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Wooden, Ware

A xE Hatchet. Tile. Anger and Ch;sel
II Handles, Clofhe Lire Reals. Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools. for sale by
u. G. MONTAN, Church st.
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u.oCksi Locksl

TUgT RECE1vED!l-
y Governor Rope, Cotton do. Metnniller
do. Kentucky Packing Yarn, Oakom /;
Drooms, Buckets. u. G.. MONTAN
oct ID. - Church street.
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Steam, Packtngl I

lUTTA Perchn Steam Packing
"a Kentucky and Cos'cn packing: Gssket pa
per aud Navy Oakum: Steam Bibs, Furnished and
Polished: steam stops and Huaee Cocks Brses
Coupling and Connecting Cooke, for iron Or cop
per pipes. always ON hand ~
jan17y. tARGUIER 4 IANOCk.
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Professional a'nu..

JAMES NJ. ELAN & JAS. T.. ELAN.
- IN H. 4. E'a~. Attorneys and Ccanse'lcrs
81 Law. Baton Rouge. aueS1-y
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To Black sun tbs. ca rpentcrs
C md (nOrDprA.

md COOpers.
A Nv1LS, VICES. BELLOWS. Stock
n and D,es, Plates, Wedges, longs. File.
Of ell sizes and description, also full o.
sortment Of Carpenters and Coopers tools
jan1sdy1 LARCU1ER X LANOUE.
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Cart and Wagon Harness.
A FULL ASSORSMENT of Collars.
n Hames. Blind btiJles, Cart br-cchina,
Cart saddles, Wagon harness, Trace chains
&c. which we offer ~ moderate prices.
ianjsdy1 LARCUfER h LANDUE.
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Crates. Crates and Stoves.
A NEW supply Of the above for par
IA lor and Office. with and without summer
fronts. Cook Stoves large ana small trs, rok,
barrel and franklin slaves. for Wood ard Coal,
assorted sizes, hesles the articles which kthesst
" go with them such NJ Coal liods, Shovel and
T"nps, Ar. Az the Hardware store of
jan.l7-y. LANUU1EK b LANOCE.
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TlN .,AnE-We have now in store
i Ia ye assortment Of Tin Ware ofevery
.,s ripsion which we offer at very reduced
prl. a.. LARGUIER T. IANOUE.
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PIANOS !. PlANOs,i

P1ANOSl ptANOS!i
IN ~ RosAS LACERDA. respectfully informs
U' the Public in general, that he will have:frcm
nsw constantly several very nice PIANOS an
hand, 10 he sold EXTREMITY cheap. His charrrs
Fcr tuning e from now N IN town and q In ccun.
try, bat only for caah. kvery kind cf finstruuenta
repaired st moderate pric e..
Apply g the Jcweiry Store Of Mr. Theodore
(3c,amAnnN. bSnr an YSsA
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(ar0uifr h fanouf.

-- - A-
LATE ARRIVALS or
1856. nARDW ARE! 1856.
THE undersigned have on hand and
4 are daily receiving per steamers ana sailing
vessels, direct from the nufsctovjes, = general
assortment "s 1sOsnrssDG and Foreign
DBa ri " nj re-. Witch they offer ~ Prices not -
be urpgRseLD. LAReUisn h Iae0ta,
jan.l7sy. Cor Lafayette ard florids sts.
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DER HARDEN'S EXPRESS.
/ A eupcro, lot Of Table aud Pocket
Cutlery. gust received and for sale BY
;,.te',., IARcUtER 4 LANOUE
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TO sport mo . n i.

A FEW doz. best English. Stub Twist
~ Double and Single Harrel Shot Guns. Ne
sizes. Game Rags, Powder Horns, Patent Wsddsnk,
roiled Lined and Central Fire Gaps. Wad Cut.
hrs; Dun Tubes, and every thing else connected
In that line, At LAKGUiEK 4 LANOUE,
janJ1-y. Cor. Lafayette snd Florida sN.
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y =. HALL. ATTORNEY at Law. Laurel
~. street. baton Rouge La jaui1s.
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01x1AT OLD BOURBON
A few more gallons Of the same kind
m hand and for sale bv
ian2s Hy ToN,,~>o, X Co
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.Inst Received from st. Louis.
bacon. Clear Sides and Shoulders.
II s,,ernne and Extra ST. LOUIS FLOUR
cnpN tc For sale low for CAsH, BY
CV""' II. T. TOMLINsOy i Go.
july5.y. Co'' o""'e"''"" s"" '"''" es"-
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7 u. STUART. Attorney and Coun-
~ .ellov at Las-bausei street mav26-y.
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IAS, NJ. McCuTCnEN. Attorney &

mos. pRCNDERG AST--Genoral
| rrctuc. and Ccmuss Hon Merchant, and deal
81 IN all kinda cf Grccefies and Frrsiaons-r"r.
Of Thta ana LAate, ats. Liberal cash advances
.,N pusar ana Gotten. ausly.
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FROM CALIFORNIA!
SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS, sc.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IA.
The Daniel Webster has arrived with later
California news.
The Central American news is scantily re-
ported Rivas holds Leon against Walker with
600 men. A feet Of British ships amounting to
ISL guns is in the harbor of San Juan, under
command of Admiral Erskine. The correspon-
party and Guatimalan to the number of 5000,
are certifying Leon.
1t was expected Walker would soon march
to the attack with an effective force of thou
sand Americans. He is in good spirits. An in
telligent American from Costa Rica states that
Government will again invade Nicaragua.
Mora had put down Revolution against him,
but was to resign.
British screw steamer Panama wrecked near
Cape Tamor. Crew saved vessel total loss.
BALTIMORE Aug. IA.
The storm did considerable other damage
last night. De Fords tobacco warehouse, on
May street, and Mentell & Bros, and Mart
ings warehouse, in Exchange Place, were IN
rooted. A row of large four story dwellings
erected on Calvert and Madison streets, were
blown down. The wind had the full force of a
tornado.
CHARLESTON. S. C.. Aug. IA.
The steamer Dudley arrived with Havana
dates to the 10th, and Key West dates to the
11th
The fever was still raging at Havana.
Sugar unchanged, and holders very firm
| At Key West no deaths from Yellow Fever
since that OF Maj. Frazier on the 9th.
The ship Maid Of Orleans went ashore OF
the 9Th but was extricated by the Key Wes
wreckers, and will sail for New York after set
Ting salvage
The barque Tom Carwin arrived on the Is
for medical aid, having lost the first Mate
from yellow fever, and sailed on the 4th fo
| Boston.
VAUDEVILLE, Main, Aug. IA.
Democratic and Wing Mass meetings were
held here yesterday. There are strong syp
toms of coalition.
A letter received from Rufus Cheat advocat
ing Buchanan and Breckenridge.
New YORK, Aug. IA.
Flour dear, sales of 1000 bbls at 5000 70
straight State; 6 2O@6 40 for Ohio; z 25@7 g.
for Southern, and 7 1898 40 for extra brand
Wheat unchanged sales at so for Western
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TELEGRAPH.
Other Great Fires, News, &C
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA

| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL.
| The Ariel has arrived
Philander Brace, one of the murderers oil
Capt. West, is in the hands of the COMMITTEES
and his execution daily looked for.
Numerously signed petitions and great mass
meeting had called on she city officers to re-
sign their posts. All but two had positively
refused compliance.
The newly appointed Board of Supervisors
declared vacant the offices of Sheriff, Coroner
and Assessor and appointed others to fill the
vacancy The incumbents, however, refused
to abdcate.
| The Committee have published an exposi-
ton Of the official corruption in the city.
The accounts from the mines are favorable
and crops everywhere abundant. The town
of Placerville had been ravaged by most de-
structive fire, consuming 168 houses, and in
volving loss of $4,000. The village of
Georgetown, in Placer county, had been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss 100000
large number Of buildings were burned
in MarysvilIe. Loss $4,000
AHO IO"H vi L dITpLdy, I'll DOIduo county
was visited by destructive fire involving a
loss of 10000.
Numerous fatal shooting affairs in the inte-
rior are recorded
Intelligence of the Cincinnati nominations
had been received in California and several
ratification meetings had been held.
Business has been moderately active during
the last fortnight with fair interior trade, and
moderate supply.
CALICO -four Is. Mess pork II SO. Butter
45c. Adamantine candles 24@28. Crushed
sugar 10.
News from Oregon unimportant. Indian
hostilities are believed to have ceased In
Northern Oregon the war has closed and the
Governor has ordered the troops to be dis
banded.
The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived on the
Goth. The U. S. Frigate independence for
whose safety fears were entertained, arrived
at VALPARAISO on the I'd.
Intelligence from Nicaragua states that Ri
vas with 1900 followers was Certifying him
self at Canandagua. Gen. Walkers forces
stated as being only 1902 men.
Honduras and Guatemala are organizing
their forces to attack Walker and drive him
out when the dry season arrives.
Dates from Nicaragua not mentioned and
news very vague.
The U. S. Commissioner, Mr.. Corwin, has
completed his inquiries into the Panama riot,
and is among the passengers on the Ariel.
ARRIVAL OF THE DANIEL WEBSTER.
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The Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IL.
Returns from seventy-one counties give Polk
3O,995; Ewing 20, l31; Benton l9,2O2
There are thirty-three counties yet to hear
from, which will probably increase Folks ma
Jorlty to from five to eight thousand.
In the Second District, AnderSon's, Amer,
majority over Richmond, Dem, is over 500.
In the Third District, Green, Dem, beats
Llndley, American, several hundred.
In the Fourth District, Craig, Dem has a
majority OF 1900. Moss, Amer. and Lowe,
Bentonite, were his competitors
In the Fifth District, Woodson, Amer, for
the full term, and Akers for vacancy, are
elected.
In the Sixth District meagre returns indi-
cate Phelps re election by handsome ma
jority.
In the Seventh District, Carothers, Dem,
has majority of about 1900.
Fifty seven counties return 81 Democrats
II Americans, % Bentonites and Wings to
the House.
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LIST OF PREMIUMs.-On the outside of to-
days paper will be found list Of the Pre-
miums offered by the Agricultural and Horti-
cultural Society," at the October Fair. We
hope every one in the county who manufac-
lures or produces, will have something to ex-
hibit at this Fair. There are handsome pre-
miums offered-very good considering this
will be only the second Annual Fair of this
Association Extensive preparations are ma
king for this Fair, and of these preparations
we shall soon have more to say.
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON News AND PUNCH =

ILLUSTRATED LONDON News AND PUNCH -
Mr.. Samuel Lister has just received the last
number of the London illustrated News, con-
tanning splendid engravings and a supplement.
This is one of the finest issues of this elegant
illustrated sheet Mr.. Lister has also the last
number of Punch, just received, and of course
rich and racy. He is in the regular receipt Of
these and vast number Of other popular pub
LEGATIONS
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APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MORTON.

Judge Morton, Peoples candidate for Governor, will
sp, ak following times and places Let the whole
people turn out and hear him.
Delphi, July 81. at P. NJ.
Dayton. August LIST, at p. N.
Rockville, August, Cd at P.
Greencastle, August 4th at P.
Bedford, August 5th, at P. II.
Salem, August 9th. at p. NJ.
Bloomington, August 9Th, at P NJ
Cordy on, August l3, at P M
Leavenworth. Aug ust IA, at Pm
Rome, August IS, at P. NJ.
Rockport August IL at P. NJ.
Bonneville August 10, at P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon, August 81, at p. NJ
Evansville August 80, at p M
Princeton, August %, at Pm
Petersburg, August IS, at r. NJ.
Washington, August 6, AT P, NJ
Dover Hill, August q, at P NJ.
Paoli Angus %, at P. NJ.
Spencer (Owen Col August 3D. al P M
Bloomfield, August 80 at P.
Sullivan, September at P. M
Bowling Green, Sept. .. at P NJ
Terre Haute Sept 3, at P NJ
Seymour, Sept. s. ut O'Clock
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and Southern red; 46 for Southern white;
Corn buoyant, sales of $4,000 bushels at 621s
for yellow, and ga for mixed; Pork is quiet
and DULL Beef heavy; Lard steady.
CINCINNATI, Aug IA.
Flour So 50@G; Wheat firmer; Oats in good
demand at 26@3G1a; Whisky 26@261s; Pro-
visions dull; Lard lie; Coffee unchanged; Su-
gar 81 10 for fair.
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PEOPLES MASS MEETING

Mass meetings of the People opposed to the present
administration and its continuance under James buchan
an will be held at the following times and places
Judge Morton and others will address the public.
Corydon. August 18th.
Princeton, August Esd.
Terre Haute September Sd.
Saymour SeptembeF 5th.
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Saturday-Aug 1910 o'clock--Baptist Church, one
mile above Henderson Ferry.
Ar O'Clock P. NJ, Farrs' Tavern, Union town
ship, Vanderburg County.
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Later from Kansas
ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, Aug. IL.
A letter in the Republican, dated White
shade, Kansas, August 4th, says that the U
S. District Court Judge Lecompte, began its
summer term that day The docket was large
and the attendance of counsel numerous. The
cases were chiefly of criminal and politica
character
1t is reported that five hundred of Lanes
troops were ready to protect those persons
convicted by Court.
On the strength Of this rumor, Gen. Smith
sent fifty dragons under Capt. Wood, to pro
tect the Court and enforce it's process. In bis
charge to the grand jury, Judge Lecompte re-
viewed the most glaring offences, and suggested
remedies against present and prospective evils
He admonished them to be cool, calm and I'M
biased in their action, and do nothing which
could have even the seeming of sectional OF
personal inclination.
! Wolf and Boyd, two men sent out by Gen
eral richardson to reconnoitre and report the
progress of Lanes regiment had returned.
Just across the Nebraska line they came
upon an encampment of two hundred and fifty
men, from whom they learn that Lane had
returned East to raise five thousand men and
more money; that they were waiting forces
there from Nebraska City to move in a body
| to Topeka, and when Lane with his five thou
sand men arrived, they would leave Topeka to
meet him, and that they would defy all border
ruffians and the United States too.
Wolf and Boyd then went to Nebraska City
where they saw two hundred more of the
same regiment, and beard a conversation
which furnished this statement.
The writer says that Kansas never enjoyed
such peace as at present, and if let alone by
foreign agitators thre would be universal har-
mony.
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AND sHINGI

ID II. BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
IA citizens Evansville and undng try thar ne
(having been ged in the manufacture OF uNer
and seleeting choice rtiele of his own
ture) has opened Yard Carpenter street near
Heman's Foundry and is pared sell AZ
retail cheaper than Before offered IN TINS CITY,
iaIS Iwdfv
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undersigned will sell public auction at the door
I'LL Woolsey d Nelson's Auction Room. in the city o
Evansville. the 6rst Monday in September 1856
lowip- real estate vzThe undivided a of 397
Wharf in front % the city of Evansville the Ohio river
stream from the centre of Division
point feet from Pine About $50 this
already improved and affords the only land
ing in low water for steam boats.
ALSo-Bot4 containing IL I000 Lot
II 100 Lot g. % 100 being part
of the and of the
ton south of range 10 west
ALsO-Lot-. containing in section 10.
10 Also western of lot I; lot
western lot block H. all in the Fourth Enlargement
adjoining the city of Evansville Terms made known
day of sale. j. BRAY. Assighees of
VS. ids JNO. SHANKLIN, ( O. Bell
Vslksbote copy to amount of IS.
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SALE of REAL ESTATE.

rTlHE undersigned Guardian Of the heirs OF
mons deed will agreeable order OF he Knox co.
Court Common made the june term 1902 expose
20 nnh sale at the Court door in the city OF Evans
vile Vanderburgh Ind saturday the 20 Day o.
Au1ust A n the hours OF ~ o CLOCK A NJ
the following described real estate in said coun-
tv one NTH OF orty me
quarter the south quarter Vi See'" w.
10 ange ten ives
The purchaser giving nd With approved security.
and appraisAmept1avs with interest from
VA. i"s ,1s-4tw4 CHARLES PRESSEY Guardian.
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NJ Read Lnwenthal & Co.'s advertise
ment. They have just received big lot OF
goods.
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CHICAGO. Aug. IL

CHICAGO, Aug. IL.
Advices from Leavenworth are to Wednes
day last. The Overland and Emigrant Co. had
entered the territory and probably reached
Topeka safely.
A company of Missourians enlisted as terri
torial militia, had marched to intercept them
but returned without fighting.
1t was stated that a company of Dragons
with Judge Lecompte, had entered Nebraska
to intercept Lane, but returned without effect
ing their object.
RumorS were current in the river towns,
last week, of battle between the emgrants
and the regulars near the Nebraska line, but
they were not generally credited. A report
prevailed at Nebraska City, on the Both, that
a large force of Missourians and South Carroll
mans had invaded the territory and blockaded
the public roads One hundred and fifty men
had volunteered to go down and drive them
out
The Council Bluffs Chronotype says great
excitement prevailed in the southern portion
of the Territory, at the rumored invasion.
Later from Kansas
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Mr.. veatch's Appointments for this Week.
Jas C. Veatch Peoples candidate for Congress, Will
address his fellow at the following times and
places
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sALE< OF REAL EsTATE
At AUf,rInN.


ID ENG the State Indiana and wishing
I'D sdninter estate snd settle
befor leave will, Monday. the 18th day Augu
D. 1856 sell public auction residence Third
opposite tina German Catholic Church. all household and
kitchen furniture CONSISTING of Carpets Sofas Beds
ding Chairs Stoves &e also fac Piano Forte and large
Oil Painting also aloe fine Carriages and BHggies
all horses on hands the time of sale.
credit of four will be given all So
taking note with approved security.
have also valuable real estate Tor sale cheap and gOSd
terms All indebted whom am indebted, sre
requested to call and settle before the day ale.
s
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yINEGAR MANUFACTORY

TIE the undersigned wish call the attention of the
w wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers in
that manufacturing
tiee VneEar. which will sell compete
with Pittsburgh prices Give call fair
trial $ all ash. MERCER & CLIFFORD
BThe factory situated the Of Fourth
and Canal streets, Lamssco oily. 1vl-dE"V
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S L A T E TIC K E T.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vandcrburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA VISION, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM X. NOFFSINGER, of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
E. w. H. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES H. CRAVENS, of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TiPPecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES c.. VEATCH,
or SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
OF vAHDERBURGH.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONBERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Real Estat - Brokers',
HAVING leased for of years and fitted m the
Old Court House of Main Third streets
PreParedtO receive for sale private
sale all wares and merchandise:
furniture. horses. buRgies. etc..
Cash advances ma lie when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
icing 9oclock A, NJ Also Tuesday Wsdn esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month a 10 O'Clock A. II.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville containing all the Enargements
ieFfhg will be for the interest of all
apart the rst Mo uday of Evry month for the sale
Estate All those wishing
their in time public
The of those having Houses Lets
for sale either public sale solicit
Ted. jyI5 W0OLSEI NELSON. Auet's.
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ICE CIxE1lI SAL ON

HAVE inst opened Ice CIR, saloon Mr.. Dapey's
buildings Locust street abo.e the Sherwood House
all keep the best quality of Ice Gre
richest and in the best STYLE with fine
Families be supplied quantities BY
their orders also keep different kinds of Fruits
supplied with tropical fruits by frequent
cepts south wish the public give call
have neat Saloon jeIOtf BEN HORDE.
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FINE WAIJ, PAPERs-UPHOISTERY WOR

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
- ment First street assortment of Wall Papers
gu es the finest gilded. prsBg
thing of the beautiful description in this line. They
also Keep everything appertanng upholstery and
chairs sofas &C. in superior style Having Just enlarged
our accommodate increased business,
prepared to receive customers and show them
Inrgas ock and low prices. ap29-tf
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MCKINNEY 81 COOKE.

u " .rEs sraEET HETw FEN MIN LnnusT sTRsETa
II cheap Mantias. fine sets application Undersleevss,
Collars, Cemizetts Undereeves,
rment of Embroideries bought for this market.
They invite speedy call from all Evansville
and surrounding themselves,
before purchasing elsewhere promise any
tcle their house the lowest cash prices Come
and all. my22
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LICENSES.

LICENSES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all Draymen Cartmen Ex
pressmcn, Hack and Omnibus Keepers Auction ers
Ten Pin Bagatell and Billiard Keepers Managers
ters Csncercs Peddlers and Book Vendors
licenses all expire the LIST day Aug
that the be renewed time in
default thereof the ordinances such
Vided will be strictly enforced By order
jy22-1m WELL p WALKER. City Clerk.
mARSHAL,S NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given all
of bathing the Ohio river opposite the city of Evans
VILE and between the Little Bayou and Leet
also in the Canal in said city during daylight before
aforesaid will be strictly dealt with in the
such made and provided be enforced
from and after this date. JAS. B. EVANS.
Je25-f City Marshal
PRINCE & co - MELODEONS,
-<s<=l-W WITH divided SWELL secured by letters pat
gEz=]--l7F9stent. May 23d 1855
III III n By means OF this swell. solo passages may
y gbe played with the full power of Il :ustru-
ment while the soft subdued
after ALI the Aeodeons made Prince 4 will
nshed with this attach without charge
hessrs. Prince Co. could realize handsome
sposing ofrgh otf prefer
make feature in their instruments 1t only be
tanned by purchasing of
w. F. CoLBURN. Western Agent,
mJl 761a West Fourth street.
GROCERIES AN Id PRODUCE.
HNE lersgn ed will ontinue the Grocery Produce
Business of the late firm of Babeock Brothers
own name and for his own
jy2I If ELISHA s. BABCOCK