I esgHa fdrice paid for Rags. ser46m
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSE.
YMNHE Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
attention of dealers and to their large ant
varied stock of Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
dealers such that enabled
all times large stock Of Caps and Letters
pIain and ruled; Flat Demys Mediums, Royals and
Royals Blank Book Papers BY Platner
E Smith an other first class manufacturers
are for the best Printers Cards and keep
hand at all times complete stock of Printers Papers
avery description LigAtbodys Book and News Inks;
McCreary's Colored Inks. Varnish and Gold Size;
stock OF the best FOUR
Book Paner and supply orders to al
extent, with regular sizes, and irregular sizes
m ke 0 order on sh0rtnotice.
highest market price in cash, for Rags Bag
gng, Rope and Cotton Waste. on,-
Wholesale Paper Dealers. Manufacturers' Agents.
sep1I II and ~ walnut st. cincinnatl
IMPROVED PORTABLE MILL.
HNOR grinding wheat and and all other
ssnne old Anchor Brand Boiling Cloths Betting
all widths ss-- ea'f -
Our ayent is authorized Co sell the abov
articles at Cincinnati prices. including freight
CallatJ R. MoHroes Family Grocery corner OF oak and
Sec1nu Mrs ADEoPD e. co Cincinnati q
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
5 E W [ N G. M A c. HIN ES.

> r " 1 n q NJ a { IT I Y E 5 .
fENHESE Machines operate upon an entirely new
NJ pIe using shuttle Tut needle and
rhey have been in operation in the hands families
ciently long give them
am have given entire satisfaction.
They very simple in construction, and highly ornamep-
tai as well as useful fitted to adorn ladys parlc~
py less conspicuous position in shop the
has been object furnish Machine would be
applies BILE to family well the Taors
Dress and Cloak Makers Shirt and Collar
&C. We that Machine
are the best ever offered to the public.
Thousands of families testify to their merits
KINDS family sewing while Shirt and Collar
rer their superiority all others
their work.
An examination OF the Maehn pectfnly solctedn
at Hopkins Reads. e. o. READ
epl7tf Sole Agent for So uthcrn India
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-26

#f- TO THE la DIES.
& RELY wou respectfully invite the at
tention of the ladies of Evansville and nifty to their
stock of Embroideres and white goods
embracing
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves; erl.
Emb'd Linen do do;
Maltese e. Chrochetdo do; .....---
Book Muslin de do;
Jaeonet. Cambria and Swiss COllars;
Swiss and Jaoone Embroidered Bands
do do Edgings and Insertions;
English Thread, Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves
White aud black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN and white embroidered Skirtsi
French Corsets and slfk Vests
Striped Nanisoek Swiss and Plaid Muslips;
Real dotted and Embroidered ewss dress PatsrSS fcf
aialet ov pricesby Dy2 Man AEEiN LIN NHt|t;
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sHANkLIN RELY beg leave TO call tn attention
their friends and customers their large and we'll
spring and dry goods
two weeks comprising of the desr
able stocks to be found in the city, which whole
sale and retail to their customers public generally
prices cash time
s IN part Of the cloths black and fancy
and Tweeds white, bud and
silk Vesng Cottonade Croon cloths plain and fanya
Linen Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen, Spragues Bno
State Mills and other rich printed Scotch Jaco
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain salty
striped Beregss black and colored Grape Mantz Cash.
mere plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organdes
ana oha de LANES white Grape Shawls black
and fancy silk shawl rich a shaw searfs black ana
white lace oapes. Moria antique Parasos silk and gngha
mbreas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats English straw
ana fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Leaf and fancy Fans bsots and shoes Carpets
stair Oil Cloth printed window blinds ith
great variety of Trimming small fancy goods
&c. &c. my1 SHANKLIN A. Reilly :
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SPRING GOOFDS!!
EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.

EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.
MAIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
TENHE undersigned having largely increased his stock o.
Hardware offers for sale to the citizens OF
and surrounding Counties extensive assortmenso OF
III - MECHANICS TOOLS
Carpenters, Joiner Mllwrights Cabinet and wagon
makers Coopers Masonry Gunsmiths. Blaaksmiths and
Butchers Also hand full stock ofgeneral
lTGEETf'- BUILDING HARDWARE san s&E=se
locks atches butts and shutters hinges bot bras
goods, nails. glass sash and paines 4sere
FARMING TOOLS
Pocket table Cutlery. Chairs Brushes Scales Bells
and great variety articles usually kept in hardware
stores. .aEl..
Rf Orders by mail otherwise carefully attend ts
mh2I - s@ , AUGUSTUS = W ALDhlhCn-
EED n ATS first rate article seed Oats for sale by
20 -mh24-Im - AZ SHANKLIN & REILLY.
%by mh27 J. W. & s. VICEERY.
wv a-FCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY. &C.
EWTE have Just received (and are making ad-
WV ditioAs) large and fine stock OF Watches Jewery
Clocks short all articles usually kept in
Jewelry store being direct from the
abled sell very low figures The public
and the in particular invited to call and
eur stock and prices, BIFTR0LFF SONS.
apI9 Main street bet. LIST and2d
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TENNEY& sORENsON

vwHoLrsALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND Ii'UVr I'm ~
w ArER AND SIS EVANSVILLE, IND. =. r.
.VWNHE have this day formed
the purpose Of doing wholesale grocery anu Ln9u1t
fbusinees EayuR succeeded the business OF Messfs
wes purehsed their stock and made addtions 70
shall be able TO oner as goea
FOR CASH. Aay house in EVansViiie OF any TgENS A
West. . s0PENSON
iAna
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NEW FAMILY GROCER

NAV have bought the stsck and TAX the formerly
W occupied by T. Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch Bans and have made large additions their
stock with such for future supplies usfes
in promising the citizens of Evansville vicinity
great variety the best articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined
give satisfaction in all hope abera
Give trial. All Goods delivered free of
mhl3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
WET HERE the hungry people get s
Wv The best of Groceries, drY and WetS
They'll and them, yon may safely bet.- -.-f-- s
Al, a. Ii. coon ~ SoNis. rF s-,. s. 4ss
There's -four and sugar, soda. soap.
- Pipes pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of a puff,
For cash at q H Cook & SONS.
There's Goldfish, coffee, starch aud spice,
Hams. cheese and batter very nice;
All to be had at tt lowest price, -
For cash at z. Fl. Cook & SoN's.
Corn meal molasses. pork and salt.
AHd further. lest the rhyme should halt,
You'll find lust every thing but fault
For cash at z. H. COOK SoN's.
In fact. believe this tale or not
No man. EXCEPT astupid sot, ..-.--
Can waHi for oven, pan pot,
Or th ng that can I be got
To nibble cold or swallow hot.
For cash at q. H. Cook & SONS
~ mh2I WALDKIRCH.
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g#s FAR w FOR SALE.
dersigned having determined to to Calior
MIA offers for sale the Farm which he resides
situated the road leading from Evansville to Mt Vernon
Perry To wnship, containing 26 acres Said
prised all we'll improved and supplied with
the in healthy of the county of
bugh Persons wishing to purchase part or the whole of
the terms by application to the under
anIo-Iwd3mw THOMAS KNIGHT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-26

81 ECLECTIC MERgCINES. -5far~
HpECEIFED by CRAWFORD BELL, the largest assert-
"a ment of concentrated Preparations b=onght shia
market. comprising:
Eupatorin. Sanguiuarin. II Seneein 1r 81.
Leptandrin, Podophyllin GelscminI
Ifyorastin: Irisin s.EFE Maerotin, sSe5t9
fhytolaecin. Myrein. Asele pidin,
Hyoseyamin, Scuteilarn, g -.. Xanthoxylin ~
Cy ypripedin, Caulophylin, Helonin my4
III 0LAssEs.-so bbs st. James Sagar-hOuse Moiasses
w just reed, and fer sale by
iee TENNEY & soRENsoN.
KpR. CARR SODA 40 haIf-bbls rec and forsals kx
"a my5 ORR, DALZELL CO.
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r ~ MECHANICS WORKS,

SSUNORIES.-
do styles Dress Trimmings;
$50 doz Cambria Cravats assorted qualItles;
25 pieces super twill'd French Black Cloth;
a0eartoous Silk Velvet Ribbon diHeren twidths;
$50 Parasols assorted styles, pcs Satin de Chime;
doz Tuck Combs, rs doz India Rubber Fun Combs;
100 do1 Horn do $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons
metal Goat BGttons $50 gro horn Pand do reed
this day and for sale bv JAS. Low e. CO.,
mh29-dAw Main street, Louisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-26

SOEET IRON AND ZINC g., ~. =.
saIe bv NfF'S SAM'L ORR
4n TONS Iron just received per ''Lucie May - ms
nfsts VII SAMUEL ORR.
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ICE CWEAaI SALOON

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If the richest and in the best style wln nss
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leaving their orders also keep different ZINES XII
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-20
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PLAN ud damosk Napkin. ard Towels
irish Linen, assorted numbers.
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White and brown Drill, For sale AZ
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