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roH THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
Indian Hill Female Academy.

An examination OF the Indian Hill Fee
male Academy" under The charge of Miss
Sc: CnArIS, came off on Friday twenty
first ult. Commencing at 0 o'clock, Il. m.,
the greater part Of the day was occupied in
4 thorough examination Of the classes, in
their several studies. The exercises of:thc
day were closed at four o'clock, p. n,., to
reasscmble again at seven in the evening
for an exhibition. Here all were delighted,
either charmed Ivy, the music which flowed
so easily aud gracefully, or by the Dialogues
and speeches occasionally introduced.
Tho majority of the young ladies, bad
prepared compositions which were read in a.
distinct and. audible tone. The, subjects.
were tastily selected and well handled 1t
is difticaltto n,akeanyl distinction: III the,
TO say the least, they were
all good. = ..,,- 9t..5s q,
$ The whole proceedings went off .agrcea--
able those present, which reflects mhcli'
credit uponthe ability ofstlle teacller,,9 as
well as the,assduous application on the part
of the Students -, :r .@5.f
:. We speak fortliis,ea as MI similar insti,u-
tons. a,"Got speed you,". and hope the cits
izcns Of Indian Hill will awake more fiilly
to tile great. worko Of female education, espe.
cially, "home education" J. L. So
December %, 1855. ~ ~. =.
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MAR * ETS.

ABBEVILLE, Jan. 3.-CorroS-But little
has been done in this market since the date of
our last report. The few sales that have oc.
Cured were made at q ST. a choice lot
would command 81 cents.
HAMBURG, Dee. 2i.-CorroS.-Our re-
ccipts of cotton for the week ending this day
is some 1900 bales. And that which was sold
was Mt prices from 81 to Of cents. The market
is lively. and the article in good demand.
X.
HAMBURG, Dec. 3l.-Our cotton market t
for the past week has been very dull, owing
to the non-nrrivals Of the staple. We have
received only sixty bales for the week ending
this day. We Weqaotc prices at from 81 to cents.
Our river is hi gh and it continues to rise
and should the rain unluckily continue for forty
eight hours longer, We will have more water
in towd than is nt all necessary or desirable.
X.
P.S. Our receipts Of cotton up to 1st Janua:
~, 1856. Is between $4,000 and 90, 900 bales.
There has been no material change in our gro-
cry market for some months. X:
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AbbevilIe Schools,

WE invite special attention to the adycs-
N1iscments Of the Abbeville Male and Female
Academies, which appear in this number.
: OF Mr.. ALLEN, Principal of the Female
: School, we need utter no commendation ;
thee people of this community have known
him longer than we have, aud their juds-
1r1ent is already pronounced in. lis favor. 3 :.
Mr.. ELDER, who is to take charge of tho
a Male School, is a young man Of great prom:
ise. ). He graduated at,the last commence
nnent, in South Carolina College, with hon
orableS1distinction. Hc is one of the few
young men we are willing 10 endorse upon
first sight; Let him receive an abundan,
encouragement in the honorable and useful
iabors lie is to pursue in our midst.
Both Institutions open next Monday.
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AN Act to incorporate the Elmwood
81. An Act to raise supplies for the year
commencing in October, one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-6vc.
35. An Act to incorporate certain So
cicties, Associations and Companies, and to
renew and amend the Charles of others.
So. An Act to prohibit non-resilents
from Hunting, Ducking and Fishing within
the limits of this State.
81. An Act TO make appropriations for
the year commencing in October, 1855.
SO. An Act to amend an Act, entitled
"An Act to incorporate the Town of Ham
burg" passed the 10Th day Of December,
1885.
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MAGISTRATES.

o. :.
AJJcuiUe C. tH.-WM. NJ. HADpEN
JOHN G. BAsK1S. ~
observation-disclosures PnEssLY, Tnos
w. CANT. -.
Due West.-D. w. HAwruonS.
Cokes5ury.-S. E. GRAYDos, CHARLES
SMITH.
Greenwood. r. TAnRANT.
Savannah Regiment.-Tnos. j. LYON,
WILLIAMS TnEw11T, DAVID McCLAIN,
JAS. McCAsLAS, JAMES r. CUSNINGnAM,
E. TRIBE, WM. J. LoMAx, WM. CLISK-
SCALES.
.Saluda Reyin,ent.-GApR1EL NJ. MAT
rIsoS, HENRY M. WISN, w. w. HIo.
GINS, DAVID KELLAn, RonERr JONES, r.
r. TALBEnr, WALLER 3. MERu1wEruER.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Gen. S. MCGOWAN, II. A. JONES, G. Il.
ALLEN, ISAAC BRANCH, JoHN MeLAREN,
B. P. IIUauEs, vice EDWARD NOBLE, re.
signed.
COMMISSIONERS TO APPROVE SECURITIES
OF PUBLIC oFFIoERs. :
THOMAS THOMSON, JoHS WHITE, ].
FosrEn MARSHALL, JonS F. LivIsesroD.
Dr.. ]. J. WARDLAw.
p. Sit is very desirable that the Mag.
istrates should qualify under this appoint
n,ent, in order. to preserve symmetry and
regularity hereafter. J. VIII.
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Several matters designed for this issue
are unavoidably deferred. We cannot re-
sist what imperative necessity dictates.

Ne commence the republication of the
various speeches made by members Of tle
Abbeville delegation in the last session OF
the Legislature, by giving in this issue that
of Hon. J. FosrER MARSHALL on the F.
tectoral question. The views therein main
ta'ned meet our entire concurrence, and are,
we think, incontrovcrtiLlc. The measure
was lost but the question is not dead-it
only rests for while, to gather new
strength for another conflict and triumph.
: I. We shall publish, as fast as our limited
space.will allow, other speeches by our
5membcrs. 49,.
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Congress.

CosoKEss is still unofganized.. Some
seventy ballotings have been held, and yet
no Speaker The Democrats still refuse to
fuse" and we do hope they will persist in
the refusal TO the end, The President Gent
in his message Is the Senate, on Monday.
having waited to despair on the House to
organize.
We observe Col. BRooxs has made some
remarks, in tue course of d,bn,e, which We
shall publish hereafter. ~
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The Masonic Dinner.

= A SPLENDID dinner was served, by the
worthy host Of, the Marshall House, on the
{ sevening Of. the, 9th .ut., tothc order Of the
J. MASONIC Fraternity, ofswliel,, in~ response
/. to All invitation from q Masouic friend, ne
had the pleasure to participate. II. I A.
Jones, Esq, presided on the occasion,
with his usual nrbanity; and dignity. The
time passed off quite pleasantly, and the
general verdict of invited guests was, "An
excellent dinner, and a clever set Of fellows
that paid for it! ~
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.

70 Ministers Of. the Gospel, Mechanics. and
those with good military or agricultural
outfits, will offer greater inducerfents,
Besidesdevoting $4,000 of my own money
to this enterprise, l expect all those WHO
know aud have confidence in inc, and who
teel an interest in tho cause, to contribute
as mach as they are able. will give to
each contributor my obligation that for
every h'ty dollars SO contributed, | will,
within SIX months thereafter, place in Kan
sas, one bona fiJe settler, able and willing
to vote and fight il need be for our section,
or III default in doing so, that will, on de.
mand, refund the donation with interest
from the day of lis receipt. will keep an
account of the obligations SO issued. and
each successive one shall specify one cmi-
grant more than its immediate predecessor
thus No. shall pledge me to take one
emigrant, No. 2, two. No. 3, three, &c. &C..
aud it the State makes u contribution it
shall be divided into sums Of fifty dollars
each and numbered accordingly. Here is
your cheapest and surcst Glance to do some
thing Tor kansas-snmethinr toward hold
ing against frccsoil hor,ics, this great Thcr-
'nopylI OF Southern institutions. In this
their day Of darkness of extreme
peril there ought 10 he, there needs must
be, great individual. sacrifice or they cannot
be maintained. If We ca,not, fiiid many
who are willing toincur great and unequal
Individual loss in the common causc--if We
cannot find some crazy enough to peril even
life IN the deadly ~ eaci, then it is not Be-
usesindiyi,luaIs have grown. more prudent
ajtr1 b,,t he., ., ~ =, = II
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MAR R led,

On the 18th ult-, by Rev. Mr. IIoyt, Mn. j.
A. WARDLAW and Miss ELIZA l.. LIVING.
STON. all of this place.
On the 18th ult.. by Rev. J. NJ Chilcs, Mn
NJ I. OWEN. of this place, and Miss MARTHA
WIDEMAN, Of this District.
On the 9th ult., bv Rev Mr. Whntley,
THOMAS THOMSON, Esq. of this place. and
hlRs. MARGARET lIOLLlNGSWORTII, of
Edgefield . .y~
On the lst instant, by Rev Mr.. johnson, w.
II. PARKER, Esq, mud Miss LUCIA G., dhugh-
ter Of Hon: d. L. Wardlaw, NIL Of this VILLAGE.
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Z. {. South Carolina,
.dbbcville D;strict-In tic Court of

-aoocV'tse D'Strsct-ln the Court, Of Or
~ - :. - .diuary. - . 9,
In the mattersof the paper purrorting to be
the last. Will md Testament of Joseph
Brown, deceased; ,g.yt,;:s *
INIIE Executors therein appointed having filed
IFthslr petition, praying that said paper be
proved IN due form OF Law, -
NoticeIs herebyEgiv to the following par
ties said to reside beyond the limits of the
State, :yiz:5 Mecklen Brown, Hezekinh> Corlcy,,.
serena Baily md Elizabeth sBaly, children Of
Della Baily, deceased, and to BEATRICE Deason,.
child Of "Dorinda* Deason. deceased, to lie and
appear either in person OF, attorney, ut the
Court of Ordinary, to be held for the above
purpose, at AhJeville Court uouse,, AbbesiIe
District, on Thursday the <tenth'sday of April,
a. D!ilS5G! ~ <: is;s y! Sssy,.
+ Giyen::undcr mysband mud seal of Office ,athis
I'd day of January, s66ss ~. e .,
- WMgITILI, o. AZ d. 4
ssJan 1856. -: sss@.:s. 35! 3m 7, =
ssH.a -
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SheriG,s SsaIssS

pY virtue Of sundry W rits3 Of Fiera M 3s
~ 10 ma directed, 1 will. sell at Abbayiffas{
Court House, on tho first Monday in; JantaFyss
next, wi.n,n the legal hours Of sole,
500 heresof Land, more or less, boun dSd. .b!s s
Jas. White, Rob't Simpson, and oi hers Is the 81
property of Arch aaullin, ada, Js q, ,Jsnssi &
ly & Co. and otliera 80 ~ 8 t %# ~
200 Acres: ,noreor. less, bounded bys samuel S
Jordan, Eli Thortitoh dotiiefs. ass b
sertyof john Charles, ads. Davis ma 81
othcrs. So = - s. sss s!ss;
e 303 Acres, moro or, less bounded 81 sfyss :;
Pcalor Mra F. Lpford and others as che prot,.lsss
sriy Of Samuel, McQuerps, ads 81: w, Presss B;
lyI and others 'ii 70. gs: 4 50
s. 200 Acres, smove or less, bounded ~ Johs. i
Brown, All. Connor and Others, rs tas proiy.5S
Others. Z, F,} : 9, f'ss,
2oo9Aeres, more or less, bounded BY de6 3;
Patterson, Josiah Patterson AID Others, as the "a
ran, A. Harmon and others. y - S.& ~
10 Acres, more or less bounded BY ssamusiss.
c. Edmunds, Elns Banks aud otIlefs ss thes;$
property of Henry W. Barratt ada Anthohw
Harmon md othcrs.-, = H. - IEtss ss
so Acres, more or less bounded sbyS5 &c. Ed: 81
mGnds, Elias Banks and Others, us the. proper 8
ty: Of hnl Banks, IDS. JAS. ;Talbert and s
p 900 Acres, more or less, bound dsby;John "a z,
Calhoun, Charles Denly. and others, 5ss. the s:
p' opcrty of |. Holt, ads. Wml Hill and othsrs4
lSo Acres. moro Of less, s,5boundsd By II. H.
Wardlnw,N N: ]. Davis nnd'others,. as Tie pror-.
erty Of Jane A. KaEy, nds. Luke Mathis andi !
others, andsold at the risk oftthe, former puo1 !
chaser. = - ~ ~ - ~ sSs3 -,
200 Aeres,sn,ore or lcsss bounded by j. 81. .si
Pnrtlow, Rob't ndefsoil Snnd ot herss as theS5
property Of aanes2Pe and q
M AcIoa q, ~, ~ ~ - - d ~ . X ns; 81,
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FOR THE INDEPENDENT PRESS. -.
for Abbeyflle ID district,

Nessrs- Editors: The following appoint;
mcnts for ALbcville District,inade by the
Legislature at tho last session, are submit
ted to you, with tho request that Syou. will
publish the same for the Information Of all
interested. { F2 - ~.
Yours truly. J.Av. HEARST,
For. the Delegation. @ @s
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a Gloomy Christmas.

IT is not our custom to find fault of the
weather, whether wet Or dry, hot or cold ;
but we can say that the twenty-fifth ult.
was one Of the gloomiest days we have ev-
er seen. "Dame Nature" it seemed to lis,
tried her utmost skill for once to see what a
a'oodof disappointment she could pour up
On horse-races, cock fights and flrc-crackers.
The destruction was awful 1t raincd in
the morning-it rincd at noon, and-it
GAINED Mt night. It was what our "grand-
dads" used to call "a soft rain," it wet quick,
that's the idea. We have said that the dis
tress was awful, and SO 1t was; for it was
so gloomy, that even the darkies, 'it seena-
ed as though" locked darker. They
splashed aboat in the rain, mud and water,
like SO many ininks or balfdrowned gos-
lngs; and never, in all our life, have we
seen as few brooms, mats and collars exhib-
tied for sale on Christmas day. In fact, VIC
were not outdoors much ourselves, for, rs
we have already said, it rained on that day
"for certain" but when we did venture out,
~e were not greeted with the boisterous
laugh aud "world of fun" which Christmas
usually inspires. The most lively Of our
town were adown in the mouth" Clerks
sat in some instances, cross-lcgged upon the
counters, fewssladies, il any, enjoyed the
pleasure, Of eshoppipg," and loafers loafed
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.CONSIGNEEs.

The following porsons have freight in the
Depot ut Abbeyillc:-s -
!, DR.. y: Wardlaw, G W syfan, II A Jones'
A n Smith, " T. Co, II S Kerr, "a J Clinkscales,,
a Clark, Il Moblcy, Gen S McGowan, w NJ
- is..- DIR. +soNpLEY, Agt.
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nj. A. .SON=IC..
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
AT CORESBuRY.s stssift..

=
TNIIs INSTITUTION -willb open ior the the (
l. reception Of Pupils asonl the First day ID; I
january next, and c;oso the Last day in, Sepls'
tember making one long Term of Nine. .Montliss
The Faculty wilfconsst OF s: So &
F. a. coNtoRs a. az ], S:
President and Professor of ydfura Science dnds;
lRatds,aqt les j III Z "
Rev. T. e. wANryAnrAKER; a. IL, y
Professor Of Noral IStslosepf ose u, ESidssess sofI;
CAristianify and s.: & 81, d,
MIR. G.IAEuER I,
Professor 1fusic aaa. osieya ;sa
Miss MARY E.ssNElADl u. *, D
hnstruetress ia, Embroidery. Cess
The Bunrd Of Trnst ass have secured the do
vices Of n FSrulty com posed OF worthy 81 Master
Masons, eminent for pnfitY Sof racters end
high literary nttninJpap 6oses eySrys sHSsSSs
will befo edMcnta voting lalies 40 as no aa0Snip
auy sphere in life. =
Our new Masonic baiIding win Sc COMP sssdlS
by the opening Of tho Perm md the BSafd aiA
tend furnishing lit with every appp $Ss
necessary to the aequissi6n of Al sdpsys
the highest order tihey sli6yss al
that this Institutiofr ise ssco6d t 60hS Sb
they conf dontIy y tl,e nSpardS III lyl
and patronage of ~ Rgit gh toned phi
For any Informal NSc esse 1lss
onr Circular, OF fSf t5e ks
rnittee, or, resideht Ssa1t FSa as
Oct ., fss
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At the request Of the President of the State
Agricultural Society, have consented to soil.
cit information as to the number Of Tennessee
and Kentucky Horses, Mules and Hogs annually
purchased in tue District. and their cost. All per
sons will therefore confer favor by coming
prepared to give mo such information on the
subject rs they possess. !, J. N.
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A B B EVIL LIE FE MALE
"A @A MD KEwH II

TNIIE Exercises of this Institution will be re-
l. snmcd sn Monday neat, the 9Th instant,
under the charge of CIGAS. II. ALLEN, Prin. :.
eipal assisted Gy Miss SUSAN V. WILSON, n young
lady of fine accomplishments and well quail
fed for teaching.
The School is divided into two Sessions; the
LIST Of and the 2i Of months.
l. TERMS ~
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TO Kansas Emigrantst!..sWho will go tc
80. Kansas ~ !. =. II s =:

ADBEv1LLE CHI, S. c., Jan. !, 1866.
IT will be seen from this days issue
Of the P,sss; that Major BvrosD, Of
Barbour County, Alabama, is making
an earnest appeal in favor of Southernizing
Kansas. Knowing that Major BuFonD is a
man Of high character, and the very mau
to carry out this scheme to a successful is
sue, l have concluded to join with him in
this enterprise. ], therefore, earnestly urge
this matter for the serious consideration Of
the young men Of our State, and will give
necessary inf formation 10 those who may
feel-inelined5to go. NTH me to Kansas, under
The gallant Major BpEoRp. To sthoss who
know him, his Maine is sufficient guaran.
tee Of thss, noble character sof: this enter.
prise, as well as for is pfobabls success \
[sllall be happy tonne with any ono at tha
|plscei who msy wisl, tor hfosmatipn, With
IA desire SO esiigrats q Kansas. S.: ~ - ss
sS 81. ARREN p BELGHER. &
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!: Notieesto Tax.Pavte,ra.. Pave,

II WILL attend at the undermined times and
les places for the purpose Of Collecting Taxes
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~, lst Session. Cd Session.
lst Glass, - Sll 90 3 s 90.
2d e,- =. 10 90 49, 8 90 .
Sd % OO'N.@ 1000
~ 5sEXTRAS. Z
Music on Pianos % 90 = IL 90
- Use of Piauo taking 49,
~ lessons, 2 90 90
Practising, additional, 9 90. 90 !.
Drawing and Painting, 20,
each, 81 7 90 = 90
Contingencies, SO = so
W Payments togbe made punctually at the
.lose of each session. a. -,
January 2. 1855 S5 ,7?<s's.I St.,
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: NOTICE.
A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of John
"a McLennan, deceased, are requested to
make payment Immediately, as tlie5 5sstafe must
be settled. JAMES w. CHILD. Seplr,
;...s. .s,.. THOMAS THOMSlN,s
January 3, 1856. IS If
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Snle-dny in April the last day for making re-.
turns. All persons failing to make returns on
the above day, liable to double tax. All taxes
to be paid by the first Monday in May, rtexe-
cutions may be issucd.
u Property to I've returned in the name Of the
proper owner Guardians, Executors, and Adj
n'inistrasors will return property under their
control. -,
Persons having transferred property between;
the lst October, 1854. and lst> t>October, 1855.
will make it known TO me- -
All persons will come prepared to give the
number of Births, Marriages and Deaths in
their families. - g.a5 -
Free persons Of color must pay their taxes
in March. JAMES MOORE, Il. c..
Januarys 3, 1856 IS Sm,
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IS, ! IS
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d TassIa Esg0perfy 1l6gt ALA

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-25
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!

The GhEAI fUhiFlEk OF The BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
infallibe remedy for Serofula, Kings evil. Rheuma-
tsm, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pmples
otehes Boils, Ague
Eyes Ringworm letter Seald Head Enlargement
and Pain ofthe Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers ph
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising inudicious Mercury Tmprudence in
Life lmpurity of the Blood.
E- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier
Blood used by the thousands of grateful patients from
United testify
kabe performed by the Of all medienes
''CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia. Rheu-
matism, Scrofula Eruptons the Skin. Liver Disease
Fever Ulcers Old Sores Affections ofthe Kidneys; Dseas
es Throat Female Com pIants Pains and Aching
great aud inestmable remedy.
For the Blood ethin, has
10 compare 1t cleanses the system Of all impurities
gently efficiently the liver and
and the constitution.
disease broken by The excuses OF youth to its pr
1.-Two vgor and strength.
For Ladies mparably better than all the
will asaownes ofcompexon bring the
manng the cheek give elasticity hestep and improve
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medicine ever heardof.
all parts the United States the best
evidence there humbug about it, The hotel
physicians and public well known
Community all add their testimony the wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Gall the Agent Circular and Almanac and read
the wonderful this of all has
performed.
None genuine un1esssgne BENNETT & BEERS, Propri-
etors No Pearls street. Richmond Va, whom all orders
forsup plies aud Agencies must be addressed
For sale by Haloek Stoddard, Evansville; Hallock &
Parmenter, Princeton O. H. Clark Vincennes and by
dsatsrsin medicines generally sugS
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DeGARMO,S

|"
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
EEhss~, HORSES, Bnggiss. Carriages &zSSF+SSAeAg1A
XF&#A and Omnibusses. always for hire 81
Ne 1.-THE above Stable. Carriages excursions.
ties and funerals always hand prepared board
horses and keep them in the best order.
My fne hack will hereafter running
during the day and will be hotels the
accommodation of those wishing it. IL will also be
ready citizens during the night by leaving
orders at the stable. mye E. H. DEGARMO.
j. II. oaLEsBY. J. MAoAULAY
OGLESBY & w ACAULAY.
Commission 81 EOrXVardin e Merchants
NO. 65 TOHOUPITOULAS STREET
NEW ORLEANE, LA.
LIBERAL Cash advances made Consignm to the
j IL above address by JOHN S. MITCHELL,
jan26-lyd Water street.
, ANOTHER INVOICE OF PLATFOKNR
SCALES.
SSoRTED 70olbs. warranted and good price
IN far below any in the market. Call
CHAS. s. WELLS.
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I'INIl LuAIBER.


THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
QHNF. GLOVER & co. corner of Main and Seventh
streets Evansville Ind would respsetfuy inform the
complete Lumber embracn all
qualities theknesses Grooved Pin and
Ash Flooring; Dressed Ceiling Castings and
Pannels; 600 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops barns and fencing; No Pine Poplar Shingles
go Can have made order at the prices Shelving
Doors. Sash Blinds, Mantle Pieces, Mouldngs.
Doors and Windows, &c. Bills prices
who may send for them Orders assistance will
omptattention. --aa fsbI2 If
a MES SHOVEES- Us doz No O. renuine article fo
EA contractors: for sale lowat CHAS. WELLS
ldee6 New Hardware EOuse. doors below Br. Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-25
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WNTHOLES ALE AND retail, GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET .-TFleun-
would petuy Inform his friends
and vicinity that having the interest
Rthe in the late firm fl. & W Reilly
carry the Grocery and Produce
land He embraces this opportunity returning thanksor
pasttavors ndintends effort merit
hnoe of the ie2O-IY WILLIAM REILLY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-25
NEW WAsHIN GTON HOTEL.

FWNHE pretors of this House
Ill old stand Main street their Hotel
opposite the Court House. where they
their old all others
call upon them in much superior
same which shall all
It. Our fare will be the best the market affords,
charges moderate.
Good stabii and Wagon Yard kept fOrcountry custom
ey1O-d&wtf FELKER a. HEDDERECH