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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-26

GIVE are gratifed to hear that the Rev.
c. A. Foster, lately of ST. Paul's church, this
city, has large congregation at Newport, Ky,
and is doing we'll. We clip the following no.
tees of his new Pastorship there from Cincin-
natl papers:
NEWPORT Episcopal church
of Newport has been lately refitted, and is
now capable OF seating about four hundred
persons. The Rev. DR.. Foster late of Evans
ville Indiana, has accepted the pastorship; he
is a gentleman of the highest literary attain
ments, of we'll known Christian endownments
and will prove valuable acquisition to that
city. We congratulate the people of Newport
on their choice. The services will be regular
~ at eleven o'clock A. NJ and three and a
half P NJ Gin. Com.
NEWPORT EPISCOPAL CHURcH-The men,
bers of this Church have now service regular
ly performed there every Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock, and afternoon at half past three
O'Clock The Rev. DIR. Foster, l>+1 of Evans
vile, Ind, has accepted their invitation, and
is now permanently located there. He is a
gentleman of the deepest literary and scientific
attainments a skillful theologian, an able
preacher, and practical Christian. The New
port folks may be proud of their choice.
Gin. Columbian.
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orThe New York Tribune of Monday has

1FThe New York Tribune of Monday has
the following in its money article:
| We regret to be obliged to announce the
suspension of Messrs Coleman & Stetson OIL
the Astor House. The firm has been dissolved
and the business of the hotel will be continued
| by Mr.. Stetson, who is too we'll known to the
public to need any communication from US.
This failure does not arise from any falling oil
in the business of the Astor House, which was
never more successful than at present, but has
been occasioned by heavy acceptances of the
crafts of Mr.. A. B. Coleman Of the Burnet
House, Cincinnati, which were to have been
but have not been provided for by the drawer.
Mr. A. B. Coleman has been for some years
past engaged in buying up the stock of the
Burnet House, and has obtained fourteen
seventeenths of the whole. To pay for this
stock he has made drafts upon Messrs Cole
man & Stetson, which of late he has been I'M
able to take care Of They have accumulated
to about $4,000, and have been carried along
at usarious rates for some two years until, the
burden having become too oneTous, some of
the drafts were already to-day to go to protest.
The interest of Mr.. A. 8. Coleman in the Bur-
net House is believed to be amply sufficient to
pay eventually all these drafts. The liabili-
ties of Messrs. Coleman & Stetson not connec-
ted with this operation will, we understand,
be promptly paid.
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FoE TKE GovER.mESr AND PROTECTION OAK-HILL
CtMArsRY.
a1EorIoN1 Be it ordained nv the Common Council of
- tbs elty Evansville the OakH
eter shall lsrVe following rules in making
Frs-Ig shall far practicable ascertaa and
age last place Of rsidsnee. nativity
and death. Of every person whose remains
may he offered tor boril 10 said Cemetery
Of any peron TO s Inferred 10 SAD without Ger
ts authorized by tins ordinance 10 give
ihru-Whenever the deceased shall
physician during her last Illness such cert cate shall
tending pbyci4n certificate shall from the
Board Of Healtn from thereof Whenever
the stall be landed ON seamboat canal boat or
other vessel such certificate sha be Fl the master Captain
Fourhwhsuever shall Re held the body Of
Iereu TOT Che o. te or
jury shall SUFFICIENT oerpiheate under the require
FL h-If he city qu Try to
required BIZ 'indnee be tueI. may give
the sexton in TItng setting forth the reason
sh all be seiert authority to justify the interment
any person. Board of Health. that
whose body offered burial had no attend
such ember Of the Board of Health to inquire
cate tsmplated by this OTdineney
| ton . within said Cemetery. to-Bit:
FirstEvrv fence within said Cemetery enclosing
lot the shall be fence that the view from with
out may rot be ssIge ed ,xood shall h, more
half high and the spaces between the Stats
bars shall not be les than ten inches wide.
etery violation shall forfeit
than dollars, and the
shall which
be erected in violation Of this ordnance
SEC. In all in which fence shall have been
said Cemetery does conform in
its structure the requirement. OF this ordinance 1t shall be
claimant of the lot lots enclosed
fence ninety from the publication
this such fence make it form
OF failure
shall be subject to the penalty
the last section and such fence may be removed By
the Sexton.
SEC 6 1t shall lawful for any person to hunt
within the enclosure of said
~ discharge fire therein ride
drive any horse other animal
lot in cemetery t. hitch asten any horse
other said cemster to the fence
any deface pencil other
defle iniure monument tomb-stone orgarve
nlure destroy shrub
said and violating
section shall forfeit and sum not less
than on dollar nor more than hundred dollars.
Attest JOHN HEWSON, Mayor.
WELL. H. WALKER. City Clerk. my24-2w
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[From the Indianapolis Journal. ]
a Card.

The Sentinel of yesterday has a scurrilous
paragraph charging me with treachery to the
Democratic party, and denouncing me as an
Abolitionist. Allow me to say that the charge
is false in every particular, and worthy Of its
author. am not, and never was an Adolf
ZIONIST. Net a word, nor line ever written
by me during an editorial career of nearly
fourteen years, can be found to substantiate
the lying accusation-nor has a word dropped
from my lips which would justify candid,
truthful man, in making the charge.
! AS the last argument of knave is to call
names, and afix epthets, SO it seems to be the
forte Of men who have protested and abandon
ed every shade of principle, when convicted of
Inconsistency, to apply the term Abolitionist
| to their antagonists. With the weak and timid
/ it has its effects. but with the man who has
sufficient capacity to form an opinion for him
/ SELF aud enough honesty and frmness to pre-
fer his principles to his party, no such effect
can be produced.
/ On the subject of slavery extension, l stand
upon the platform of the Democratic party, as
laid dowI. by the leaders of the party in 1919,
and by none more vehemently urged and sup
ported than by Major Morrison, the author of
the ungentlemanly paragraph in the Sentinel
/ While he and others have seen fit to change
/ their position, have adhered firmly to mine.
should have adhered to it whatever the con-
sequences, simply because | believe the posi-
ton to be right, Notwithstanding the abuse of
! the Sentinel. E. w. Fl. ELLIS.
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LAND WARRANTS.--Th passage by Congress
of bill granting large quantities of land in
the State of Iowa, for the construction Of four
railroads, has had the effect to create panic
in the market for land warrants. As this
measure will almost close the land Offices in
that State, warrants are expected to fall below
one dollar per acre. Purchasers are reluctant
to 60 much beyond that rate at present in the
Washington city market.
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a. ANsPAGHER VS. E. L. ooNANT. EFT AL Sale in
June 7t at Court House doer lots and IN BLOCK lo La
Easoo cIy.
T. Z. GARVTN and JACOB LUNKENHEINER vs..
MARGARET @. ROQUET al-Sale at Court House door
June h all that OF the soathery quarter
OF the Public Square caled) in Evansville
county Ind bound ID foil ws-begnning line OF sara
said Third said city at point l
ee distant from the intersection of Main and 81 ST. sao
city running thence with Sd towards Locust Al
right angles to Sd # and inches thence parallel wlh
laid 81 st. II Il towards Main St. thence 500 n 20 tae place
OF ceelnnng with the apperenance thereunto belonging
PIGEON TOWNSHIP vs.. MARGAEEr G; RoQUET ct
House of the following ground
Evaasvie-begi ming tn line Of Main street in said
city I wards the river Third ming thence
at right angles Main Ia feet to Obey 10 tie rear OF
said the Gouth side thence parallel with Naa ST.
towards ID St. 1884 feet thence parallel with Sd 1t 60 aih ST.
JOHN SHANELIN JAS. ROQUET and ]. j. CHI y D.
LER~Sale Court House door OF that the
southerIy Public Square Evansville Van
derburgh county. Ind beginning Main 31s Zee
from the alley running between said and lot @
from Main Locust running thence towards Sd st @ IT,
and extending back from Main that width by lines
ael with Sd the alev in the rear 70 %
which said conveyed to the said Roqve by
the agent by deed dated Feb 25th 1851 recorded in
book g. of r of deeds of Vandsrburh count pages sol
and 1862.
JOHN II Jews ON VS. JAMES AND ELIZABETH EMS
Sale Court House door May 2h of lot No Is in Block IL
i'll the E. Enlargement of Evansville.
VIM H. LAW vs.. WIN. DIANE HYDE.-Sale at Court
House oor May 2h of North half of lot in Biook 70 IN
Lamasco city.
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The R1eHr TALK-The Chicago Citizen

The RIeHT TALK.-The Chicago Citizen
says:
Candidly, we think this little experiment
to resuscitate the Wing Party for the ensuing
campaign, worse than idle. If any one will
point US to u single Whig measure that will
be in issue this year, we will promise to sup
port the movement, might and main. The
American Party being essentially the party of
CONSERVATISM, we do not see how aug Wing
can consistently oppose Especially with
such candidates as those eminent and tried
CONSERVATIVES, FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN.
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E,ssST Ca1W.

17-S~ DARK red COW. with but little white on her
aud that the legs and end of er tail. strayed
~ from her owner early two weeks ago. She was
with calf may have calf by this time she has short
horns shorter than TIL other and wrnkled
erumpted Ears marked. Medium size The finder
will be rewarded by leaving word this office Cook
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lagonda Agricultural Works.

New \ OK SeiSs.@aa4ng sEeaper. $50
The simplest strongest durable widest and light
est draft invented The Gearing runs in an
IRON FRAME.
New York Hand fsakinG Reaper, SIZES.
Several thousands these eapers have been built used
with universal Width feet. Easy work
for two horses. Tho very best Hand Raker made
EEetc aJzzHi's Patent Mowers, S115.
So EXTRA.
The Combined Reap SO additional. 9t35.
Some eight thousand these Mowers have been
built and all portions of the country Their value and
capacity are well know n and aekp%wI (.
seymour Grain DriE a Grass SoNVcrs
SeVenGy-fiye Dollars.
The complete of its class.
e Indle 3erger's Portable cider E7iIl
and Press. SIS.
With solid Zinc Roerswl AXE from six TO eight barrels
of Cider per day Every Farmer should have
Revolving Hay Raker Straw Cutters &c &c Transport
by purchasers Letters answered PROM %
WARDER BROKAw & CHILD.
Springfield. Clark Co , Ohio.
JOHN ). MiTCHE Ii. Agent.
my23-1wd3w Evansville, lad.
TKNEA-5 hf-chests extra Tea 4 papers,
e 10 hf chests Tea-GunpO WIDER Imperial and \. by
50 caddios uDpowder Imperial and Hyson rs eaeh
10 hfches PouehUug Teas of extra quality for sale by
my2t L. d d. HElMANN.
% CASES Of the best Indigo for sale by ,,y,,,,x>
6uDER vINEGAR.-a5 bbis Cider ytuesar for sale ty
d my2i I. g. d. HEIMAAN.
NgASON'S BLACKING.-sn dez Masou's challenge
my2i iA'A'1S l. & D. HEIMANN.
NOFF and for sale 200 sacks choice Rio
u Coffee bg my24 TENNEY d ORENSON.
. 4 Lime by mY24 TENNAY & SoRENSoN.
brands of family Flour offered in this for
sale by TENNEY d SoRENSoN.
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NEW ADVEEsTEsEHg ENTs.


square lines less time s0c three times. $
week. 81 5o weeks 81 5o month. 81 three
months 81 months Slo year. Sl5. Discount
Advertisements Cards of six lines under, So
annum. marriage, death re gous Offices
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ATOTICE is hereby given all whom it concern
q Market House. (called Centre Market
viii he opened Wednesday morning May 28th On Satur
stalls will fer SALE aud
the subsequent Wednesday will be held the first market
Every and few besides please attend By order Of the
Rnnrd DAHL CHUTE. Clerk.
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GETThe Bank excitement had considerably
diminished last Saturday. In pursuance of a
determination made at the start, we shall have
nothing to say on the subject, inviting as it is.
There are two parties in the quarrel as usual,
bat the fight is principally confined to the f.
nanciers.
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OF The State Sentinel copies an article
from the Louisville Courier predicting that
the Old Liners will be successful in this State
next election and credits it Louisville Courier
(Whig)" The Courier is rabid and dirty
and rnprincipled Old Line Locofoco paper
There is not reflection of ray of old Wing
light about it. There is not an odor OF honest
Whigsery about its carcase. There is moth
ing Of true Whiggery to be seen, felt, tasted,
heard or smelt, in the concern. 1t is rank,
putrid corrupt Old Lineism-a stencil in the
nostrils Of honest politieians-politcaI rotten
ness in their sight. The Sentinel wants the
votes Of old Wings. 1t is certainly apoor way
to secure these votes, to insult old Wings by
calling the Louisville Courier Wing paper.
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re CONTRACTORN.

EBRoPOs4LS will be received by the undersigned ntil
goth of June for grading and paving with
lime not less than inches deep 100 feet iron ow
mark Warer Kraveled Water
gravel put inches thick; Also gutter
made of lime ~ inches deep. laid in gravel and II
wide that ton of the river 'front.' from
Mill to Sd cross street above the public square.
Payments be secured by lien the Wharf Zen
will be allowed upon the of said Wharf
city the right lquidate the whole
oil the at discretion. The arising from
said Wharf Wharves the extinguhment OF the
and principal the whole principal and
extingushed by the CT within twenty
from the mpletion of said Wharf.
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LOOK QUE.

FNHE n6ersirned the citizens of Evansville
Il rigSon township he has taken office Car
penters EloeS FoGth street. between Main and Locust
prepOred all business entuse him
application and attention
mess rit 4 ltbe4al share OF pub ic patronage.
4. DU RHAM Justice Of the Peace.
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MCKINNEY & COOKE,

WATER STREET BETWEEN LOCUST STREETS,
AVE just received and large supply of fine aud
cheap Mantlllas fine Application undersleeves
Collars Cemize Underseeves and the best and finest
of Embroderies bought this market.
They speedy call att the citizens of Evansville
surrounding examination for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they sell
tice their house the lowest cash prices Come soon
come enc and sill my22
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or The Terre Haute journal says that a
son of Dr. Ball, Of Paris, ILL.,, was shot by a
son Of u F. Under, in an ARRAY growing out
Of some school difficulty.
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Henderson. Ky, Nay 20. 1856. ny23 2


EVANSVILLE is the point in the for the tai
A. lishment ola Pork and MOlasses Barrel Factory.
Ii the right kind OF company of men, will en- sg
in the will give the Right for the county and fur
nish Trapp's celehra Barrel Machinery at fair
price, will one-hai of the in took of the
concern. Apply personally or by letter 10
JOHN D DEGREES,
rov93 1rd Tpdianapolis Ind.
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THERE will be meeting OF the mentors of the I'd School
Presbyterian Church congregation Wednesday
r 4th purpose eecting three Trustees
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A. II. SANDERS, ESQ Please announce
ddae the oce Clerk of the andeTburgh Circuit Court
ut the ensuing October election. 80 .
my7# LOUIS RICHTER.
EDIroR JoURxAL: am candidate the Sheriff
of county the eusUju October election
nv FITS WI. HOLDEN.
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As spring Summer mediene We would recommend
Dr. j. HosrETrERs celebrated stomach BJers above all
others gthenRg nvigorating effect
blitaed system truly Astonishing It's tonic action the
surface. thereby
cleansing system impurities what gained
for these Bitter5 such envi4ble reputation naSmuch
they pleasant the taste beverage and
general family medicine wherever known. ors4le
by Druggists and Hotels generally.
HALLOOK & sF0DDARD,
WOOLSEY q SAWYER. Agents.
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SHERTFF'S SALES.

rUnler will always be found correct statement
SheriHs saes including of parties
and time saIes.l
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THE VI ANARp POWDER COMPANY.


GG-% u IN I'D CD w o. O. n o
E AVlG reduced their prices correspond with the
Il dueed of Sapetre continue to offer their we'll
kuOga tTiad of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE Owder kegs and eanisers Also unPOwder Tor
and binds required by the guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
standard of their Powder which has enjoyed the
highest ton for than twenty five viii he
found unsurpassed by other manufacture OF The hind in
the world.
Company, No. 50 WsII. Water street. New York
a u. HAZARD, President
a Z p0liL.ASS. nv 2i-6md
E7AR COssN.--25o bush prime Ear Corn for sale in
IA loss 10 suit purchasers by
my2s J. y. & s. NGCkERN.
n BROW shEEFING.-
e. II IS Bales:
80 do S.a island Brown Cottou
10 Cotton Chanbrays. reed o-dsy and for
sale ~ JAMES Low & CO..
myzo 4is Main street, LOUSY lie. KY.
Il Italian Cloth; Lusres; to-day and
for sale by JAMES Low & co
my26 as ain stFe@t, Louisville. Ky.
Gt0L0ag.D CANBRiCS.-
q . Gaze dark coors;
q Ish do;
o tI1ek do; rcd to- az aad forsale "
my26 JAMES Low & co.
s-tDLI1Ats~ AID UNDfkEs I4EisVE
q = =aF1 English Worked C0tlars;
pairs Jaconett Undersleeves, reed to0ay and for
sale b. JAMES Low & CO.
ENOsIERY-2coo aoz assorted Hose and half Hose
MIS- JAMES Low CO.
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EREAD.

IT'D ETTER than the best cheaper than the cheapest
ID date will sell at the Empire Bakery
large two pound 75c per doz nave for 2c
(cssh on delivery bread viii be kept for
uy24-lw JOHN FARRELL Il CO.
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NEyy SVTyENEEGs CE,OTHVN

ETST r.eeved per Glendale complete assor-
CD of Fancy Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Hats Caps &c. also fine lot of Fancy oassmer Cloth
and Marsees whieh will he made the latest styles and
the reasonable terms Thankful for nas avors,
ask continuance OF the same. A. L0BENST1NE'S.
myI9-lm Clothing Store, under Pavilion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wELIG1OUS NOF.sE

tees in this place. line insertion
20 per line three tines so line week. dis
count II longer time
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AHANDs0sIE YELLING FOR SALE CHEAP.

WILL sell private sale the handsome dwelling houae
built by Jacob Bonn with the lot which it stands 30
eet front by lS feet Deep Division street between 9TH
and St street. This model house and dsoely nlsh-
ed Inside and with very necessary Improvement
TERMS -One-thrd cash; Is in nc nths aud y in IL
months with nortgsgo the promises. II sold before
the 25th June it will be sold auction that day the
pren isPs. The title is perfect. JOHN INGLE. m.
nv m
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NEW WHOLESALE WINE AND
IL

NT here inform the public of Evansville and surround
we I'M, general that have under this date,
above said where shall keep
all of Wines and Liquors which We intend sell at
the lowest prices Country keepers will 90 well to give
4 call.
Particular is called stock of pure Port.
Care Ma4eira Wines French brandes good old Whisky
in bottles. which adapted medical
S. HA%BO d CO..
Mai street oDDosite the Court
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EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY
off EEnmsyiIle, Indiana.

OFFICE on WATER BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
FWNHIS Company take Buildings Stocks OF
& Merchandise other property against fire. Alo
generally against perils
sea rivers and inland transp" rtatinns.
-DIRECTO RS
JNo S HOPKINS, Il. BABCoCK, 6 HALL.
G. MAeHEE J$O. lSGLE, ID. ALLIS.
WIN. Brown, c: NIELE. X. BARNES.
JOHN s. HOPKINS, Pres't
VIM. T. PAGE, Sec'y. my2+- 3m
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ADAMS, ENPREss COHIPAN Y
fss.5Zss. % sss5t 81 IA u lid iiiIiiIEiII
rFe@ s5aS SsSsz SsNsEsr
NEW ARRANGEMENT

TEIHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
their friends. the public of Evansville
vicinity. they have determined open office
Evansville devoted exclusively the
the business Of their Line and have appointed Mr. GEO
W MCBRIDE their Agent who from his
perfectly milisr with all the
their operation. This arrangement
made with the sole of increasing the facilities
the Express and thereby increase its desrah the pub
o plish which the best efforts of local
will be especially directed
All persons having with company will please
call Mr. MaBrde Office First street. he
Locust and han who alone is authorised for
nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER Superintendent
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FLAEBOATS EOEs SALE.
Flatboats (Sal bottoms) 100 feet
u l ng, which will sell low for cash.
lny5tf JEo .. MITCHELL.
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An OEE

"a O+IEFYaCoo Hose and half Hose reed
MI LANES LOW & co.
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GOAL! COALii

F3NHE Bodiam Company. Of Evansvllle, qnI %
Isl contract for the delivery Vt FOnr Iheus2nu toS
daily either al opposite the ns OF at the
wharf a Evansville. A. -. -. -
The quality of the being undon the On 1
Lower Ohio we'll worth the attention o.
receiving Evansville would gave ao
~ cosiins there. O. - r-.etti~.- -, eorv on q.
l. usvills Journal ana ST. L'"Ia ih'e'A'sN~' -
mcnth. aud send btll 10 this once 80 "a"
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Cloth Lustres; to-day and
= Tor sale JAMES Low & co
| my26 as ain street, Louisville. Ky.
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NENy RHAkKET HOUSE

IA OTIOE is hereby given all who may be interested
that the sale Stalls the Market House Lamas-
city will take place said market house Saturday
2tth day of May 1885, at clock a NJ at which time and
place the stalls in market will be sold the high
bidder The minim price of butchers stalls shall
be dollar per nth, until first day Of April s
Per order of the Board. DANIEL CHUTE.
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s-tUIE1.Is@ laD UNDEkEs LEV EiS.-
q 5rl English Worked Cotlars;
pairs Undersleeves reed to-day and for
sale By JAMES Low CO.
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INDIANA ITEMS.

OF Mrs. Pendleton, aged 50 years, one of
the first settlers in Central Indiana, died at
indianapolis last week.