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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-23

ssI OF Ex-Governor Dixon, of Henderson,
! has made appointments tospeak for Buchanan
over Kentucky. 1t is understood that the
Americans are to pay his expenses, and pro-
vide him with superb carriage and a pair of
Shetland ponies to render his tour more COM
Portable. They anticipate that if Ex-Gov.
Dixon has time to make a speech for Buchan-
an and the Democratic party in every county
in the State, Kentucky will give Fillmore So
600 majority-in which case these gallant
Americans will present our venerable friend
with the ponies and carriage as slight testi-
monial to the worth of his services. sze
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK-The August mum
Der Of this excellent magazine has been re-
ceived and we are pleased to state that it is
equal to the best numbers. l.. A. Cooley, ESQ.
the enterprising proprietor Of this magazine
has succeeded in establishing for his book a
world wide reputation. The July number
commenced the SD volume of tie Godey's
Book, and we wonld commend this as an ex-
cellent time to subscribe Housekeepers who
expect to put up fruit this season will please
take notice that the July and August numbers
contain full receipts upon the subject of pre-
serving fruits, &c. This alone is worth double
the subscription. Any one DESTROYS of taking
a model magazine can address L. A. Cooley
with So inclosed.
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TEMPLE OF Honor. No. l..
july 81, 1856. {

At meeting of the above order the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted:
/. Whereas it has pleased the Divine Will
to remove from our midst one of the pillars Of
our order, Brother Hiram H. Kelsey, whose
example will ever live in our memories, while
we deeply deplore his loss, we would tender
our warmest and kindliesJ sympathies to the
friends Of the departed.
2. That our Hall be draped with, and our
members wear the usual badge Of mourning
for thirty days.
8. That these resolutions be published in
the papers of the city, and copy of the same
be presented to the bereayed family. =
by order. W, r..
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COMMERCIAL
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July Fl

NEW YORK July Y.
Flour drOopingi sales of 1000 bills sos
IS $685. for Ohio Wheat easier; bushels
81 90 for Souteth rodj 81 "A for Southern
dull; 31o bushels at 6oe for mixed Mess PORK
dropping sales of 200 bills $50 81 Beef Lard
~ hisky easier; sales Of 100 bbs at 3s93sc
BALTIMORE. July e.
Sales Of IS Oo9 bbs fIur last quo Wheat
clined 24ss sss of eOFn at 6o@65c for white yell
low.
CINCINSATI July ~.
Flour IS so95 IS. Os.s s29sse.=wheat u os for red
81 Is for white. Sugar los4c. MOlasses 52@53c.
CINCINNATI, July o.
Three feet six inches IN channel.
PITTsBuRG. Jul %.
One inches BY the fetal mark falling; weatbs
clear and pleasant.
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0-3- The Guthrie Crews of Cincinnati. are

or The Guthrie Greys of Cincinnati, are
ain camp" at Lebanon, Ohio. The correspon-
dent of the Commercial gives melancholy ac-
count of one of the officers being shot for deri-
LECTION of duty. The 'pomp and circum-
stance of war is being literally enacted. We
almost forgot to state that the officer alluded
to was shot in the neck Hopes are enter
tanned of his recovery!
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OF Watermelons made their appearance ON
the streets, Monday. Prices are "up'' at pre-
sent, and we wait patiently for decline"
before we indulge very freely. To show our
hospitality, we promise a knife and plenty of
arm Chairs to all who wish to take advantage
Of the honor, and eat their watermelons in
our sanctam.
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CIT Daap 5ournaL
5 L A TE TIC K E I.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of yanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. ia w. SON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
VILLA m K. NHFFSINGER, OF PA Ike
AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. w. H. ELLIS, Of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION..
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES II. GRAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TiPpPcanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS.
JAMES G. VEATCH,
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OTMr. Veatch is expected here to-day, ON
visit to his friends in this city. We hope he will
take occasion during his visit to address the cit
liens of Evansville, and generally define his
nosition
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or The speeches of Messrs. Brooks and
Keitts in the House are ''electioneering docu-
ments," which cannot fail to send these two
worthless back next winter to re-occupy the
seats they have disgraced. The. South Caro-
lima constituency cannot fail to reward such
wholesale denunciations of Massachusetts, and
!. we should not be surprised ifBrooks were sent
to the Senate, when he will have an opportu-
nifty of keeping his eye on Sumner. II Sum-
ner ever RECEIVERS he may need another Gaming!
crit has been decided that three hundred
s dollars is the price for an assault upon Sena-
tor in the Halls of Congress, and we anyiously
wait to know the price of an Irish walters life.
EUanSUlIe Jour.
Why do you wish to know, sanders? Are
there few down there that you wish to kill
I if you can afford it, Lou. Jour.
Not at all. We merely wished to know
what it would cost our German friends in case
of collision, to Herbertize few Irishmen.
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OrMr Copeland came across bundle Of
interesting old papers, Monday, while cleaning
bers of the New Harmony Gazette" published
in 1927. Mr.. c., will probably donate them to
the Reading Room, unless claimed by the
owner
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POLICE MATTERS.

? Yesterdays page of the record stands unsullied
sith the tale of single offence The hinges OF the JAIL
doors held their peace, the sentry slept undisurbed at
his post and except vacation by solitary individual,
the term of whose tenancy had expired--no change
took place throughout its unallowed precincts yester-
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THE HAZ ARD POWDER COMPANY,
MAMuEACTURERS AND DEALEks IN

SGIr "a IN I'd Cd w al @ "a Q
VING reduced their prices correspond the
EnoS rands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
in kegs and eanister5. Also
Blasting ana Mining prsng full qualte
and kinds required by the trade give
satisfaction.
Ths standard of their Powder which has enjoyed
highest reput ton for than years
the world.
For BY the and aso TT the ofce of the
Company. No SO Wall. Water street, New York
A g. HAZARD. President.
A. w. DOUGLASS, Sec'y. my26-6md
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LII MBER! LUMBER!
IL. IL. kSAEINNEa'6'

XKTOU Id respectful the Evans
Wv VILE and that he keeps constant
ly hand large iull of De r.
Shingles Dressed and Undrssed Flooring Dressed
dressed Neatherboarding etc. which he Will
NheaP for cash Orders the country solicited
on Carpenter street & Heilmanis Foundry.
lie has also yard Nineenaes the Eyansvsll a.
Charlottesville Railroad Dept and is prepared furnish
to all that section with full variety cheap
bought in Evansville. l.. L. WATSON. Agent,
Jy3-tf. Vineennez.
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- On the ISL Day OF august the canal
will be closed at Louisville for six weeks.
The Moderator, Seventy-six and La
trobe, from St. Louis, passed up yesterday
morning. usas-
Capt. Sutfin. late of the little steamer
Eclipse, died in Nashville, Thursday, after a
short but severe illness. He was young man
and great favorite in the trade.
- The bell boats of Messrs. Eads & Nell
son ars busiIy engaged at st. Louis, raising the
boilers and machinery of the boat recently
burned there. One of their boats is raising
the Envoy sunk in the Upper Mississippi, not
long since, and anotheris removing the wreck
of the Mayfower, burned at Memphis.
We report the river this morning, slow
and falling" with no probability of rise
The bar in front Of town is beginning to show
itself as low down as Locust street, and the
water is "then'' as low down as Sycamore
On Glass House bar, short distance, below
Pittsburgh, boats drawing twenty inches are
hard aground and Scufletown by last accounts
had thirty inches. In the canal Sunday even
ing boats found three feet, and river falling at
the rate of half an inch every twenty-four
hours The Mississippi is again falling with
nine feet water in the channel from st. Louis
to Cairo. , -H
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CINCINNATI, j uly 81.

CINoINNATI July 81.
Wm. Arrison was to-day convicted Of man
slaughter on the third trial, for causing the
death OF Mrs. Allison by the Internal machine,
about two years since. Great dissatisfaction
is expressed with the verdict. The Sentence
will be deferred, and he will be put on trial for
the murder of Mr.. Allison. Application will
be made for change OF venue.
WASHINGTON, July 81.
Mr.. Burlingames card, published in the In
t4lligencer this morning, holding himself re-
sponsible without qualification or amendment
for his speech on the Sumner assault, is con-
sidered re opening of the controversy be-
tween him and Mr.. Brooks and has promised
much excitement, especially among Congress-
men. rumor prevails about a contemplated
hostile meeting but nothing has occurred be-
yond mere conjecture to justify such re-
ports.
The committee on elections, from the House,
will this week make report based ON the re-
suits of the Kansas Investigating Committee,
declaring Whitfield not legally elected dele
gate from the Territory.
According to private advces received this
morning, it is not probable that MIR. Sumner
Will resume his seat this season.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS.
McKTNNEY r. COOKE

WATER ST. NEXT TO R. LOCUST.
RE receiving and opening most desirable stock of
- spring goods, consisting part every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Challas
Berayes Robes Lawns Brillianes Bonnets Grape silk
and poitan) Ribbons Lace Edxngs. Gloves
Hoseng great yarItCloths Cassmeres Pant goods
Nesting, n rich profusion, he, &c. APPS
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RIVER INEELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

TUEsDAY July IL.
Evansville, from Louisville to Bowling Green.
Moderator. from st Louis TO Cincinnati.
Seventy ak. from do to do.
Cuba. from Ca to Louisville.
Latrcbe. from st Louis to Pittsburgh.
Marengo. from Cincinnati to st Louis.
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NEW DURGS,
u q II 8 Ii n N 4 N L

EICH p vIERLINGhav just opened largo assortment,
Ma Of Drugs and Medicines which they invite
ton OF Merchants and Physicians They also Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Prints Brushes of kinds.
Ofs Dyestufs Spices, Perfumery. Fancy Articles &C.
ALso-sll popular Paten Medicines. All Paints
ground OIL Pure Wines md Brandies fordeua
Prescriptions carefully repaired Call at No
uader the Journal Once. mvS-tf
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LOSE.

fAN Saturday. the It'll small leather pass
" book subscriptions Stock in the Van
ugh County Agricultural and Land Assoca
ION. signed by o. s. Kelsey. e Ho ward NJ Maizena,
Phap. e. Decker N. j James and w. Collins. The
nder v i'll he rewarded by leayn g the same with
je16 P. HORNRO0K.
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NOTICE.

TNNHE Equalization Board TO the City
will commence their session. the Town HALL
day of July 1885, for the Of adjusting
that the Assessment Roll, this
corporate year; and continue from day til
equalization is completed. By order of the Board.
Ie23-tf DANIEL CHUTE. Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SEMl-ANNUAL RE.

S2i6 5l3 IS $2i6. 5l3 IS
No increase of Capital Stock No persons
parties Withdrawn from the Association during the last
six months
Names of Ofhcers.-John Hopkins. President. VIM T.
Page Cashier Augustus Lemcke Teller and Book keeper
Names OF ockhOlders Evansville Insurance Company,
Robt. Barnes and Chas Viel
Days of DISCOUNT pen daily from A. NJ. to P. M
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REAL ESTATE SALES
BK JOHN INGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOUSES AT
Public Auction,

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next.
a T O'Clock P. NJ. the Auction Rooms of WooLSEY
"A NELSON. will sell the following chO property.
o. wit:
story Brick Business House. Firstabove Main
present occupsed the Evansville Post Once
lately bat and in repair. and excellent busine
stand. renting for than 20 cent and
selling price, The Lot 20 by 20 feet building 20 by so
feet.
ALso-The Frame House and fine lot Second adj
Joining the Judge so feet 'front.'
ing aud $50 alley The house
has six The neghbo hood excellent and only five
walk from of business The lot alone
worth than house lot will sell Tor.
AIsorhe Frame House aud Lot First ad dining
the residence built by DR. Casselberry; the
present occupied John F. Crisp. ESQ.,
comfortable the lot 3S front First by $50
feet deep alley in the best of rhood and
than three squar from the heart of business.
ALsoThat fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied by
jacob Born Division above SEVENTH this is the
fnet frame residence huilt in Evansville we'll
ceilings " high handsome fence
and very eompete the neighborhood
is very good aud improving fast.
All this will he sold low Terms for all except
House:-0ne- third cash e-third six
tbi twelve months. he Born house-one third h.
third year md one-third at years In all
with interest and waving relief laws and secured by
the premises Dsounto teu for cash.
iyIO-tds JOHN IVGLE. JR.
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Observation-Disclosures

81 EVI IGLEHART having sold to John r. Little and
Robert Little all biz interest in theosnal Mills the part
ship heretofore xsng between said parties under
name and style Of Ltes & Tgehart is this day dssove
The unsettled business of firm will be settled by Levi
lgehart who alone settle the The
i'll be used for the purpose Of humiliation
je23 If LITTLE IGLEHART.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',
REAvING leased for of years fitted NJ the
Old Court House Of Main aud Third streets
receive for sale private
sale, all kinds merchant disc household
furniture. horses busgies etc..
Cash advances lie oonsign ats when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
cling o'clock A. M Also Tuesday, esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map of the City
Evansville nng all the Enlsrgeuents
1ieving VIII be for the OF all concerned
the Mo day OF Ev month for the sale
Real Estate staucto All those wishing
ted to hand in their lists in time the public due
The OF those having Houses Lets Lands
for sale either at public private SALE respectfully solicit
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEY NELSON, Auct's.
AT AUCTION.
BEING about to leave the State Indiana and wishing
I'D administer upon estate and settle up
befor leave, will Monday the 25th day of Augu
1856 sell public auction residence Th rd street.
kitchen furniture Carpets
Dig Chairs Stoves &c; also fac Piano Forte large
Oil Painting; also loe fine Carriages Bugges
all horse hands a the time of sale.
credit of four will be given all
taking with approved security.
have also yaiu2be real sale cheap aud
terms, All indebted to whom am indebted,
requested call and SETTLE before the day OF ale.
e23-ts% 8. KAHN
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NEW GOODS ANss NEW PRICES.
NHANKLIN 4 REILLY beg leave call attention to
- their friends and their large and we'll
leced as5ortment spring goods
daring weeks comprising of the desir
able stocks be found in the city which they hole
sale and retail to their and the public generality
atow prices for cash prompt time buyers Thirtoek
sists m of the folio cloths black
and fweeds white but aud fancy Marsaes and
silk VAstings Cotonaees Cruton cloths
Linen Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen Spragues Bne
State Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch Jaso
Lawns rich printed French Robes plain
striped Beregs black and eoored Grape Manz hte
plain an5 fancy Gnghams rich printed dies
Briianees and Cha de Lanes white Grape Shaws black
and fancy silk shawl rich ss shawls and scarfs black and
white lace Capes Moria antique Parasos silk and bingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats English
and fancy BOnuets rich Ribbons Hosing Gloves
leaf and fancy Fans hoo and shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds
great variety of Trimming small fancy goods
&C.. &c. myI SHANKGTN e. RELY. :
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STATE OF INDI ANA.
NaAo.n,,.-u.h CnnnA..

Vanderqurgh County. ~
VIM r. PAGE Cashier being dulysworn deposes an says
that he Is he Cashier said Bank and hat h foregoing
port the transactions and condition said Bank Tor the
period named and the test
of his knowle ige and belief. WIN PAGE.
(L 81 Sworn subscribed before this first
day. July, JOHN F. CRISP,
Notary Public.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

s y M M E r G l. o L Ii / n G.
UST received per Adams Elk light fancy Silk
az Cashmere and Grass Linen Goats. anoF white Linen
and black Drap Etc Pants white and fancy Marseilles
Vests all made of the
They will be sold cheap LOBENSTINE'S
jet0 Western Star Clothing Store der Pavilion,
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LIGHT Bay Horse about FIVE years old tolsn from
"a my stable yesterda morning the nth liberal re-
ward will be paid for the OF recovery OF
the horse. ie1S-t ROBT. PARRETT
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.ssYECE


KERS, NJ: DoEkLDSo> @ouid respectfully inform the
I'VE ladies Evansville aud its vicinity that fhe has taken
of Oak and she fs had long expert
in Dress making and Bleaching and doing ala kinds
OF ana Napoian onss ana enc nc pes oy ooing
work neat and reasonable to invite share OF the public
patronage. myZtI
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OThERs.
F undersigned would announce that he has hs
Il Large and substant ial new W arf boat
sluA MlEOTH CAVE.,'
has placed her for the sake of convenience in all stages
hereafter be pleased give promp. and careful attention
receiving aad sappiag well
The patronage therefore the Merchants. Shippers
Others Of this city and of the interior is solisitsd
ap3-H JOHN 5. MITCHELL. 4
RICH Rare ssENEaHKABIE
store the Of aia and First street We've pec
call before purchasing still adhere
old motto sell cheap and sell heap
Our style MantiIlas. silk French
and Swiss trimmings hid and finish silk
gloves parasols shaws briiants de lanes
coonaces Drlings yesngs Coatsngs for gentle
and in fact article line
chased New York from the first porters
therefore enabled to complete with house in his
AGAIN we y give and will sell on goods at as
tonishing low prices. apI RoSER BRO FREY.
FINE MALL. PAPERs-UPHOIsT WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have received their establish
ment on flrs street iaTgs of Wall Papers,
from lities TO the finest gded prng
tn of the beautiful description this line They
also keep everything Gpperalnng upholstery and
chairs sofas &C., in superior style Having ENLARGED
an business,
are now prepsr 70 receive customers and show them
large oek and low prices sp2e-tf
ENiiLisH toilet GUILE
Ia Ceases white Ia III aud IRA Toilet Quilts;
sne for sale BY JAMES Low CO '
my2s ais Main street Louisville. Ky.
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H.GlST
I'ORSE STOLEN.

a JENNY MULE, tan colored. Whoever will bring the
~ same to the undersigned, the Bodam Coal Mines
shall be rewarded. JelUtf WIN. KERSTEMAN.
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WXTE RECEIVING large lot the best the
Wv West and ready to supply friends and
blythe small large quantities. V will deliver to
houses 12 bushe
sqmers we Miii make liberal deduction Orders Taft al
the store of Holngsworth Bughes will be promptly at
tsuded TO. ar: w. s J, ", HTGTTgS.
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- On the 1st day of August the canal
will be closed at Louisville for six weeks.
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CRAWFORD BELL,
iyi6 -1yd&w KELLER FARNnLEY & 90.

RI Clerks say they bought Goods thsE
I'VE able to sell the present Now. in
avoid the like have given them insruc
sell the Goods much less than usual
To customers and all others who bargains in Dry
Goods. would respectfully is time to itch
in. 8. EMBICH.
anT2 Main akraet thraa daor hall
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FOR RENT

TENW0 dou lie Dwelling Houses for sale rent one on
IA Cherry and one Water streets Apply
jel1 If HoRNBROOK & CO.. Wat-r street.
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FINll MIL PAPERs-UpHnIsT ERY MORK

ENNIsI.IsH TOILET at HIS
IA 0eases white 10 II aud Ira Toilet Quilts;
case colored IL and12-4 do do; teceived to -da
6 NJ for sale by JAMES LOW A. CO
my2s AS Main street. Louisville Ky
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- The Moderator, Seventy-six and La
trobe, from St. Louis, passed up yesterday
morning. srsa~-.
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mcKlNNEY q COOKE,

wATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST sTREETs.
H7AVE Just received and large ssppy Of hne and
cheap MantiIlas, fine Application Undersieerss,
Collars Cemizes Undersleeves and the best and
'rsment of Embroideries bought for this market
They invite speedy call from all Evansville
aud surrounding themselves,
before purchasing elsewhere they sell
tice in their house the lowest cash prices. Come
come and all. my2s
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CHEAP, r. THAN EVER.
WATGHES AND LEW EI.RY

before Julius s. Catle Justice of the Peace of
Union Township Van derburgh county. Ind, 9th
day Of june 1856 upon the body OF unknown.
found lying in the Ohio river said county near the resi-
dence Joseph Green. Said is about
high; years old had uhdershir flannel
tied around the waist with leather belt Verdict
Of the Jury-Came to his death by accidental drowning
ipa-2 un
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HAVING received and opeaeS an entire new stock Of
&c Ne now of vicinity
call promising latest syles and
mall profits. JAMES 0ARLY & SON
ant b LIST Pa block. +