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Mem Orleans advertisements.
Aston Mygatt 4 CO.,

lNIStON V0ySsNVt a. OUs,
iSUcCEssoRs TO BURNETT BosTwICK,)
PUBLISHERS, Booksellers, Sta A1aIsJA
i TONERS and dealers in Blank Work, at k-eAeey;xW
No. 10 Camp street. (beween Canal and sAA,ZaEa "
Common streets) New Oreaes, constantly receiving al
Books of the day they issued from the Pre
Also, School Books, Stationery &c.
Orders from Dealers for Private Libraries promptly
shipped and at low prices.
ALSO-A large assortment Of SILESIAN WARE ee
of the latest patterns kept hand Large quantities
of this being sold in every section Of VU
country and is undoubtedly the best substitute -
for silver yet brought into We have also, Plated
Silver Ware with which shall be pleased to supply
customers, preferred. ASTON MYGArT CO,
apll9 1y Is Camp street, N. o.
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.3-.# H NEW BOOKS. t.e ,.4
lust received
q WOMAN'S FAITH-A tale of Southern Life.
HOME-By Anna Leland.
HENRI DE LA TOUR-By Frederick Smith,
THE OCEAN QUEEN-By author Of Pale Lily.
ALLEN SINCLAIR-A romance.
LEsIiE's GAZETTE OF FAsTIIONs-For March.
ALSO-A new supply Of ~ = n" -
ALONE-By Marion Hariand E.l = -=s- .s.-.. e
HIDDEN PATH-By Marion Harland. s
PHENIXANIA-By John Poenix.
WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS. '-E' a."
= }s THE ATTACHE IN MADRID. ~ q sEE
SONGS and BALLADS Of AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
.s ASPIRATIONS-By Mrs Manners. n :
MACAULAYS HISTORY OF England vols.
4459f ~ aFF'1 sti- PEE LORIO.
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. Ssccession Of Joseph 76wps.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA.-FifthJ Judicial Dis.
~ trict Court, parish Of Laiourche.
WHEREAS: Mrs. MELICERE BOURGEOIS, Of said parish,
Admnirratrx Of said Estate has filed with the Clerk Of said
Court na account Of her Administration, praying that
Il may be honoiogated, af5,s6 5ettt~ Is .
Therefore, an persons hereby warmed snd notified to
he their objections any they have to the said account
Clerk Of said Court office In the town Of Thi
odaux, within ten days after the rst publication hereof
the said account win be confirmed in due Of law.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
Ills ID dayof May, one thousand eight hundred and
Aty.six. 20-2t a3 L. 8. ALLAN, Clerk, /
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THE BEST INDIA RUBBER GOODS
IN THE WORLD
are manufactured by the UNION INDIA RUBBER COM
PANY of New York
Alfred Monroe 6 Co.,
No. "a Magazine street, Neso Orleans.
are Agents in New Orleans for the sale of Goods
ufacured this Company where may be found every
ticle in that line, wholesale and retail.
Sw Dealers supplied At manufacturers prices.
IT. after the purchase of article, any dissatisfaction
arises may be returned and the money will be cheeruly
refunded.
c Statesmen speak the French and English languages
Dec. 9, ". ALFRED MUNROE & Co
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ME undersifned having sold out, respectfully
requests an persons indebted 10 them TO come forward
and settle Without delay, they wish to save cost. 80
mh29 I'm ,.s CAMPBELL co.
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TNGINEER, and Repairer of Circular Saws
IL Saws staghtened for ten dollars Saw Mills put up
address through the Post Office, Thibodaux
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HHATRS.-A FEW DOZEN SPLIT BOTTOM
Chairs, hand and for sale low to close consignment
by n AaEga4 "a 24-M ...aE=ga B. r. HOLDEN.
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!
TULFORD BROTHER having commenced
E the Carriage Business in all its branches,
in the Shop on jackson street next door to the
Methodist Church, are prepared to manufacture tss2
Bugges Carriages Rockaways and sukies any and every
Style repairingdon Persons their
line would do well to givethem CALL All work guaranteed
to give satisfaction New vehicles always hand for SALE
dec1Otf FULFORD BROTHER, Jackson street.
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f" HI. FLEMING,
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERER,
i offers his services to the public.
~ All orders left at the store Of Messrs. Van lew
Beo addressed to him through the Post ONCE vii! meet
with immediate attention je23
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IMPORTER OF WEIGH STATES, SLATE
i Hearths, Slabs Tile English Ridge Tile, Fire Bricks &c.
Orders from the country attended to with pancuaty
despatch Office 1876 Caronde Corner Of Poydras
street, New Orleans. mh27-1y.
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Sd r,, s- Ice! Ice: Ice!
THREE Hundred Tons of superior Fresh Pond,
L Boston, ICE just landed from brig J. NJ Sawyer. and
for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by
e. mh29 II .stiss ~ - w. H. Raglan.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-15
Fer the Journal.
THE EMTGRANTs FAREWELL.
[BY REqUEsT.1


y Kansas. dear Kansas, farewell to thy hills:
Farewell to thy vallies-thy cool gushing rilIs;
Farewell to thy forests, for oft have | lain
Meath their shade By lhe streamIets that flow the
main.
Farewell to the prairies, all covered with flowers
Where with friends have sported in happier hours;
when the tones of mirh echoed far oer the lea
a nd rose on the zephyr that passed to the
o land of the patriot-o home of the brave;
May thy yales ne er witness the doom of the slave;
May the cries of oppression ne'er burthen the air
That sweeps Ger thy praries broad and so fair.
o land of the martyr, i tremble for thee;
May the graves of thy her res u barrier be
To the tide of oppression, that would sweep thy
,9s plains, afasT - -
And bind ON thy children its fears and its chains.
1t grieves me to leave thee thou region of bloom;
Deep thofghts of regret will necessarily come
no swell the deep feeling that mostens the eye,
And draws from the breast the low eloquent sigh.
! sigh as part from thy flower decked shore;
leave thee, ! leave thee, TO visit more,
Thy woods and prairies, thy rivers and dells-
Dear Kansas, fair Kansas, farewell, OH farewell.i
ToPEKA, Nov.S, 1856. G.. A. C.
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at Balaklava, at lnkerman, and during the
whole siege at Sevastopol His comrades gave
him the highest praise for his intrepdity. He
would ride through storm of shot to carry
provisions to men in the trenches, and when
be could be spared, he-attended the sick with
all the care Of a Nightingale. He returns to
his native town of Woofwich, decorated with
the medal with four clasps, the youngest, but
not the least gallant hero of the war.
English paper.
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NEW GooDs ANp NEW PRICES.

SHANKLIN RELY beg leave call atse ntion to
~ their friends and their
ected Of spring dry goods reed
during thepast two weeks comprising
able stocks be found in the city they fer whoIe
sale and retail their and public generality
atow prices for cas prompt time buyers
ssts in part Of the follo cloths black fancy
and Tweeds white,
silk Vengs Cottonades Croton cloths plain
Linen Drills rich Cacoes of Philip Allen Spragues
State Mills and other rich printed French scotch Jaco
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain salty
striped Beregss, black colored Grape
mere plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed organdes
Brliantees and Cha de Lanes white
fancy silk shawl rich sta searfs black
white lace Capes Moria anque silk and rnghau
Umbrellas Panama. Leghorn and Braid straw
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together with
great variety of Trimmings, small fancy goods
&e.,+&c IN SHANKGIN & PfcTT.v
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Fred Douglass at Chicago

The Chicago Times gives the following ac-
count Of Negro Douglass meeting in that city
on the Sd inst. 1t seems too great libel
upon any portion of a respectable community
obe true:
Metropolitan Hall presented singular scene
on Sunday afternoon. There were white men
and sooty Wenches and black men and white
women, all listening with open mouths to this
negro, who boasted that white and black peo-
pie were disappearing, and that mulattoes were
fast increasing He rejoiced that this ANAL
gamation was progressing, and his white and
black audience responded with cheers and
tumutuous applause to the disgusting senti
ment ar
Fair white maidens were there, smiling up
on the champion of freedom and appiauded
with their gloved hands his earnest wish that
the distinction between the white and black
races would be lost, and that instead of them
there would soon be but one race-the de-
scendants of white women and black men
black women and white men, He thanked
God that the mulatto race was on the increase
in Chicago, and his audience crieo-Amen.
Let us do this speaker justice; he spoke to
no idle rabble; he spoke not alone to negro
men and negro women, whose grosser instincts
might be gratitied by the vision of white hus
bands, white wives and mixed blood children:
bespoke not alone to the men with infatuated
notions upon the subject of human liberty.
Men of high social position were there with
their wives and daughters; merchants from
Lake street and Water street, Michigan ave-
nue., Wabash avenue, and the palatial resi-
dences of men who earned their present wealth
iby mechanical pursuits, were represented
there. These representatives ogling the sooty
beauties aud oged by the colored dandies in 1
return. Chicago society were there, listening
with delighted hearts to treason, and threats
of murder and civil war;. ash
There were merchants and their wives-l
whose cheeks did not blanch, whose hearts
did not swell Indignantly, when negro stood
erect in their presence, on Sunday afternoon,
and proclaimed that white men and women
that fathers and mothers and little babes, |
American citizens-should be made to dream
of death in their sleep, should fear death at
their meals, should be met by fire in their
beds, and poison in their bread This afro
cious sentiment caused no horror in those
hearts. On the contrary. this terrific invoca-
tion elected enthusiastic applause.
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!. A SrrMULANT TO PATRIoTIsM.-Wiliam
Lang is the name of a trumpeter lad who
went to the Crimea at the age of thirteen. He
was frightened at the whistling of the cannon
balls on the banks of the Alma for the space
of half an hour, but never has been afraid of
them since. The night after the battle he was
ftrtnd sy an officer lying under bush half
dead from exhaustion he was wrapped in a
horse rug and Carried to the camp, where he
speedily recovered, LIE sounded his trumpet
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MECHANICS, WORKS,
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHf
EVANSVILLE. IND,

- WILLIAM BOYLE IL CO..
EEAVING purchased Mr.. Henry Schriber's we'll kn wn
A Foundry. would respectfully ask nuance the
extended him, and invite of all
Foundry any kind done te our facilities We
experie need in the business and will all work
we d. and prices reasonable We prepared manuae
baeco Screws Presses Mill
8udins Bastings Horsepower Thrashers Corn Shelters
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work Steamboat Re
pairs done. etc. -.
Castings of description made shortnotce
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all fixtures belonging
thereto,
Brass castings of all kinds made to order. ~
All orders may be addressed to VIM. BOYLE & CO. 7
mh2S- W EynnsviIie IND
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A AfCoNEERsIoN.--A friend who has been a
most ardent Fremonter in an adjoining coun-
ty--who has spent much valuable time during
the summer in getting up Fremont clubs and
making speeches for Fremont, free Kansas,
and free speech, to our astonishment writes
us the following epistle;
Friend Carlile-Fillmore has done just
what was anticipated and what predicted to
Syou-he has defeated Fremont. felt con-
svinced after the October election, such would
be the result / saw that defeat was inevita-
BILE, and so cast my vote for Buck and Breck.
And assure you it is not such difficult
matter to vote that ticket after all; Just the
instant you take the leap, the sensations are
little peculiar, but it is all over suddenly, and
you float about in your new element and
among your new friends, feeling wonderfully
nice. I can hear now of Fillmore's and Ere
mont's defeat with great complacency, and of
Bucks triumph with feelings slightly exult-
ant. The country being now entirely safe
squatter sovereignty -niggerdom
permitted to spread itself indifferently, we
can go to sleep without those night mares and
horrld dreams of coming ruin, that has SO long
brooded over our canopies. So much for my
conversion" This may be pleasant informa-
ton to any other Fremont friends standing
upon the brink of the gulf wishing, yet dread
ing, to make similar desperate effort
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0cTThe Quidnuncs are daily framing cabi-
nets for Mr.. Buchanan. The following is one
of the last:
Secretary of state.-Isaac Toucey, of4Jon-
necticut
!. Secretary of the Nayy-John slidell of
Louisiana.
Secretary of War.--H. A. Wise, of Virginia
or Ii. Ward, of South Carolina
Secretary Of the Interior.-Jesse D. Bright,
of Indiana, or Chas. Stuart, of Michigan.
Attorney General. James G. Vandyke, of
Penn.
Postmaster General.-John R. Thompson,
of New Jersey. ia
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THE HAzARD PowDER coMpANY.7

GGf u IN I'd Cd ~ Gl @ IN @
reduced their prices correspond the
@ duced cost of Saltpetre, continue we'll
known hrandsaRf ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KEsTUcKY
RIFLE 10 wdeFfn and Gnnpo der for
Blasting nd Mining comprising full quaitie
and kinds required by the trade give entire
salts faction. EHI-
The of their Powder which has enjoyed
highest reputation for than years be
found unsurpassed by any other he kind in
the world. E-a =
For sale by the principal dealers of the
Company, No. SO Wall, Water street. New York.
-fst ra4 A G.. HAZARD, President.
A. E. DOUGLASS, Sec'y. my26-6md
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LUMBER LUMBERm
x. III. ESENNETfH,

respectfully the
w that he keeps
ly hand large and full Pine Lumber
Shingles Dressed and Undressed Flooring Dressed
dressed Weatherboarding, which sell
cheap for cash Orders from the country solicited Yard
on Carpenter street. near Kratz Helman Foundry.
tie has also yard at Vineen the
Charlottesville Railroad Depot and prepared to furnish
all in that section with full variety cheap be
bought in Evansville. l.. l.. WATSON, Agent,
1y3-tf. Vineennes.
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SHERWOOD House


FEfHE subscriber staEen the above house. and mas
l. entirely reftted and Eefurnished it, and prepared
entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
He has also rented the brick owned by
Mr. Peter Burke land has good stock ofhorses
riages to let.
Thestableislarge, clean and welllocated and good
hostersarein eonstantattendanee. Parteuarltentiop
WILDE padto the care OF horses leftwith him eep
and in alrespects, the public, hal find the Sber
wood House good Hotel. [iye-tfl ]. A RYERS
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nESNnLETrnN NnIrCn

FENHE ra existsn heretofore Jas Scantln Sr
Il and Jas seantlin: Jr known as the firm of James
Scantiu Son. has this day Dissolved consent
The books and papers said pass to the ha
o Jas Seantn . where be will his ne store
opposite the old State Bank all debt and
PAID by him of the late firm MES SCANTLIN, SR. =
noV4-3w 1850 JAMES SCANTLTN, JR.
SSiLhs-Plsin and Figured Black Silks Morio Brecads.
~ Plaid and fancy silks
a NIrIrI
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY,

SM have bought the stock the store
Wv occupied by t. Bacon & Co., Main street pposte
the Branch Bank, and have made large additions
with such arrangements for future supplies uses
us IN promising the citizens of Evansville
great variety the hest Family Groceries as
house in the city Being determined
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal
ronage Give trial All Goods devere charge
mhI3 "a HERSHBERGER C4R0ONe
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PINE LUMBER AND sHINGf Es

w. IT. HENN would respectfuIFv Nnnonnce o the
hA citizens of Evansville and surrounding try
havng been engaged the
raj and seeenga cho article of his
ture) has opened Yard Carpenter
Heman's Foundry an is sell wholesale
or retail cheaper than before offered in this city
je1S-1wdIyw
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-------------------------
NEW DRUGS

r. I TT n " I'd r I
EICH 2 VIERLING have just openedsa
E&sof Drugs and Medicines which they invite
ton Of Merchants and Physicians. They also
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints
Oils Dyestufs, Spices Perfumery Fancy Articles &c. &c
ALSo-all popular Patent Medicines. AL kinds Pan
groundn al Pure Wines and randies Medicinal
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call No
under he Journal Office. AZ
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WM. *. NIcGRI
TENNEY.sr sORENsnN

h Is..ffrII III1--l, TENNEY q SORENSON. ~ II.
RHoLEsALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES IIQUpRS ~
WATER AND VINE STS., EVANSVILLE ISp
undersigned have this day formed
Ill., the purpose of doing Wholesale Grocery and anor
business Eaving succeeded the business Messrs A
Howes purchased their stock and made to make
we shall be able 20 offer bargain
EOh OASH as any house IN Evansville the
Vest q TENS nv Ae
jams s. SSORENSoN
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DAY MORNING, NOV.
MISCELLANEOUS.
N EGE CHESTS AM. REFRIGKRAToRs.-
-.0.s 1.Dl's1 .iss fs' 5eSof SON.
bsrn Eaan now 4 esr and ssss s5sRd
Eyf sale BY sepl YICKERY9 & JOHNSTON.
: sepl3 GEO. FOSTER & co.
which pay sP fIes ne
NJ, ToHAoco; 10
% Virginia do 20 do sonthsra5d1s IiSd Z iS@I do
DO DE- DE- Do Dc s5ssRssa saaRsq sss
Kegs old fashion extra q d2 Blue Hen Chicken;
e sspls s---1 80 = - '~-e Wv Z. z H. COOK son.
b COUNTRY BACON p N
1000 DO sda bd and oieSr si also saDp Of
cured ana HiHi i ss5f sq h
,HoICE INDIGO 200 lbs very choice just reed. 70
> " sale low by jy2s S. i. GILBERT co.
EBOTAT0Es- bbls yer, fine irish Potatoes lust ree
~ tor sale BY iel6 HERSHBERGERs = CARSON.
IL. S. CLARKE. --JM sr.Nr1TIn
i -71f CLARKE & STANFIELD9 - 's-T'-9
+ CARPENTERS AND JoaNERS,
Il Shop corner First and Chestnut streets ~
4
a Partieuar attention paid to thu putngup Of Stores
hBLs Lake salt; 20 psokaies No Maeksrei sale
/ TO BOATMEN.
e-= FAYE 6 opened; ON the cor asEEITTTsi
60 Boar STORE and FANilr GRooERT zsfrb-
Boats % fs 4ffefS sith every az ss a
Sffs ssdfi'''' 0s <
1856. NEW SPRING 6SODS 1856
e1 are preparedto disuose Of
hos
strict attention to the wants the mereha
mhis-tf Corner Vine and Flrss streets
sD BRL.s Nc. Plaster Paris store and for sale by
1EMpY nahzo o. I'll, COOK & SON
n ,hMONs.-io bozs in store and for sale BY
AIsupply Of F. Markles p. -four warranted
ara apa : 'pe oY'' .. LOUIS 'HRsfRsHibEeepR Rsox
BMGsaEts M aomiPy lgss & from che mills aod made
Wholesale Fssaiiby P HoRNBRooK.9& CO CO. at
spa ---z5-Lz4- zL -1
.a. ss NJ 1s sds sysr
.,a trails Dates reed per steamer DEFENDER ty
ORANGE.-2O boxes lust received and teT sals 6g
.is9g sye kegs I9sTSS RFSs
u .EMON sYRUP.-Baidwin & Myers pure lemon.
u as reed per Persia for sale bys Z
1EfMENT AND LIN So bbls Cement; 100 6blswhite
ny5 5'n'' In store and for sale ey SRR pALzELI CO.
ERMBTICALLYsE SEALED FIR EsI OYSTERS.
Is cases and pound cans regd Persia for sale
sR Poz Gs1R S craaIss % % S9, Half Rq;hYls
ENREsH BALTIMORE OYsTERs-Rec,d everv
cans aud 81 so for whole cans, by
sep20 z. H. COOK & SON.
q. McKINNEX'S
EW CA SH ST RE!
s
Cashmeres, Hee gaa sp za5ig5
French ChIntz,
ShawIs, &c, SaImer CIOaks,
cloths, Sets Furs,
Ready Made Cloihing, De, -
II ThSh 1. .s a SPPS Pss Ss Selling
,heap. Waterstreet. between Main and Docust sep25
~ SADDLE TREES.
I'D Doz SPANISH sApBkE Tees RI for for SALE At
jel2-d&wtf Main street. between First and Second.
4 UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
E FL N EN- EN- IT,. l.
pSa the
les of Good; yV: g,s arrived at the Ss knSw9
aad st Having an and
nd shades also in quantity and quality any every thing
hieh other house take particu
arteHar g the fair T chem thar 6at a9 II
swiss French seosch) Fancy G0oas ManiIas White
oods seeb herchest choice an most varied as
ana atisfv eServ caiu
,od 9 aste and low prizes In Clio kind
sas same IN piece goods eqms and
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KEEN & PRESTON


AVE commenced wing their Winter stocs
= OF goods embracing variety merchandise they
have usually kept. -
offer the trade the largest and best selected
nave ever getup; our styles suburb and prices
No merchant ought to visit this without
our stock it is pleasure choice
lect1Ons of goods aud whether he
better and patriot from the great beauty
tue various ty and combinations of gay rich eolors
spia OF the best American manufaetories will make him
sept KEEN
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HARD WARE, CUTLERY, &
EgfeAGN a. A

AVE lust ompleted ready to offer to the
city and country trade large well stock
of Hardware and Cutlery both Foreign To
the city trade particularly call the
TO variety Of Edge raols and Building
Merchants will find Us al Ways ready duplicate Louis
Vile and Cincinnati bills. sep2
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FALL. AND WINTER CLOTHING
..l.5 AT wHoLEsAL AND RETAIL.
t H E L | L I l. Z P r n C E
RODIAM alNES.

= NbU
NhE Coal from these MiRes being delivered any
part of the city of Evansville Persons requiring
leaving orders the Oompanys (under
Tel1grap ph offeel will have them put through
The price will be for this
or cents at the Mines sa.as #skt p r
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HA Essld stock of Groceries Mesrs. Y. H. CooK
p Sen who viii continue the business at old stand.
which have rented to them for five They will
connect with it their business of Family Groceries
and Produce hope friends aad customers will call and
examine their tock and give them liberal trial.
In retiring from my present busness would return
thanks ren and their
very patronage still in
business their general punetuality in material
Tsha office of GEO.
(ef which firm member) and will give tho busia
Of that house my personal attention. aud where shall be
pleased to my friends.
+ NJ. W. FOSTER =
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.
- / Dbl Cream Tarter warranted pure
$50 Reauls Zap. Letter and Commercial paperI tll
bills Gloves; bbis Alum;
Iokegs Salt Peter: se 5 do Suipher. -H
100 Mats Cinnamon; cask Sal Soda
10 Kegs Red Lead: n ] Nutmegs.
20 bags Pepper and Spice; cask Littnage
I Liquerice Ball; 50 boxes Pepper
Is gross Playing Cards; 500 lbs Shoe Thread;
E0boxes shaving Soap; so doz Shoe Brnshes o1lF5s
500 Percussion Caps just received aud for sale BY
ect15 - al #lf1 &c EfEt 81 PRESTON Bros
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HsLoUR Bran and shorts at wholesale and retail de-
n ,liyered free of charge. by a4I4 JOHN BU KITS.
oct6 Main street. opposite State Bank.