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Butte record., 1856-04-26
CitoRUe.

Yes, you'll see then the metal of 7e
in ".mithereens' smashing your seventy four
Philadelphia, March a. GApeYowrN
Butte record., 1856-04-26
TRE CaaI.4E

nA / MARcY. q y. !. sec'y Of state.
J..s.s q dUrnRIa-, o. Ky.. seq Of Treasury.
..so Z McCLALLaSD, OF Mich, sec y OF interIc
).sMs Z. DpsBls, Of n &. sccy Of Navy.
JEsgLR.oN DAVIS, OF Miss rec : Of Var.
4AMEs CAMP BFLL, Il Pa Postmaster tienera
CALEs CusainG Of Mass Attorney General
Butte record., 1856-04-26

Better is one that takes care than
ten that contrivea.
Butte record., 1856-04-26

Fair Julia lived tem'prance maid.
And preached it's beauties night and morn
But still her wicked neighbors said
She broke her pledge and took Horn.
Butte record., 1856-04-26

TAKING A HoRN.-The Pittsburgh
Mercury, recording the marriage of
Miss Holmes, President of the Martha
Washington Total abstinence Society,
to Mr.. Andrew Horn, appends the fol-
lowing:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
Latest News from fort Laramie

fIurn the CT. Louis DEMOCRAT, Nay 70.
There seems to be sight prospect Of the renewal
lncan bos;iljes In the vicinity Of Fort Laramie II
latest Information from that point gives Intelligence
recent eepredations the part Of the Cheyenne'.
make exrssts from two letters received by gentlema
Of this city. The Hrst is ~ follows
PLATTE BRIDGE, April 20, 1855.
! toek possession Of the bridge the 9Th inst. Cap
Henry Heath with his company Ia csmped near BY I
had . difficulty the 10th with the Cbeyennes, own
20 the nor. delivery OF horse belonging to white MAJ
and On that account he Indians killed ono OF my men
las way from the mountains. hope matters may !
seitkd without difficulty. believe the Platte will
high this year. as there is plenty OF snow In the mou
ta.nf.
Capt Heath is A. the Plstte bridge with one compan
Tie Cr.ysn killed white mao AZ that place re
Gays snce-an old trspper named Gunier, WHO mas oef
in the mountains thirty years aud upwarcs Inc difcu
~ about hosses that belonged TO one
he ferry men at that place.
The intns found the horles, which bad een lost on
siev dsys, and refused 70 give then up. The ovn
made comp aiDt TO Capt Heath and he sent for the
dan sud told him that the owner would pay him FOR
trouble, and that he would have TO give them up.
took the pay and ~ night when driving up his herd
10 the niian after his horees bat the fnd
vas unwilling to return them all and inligted on kes
irg ere q the best. Cap. Heath then sent up co1
rand WIDER Lieutenant Dudley, With irstructions
brig the horses and the Indisn 10 his camp. Cpl
Len. Dudley . going into the LODGE the lneian dre6
sTOSf, Int ~ WAS seized immediately and taken 20 Y
camp. ~ there Nss safe place 10 keep him, he n
utetd = te Itred. While the blacksmith sss maxi
the lIoTs, tie lEt ian made his escape whole volV
wss nrtd a. HIM. ard report rays he was badly wound1
bat got q, - IL vas night The Indians all ned W
rgEt having their lodges and some Of their camp
sgfs tsnnt. The next day Trey killed "Guuief" VIII
hort cis Il thu brcgs. Am quite uneasy ADD
Gsesr, sho IL In the Cheyenne village some where
Tie res borh5od OF the Arkansas river. think
rGosrecs q war with them quite tlat'er'og Al Is
gua txciter ert here about It, waiting au express m
iie General. bore lie viii give the rvscss df1eo
'cr hey ricriy teterve r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
currency OF 1iearagua-noney Exchange
Difficulties.
rFIon Z Ni:Arsguense, Nay 3


TIE pracl pal currency Of GrspedS Is small CON- ost
" france Gin and half dnes Thousands OF doilafs
paid from hsnd 10 hand ard never higher denorni-
Dsup .. caiu than two franc pisos, ana oit 1sF 81
them. " eve-y hundrei dollars IL circulation sevanty-
i've 40 Es vi be fourd TO c3nsist OF Ce len OF them
rAs for 'erong dollar, while eigh. ri them pass for
Dollar Of the country. decree O. tie county, however,
makes dollar in al 20 consist Of ten dimss still
n trading, tbs strong dollar or Gtlsfo juert0 must
be expreEssd 10 make i. ten eines oT d,la- Francs
and Mexican quarters all pass FOR the sane anodn.
twenty ctns, and only the United Sts'es tHensy We
cent pisce 10 recognized OF tran dimes
.isgaar feature in the bal currency is tbs exist
snee q lsrse humber Of dimes win holes pup 10
them. 1t Is to psss one Of these on .ae
act women IN TIE pas. or native lsb5rsr some say
that this r.pagr2nce originated considerable ne ago
when shrewd isllow introduced great mary lter
felt dimes into the country, ard passed them CT and
xhsa tie cheat discovered geysrnr1e1t collected all
the puIous coin and made SMALL holes in .heu, AZ al
advertisement Of theirlu worhiaess OILERS say the o.
ieeti, is made by tie IEdars because by that small
hole value Of cuarilo has been abst acted from
The roorey We do pretend to dec1e which OF these
me true one; but we do say, and cay IL
oo,diy to that ain dimes In our possess!en have
indignantly refused b the market people, because
lie money was thus disfsured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
The Popular Elections In Nicaragua,

rom FL goense, Nay B.
On sunday .ast, large table, covered win rel cloth
furroun ded by officers attYe:ted considerable
ticD from the Americans, they walked up and down
she cocnace Of the OF buildings the side o:
Ae p-aza Papers were thrown loose upon tbs cloth
and every other while the clerks would seize their
and wi;e The ople of the country the sim pie
wonen The beggars the corners ieper o. taa
hrMaYy, al knew what it meant, but ve, editor Of
Dewspper, The great fac.otum OF country town we're
completely the lark to the import of red table
It's ofSeeIs and papers.
II The solemn election Of the Rspubuc.
TIE we're exercising their creates. prerogAtve
term Of tcs. In this country the elective franchise
extends 20 every male inhaoitant Of esh.esn years
fgtlrst whom there 10 criminal prosecution and who
g not charged with being dissolu,e and vicious man,
Of the different departments and elect Representa- vs
Senators and President. must be twenty three
ysars Old 10 be delegate twenty five to be Representa-
tive, and tbii ~ TO be Senator or President.
The e.e,tion on Sunday last, mos. publ, days IA
the republic cou,e Sunday concluded with qthe
greatest cecoram The Candidates for he Presidency
we're Al Of the same political faith TIE cny dispute
kng between the emocra,s Of Leon those tf rana
supported oy the people Of Granada and General
Aarisno Szar great favorie by the people of Lson.
Few votes been cast for Don NoTdssLe Ramirez Of
Leon The srugg Is between Rivas and Ss'za,, and
10 impossible 20 determine ~ present who VII be the mex.
President o. Nicaragua.
The eec.ion IN Grarsda preceded by can.ops,
yards esch ward Of 600 persons ele,.ing ie,sxa
he people generally took great interest 10 the result
aDc Inc nnmoer of woes larger than any election
held Gram, To the governments and peooe ABROAD
this sigc fast Cannot be avoided ha. tbs repub.
CT Nicaragua expresses the Will Of the peop!e All It's
scSors easra.e fsm their silent expression and every
movement II fa made has undertaken by tie con
crrIeDee Of the g.eat body Of be people TO gnore
-her, tie fact OF absolute rdepsrdeuca ia asny
70 fhe nnst:srts Ct Nicaragua the riga Of segoyero
scsrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
The Press Of Coste Kica--Its Writings ANA
tneir Effect.
Iron = NlcsIieuente, Way III

The war row existing between this state and Costa
gcs with All it, prtgApt terriDe dpsst-s sud futare
70 TIE government and peop u me Latter,
Il he Immediate and direct resu. of pfos,i,utsd
vile press in that SAFE During the gss. tx months
have carefully perused tee journals from az jose whis
have fallen ito hands, ind have never yet taken
% rye number o. the Boetin oat tae Album ds
Ia pcs ia which We have not found Ia al1Ost syery
column falsehoods vitn,ut number, sni slsncer and
,kQfe he rcst obscene and Insulting 10 M people cf Nj
csrscua whenever Sairs In tni STATE were me subject
81 diicussioa. The American Ie9pe ally Gen
Wafer and bis brave tCIGisTs ir particular nsvs teea
lie thents q v'upeFs IN, insult AL ep .nefi al
a. ,ugg.cn unrnet'fd ~ aise, ard fruitful II
evil lsstlrg, severe and gt.4.5aIss, 80 fe'seh10t
saa TOO gro,s Gnd gsftg - p.i4r aTs.ns, re leral
WslktT-nO nlsfeIr.feTtf',tn 10 sttoFc 1Ud vie
10 cgsua'e sgesLst Aver ssys az eye'yToSa che,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
Cur Column bns Correspondence.

IoitNhtt, ono Nay ~ 1855.
S.at copNeiiJ ne FR@crs Pary-ssscyJ As Ea0.g
EoAEg Order a ohio--S y. Cias. a. Hons.
You are aware Ia; The oaio Kno- Netting state ccue.
eli, under is sol,ing sS1srs, the two Toms Jon
FORD Ieutsnsn Govirrcr y he sac ard Pfssiden. n
TIE Rno- Nothing STATE eyur. sEl Ton s,oarss Clsrk
Il the Cincinnati courts ana sx.rrident ~ ~ safe
Council (bo;h more s,mso han san)-soEs weeks siass
ret and repueis'ea ;he notr'Ession q ia0e ssd e.
6ostss he b,lrg 81 spoo,sr sra FORD from fte rhu4
teibis Endw Nattiag ssi2osi C;ar;il 80 j
m p't.st.iTg vss 'c.lgstl ~ sul II sr,5-sasi-
ca.ZtD y ks!ef rsIGti', q gtyngsn ny lse Pred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

dent the American Order In short the tyo Toms an
their followers read out Of the Order ccisIy and
new State Cour Gil organized, with T. c. ware Of
Cincinnati, ~ President The adherens OF the nev or.
ganizaton the Fillmore folks, and nobody else and
these have few lodges in Cincinnati, and one here and
there in the little towns throughout the State.
For time the project Of having session of this
Ware State Council In this city the capital OF the
has been duly agitated, and to-day was fixed for the
gathering of the clans About hundred persons col
lected msjoIity Of the active of whom from Gin
cinnati. 1t was . small crowd Of small potatoes
and there was no pith pluck spirit in them
They accomplished one great thing, however The arst
thing after organizing to vote to exclude from the
hall all persons not members Of the Order. CONSEQUENT
y the reporters for the independent press left Two or
three Of them who membsrs in good standing left
indignantly; and have heard Of one thing that the
Council perpetrated since, appointed special COM
nittee to make report Of the business The object Of
calling the Council to endorse the nomination of FIJI
more, and elect set Of Fillmore delegates and put
nomination State ticket for the fall election all which
is sheer fooehness vanty cf vanities" and must re-
suit in ''vexaon OF spirt for there no bottom NOR
breath to- life in the Order in Ohio. 1t s not of the
slightest significance who nominated for Electors
State candidates after incessan drumming for weeks
only hundred delegates could be produced what ia
the use Of wasting breath about it2
The stagnation or duness In this town between ses.
sons Of the Legislature, has hardly been ruled to-day.
crowd Is expected here Thursday, the 28h inst.
however, the Chase republican convention being called
for that day. to select Senatorial delegates to the Phi
depha Convention, and to nominate State ticket the
October contest The friends Of Gov. Chase here are
very confident Of his nomination at Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
Observation-Disclosures.

fCrTo PRAYA, Cara IN VERDE, Vpfii 10, i30t
The entire Artisan squ'dron- jamestown, (hig shi
-, Louis md brig Dolphin, are here No sickness
the fer.dron The 81. L0a,s RETURNED here icom . {
rOns6e cruise down tbs coast On the S'h lost she
e. Nactlrs The Jsueeiosn is also eoaaa n1rth, 20
AsrA n Cspary isarff. Cay or two rnca, Lie
Gesfge y Pautsra wa detached nom the Dolphin,
ordered 20 re n'g ship. 70 ether shrgsl IN
fHueSrtr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
The wharf at Virgin Bsy-GeneraI Mora's
Opinion of his Troops

hI+y ,.
We understand that the wharf A. Virgin Bay, con-.
sruc.td AZ SO much expense and labor by the Transit
COMPANY which the traitors IN the camp Of the Costa
Rcsn army attempted 70 destroy by fire, not Toured
60 much but that il he repaired at gbt cost As
President Mora said, it truly sc o: vandalism;
vhen consider thu. the act the work OF peo
pie Who claim Nicaragua their home there ia Ian
gage sufficient to cor denim II. What plea The Id.
een9iary urge TO justify the Destruction OF peca OF
property which reflected much edi. the State
We could as easily forge for he who would
rear down the monument to the Father q hs Country
sIecea n Washington city. Men who 30 such
cot rational 20 thenseves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1856

fYier d. viii tale tkirrs cary. Re ccnisstsa ist'.
WHILE Do ret; do not get swsy, the Mnisss'
VII he hack, and you an ihea intsuoess I'm isrsss'
en- Tie subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02
American Enterprise In NicarAgu&-Th
Contrast.


Wherever ook about IN this state The glance IL
occupied with contrasts. Here improvement, aud
there ancient form; here labor saving machine and
there labor wasting piece Of furniture The democratic
party mpesd by the progressive spirit Of the age has
sought 10 introduce the works Of modern utility nu. the
arstoeratic lelsment continually shut them out
fuI lett the people might become enlightened And
tequsntiy powerful
singular feature Of these enterprises consists In BE
pTopretorskip. Amerisans have introduced and
carried gut all the grand enterprises that havs
promised benefit 10 the state. WhsrvM sId
steamboats, the work Of their hands; and
IN mos. places eren TIE rotary pump has waited fos
foreign energy TO aeapt 20 the unksrdy wells Of this
country. Some native democrats have engaged 20 I'M
prove their places but they have always found It fruit
less effort IN the face OF the determined opposition male
by their neighboYs II simple natives have been a1ght
70 avoid learning these new Inschire az they thereby
ipiure themselves, and pave the way TO deprive them
selves Of work.
But the time is ctapgi,g and all Nicaragua win soon
lear that modern science and Asrisan enterprise has
done nothing TO pjure the hun but tha rs,her
every labor saving machine IL but the gradual deveicpe
nent OF the day when all shall live comfortably
than 81 present, on lets resources Work is money
and whsn labor Is saved, all classes 81 workmen
nearer their Tedempt3n from toll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

sss no evss too Infamous 70 apply to he patriots AID
rs'ssrsD Of hseass~es Who AID ware tsling With
alien Iss,;ioa and enable her 10 sssurs . proud and
beporsbse station suone the nations Of the esr:n.
WIZ s:, "s ,.s ne e. sss nny,s d., :.
rhAn % he niocs 81 he people Of Costa RcA ssAns,
Gen. Wsher and his army, and against the entire De'i
direct objects Of much otioquy and ss1se opened
t.oedy var ard terribly disastrous campaign, 10 which
sesa ss. s,s. pSca .sss 81:
must noe needs beg bur,iar gly for propositions for
Peace bos mus her .'stssrer soldiers and '..dDg oa
Hsns nc~ feel 81 eeirg hus suddenly brought down from
heir pride Of hght,n and PEELED supplcste favor
from hose whom tssy have heretofore represented
manly virtue And 70 what extreme necessity for -s
hooos are these sriers Row pushed 70 explain away the
Who have teen 90 sncspry o.a in rourisg he
var ever there and 70 prohoc CT Boosting and promises
ne seville, mindless ir,;ss,crs Of pablo disorders
and rsionsl s'juaiess, however, are never .. loss
sxpAr scrs OF eisAs'srs and dessts; and pre-
shs. 70 .i pssr hooewi.s and deceive ,ss mas. o.
the people that Stats and In the very teeth Of over
throw AMI ei.grsss, cain Nh, : glorious v.s;o,y and
chained; and its eusscipA.ion from ihrAldou AID the
hireirg duties ef the .verd and baycDet Is 20
abe place even IN Cora Hes TIE ragged, tstterde
nanon Amy lei hitler by traitors aad covardy rsae-
eaess rom Nicaragua, WIN do much more ehsctaSi ser
vice at home for Ne than they eid 2, oses hca .his
Der Of hose Who may envy the hopors e,nired upcn tbs
rulers and hsers men Of that STATE By their Intimate
associations viih.tLo~e treason dyed parishes who be-
usyed their rstive land 10 enjoy the temporary donors
won by the Costa ca army when suscbessd the Santa
Rosa pssossr' and slaughtered 10 cold blood he unArm
Cd men ~ Virgin.
We rejoice heartily, bcwever 81 the sgns Of returning
peace; and while claim for NcsSsgaa the honors OF
triumph, We csnrot but regrs. tha. vctoTy aad Coz
to Sisss humiliation have their origin In the sawe
and We certainly bcTe that the severe lesson
taught her by this campaign DAY rssut in the hbers
ton o the press and ifs stva'ien in tone and abby
ecmms ate With s high mtsioo acd vast responsi
b.li;iee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-02

brig'r Ger. Borniby and
tiAG, win four eornpa-
n,ts Ct recruits for the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11


NOT A PARTICLE IF MERCURY IN IT
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder!
nlallibe ally ofua. KINGS evil. RheUm2-
tsm. Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions. PIN lies or
Face Otehes BOils Ague aud Fever Chronic
Tester Sc4ld Head. Eulargeu emit
Bones Joints Stubborn Ulcers. philis
hi Lumhago spinal and all Diseases
arising niuiicios Of Mercury, inprudenee in
Life or fnpurity of he Blood
SCI This great dterative medicine and Purifier o. the
testify daily the
performed hy rhe Of al medein
$40 ARTER's -PA%tSH MIXTURE" Neuralgia. Rheu-
Faat,sm icrofua. Symptoms The skin Liver Disease
IS Throat Female Compaipts, Pains and Aching
TIE Joints lily flight by using this
. great md aestimable vemsdy.
For the BLOOD nsthin has been ound
acts geutIy md eieen liver md Bidneys
ems the gestOn the stomach makes the skin
eathy and he constitution by
roken Town he excuses OF youth to its prim
itivc vigor ana strength.
Taetics ever doses Of CARrER's SPANISH NIX
ture all plexion bring the
man1ing check give elasticity theseP and IN prove
GENERAL health in rkable degree beyond all the
medicines ever NeardOf.
The large number of certificates which have received
from all of the United Safes the hest
evidence that numhug about The press hotel
keepers 41agstraes hyseians and public we'll Known
70 the all ldd their testimony 70 the wonderful
the Circular and Almanac and read
this rny Ereatest Of all medicines has
None genuine unless ,igned BENNETT BEERS, Propri-
forsu npiies aud Agencies be ,ddressed.
For sale by Hall9ek stoidard. Evansville; Hsiloek
Parnenter, Princeton: q H. Clark. Yinesn1es, R1a By
a salsT IN n sdjcin es generally. suRs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS
P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, FOrWaf1ing and Commission

6tUIdY9t, EVI WdA4AH5 &AU UUIAluAoDAOA
AssG - r & A "a ~ II S.
- 80 3. EVANSV iLLE.- INus7res $40
~ lgzss H1vrSs fitted up a mamIno 6eEa-
~ Wharf Boat, the largest on the
Chic River in the mostsubstanta manner. we are pre-
any businese ntrusted OUreare. eth
eer bv RIVE sEs. e II H4ESSeAn OBJ CANAL
without exposing to the fncemency ofthe weather. any
property ann particular attention will bepad to Receiv
inrStortnr ard orwarding fud also TO the sale amy
Produce consigned to andal orders promptly filed
r. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nu-
rero ends for their former patronage and respect
fu II solicts Continuance ofthe same, which viii be
duly reciproeated = e. ef-5 -- ta
4 store Room vel Supplied, will be kept forthe &C
corodatioh OF Boats and their orders carefully filed
mh2-d&wIy P. G. O'RlLEY & co 2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

THE LARGEST Stock IN THE CITY!
"a Ohm + GLOVER & 60 corner ii Main and Seventh
50 Evansville In8 would respectfully The
Public that they have yard sale CASH
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber embraciu all
qualities shcknesscs Tongued and rooved Pine
Ash flooring Dressed ana uudressed Ceiling Castings
Pannals 100 600 sound BoSrds suitable
shops and encing Pineaud Poplar Shingles
&c Csn mad rd5r A. the lowest prices shelving
Doors Sash Riuis Mantle Pieces. Nouldings
D snd Windows, Bisof prices owarded III
who for them. Orders disaEee viii receive
prOn1TtattentiOn - fshr2 f.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11
EEAD THE FoILowINe oERr1FIcATFs

I-I-. -IONDON Laurel CO., hy., Nov ], 1919.
MFssRs V H. SMITH & C0.-Last month when visit
Louisville having afflicted with the Chills and Fever
hndig relief in the various edies
took induced 60 give your Fever and Ague Cure
trial and missed the chill and have been i'm
proving daily think the will
would earnestly this Invaluable prepar-
atonko ho afflicted with Fever and Ague
Chills. tours truly. JOHN a. CANAAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11
FAIE. CAMP AsG;Nl
HARDIN AXE AZ WHOEESALE.
A NEW AID VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
GHAS S WEILS

CHAS. >. w ELLIS, eaug4
ENT Hist returning for the generous patronageef
@N public openediu kvansyillc would
apprse interior Merchants Indiana Illinois
store the Heaviest stock Of Hardware and Cut
ery that he has offered the Evans
marker Many Goods purchased at reduce
him during depressed of tbe markets.
orders American Goods filled the Manu-
only able but decidedly III posed
Hardware as low figures any house
afford the Goods. TO cash or good time buyers
Traders feeling assured that he dothe
full tustiee. i.4f5HF
Amene almost comprising his
stock hsnames the following to the trade: 9nris
I snOdozeu Pocket Knives Gully assortedj s.-.s-r
1900 do Table do do;
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors and Strops; t-- tA s.laf
gross Spoons-Iron Brittania and German Silvsr;
50 dozen CoHee Mills, all gradesi ~ 81 es-.a
DO Files and Rasps all kinds; ---..1., 8 e.
1000 lbs iBrars Kettles, turned bottoms;
20 q Tbs Sadrous assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do; te -
1900 Screws Fim1 pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socks and socketsi 81, -.a4s
A-ss
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cardsi -
goo pairs Shovel Tongs iron and brass heaSs i9@
doEe Mill -keyZ-h0le.--
25 do Steflyards and,Seale Beams;
50 do Ames' IAN de- TIoVeIs and SpAVss
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
Jspanned Tinware fully assorted. - -
Whips Lashes Brushes. Combs, Needles Spectaces
Monnas and Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ke
ties. Knives and Riddles and sa 900. ges148
Gum Barrels and Gun Trimmings
IT 1ssf. CHARLIE 8. Will LS
oet2 Main "a door below Pra1seF Rank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11
ROOTS AND SHOES.

GREAT INoRF tSF + THr u AMW0FH S'FOCK, AND
Lo Still They Cornell 4
NTR stock OF Boots and Shoes snow complete. embra
y cling every variety and hoys', Youths and
children aud light work. misses,
ard Buskns Ties and Slippers made to
order well Our stock double the
size other in tee city, We have direct connection
the in New England Our
ire attention is iven the purchase and sale of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES:
giving branch of dising
have decided advantage those whose
upied making sf Gun Barrels
Pans Fish hooks Rat Traps and Corduroy mpos
sible -ahont-without abes.
Shoes Boot and Shoe dealers. your
NotioFs Of Notion Dry Goods from Dry Goods
Houses 4 city place for coua7T res. lf f
HENDRICKS & MCREA.
noyl2 - FastnrBlock..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11
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B. s%NTHOLEs ALE AND BET AL GROCER ARD
w PRODUCE MERCHANT MAIN STREET TIL, =
respectfully iufoY his friends public
Evansville vicinity that havn haed interest
Senior in the late Off W Reilly he
tends the Grocery and Produce the old
embraces this opportunity returning thanks
and intends effort inertia
NJ the ie2n-1r WILLIAM REILLY