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Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
WANTED, WANTED!:

I WILL pay the highest ina ket p ice in cash,
i for all sorts OF vegetables. ssch as potatoes
cabbage. beetss. tuEniss- &c. Also for eggs.
butter. chickens, oats aud cora. Persons hay-
ing the above articles for sale will do well ia.
bringing them to me. at the - Atehison House. %
sept. p 1855. IF. o. b. DICKINSON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
sH.ests% r. .sEC.Asialsss,
coR. .aEcoNc .Ayo rR ANcEs sFs.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.

ST. JOSEPH. NO.
IT AVE III store the Following na,ned articles
l. L whirh they offer TO the trade cheap for
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
sUNDRIFs.

Clothing. Boots, Shoes. Dry Goods. &c.
A large invoice of al kinds of clothing TO;
"a Fall and Winter Use. s}1ss
az cases mems. boys. woaren's, and chiidfen's
boots and shoes; =
Ii cases hats and caps;
lis pair mscKanaw, bed, Iaiisn, and. hose
b'anEets;
Geo pair Missouri country knit seeks, coIntJt
iaans ard a Ia ,ee and we'll al led stock oil
every kind of ra,l and winter dry goods.
including superior lot of fine dress goods
for ladies': taslts
Indian goods kept on hand. es5
1t is my pa. pose to sell low and | will salts
fy all who cali that they will .ad Atchison th-
best marKet in Kansas 20. BUYERS - -
Nilsson farme. opposite will be dealt with
az have i.aan accustomed to deal with them in.
Platte county. Their hemp and other Produce
will always be bought farzcash-sSz
sss-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

3. DICKSON,
C0nsa5sfssS0ss sEEerchsxssf.
N7ILL attend to receiving ard Forwarding
w All Goods forwarded on commission will
receive Immediate attention. =
~ -RefeHences:- ~
Sr. LouTs.--R- IL Stone, L. III Lerkin-y ss5s
LkxIseros.--As M.y Chadwick, ). H. Light
WEsTox--E. Cody, Belt 4 Coleman, n. r.
Young. -zr~x-@r zz2--r srz
Sr. JosxSn. =, Middleton & RIisy, John
~ e. s.E-.. !. t-E.s.z.ES ~ = .lo-u
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
40 THE ClT!zENs oE KANSAS.

IsLARDY x PRt W.T., Wa,l .se's anl Il.
~ tail ,eaie = N Dr .ss. No, ,.;,as Paints
Oiis &C., 1T parkviile can now sell TO the peo-
pie of Kansas any thing in tIie line, cheaper
and az less tro;bie TO the purchaser. than any
House this side of st. Louis.
parkviile, Mo. ~ftf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
HaYla 8i11a
IIzs. ID. aTcvAY

EesS. ID. HfcvAY
IT As permanently iocated in Atchison. and
l. oFf.r his professional ~ vice to eha citi-
1ei.s "f 'Ateh son and uicfuity.
-tlfiiee on VI lin street, in 5. DiSot's s'o
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
WE. DYER.

ERrHANT, has always on hahd com
;sl p.etA assortment or -. c"eries and Pro
visions at his o.,re in Salt Geek >n..:cy. Kan
sas Territory. '1H.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
ID. M. .JORNsTON.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW, will attend to any
11oisiaess of his professioas Office at Doni-
phan. Kansas Territory. m
= GS have the Instructions or the Pre-emp-
til law, also instructions to Registers and
Receivers. n29
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

-a.I- q JAMES a. HEADLEY, .llaY!
ATT . N EY AT4LA w.
Afclais0n, X. Z.
"ILL PRACTICE Law in the District
w Courts of the Territory, the Probate
Courts OF Leavenwor;h and Donfph.n counties
and also the Counts Of Buchanan and Platte
counties. sao ts
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

Immense Store, Denbls III fermsF size!
UTE have received and are now receivine
w decidedly the largest and mest complete
STOCK OF CLOTHING..a
Ever brought to this market. Our goois have
heen purchased at very low prices, and manu-
factured for cash; we are therefore enabled to
offer In our customers extra Inducements
We have built large addition to our store.
making it twice its former size. We have also
made large skyiishts 90 a. to have an ahund.
ance OF light.
By the 18th of August, we will hsve opened
onr entire stock ready for the GREAT RUSB
Of fall trude. s-e-~~s-.s
We shall be most happy to see eur old friends
and cnstome =. as also those who havs never
bought Of is before, to whom we will showiout
stock with pleasure, feeling confident that we
can Offer them
s BeEres.is bargains sai
than any othrr hcnse ia the w st. as oar. stock
will be VERY LARGE and our object il t.
sell out clean to good men. and for CASH, we
are determined to SELL Low.
''1li lisisI = ssoi1i52 MARTIN & BRO.
aug 2s. Nos. Iaui la Main Street. =
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
R. NJ. DAVENPORT.

PHYSICIAN, Salt Greek Valley, Kansas
L Ferritory; can be found at the store of N
=. kively. near Salt Greek bridge. .ltf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
TO THE LADIES.

"A = AsAAV1ExSstt
" T. would Particularly invite the attention
w Ut ladies to our large stock of Dress
Goods. Mantillas and Boanets ssea
sl3-tf CONWELL s. SPENCER.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

O0Q0 Feet bis sting f.'se 70 cal" bv I
cV{JO STEPHEN JOHNS TON.
oct. 10 1855. ga ~ EGa4.[ - IL u tft
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

| 7 oCKs, Latcl,e>, Bolts. Dors, Gate ane
IL Sh .ttoT Hinges. and Fas.nings, Sc ews
| Sp lgss, B ads, and fin shing Nails; Patty
SSH and Pine Panel Dlo 8, fof sale ciI up b,
oct. 16, 1855. STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

.. NJ aAAxszss = k.sSs3sI -. s-sHAs1is
New York, 81 Louis
.7Eealssssossth stock 81
GIG THIN G.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26
.suisdins Nfaferiass.

- bags Died Apples and Pc ehes, i,,st re-
y ceis-d and fo. sale by s. JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-02-26

900 Sacks ezra supcr6ne flour. in store and
~ TO sale by .se s.- S. JOHNSTON. 'is
M.
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Gbt Oailg Sontnal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Tyler's Opera Troupe.


This Opera Troupe will give Concert at
ks,ollo Hall this ecening. They are said to
make first rate music, and to be perfect but-
ton smashers in the way of fun. Here Is what
was said Of them at New Albany
TYIER's OPERA TRoUPE.-This renowned
troupe had an excellent house on Saturday
night. notwithstanding the very inclement
weather, and kept the house in continual
roar during the entire performance This troupe
consists of good performers, and tonight they
offer great bill of performances Billy KeId
the eccentric Brudder Bones Of the company
takes benefit tonight. We would say to
all VINO can enjoy good joke and a hearty
laugh, 90 to the American Hall and see Billy
Reid in the character of Old Bob Ridley and
conductor of the railroad smash up.
Ledger.
TYLER's NATIONAL OPERA TRoUPE.-Not-
withstanding the inclemency OF the weather,
this excellent troupe had a full house on Sat
urday night 1t is useless to say anything In
favor of this company, as our citizens all know
that they have already gained that reputation
in New Albany which they most assuredly de-
serye-"The Star Band of the day" Billy
Reid. as "Brudder Bones,'' opens every night
a new bu lget offun, wit, and humcr, and never
sfails to keep the audience in a roar OF laughter.
In, TIC. raitrsad sniash-up, as conductor, ne IS
hard to beat Cearlie Tilfords banjo Mu-
sic Lesson" is well worth the price OF admis-
SION Tribune.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EPORTED EXPRESSLY Fer THE JOURNAL
CON GREsS ONAL.
WASHINGTON, March Z.
Senate not in session.

WASHINGTON, March Z.
Senate not in session.
HoUsE-Examined report Of committee on
elections renewed. Edward Oliver, of Mis-
souri, addressed the House at length, in oppo-
sition 20 empowering the committee to send
for persons ard papers, and maintained that
on the head of Mr. Reeder and others, who
had. joined in extraordinary movements for
getting up Imaginary Emgrant Aid Societies,
and. procuring Slharpg.. rifles, rested the res
possibility Of all The difficulties in Kansas
Their sole object being to defeat what they
called the Infamous Kansas Nebraska bill
These things were calcul5ted justly to excite
indignation among the people of Missouri and
Kansas Territory. r,
Oliver Indignantly repealed the term BORDER
rufians," as applied to patriots, conscious OF
their rights and with nerve enough to main
tain them.
NEW YORK, March z
The Z. S. steam frigate remains in Hamp-
ton Roads, awaiting orders from Washington
to govern her future movements. Her trial
trip was perfectly satisfactory, both as to sail
ing under canvass and with steam.
Mr.. Barclay, the British Consul, has paid
$4,000 to Capt. Brownlow, on the British
bark, Louisiana, which vessel was engaged to
carry three hundred recruits from New York
to Halifax; in consequence of the arrest of par
ties engaged in the recruiting expedition aban-
doned.
The above amount was fixed by the arbitra-
tors as damages.
TORONTO, March Z.
Resolutions favoring the enactment of pro-
hibitory liquor law, have been lost in the As
sembly by one majority. A stringent license
law was subsequently passed by large ma
jority.
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LUcK!-0he ofedr carriers, an industri-
Gus lad was lucky, enough to secure fine
painting a scene on The Juniata, at the Draw
ing of the Cosmopolitan Art association
We congratulate him on his success. There
were three paintings drawn by persons in this
city, which is very fair result. At all events
we presume there are three persons who will
not complain.
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AT APOLLO HALL THIS EvENING!-Tylers
Minstrels have arrived. This troupe, number
ing nine persons, will give one.of their excel
lent concerts this evening at Apollo Hail. and
offer rich bill of fare. The two plays emit
tied Railroad Gallop and Black Swan are among
the many rich scenes they perform. A hearty
laugh will be enjoyedby those who attend, and
all for % cents.
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FINE CIGARs--Mr. Jacob Schroeder reeeiy-
we'd yesterday by the steamer S. +. j. Trabue5
up from New Orleans, a large lot of cigars di-
rect from Havana. We have tried them and
know them to be good. Those wanting to
purchase by the box or at retail, will do well
to try some of this new arrival.
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Look OUT LADIEs!-Fhe sale of China ware
&C., &c, by Woolsey & Nelson, viii be con-
tinued to-day, at tlteirauction rooms. A coed
many ladies were present yesterday, and great
bargains were obtained. Let there bea big
crowd there this afternoon. :.
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VIRGINIA from Louisville to New. Orleans.
STATESMAN from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
TIsHoNNGo from louisville to ashville.
WIN A EAvE3 from Louisville to owing Green.
BELLE SHEaIDAy from New Orleans to Louisville.
ALEox1A from Nashville to Cincin att.
NoxoSGAHELA from Gin oinnAti to New Orleans.
E. HOWARD from New Orleans to Louisville.
The Magnolia is due here this morning
from Cincinnati, for Cumberland river and
Nashville. She is in command of Capt. VIM.
F. Fuller, with our old friend Charley Sontag
presiding at the Office Those bound for Nash
vile will find the 9Taghofia a comfortable
boat.
The big steamer Eclipse passed down
Thursday night very heavily laden. She did
not take on any freight here. We thank Mr..
Forsee, of the Office, for large package OF pa
pers.
The swift packet Rainbow may be ex-
pected down this morning and after short alb
sence to Henderson, will start for Louisville
again. It is unnecessary to advise those bound
up the river to take passage on her. They
will do so without advice.
Capt. Ned Montgomery's big boat, Re-
public, landed nearly 100 tons of freight at
ST. Louis her last up trip-a very fair up load
- From II o'clock Thursday till u
o'clock yesterday, the water receded Is inches
at this point Still falling last evening"
Weather clear and cool; freezing hard Of
nights.
The S. FL. Trabue arrived yesterday
from New Orleans with COED load of freight,
of which she put out considerable amount
here. She will be down again next Monday
or Tuesday.
The w. A. Eaves arrived yesterday af-
terhoon from Louisville, with good deal of
freight. She took on more here preparatory
to st,rting for Green River.
Capt Mullken, of the Florida passed
up yesterday on the Belle Sheridan He says
the Florida will be thoroughly repaired, and
leave Paducah Sunday night or Monduy morn
ing for Louisville.
The fine steamer Belle Sheridan laid
at our wharf nearly all yesterday afternoon.
She was from New Orleans, with a good load
of freight. She put out some here, and took
on board a large lot of freight. She left here
on her last trip up when she turned back from
this point. She started last evening for Lou
syiltc.
THE Monohgahela was taking on large
lot of beef and corn at the wharf yesterday af-
ternoon. Rates for corn.4Oc. per sack.
The E. Howard arrived from New Or
leans yesterday afternoon. She put out large
quantity of freight, all consigned for other
points excepting so bbls. of molasses.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, March 7.
Flour market firm, sales of 5000 bbls 81 30 50
Wheat firm. Corn declined, sales Of 10000 bushels at
6sc for mixed Mess Pork declined sales 10 bbls at
SIS 81. Beef firm. Lard firm. Whisky firm. Stocks
lower, Chicago and Rock Island 95. Cumberland 242
Michigan Southern 97. New York Central 943<, Penn
sylvania coal company 967 Reading e17, Virginia 6s
90, Canton 22%, Cleveland and Toledo 1884, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh 6s4, Erie 56A, Michigan Central 946,
Milwaukee e4H.
BALTIMoRE, March Z.
Sales Of 500 bbs Howard street and 200 bbIs City
Mills 1our at 81 25 Wheat unchanged. Corn dull at
decline of cents, sales of white at Sc mixed 55c.
yellow 60,
NEw YoRr March,
Several thousand sacks of Rio coffee sold at auction
at 10]E91315c. Showing an advance of &c.
Africa fully due.
PITTsBURGH, March,.
No change in the ice. 10 feet water in the channel
Weather clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, March 7.
The demand for -four continues good sc IS. Wits
ky Gull at 2sc. receipts large.
New ORLEANS, March 5.
Cotton ull with sales 1000 bales. Whisky 42c ~.
Orleans sugar 7c Noasses "a &c. Rio coffee 1i75c.
Starng exchange 81. Fretghts of cotton to Liverpool
his.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNT-
EERE AT AECEAON.

q WILL sell public Monday the 9th of March,
commencing at ~ O'Clock at the residence of Edward
Neumater deceased all his personal perty consisting
and elegant Furnturs, viz: Sofa, Chairs. Bureaus
Bedstea Beds Tables. Stands, Carpets, Mrols Stoves
Cupboard ware. &c, &c.
TERNs.Au of three dollars and under cash.
three dollars credit of months will be the
giving with approved security waving relief Of val
uation and appraisment laws.
AMELIA NECMASTER.
mh7tds WOOLSEY d NELSON, Auctioneers.
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BUSINESS GLANCED.

HAVE seid my stack Of Gzooeriesto Messrs T. H. CooE
Son who will continue the business at ny cid stand
which rented to them fer years They will
CONNECT with il their present business OF Family cries
Produce hope friends call an
examine their stock and give them liberal trial.
In retiring from busines would return
thanks friends customers for
liberal PATRONAGE, and what is still
business. their general puncuaty
shall hencefOrh ba found at the office Of GEO. FOSTER Co
tof which firm am member), and will give business
Of that house my personal attention and where shall
pleased to my friends.
jan22-tf NJ W. FOSTER.
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AUCEAON ROOMS,

Old Court House. Corner Main Third imme
diateIy opposite vhe Washington Hotel.
4 AVING Leased for of years and ftte4 the
u u above we'll kEc stand. prepared to
eeiye for sale auction private SALE all kinds
gie5 ETC..
Cash advancssnais on nsigarseats yhen required
Regular sales eyerY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
cling O'CLOCK A. NJ ALSO Tuesday Wedaesday
aud Friday nights. early gas light. =,
Outdoors lies and sales of real estate promptly attended
to.
RAJ assortment of En- TUE, consisrg slat
spindle backs. scroll aid scolltops rim
back office, French, Jenny LIND. and Bsstle wood
Chairs mahogany wood sofa seat Chair Elizabeth
>hars; rockers sofas, sociables centre
card dining and breakfast bless light and wash stands
lOIges. mirrors. fEe and misses bsdsteads.
trasse tin and StlcH viii sell at Gin
cinnNsi pricos.
OF handa gIeas3aTiesy ofnotioRs jewelry
volins aoeorde0s pcckes cutlery. guns pistols whips.
etc.. etc, which Will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEI NELSON,
my9 Aucts.
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S1,07 ~

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not SIG 0s2 a
The tua Insurance Company s patrons the
factory large increase in Cash
security ofther pociesal be-
ing placed the minimum market value at the present time
the standard of They either
prime idend paying good valuable and clean
Yestments yielding moderate interest and income. This
standard Assets have valued
INTEREST. Besides this edlty the mpany calls
sod rity itderiYes from
bne system Agencies throughi having the
prssonting nnite phaanx of ExPERIENcED UNDERwRI
rEs worked thirty the happiest
stockholders and claimants enables
year with prestige
than been reached by really NATIONAL In
business attended so With despatch and hdeIity:
ieusO-tf ALLEE c. RALLOCK, Agent.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHINA WARE Az AUCTEON.
IRON stone. Gold BaE{A, French Deco-
rated and pIsgiG CHING Mare.

rated and FlaiL Chlna Ware.
VA will sell at auction coTeenong iday March It'll.
AE 1856. O'Clock P. ~. Ethe store adjoining the
Crescent City Bank SPLENDID China Ware
Britannia Ware. Silver Plated Wae. English Cutlery &c.
consisting Gold Band China Sets Plain White French
China Sets Gold Band TIA SETS 81 to a pieces Plain he
French China Tea % ~ pieces Decorated French
Ssts 81 to pieces Decorated Toilet Set; Plain
White Toilet Sets and great variety Of sqrrss in China
Decorated Gold Band and Plain, consisting ofs Plates
Mugs Cups and Sauc Gold Band Plates, Dishes. &C.
3 it1ns Ware Coffee Pots Tea Pots. Spoons Eorks
Cutlery Silver Plated Ware variety of other
ticles mention. The sale will be
FRI day day The ladies specially in
vted attend The Goods open for inspection.
mh7tds WOOLSEY d NELSON, Auetioneers.
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RIVER ENTELEEGENCE.
POET OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
FRIDAY. March

FRIDAY. March 7.
ECLIPSE from Louisville to New Orleans.
VIRGINIA from Louisville to New Orleans.
STATESMAN from ST. Louis to Cine.ana.i.
TIsHoNINGo from louisville to ashyille.
WIN. A. EAvEs from Louisville to Bowling Green.
BELLE SHEsIDAT from New Orleans to Louisville.
ALEoSIA from Nashville to Cincin att.
NoSoNGAHELA from Cincinnati TO New Orleans.
E. HOWARD from New Orleans TO Louisville.
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HOUSE LOTS AT AUCTION.

WILL sell at auction Thursday March 18th at 10 O'Clock
at Woosey Nelson's of Main and Third streets.
Lot Block in ELECTS enlargement Is feet front by 1923
deep with good story frame house good ceIer and
cisteTn. Sale positive. terms cash. GEO. WAITE.
mh7 .ds VIC JLSEY 4 NELSON, Auctioneers.
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20 900 NUMBERs,-1,OO 900 PRIZES !!


APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
preceding ding numbers to those
drawing the 200 prizes will be entitled the 500
Proclamation For example. if ticket No 1880
prize those tickets numbered l24s 1929 1881
lz52 will each be entitled $780, and according
to the aboT scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
there eco tickets
1900. There 2O0 full prizes and 300
making in all LOCO prizes.
20 coo correspond ng with the
ber the tickets printed separate slips of paper
rolled and endrced with small tin tubes and placed in
GLASS Wheel.
he amounts Of the full prizes similarly print
end encted placed another wheel After revolv-
g the wheels number is drawn from the wheel mum
and az time prize drawn the other
by boys blindfolded The number prize
and exhibited the audience reg
stered friz6 being placed against
the number drawn This operation is repeated until all the
prizes drawn out. The drawing is then printed ard
ter comparison the eertifes
E1S- Prizes payable in full, WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Address orders for tickets to X. FRANCE I CO..
febt3 Baltimore, Nd.
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TIfoMAs f8EADEN .

NETILL deliver Goods free Of charge when boughsa his
w Store: He keeps supply Of Bacon Hams Shoulders
also. 10 the Ban, Oats Meal
Flour Sheed Corn White Beans Butter Eggs Lard Tea
Coffee Stone Ware.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
JANUaRYi 1856

As presented its Stockholders. and made out in mp
Gus with State laws of New York, Ohio, Indiana lino
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S. / g 8 0 o o.!
NAEYLAND LOTTERY.

TO BE DRAWN
Fl " A N A II L. A N Is,
GRIND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. GLASS 10.
To be drawn in Baltimore Nd Saturday o. 1885
r. FRANCE & CO, MGs:dgers.
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!COAl FRON THEE BODIAM MINES

-
TNfS superior article Coal ready delivery
IL from city ding. All orders left at the Company
yoamore and First will be promptly
atten Aed as follows i.t
Orders left before IL clock NJ, delivered day.
Orders left that hour and before6 clock P M, do
.ivered before n9on next day.
The prepared furnish Goal for Statone
on the z. and o .+Kailr6gd, as follows:
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PAYNES MEAT $

T7. IS now opened for the the old stand
NSS ststreet. between Vine and Sycamore streets
- will keep constantly on hand all kinds of fresh
ke prices would be glad have calls from old cuso-
IN and the public generally.
feh6-tf WM PAINE.
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UNCURRENT MONEY.

tITIZENS Bank, Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
panv Plan and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank o.
Bank Chattanooga and Commercial Bank of Nash
Memphis aud most other Banks of Alabama. Ten
Georgia and North and South Carolina taken
for Groceries, by s. L. GILBERT & CO.,
feb5-tf Syc.. Water
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.

FHftICuIur AILraCEtOH
WNTE to show customers
w patrons entire stock of Winter Gooos eonst
the richest variety the beautiful assormeRs
goods the All these Goods having
purchased selected by Mr. Jacob LoeweDtha in the
New market enjoy unsurpassed advantages and
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices,
Our and excellent embraces article
desirable line of Dry Goods and Cloth
You respectfully solicited TO ea and examine these
Goods. VIM, LQWENTHAL & CO.,
ianI6 Corner First and Main
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500 shares Hartford and n Haven R.R.
StocK, .:... ~. ~....... Oh.
R Stack. preferred and guaranteed
10 per Northumberland. 3,
107 shares Boston 4 Worcester K. R.
StocK $780,. .,
$50 shares Conn. River r. r. Stock. IL,