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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-05-28

~ JoHs THOMAS. a Baptist minister,
will preach next Sabbath evening, in the
Presbyterian meeting house. in this place,
on Bible Revision.
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Mr.. FILLMORE 10 BE HERE N JUNE.
We learn says the New York Express,
that Mr.. Fillmore will be home carly in
Jnne,-and that he is now probably in
[Eagaand. on his return from Russia
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E-Ne tender our thanks to Mr..
jams Z. WArsos, of Summit township,
for q list Of nine new subscribers.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-05-28

e5Y The Detroit Tribune Of Friday
last stated, on good authority. that thir-
teen lives were lost by the sinking of the
Nortbernsr in Lake Huron some days
since.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

O1IHOI OOllOOAe
YENHE undersigned will teach a Select School
u in the town of WoODSFIELD, for the
term of TWELVE WEEKS, commencing on
Monday, the 21st day Of July, 1856.
No pains will be spared to render the school
both profitable and pleasant to those who may
favor it with their patronage.
Special attention viii be paid to those desir-
ing to prepare themselves for the business Of
teaching.
TERMS:
Common Branches, and Composition and
Defamation - 90
Elementary Algebra, Natural Philoso-
ply, Language and History. 5 90
Higher Algebra, Geometry, Surveying,
Chemistry and Astronomy .. s 90
N. B.-Application should be made before
the commencement of the term.
WILLIAM WHEELER.
II. Stood boarding can be obtained in
the town, at ST IS per week.
WooDsFIELD, May %, 1s56.-3m.
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MARRIED-on the 23d inst, by Daniel
D%ougherty, Esq, Mr.. PETER W. EDrNoroS and
Miss SARAH scARBRoraH, all of Wayne town
ship, this county.
On the 18th inst, by - Mr.. Dawn
s. HEADLY and Miss SUSAN WILEY, all Of this
county.
On the gath inst, by - Mr.. sAxunL
S. ATKINSON and Miss ExADELrA HAnrLrxE, all
of this county.
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MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

NEv ORLzAEa. 4 pril ee, P. NJ
Sugar-There has been good deman nd tor tho com
qualities which hrner. while The better grades
are neglected and about hr. lower The sales ahis
morning embIuce fully eOU hhds.
Mo'a SEES ONE az or SJO bis have been sold at
for fern emitting, and ?737 &c for prime and
chy'ice Teboiled. ff
Ftnur--ste have noticed sales of 9. 90 bbIs. of
which 100 Indiana sc ny 250 Illinois Sc ll5s@So
son ohio ir Dat oat, at So 25 and 100 choice Ohio
at s6 37K Z bbl
Corn-The demand continues, but the market still
droopng with sales of about Ue1 $arks incl nd.
ing zoo about &c. $500 at 44Sc; 500 in lois III
45c ami $50 prime yellow al 4Sc p bushel. .1s-s
Oats-The transactions include 2GO sucks St. L0uis
Ace q bu =hel. .=z.-ss.s
Pc k We notice only retail sales aislS a5@s16 ST
y bblf fer Mess
Reconsideration casks ribbod sides have been sold a
999G o. b.
Shy - sp2z - PRESTON BROS,
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Mira Consistency.

Why does the State Sentinel call the Amer
leans and Republicans who composed the late
Peoples Convention, Abolitionists? Why
simply because they opposed the extension of
slavery, and were not pro-slavey Americans
and Republicans. Yet---would it be believed?
the State Sentinel has been declaring the
Democrats of Indiana occupy the same posi-
ton Here is paragraph from an editorial
in the Sentinel short time since, trying to
steal the anti-slayery extension capital away
from the Republicans as4
There are not fifty pro-slavery Democrats
in Indiana, nor would fifty Of them vote for
the introduction of slavery into any State or
Territory of this Union had they the oppor-
tunity. They are all for freedom and free
q territory, so far as they are individually con-
= cerned. ~
If this be true (bnt it amt true,) why does
not the Sentinel call its own party gang o
Abolitionists
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Capt. Alex Frasie1's packet SwalloY

- Capt. Alex Frasier's packet Swallow
may be expected here tomorrow morning for
the Cumberland river.
- The Bw'ing Green, from Green RiVer,
put out large quantity of tobacco and other
freghts. ahl yesterday evening started on her
return trip.
- There is eleven feet water in channel
between ST. Louis and Cairo, and river rising
at St. Louis last Saturday. Missouri and Hi
hois rivers in good bostfhy order.
There has been good rise in the Cum
berland river. Last Friday there was over
five feet water on Harpeth Shoals, and river
still rising.
- The big Niagara was loading here all
yesterday for the South, end took on an i'm
mensc quantity of produce of different kinds
and at fair prices. An fem of her freight was
800 hhds of tobacco.
- We thank Mr. Archer of the South
crner. for package of Saturdays St. Louis
papers left US yesterday morning at an early
hour. The Southerner will be down next
Thursday morning for St Louis.
- The Sultan lost her chimHoys over
board one day last week in storm, coming
down the Missouri river. But having on board
the chinnies of the sunken steamer n j. Ea-
ton, she rugged theta Up in tte place of her
own, and got along nicely.
- The Belle Sheridan, Fanny BULL and
Magnolia lefe New Orleans last Tuesday even
ing for louisville. The first boat arrived yes
|tcrday morning, with light trip. The Mag
nolia passed up yesterday afternoon crowded
with people, the biggest passenger trip Of the
season from New Orleans.
- The Cincinnati Commercial of Satur-
day says:
The river has fallen twenty inches since cur
last report. with eleven feet in the channel to
Louisville and eight half feet in the Canal.
The weather continues warm and cloudy. The
|copious rain Of Thursday night was general
Throughout the courHry, and viii! doubtless
|prod1ce another r sc above. The last packet
down reports the water falling from Pittsburg
here.
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or At Vincenncs there is regular d. A.
KIN Association-that is Democratic Anti
Know Nothing. Anti Know Nothingism ap-
pears to be the whole sum and substance of
tho principles of the so-called Democratic par
ty. And yet the members of this party are
very much astonished, or would make believe
30, that National Americans, OF Know Moth
ings, can find it in their hearts to support the
Peoples Ticket in preference to the anti
American ticket! Is there an American In
This District who viii b. fool enough to play
into the hands of the anti American party, by
refusing to support the Peoples Ticket? II
80, he is not man enough to resent an insult
he is not man enough to lift up his hand in
resistance, when a set of dirty Old Line office
seekers or miserable party hacks. abuse and
SANDER and yillify him, and rub it IN by sneer
Ing at those americans who intend going for
tue Peoples Ticket. -
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF rHE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNALz7 ,
-4 <l44 MONDAY Evening. way 5.
FRRIGHTS.--To Nov Orleans 10 change. Tobacco per
hid 400 per bAs Pork per bb Per
Dbl.
GROCERIES, change sales 100 bssa Coffee in lots
at I21z: Molssses hrmsr held st 45o
-Stsady at previous quotations; demand for
exports.
PROVISIONS SteAdy with good demand from resailers,
Shoulders BAG at TIE; Sides s5sc; Hams sic.
LARD--stock light. Gales at to 81 bhs and kegs.
SALT.--Sales 400 bills ct 4Dc, months. 2
POTATOES in market. would command go 80 sss
per bushel. -
RAGS SALES Of tonsat 81
CHEES E. -Stsady with good demand.
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nsOVAf,.

4 SoLBUEN HERSnGERGER hsve rena7ed tLsir
~ stock OF Mattasses to the tctidns lately Put
BY Mr. Hughes street, next t. Canal BANK
where they will keep constantly hand wholesale ad
retail large Of Narases all sizes and Etnd
visa Spring Cotton. Moss Shnok. E=ir and jenny Liaa
AIs6-Bcd C0mf0rts of all Eikes
ALso-Ootton Moss Half, sAuck aad Feather Pillows,
Mattresses INSIDE order guaranteed 20 Ere s=tisfa
ton. Those In good article will please give cell
The attention Of Couatry Merchants particularly Invited
nd
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local DEPARTMENT..

o. Yesterday morning was decidedly
damp. Early in the morning there was a
heavy rain, accompanied by thunder and
lightning got up on very energetic principles
Considerable rain during the day.
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CIVIL LIST.

CIVIL 11ST.
RsHisll Birth ss9f%sas @ ;Ht
Kuhn Lvsa ard-con uusd ny plaintiff
GODDARD ct al IS Bell Shapklin-Judsmen by default
Ia. Cree
MOFsan W. Freppon esAsDscrs. fer PIN az TO Frerpon.
and dismissed astO iIatehinson without rrendiee
JOKES re JonesIEiv0reo decreed. .+s..-=1--s
Stubenger vs. 3tubenser-OixoI'e decree3.
ais vs. sse o. gp:t and
yiokery e. SIS whetssoae als,Deeree for plaintiff
Bedford e. alaysrdio for plaintiff motion
icr new trial Over-rned
E:ss:; Z: F ::;s5 !: :; !:
BGrE,1s Bu5S- Di.ni.sed At plaintiffs cost.
1slesby .sals " Kron, -Jadsmenr ~ default. 3
&a s rs s'Iss a. dsa. cost.
Wettr ct ais vs. Bark-Dsm issed at pia,atins cost
s tS Is vs. Ct
sSr e % o
Hs.s sr vs. Pfssfaen aud Trustee. Of L.mascn ..
81 aesS
Weitle Ct ais HackmAn .s-pismssed y pi.G ~
Kuhlman Kuhlaaa-Dssth pl-ata ssgse4tsd
Pi.1ey (, Disa.y1pir rec de:ss.t
james partition
spPointsd of iasiensrs aals osd,red
St. ssrs '. sserar,--Divorce deersed.
Bridges va BRIGGS ontinued.
long Is SccIust 81 al-Deerse q e rscosuFe.,
Pigeon "fV O. VS. RscGuet ct als-Dseree of orcssure
upon both mortgages
FG TaT Ct a vs. koeaass Of foreclosure
al al p1aintihs COSTS
C advert vs. Martin etal-Det rse of loreclosurs.
4idrds1 " AIarFge.c0n'i 6i, Cd a..+.. r.
Maggie" als-PGntihs den sustained def
0smurrer oyerruled jmd ment tor $50.
Vormhro k Normhroek-Dafault divorce deoreed.
h- Adm'r. &e. Kampe sl-Dsnissed per agreement
at deiendent's costs -s'r-r
Haeg Reid ct AID cree COR plsinsif.
Raleigh Raleigh Adm ct ai-Ds1urr to complete
tain ID. nd ieNY- to amend
L 'cn admir- VS. lislng ct a-J"dEment by default.
Js, * BLYTHE Sweet d Lecpsrd-C.Dtinu d.
ST nsou rs Sweet & Leonard ContiRued.
Carpenter Press &C. rs aughiin Ct al-DisnisEed
agreement 81. s.
N thlrr G suivan-Judgment for plaintiff for pos
.essi n aud damages ..a go. =.-.-.
n decree of foreclosure
BOY Ian ct a. v.rn ~msn-JudK by deta"i.-
Kratz & Helm fuhelmAnn- Jua Al by defs 1t.
fIord ct Ell W. Walker ct al III missed
Hord ct h li-Jl5Ement par agreement for s7Js4
smith Laushli" Default and JUDI m-nt Plaintiff
Gurnberts Rudd et ais Judgment b. default.
R,cquet ala Dscree foreclosure.
e. al vs. Kr ct niS-dscrs for partition and
IaisSon appointed
Atwe o Srem knhi-- Ddoreeby defsait.
Richards nha d. ct Als- Dismissed sgreement
E. & C. S. L. Co. vs. EeJshnstoR--Judt mont by
iefault.
Egg r, Is .larlicAs Mesch- Judgment ~ default
Day A Mattuch Eeunem Al--Decree ty d. tuQit.
Max we'll ais Paine Cottinufd defendants coss
civilians VS. SehlSnP--' udement by default
| Mitchell ct ais Burk ia Judgment ny default.
| Calvin rs DeGsrDs- -Juieuent by default.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOB THE JOURNAL
CONG kEss1oNAL.
rHrRrY-rouRrn coxanEss-F1nsr SESSION.

WAsn1NeToN, May 5.
SENATE-Mr. Pugh presented the resolu-
tons of tho Legislature of Ohio in favor of the
admission of Kansas with the Topeka consti
tuition.
On motion of Mr.. Clayton, tho Secretary of
s ate was requested to transmit the original
journal of proceedings of the board of Ameri-
can Commissioners convened in Paris to lgui-
date and audit claims OF our citizens fer
French spoilations.
HoUsE.-At the instance of Mr.. Haven, tn
House took up the Senate bill appropriating
$500 for opening channel over St. Clair
fats, Michigan. The bill passed both branch
es at the last of last Congress, but for want of
time failed to receive executive approval. The
House passed the bill by 81 majority.
The Cabinet meeting to-day will be pecu-
liarly important from the attempt to carry the
recognition of Walkers government. The
President is still strongly inclined and pressed
hy Quitman, Doug las and others. The pres
ent policy is to introduce this subject in the
platform at the Cincinnati Convention.
The position of the Cabinet favoring the
project after the opposing considerations have
been presented. It is now possible that a
pcstponement may be carried until the arrival
of the next steamer which will allow more
time for reflection as to the consequences.
Padre Vigil, Nicaragua Minister, is expected
tomorrow or next day, unless his absence i:
admonished by the ecclesiastical authorities. i
being the first time that priest ever officiatet
in that capacity.
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Circuit Court Cases.

The Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday.
Below we givc'a list of the cases brought be-
fore the Court this session, and the results,
bat not including the whole dtckot, as there
were many cases passed over:
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NATHAN RowLEY VS.. wM. WH1TTLEsEY.- Sale

NATHAN ROWLEY VS.. WIN. WH1TTLESE Ely Sale on
decree Foreclosure House door, May 10 between
ocvck and profits for term OF not over
middle one-hIrd OF the south or
of Sec townsiIp6 south 70 Fee simple
will be sold if other does satisfy cree and costs
A GUMBERTs vs. VICTOR BISGIi sale execution
May 10. ~ and Clock rents and
nro6ts for deficit of which siple-Lo3 Nos
and the Four EnlArsement OF the city Of
Evansville. .res FL ..-t g.. s sTH-se = So -sss
JOHN GREEK vs.. a. K. W CARPESFER.-sals at
Court door 10 and o'clock May 10Th. OF lots
Nos and in d. No. ia GrseksTiie, county
OF Vanderhurgh --.''
L. H. soOTFvs JOHN AND CHRISTINA HELBlG =
Sale at Court o'clock May 18TH lot
No. 2 in ID. No. 1873 in Lsmasc0 city.
FRED SCHULTZ. RHODES ROGERS EFT AL rs mo.
Block No 1873 in Lamaco city. at the Court ioase door,
May 18th.
GEO FRnEuLICK AND P HEFFERMAN v: MAR
IGARET RoQUEr M. GAVIsK EFT AL-Ssle at Court
House May 20 part The Public Squars III
vile thus heu ded oommeueing front
line aid quarter point IS distant ON The iine
ey dividing said of said Square 70 lot
lOS Original Plan said cit thence At right
t. pafalel wi said dividing alley 10
Of said of said square running
Main along the ary last aoreSsld
I6s Third street thence at ri ut angles to MAN
street and parallel to said alley dividing sud quarter tro
aud lot 1903 Main street. aud thence along Main street
eighties fourth feet to the place OF begin ing
ARCH O. SULLIVAN ANDA. K W CARPENTER va
ADAM AMI ELIZA REED.-Sale at Court Hous door N aJ
2th lots in Block Is. Fourth Enlargement IL
Lamaseo
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CRIMINAI, LIST.


State Farrell. -Puri "ry-Not guilty.
TedtOrd. Pefjury-CoDtinued.
do N Ilson. Forgery DO
do Thornten. Forgery No. 2-Continusi.
do Carnie Grand larceny 90
do - Rose-Nnrder Ist deg do
do Ward. Pe:it Larceny do
do Onyett Petit Larceny-Not guilty.
do Va Erast Mansl sus hter--''ontinucd.
do v F,tEse aid Perjury-Not guilty
do Mckenzie. "A. with intent 10 comuftTape-Bih
norod
do VS. SIN tn Lareeuy-R ecognizanco forfeited.
do HAYDEN, L4rceny--No IL dictmen found.
do W Adams my States pr son year, fAs ST. dis
fra e1!sed. DC TAR. g.
do - Fitzgerald, Arson No ~ dictment.
Be.n De alt continued for alias.
do Va smith g. Suher--No indictm mt.
do VS. Kcmloe Grand LaraenY-jan in lad.
do Rocv.- do doStttes prison years, fne 81
do VA BeachIy. Larcen y-48ho rs ia county Jail.
BurAs Larce uy-Not gu 1t
do Gpfin. A & B with int mt to murder-Fiae $40.
,5-1a aud 90 days in county laii. a-r--r = errF
10 " Mo ie Larceny-N"t guilty
Kripne Fsl.e PreeucesTwo yesri in States Pri
s-EaT sou. ASIA .a r-aaF r-i=Fs.
do VS. Schdelsr False PretrncesTwo years in Psnteu
d. va at. DeIaicatio Cont; nued
do va Neteton False Pretencts-Two years In Peuter
do VS. wi IN 70 IA &B. with intent &c.-Tw
year. in Peni .entisry
do VS. L~vi Walker No "a & with intent SO.-cOn-
do VS. wi Walk r No 5 A B. with intent &c
CANT, Iail hree montfs r.t
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SHERIFE'S SALES.

(Unler this head will al~a be correct statement
and time o sales
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REFER ENTEGsLEGENGE.
- - -
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

MoxpAV. NAYS.
ScrrrigRNER, fTcin st. Louis to Louisville.
HEILE SHERIDAN, from New Orleans to Louisyiiie.
NIAGARA, from Louisville to New Orleans.
MAGNOLIA, frogl New Orleans 10 Lou sYiilc,
BowlISo GRRRa left fer Green River.
VIRG1EIA, from New Orleans TO Louisville
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DAZ Dem Johns 70 L. 9.5. gallons; boxes 40 gros
- pipe ass'd Cer-s; doz btl do
shovels doE lemon s4ueezer5;2 doE eorges
" Soden barrels for sale bS -.-...z
Rpi1 I. D. HE1MANS.
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T,,tDE. 0Ppy

TTJ subscribers reesipt Of aeir srr.g
oonprising every varets and kind of Mems Womena
Misses Boys, Youths Children Boots Shoes Caters
BaskIns Slippers Sc which they call the attention
purchased early and seleotsd
sad desirable stock Offer in the Eastern
markets. nENERICKS & McREA.
nh2i First St. 3fain.
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THE TIE Nj AN
- s. ETa CS C xay

49, u. 0s-- - Z ~ -
Who can drsss person in WOOD. Linen SIX or Cotton
HSvERY Gentleman desires be neatly and lily
FL ed. Iis en!nan:y that this should lie the
aud have neticsd that nearlv nil wsl
6enlEens ofear city purchase their Cotbirg
A. LOBEESTINh,S
Wesfern Star CIaSsaing Store,
under th- Pavilion Eotel Water sycamore
Everything tho line Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
ready mHts made only in the
manner sud style, but at the vary lowest pEiaes.
general Of Hats CAPS Leather Trunks Car
ret bags and Fales thing that gentleman
0 use, you Gnd at the Western up9
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RURLsC SAL


TlEtuns offs deeyea of che ysndsrburh Circuit Court
Ids ut its Prit 1850 rendered fer
Ttitsn Wherein John James a. aiof and lie wis James
otherI de!e Tbs Hld=rss Commss
will expose sale pablo Court
Evansville the Bah dag OF May 1895. the folio viii dc
cfibed real estate. to Wit;
part fractional section No. tEeiRu az. In
TO HHshiP No % Sua0t range No. TIA (l west In
ierbursh e9Ay fadI,h thYs beands1 BssiauIng st
stake the West ne OF said tract ons sect at point
ehsn south If he nsre vest corner Of aid
35 IT6} chains
the ohio river, thence doMn SAID south
tseRty linksi north 80
~ chains the line of said fractional
section tn sal lice tbs place of bekinnns
the middle third thereof being subject the life estate
Cyuthia Is -a-. 81.
that the southwest quarter CT section
No. q the Township and Rance aforuisd TO witt
Fifty eight and 80 being the middle part Of sad south
wst iuarter and ia forty 49, ohsns and 1y 800 n IN
length North south and 10 chains III width
East We beug that Of said quarter
word tie Flat efsaid
recorded ,ok y ITO of the
OF vtnd-rburgh Frobase urt, Ekhteen and
% TO- the North end being e the Life es;ate
of Cynthia Brsvn
TEHASane half the purchase money to be paid In essh
and the remainder to be paid in foar mouths from the day
of sas purchaser giving notes with approved security
M iuteresss from date. TdOS. Is. GARSfS.
sp2S-iw Commissioner.
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SCHMIDT have just rece v, at their establs
"a nant an First larg ofW v Papers
Tn com mon au les The finest g'ded omprsing every
b,g If the beautiful description this line.
Al n ksep every hing appertainng uUhois
chairs &c superior style Having lust ENLARGED
cr acceSlmodat in Increased
prepar Ito receive customers aud show the
large s oek and low prices. ap'e-tf
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AUCTION SALES. NJ
pASikLwooLsRY.
...... HIRAM NELSON

pASiRLw ooLsET HIRAM NELSON
AUCTEON ROOMS,
diaseiy opposise Tie Washihgton Hotel
EHATING leased for cterra wears and fitted un the
Z above veil known saAna, rsHre nor Preparedio
95Ts for sale a. sSsn pr as al kPds Of ,as
fIaeh <bc,
Pegnisr sales evcrv Tnesdsr Thursdav ard Sstoraav
Gin a. o. eock A. Also Faesdsv Vsd"esisF
snd Friday lights st eafIy sss iisaf : :
We a.. ws,tiv rso.;vIn, snsbsrs hand alsrca
spindle sud bsnnser backs scroll and scoiOp rim
6leK once french Jenny llSa am SIseie Tooa seat
ebairs. an pooSs@. socIsbl.a
card dining Snt hreakfst tabes I~t aad wash stands
lounges mirrors. and Misses bsdsteads.
trasses aud wire safes etc. which we will asll
cinnati nrioes 49, =
We have also on hand CREST variety ewslry
vioIins aecordeons pocket cuery guns pistols viii
whinh vii az redueed price= cash
wholesale or retail" w0oLsEY &NELsnN'.
- -
Ed NPTING leo bales No rec this day aud for 50
I'D by ap22 PRESTON BROS.
E-sHEESE.-so boxes reed this day and for sale by
IECKINGs5 bales Ticking rec this day and for sale
an,qs lts ssrs IT, f Lvm q ~
. : -,-..---,------
UGs AH.-2j bhis lao at. crushed aud Pou-
dered sugars reed per steamer Anteone th; for
sale by api2 PRESTON Bros
A cases oot'o ssed n this ,s Xo and
~ r,sT . ~ &c. a., F.. I,;II. = - ..-.,1 % coo
sPAn 'sA SislrS. Jus' rsee's 81 = Coox e. soN
~ ~ ~ ~ = :, : : : = - Z. =: SZ0A . ~ 80
fsesar,dto our wn order some of them With rim 70
keep OF the hart f,oa oornsd let I - - : :
apl4 .. e Fo St Rioct
= a. 7c 81 -.
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