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Schr VIM Hart, Smith Virginia.
fcfr q d Dumr or. Chambers v'rainiA-
prtr Henry Finch, Eau ksnburg E,sn!a
athr MSry Eliza Lyon. Virginia.
scbr Britain Cool, Nc Donald. Virginia.
athr + French. BAzelton, Aexandr's.
sobr wasrbmy, Cramer AeasndriA-
rcbr x Ht kns, NasbuTy. Alexandria,
eoir v right Apologize, Als-andrs
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| schf HeKee, Lee. Alexandria.
l sc.r "a Bacon smith, Baltimore
1 EehP Hldcyseo, Wase, MschA3
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| eelv B,airsrd, Hulse, Portland, Ct
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1 very ht ayy 20 her @ the paHsse-
| Propeler Tcttep. Morley. Baltimore. " hours
l PROPELLER Locust Point, French, PorsaEd-
| Prope Ter Pelham. AldIHge, ProvidsBee
| Pror ellr CtAs 0sacoe, Smith forwch
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| con was &c daJs trot 36, - ropofted),
| SAukD.
Steamship Barce,one rr Hsvrs; ships Devonssrs. Lnnao
| Gilbert, 1t John, NIB.
VIVID during the day IRON sw to FSE.
l Herald Marine Cor re sre encs.
| IsLIP June 3-Ap unknown brig - Mbore mile p
rsys She can sshore last night In s fog win send
Il awkN
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SNIkTT-rOUaFs CONGRESs,
yUST SESSION.
House or Representative.

WASHINGTON, jane . 1906.
About thirty five members convened Mr.. Aiken in the
chair No quorum Adjourned.
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HernId mhfme COIftsT0NdenC0.
raIP June 3-An unknown brig abore one mile East
~ Ei,s isand sbtkoufp Adtn With rum mos wes aud %
gnIs She can sshore LAST night In fog Win send
lhuars by rtxt mai.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3-Arr steamer Delaware, Copes,
nyo,t b,iss Helsu Mar, Churchill Mataszss A Fuxer,
Pntr;dse MouIs IslAnd; shrs Mississippi Hopkins, Cape
f&ayu Frank Herbert, Msyo, C1den@ Only Son, Phnney
ia bris Fillmore, Davis, 81 TtomM
MiscsIlansous and Disasters.
Be Correspcnsencs above.
Tia seashIp Nashville. Osp Berry from Charleson
dye s.ss.e;7 y:sss Ed.s.:s e ,: n 20. Ng tay2ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-04

lNLY N,-FHE CHEAPEsr NswsPAPER IN tn
~ world Ia the AMERICAN WLwlI,Y PRlS5. for onl,
81 year containing all he OF hs day FurpiA
% 10 asepis d u 30 per hundred. Advertisements rseYs
80 cents the Terms Dash Addrees orders 10
northwest corner Of FuNa Nd Nsssau srset Few York.
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MADAME MAR-rHE GRRATESr PHREnOLogIBI
vi and docress Of age he consulted for shor
time at 10 West Brv adwsv. She has satnnssed AmAasdi
bs he correctness with which abe has read ts!r ves
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HCnn R1wARD-TAKEN FROM TIE PREMISES
VOUU 3l Broadway, The night OF tho 3Oh Nay. let 4
goods consisting Of vsls cenr aoSton gpours and Ass
yeils cspes embroidered and lace oess and seevs As
the recovery OF which the above reward win be given
MILLER GRANT.
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~ 81 di.a1c.nln, snd ng .ms Of Ss In q
DC AMlRiOAs weekly PaHss ssouiA BE- Hasn ey sye
situton ard tho Union viii mxke sopuG VIZ " ca9e
Of The community II costs but dollsx yeax Ana suy
nfy csnis per line Term.: eass 10 4avsnoo: mvsrsssy
Orders and letters must be addressed Ia Amefcan
" Pres. Of Fulton and sHeea View York
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~ r.. WINES 4 CO.'S EXPRESS FOR CALIFORNIA.
". Oregon. Sandwich Isiaads Pacific Soa.s Ct soase
vislpanama, 7hursday rext June 1885. per steamer
ILLINOIS. Shippers will ease end 70 hei eghs 70 DAT
irtabt water proof We Also reaairns 70 tssv s:a
TAI e or I2, eanh our next exoro for The soeva
pcrte Nicaragua, VIII 80 forward June = pr steamer
e. H WINES CO., No. Bowling Green.
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CAhhn,, MADAME BREWSTER RETURNS. THANKS to-
oee rer ds erd patrons and begs that After tha|
d. both In this city and Phiadephs who have con
~ her With entire satisfaction abe feels confident that Ia
s uesons OF sssrolorv. love and and books
E a. relied on oonsapty ~ Napoleon abe has no eq.s
,ane OF her vtters 1873 Bowery between Fourth and Fb
OF her OWE.
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01Ol REWARD.-CNg HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL
OlUU be paid for the conviction OF the scoundrol re-
oevsd hundred and eighty three dollars and twenty cn
be drawn BY F. NJ Waters payable to n Baker ana
tiled by Floy Teller dated May IT. 1856 and the recovery
MARYLAND Ne balance in bills on Tie souh Royatss
Bank Vermont For paslcuara inq utfo ct jam
Taylors epoe and exchange ocs l69 Chatham street.
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TSACIFrC ivXPREsS COMPANY. Ia BROADWAY-AN
erprevs Aor California and the scuh Pacific coast VIII 10
orv sreH nv the United States NaAi ufno, June
ia cbsrge q ectal Freight tai = the reduced
$500 WH b. HALL, Agent.
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WI no Will, BA FH1 NOMINKE AT THR CIHCINFAd
w Ccrven ion question asked By every person abcut
hese tNnea "a Will he given IN Friday morsinga
4sfsfCsN WfsA II PEhss he chs,pss ns S.paHss Pc.
ony n year ana agents At 50 per hundred cash. =
ADVANCE Adverlse nts inserted at 30 cents pei line Ad
Nassau streets New IA RI.
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Som MARY Ann GUEsr-we ars happy to b ab 70 state
that The schooner Mary Ann Gues which published yes
terdy In our si a. mssas vessel arrived safe In Ph!ade
phia aner prokracted voyage.
LAuscH-The clipper bsrksnuns Fairy win b launched
from the yard Of Nesss Roosevelt Joyce Co. OF Hous
ION street. B. Ut l0 O'Clock this morning. She owned By
Gordon. Talbot Co. And intended for the East India trade
CARD. On leaving New York for Boston, IS proceed to
fiss ssa
s 1 s q and While on board ss
s o ~ he q
sS =: Do ss s sa:s =.
s .na any for S rsp rss
81 e. F a.ow ' HAVING !: i' nc %
&: s.s:;
Sn Ss s ad and S r
'os most
G1D !ss Of % se 1a
nom the sw paas q The nssissieappi March H. and arrived
cargo & sss
0' %
ss s shp HusTsno y % tos Sal
A &. Of IS The sSsi:
sship early No:eneer u. letter Ssag
s
.Pf SS
Try Young master, Eewburyport John breevor rhtda
Ia mate JACOB issn 6sa~.1s cool s eOlosed sarah
Sets James Veazs and Samuel Patterson. Maine: john
NcKean Per asyvania john Ward, VIM Fitzgerald Geo
Brown, NYoyk VIM Ross John Mcguire Geo Dovle Dun
Mckenzie, 1hcs PAINE II LArsen John Benoe, John
Campbell, John Gibbs, whore belceging unknown.
BARK TIDAL WAVE Hardy. at Boston fro NOreans, May
2 lat 80 49, Ion 70 &c. from z, ts vessel being
manageable obliged throw overheard l SACKS
uiu chip.
snR MONGOLIA (not Mongolia James, Barnes. fom Liver
pool for New Orleans, gos rsde Florida Beef Cons
Patches, 18th ut
scBR vANDAuL-Capt Amero. Of schr Active Boston
from Pubnco reports the Sir ct AN. Cape
IS miles fell IN with schr VaDdaa Hartman, from Frankfort
for b0t0n WIKI brick sinkng coalition TOOK OF CAPTAIN
and crow Of three and brought them 10 Boeon Tho
sank at 3 A n.
ScHR JOIN PHILLIPS CT Marbshead, fca New York l.
for Kingston before repored missing wssursd $1,000
Samuel Davis master aged 81 leaves wife and three
chi ofen John Burrdge % caves wife and
child; Nahsnel Hcwe Is unmarried R OF Marolo-
head Tho remainder OF tho shipped New York
scHR FRANK HERBERT al Philadelphia from CardenRs
the night OF 9Th ut lat 49, Ion 79 80 Isaac Rydlot OF
Truro Massachusetts, knocked oyerpOard the
DO. ard despite every effort save, met with wRIery
grave
vEsaErn belonging to Mes-rs Sweazy q williams, Of
this city lost the morning Of the 18th ut OF Faukne-s
Island, Long lsapd Sound. The cok themselves
their sor tour hard labor succeeded Ia
lug Kt Point, about mile below Westorook, Conn,
havr saved ncuE thei' lives rho vessel tor.
loss-no insurance. Newark Adv. june Q.
The wreck Of schr rtfanger lying West lnand. sold
81 auction at New BEDFORD SlI 10 Bapi Bal for $50
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REWARDS.

conn REwARD.-sTOLEN, FROM 81 BROADWAY
Ue)UU large lot o. Vaeprepnes Of various via IA
Honion .oes white gupure Ace black thread aoss bec
two lace collars and seeves embroidered collar sleeves
and other articles Any Information to be Left ct II
06cA of Chief of Police.
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N,REKMAn 4 CO.'S AxPRHsS-FOR CALIFORNIA,
Oregon, China Sandwich Islands and Pa9ihc eaAs a
sou,h Amsria VIA Psna.H w % dispachsd heIss Pc
Of o'ciOsk r Il Freight taken. at reduced raes unt
O'Clock N. Small parcels. letters &C. received until r.
on day OF sailing FkAkMAN i Co.. SO Broad way.
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Ok RRwARD-LosT. A CHECK, DRAWN HY ~ AAo
Bank payable 70 Eryh bearer hundred
seventy dollars. $500 Payment having been stopped IL
finder will receive the sbov1 leaving the wiz
I. G. Purdy No Wasdir gu0l market squAso, n. Y.
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A STONIsHING 10 ALI.-MADAxH. MoR1nu TRtIJ
"A past furIe sc.s INA, An ason.sh,
all who visit her ETA will tall h vsrv soush.s IN
rhows the epes Of tie intended BIZ sv ana
80 ssuses soo1oy wno ~ ali enjoy hap pinee
49, III ~ .o IEouIS have expressed hot
eens soc ~ mos. soI deIiae sy0egisl In the void
nen pot admitted rs Bros1as stfsss be. vena Cannon -
Columbia 49, S~oA -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

-ously damaged Every line ofthe, Forest
Queen was broken. As the last line gave way,
the ice gorged and the boat was saved, but is
lying in precarious position.
Amid SO many occurrences many accidents,
fatal or other WAYS, must necessarily have oc-
Cured, but how many it was impossible to de-
termine, in the excitement that prevailed
Many rumors were a1oat; it was very geuer-
ally asserted that several persons were wound
ed and missing, some in the water others in
the holds or sterns Of partially sunken boats
Boys were very numerous about the boats, and
several probably suffered. One was carried
of who had been thrown from the Medona
upon the ice; his cheek was cut completely
open. Another, it was strongly asserted, was
struck on the head by the rebounding part
the chain cable that was broken, and instantly
killed.
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G5e Dalp Journal
LOCAA FeEPAEe,FsEEN "a.
Proeeedings Of the CIty Council.
MoxpAY EVENING, Feb. Is.


Council met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent, Mayor Hopkins, and Councilmen Scant-
lin, Stephens, Elliott Hedorick, KTon, Kratz,
Pushee Hunnell and Mentzer.
A cash order was issued in favor Of the
Bodiam Mining Company for 50 60.
Also cash order in favor of Jas. Scantlin,
Jr for SO 40 amount expended for sundries
for Neptune Engine
The Washington Fire Company were al
lowed the sum of S102 %, amount of lumber
bill for erection of Engine house.
VIM Thomas was relieved of the tax on a
dog falsely assessed to him.
Mr. R. Fisher, Superintendent of the Fire
Department, made report for the week, which
was ordered filed.
The subject of equalizing Ahlering's proper
ty was referred to the Mayor and Mr..
Mentzer.
A communication was read from Wm.J. Ball,
Esq. relative to tapping the Canal at several
points for the supplying Of the Fire cisterns,
and on motion laid over.
Mr.. Mentzer moved, and seconded by Mr..
Scantlin, that committee be appointed to ex-
anime the Books of eMessrs. O'Riley and
Gwathmey relative to the wharf account. and
reportsat next meeting of Council.
Mr.. Elliott suggested the Mayor and Mr..
Mentzer for said Committee, which was ac-
cepted.
A cash order was issued in favor Of the e..
I. and C. Straight Line Railroad Co. for $500,
amount due upon the january installment.
On motion, Mr.. Goodge, Sexton of Oak Hill
Cemetery, was ordered to bring in his book
for comparison with the Clerks and Treasu-
rer's books, in order to ascertain what lots are
occupied not sold.
ACommittee of five consisting of Messrs
Elliott Stephens, EIunnell, Mentzer and Kron,
was appointed to assess the salaries of the va
rious city officers for the coming year.
1t was ordered that the owners of lots l, 2,
8 and 4 in MEG. En-, cause plank sidewalk
to be laid in front of their lots, within ten
days from the publication of this notice
Also that owners of lots ] and "a in block &c;
lin B. 80; "a in B. 80; ] and "A in B. SO, f.
E. cause a plank sidewalk to be laid along
said lots within ten days from publication of
order
The Committee on assessing salaries were
requested to meet at the Clerks office on
Wednesday evening, Feb 81, 1856.
Council adjourned.
WELL H. WALKER, City Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27
Destruction a Bon Harbor.

We learn by Mr.. Levi, Of the Tishomingo,
that the ice proved very destructive at Bon
Harbor, last Sunday night. Two boats load
ed with coal were sunk. Tioe1ce coal barges
were broken loose, and deposited with the ice.
One was afterwards caught at French Island,
and two others at Newburg. The other nine
had not been heard from by the owners yes
terday. These barges were worth over $500
each, but they are peculiarly valuable to the
owners at this time, and their loss will be Sc
riously felt But the worst part of the news
is the killing of man. He was struck with
the blight of broken rope attached to coal
boat, and almost instantly killed. We did
not hear his NAME
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

OF The J. NJ Stockwell left her Green
River quarters last Monday afternoon and
went to Newburg to take on some freight she
had engaged there. She made one landing,
but on endeayoring to change to another place,
was carried off by the ice, with a lot Of New
burg people on board, who were compelled to
make an unexpected visit to Evansville. We
hope the editor of the Tribune enjoyed his
arctic trip The Stockwell landed here at
101s O'Clock P NJ. Early in the morning her
hawser was broken, and she was carried down
the river. She had steam partially up and
after reaching the point below, started up again
and ARRIVED safely. She laid here all yester-
day taking in freight, and was expecting to
start South last night. She had a full cargo,
including 125 head Of cattle and 800 hogs and
ALI at first rate prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

GF The Bowling Green has left her place
at the mouth Of Green River, and gone to
Spottsville, on that river. to take freight. She
shipped her freight on the Tecumseh The
w. A. Eayes was preparing to leave for Louis
vile, the first hour she could safely do 50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

The river was full of heavy running ice
yesterday, although at times there would be a
partial cessation of the fields of ice. Naviga-
ton is not only very dangerous now, but it
promises to be 50 for some days to come, and
steamboat arrivals will necessarily be few
But grand rush will speedily follow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

uTMr. Lew, of the Tishomingo, called to
see US yesterday. His fine boat still lies at
the mouth Of Green River and will continue
there till she can leave with good assurances
If safety-the best policy. She will start for
Louisville in two or three days
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

CErThe David Gibson and Tecumseh left
h re for up the river on Monday. They reach
ed the mouth OF Green River safely, and laid
up there all night. The Gibson started up
yesterday morning. and the Tecumseh was to
have left yesterday afternoon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

eFThe Fl. Bridges arrived here from Flint
Island yesterday morning. She had been
caught by the ice there on her way down. and
laid up She had a good deal Of freight on
board and was yesterday taking on more
here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27
EPFCEN
PLnK FACTeTsY.

FT undersigned Will operations Evansville
of Eight and Division streets about the
March He viii haze hands all kinds of blows.
Psaeoss. Diamonds and improved pows bothone
and horse and slse sutoi plos and Tries improved
jumper pow All other fsTiE1 tools will be made here il
called The undersigned would selist all the River bot
BOYS DO above below Evansville and all the
rounding call and the kentaeky Boys to
poHs AMI Twill sci cheaper and better
JAMES TRfE.
81 will do al Kinds uiow mendng both iron and
pillow laying and sharpening Bring your crlPes
-snw*
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

5[The weather was rniltier yesterday than
any day we have had since winter opened up
on US. Brightin the morning and cloudy in
the evening
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CLEVER BoATs SUNK AT ct. LOUIS!
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. rs, 4, P. II.
The river broke up at 2 o'clock and five min
utes this afternoon.
Steamers Challenge, A. B. Chambers, Falls
City, Altoona, Paul Jones, Australia, Adriatc,
Sub Marine boat, Brunette, Bon Accord and
Federal Arch sunk--all went down with the
gorge.
1900 people are on the leyee. VIII give
particulars and amount Of damage done to-
night.
" PlrrsBuea, Feb 2G.
River 8 feet in channel and rising slowly.
A rise is reportedat BrownyiHe of 10 feet. We
had light fall Of snow last night which has
since melted, with every Indication Of rain.
EARKETs RY TELEGRAPH.
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Ii tBILITIEs
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not $I76 esq ~

ID t5ltt
Ii UTILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for and esq II
The Ua Insurance Company ta patrons the
satisfactory condition large increase Cash
the of their poiiesail
depres the standard OF They either
deud stock good valuable
SieldiDg moderate interest income
which the Assets have been valued
Besides this >olidly, the rany
strength ard security it derives
o. preseRtihg plalaax ExPERIENcED UNDERwR-
TERs. thirty ears. haRpest
results holders claimant, abes
the year 1885 with greater Prestige for future
ulnes han been reached ~ ally NATIONAL IN
All tilsfress to with aespaseh fidelity
iaa5o-tf ALLEN 0.-HALLoCK, Agent.
SOAP And c tNDEEsS.-5 heres Tallow Candles; 10
~ foxes Common aud German Seer scr sale i'y
fet2o i Wv 5 vIGKERY.
l5 ACKs u E5ll.-e8 packages "a low close bv
" 4 eeeT5-dsf GEO. FOSTER & co.
7 COX HERE.-8ARGAHNS:!-5 eut-Lots Tor sale
anI9 7. BACON & co.
EtAssEAiR IN $50 pieces fancy Cashmere. handsome
=, - 70 - : '''-' -@' anu ~ JXMss Low CO.
deel2-d&w AS Main sta. Louisville, KY.
ATEW BACON ANDLARD-
"a Iee9 lbs Of Prime New LARD
400 DO New Bacon Hams for sale by ,-,,,,.,,,
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The river broke up at 2 O'Clock and five mil

NV YoRK, Feb. &c.
Flor sales of 5,ooo bbls at s. s. for Ohio. Wheat
nastye. Corn Improving, l9690 bushels sold at 76c.
for mixel Moss Pork bser sales Of 800 bbsAt SIS 81
BeeEdeciined. Lard decliucd go bbis so1dat ld5sc
Whisky firm, sales 2eo bbls. Stocks firm, les Canton
at 2iA, Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati o. Erie
5s@, @ I M and Chicago 135 Michigan Central 95
Milwaukee sc, Chicago and Rock Island, o., Cam en-
26s, Illinois Central 972, Michigan Southern 81. New
York Cental 917S, Pennsy lyala oal company So Red
ding al, Virginia IS $685. MissouriG'sss.
BALTIMORE, Feb. a6
Sales $50 bb flour at Sc 70 for Howard Street Sc so
was refused for City Mills. Wheat 81 4o4s1 45 for
Re aud 81 5O@ ca for white, sales Of white and yell
low corn at IS d2G0c.
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01-The steamer Ohio has been lying ina
very perilous position at 0wensboro. Sunday
night her cables were broken, and the ice
swent her over to the Indiana shore She was
taken back again uniUured.
0ZrThe David White left HawsEille Mon
day evening for Louisville About thousand
or fifteen hundred persons, belonging to Haws-
vile and Cannelton, witnessed her departure,
while cheers and guns marked the great event.
We wish David and her officers success.
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REFAlL DEPARTMENT,
MAIS STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW the CORNER
- H. COOK b. gs to thank his friends in Evansville
4s neighbOrhood their avors freely upon
since he has 10 business amongst them takes
nus opportunity Of in roduo to their his 8r
y Ciok whom he has taken into Ear5nershiP from this
late. and socits for the firm u. H. son a
contnnanes of the support literally himself
T.. H. COX Son having taken the husisess premises
purchased the VII lie OF the stock Of Mr. NJ Foster feel
eonhdent thar viii be ENABLED Supply the citizens
hyansvIle With every article they may refuire
Gerry and Provision line. Fl G. Son wish especially to
draw the attention persons in the country having produce
OF kind dispose their increased
ny OF their stock audsupp ing them heir With all
articles required the Yholslle department at prices ta
mast ensure their orders for the future. feb If
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NOTICE
BsuCkwARE5aW FE.qlgIEg

II EsT reo'd this day. 80 saoks Extra Hned Buokwheat
- Flour "a No. l. dirsetlrosa ffsBargh5o lbs each
a. az T.-BAC0N & CO.'S -
deef Family Grocery. Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-27

= " 49, aG'EkEBRs
AVE their stock Of Groceries, etc., from their
ola stand to the four story building doors be-
lo~ the Washington Hotel. - sL7N 1ezHas g
We take s method Of returning sincere thanks to
numerous friends aud for their liberal
treBsee extended to daring the short time that have
been in business; and hope by strict attention bust
ness. to merits eOntiDuance OF the same.
j. y & s. VICKERY.
dfa dtf Main st between Second and Third.