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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-12

No. ban ACT in alteration Of chapter ninety
six Of the compiled statutes, in relation 10 tie
preservation Of sheep.
Il is hsreJy enacted, 81.
SEC. !. If any or rams shall IL found with
the sheep Of any person other than the owner coy
keeper Of such ram Or fnms, and not in the cnclo
surs Of such owner keeper, between the times
mentioned in section five Of chapter uinuty.-iN uf
such sheep m recover Of the keeper of such ram
or ram. the sum of five dollars. penalty for not
restraining such rams aforesaid.
SEC. 2. The sixth section Of chapter nincty-5ix
Of the comniled statutes is hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from it, Jas.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-12
The Boston Times says {:

1t isa good able, sound, common sense Message.
IT is all fact, circumstances figures and wise recon
mendations-and as such will be esteemed one of the
sounnest state papers that has issued from the foun
tain-hcad of the government for many years >,
The New York Evening Post says:
The gross indecency Of Mr.. Pierco's annual mes
sage Is a common topic Of remark 1t ia generally
allowed to be just such document as We might eS.
pect from the representative Of party which ON.
ploys Dludgeons instead Of arguments and tho son
ators OF which scod like street drabs on the Senate
floor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-12

No 5s.-AN ACT in regard to tho Communication Of
judicial sentences by the General Assembly.
Whereas doubts have arisen in regard to tho pow.
sr Of the Governor to pardon criminals whose or,-
nal sentences have been commued by act of IA he
gislature, therefore
II IS herebV en0ctcd &c.
SEC |. In all cases whore iu licial sentence has
been or shall hereafter be committed by act of the
General Assembly, such act of commutaton shall
wise affect the power Of iNe Governor to pardon
the criminal whose sentence has thus been com.
mu,ed.
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov, 18th, 1856.
No. SIAN ACT to provide for completing the
geological survey Of the state.
II as hereby enacted, DC.
SEC /. The Governor is hereby authorized and
directed to appoiut some suitable person State oil
ogist TO complete the geological survey of the State
who shall BIO removable at the discretion Of the
Governor, and another appointed in his stead.
SEC. 2. The State biologist shall, as soon ms prac
ticable after his appointment, enter upon the duties
Of prosecuting the survey with a view ~ it,
speedy completion and may, with the con-
sent of the Governor, appoint or
more assistants, who shall be under the direction
Of the principal and removable at his discretion.
Sec 8. The state geologist shall make, or cause
TO be made, such explorations in such portions Of
the State as have not been thoroughly examined
and described in the Field Books ofthose heretofore
engaged in the. survey and make causeto be made
suct iudicous assays OF analyses of mineral subsun-
in addition to those already made az NAV be re-
quired to determine their economical value. lie
shall also prepare for exhibition speoi Of min
erals and other substances designed for the state
collection, and place the same in the one already
commenced in the State House,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-12-12

No. 50.--AN ACT in alteration Of chapter ninety
FIVE of the compiled statutes, relating to bounties
for killing noxious animals.
~ hrs5y Enacted &c,
SEc. |. If any person shall take and kill within
this State any of the following uoxious AMI
mas, he shall be entitled to receive cut Of the state
treasury the following bouu'ies, to wit for every
grown wolf or panther twenty dollars, for every
sucking whelp Of wolf panther ten dollars, for
every grown bear ten dollars, for every cub of a
bear five dollars, for every grown lynx five dollars,
and for every sucking lynx two dollars all which
bountits shall be subject to the provisions Of saii
chapter ninety five compiled applicable
to the same
SEC. ?. The second section Of chapter ninety
FIVE Of the compiled statutes is hereby repealed
SEC. 3. hi. act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Annrovnd 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-07
EsE=EEs HgTEGAHGENCE.

i - The steamer II. r. w. Hill on Satur-
low Memphis, and lost her jackstaff, and sunk
several fatboats.
| THE Moses Mcclellan passed up at noon
yesterday fer Cincinnati, having left that city
last Wednesday evening. She and the Laadis
had it nip and tuck all the way up. Moses
started little ahead, and came in cou ole
hours in advance.
The Star packet Lands arrived here ear.
ly yesterday afternoon considerably less than
six days from New Orlear. She would have
been here Monday eVenin but was detained
by heavy fogs. She had good deal of f.eight
and was crowded with passengers-one of the
best up trips Of the season.
- The St. Louis Republican of Monday
says:
The river had fallen about one foot at six
o'clock last evening. 1t is reported rising from
st. Paul down by the last arrival. River bank
full above. Illinois river is about stationary
sas down, at a stand above. Weather cool and
showery.
- We take the following river news from
the Cincinnati Commercial of Monday:
From Saturday morning up to last night,
the river here has fallen three feet, but will
doubtless commence rising again tomorrow,
as the recent heavy rains have caused several
of the important tributaries above to pour out
plenteously. When the Grand Turk and
Cry stall Palace passed down, the MuskiHgrm
was high, and the Ohio had risen eighteen
inches at Marietta, but was falling again
There is eleven feet in the channel to Louis
vile, and over eight feet in the Canal. By
reference to our special correspondence, it will
be seen that the Arkansas is very low, but
Wabash river rising. Cumberland was rising
on Saturday. The Ohio is rising again at
Pittsburgh.
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Proceedings of the City Council.
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 5.

5s $50 MONDAY EVENING, May 5.
Co5ncil met pursuant to adiournment.-
Present, Mayor Hcwson, and Counciiineh
Scantlin, Rathbone Cook, Orr. Setehell, Ven
neman, johnson, and HunneL Minutes read
and approved. .
Z On motion, it was & fa arN
II, Is Resolrsl, That suggestions BY persons not en-
the Council shall be made through member;
and Any one not member, desiring to adj
dress the Council, shall first on the motion OF
a member obtain permission before proceed
ing to make such address, @
..s Tho following allowances were made for
services rendered at city election, and after
wards:
Henry D. Allis, $500 Francis Kessler, $500
w. H. Boicourt $500 John Burtis, $500
Silas Stephens, $500 Jacob Meyer, $500
WV. Tileston, $500 Jas. Ashford, $500
w. X. McGrew, $500 Fred. L,nck, $500
Allowed John Clifford 81 for services in
asummoning Council at called meeting.
Allowed tho following bills of expenses in
laying plank side walk along the Blocks Nos.
rs, so and 81. in E. Enlargement:
VIM. Reilly, for one keg of nails, = S4 so.
John F. Glover lumber as per bill, S38 90.
L. H. Mosely, experimenting So co.
Green, hauling, - : 80
The following apportionment was handed in
and ordered to be charged to the following
Lots-for laying plank side walks, as per bill
fled by Street Commissioner viz
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NATHAN ROWLEY VS.. WI. WHITrLESEY Sale on
of Foreclosure Court House doOr May 10 between
seven years middle third part Of the south
of township south FRANCE 10 Fee simple
will sold If other does satisfy decree and costs
A GUMBERTS vs.. VICTOR SISCH Sale on execution.
doSf May b. 10 and O'Clock and
pro years. deheit which fee simpleLots
in block ia the Fourth Enlargement of the city of
Evansville.
JOHN GREEK VS.. A. K. W. .CARPESTER;+-Sal at
Court House door bet and O'Clock hay 18TH OF lots
OF Yanderhurgh.
L. H. sCoTr rs. JOHN AND Christina HELBlG =
Sale Court House door bet 10 and o'clock May 18TH lot
No. 2 in Is. No. I3S in Launasooeity.
FRED sCHr LITE RHODES ROGERS EFT AL VS. in o.
HELBIG-S~se executions. of lots Nos and lin
Block No 1873 in Lamakeo CITY, at the Court Aouse aoo
May 18th. .sraaa4o -..l sss
| GEO FRnEHLICK AND p. HEFFERMAN- II a r.
ARET RoQUET. VI. GAvISE EFT AL.-ssle at Court
Vile thus boaSdsd snons on Main fE9ns
line of asd quarter point ls feet distan me I'm
Original Plan said ming bsnce at right
angest, Main street, ard parallel wit said dvlins TO
thence parallel along sey aforesaid
1854 Third street thence at ut angles TO MAJ
parallel said alley dividing said quarter frou
said lot Main along Main street
eighteen fourth feet to the place of beginning
ARcH SILLY AZ ANDA " cAk api Sra, ~,
2rh lots and in Block 25 Fourth Enlargement
Lamasso. .1aH Tgk GToUe @ go
I wnTENCHEn MUsLENs we a, selling the dFeren
MD brans Of heached nuslins a. prices D.
sAs e;ss fSt par uad' as Main ss Leusviie ~
NEST RLE 7EENIDENCE FOR "a
wWTE WIZ sell $ prf9ak sale the South Eastern half
~ Lot No Of Exs-syille and sisaa, ed near tn
Garner SUI ors bis buildings Il the city fitted DIP wit
-Sn in proven and decidedly the osstimproV
/ al o., "a the S'ESs'B BAKERS eARvIN.
cd propsf ~ so~ CLIMBERS oATrELL
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


NRw ORLeAss A pril 20, P. NJ.
Suaar-Ths demand - limited, and W. have noticed
sale of ony 3tU hhds a-out yesterday. prices.
Moiasses-1he sales eubraced 400 sec bbls at - g
37c for ivrhe nting to prime reno led.
Tobacco Ne hear IT noth e doing Of any moment.
Flour sales are Vet reported.
Conn., he ions embrace soIe 25G0 sacks, in
cluding 4UU sacks at 42 43c and 957 at 4ac
. busDe
Oat5-Wt have no ICED aTies ct lcS7 SACKS St Louis
It 4ac ma 30u Ut Az 2 bushel.
Perk-The maket is oGll, and E hear of enly snail
sales mostly ut SIG IS p bb for Mess.
Bacon he sales embrace about JG casks, or which IG
of fibbe sides, 30 of Shou ders, at and 10 Of
ordinary sugar cure, hams ut Zoe p b.
Lsrd--We notice sales Of $50 ueTtos trime, at 9he
j d 765 kessat iu5sc p n
Whisky-$mall lots of recaed selling at % &c and
80 b. Is extra h4Te been taken al 24c. gailon.
NEW ORLEANS, May ,.
Flour &c 81; actica Corn 44c = bnshel: stock he.vy
and mark I duh Wheat 81 Al. NJ s. Pork SIG 30 y
Dbl advancing. Hogs 81 50 p cwt stock light. Bacon
hams &c. Bacon sides exc Bacon Shoulders 7zSc.
Lard in kegs sc. Lard in bbls e to 9sc Coffee le
Sugar 7Hc. M0lusses 81 to 37ae. Tobacco &c. Cot
ton mddling 1890 Cotton fair lI4e. Sight exch ing
Kew York y; premium
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REp0RTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAI
DESTRUCTION OF THE EFF1E ALTON.
Rock Island Bridge Partly Burned!
Rock ISLAND, Ills May G

Rock ISLAND, Ills, May &C.
This morning at six O'Clock, as the new and
splendid steamer Fife Alton was going through
the bridge, when about two hundred feet of
her was thro Ugh, the current caught her
swinging her around against the piers smash
ing the cabins and setting her on fire. Tho
flames caught the bridge and burnt up one
span. .-...-.. .tF-
The boat and cargo valued at SIS COO total
loss. No lives lost. Some dozen boats lying
at the landing were steamed up, and when
the bridge fell all started their bells and whis-
Ties rejoicing at the partial destruction Of the
great and splendid bridge.
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ENoLBCRN & HERSHeERGER have removed taoir
~ stock of Mattresses the b1ilding lately pms
by Mr. Hughes. Water Canal Bank
where they VIII keep constantly hand. Wholesale and
retail large all sizes giud
via: Spring. Cotton Moss Shack Hair Jenny Lind.
Absorbed CoIafarts of all sizes
ALso-Ootton Moss. HAIR Shuek and Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order guaranteed gvs Gtisfae
tion Those in want good article will please call
The attention Of Country Merchants particularly invited
to our stock Main ST. door Canal Bank Evansville
ind I1ht9
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Too LARGE A PI1E.--There is i1ow lying
dormant in the Sub-Treasury Vaults Of this
city, about Ten Millions of Dollars, in gold
coin, the interest on which, at the rate of pei
cent per annum, would amount to 81 500 a
dav, or $1,000 year - ~ y Mirror.
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missioner, viz
Allowed Well II. Walker $3.50 for Of

Allowed Well H. Walker 1888 for one
months salary, ending April 3oth 1885,
Allowed Well IL. Walker S12, for drawing
Oak Hill Cemetery Deeds.
Market Master reported for month of April
showing amount of receipts from Market
House and Way Scales, to be 1896 re- and
filed the receipts of the same as deposited with
Treasurer.
Wharf Master made report of amount of
revenue derived from City Wharf for April
1856. showing gross amount of said receipts
TO be $3.50 Sc sre;eiv- ID and filed.
Councilman Rathbone, chairman of the
committee heretofore appointed to enquire into
the oxpediency of appointing a Machinst to
mIka examination of Washington Engine
apparatus, bills, &C., made report as follows
1.-The Committee hav ing in charge the me-
mortal of the Washington Fire Co., No. l,
now report, that with view of meeting the
wishes of that Co., expressed in their memo
rial that they may be placed in true position
before the citizens of this city" The Com
mittee have examined the vouchers connected
with the original purchase of the Washington
Fire Engine and the expenses thereon sinct
purchased, Gnclu1ing Hose. Carriage and Hose
Engine House, &c., and find satisfactory
evidence that the total expenditures have beer
a. strted in said memorial, the sum of 81, 7JJ
42c. Says as follows:
Original Cost. Jig: carriage. 40
Expense. Of Csmnttes ssns 70
Tnns,.aa ~ t: maxi nas purchase, sSs ~,
Freshs TO evansville. = 50 70
E.s5: s:sys Coal. on slll s 8 -s.. =.
COost and Expenses. s..7s1 4
Vouchers were exhibited for these items ex
Scept for $25,25 under the head of repairs ant
$69 under the head of Engine house, &c
part of which S68 was explained as being So
for six months salary. due the messenger hay
ing the engine in charge.
1t appears that the city furnished lumbc
for the said engine house to amount Of $lO2
IS, and also quantity of dublin for the hosC
at cost of about S37,67, having in considers
ton thereof the use of the Engine House fc
the Hook and Ladder apparatus OF the city, tn
same to be taken care OF by the WashlnSto
Company.
In regard to the 1926, named in the men
orial, as expenses in fitting up the hall OF tn
company, the committee have made no inye
tigatior, not deeming it as properly belongir
to the EXPENSES Of the Engine,
The committee are thus particular that Il
facts as to the cost of Engine and expenses
the same since purchase to this date may
clearly seen and UNDERGO Isl, s
In response to the request OF :. 40 penori
that the City Council appoint 0 compe.-~
machnist to act as one Of D committee or ..Nr
as set forth to examine the Washinsssa =
CINE, and apparatus, and report the cond,tio
Of the same; as to value, capabilitv of rense,
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SHERIFF"S SALES.

lUnder will always correct statement
and time sales1
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AUCTION SALES.
DANlFL" UVsAE HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION EROONS

AUCTION kSOONES@
Old Court a hasi d 2 a ana hos
EEAxINa leased for tern Of years and fitted tho
oetTs for sale at auction private sale all kinds
wares al merchandise; household furniture horses
ss, ices. sas when
eoIsP,sseiDg q eicek a. Also Tuesday Wednesday
Outdoors audsales Of real estate promptly
We weekly rscaving ssd have pow on hand algrge
and Of FU RNIFUhE eouassirs oslat
back sfsss French. Jenny Lind. and s.se weed seat
chairs; spring rockers sofas. speiabiss centre
e:nnf M tans5 Set sS wash stands
trasse Tin and wirosafes etc. which WILL at Gin
We have also hand great variety ofnotoas ievsry.
Volins aeeoEdeons poeae. cutlery guns pistols whips
wholesale or retail wooLsEY NEIs6x..
rva Anct's.
EgArTINGloO bales No i rec this day aud for sails
EyIEEsE.-bo boxes reo'a this day and for sale hy
~ &p5z tkE2t TON BlsoS.
ECKiNG.a5b bales Ticking req thi; DAY for sale
aplq ala Main street. LoaiaviS Ey,
EpEFIN f0 sU8 AK "a bbIs Loaf. crushed and Pou-
ss b 4sFsd reed yer steamer I RRSPoa s
COTTON AID Es25 cases cost0nades reed this lay and
y for ale by aoI4 JAMES Low 60
BBLs Rice 40 dog Pickles. Is bxs starch; % coo
p half Spanish Cigars Just received 5y
ENINE VIZ 40 Ts-7Fea;s inc dress boots manu-
g m TO
nENDRICKs & MeREA
apI4 Fosters Rtoek.
Ok lnn OF fne Cis,rs; Is hoxss vizinsa Tobacco
wv reed and for sale at r9dused price, bv
COAL! GOA III! "
NET are rcelving large lot the best the
wv West and ready supply frs
mers by the small or large quantities. will deliver TO
private honses AZ l2 buse the
sumers. viii make liberal deduction Orders lot at
the store of ollingworh 4 Hughes win he promptly at
tended TO. ap2 " W HUGHES.
q LEao bills that suneior Philadephis Ale just
IA reed and for sale Sg apis PRESTON BROS.
S.PE'T9!EE n -
Cerkssay they lear have bonyht Goods then
der avoid the like have them
to sell the foods at much tess than usual low
10 my custcner and all others who
foods Ss"1d respectfully sa now is yOqr tine to - itch
apl2 Main street three doors below Second
"A f.R rs bills Pitshars Ale received and fcrs.le br
IA aPl2 6 D. HEIMANv.
WHITE WINE ViNass AR bbls WI ito Wine
Wv Vinegar recd from New York and for sale By
-~aPl2 l. & d. HETIANE,
sDIE FRCITS.-lz Pie Fruits reed By
4 apl2 I. & D. HEIMANN.
TENA1E2 FRU1Ts.--2 Of Peac' es. Cherry Fine
n Apples. Pears. &C. reed and for ssle by
aptz ID. REMAIN. |
Ep ~ RUM Tn0mas Bay r@cfd an e
ES sale BY apis ( D Ii EiMASN.' I!
\ RARE CHANGE FgR THKMAX OF LIMITED
MEANS.
NOR ALEThreelots the @stern Enlargement each
in one year. in years and in three with
interest Enquire Of ap21-2w. A9A IGLEHARF. |
I'D 10 dos hoop iron bound Cedor Buokets
70 90 faaey toy Baeknts; aoar Raoket. reO'd
nd for sale by apt; .ee l D. ITEM ~ |
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= D9Z DemiJ ohns Ia :. s. galions 10 boxes r.oss
- heads bags ass'd C9rasi DOE b.l eoreIs
wooden grain shovelsi cos lemon 5queezers
wooden barrels 70 sale bS
RpT I. & D. EEIGAEE.
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TRADE OPRN

TNH subscribers Receipt Of lhsir snrtng
comprising every variety aad hind OF Mems Women
Misses Boys Youth and Cldren's Boots shoes CATERS
Baskin SIPrrs &c which they call the
CT tke trade Those gods purchased esy aud
from desirhie offer, IN
markets. tENBElCES & McREA
MA.; FIRST st. Main.
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THE LITTLE Nj An
r SEo q ~

Who dress person in Wool. Linen SIX or Cotton
EVERY Gentleman desires 70 be neatly lilly dress-
NJ ed. Tits enineutly that this a.,
of and have noticed that
9 00Nt s-'' pun n y ! t WST = N otntse ~
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Wesfcrn Sfar CInfhinr 9

under the Pavilion Hotel Water Sycamore ats
Egeryhihgi the line Clothing and Furnishing (o0da
be had ready made nadeto only
manner gRdstyle. but at the very lowest prees.
general assortment of Hats Gaps Leather Trunks
ret bags and Valise everything that gentleman
or use, you may ind at the W estera star.
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PSBHfC s4HEI

BY srtune decree thu yanderbnTsh roait Court
II Ids at April tsrm. 1880 rendered
rt~n wherein John aRes vas laintif and Levin jams
and others defe daats The undersigned
will to sale pGhie the Court House
the ZSh dag CT Aay 1885, tie following de
efibed real estate
All that part fraetionsi 80 twelve ClR) in
TOWnshF No sersn 10 hot No
vaRdsrhurgh oanty. Ind bounded. Bes;naDs
chain If he north of sad fractional
section from $50 seVentsz 7b3 chRDs
70 the bank the Onto rgsr theDco down said river
twetvo chains and links thence north 3Vo
seventy ~ chains the line of said fractional
section thenee n sal iae the pacs besinnns
the middle third thereof being subject the life of
Cynthia own.
ALsO:Au that the Southwest qus-tsr of section
No. the Township and kSlss aforeiad to wiz;
Fifty eight aud 81 being the middle said south
vest quarter and is forty go ehans and aty 500
lEagth from North south G) chaiEs width
from East VS. and being that Of said quarter
tiOn led ~h ths word heirs tie plst said
order hook . 10
Records OF the Ytodarbursh ProLSt0 Eighteen and
Il li the Sorth snd being the LIT
Of oynthis Brown
TEEAS.sne half the purchase money bs paid in each
ana the remainder be psid in tor months from The
OF sale purchaser giving notes with approved security
rest frea TA9s9n APiaisneut Laws and bear
n interests date. Taos. b. GAkHi&.
ap25-4w Com1assioBe
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OBJ DAILY JournaL
LOCAL DEPARTaTEINIT.


0T We thank our friend Jesse T. Lamb
the ARAB" who was passenger on tho fast
Star packet Landis yesterday, or package OF
scve'steen papers, comprising the latest New Or
leans, Memphis and Vicksburg dates. Mr.
Lamb had a successful trip with his store boat
Arab, and looks hearty as buck. We THANH,
him kindly for his attention.
Ut More rain fell night before last, The
faboTs ii the water carriers have ceased-at
least changed to something else. Yesterday
afternoon was bright and beautiful.
NJ The sale ofLots of j o. Silliman, ad-
,ycrtised for to-day, is postponed FOR the pres
emit. b4sEa- .Fee
CO. The Nightingale Fund in England has
now reached $4,000.
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NEW. AND GEEAP GOODsi
NJ Z IN n II Y e GOOK II u

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR p. LoBCsr.
RE- now receiving opening desirable STOCK Of
IA spring and summer goods consisting 10 parto every
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Chaiias
Berages R9tes Lawns sriilisnes Bonnets Grape SILK
Lace and NeoP3itan.) Rtbhehs Lace EddnEs loves
HoseiHE In great varItyCloths Caseres Pant goods
Vestfng in rich profusion, &C.. &c. ap3
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iE llssaNNllN q FsNas.EEiEfS

IMP0sTERs AND J0gRERs IN
SILKS, FANCY DRESS 600 DS. LINENS WHITE GOODS
Ribbons, Gloves. Hosiery.
TRIMMINGS, B OFEETS. yH.a.NTFLLyAS. g. c.,
No AS Main St. hstw Fifth and Sixth Lou. KY.
NAT Id call the attention OF buyer to their complete
mitch being rsplenished
by daily receipt American Expr Of all
the desirable styles of Dress Goods imported
into the Meachants visiting the market may always
finding complete throughout the
resultant buver in New York keeps continually
plid With every thing in demand aPlz-imd4W
FINE WALL. PAPETS- UPHOLSTERY WORK.
new ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
ECuMIDT STARK we'd at their cstabf sh-
First farg, of W ~ Papers.
FROM gu the gded prsng everv-
thing mos. heautitdl description il this line. They
keep everything anpertauing upholstery end
chairs sofas &c. in superior style Having inst eniarPe
aecO1modata Increased business,
are now pr-par receive and show them 4
oct and low p-ieeE. sp'e-sf
NEkRET ~ IN lilo TO in sto and Tor sale by
q a-2I PRESTON RR0S
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,. HAYES. ALKCE CRAIG o, TaUHAE.
1856. SPEGsEs& STOCK. 1885.
HAYES, CRAIG & CO.
Main Corner Fourth Louisville KY ana l7S Water
ST., New York
AETHoLE7ALE dealers In Hats Cars end Straw ti"sds
comnletc @ goods in their line % found in
selling shall continue do Indiana Mefchas d
favorable and low prices the
be bought the Eastern markets
W. exain stock for Vncng proof
If o1ra