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BOATS LEAVING THIS PORT.
70 AND PADUOAH.

FOR CAIRO AND PADUCAH.
The light draught steamer PRINCESS AIKEN, Master,
viii leave for the above ports and all intermediate landings
this day, Sunday, the 9th ns at 10 O'Clock G. m. Fer
frsightor passage apply on board or to
II. H. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR PADUCAH AND CAIRO.
The light draught steamer Aida HARMON, Master,
will leave for the above ports and all intermediate land.
ings, Monday the 10th inst at 10 o'clock, a. m. For
freight or passage apply on board or to
Ii. Il. HARRISON, Agent
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CITY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES ron;

A BRICK DWELLING with FIVE rooms, Kitchen and
n Servant rooms, &c, McIsmOre street, between
Church aud Broad exempt from taxation for nearly 20 years.
Also neat Frame Cottage Had % ground three
miles from the city on The NOiensviIe Pike.
ALSO, Fame Dwelling and y acres Of land aud a
magnificent Residence Site y miles from the city, on
Gallatn Pike. Bargains wil be gwen. Apply 70
J. L. & X. W. BROWN,
Oct2g-dow f2H Cherry street
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rOYSJC;.OTIlIN(;.

WYE ave just received an ex snsive assortment Of
w Boys Clothing, Of varous styles aud prices hieh
respectfully invite fri nis and the public gen.
orally II cali ADD mine We also constantly
eeivipg gsut emens Over Goats Dss and Froek Coats
and Vess OF every description. Our stock of FurnishiG
Goods is c1ig.Ieie al of which in addition heavy
arrival of C0ihS CSSimees and Fesag5 in the piece
latter urselVes vail Offer inducements rarely presented
10 the citizens Of Nashville.
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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A active lad, about IL or Is years Of age.
N octII R, II. BR0CkWAY b co.
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MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE PACKEr

MEMFHIS AND NANH VIILE FAChEE.
THE fine passenger steamer ALEoNIA, Capt. ~-r
Il JAMES MILLER, will run in the above trade elAs =
this season. leaving Nashville every MONDAY
at O'Clock, 2. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY al
r. ~ Passengers may rely the above boa leaving each
place on the day and at the same time advertised.
oct23-if A. HAMILTON
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JAMES a.. JONES


II HAVE on hand % negroes for sale. Among them or
likely girls, from 70 10 IA old extra house
want and rOner likely and intelligent
and several stOut n. Also, black smith, Call
while toe exCitsmeRt Is up
ct22-tf REFS W. PORTER.
beautiful RESIDENCE FOR SALE
ID will sell bargain in my Residence, No Is High
street. The house is large and eOmmodOus and we'll
ranged with all the necessary cOnVenieuces for large
family. Any person wishing 10 purchase will please call
on me at DAVIS. Pitcher 4 Co, No 70 Public square.
oct9-H j. b. DAVIS.
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s. & S. LANIER, PRoPR1EroRs.
COMPREHENSIVE NO
FOR sALE-RARGAINs IN REAL EsTATE,
DANCING ACADEMY.

GENTLEMEN,S DANCING ACADEMY.
IONS PINGUELY at the request OF many Gentlemen of
Nl this city, will open his Academy FRIDAY, October
3lst, at "a O'Clock, p NJ. at his Hall, Coopers Building,
where he will teach the latest and Fashionable Dances
of the day. Grand Exhibition Ball will be given
MONTH Pupils, after months instruction, will have the
privilege of meeting the Ladies' Glass once week.
II ? Days of tuition WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS at
* o'clock, P NJ. Terms-$6 per month in advance.
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New Books.

BECKWoURTH'S LIFE AND ADVESTURES.-The
Life and Adventures of James p Beckwourth Mounaineer,
Scout and Pioneer Chief of the Grow Nation OF Indians
Written from his dctation, by t. D. Bonner. With IL
Illustrations. 12mo. Muslin.
His Life has been Of bold enterprises, Of appalling
dangers of hair breadth escapes TO which would be df
cult impossible TO fad aparrallePur1taH Recorder
The volume seems rigdy truthful, and is one of the
best illustrations frontier and ura-foOter lie IN our
heTature--CRrisfain 4duOeGts and Journal
For sale at HAGAN'S, Market street.
WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA.--Western Africa its
History Condition, and Prospects. By Rev. j. Leighton
Wilson, Eighteen Years Missionary in Africa and now one
OF the Secretaries OF the Presbyterian Board Foreign MIS-
sion. With numerous Eugravings. l2mo., Muslin
Mr. Wilson'S book Western Africa" contains the most
complete and ccumstana report that has yet appeared OF
the present condition of this part of the World-L0Hd0H
Literary Gazette.
For sale HAGAN'S Market ST.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

PILES PILES! PILES!
HITHERTO ISTRAcrABLE DISEASE, EyERY AND
EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
NIILL never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate cases Of
HemorrhOds or Piles II is the
ONLY INFALLIBLS REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result Of years
Of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles now have a remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear of failure its part to do all the proprietor
claims for it,
Full directions accompanying each box and all that is
requisite is strictly to observe them, aud will soon
TO follow.
DR.. 7 Ii. CAvANAUGH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles, mentioned my
condition to you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Salve saying would tried it the
effect immediate. and | an well. / believe it
10 be- as proved my case invaluable remedy, and
q tor that disease the Piles and such
mend 1t to others.
Yours huy, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis, No.
- Price al per box For sale in Nashville By Ewin
Bros Wholesale Agents. and by Druggists and Dealers
generally.
DR.. T. Ii. CAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
augSl-ly inside ST. Louis, Mo.
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Harvey in Nashville.

hk&S2 wy 444 ssN - |44 - A4A<s
THE eminent HARvEY," well known to every gen
Il tleman in Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
OF garments, is establishment, No. IS Cedar
street. and prepared TO take measures add to exhibit
line assortment OF ColhS Cassmers and Vestings
displayed in Nashville Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing, both geotlemen's and youths tut
and our Furnish ng Department contains every article
comprised under that head.
octI4-tf CLIFTON Z ABBOTT
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uAVE just opened very handsome assortment Of
Il l. Furnishing Goods. comprising great variety OF
Gloves Saspenders Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks.
Linen Cambria Hardkerehieis, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose, Gents Shawls aud Mahers &e, &c, all OF
which will be sold at fair prices
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT
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1uO BAuS smith Beten'S Extra Family Flour, just
IUO received and for sale by
J0YNT, BYRNE NOLEN,
sle-H Broadway.
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JAMES HEWITT N CO.,
WILL open COMMISSION HOUSE in LIVERPOOL on
w the LIST of January next for the sale OF AMERICAN
PRODUCE
Messrs HEWITT, NORTON & co, New Orleans; Messfs
HEWITT & CO., New York; RICHARD ATKINSON, Esq.
Louisville, KY, and W. WaELESS, Esq, Cashier Bank
Nashville Tenn, will make cash advances property
shipped to their address.
NKw YORK, Oct. %, 1856. InOv4-Im*.
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THE partnership existing Andrew Morrison and
j. Only, in the Merchant Tailoring business dssOly
A. MORRISON.
noy4-3t J. OILY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08
AN OBSTINATE Hoa.-Altogether obstinate

AN OBSTINATE HoG.-Altogether obstinate
as mule" is the proverb, yet the whole mule
tribe sinks into insignificance when compared
to hog, when it has its mind made up to be
contrary. Yesterday morning friend Bullion
had his patience tried by one Of these crea-
lures. Mr.. B. wanted to drive the animal up
into town; he ''put about ship" and steered
for the river under ten knot gale. In vain
the driver endeavored to head him. The an
imal plunged into the water and swan to the
bar. In order more effectually to battle his
pursuer, he SWAN again to a shallow place of
about half way between the bar and the Shore
and there deliberately laid himself down. land
wagged his head most provokingly at the man
on shore. There he waited until the ground
was clear when he came again to the shore. B.
who was still watching around seized his OPP
portunity, got between the animal and the
river and after good deal of controversy with
his pigship who suffered his angry passion to
rise, and showed fl sht succeeded in getting
him on the right track. The hog didn't know
this however, and he went along like mill
tail" simply because he thought he was going
the wrong way. Little boys had to give the
track, for the chased animal seemed intent on
making straight line, regardless Of conseq-
uenceS s-r
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Speaking in vanderburg County!

The Candidates for Representative and Otner County
Offices will address their citizens at the following
times and places:
knight township, at Terrys School House, Thursday
Sept. 25th, at o'clock.
Scott township, at Charley Knowles, Saturday, Sept
eth, at l O'clock.
Centre township, at Mechanicsyille, Monday, Sept.
goth, at O'Clock.
Armstrong township. at Fishers Cross Roads, Wed
nesday, Oct LIST, at o'clock.
German township, at Lefes, Friday, October 3d. at
O'Clock.
Union to xnship. at Anthony's FERRY, Wednesday,
Oct. 9Th, az o'clock.
Perry township at Babytown, Friday, October 10th,
at l o'clock.
Pigeon township at Apollo Hail. Saturday, Oct. Nth,
at ~ O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

A FILLMORE PoLE.-Mr. Abel Sullivan &
Son have erected the highest pole and flung 10
the breeze, the largest flag in the two cities;
the pole l65 feet above ground stands on the
Longworth tract near Mr.. Sullivan's residence
The flag was made by some ladies'; bless their
souls, they're always doing somes thing nice
The pole is a beautiful one and straight as a
line-all right.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

o. Fred Douglas paper reports that a
slave was recently secreted in box and dis
patched to the North, in the care of Adams &
Co.'s Express. Upon arrival at its destna-
ton the box was opened, when the poor wretch
was found dead, his countenance horribly con-
torted, and his body drawn into knot. 1t
appeared on examination that the box had no
air holes.
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SULPHATE QUININE.-Keler. Farnsley &
Co have just received 300 ounces of French
and American brand, which they are selling
at small advance above Eastern prices. II
has been purchased direct from the manufac
turer, and purchasers may depend upon get
ting pure article, which is an object where
there is SO much of it adulterated. 1t
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
The Duel--ParsEes Arrested.


The Duel--Parsies Arrested.
WASHINGTON, Oct. z.
B B. Bolts and Prior, with their friends,
went out early this morning for duel near
Bair's farm, just across the district. Their
ground was selected, but before positions were
taken, all the parties were arrested, together
with weapons and pistols, and brought before
Justice Goddard in Washington. The princi
pals were released on parol of honor that they
would return to Richmond this evening in
company with the officers sent from the latter
city to arrest them.
Hnmi1tOm's Response.
New York, Oct, T.
The Courier publishes Hon. j. Hamilton's
response to Senator Fisher. Mr.. Hamilton
repudiates Mr. Fillmore, and announces to sup
port Fremont
B.stIIe with the indians.
BALTIMORE, Oct. T.
The mail from the South brings papers from
New Orleans to Wednesday last, and advices
from Texas to the 9th ult. The news is un-
important. Capt Oaks with a small force had
accomplished a successful expedition against
the Pecas Indians.
Comm. erciaI XnteIIigence.
QUEBEC, Oct z.
The latest commercial intelligence received
from Liverpool by the steamer Anglo Saxon is
dated Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
The sales ofOcotton on that day estimated at
5000 of which 1000 were taken On specula-
ton and for export. The market closed ex-
an advance OF 1-16.
Heavy Failure.
Boston, Oct 7.
VIM. Dwight, a cotton merchant, doing an
extensive business in this city, has failed. His
liabilities are said to be large.
NOn-ArrsvaI of the Niagara
HALIFAX, Oct. z.
The steamer Niagara, from Liverpool, is now
1ue here with dates to the 9th, but up to
this hour has not been signalled below.
Connecticut I'll elton.
HARTFORD, Oct z.
Returns have been received from 70 towns.
and the results show that the Republicans
have carried the election in A towns, while
the Democrats have prevailed in % towns In
one town part of each ticket was elected
CINCINNATI, Oct. z.
The river is unchanged. Weather clear
and pleasant.
PITTsBuRG, Oct. Z.
River foot inches by The metal mark and
falling. Weather clear and mild.
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S M y 3 S,

s.. w y ers,
IMPORTER OF WINES, CIGARS,
BOURBON. hNL. MaNoNGAHELA AND RECTIFIED
o y n
WATER STS., EVANSVILLE.
VKNHE sr hsc-iber and opening
stand, of the largest and best stocks of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars brought market
The trends, and the generally is
licite the which i be sold favorable terms
part-Coeuiac Brandies Of brands. Pale Dark
lot Of other braads.
WINES.-Fine Old Madeira sherry superior old
Port Vine Clares Wines different brands Champssne
ed'iek Wine rts and pints together with general
sortmen- of Old Bourbon Rye
Whisky. Holland Gin. Jamaica aud New England RAM
Cherry and Peach Brandies Oordals. Curaco Swiss
d. AbsiEthe.
Aiso ehaics article pure Ohio oatawba. Boston
Somaeh Bjtters
B-Aixays hand large and we'll selected stock O.
Havana. German and Homemade Cigars; Sardines and
Pittsburgh Ale ssnI5
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Oct.7.
Flour dull at 81 Is. Nothing doing in grain. Whis-
ky dull Sugar sells 9319iIc. Moasses held at 63c.
NGw YORK Oct. Z.
Flour market closed with advancing tendency;-
sales of 5000 bbls State at Sc a 80; Ohio Sc 55@
rs; Southern S7a7 80. Wheat firm; sales 81 ,OpO
bushels white 81 569l Gi; red S. So Corn declin-
ing; sales of 900 bushels. Mess pork dull. Beef
steady. Lard firm. Whisky firm.
BALTIMORE. Oct. Z.
Flour market unchanged. Wheat sells at 81 409
40 for red, and 81 47a So for white. Sales of white
corn at 5S,96lc. WiisFy unch nged.
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OF Wonder if Pierce is putting up
with the New Hampshire man who perpetrated
the following resolution:
r. so1ued, That we thank God that the Ad
ministration Of Franklin Pierce is drawing to
a close.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

OF Advices from Washington, say that,
owing to the unsettled condition Of political
affairs in Nicaragua, no new minister from
that country will at present be received here
officially.
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OF The communication signed "a Foreign
Born Citizen," was written by foreign born
citizen, as he claims to be, and one who has
never in any manner acted with the American
party, so far as we know.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

0rAt Cynthiana, KY, on the LIST inst, a
snow commenced falling in genuine winter
fashion, and continued until the ground was
fairly covered. The SUMS rays, however, soon
dispelled from sight the too early visitor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

RIvER.-By our dispatches of yesterday
morning, we learn that at Pittsburgh on Mon
day there was two feet water in the channel,
but falling. At Cincinnati the river had risen
one inch and falling two.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

OF. The Conncil proceedings of Monday
night, were brough in too late last evening to
be published to- day.
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(Iv Mr. P. S. Brooks has accepted from the
citizens Of Greenville, S. c., what we didn't
think him very anxious to take even the
chances of from Mr.. Burlingame--a ball
Lou. Jour.
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GEThe steamer Bloomer that has been laid
up at Chenault's reach came down yesterday
morning. The Cuba is laid up at Mt. Vernon,
the Ranger at three mile Island, and the Rock
City below Alton
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

6EThe City Council postponed the "Lock-
up question. until the city is more able to pay
for it--sensible.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

TThe steamer Tennessee, which sailed
from New York few days since for Nicaragua
took out upwards of five hundred emigrants.
Many were accompanied by their families.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

0r"Copeland's Exchange Bank" is pre-
pared to discount good short time bills and
notes, and pay high rates of interest on special
deposits.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

OF The st. Louis Democrat says it is es-
timated that the wheat crop of Wisconsin, the
present year, will not fall short of fourteen
millions of bushels.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

0TMr. Wilson, the opposition candidate in
the Second District, has sued the New Albany
Ledger for SANDER Damages claimed $lo,-
600.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-08

OTThe streets are remarkably dusty for
this season of the year. Rain was never
needed more than at present.
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E. & C.. Railroad.

The annual election of the E. & G. Railroad
came off on Monday. The following Direc-
tors and officers were elected for the coming
year. Two new Directors only were elected
Messrs. Jno. Hopkins and j. H. Garrett.
DIRECTORS.
w. D. Grswold rerre Haute.
Chauncy Rose, Terre Haute.
G. w. Rathbone, Evansville.
M. w. Foster, Evansville.
Jno. Ingle .Ir., Evansville,
Jno. S. Hopkins, Evansville,
S. T. Jerauld, Patoka.
WIS Purtch, Vincennes,
j. w. Maddox, Vincennes.
Joshua Alsop, Carlisle.
j. II. Garrett, Carlisle.
G. K. Steel, Rockville.
P E. Hamis, Rockville.
OFFICERS REFLECTED.
w. D. Griswold, President.
j. E. Marion, Sec'y and Treas.
j. j. Daniels, Supt.
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NEW YORK BAKERY,
FIRST ST, mearIy OPPOSITE Post office.

Ftt 5s~A B2E An,.H sf ROLLS, sc.
BN1 nnder gnsd prepared to with
ia hest quality Of Fresh Rread Hot Rolls Pies Cakes
Crackers &e DOORS. every morning and
by orders the application the wagon
manufacture shall be Of the best quality.
and furni he'd at the prices Than for patron
age respectfully solicit continuance Of the ssnne.
auR12-H J. O. GAUNT.
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. n Q o 0 O os!
5000 600

81 RT,aes ToSees seHav:s soaarters s ~
The Alabama and Gsorsa Lotteries as channels for
The eSPsrlnes the Pubic have had the
ness with ich thy Fave 5een paid the
;hsy will always be conducted in the most honorable
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
There so 900 tickets numbered rom to 90 COO There
$50 full prizes md GO in all 1000
dence Il two commissioners.
The NgmiTs Gp s e. hors
eneireed with email tin tu5ee and placed il one wnssl
pia ace ir in an no. i'1 Wheel s-.i'
the of and TIE time prize
from The number and prize drawn
Commissioner. the prize being placed against the number
drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRzEs two preceding and the sWG
800 prizes according to the
sT1 ordering tickets enclose the money to
for The Tickets ordered receipt Of which they will befo
The lis Of drawn and Prizes will pur-
viii psa wra their ST. natures plain
and giy their Post Office, County and State
thu ~ ges the usual time thirty days
AIoommuncaons ctly CONFIDENTIAL. ordersfor tick
Tickets in other tickets either
Orders for tickets can be addressed either
sep2s-tt S. SWAN. MOntscmery. Ala.
~ er. and for sale By sep5 PRESTON BRoS.
NOTICE.
LII persons who have claims against will please
"a them immediately for payments aud all those who
the sams gf7tf 10 U.s. 9I0RERE
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
hereby srd shat osp and ca Sf
dissolved The undersigned to settle all
bills said f srg nf anu Decker KR1MER
LARD oil, soar AND , GANDLE &. ,,,n..
of Gen Klein IN i'll.
soap and Can sa viii at wholesale
#
Second sy id '''' seps-tf f'f' DECKER ERAMER.
OPaRTNERSHIP NOTICE.
ENHE have This day formed
hs1,ns stock and ofthe Arm of Colburn
o4n He T an d are aoh 20
'a y2 51sfn''' OF '"' same G6SSS coLBURS
DISSOLUTION.
s1 & % F4sos s5 Rsw s e sn
French, this day dissolved by mutual
VIM French is alone authorized to .ee the business Of
SAID aas aEn E VIM FRENCH aSaHfoN'
ENANDLEs.-1oo boxes Star Opal and pressed summs
Mould TaOw for sale low e SE RSse F Sg co
ANREY LINfF-Tn purchasers. delivered a.
seps 0-''' GEO FoRTER 90.
NEW STORE
hs: ast sv GTSsssy and Re
ed his friends and the public and he hopes
bysric attention business merits liberal share of the
public patronage. my31-1y
WIN. CAPELLE. ~
"a NERO HANrr AILoR' bpANt
Wholesale and Retail CIothier,
CORNER MAIN SECOND STREETS
AS very large well selected stock of Fall
2 and Winter Clothing Furnishing Goods, which
will be sold the very lowest prices Also Cloths CASH
will made order the low
and warranted to give salts
action sep22-3m
a a BUSH Prime Pctatoes 10 doz Ohickene large. Just
q - -ec'S bv agIs q Fl. COOK & SON,
G.. w. fiEVENS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
NO. IL POydras Street.
New Orleans, La.
RE z E y G Es-
JAS, g. JONES. ESQ.,, MFssRs 2. a. Cook & SoN,
j. 8. MITCHELL. MEssRs. GEO. FOSTER & Co.
Evsrsvilie. Indiana. aug3o-Iydkwc
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AUCTION SALES.

DAN1ELW HIRAM NELsoN
AUCTIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Est-ste Brokers,
NWAvING leased Tor of years and fitted NJ the
House. of Main and Third streets,
receive for sale private
all kinds merchandise household
furniture, horses buggies etc.
Cash advances n consig nments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday
9s'clock A, NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday OF every month. at 10 clock A. NJ
ourselves with large slap the City Of
Evansville containing sill the Bnlsrgee1ts and be-
ieving the interest of all e"neerned have
apart the of month for the sale of
auctio All those wishing 90 sell
to public due notice.
The patronage Houses Lots Lands
sale either at private sale respectfully soo
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEl q SELSOS. Auet's.