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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12
]. PRUGH & BROTHERS,

WHOlENAlE and Retail Fur
" Mtlure EStAblishMent. VIII ee
found three doors east OF Ccolbaugh Brooks-nAxn.i
Banking House. up stairs, where VIC viii at sn1A6
times be pleased to wait We viii con-
any keep hand all kinds of Furniture such rs SOFAS
soshcs, Divans Spring Caairs and Rockers, Cane Seat
And Windsor Chairs, Card and Centre Tables Cottage,
NSsses, and eotnen pedstesds, breakfast and Dining
Tables Sands Towel Racks Safes, Looking Glasses, Pic
tare Frames and host of other things numerous
mentson--an of which We offer cheap for cash.
NETIELIG and WOOD COFFZNS
teps constantly on hand.
u Hcsrse aud Carriages furnished reasonable
terns IL REQUIRED mAylAn
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DYER ELEcrED.-The municipal election came
off at Chicago Tuesday last, and as we yesterday
announced, the Nebraska party elected their
candidate for mayor. We we're at loss to ac-
count for this result until we learned that Col.
Thompson Of the Gazette had been there help
ing the party in their struggle for supremacy
We have not learned whether any Of the poll
books we're missing or not.
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W.. RARNEY h CO, DrBukE, IOWA.
BARNEY, RoBB CO., FORT popsN,
BARNEY, DAVIS & CO., DEconAh
AVN AGENTS. AND HANK KERS.-Notes
collected throughout Northern Iowa. and remitted
or at Current Rates of Exchange Money received on
Deposit and Interest allowed Land Warrants Tor cash.
ON time to suit purchasers, constantly on hand
Dealers supplied liberal terms, Warrants Located ana
selections made and Located for parties at distance,
when funds accompany orders Taxes paid ana money
dressing the above firms by mail may rely upon their
commissions being attended to with the same M'th-
illness and dispatch II presented In person. oeoeopo
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LOANS OF THE RoTHscHILDs.-This celebrated
house loaned during the past year, FIVE hundred
millions of dollars as follows:
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Wv WHITE LYMAN COOK. GRO. r. ATHERTi
WHITE, COOK & Co.,

Bsrret House Building, Burlington, ioted3
SIGlT Exchanges all principal points, and uncur-
y rent money bought and sold Interest paid on Time
Ysnn.U. apr,lG,
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4anking Yoases.

/, n obsps ku THOMAS FIrz HENRY WARREN.
Banking House, Exchange Office, and
Land Agency.
GREEN, THOMAS & CO.,
tsuccessors Of L. W. Clark, Bros. & Coz
Huntington, Iowa,
1IkyE opened House for the transaction Of general
II banking and exchange business, and are prepared
to receive deposits the most favorable terms Time
and sight drafts bought and sold Collections made ana
raceeds promptly remtted Interest allowed on depos-
It's Nem,ttanccs and orders for exchange from the
country will receive prompt attention unrurrent iunds
I'd without charge jan.;.-twly.
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COpARTNERSHTp

a..= COPARTNERSHIP.
NHE undersigned have this day associated themselves
together under the and style OF Burnap Locke
for the purpose Of doing General Forwarding aud Com
mission business. 8. L. BURNAP,
GEO. X. LOCKE.
VIZ have rented Ware House on Water, between JEFF
ferson and Valley streets where be found at all
times eady to attend to any business entrusted to
Storage reasonable at any house in the city.
BURNAP LOCKE.
g. L. B.. having retired from the Drug business, will be
happy any Of his old customers in his new capacity
He still retains the agency Of the American Express Co.
Refer to-
Coolbaugh Brooks, Burlington Iowa.
White, Cook Co., do do
]. B. Carson 4 Co., St. Louis, Mo. ..
Sanford, Hall 4 Co., Chicago, Ill.
W. H. Brown, do
N. b. Morrison, Land Agt., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Smith Williams, Oskaloosa, do
J. Grifiths Co., Fort Des Moines do
Loomis, Campbell Co., Cincinnati, O.
Rindskopf Bro. 4 Co., do
Coliender Rogers Co., Boston, Mass.
Jewet, Tibbetts L CO., do [nov.14. IT,
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H. E. BARTLETT & Co.,

II. E. BARTLETT q Co.,
Successors to Foote Co..
WILL continue the Commission and
w Forwarding business at the old stand
The highest cash prices will be paid for Grain They will
also attend to the shipping and selling Of Grain and Pro-
duce the most reasonable terms, Sales guaranteed.
Coal furnished to order by the load the bushe
either on the track will be delivered to order.
Burlington Nov l3, 1855. H-
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OGDEN & COPP,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
A ND q Il N Il II A l. STEAM BOA IT
IA AGENTS, Water street Burlington,
lOXa.-1Iave superior facilities for the Storage and
Forwarding Of Produce and Merchandise. nov "a
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GRAy. pENSMORE 4 PHELPS,
VI WHOLESALE GEDtTRS COMMISSION MEf

CHANTS, and Agents FOR BosoS S,LAMANpER SAFKs No
. South Water aud IL Dearborn sts,, Chicago, H.
8. d GRAy-g. W. pENsMoRR-G. H. rnElrs janl .bpyl
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II. B. w A r 3.

SADDlE 4 HARNESS Manufactures.
~ Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale Dealer
rocco SKINS Patent aud enameed Leather, Coach Lace
Ssdd,cry Hardware, Wood Hamex Chains, EnaneAed
Cloths Brass Hub-Rands &c, &c.
~ The highest price paid for all kinds Of HIBEs Axp
SKINS
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1otels.

J. A. rkTMoR, DAVID RUNNIoN
J.. ", PATMoR, WILLIAM RuNNlON, =
CHERMAN HOUSE.
y J. A. PATMOR 4 Co., pRorRiEroRs Corner Of
Clark and Randolph Streets Opposite the Court House
CHICAGO, Ill. may2Sy.
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,formar0inq al1b Commission.

Jso. A. DOUGLASS. EDWARD FITCH FREDERICK HARDING
DOUGLASS, FITCH & Co.,
I)RODUCE, Storage and COmmisSiOn
i Merchants, Dealers in GRAIN TIoua, etc.-Lib.
eral advances made on Consignments e.
No. 10 hinsie Street, Chicago.
REFERENCES :--E. !. Tnkhan Banker 7. Granger Ad-
ans, Banker Messrs. Munger Armour A. F. Dickin-
son, Rsq., and A. X. Williams, Esq. g
EH We have ample CELLAR room for storing Butter,
Eggs, &c. fmarl. .bp.yl
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}. O. LAuMAS GEO. C. LAUMAN
J. G. LAUMAN & BROTHER,
L>OR AWARDING; and Commission MeF-
chants, Corner of Front and Jefferson sr'ts., Bur
ington, Iowa. Also, WHOLESALE RETAIL Dealers in Dry
Goods Groceries, Hardware Queensware, Boots, Shoes
Hats. GAYS. &C, &c. =
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ALFRED S. FEAR,

DROHUCE BROKERS and General Comms-
Grain, Hides Pork and live Hogs The Highest Market
Price paid for n the above articles Warehouse and Of
hce in John s. Davids building, Water St., between
Washington and Columbia Burlington Iowa [nov 9 If
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--'" JOHN S. DAVID.
VNHOLESALE GROCER, FOrwa ril ing
w and Commission Merchant, Water
Street, Burlington, Iowa. ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-03
Sc Of 60 - sheep.


It is fact that all domestic animals can be
m proved in size and value. Ono hundred and
fifty years ago, the average weight of cattle at
the Smithfeld Market was not over $40 lbs,
and that of sheep 26, is now over 800pounds.
The average weight Of cattle properly term
ed beeyeS, in the New York market is about
700 pounds, and sheep so pounds.
The average live weight of the heaviest
drove of beeves of103 n number ever brought
ito this market was 2.037 pounds, weighed
from dry Feeding in Illinois, last spring.
| The selling of cattle in New York is at so
much per pound for the estimated weight OF
meat contained in the four quarters. The es-
t.mason is made upon the live weight OF cat
tie as fellows: @
! Adrovcr in buying lot Of grass-fed, com
lrnon stock in Illinois should never calculate
Ito get an estimate of over one half here Of the
live weight there. That is, if the drove aver
age IL cwt they viii make 6 cwt Of meat
each.
Medium beeves may be estimated at "a or
55 pounds per cwt. Good beeves at 56 or 81
pounds Extra good large and fat, from 81
tt2 62 pounds per cwt.2 soi col H- --
In the Boston market, the weight is gene
rally estimated upon five quarters that is,
the product estimated upon an average ol
meat, fat and skin. There the cattle are gen
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alflngg 3 gsIf, N E asMFaHEs.

I chip nler the style and firm Of Geo. FOSTER " 80
for the r nsacGion ofa general Fore eardtRg ard Com
sim BusRsss and have erected for hat purpose
very large aud spa ious Fre-proof Wtrshouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locustnd Dan
ham streets and Depot Of the Evansville and
Gr 1rdsYilie Rai a. where they VIII nave ample
room aud convenient "a aites for storing all kinds Of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special COnsgnmens.either by
RiveN Railroad. Canal Wagons, and willforward
promptly atthe lowest rates.
They will rive personal attention to the purchase or
gae OF Produce Groceries in this market and solicit
orders for the purch of Sugar and Molasses the
Coast, as ofthe arm viii ben the South during the
Winter.
They hope sy unremitted attention to meritand share
the pu ali,. patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decIA w. NJ. .AIKMAN
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TEN CENTS PER- WEEK
1 NUMBER IT'S.
orally weighed, and the produrt estimzted

orally weighed, and the product estimated
upon an average, ,64 pounds per, ,cwtp .gw
In New York not one bullock in, ten thou
sand goes upon the scales to determine his
price to the butcher. s~ el Is neissss
1t is fact that cattle Of large breed or va
riety are the most profitable to the grazier
who feeds for beef. 1t is doubtful whether
that rule will hold with poultry. Dorking
fowls are medium size, and much,esteemed
variety. They have FIVE toes dgfW
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RAILROADS, &C.
pENNsYLYANIA HAnKOAD.


- TiiE Undersigned harms bee APP. III -.r.aa
ia = pointed Agee tHe above COmpA- Lsss. 81
r4A9s1ss ny in ellis city wOuld IN forr. sh p
rers, merchants and fhe Iutllc
generally. that F Leech. George v Hsr-A aHd George
Black late ID. Leeeh Ihenas 5. CLARKE,
CLARK Ihaw, - under the hrni ef - fseE
EEECss & CO..,
appon special c0nsnees and shipping agents
RAiroad Company. They estab-
clishtd at ali the principal shipping peints east
aand vest aud prepared receipt thr9h rom New
6ra Boston Phiiade phia and Bafumors all western
cities ues and from all western cities and towns TO the
eabcard by way of he penusy ania Railroad
The direct their whole assertion Forwarding,
and ties shipping and OthU without
expense draya3e and aeir charges
with the Railroad company erg emeiy iOS Ca
nominal the drayae rhey hope
be ale tog ve sasisi action 5 a. N.---
ShiPm praduce madeo their agents Will he forward
ed fres OF ehlrge tOr eOmmisslon. 9s-a-
Feriuformation spply at their ofiees: 4 +
De pot. Liberty street. PittsburE;
do Nos south l5thstreet. Philadelphia
do North street Baltimore; 1850. .. ..H 4
No. Astor place.
do 8 Battery Place, .a. s
do 81 Kitty street. Boston,
Orto JOHN 3. MITCHELL, Il
ep12 Gn Water It.. Evansville Ind.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO Tar. CITIZENS OF sOUTAES.S INDIANA
- x ~ lt OK y AND IALiAUis.

E AS D. SAUNDERS yiEil EAgIneer having taken nj his
Cd abode in ths CITY Evansville would peetfy
aounce the southern portion OF indiana
Eeutsky an linais furnish Plans
pecdc aud &sms Of work OF any iescrton aP-
protsson Water Works, DrafGsgeo
Land Raj ways Tara pike other Roads, the m
k3royeuent Rivers navt ts-5ion purpo etc.
TsstimOuiais aolity g. B Wilson, ESQ, Chlef Fin
iaesr Of the iy sad salem Railroad ige 1ghes
sf nzaon George o. Damn OF beiford 1h0i
23 WIsoa . ty saginaer Of New Albany, Ind and H. 9
Moore Esq Chief Engineer Of the e. ahc O SrAighi
Zine RaIr id, seer aPplication rhZO ~
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FALL. CAMP AIGNl
H q R % v 3 AZ 81 "a ~ aEk0E ElSA s.El.
SEw AID VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS s. WELLS

A NEW N VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS
TLST thanks for the generous patronugee
nv the putc, since he opcued in Evansville would
tiesy city purchasers also that he his
ia store. the Heaviest took of Unrdss are and Cut
tlPry onethiro) that he offered
VIE raarket Many Goods purchased redue-
East England by importing ldeo from Europe
orders American foods. Ted the Manu-
Work. he is only able hut decidedly d posed
HARDWARE low figures
e invites careful examination of his sock prices
Merehan aud Traders feeling assured that he do them
full ustfce.
stock he names following to the trade:
50 boxes AxesNeIis. Lppincotts Leverett and Cons
soo dozen Pocket Knives only assorted
X DO S5eei shears snd scissors;
do Razo1s su4 Strops;
100 gross spoons Rrittana and German Silver;
81 dozen Coffee Mills. sll grades;
DO Files and Rasps all kfhAs:
1000 IHs Bras Kettles. earned bOttomsi
2uO his Sa5r"us aesOriea;
40 Dozen Butt Hinges. do;
s0n gross Screws siml pointed;
$50 dszsu Door Socks and eOehets;
go Do Curry ,mts and Horse Car5s;
~ pairs Shovel and Topgs. iren and brass heads;
so dozen Saws Nill to Eey- hole;
q do StssIyards and Scale Beams;
So do Ames' tani other brands Shovsls and srades
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
case Japanned Tinware taIy assorted
wh'rz and Lashes Brushes Combs. Nes9les Speetaces
r Mannaiss and Fancy Hardware generally together
heavy goods Cham Dog Iroas Strap hinges, Tea Gt
Gun Barrels and Gszzs Trimmings,
CHARLES s. WELLS.
oct3 Main ttreet. % door below Branch Bank.
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LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED y AGRIOJLTU RA L y ARE-H0 ST
+s@---- i7s7g1s.EAk. WINGS 3 = & co.
AFANU = AtstsssI4Ss sld Dead all hiB Is eS arm
~ GEFo en Aowias sapins and thgesA-
na aehines Field and Gar5en ecd Trees &v. sic Map
opposite Bank aisriie. LeuisYills. Kys
Sep25-IyW
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TNNNEYA sORaNsON.

SguoLrsALR GtJCE 'lEs AND I9Uona. ooHAEh
WATER AND VINE STs.. VILE, IND.
TNI indarsgne this fy Vrnnsd for
the parpose dong ghDieSaie GrOcery aud Liquor
ving 5asceedd the bu mess Of Hessrs Als &
stock aud made aidtions 20 make
strtuasut shall able TO 9hf good bargain
FOR CASH any house Evansville or any 81 Y n ne
West. X , Y : IL.
au3 , NflM sfsStiN
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vv.T.,Ty huo.,B,Nc

FNNHE Ndersigned baving eomsnced the above husine
Evansville fatters himself with the nope shat his
and skill in all desert ptions time
machinery will trial. be found worthy the attention
resi- citizens city. but also ofthos
som Uprising the ''crcumambent vieinage5'.
His shop s at the Post where he be found all
CFFIcE HoURs. myS r. II. GATES.
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SHaRWOoD EcusH

TENHE subscriber has taken the above house, and
entirely r9htted and recurnshed it, aud is PREPARED
TO entertain ihe patrons of the house satstactor!
e has also rented the brick Stable. owned By
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock ofhorsesa
riages to let.
The stabies siarge clean and well located, and gooc
hosslersare in constant attendance. Partcularttentior
will be paid to the care OF horses with him for keep
ug and in all respects the public Ia ldnd the Sher
wood House GOOD Hotel fivstfl j. A. BY ERS
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.ToFEN Y. CRlSP,

Il % It 4 Il T y q J. 7 Y
T he EvAvsvItLE LrBRARY AssNcIATIoN Rooms Fos-
N Buildings will attend 70 drawing up e|ds Mort
gags AMI all othar writnV ant-1r'"1 = :. = =
GNODFisH.-2o drums Just regei ed sud 70. ~
" aoyI TENNEY SORENS0E.
INDIANAPOLIS iNsUR ANUE COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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CAFsENET MAKERS STOCK.
EUST received.
81 100 gross he'd crews fat and square head;
500 feet Safe Wlre;
200 doz Iron Ca phoard and T II locks;
la0doz Wrought Iron Baet Hinges;
200 Joz Table DO IL to i1S5 -trf
100 d6z Mahogany and Walnut Knobs
2D0O gross Gmblet Point Screws assorFee an stIes;
400 setts Furniture Brass and Iron Wheel;
80 doz Cabinet Filesand Rasps. ass'd lensthsj
50 dog Looking Glasses, zss'd sizes; -
80 reamssaad paper; e-s
just rse's ans fer safe by sp7s RA RC0CE BRO.
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aMore,n Yoa'll Keep

Some years ago., an old sign painter, who
was very cross, very gruff, and a little deaf
was engaged to paint the Ten Commandments
on some tables in church not five miles from
Buffalo. He worked two days at it, and the
second day the pastor Of the church came in
to see how the work progressed, The old
man stood by smoking short pipe as the
reverend gentleman ran his eyes over thetab-
lets. g~..,...-..l 80 o,-f5e
'Ehh said the pastor as his familiar eye de-
tected something wrong in the holy precepts
why, you careless old person, yea lefta
part of one of the commandments out-don't
you see? ls7io9y1 syaa aW
Mono such thing said the old man, put
ting on his spectacles; no, nothing left out
where?
why there persisted the pastor; here;
look at them in the Bible-you have left some
of the commandments out.' eaa519 Law
Well what if 1 have said the old ebstina-
cy as he ran his eye eomplacently over his
work, what if have? There's blamed
sight more there now than you'll keep naa
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EHTFIRE LEAD -loc kegs rura for saio by
EH nov27 t... ORR. UALZELL & co.


YEN dersgned has his Tailoring Establish
second immediately opposite the Pres
terian Church, in the caee with DR. Wood. where he
would glad all his old gaodiy
Der of and would he pleased them with
anything his line such Shirts draw
fe to order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for fsvors he would peotfay solicit
YES j. l.. NELMs.
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ssU DgtEy. e.EoNE q C9a,,-,.,.,,

CON MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Scc09d Street, bern 1fail, AMI ihe Rirer,l :
o E- llal-5t G- et -EOUISViLLE, Ky.
5BARTIGULAR attention paid the rnrehase and sas 81
a HEMP, COTTON, TOBACCO, PORK. sBAC4lN.
LARD FLOUR ETC together SIth sl kinds Of PrOdaes
and Manu- Articles oonsERnents soliiteed and
usual advances made.
RfgER To-Megsrs Buchanan. Q Co.; WhVlesal9 Gr9eers
Ahf Merchants q a. RicharGson L Co EI
Naaafaeturers. Cornwall ,ro Wholesqie Groeers and
Star Candle facturers wesly, Porl
Commission Merchants Armstrong Alien Dealers IN
Pork Montgomery DavIdge Co.. Whoessls Dry Goods
FRANK cAaTER.... JocETT.
e. tFs CAsRTEEz & J0gJEEE7T. COZ To-
FORWARDING AMI OMMISSION MERCHANTS. Z
no. %, EAST SINE THfRIi ST, GEf. MAIN AID WATER
5-srl tlaT LGEasVEs.i.Es. AE. a. =
Geo. Foster & Co., P & o'Rney & Co..
.s--. Evsasville. and. 9r- BE jei4-ly
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feb20-tf
WyI. x 1rcS:gyFyV,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City Bank Building.
EETILL attend faithfully all business entrusted to hin
~ my25
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sEaPROVED PORTABLE MILE.
EN0R grinding wheat and corn, and all other substance'
81 requiring grind ny.
Genuine Brand Boting Cloths and Betting
ali widths. -..s-
raeat ] r. Monroe. is authorized TO sell the abov
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight.
Call I'll r Monroos Family Grocery. corner of Oak anc
iels-tf JAMES BRADFORB & Co Cincinnati O.
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j. e. CAMPBELL,
BEII. AND BRASS FOUNDER.
FIRST STREET RETwEEN VINE AND Division
EVANSVILLE ND

FIRST STREET nETwEET VINE ASo DIVISION.
MANUFACTURER cfevery description Of Brass Work
F9 of equal quality If not superor to anything manuae
pr az % constantly on hand oil gobes stor yau4 hin,
cylinder cocks church te mbuat and hotel tesi
assortment OF other articles usually ket this line
ana also appointed sole agent in this city for the sal,
of Jas ThOmpsons celebrated leather heng These belt
far perior anything offered and have inva
riably when lxhibted with the frat NJ
MUM. Samples o. the he seen at the establish
Every description ross casting order an fur
The highest marEet price paid old cOrrer
Ali orders addressed to me will meet with prom ar
mediate attention. decd
u and tor sale by JAMES Low & Co.
dect5- -d&w 4is Main street, Louisville, Ky.
RRUsIIN DE LAINEs.-5o pieces. sil wool Musi in
A De Laine assorted cOiOrs this ugd for sale
dec15-d&w 4Is Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
CUNNY BAds.-5o bales in store ard for sale by
NEW MOLAssEs-l5o bbls prime new MOlasses in
deo5I si''S ~ PRESTON BROS.
sgORSE AND C0W FEED.
hTp ,S constant supply Of Hay o@Tn ST and oRs Rsox
ADwgNE NOTaCE.
n Office is hereby given that Letters Of
ADoLPH BRINKMAN. deceased. The estate supposed
nov23 w3 BRACKET MILLS. Administrator
GSK ATEs cask Skates assorted from 25e to S. 90 pei
de5s oHAs. S. WELLS.
| rENOBACCO.-lo choice Virginia TobaccO
box Fancy Twist; .f.a
keg Pancake Tobacco. thing new
and extra, at novl5 COOKS Family Grocery.
ETREsH u BALTIGORE OYsTEns.-Ich, ch,ss 50 cans
L of A. Fields oyssers. Just received
deci2d COOKS Family Grocery.
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EgEAL HANGER

TOCk AMI GUN sMIN#.
TOBBTNti repairing Umbrellas ParAsols, mend
~ ing Brass mounting Canes, etc. by - r.
~ JAMES SPALDING,
oet9- Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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Board of Directors.

John D Defrees VIM r. Nafs.nser. Il. W. Talbot.
willis W. Wright. Wm. ". Ne0arty, nelos Reot.
L w II. Ellis J. W. Spencer. W g. Wearton.
4, r. BRoMwEiL, See'Y. . D. DEFREES. Prss'5.
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On First street between Main and Sycamore,
s As fne OF Cloths, CassmerCs, Vest
a inzs ete. which he is prepared make in The
ishohAhle styles and short He will warran
fits and hopes by long perienee the usineI
able give general satisfaction He has also hand
Meriao INK Undershrts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Csllars etc made in the best manner with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customer
nd the public generally to call deel6- u
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