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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

The above rates are via Ohio River slight advance
charged if sent all the way Railroad No Storage Ch~ga
on Go0ds sent through line Consign TO
-" ' BRIDGFORD s. Co. Richmond
rard, G 20 Selden Miller J. H. Claiborne j. w. Wright
a. q ,,is w, 1. Doronnort A. Co june 25-ts.
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MEDICINES.


Az Eek'S b'ouu.S. FOr AT ehe
PURPOSES OF A \ AMil.Y PLY.
sIC.-Thorc has lonH existed q public
demand for an effective purgativc I'LL
which could be relied q. rs sure and
perfectly safe In It's operatlen. Thia has
boon prepared TO meet that smand, aud
an extensive trial Of ita virtues has con.
eluslvoiy shown with what success u sc-
Ioonplishes the purpose designed II Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-09

LUST RECEIVED Anether supply - epra1r
Patent Iehtnine Conductors Also hand large lot
Of Sheet Zine lining Refrgerato Ice Boxes and Ws:sr
Coolers Ice Cream &c. which will be sold 1T very
low prices-at the Store and Range Warehouse.
Lvnchburg, May sits " p 0aAAeSe
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ANEW CONCERN-Thc undersigned h0vo
this day coparnership under the style and
Arm of IRBY a. SAUNDERS the purpose of transactng
a hoesao retail Grocery and Commission business and
have house lately occupied by Messrs
A. Preston depot OF the Va x Tenn X. r. where
they be the customers Of the former firms
with who may favor them with their business
J. ]. IRBY.
JAS SAUNDERS.
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NEW GROCERY, OOM N sssBON 4 FOta

M nnn ACRES LAND WARRANTS
OvDsVDUO wANTED.--LAF A ETTE w
GRAY, Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Attor
ncy prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes purchase 100 900 ACRES of Military Bounty
and Warrants will attend any business, as Notary
ube Of deeds assignment Of Land
Warrants, &c, &c. LAFAYETTE W, GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty Land and
July Cts Pens Agent Lynchburg, Va.
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NEW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.

(>ONNOlLN h ADAMS, Tobacco Comnsis-
~ SION MERCHANTS No. A FRONT str ct, New York,
rVJ7 Liberal advances consignment
MT. INNS G. ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
friends at this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
AMI o3dly ROB'T NJ. ADAMS
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NEW STYLE AND NEW ARTICLE.-Ftr
~ INTRODUCTION IN THIS MARkET.--L ladies' patent
lasting Congress Cater patented March, 1852 introduced 70
public March, 1856 heaving had years trial in
cold the foot and Off in
every manner being what has long been wanted by the
ades-somcthia4 pH stand any We feel very much
arated in being offer this article to the public patron
age Also fine aud Gents CATERS with and
without heels all colors and qualities.
- = 80 L. L. ARMISTEAD,
AMI 25ts Near Farmers Bank, Lynchburg, Va.
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C,TEAU SAW MILL. FOR sALE.-We nave
- MOL thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL, whlch
will be sold very low; all the running-sear IS III comt,e
der Any Information concerning it WIN be eheer'uny iH
parted on application either of the under LINED .-
y" A. WINSTON,
,o. JNO II. BAILEY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-07

Mr.. Buel's wound was examined by the
surgeons. 1t was fonnd that the point of the
blade had penetrated the lungs, and that he
was bleeding internally. A gentleman who
saw him last evening, informs us that he said
he had but little PAIN and was quite comfort
able. The surgeons thought his recovery
doubtful The chances are decidedly against
him.
Mr. Buell. is about 80 years old, native of
Indiana. His father is a prominent Republi-
can of Lawrenceburg, Ind.
In the Fall of 1852 Mr. Buell. was elected
to the Indiana Legislature on the Democratic
ticket. After leaving the Legislature he cstab-
lished the Western Democratic Review at In
dianapolis, but ON its early death went to Pitts
burg, Pa, and thence to Washington where he
established the National Democratic Review
of which he is at present the editor and pro-
prietor.
Heis a man Of large frame and great strength
and was probably the physical superior of any
manin the crowd in which the aGray occur
red.
LATER.-We learned at half past twelve
O'Clock last night. from Mr.. BuelFs surgeons,
Drs Blackman and Wood, that he had rallied
a little, and that there was slight hope Of his
recovery Gin. GAG, 5M.
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Last evening Mr.. B. F. White, seeing the
large crowd around the Burnet House. con-
cluded to make a speech upon "The Signs of
the Times" He according mounted upon a
Pile of rubbish in a vacant lot near the BelEi-
dere House, When he had been silenced by
the crowd, or had completed his speech, Mr..
Geo. p, Buell., of Washington City, got upon
the stand and made an attack upon Know
Nothingism.
He was quite violent in his remarks and
met with considerable interruption from the
crowd. At last exasperated by this treat
ment, he descended from the stand and gem
eral muss ensued, in the course of which Mr..
Buell. received wound in the back from q
large bowie knife. The blade entered just be-
low the shoulder-blade, and reached to the
lungs. 1t was nearly two inches wide, Mr.
B. was conveyed to the Burnet House, where
surgical attendance was procured. An at
tempt was made to secure the assailant, but with
what success is doubtful. Two men were ar
rested and taken to the Hammond street Sta
ton House. Their names are Cary and Gas
sadly.
We were told by gentleman who was pass
ing on Third street, that he saw the crowd
running and two men in front of it, who Ell.
tered Il doggery hurriedly. He heard one o
them say to the other come in here George
they'll hurt YOU The place was aiterward,
pointed out to some of the police, who pro
nounced 1t j low hole OF the worst kind
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POLICE MATTERS.

Before BRAcXETT MILLS, ESQ.,, JUNE 6TH-City rS.
Joseph Johnson, Drunkenness and UiSorder!y Con
duct.-JOSeph is young man, evidently not an eXpe-
reneed practical expounder of the evil effects of bad
whisky. He seemed mortified at his position; said that
it the first time he had been caught in such stu
alton and promised that should be the last The Re
corder fined him ST. which he paid together with the
costs of prosecution and went.
JUVENILE THEF.-AbOut noon on Thursday, a little
girl who gave her Mary Bean, aged about ten
years entered the SaddIery Furnishing department of
Messrs. Babcock hardware store, to the money
drawer, with the locality of which she seemed be
perfectly well acquainted, and in the act of alb
stracting money therefrom, when she discovered
by Mr.. Goo. Sontag, the clerk of the house. Mr.. S..
called to, and started towards her when she fed, but
before she got of the and the
money recovered. The child badly frightened,
and declared that the money she had i'll her bands
ssting of bank notes and silver change, had been
given her by her mother to buy pair of shoes with.
The young has been doubtless put up this
tbievng by either totally depraved parents, some
other british wretches. This occurrence needs
ment, while at the time it is strongly suggestive
of a House of Refuge The great need of which is
strongly felt i'll this State. We may have to say
abou' this hereafter
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED By Up TOWN Esq.

ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN.-On Thursday nightat
about half past 10 O'Clock, Manuel Gumberts
his way to dwelling, while passing Mr. Fergus um
Der ard he fred at with pistol by person,
unknown, who secreted in the yard vdently wait
ing for Gumbers pass The ball passed through his
Mr. Gumberts says he has idea who the person could
have, been he has had recent difficulty with any
toprovoke attempt of the kind. The wound though
very severe is not dangerous
? The ''Bates House" at Indianapolis, has gone in
TO hands, Mr.. Sloan, the old lessee having been
tinued sickness of his wife. 1t is the best money max
ing hotel west of the mountains.
Col. Drew, of the Pavilion. offered one third
interest the establishment terms highly compli
mentary to him. This appreciation of Evansville talent
is gratifying, well deserved But the Col. could
not divorce himself from Evansville He is at
work paperng painting and refurnshng his Pavilion,
control the best public houses in the
Success TO energy enterprise and lau9abe ambition.
Drew and his Pavilion well known by the travelling
community; both are unexeeptonabe, except, the po-
litical proclives Of the Go it Col. you de-
serve house that would accommodate the half of
ton.
Y ? City orders will now probably advance, We
Credbly informed that the city has at length
Guided TO compromise with Mr.. Copeland, by turning
to him all the old public csterI they having be-
come entirely valueless to the city.
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TOWN LOTS
A IT A IT CT TO N!

IAN SATURDAY, the 18th day of Juns 1856,
w of Main and Third streets in irontOf the Court House
in Evansville the following valuable Town Lots will be
fered for sale at auction, viz
in Hornbys Enlargement of Evansville which
the Ohio river and Evansville the
side Some Of these lots Water
First and High They opposite the
only good boat landing low
demand for business
cash; Il years with interest and years with
mortgage the property subject foreclosure the
debt upon default in of nsalmen of the
principal r interest.
AIso-The following lots in Lamasco: Lots and II
II and % in block 1885, lots IL and in block
in block 1876; lot in block lots
in block Is; lots g. p aud 25 in block 'front.'
High street. in the 18th enargement lots
4th enlargement; lot q block 7I lot IL in BIZ
and p in block us lots q and - in block 29;
10, IL and II in block 1913.
ALsoLos B. y and Is in block in the Northern Cor
Rowley) Enlargement of Evansville lots IS being sab
the widow of Thos Smith. dee
II aud having them good dwelling house with rooms
aud a kitchen.
following in the Southern Enargement:
6, in block and in bk s. and 10 in bik q
3; ~ 3 II and IS in blk i0 II and II in blk IL; = 3
aud in b'k II; 2, and in blk Is and Sin blk a.
g. 10 and IL in blk 49, T. II aud Is in blk TO- and out lots
2, and subdivisions Of tlot4 UPper Enlargement
THE TERMS of payment for all except the lots in Horn
bys Enlargement VIII be easy, and viii he made known on
Several lots will favor
able terms Oor IL years. by private ENQUIRE
of JAS. & JONES. for self.
JOHN SHANELIN
JOHN J. CHANDLER.
WIN. II. CHANDLER,
THOS s. SMITH and
my2S-1td Etw HENRY L. HORNBX.
E35- Yolksbote COPY.
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We are indebted to our friend T. j. Lang
don for the following
On the 9Th the steamer j. NJ. Ref ran on
rock 20 milrs above Cairo, and filled When
left by the Shenango, the stern was gradually
settling in eight feet water. The Ref was
heavily laden; cargo insured, bnt no insurance
on the boat. The Shenango, bound to Pitts
burgh, took off the passengers.
- The Northerner is due early this morn
ing from St. Louis, if not detained by fogs.-
She is fast boat
But few boats along yesterday and we
had not time to notice many of them. River
falling-weather warm.
- The steamer Lizzie Lake was brought
into the port Of Galveston, Texas, on the 28th
ult mere wreck. Her boilers had exploded
Is miles from Galveston, killing Capt. Mont
gomery, and woundng many others.
- The splendid packet Alvin Adams
will be here early this morning for st. Louis
She is very fast, has good accommodations and
clever officers. The Fashion will be here to.
morrow for st. Louis. There is no Monday
racket
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, May 81, P. NJ.
Sugar aud MoIasses, stock light and market firm. Or
leans refinery Molasses selling readily at 47c for bbs
aud lc for half bbls.
Flour, stock light and market firm. Saas 100 bbls St.
Louis a So IS, SD fancy at about ST So and 2l0 Extra
at 81 50.
Corn, active and about 600 sacks ready taken
which 200 white yellow Zone lo at Is 1900 at the
same and SOC in lots at 4ga}JOc.
Oats, late yesterday lot of $500 sacks st. Louis
sold on the levee ut 3Sc-a decline.
Pork. mess retailing this morning at SIS, and ESQ bbs
sold last evening besides what reported at) at
SI7 50.
Bacon sides retailing at 915, and SOulders at77{c
l.. I'd. none the levee.
Spirits ruentne, lot of 81 bbls sold yesterday
37c.
India Bagging, demand ctive and 274 bales sold to
one broker since yesterday follows: 100 arrive
1861; 500 lin I've lots, and mostly arrive Il; and
326 69 81 81 and I43 in the and to arrive the
advanced rate of l714
Whisky, dull at about orc. for roctifed.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE oFTHE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL2
FRIDAY Evening. June g. !
FREIGHTS-To New Orleans. Pork Csc per Dbl; Bacon
and other heavy freights Soc 1907 Piburg oinal
GRoCERTES-Wth good demand continues very firm.
No change to note in prices.
FLoUE-saes superfne at SIS SO to rs per dray
load.
GRAINSales 200 bushels Red Wheat oO sacks
VIII KY-Sales ~ to 2fo with good demand.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Bacon Shoulders held ne;
Sides SIC; Hams Zoe plain and lie baeged.
SEEDS-Flaxseed 81 30 to 80. other kinds dull
RAGS3e sold to shipper 81 90 per lbs
CHEESE-Sales 10 to he for inferior to prime w. Il.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES,

SHANKLIN Il RELY beg leave call thu attention
their friends their and we'll
leeted spring and goods
during the weeks comprising of the most desr
able stocks be found in the city which they er at whole
their the public generality
atlow prices prompt Theirstock
of the folio wnBroad cloths. black and fancy
Cameres and Teeds white buff and fancy Marailles and
silk Vesngs Co.tonades Crot9n cloths and plain and
printed French and Scotch Jaco
rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Berss black eolored Grape Mantz white CASH
mere plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organdes
Briantees aud Cha de LANES white Shawls black
fancy shaw stla shawIs and black and
white lace Capes Mora antique Parasos silk and gngham
Umbrellas Panama. LeghOru and Braid Hats gh straw
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons. Hosting Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth and printed blinds together with
great variety of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c. &c. myl SHANKLIN 81 RELY.
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AUCTION SALES.
pANlhlN OOl4SEf HIRAM NhLSUN
AUCTION ROOMS,


AUCTION ROOMS,
Old House, Corner Main and Third imme-
datey opposite the Washing ton Hetel
zEAVING leased for of years and fitted the
z above well known stand, prepared to
private SALE all kinds
household furniture horses bug
etc.
Cash advances mai sonsig nents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock 4, NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday ghts at early gas light.
sales of real attcn ded
We weekly receiving. aud have hand large
of RURNIU RE- consisting oislat,
spindle aud baunster backs, scroll and seolop tops rim
back office. French, Jenny Lind. and 8Este wood seat
Chairs mahogany and wood soaseat Chars Elizabeth
chairs; rockers, sociabies,
card dining tables light wash stands,
lounges mirrors. fine aud misses bedsteads
tin aud wire Safes which will sell at Gin
cinnati prices.
have also hand great variety ofnOtons ewelry
vioins acoOrdeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips.
etc. which will sell at reduced prices for cash,
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY d NELSON,
Auet's.
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no CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS. will he received by he undersigned until
goth Of June next for the grading aud paving. with
rac stone not than inches Deep leo
ter mark TO Water street. Grayee Water street.
gravel to be put inches thick; also. gutter
he made Of lime stone deep. laid in gravel
wide the op that ton of the river front, from
Mill to Sd street above the public square
Payments 20 he secured hy lien upo Wharf per
per will allowed upon tine OF - 4arf
reseryins quidate the whole
ton Of the debt discretion The revenue arising from
said Wharf Wharves the extiugUjshment OF The
principal whole OF principal and
interest evtingushei BY the within twenty year,
from the c,mrletion Q SAID Wharf
" 5. HANCOCK. N.vor.
Herd rson Rv., Nav 10 1876
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Monetary and Commercial.

The large amount OF paper that matured yesterday,
Gauss. increased demand Tor money and there was
general complaint among The discount houses of a
considerably increased scarcity of currency. This adj
dtonal stringency in the money market, however, is
expected to be OF more than temporary duration,
and much easier market will doubtless be experience
ed tOday We continue TO quote iO DIS the rates of
interest first class paper the regular houses howeY-
cOnfHing their business to regular customers Out
side rates vary from TO per cent per month. We
have alteration tonotce in Eastern Exchange, which
remains at = a q PREMIUM Gin. Gaz-, an
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

AINII AIS AND DEF 4 ri Q K F1S.
FRIDAY. June 6.
Return, from Evansville to French Island.
Gael. from st. Louis to Cincinnati
Niagara. from New oorleans to Louisville,
Metnotte, from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
Madison. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Silver Wave, from Pittsburg to st. Louis
Rob'tJ Ward. from Louisville to New Orleans
IL. d Newcomb, from do 20 do.
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gEWELEsY! .IEWELKY!.

THNE undersigned would respectfully the citizens
of Evansville and vicinity that he has just ed
all kinds drect New York to which he would ask the
attention DESTROYS purchasing His goods all
aud ofthe styles will be sold
lowest possible prices.
ALI kinds Watches and pieces repaired in work
man lie reasonable charges and work
ed. CHAS. BARNUM
On First three doors below the Posofce
stand fnrrn ncc ME by G. Coshen
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
The Cincinnati Convention
TwENTY-FIRsT DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI. June 5. P.

CINCINNATI, June 5, P. n.
The committee on resolutions have agreed
to report a resolution Mandatory of Pierce's
administration after the nomination, also a re-
port against the resolution declaring foreign
policy platform resolutions no party test.
Tennessees vote to-day for Buchanan, was
the result Of a mistake. Buchanan stock down
tonight.
Pierces letter of withdrawal is in the hands
of Peasley, to be presented as soon as can run
complimentary vote up again. Douglas friends
much encouraged, but dispatch has just been
received from him authorizing the withdrawal
of his name.
Slidell says tonight that he knows changes
promised tomorrow sufficient to nominate Blu
chanan
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NEW AND CEEAP GOODS.
Nick NNEV G. COOK II

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR TO BARGS'
RE receiving and opening desirable stock of
m spring and goods. consisting in parto every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Chalas
Berages Robes Lawns Brillanes, Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and Neop9litan.) Ribbons Lace Edgngs
oeing in great varyCloths Cassimeres Pant goods
Nesting. in rich nrofnsinn 4 &C "a
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Buchanan Nominated.

W
chanan.
Buchanan Nominated
TwENTY-sECoND DISPATCH
CINCINNATI, June 6.
Fifteenth baAot.-Buchanan 168; Douglas,
lis; Pierce, 3; Cass, T.
Sixteenth ballot.-Perce, 16; Buchanan; 169;
Douglas, 121; Cass, 6.
Seventeenth 6az1ot-Buchanan nominated al
most unanimously.
TWENTY-THIRD DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, June 6.
New Hampshire virtually withdrew Pierce
and led of for Douglas as next best represen-
tative Of Democratic principles.
TWENTY -FoURTH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, June $3.50 A. NJ.
Buchanan was nominated on the 10th ballot,
Pierce, Douglas and Cass were withdrawn.
TWENTY-FIFTH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, June Go A. NJ.
Convention adjourned till Pm. No mo-
ton for Vice President. Great enthusiasm
TwENTY-sIxrH DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, june 6.
Convention in session at 2 P. NJ. The vote
for Post roads to the Pacific was carried by
27O to 81.
First Ba7lotting for Zee President Gen
Quitman, 50; Floyd, 33; A. B. Brown, of
Tennessee, %; j. c. Dobbin, IS; H. B. John
son, 81; I. j. Rusk, 2; Polk, of Missouri, 5;
j. A Bayard, 81; Breckenridge, of kentucky,
So. Very noisy debates.
Breckenridge Nominated
TwENTY-sEVENTH DISPATCH.
CINCINNArI, June 6, $50 p NJ
On the second ballot the entire vote was
cast forJ. G. Breckenridge, for Vice President.
Douglas Dispatch of Withdrawal.
WASHINGTON CITY, June 5.
70 the Hon. W. 4. richardson:
DEAR STR-From the Geographic reports in
the newspapers | fear that an embttered state
of feeling is being engendered in the Conven-
ton which may engender the harmony and
success ofour party. l wish you and all my
friends to bear in mind that have thousand
fold more anxiety for the triumph of all our
PAAi1N 'PiNo Nh'eA my OhH pCISOHdl cISNdllOH Ii
the withdrawal of my name will contribute to
the harmony of our party, for the success of
our cause hope you will not hesitate to take
the step. Especially, it is my desire that the
action of the Convention will embody and ex-
press the wishes, feelings, and principles of
the Democracy of the Republic, and hence Mr..
Pierce or Mr.. Buchanan, or any other states
man, who is faithful to the great issues invol-
we'd in the contest shall receive a majority of
| the Convention. earnestly hope that ali my
friends will unite in insuring him two thirds,
and then in making his nomination unani-
nous. Let no personal consideration disturb
the harmony Of and engender the triumph of
our principles. S. A. DOUGLAS.
hINDERHoOK, June 5.
| Ex-President Van Buren, was thrown from
his horse this morning and badly injured in
the head, but is not considered dangerous.
| New York, June 6.
| In the American Council motion was made
for the adoption and appointing of national
central corresponding committee. A discus
sion ensued in which it was attempted to open
the slavery question, but it was speedily choked
down. The convention then went into secret
session.
Editor OF the Democratic ReVie&V
Stabbed.
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COAL! COALii

rHNE Bodiam Coal Company of Evansville Ind offer 70
- the delivery Four Thousand Bushels Coal
daily either at the river side opposite the Mines or at the
wharf at Evansville.
quality being undoubtedly the best the
Ohio we'll worth the attention of steamers. which
receiving freight Evansville would time
by eoAling there.
Journal aud ST. Louis Inelligencer copy
m tn send bill TO this Office. mvle1m
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q ", wv I TT TT ON THE suRIEcz,.


opposite Court House. would invite the
Evansville inspection of my stock. that
pie show theInC insisting of French Eng
shade and price Silk Satin and Linen Vesngs suitable for
the season. any which will make order
short notice reasonable prices for cash.
There IN having goods if they can't be sold Call
tlemeD If suit can only like BaiEe
| myis-Im w. DAVID O'NBIL.