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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-11
WASHINGTON. July s.

w AsHiNGIoSt . NY Q. s.
The case of Mr.. Brooks for assault and
battery ON Mr.. Sumner, was brought before
the Judge of the Criminal Court this morning.
There was large at tendance, including SEN
a. sor Butler and other members Of Congress.
The District Attorney read the correspond
ence between him and Sumner to show he
had used due diligence, though unsuccessful
ly, to obtain the presence Of Mr.. Sumner, who
h I'd expressed himself that he had no desire
to take part in the proceedings, and left the
city.
Testimony was brought by Mr. L. Leder
who caused the arrest of Mr.. Brooks after the
assault. j. w. Keitt, Senators Pearce, Fos-
ter and Toombs appeared in mitigation.
AT the instance of Ginten, the counsel for
the accused, the extracts were read from Mr.
Summers speech rejecting On South Carolina
and Mr. Butler.
Doctors Boyle and Lindsey, and Senator
Benjamin testitied-the last expressing in his
opinion, from what he saw of Mr. Sumner,
that Sumner had his speech printed before is
delivery. Mr.. Brooks made sport of the
speech, regretting that Mr.. Sumner was abb
sent as he hoped to have the benefit of an in
terrogation before the House committee He
took the ground that there are some offenses
for which the law affords no adequate remedy,
and said while he had a heart to feel, and a
hand to strike, he would redress the wrongs
OF his political mother from the effort to cover
her with dishonor. His property might be
squandered, his life endangered, but he would
be true to her who bore him. lie then bowed
to the Majesty of the law to receive his SEN
tence
Judge Crawford said that as the matter
might perhaps be tho subject Of an inyestiga-
ton at another place, (meaning the House of
Representatives. he would forbear to comment
on the testimony, and pronounce the judgment
of the court, that Mr.. Brooks pay fine of
three hundred dollars. Mr.. Brooks returned
with his friends.
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- The river is on a stand at this point,
with four and half feet at Scuffletown.
- The Aunt Lefty passed down yester-
day partially loaded.
- Plenty of tobacco on the wharf again
boats wanted to take it to Cairo.
- The Lands has been sold to Captain
Jos. Scott, of Cincinnati.
- The H. d. Newcomb that started to
New Orleans last week, owing to low water
and dull times, has returned to Portland and
laid up.
- The James Montgomery is one Of the
boats chartered by the New Orleans and Cairo
Mail Company. They have her TIL the first Of
October
- The Paul Jones was offered for sale in
Pittsburg on the 1st. $1,000, being the
highest bid, she was not sold. She is two
years old.
The wreck of the City of Wheeling
has been purchased by Capt. Mcclure, for S.
325-about half its value. Efforts will be
made to raise the hull and rebuild her.
- We see by the Louisville Courier that
Capt. Sturgeon has closed the bargain with
Capt. Broadwell for the Eclipse, for $4,000.
Quite a falling off from what she cost. Sne
will run from New Orleans to Princeton.
- Capt McGill is now in Paducah, and
will be up soon, if there is water enough, with
the David White. She was locked at Padu-
cab, but the Captain wants to complete his
repairs at Louisville. The submarine bell
boat company charged him $1,000 for raising
the boat-a good speculation for them.
- The following boats are laid up at Pa
ducah: Switzerland, Midas, Tecumseh East
port, Gulnare, Choctaw, Cherokee, Peter Tel
lon, Alvin Adams, Rainbow, Empire, j ohm
Simpson, City of huntsville, Emma Brown,
Henry Lewis, David White, Northerner
Fashion, Highfyer and Ben Franklin
Two-thirds of these boats would have laid
up at Evansville had we been properly fixed
to repair them. How long shall we talk of the
Marine Railway With Scufletown bar
above us to keep ooats from getting home to
Louisville and Cincinnati, and our Railroad
connecting with those places, Evansville pre-
sents to up-riyer boats greater inducements to
repair here, than any other point. But all
this has been said, over and over again. For
the want of proper action in this matter, Ev-
ansville loses thousands of dollars every sum
mer, the growth 81 tne city is retarded, and
Ps1ucah, place below us, possessing not one
falt tie Advantages of this place, is rapidly
gaining on US in the race for pre- eminence.-
When is that Committee to report, appointed
to correspond &c. Let us have one working
meeting, after Sc many taking ones. So with
tbs lecture. we wind up the steamboat ne ws.
When we can give description of fine
steamer built of Vanderburg white oak, we
gill then hope that all our competitors will be
distanced. a
STEAMER ENVOY SUNK.-The steamer En-
voy Capt Campbell, bound from st. Louis to
st. Paul, was sunk on the Sd inst. The boat
was attempting to cross the Upper Rapids
with two barses in tow, and struck rock and
sunk in eight feet water. In the engine room
were 100 hhds sugar, which is a total loss
The Envoy was valued at SILL 900, and was
not insured. 1t is thought the boat can be
raised. aasass -
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Flowers FOR GREAT BRITAIN.--An evidence
of the facilities of intercourse between this
country and Great Britain, presented by the
steamship lines, was afforded by the last trip
of the Persia gentleman of Brooklyn, who
takes considerable interest in Horticulture, had
a beautiful boqnet prepared for the purpose of
presenting to a friend and commercial cores
pondent in Liverpool. of similar taste. Tn
was boxed and prepared for the voyage. A
letter has been received from Liverpool which
states that the flowers came to hand apparent
ly as fresh and fragrant as if they had been
gathered only the day previous, and remained
in good condition for full week after their re-
ception.-[N. r. Com.
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CuitApi THAN tVER.
WATCHES AND J EWELRY.

EY have lust received, and have constantly hand
NN large and we'll selected stock OF Fashionable Jewery
comprising all qualities and s which will be sola at East
prices. -,
gne stock II dne Gold and Silver Hunting and
ali rranted aud stlow hgur We also Keep the largest
Of Qagson, Warren Hy dos and - d. Beers
fne Gold Pens in the city.
Silver Ware. Porte Monies. Aceordeons eight Gay ans
thirty honr Clocks ha and Tor sale at reduced
prices Rereivng direct from the Mauufaetu
rers and ters ALE offer coon
rcmey low price. BiFfKoLFF SONS,
jel5 Main street. oetw first and Seeond sss
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nn lANN,s AEUE BNLsANf.

mi veil and popular remedy VII oh has proved
If The wonder admiration Of the aghout
VI estern country ana ow-ndered
saa retail the Speoial Messrs
Iallock sto dards. Ma street. opposite the Ey-
ansvNe Ind. We ~oald say those afflicted with that
dreaas dsease Chill Fever and gue hped N Dr.
MANNs AGUE BALsAM certain safe and afeetuai cure
every used according directions Sold BY all
spectacle druggists and dsae-s the Western sts and BY
Es--.5SS HALLoCK & SFODDARDs"
.sr1.rszafH Whoiesaie agents Evansville ind.
-.Andby RCSFx Hev Harmony. s.. q. &Asy CO..
jsta-3uws -zeeaz Rroprietors sssa'Sn : u.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Kansas Convention.

Kansas Convention.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July TO-
The Kansas Convention met, yesterday, Ex-
Governor Reeder presiding. The object OF
the meeting was to secure unity and efficien-
cy of action through out the country in behalf
Of the freedom Of Kansas A commtte on
resolutions was appointed. Most of the ses-
sion was consumed in addresses Of the wrongs
of Kansas.
New YoRK, July 10.
At a Republican ratification meeting yester-
day, at Williamsburg, letter was received
from Jas. Maurice, Democratic member of
Congress, from the first district, fully sympa-
tpising with the object of the meeting.
New YORK, July 10.
Flour firm, sales 1900 at ST 25a7 so for
southern; 81 55a8 rs for extra brands; wheat
irregular, $4,000 bush sold; sales 400 bbls
mess pork at $50; beef steady, 200 bbls sold;
lard firm, 800 bbls sold; whisky advanced, 200
bbls sold.
BALTIMORE, July 10.
Flour steady; 1900 bush wheat sold at
81 so; corn better, white 6oa62c, yellow
$4,000.
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OF No gentleman is dressed unless he has
well polished boot or shoe. Keller, Farms
ley 6 Co., have a superior article of backing
which they sell at wholesale or retail. Call
at their drug store on Main street
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BIRTH OF New ENGLAND MANUFACTURES.
In 1887, the first cottonmil in Massachu-
sets was erected at Beverly by John Cabot
and others but such were their difficulties,
that in three years they were almost compell-
ed to abandon the enterprise AS last -
sort, they petitioned the legislature fo- assist
-ance, and the committee to who, the sul ieet
was referred, reported II. FAVOR of granting
them one thousand pounds sterling, to be
faisea oy @,.~y'
IN %. two Scotch brothers, named Rob-
er. and Alexander Barr, erected cardng and
spinning machines, for Mr.. Or, at East
Eridgewater, Mass, which was considered OF
so much Importance, that the legislature, to re-
ward their ingenuity and encourage machin-
lists, "made them grant Of &20O, and after
ward added to their bounty by giving them
six tickets in the State Land Lottery, in
which there were no blanks"
In 1905, the total consumption of cotton in
all the United States, was a little more thar
one thousand bales. Now, the cotton coRsum
ed by the mills at Lowell exceeds two million
eight hundred and twenty thousand pounds ;
month"; Manufacturing Jour.
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EyNHE suhscril,r .teA'n of the health an
pleasure seeking these Springs located e rtssn
miles from PrtersbI which place daily I'm
Hacks The medi ina perties of the water are IN
passed and having us1 computed large and spaeou
pr pared entertain in the St me
Springs situated 10 the deep st forest shade OF k
when ogether with the in 'uee mehts
the desirable Summer Retreat tor the health OF
Sc 7. 70 he found IN the STA - -.
iel3 lwd3mws BROWN & MORTON Pro arietors.
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" On the outside we publish an article
from the London Times, in relation to the
present relations of England and America.
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0AsiEr~oot's a,J;iioFI;iV MOONS, HIRAM

D "
AsJCEION FEOOMS,
I'D Court House Corner of Main and dstreets. mne
iia6ely opposite this Washington Hotel.
AVING leased teFR ofsyears aud fitted M the
Il above we'll stand, prepared 10 re-
private SALE all kinds DDS
household furniture, horses. bug
Sies, etc.. eSc.
cash advances ma consiguments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
or J'elock, A, M Also Tuesday. esday
md Friday nights at early gas light. -lsag
u-doorsaes andalss of real estate promptly attended
We weekly receiving. 40 have hand large
rtmentof Flu RNIFU RE- consisrg otslat
pndle and bannster backs scroll and scolop tops rim
office, French, Jenny Liud, and Bsstle wood
mahogany aud wood etassst Ghaisi Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers. ssas soeiables centre
tna breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fac and misses bedsteads mat
and safes, etc. which will sell at Gin
snnati prices.
Iso hand great variety ofnotsHs. jewelry
yoIns aceordeons pocket cutlery, pistols whips
tc. which Will ssl At reduced prices for cash.
Wholesale or retail. @ 81 MOoLSE1 a NELSoN..
my9 Auet's
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NOTICE.

TNE EquaIization Board the Of Lsmasoo City
will their session, at the Town alt, the
I4 day July 1856 for the prPase odadusng any error
that upon the Assessment Roll for this tenth
corporate and continue from day day until said
equalization is completed. BY order the Board.
Ie23-tf DANIEL CHUTE, CLERK.
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ANoTHER ARRIVAL or

S u M NJ R G L O / 4 y y
81 Cas.imere and Grass Coats tanef white Linen
"a rrs a A. Ste Pant white and fancy Marseiiies
Se az the finest .teriaI and in the latest stgle
RS rs IN sa sord eheap at =. LOBFNSTISE,S -
Iyo western Star Clothing Sore under PaFifioa
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90 BARRELS OHs 10000 BOTTLES
OF WINE AND FRLsT RRANDY ~.
A NJ BR OTYPES
AIKEN AT TsEE

- q Y "A H1N = It THE
= II III B E a. M 2
70 very heavy pense nlearni thePro-
cess and IN htsing foF taxing
an prepared the style any
bTotyPes from oue-ninth oue-ha The ANDRE
the DagaerreOtype
having this glare of Duglerre tyre plate
De in Eht- We also take pictures
positive aud negative picture. and when held the light
it is perfestly transparent The Ambroypes dIrale
being. when hushed, entirely airand tight
be taken in all kinds Of weather
Tine adults Tor sitting from 10 to seconds; children
from Please cali ami see speci Nous sf.e
P. S.-DaguerTeotypes takea in the diderent styles
fehS- II ". TILEST0S.
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CT Yesterday was one Of our warmest
days. The thermometer stood at in the
shade at O'Clock
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DIR. !. N. AtcisILt.. ELECTIC PHI sICIAN,
lEEAvING returned after short absence, tenders his
services the citizens of Es ansville veinty in
practice Of dicine 0bsteries once residence
Vain street1 yrits the Court House, isssaui
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AUCTION SALES.

AT AUCTION
I'D ENG ABOUT &c Leave the state indaps sud shing
TO estate aud settle the sans
isSVe, will Moaday the z5th day OF Augu
public auction residence on THIRD street.
oppos,te tn. 5etma Catholic Church all my household
Kitchen urniture of Carpets Sofa Beds and bed
ir Chars stoves &c; Piano Forte and large
Oil Painting; los fne Carriages and Bussies aud
all 10 rses o u hands at the time Of sale -
will be gveo on all sums over Slo
taking with approved security
have also valua sale cheap AID good
terms All indebted TO whom am INDEBTED are
Fs $3.50 ~ '~' anu '''''' S. KAHN.
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ss.nsT.

N Saturday the 7th inst small leather covered pass
book tanning subscriptions Stock in the Wander
burgh ooany Agrisultara aud ortie Lsnd AsIoss
Phaa, Z. Decker. n. jams and W. Collins. The
finder will rev aTded bT leaving tbesame with
iel6 r. HoRSHoOk.
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MOURNING DRESS. GO0Ds.
g assortment of very desirable Mourning Dress Goods
x for sale at nr26 HUGHES.
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MAAUFACTUREks AND DEALERs IN

% y
ca N IN I'D CD Ky Gl % IA G
4vlNG their PRICES corresI ond with the
s. q duced Sapetre continue to offer their well
tnds of ELECTmC TNDIAS RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE in KEYS and eaaisters. Also unpowder tor
Blasting Mining full assortment Of quail tic
and kinds required ny tile guaranteed gi7 enr
sltisfaction.
highest reput ton than twenty will be
found other of che kind il
the world.
nv the principal dealers also the office of
No. SO Water street, New York.
A, q. HAZARD, President.
A y. DoUGLAss, Secfy. 25- Gmd
Es0sgE NEW SPRING GOODS.
AZ rece we'd per steamer Fife Alton snd J. p Tweed
thi zht spring shoes for i9dies
c open aud viii be sold this week th
,dPeOpe Tho Will please quick hole
5 myI u NDRTCKS Is hoREA.
f4a6. SPRING TISaRE OPEN. 1886
Subscribers recePt of their srrng stock
1 comprising ever variety ani kind Mems Women
Misses Rows Youth Children's Scots Shoes Caters
Baskins Slippers sc which they call the attention
trade Those goods purchased early and selecte
the and desirable stock oFer in the
markets, HENDRICKS & aicREA,
uhN s. Main.
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EfAke RENC
Observation-Disclosures.

z. EvIIGLEHA RI. having sold Iohn r.. Little and
Robert Little all hi interest thee anal Mills the part
uerp heretofore xistine between said parties under the
style Littcs & elehsrt is thisday dissoyet.
The unsettled business Of frn will be settled BY Levi
gehar who alone se the The firm
name will be used Tor the purpose Of liquidation snlT
ie23 tf LITTLE & I9LEHART. 8
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THE LITTLE MAN
REaRsHAL,S NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given to all persons who in the hab
bathing the Ohio river opposite the city of Evans
Vile and between the Little Bayou and Leet and
Canal in said city during daylight before o.
clock p NJ of day; that ali such persons caught
aforesaid viii strictly dealt with in accordance with the
ordinancesiu peh made and provided be enr-ed
from md after this date JAS p. EVANS,
js25-tf City Marshal.
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ESTATE SALES
BY JOHN TNGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOUSES AT
3 Public Auction,

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next:
a t O'Clock p =. NJ the Auction Rooms of WoOLSEY
IA NELSON. will sell the following ehO properly
to-wit:
onethre story Brick Business Fir above
present oceupsed the Evansville Post Office
lately built and in good repair snd excellent business
stand renting for than 20 per
selling price The Lot is 20 by 20 feet and building 20 by
feet. --4aE
ALsoThe Frame House and fine lot Second as
Joining the residence Judge Lekhart he lot so set
Second street and $50 feet deep alley Tine house
has six The neighborhood excellent and only FIVE
walk of The lot alone
per than house and lot viii sell for
ALsO-rhe Frame House aad Lot First ad Ginning
lust built DR. Casselherry; the
occupied BIZ John f. Crisp Esq aud
comfortable the lot 3S4 "
feet deep alley in the bst Of REbo hoods less
than three squares rom the heart OF business
ALsoTha hne Frame House and Lot lasly occupied by
Division sLove seventh; this is the
residence of built in Evansville well
painted and paperea ceilings p feet hgh handsome fence
and eonvenienees compete the neightorhOod is
is very good and i'm proving fast
this properly Vili he scd low Terms for all except
third cash. e-third atsv and
thi twelve months he Born house-one third HI
third year aud third at two We srs IL al
with interest and waving relief laws and secured by
the premises Dscennto ten eet for cash.
For further particulars enquire at my office.
jyt0-t Ts JOHN INGLE. JR.
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A M A S 5 NJ ii e L I 81 G
of the People of the First District will be held al Prince
ton, Gibson county,
THURSDAY, JULY II,
for the purpose of nominating suitable person
candidate Representative Of this District in Congress
in opposition to the nominee of the late Old Line Ne
braska Convention Let every county be represented
and People forget party 10 accomplish public
good.
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2 :"
HNOLBCRN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses the building lately mt
by Mr. Hughes Water ts Can al Bank
where they viii keep constantly hand at wholesale
retail large of Sattrasses Of s zes Eind
viz: Spring. Cotton Moss Stuck hair aua Jenny Lind
AIs0-Red Comfortso of all sizes
-ALso-Ootton Moss Hair shuck and Feather Pillows.
Matrrasses made order guaranteed TO give satsae
ton Those in good article will rleaseive US call
The atenio oCounry Merchants ia particularly invited
Ind 7 mhl8
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PINELFMBER AND sHINGI rs.
PssfNCE 60 ,S RTEhOnEONs

III divided swell, secured by letters pat
TT i1atent MAY Esd 1855. =
5T YTHS n By fthis swell. solo passages may
II Ibe played with the full poV-ero the instrn-
ent while the soft and subdued Here
alter the Meodeens made y Prince Co. viii be tar-
nished with this attach without eS ira charge
Prince Co. could realize hands me fortune by
dis posing ofrghs to otf e u as sy
-f~I-s0' W F. COLBT RN. Western Agent,
MI -.s-tets>- 76L5 West Fourth street.
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sPITtH nv

tPITt HI ms "a
Clerks they have agbt more Goods thea
IVA will be able to sell the present New In err
avoid the like have gwen them nstruo-
sell the Goods much less than usual low
To my and all others who want bargainsn Dry
Goods would respectfully nov is your time i,eA
in. - = = - = < g. rEMBICH,
api2 = Z Main street three doors below Second.
MCKINNEY q COOKE,
WATER STREET. BETWEEN AIN AND LocUsT SHEETS.
NAVE just received and large sspply OF tine 1nG
cheap MSntIllas fine Application UndeTsfeeves.
Collars euizetts. Uudersleeves the hest and finest
of Embrrderies bought this MARKET
They speedy call All Of Evansville
surrounding examination theTselves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise sell
tice their the Lowest cash Prees Coma
come and sill. ggr ss4ia q myaf
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uNCrrur, uriE, 7EalNEY.

GtITIZENS, Bank Cherokee and Banking Com
pany Plan and Mscbaoics and Lagrange Bank OF
aud Commercial Bank of Nash
VILE md Memphis and TanFs Of Alabama. T.
nase Georgia an Worth South Carolina. taken
Groceries lowest cash ices bought at small
discount Tor cash, by s. e. GiLBEkf 4 u ,s.s
iaIf-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

J. AZ w GEEEE & cos
HAVlNG closed nearly shoe first purchases Of
spring Goods very heavy trace fer the patsix
weeks receiving second edition purchased at
greatly redue and Offering the most desirable
and giant stock Dry Goods brought to the Wesl
very os preeS and soud invite call aud
for themselves II they buy cheaper than they
have hought before. We Iustreceiving
Prints. Cottonades. @inghans,
Jeans. Apron Checks, Sattinets.
Ohslis. Cas>meres, Bereges,
Vestings. De Lains. Jaeconets
and all kinds goods suitable the besides eie
gantastortma1t Of Silk and straw Bonnets ar22
AOST.
A BREASTPIN Of he shape of a harp, with pearls on
"A sides hair in Vsu Ter the sake OF the
Eiver The finder shall be rewarded receive the thanks
the owner be leavingit at this office. je25tt
E0ST. -sztzs,
"a MEN0RANDUM Book. bound in Leather with s'eee
IA spring lock LETT in store. The owner VIII be
thankful to have tia same LETT at this ofaee is2tf
H.. "a. NAGHEzl, DENTFST,
rs d. ALBANY INp.,
NT ILL remain for days At the Pavilion Hotel where
he viii be pleased operate for those who desire has
Ladies y ated upon at their residences if desired
& nsh EiTTS Nos aud nackerel.
d SDSP2 bbls Nos 2 end do;
A. qr-hbls o. 2and do; IS Lxs Scale do;
O0 Cigars reed and for sale redueed prices BY
Je20 /. a d. HEiMANN.
MOURNING DRESS GO0Ds.
assortment of very desirable Mourning press Good
Ia
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TENHE finishing Cont House IN Calhoun
MeLean couRty Ky will be let out on the goth june
1856 The will thu entire n shiBg OF tine
building including carpenters work Gave The root hls
plsssernE and painting Plans ana the WORK
found the Office the undersigned in Calhoun At
any time. as !,
Sealed proposals will he veceved time before tne
10th June. when they will he opened and the Work let o
POPE YEAMAN.
les Ci,y Building Commissos.
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HIST RECEIVED AT WAEDKIRCH'S TOOL
81 STORE. boxes Carpsnters' Plass Bench and Hand
Screws; Truss Hoeps Coinbas manuftNre, Main street,
between istsnd 2d, IeA