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T. ALEXANDER SALE,

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
1JbcmUe Disirict.-C Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL Esq. Ordinary Of Able.
vile District.
HN7IEREAS, VIM. A. Boyd. and Ruth r.
wv Boyd hus applied to me for Letters of Adj.
muistration oil NIL and singular the goods and
chattels, rights and credits Of John l. Boyd, late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish MI
and singular, the kindred aud creditors of the
said doceased. to be and appear before me, a: on,
next Ortlrnsry's Court of the said District 10 be
holden at Abbeville Court House, on the 9th
day of October next, to show cause, If any
why the said administration should not be grai,'
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this twenty
third day ofSeptember, in the year ofour Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fifiy-sx
and in the 8lst year of American Indepen.
dence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
September 2Sd 1856. 81 2t
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A gentleman who WAS relating an acci-
dent he had met with in Cambridge from
a fall, was asked by surgeon if it was near
the vertebre that he had been hurt2 mo,
SIR was the reply, 1T was near the observa-
tory' -
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Welsh Flannels !

~ lillian SHEAR has just received from
w New York.
Superior Welsh FLA NNELS, warranted not
to shrink
Superior " esh Gauze FLANNELS:
Patent FIhNNELS, n new article, warran-
ted not To shrink;
Superior Saxony and Heavy Shaker FLAN-
NELS;
To al of which the attention of tho public il
respectfully invited
Augusta Sept. II, 1856. % If
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Commercial.
AETEvILLE e.. H., Sept. ~, 1856.

ArrEvILI.E &. H., Sept. ~, 1886.
Cotton ranges at from 4to II cts extremes.
Considerable animation has marked the business
"f the last week. All offering has been taken
freely al our extreme quotations
C"L,MrIA, September o2, 1856
There is: sill Il conl demand for Cotton, and
all offered is readily taken; 80 bale were sold
today at 9i II, and one small lot Of choice
Cotton brought ! !.
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.Not;'mi T*'jmoay C"n"yt be Coulvrcrtcel-

-N~|;'"' 7'S'j"o"y L"m"ot be Cout,vrcrtcd-
One OF tn" mes: startling eases is narrated Of
DR.. NJ lancs Nrrniua" by DR.. John Butler Of
LEVEL, Trumhu'l Co, Ohio The case was that
of young, lady who had been Very sick for
eYht y,.;rs anl la,i consult rt number Of ply
si"ia',s, VIII" hal treated it as one Of proapsus
Utcri. DE- Batter was then called in and for a
TIN. believed will, his predecessors tEa, il was
case of Prolapsus. lie was. howcvcr soon fnrccd
! To the conclusion that his patient suffering
from worms, and after much persuasion prevailed
upon her t" take two doses Of Dr. M'Ianc,,
Vril"ifia", prepared ly Fleming; Eros. Of Pitts
bur"h. This mcdicin" had the effect of rc,r,nv-
ing from her ii countless number Of the largest
size. After she passed them, her hcaii, ilnmc-
dintcly returned. She is since married. and con-
timu"s to enjoy excellent health.
| r%Y Purchasers will l,r careful to ask for DIR.
| WI"""x L|lrbrrt"d I.rmijuyr manufactured
h.y Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other
Nrrnili'iGcS III comparison worthless. DIR.
+ VI Lanes gcniinc f-iiniiii.e also his celebrated
! Liver Fills. cln n",v l." had al :ll respectable
drug stores. -l""" g,nnin. ";th""i Mr Signature
! # FLEMING BROS.
! Sold l'y " ,EnI.,w & I.Y"X. Abhe,l lie G.. II.
: >, G., anl il! o"r .i.":.: in every town in thu
South. II
e.
/ Fcvc" and Agile cured without using tluii,inc
Arsenic, Mcrcnry. Opium, "r any "f the poi: on
! "';S drugs, or dangerous co:npnunLs, generally
rcsorte' To by sufferers G0n .hs lon, drawn.
most ;ictn:. and annoying III ali diseases, by
rcsorl'ng t" Carriers spanish Mixture. which con-
taEs none of the above deIctrriu,s Substances
but cares cii.'tualy ami fully by netting s,,ecili
cally on the Liver AMI Skln Purifying the Blood
and cxrc'linc the remains Of old medicines with
which the system has been cogged opening the
pores Of the holy, and allowing nature to assist
''S"It IN breaking up the disease, and recupera-
! Ting IT'S cncryirs
| See the cure "f Mr.. John Inug.lun Of Va he
had fixed and chronic .,gue and Fever; chilIs
| twice Il day for three years Nothing pcrma-
ncnty cured him until he tried Carriers Spanish
Mixture; {" bottles of which perfectly restored
| HIM t" health nor has he ha,. chill since. He
is not the only ohc "ul Of Il tl,n,isnn,l who has
experienced the Gfr-r"n"wing ELECTS of this y;,-
: nhie puriiycr Of the b.ood.
! [Scptembcr.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

ocCaS W IEhPEkhNCE.
At Il meeting OF the Abbcvlle Division
No. 4, Sons of Temperance. the following
Resolutions were submitted, and unani-
mously adopted.
Resoloed, That the thanks Of The Divi-
sion are cmincnty due, and arc hereby
rendered to those of our hionds not conncc-
ted with the Division, who have SO literally
aided us in providing our Temperance Pie
Mic, and who, hv their presence and SYM
pathy, have chccrcl us on the occasion.
Pcsoired, That our thanks are especially
due to the Lalies, for their very general
attendance nj our celebration; for their re-
spcctful attention and encouraging smiles =:
and that from these circumstances, we draw
the best augarics Of success 10 our cause
for the future.
RcsolpoI, The VIC tender chr hearty
thanks to the CohrsJ~'y B",.l, for the very
excellent music, will, which they have en-
livcncd our festivities.
Resolrcd, That the thanks Of this Divis
ION are hereby tcndcrcd to those of our
friends, who have furnished the intellectual
feast Of the occasion and who whilst they
have chccred our hopes and strengthened
our principles, have given an onward impc-
tus to the glorious cause VIC arc proscc,l-
ting.
Resolrcd, That these Resolutions be pub
published in the District papers.
Il. y. FAIR, w. 7.
j. G.. Epw ARDS, i. S.
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A fascinating sight it il to see young
lady walking as though flea was biting her
on each bip. She is almost a match for
the dandy who steps like m open-wingcd
turkey, travelling over bed Of hot ashes.
The total. export Of treasure from San
francisco during tie last seven months VISA
$4,000, 900. 'a;'5 s.sas.Sl sg z .asei-l$ss
1 "a new styl6 q liat.sNBrooRs Hats--;s
announced by i Chafleston natter, sff'ss
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Public Sale of the Real Estate of Sarah
Martin, decd.
EPY Ordcr Of the Court Of Or,linorv cor A,,.
n ID willie District, ] will SELL ..n S,l.,l.w :.
October next, nj Abbev;Ic Court House, the He,,
Estate of Mrs. Sarah Martin. deed, cor,annn
10 Acrcs,
more or less, situated in Ab5nviIlc D;s:r;., -,
waters OF llogskin Creek and Lite River, and
adjoining lands of John II. Wiil~rn. Robert Me-
Adams, aud OF hers.
IERMS or SILE.-Twciyc mon,hs ,..,,.
the purchaser giving bond and good secu,;tw
and Il nnrt"ngr Of the promises if deemed mecca
sary. Tho Costs to be paid in Cash
TlIOS. H. COCHRAN, s. AID.
Sept g, 1856. II .,
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Il q q II /!

- ~ -
THE Subscriber lost about his and the Depot
l. premises. Roll of vi oMey, contain
ing One Hundred atSd Fifteen Dol.
lnrs--one Hundred Dollar Bill, Ten und a
Five $ll600-all South Carolina money. Auy
person finding the same and returning it to him,
shall receive o rev ard Of Ten Dollars. -
q. W; HODGES,
Sept 6. 1856. ~ II E.A I3tJ# H;.!.s
sg- Independent rres. cory. .a-,', yys
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BRIGADIER GENERAL.

We understand that the Election for
Brisadicr General OF the First Brigade Of
Cavalry, resulted in the Election of WILL
LIAM w. PEnRyMAS. The vote stood as
follows:
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

IVzlIisSzn ShcS41-
n AZ Jln.t ;v':r,r"h, hy ,t",ner from New
u IL York
Fancy c"lored SILKS, - new and splendid
styles:
Rich printed .Ht' i.SSEL LiiE.S DELILNES.
Of the latest Paris styles:
Engiisi, PhLN1;s. oi la: est quality, and in
great variety Of styles;
Lupin's plain French 4NERINOE,S of the
most desirable coiorS;
i.urin's plain. white and blk French .MERE
NOES. of extra quality:
Lupln's high colorcd plain -KERLNOES and
UEL.iINES.
With n variety "i other articles, suitable for
tho present season, and to which the attention Of
the public is respectfully invited
Augusta, Sept. II, 1856 % If
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The State Of South Carolina,

'DDNI 1ALH> D1oxHxC4
Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gen1 St.sion..
7 MATTHEW MCDONALD, Clerk Of the said
l., Court, in pursuance Of the directions Of lie
Act Of the Legislature, in such case made and
provided, do hereby givo public notice that an
Election for Tax Collector for said District, viii
be held on Monday Gie thirteenth day Of October
,eft, at tile usual places Of election throughout
the said District. <7''s
Witness my hand at -Abbe~iI:e. this 9th Sept.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, : ~,
Sept. 0. 1856. l,'2r, 81 ~; oaTilt Gyai
" Press ocpy. e; - -,
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n
AMBROTYPE DEAJ,E

n HAN now respectfully say to the Ladc, nm,
~ Gentlemen around about ALhcville. thet
the CAR is completed nnd he is now tol;n,, Kim,
som" of the finest, hest and prctticst Ambro,yncs
His outfit is inferior to ucn", :.:l hc Luom." T.
can copy the "human fn, divine" on Glass ns
good any artist. Portraits or Dagucrrcot vnns
faithfully copied and set in Pins, Rings LStirt.
or any of the various kinds of Cases
lie will remain in town n short time. and vii,
with call ''''
Pictures taken as well in cloudy Ms cle,r
weather. Operating hours from s until o'cocl
Sept. 10, 1856. 2l ,s
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Estate Of Konry Bentley, decd,

oIItE is hereby given t" all parties inter
~ csIcd. that Final Settlement Of tho Es-
'nt" "i Henry B."t'ey. i"r'd. will bc male il,
the Court OF Ordinary for :tbcvil;e District, OH
the 18th day Of November next,
JAMES IL. LEROY, Admir-.
Sept. L., lN.iG. - ST
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Executors Notice

<AS~tICOI INOIlCO.
e - EEisHoNS indebted tn the Estate of MARY
J.. MANlI, d""e,s"'l, are requested to
mands against the same will he pleased IN ,ra
sent tilcm i'll the usual form To the snbscril,or
DAVID NJ. GLOVER
EX'"r of VI. z. Man,z
Sept. II, 1886. ~ 81
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CANDIDATES.

The Ncwberry M,,ror Of tho 10th, per-
peirates the following upon the candidates
Of that District:
awe learn that people from the country
say that they are not opposed to cntertain-
ing candidates for night, or to giving
them good dinner, but they arc becoming
very much averse TO washing and ironing
up their old clothes. Now, gentlemen, do
bc easy, and not impose on good nature
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NEW STOREll NEW GOODS!ll

NEW ST0REll NEW G00DS!ll
THE subscriber is now opening, in his new
j House, on entire new Stock Of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS. -
direct from Baltimore. consisting of Dry Goods.
Hardware, Cutlery, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps Ready Made Clothing, Drues
Medicines, Toilet articles, DO, DC. all Of which
he proposes TO sell at Greenwood Retail Prices,
with Ten por cent of Tor CASH ~ ~
/ sx s.. ~ 80 ~. ~ FIG. PARKS. :.
Greenwood. 8. c., Sept, %, 1856. ?s.tf
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
IaoTsEEaEsR~ Y

BY AUTHORITY OF THE STNTE OF GEORGIA.
OIL II . s. R.
II" be drawn October 18th. 1856. ut Com
l. cert Hall, Macon Ga. under the sworn SUI
p"rnlrn'lrmcc of Col. Geo. NJ. lnsan and Jas y
Nisb"i. Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme care.
inIiy-c"mparc il with any other, and il it is
NOT the best ever offered, and The chances Ia oh
tain Capitals far better, don't purchase T:ckcs,s
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Settlement of the Estate Of Charles B.
Gaulden, decd.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given TO tho kin
IL dred aud creditors Of said deceased, and
to all parties concerned, that Settlement Of the
said Estate will he made in the Court of Ordi
nary for Abbeville District on Friday the End
day Of January, 1857.
Those having demands, will render them in
prior to that time, duly attested, for payment /;
and those Indebted, will see the propriety of ma
king immediate payment.
JOHN GACLpEN, Admir-.
Sept. II, 1856. % 3m
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PRIVATEERING,

-'--~-~>>~~~~sSs
The London journals do not like Mr..
Marcy's despatch upon privatcerng any
better than we anticipated. The London
Post (Pelmerston's organ) says that Marcv's
proposition "would be mode of war
which would utterly disarm the great mari
time powers of England and France, and
which would convert their weapons of de.
fence into showy playthings" In other
words, they make a proposition which, if
carried out, would disarm us, but when
they are affected by similar proposition,
they cry out Justify against it. The Presi.
dent was willing to abolish privateering
provided private property were respected
upon land as well as water. OF course
this would confnc the damages of war
simply 10 the beligercnts. The Post goes
on to say, that hereafter "the Americans
must expect to have none of their seaport
towns held sacred. They soiH he tumbled
about Hteir ears as the $tronyholds of priu-
teers." All we have to say TO such l'arbar-
ous bravado Is, that the insolent British
aristocracy will have something to do be-
sides talking when they try it. Because
President Pierce is not verdant enough to
consent to virtually disarlning us and lay-
ing our country open TO the fury of Euro
pean desspotsf he, as usual, comes in for
liberal share of abuse. We are also lee.
tured upon want Of "c;xiIization," and IA
adhering to baSbarous usaces.p This
comes with n good grace from goy.rment
/ whose hands are still reeking with the GI6ed
of the murders committed ut the sackipg
Of Kertcb, and whose army, contrary to ali
the rules Of civilized warfare, fired npon an
hospital Of wounded Russian soldiers, when
:. flag Of distress was flying ! sAwsy with
such .cantand Hypocrisy ~ Nsst. Fork Day
DooA ~ 5ss 8 I sss@s, as,s ,alss
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ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS-FRE
FINANCIAL OPERATIONS.

j. C. Epw ARDS, Il. S.
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sHgRwooD HOUSE.

TyE subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely reftted and refurnished it, and is preparet
to entertain ihe patrons of the house in satsiacier!
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable b.
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goodstcck ofhorsesand car
riages to let.
Thesta6le is large clean and well ocated, and gooc
hosersare Particular ttentloi
will be paid TO the OF horses etwith him torkeep
ug and in allrespects the public Ia. mad the Sner
wood House 4 GOOD Hotel. Livs-tfl j. A. YEhS.
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EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Z, 1856.
RAILROADS, &C.
pENNsYLvANtA nAIInOAD,


-
THE uudersgaed having been ap --
,.Ifx.4 pointed Ayeu the above Com itess
esZss92.s, ny this city would il form sh ,Azsgl
Iers. merchants and tEe public -
generally that F. Leeeh. GeorEaW Harris and George
Black late OF -. Leeeh Co. and ThonAs 3. CIarAe,
''ulark IhSw, - un der the lIm of
LilEGEa q COS
Are special consgnees and shipping
of ths Peansylvaa Railroad Co1pany. They have essab
clished all principal shipping points
aand west and prepared receipt ThrOu- hfrom
York; Boton 4ad Baitim5rs all
cities aud from = cities n5 the
Atlantic eaboard ~ way ,Pennsy vaaia Railroad
The Gircet th-ir Who'll uLR to terwardin
and ave facilities fer shipping from snd the wiaou
the expense ssoan d and their charges 6y aIraage
Eith the Railread company Lerg extremely low. "a
nominal The expense OF drayage ey hope
be ahis to give satisfaction.
Shipmen produce made their agents viii be forward
ed free of charge for commission.
Forinfornation apply their ofices
Depot. Liberty street. Piptslsirg:
90 No. 3 south 18th street, Philadelphiai Il
do North street Baltimore;
No. Astor Place, -s- r.E ..s-...-
do South William street, : New York;
do Battery Place, ,.f+t
do 81 KIlby street. Bostonj ~.
Orto @ JOHN s. MITCHELL,
epl3 Gm ts aWsterst.. Evansville Ind.
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to leave you, Annie--wish you would like

to leave you, Annie--wish you would like
lhim."
Father, are you serious?''
Serious, child" and he looked SO.
Annie was chip off the old block; a strong
minded, resolute girl A new idea seemed to
strike her
eFather, if you are really serious in this
matter, I'll see this Copeland; I'll get acquain-
ted with him. If he likes me, and like him
III have him. But he must love me for my
self alone; I must know it. Wnl you leave
it to me?"
Go ahead my child, and do as you like
Good morning."
"Stop moment father; I shall alter my
name little. l shall appear to be a poor girl,
a companion OF our friend Mrs Richards, in,
IL street; she shall know the whole affair,
and yen shall call me by. my middle name,
Peyton; | shall be relative Of yours; you
shall suggest the business to Mr. Copeland, as
you call him, and arrange for the first inter-
view. The rest will take care of itself'
CONCLUDED TOMORROW. --s
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NATCU HBpAIHfyas.

YIFHE ,dersirned bavug Ihe above business
u Evansville Hetters himself with the hope :ha his
anl skill all descriptions time measuring
machinery will rpon trial. he found worthy the tention
only resi- citizens the city Of those
comp. sing 'circumambieu vicinaHs.''
the Post once where be found 1T all
CFFCE HOURS. myS r. II. q GAFEc--s
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
HAIR - - = k& a. AE EsE8<sE8ESA EEs
NEW AAB VERY LARGE FAIL SToeE.
CHAS s WELLS.

W IST returning thanks for the patronage
w public. since he opened in Evansville. would now
apprise interior Merchants Indiana Illinois and kn-
also that he hes hsshelges
fiery onethird) that he h offered the Evans
viz fsarket on Many Goods purchased
by him. during deprssed OF the markets,
aSt England and by imPoEting froE Europe;
York. he IS only abeut sderdedly Ii posed
ard sell Iac8sarea low figures house
afford she Goods. 70 cash or good tune buyers.
lie nation Of his stock and prices
Merchants and Ira3ers feeling assured that he can do hen
Among the articles (almost nnumerare) prsing his
stock 9 the foliewirg to th= trade:
$50 lxesVEsIls LPqiRoot eyerets and Collins;
SEQ dozen Pocket Enf9es Tally asssrtedi
IS do steel shears and Scissors
do RtLols aud StfV1s
100 gross spoons ron, gftt9pi AID German Silver;
5osozen Coffee SIpls al gTades
3sO fAles and Rasps all kindsi
lg00 1ts Brass Kettles, turned bottoms;
f20sl lbs -Ssiirans. aTsorted;
I 300 dozen Egft. Hinges. do;
1900 gross Screws. siusl pointed;
$50 dezen Door Soeksand oeketsi -....--.s
[ sfoN do Au-Urs. II Ht
go AZ curry Combs and Horse Cards.
go pairs shovel and Tongs. iron and brass heads
co dozen Saws. from Mill t. Key-hele;
3 do S6e i yards and Scale BeaEas;
81 do An1es other hrtndsl Shovels aHd SPaesi
s casks Fanp Cis, aud Fixtures;
5 case ap auued ain ware fully assorted.
ALSO
wAns and bashes. Erishes. Conb+ Needles Specaeics
p r. NJannaips ana Hard generally ogeh witt
goods Caius Dog irons. Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives ard Riddles and
Gun Ts-erros IS an ssJzt2 2 IA II "a sS.
rarpeu.ers and Co9p per5 Tools. Window Sash,
CHARLES 5. WEi.LS-ss5r
! octa Xainstreet. u door below Branch Bani.
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JOHN S. MITCHELL
FORWARDING e. COMMISSION MERCHANT

s.
RECEIPTS through rom here
-fLsS 4 the Atlantic cities f~r all Kinds of flNeS =
-s H. chauiize an produce. by way fzssss -
~~s-< ~ ofthe -Wahash and Erie Canal, -Ae - *
The reliahe Canal and Propeliers
tho Lakes at thelO afrr III
also ntre for the delivery of srchandre from the east
this city. s.- ...zls b..
Varehouse cc7nsr Of the Camel e1d H'a73ut ST.
lie as receipts for produce and merchandise
BY r. lroPdto the sine.
once Water Jtreet under the Telegraph Ofoe.
epI3 en-. So J0iS ;. MI fCHELL.
EcERFU lFyl FsS-Pomades in pots. lars sticks
4 Hair foncs Eau de Lustrile. Bers' oil Rose Oh
MacossAr Randolin Curling FiHid Hair Gloss.
Sham r0ntng Water ToiIe: hiHTda Ea de C0ogue
Layenar Water. Fereaa, Eau y de Eemet
skin soft aud fair. well a impartTg delicate
the Han nikerchief
Lubn 9th Tooth Pc wieTs Tooth Psstes: Treas
o. the Mouth aad AromIte vi egir; Toilet and Infant
Powdrr and All the other articles in the lire ef
For sale ty y, AIELsGH.
novIf Ftrtstrsot. opposite poss-ofleo
TET THlTE E4E1AD.--ioo kegs tgrs forraIe ~ .li
w noyz7 ORR, pALzELL & co.
Es E3-E1VAE..
FEHHE iersgned hss removed is iIerinr Esahsh-
SsGond street. iEInedAtey opposite the Pres
terian Ghurch, in the oEice with Dr. NUUd, we-s no
would g all his old aRda gooaiy nun
OF and would be pleased them mith
anything in his lire such Shirts
le orler0p TIE shortest possible notice.
Thankful for he would resreettGy Sdcit
ptiuance the the hands OF ilera pnblie
y26 j l.. NELMS.
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VI. x. ETcGFggsv.


n First street hetUe~t. Matn and Sycamore,
As OF Cloths Cassimeres. Vest
FL which he is prepared to make up IN the
ashton styles and short He VIII warrant
rood ts and n the usines! he
give general satisfaction lie has also hand hut
sierao iI et, Undershirts with fire shirts
Cellars etc made in the best with tientemen
Furnishing Goods generally lie invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call. decl6-t q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T,1 Fsh .ITtxExS OF sOUFHERN INDIAN \
& tlls A. &slkN An . 1I.tiAOaS


I'D SAUNDERS Civil z sginser having TAX his
ID EgGnsrtlie w0uid psctfflly
nounoe citizens OF Ae souSnern porsion
eky and 4nois he is prepared to furnish fans
Spceieaons Estna OF work OF deari p1ion APP
psrainnzL profession yiz Water oralaage Of
and. wlys Tarn pike Plank or psher Roads the In
or,ye ent Of Rivers for nayig stion purpo es. etc.
Of ability fr4m L. b. wilson, ESD, Onei en-
ser Of the Absny and SAem Raiirosdi Judge haghs
81 nloomia zton Ind George o. Dunn oil -
q WiIson q ty Engineer Of Albany. Ind. and II: o.
Moore Esa Chief Engincer of the E l. and O. 9traSat
Line Raiir ad, be aPplestlen. m1-D ~
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CO-rArsrNEassEf1P.

yE1ITF ,ndersipet have this day formed partner
shin jinder the style and firm of Gr0. FOSTER % 90
Tor tn tr tisacton general Fornerdtng and Com
ufssf "a yness; and have erected for that purpose
YER arg nd spa Fre-proof " arehou?e o. the
wal sh Idgtrie Canal aud corner Of locust and pun
b,s AZ .s-nd near the Depot of the Evansville and
syilfe s2ailroad, where they VIII have ample
room and ronvenent fciiites for storing ali k1ndso Of
Produce and Hierchandze. ..t.,.
Fbey will yiye eeial care TO C0nsgnm ents either by
River Ralrold. Canal or Wagons. and wllltoFward
rro,uptlyatthe lowest rates -
They will giye nersonul attention to the purchase or
Gale Of nr res in this marx ket ann SoicI
orders ,r the purchase Sugar and 9olasses on the
ons of the firm will be in the South during the
Writer. - .ho-c
-, inYs -, :osatrI,- NJ w FOSTER.
'hopuu99ii' PN''YNe GEO. FOSTER,
S.n4s w. I.AIK9fAS.
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E41tSpEA Ia ust received Springfield Ohio,
II alot Of Peach Trees containing 0+ Varieties
sale by hov2I GRANT & CARSON. !