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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-02
From the Chicago Tribune of the 81 u,t.
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS
-4laAeaaic account Of tie Coaditioe of ,4fa;,s
TIE Tery,tory - -"


the Territory.
A gentleman from Wisconsin in whom
we have implicit reliance, left Leaven.
worth City, on Thursday last; he brings
US AUTHENTIC intelligence of the eondi,;on
of affairs IN the territory.
The sum of his account is This. Tho
Free State men are not inundated by
the forces which are pouring into the Ter
ritory TO operate against them. They
have assembled at Lawrence to thu num-
Der Of over one thousand fighting men,
all OF whom are well armed, and firmly
resolved, If attacked, to make desperate
resistance. They are throwing up en-
trenchments and breastworks around the
town, in which they are assisted by their
wives and daughters, who work bv RELAYS
day and night, with courage and devotion
which inspires their husbands. fathers and
brothers with heroic an !, we believe, un-
eonquerable resolution. They are already
outstanding their provisions and aminuni-
ilon, IN expectation of siege. Our IN
forrnant says that every woman is a SOL
der; and that, in the event of a 6qht.
each will do a soldiers duty.
Inc Mlssourlans were crossing into
the Territory IN great numbers, much In
liamed by the false repo-ls which the
Border Ruffian journals are industriously
circulating. Ia all the river towns excite
ment IS intense; but, with the prospect of
a bloody reception before them, men for
the campaign were not very readily pro-
cured.
Our informant thiaks that, before this,
lighting has occurred and he is conf
dent that, whatever the result, the Free
State men have no cause TO blush for their
conduct or cause
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Important to the Deaf

Important to the Deaf!
DR.. MCLEOD, Of Scotland,
Proprietor of the Ia-uiu:ton for The Leaf. ST.
Louis, Mo-.
ii AS ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, ILL. and ms be
suited al lie Dearborn street. up st.rirs doors
soa.n oil the Post Office Early attention desired
DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS NOISE IN THE HAD
and all discharges from the Ear Mouth Nostrils en-
tirely removed.
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
have son fifteen age who been deaf and
dumb from the of years, the scarlet f-
yer Heai rng of Dr. AsLcod, brought my son TO him.
signs OF hearing and at the iration
he could hear ~e and is rapidly knr to speak
MAKE this statement unsolicited, and for good
an afflicted community
ST. Paul, Feb, 1885. ALIEN c. MORTON
have been Suffering with deafness and nsny of the
MS accompany deafness, from infancy which Is
ing that could rest neither day night and locke
Tor relief only IN the grave Al length was permit ted
to visit DR.. Mcleod, of the Ear lnnsry of this city,
trembling between hope and in, ease
this gentleman. Bey ond inc
alter short course OF tr,atmcnt By Dr. Mcleod am in
The enjoyment of perfect hearing. nv free
from All those eisagreeabe sensations which forneTly
made life burden ANY person wishing ME- can
ana me at IN, residence, No. ITO Fifth street.
MRS EMMA CHANDLER.
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1855.
ahlicfon so stected mind that life Itself at lines
became Il burden, aud almost uncomfortable TO me 1 am
now one OF the happiest living sse been
Ell TO perfect hearing by Dr. Mcleod Inrmary
ner Fourth ami Olive In his
OF my ears, he stated that in six operations
give me perfect hearing and to his word,
sixth operation, hear SO distinctly and powerfully
did the sound my cars that was oSiied par
TALLY stop them with cotton, until could gel it,
ilse wishing to see can cali Al the steamer Psrhena
33tf Steamboat Pa rtln;a
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-02

y ANrFAcToRY Farmer viii notice the
-.'sae1, Of MeSsrs. Isaac Win d Co, III
'-l7s this week. The plows maaufac-
= = '-.s i'm are reported by those who
>-+ them, IN be the best to be had III The
'sS''a. Every farmer wants good
mere Is an opportunity for obtaining
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-02

DILLIARD TABLE.-l vcry superior Billiard Ia
ID bic in complete uslcT for sale loS- Enquire of
,Talv -, 1856 GEO. ". COBB,
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q hiago abertissmmts.

SCRIvEN g. GALLAGHER,S
Advertising, Corresponding, Newspaper Collecting
Agency,
GO Dear5oTa Street. Chicago, Ms
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b U I ] r "a HOTEL.
PlsttetI 'e, Grant ,:.lq Coa,,ty U;,.o.,.
Az ING taken SUD htted UP IN the rrIaynibcsn,
j sly the stand formerly known rs the A; s,.as
iioiei, the undersigned would respectfully, ask for ii
snare OF public patronage Hi Table will always te f,,
siied IN good taste, and his Rooms irge and ni,
anu IN every department the intention to consult
me etiiori and wishes of his patrons. Good iablo and
attentive Ustler~ always Il readiness
? Bosrders by the day week furnished with al
necessary coEvenlcnccs at reasonable rates
f'At'e' axe fsa6- t-lrl WI. BUTLER
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$50. FALL AND NyiNTR is:
G. q q ID . /.

At fAe old stand u John NILToN high
nat streets, Mineral P0iat, WISCONSIN.
| NAV T. now on hand and am prepared to show large
and well selected stock of DRY GOODS.
every variety called for this of the country and
at lower rates than be bought any
ishment in the county The following articles comm;
his splendid and well assorted stock in part:
DRESS GOODS.
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WIS NSIN IlOUsE.

% NSIN HOUSE.
h1shtdnd, Iosed ooHAty e.S yeiso,,s,. l.,
ANDREW - Bolster.
via above House has recently been Thoroughly reno-
waited ana Tilted up in the best possil, mar I,,r Tor
me accommodation Of tn public. The Table will nj aii
iIms be Supplied with the choicest the arket affords
Whleh WIN be- scrNcl up in the possible stye
Stages leave morning for Mineral Point and
rem. and also for Muscoda. - ~ "
p Good Stabling and careful and attentive ost.,.
a snare al paplie patronage respectfully soci,e
highland, July, 800 33tf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-02

We oher Tor sale IN tais department Oak and H. noc
lanned Harness, Bride and Collar Leather, Hog SkiI
Seating Skirting aud Pad Skins Spanish and Slaughte
Sole Leather, French, Phiasephia Western Tanned
Calf and Kip Skins, Oak and Hemock Upper Leather
Lace Leather Morocco, Binding. and Lining SKINS will
full and general assortment al shoe Findings.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-02

DLOWS.-A NV more and two horse Flows from
1 the celebrated Grand Detour mandatory left at
AIIEN<
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FARM FOR SALE
4 GOOD BARGAIN.

IIsRD-Nsre.-a large and fun assortment Of Shest
l H1rd-wsrr. Al-o. Mil ami ~ cut Saws anxiis
BlsckInith'= Brito~s, Vices Log Shut Link and TIA
Chains PprnP Chain ami fixtures, Grind and Roll
se1s, Srvthes Snalls, Hoes Forks Rak4s &C. &C. -
sale l"~ tt JOHN MILTON Il 60
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(tHEMtcAL ERASIyE soAP-A ne~ article for wash
ing, for sale q w cORR-S
Do~sdc and Fu-e.-6oe kegs and half kegs Pow Cor
l also 5000 fec; Fuse, for sale low bv
]. MILTON & CO
SsOAP.-IGe .szt- f-tsz soap sust rfr@;y II sn
= -sI- y0ITa AItIoN 4 Go
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CROCKERY WARE.


az can be found in any the West We MAKE no
pretensions to selling goods beto cost or for half H.
prices asked by some of contemporaries We would
respectfully ihNi customers to call and examine
the quality and prices OF goods
lENAHAN & BRO.
.. 1900
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Eidtsd osers
Morning Star
National,
Forest Queea
GoTernoi,tc
Prem. Stores
Eagle,
Eastern,
New England
&c, dc.
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- IL - ''@TT@' .r1iEee \ s 3 rsanea ,,s, re-
'~r sai' i'y e. ". toBB.
--.,rrs T@,a 5su i'ae-ly
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GEyi FORK & BAC0S.-Ts bbis M.es rot .
,EfD thaG ohos-- Hams 2a-yo Choicc sh.utde,z 90
49, hand ana f"r sale al
GE5. W CORES
Mineral Point MAJ - 1853 4y
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0e<&5E~ ; Bi..S. Large narirI 81. n hosr-
~1-sX-S sold Herring. 8 Ibis. White ff.ii Inan
Tbs Cod fi-n juzt fStei, q sd for salc al
q. W coDBe
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14
Concert For the Poor.

Some of our last musicians, both ladies and
gentlemen, are preparing to give Grand Con-
cert tomorrow evening at Crescent Hall for
the benefit of the Poor. A first rate pro-
gramme will be offered for the evening, and
we promise our citizens an entertainment Of
the best class. There will be good music
there, as we can guarantee on our knowledge
ofthe ladies at least, who will contribute their
services. As this concert is for the benefit Of
the suffering poor in cur midst, Crescent Hall
should be crowded There are poor and
suffering poor, right in this city, to whom re-
lief would be God-send indeed-poor who
are suffering for the common necessaries oflife
and who may be relieved by the proceeds o.
this concert. Let there be a general turn out
Help the poor.
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From Kansas.

The Kansas correspondent OF the n. Y. Trib-
une, under date OF the 28th, writes:
have just learned that the printing Office of
Colonel Delahay, in Leavenworth, The Terri
'torial Rngister has been mobbed and thrown
into the Missouri River. This was done last
Saturday while Colonel Delahay was attend
ing the Convention at Lawrence. 1t appears
that little or no defense was attempted. This
is just what | zpected; the only wonder is
that they did not do it on the Saturday pre-
vious, as they intended Let those who think
Missouri has m lde her astnroal into Kansas
look out; we have only seen the beginning OF
the end" An effort is being made by the Pro-
Slavery papers and men out this way to re-
present the party enga ,ed in this lawless act
as small, only eighty, and that they were Pro-
Slavery men residing in the Territory. learn
from a reliable source that, though net so nu-
'merous as on the Saturday privious, the mob
was still very large, and that they were nearly
all from Missouri-only few being leaders of
'the Pro- Slavery bulles on this side. There is
no doubt that this was resolved on in the Sc
'cret councils of Border Ruffians of Western
Missouri have seen enough of these fellows
to understand their mode of doing business,
What will be their next undertaking? think
they will hardly run the risk of being caught
in storm like thisin another campaign against
Lawrence this Winter
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GBt Dailp gontnal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
AMERICAN CONVENTION

sAta rsgulxr meeting of Independence Council No2
.sit unanimously Resolved, That we recommend q
convention Of the party OF this conSress nal
as.riet to meet at Princeon Ind, the 4th Tuesday
OF tbs month for pu pose of eeeting delegate to
The venon be held at Philadelphia on
the 9ad DAY February nexto nominate candidates for
Prssiasnt and Vice President, and that We rccs 1m
mend Township th district to send one or
delegates to the District Convention We also cor
daily in Yite all American citizens without distinction
OF party OF sect to cooperate wthus.r
All journals favorable the above cause. time and
aad place, will please give it publicity
FRANCIS KESSLER Sec'y.
Evansville, Jan. 9Th. E-t# e es.-..-f-
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j. L. Campbell,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RETWE VINE MD DIVISION
FVANSEIIIE IND

EVANSVILLE, IND.
YEANCFAC TURER efevery description of Brass Work.
va of equal quality. if to thing
tured in the East. and favorable terms.
keep constantly hand oil globes stop gauge. bib
cocks; church. and no tel bells;
friction metal spt and petersolder we'll mplete
assortment of all other articles usually
business.
also appointed sole agent in this city for the sale
of Thompson eaebrated4eather betting These
ings superior thing offered. and iAva
raby when exhibited been awarded with the pr
MUM Sam pies oil the be the establish
meat.
Every description of Brass Castings made order
nished at Cincinnati prices
highest market price paid for old copper brassand
zinc.
J m Sdfate aoteR tfsn, des4 =.
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MORE GIFTS, &c-And yet more rich ar
ticIes have been added to the display at Bit.
trolG's for the Gift Concert. Some valuable
books have been added which attract atten-
ton. A number of persons are buying from
two or three to dozen tickets to this Concert,
while the tickets are going off freely by the
single one. AS each ticket secures a gift Of
some kind, and may get something really val
liable, there is 10 danger Tut that they will
all be sold, and perhaps even command high
premium on the night of the Concert as they
did at Memphis. At Indianapolis, New Alba
ny, Madison, &C., Gift Concerts similar to
this have been popular, and this premises to he
here.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.

WHTE have Just received our stock Of Watches,
&E Clocks Jewery and Silver Ware. 6nest
and largest stock offered in this city. and which,
ing low enables figures
than usual We have goi4 and sVe
Watches from the finest down theeheaps article god
guard fob and cans aie-' pins;
seal scale and plain rings drops and rings guard and
fob seals; short article
in greatxaTiety style and price.
We have also made by which will be
applied with of and
eght-day and thryhoUr checks direct from the factory
viii SELL Who'll retail low they Be
purchased in Western city. ....
BITTROLFF & SONS. Main ST.. bet. Istand2d
N. B.-Evsry article sold aishm warranted
o be represented .
foriewelry. ap1I
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NEW YORK BAKERYl

Second To NONE WEST or THE MOUNTAINS!
o. First street opposite the Post Office.
after long xperienee
I'll in the city New York. in which CT he ackuo
edged have superior in the of we'll
pointed bakery. ouid respectfully announces.
That he Is fully prepared to furnish all kinds broad
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenuts eihe
wholesale retail.
Weddings private parties balls will
often desired with thing fresh
eve at the shortest notice.
superior article Graham and brown
hand
The proprietor will devote his personal exclusive
bis bug which shsll be executedin yIe
be su rpassed by any vi Q. GAUNT
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CABINET 1IAKERS, 81
LEMONS AND THF ANGEs!T
aTRES Fl andhn ~ 4 RA d SORENSOE.
H
CuANGE OF PRoPRETTORS.
10, MbDlClNES, PAINTS, Oils, &C., d
AT WHOLESALE AND retail nv

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C, &C.,
4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ta
II G II g. VER l. N G ~ -
TIfHF undersigned have purchased tie entire stock OF
l. Drhgs and Medcines of J. NJ. ID. Miller Co., and
nteDdearying he Drug business at the well known
stand Keller Farnsey. No, II Water street. under
the firm of LEIGH q Verling.
Charles LEIGH ,Dfthe firm hopes he isfaVorably known
30 the public, having been engage in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last live years. Peter Verling ofthe
same firm having been cerng in the present store the
asst three years. ftters himself with having the eonas
dence ofits old customers. -a-it1s7 t
Weintend keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means aad By
srie atentionto busness,and BY low prices, inertia
beralpatronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
toS?5-ly 4r,a1 wee PETER VERLING.
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10 Mr.. Tyler wishes us to say to those
holding tickets to his gift concert and not be-
ing able to attend, they can call next day after
the concert at the Hall, and get their gifts. A
correct list ofall the numbers and gifts will be
taken down as they are called.
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REMnV az.

'ENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establisl
meut TO Second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
b. terrain Church. in the office with Dr. Wood where
would be glad all his old customers and goodly
Der Of and would be pleased them
anything in his line such coats vests PANTS shirts draw
ETC. lie to order on the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for ayors he would respectfully sosit
aeontnaance of the at the hands of liberal public
Y26 /. MILNE.
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Law PAI,TNEnENEIIP..

AS. G. JONES aud JAS E. BLYTHE. Atsorn les Law
- Evansville, Indiana have associated themselves
in the practice OF the Law and will continue practice
shis and the adjoining counties aud in the Supreme
District hey design turning their attention pare-
Ularly land law In short time they will be prepared
minutes abstract of tho title almost
lot Evansville its enlargements in Lamasco
ether with their professional opinion the title
red" IS-d&
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RISING sun INSURANCE. COMPANY, CT
RISING SIN IND


Jho. W pencer. John Grace. B j. Hathaway,
j. 2. Uhray, s. +. Covinrton, j. W. Talbot
W. T Pate VIM II. Powell George Gillespie
j. HATHAWAY, Sec'y. 5. HATH AWAY, Pres't.
both of these Companies is their
business citizens of this St their
rations exclusively State Indiana
Buildings and Merehan and also
Flatbeats and Steambo equitable
prem uu by IL. G. GMATHMEI,
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
b w / N c. NJ A C. HI n T. S
FALL CAAfPAISNl
HARDIN 4AEsE Az WEEOLESAE LIE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS 9 WELL g

CHAS. S. WELLS
ETT Hist thanks for the ef
HE this public, since he opened in Evansville, would
apprisc interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois
in the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
erY (by onethrd) that he has offered the EVANS
market sale Many Goods purchased reduce
ed him. during depressed OF the markets,
having Goods filed
Works he is only able decidedly d
tn offer and sell Hardware at as low figures house
afford the Goods. to cash good time buyers.
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he do them
full Iustice
Among the articles (amost innumeraos) prsnE his
stock he names the following to the trader
$50 boxes AxesWells Lippineos Leverett and Collns
SEQ dozen Pocket Knives Gully sssorted
1900 do Table do do; t.r
* do Steel shears and Scissors; .---el
100 do Razors n Strops;
leh gross spoonsIron. Brttania and German silver
50 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades;
Z 3 do Files and Rasps. all kinds; 81 rz
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottonsi
200 lbs Sadirnns. assorted;
| 800 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
800 Screws giml-t pointed s--r Dog ..tre
$50 dozen Door Socksand ockets; $3.50.
loo do Augurs;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
900 pairs Shovel and Tougs. iron and brass hsaasB
GO dozen Saws. from Mil to ksy-hole;
25 do Stetlyards and Scsle Beams
so do Ames' (aud other brands ShoVeis and Spades;
6 casks PuPp Chain and Fixtures:
case Japanned Tinware, fully assorted.
Wins and Lashes Brushes. Combs Needles SpecacIss
Port Nonnaie Fancy Hardware generally
heavy goods viz Chains Dog roRs Strap Hinges Tea Kst
ties. Knives ard Riddles and .tIe.l
Gun Barrels and GUN Tri3mmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, indow Sash.
CHARLES S. WEI LIS.
oct2 Main street. ri door below Branch Bank.
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JEWELRY STORE OF
a. - ~ - - H ~

GwATHMEY BUILDINGS FIRST STREET THREE DOORS BKLsW
OFFICE.
this Store keep constantly hand large eraI
"A of Watches Clocks Jewelry of ali kinds
and of the best styles and quality. -las.
have received large stock New JeNery both
full and ornamental which for public inspection
NV stock will be constantly supplied by addions NTH the
beautiful patterns which extensive BUSH
enable sell the lowest priess.
Repairs Of kind executed in competent manner, and
ct low charges.
All goodssod all pairs
Goods old Gold and Silver the
FL tt -t-- y n ~.e p o. - q =
Those in line respectfully inv
fed to examine my stock and prices. jan3-h
CABINET MAKERS' ST0eK.
MUST received, .|-1k
81 100 gross bed crews fat and square hsadi
500 feet Safe Wire; 1913
200 doz Iron Gu picard and T II Locks;
100 doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
2O0do do do Table do, "a to III te7
100 doz Mahogany and Walnut Knobs; Z n
20o0 gross Gimblet Point Screws all
400 sets Furniture Cpsters. BRASS and Iron Wheel;
so doz Cabinet Files Rasps. lengths;
50 doz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes; s.. ...s 81
so sand paper;
J ust rec's ana for sale by apps BABCOCE BRO
LEMONS AND fff ANGEs.
RNRES Fl and fine. ~ T RA SORENSoE.
ntI
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JUST RECEIVED
NEW STOCK OE sIAIMER MILLINERY.

CONSISTING all descriptions heauti-
q ! full embroidered Mantlas ParasUs. Embroiderie
Gloves Mitts Caps and Head the styles
which invite the particular attention OF the Ladies'
- F. K. ARKER.
Firt street. Locust opposite DR. Bray's
rsstdenee. JY3
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CITY EXPRESS RTSTNEss.


All pared do all kin of City Express busi-
ness have Just alarge heavy wagon capable
carrying spriags made expressly for the city
business Such carrying furniture without
damage hauling grain from the canal the rvcr and in
fact all kinds Of hauling city
the shortest notice and reasonable Enquire at
my23 ne r1-f COOKS Family Grocery.
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WATCH RRPAIRTNC

Under8gned baVng commeneed the above busines1
in Evansville fstters himself with the hope that his
Experience and skill all descriptions
machinery will upon trial be found worthy the tion
not only ofthe resident citizens Of the city but also those
comprising the ''circum ambient vicinage.'' 81
His Post where he all
CgFICE r. II.
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Board of Directors.

John D. Defrees VIM R. NofsDger. H. W. Talbot
Willis W.Wright. VIM. M. Mcoarty. DelOs Rsot.
": Fl, Ellis. Jaw. Spencer, W. G. Wharton.
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TO OUR CUSTOwERS

{. HoRT settlements make long friends" by way of
- keeping the friendly. call and accounts
besides you have place from in 1885, which
will be so NICE. Just call around and try
HENDRICKS Il MCREA. First street
P SI the above don't work, shall be obliged Try
the effect of CUNNING dee2s
GHNWI.S
- $50 long Shawls. drab centre;
cases drab and brown Long Shswls reed this day
ln1 for sale by JAMES Low co
d~ci4 dSw 41S Main street. Louisville KY.
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NOTICE.

The an dersixned having purchased iSt~rest Of Mr.
Churchill of Horabrook Churckill i'll
tim in business At the stand Hern
brook Co and solieit the plsronags of the public AN
persots old firm pa,
the same aud ali having claims against firm
will present tn for settlement
dec7-tf HOHNBROOK Il C6.