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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-06-09
EOCAE. gDEPAEsTMENT
s UP TOWN ITEMS.
nlroRrED 81 " Town Ese.

PDecdedly the most inviting evening resort during
his warm weather, the Reading Rooms OF the Ev-
ansve Library Association. Good ventilation
moderate temperature, while the visitor whatever
may be his tastes, turn of mind car find an abun
dance entertain him during tie whole evening with
being sarfeiel. srerhaps not generally kLoNn
ainone those who not yet qualified themselves to
partake of the BENEFITS of this Institution that Il lead
ing petsddisals both Of this country ana Europe
found on the tables al the Rooms Who thathas mind
to be cdItvated who that values the divine eectua
trait which distinguishes him the beasts that per
ish, would hesitate SECURE himself he privileges
Of tn. insttut5, at the cheap price of annual sub
scriptoh foF newspaper. Here you hate not hlyone
newspaper, But many, both domestic and foreign. be-
siaes the numerous periodicals before spoken of ana
added to this one OF the Libraries in western
country, If not TIE efy best And your papers filed
away and preserved reference without any trouble
whatever on your part.
ssve do expectalf men 70 become literary charac
ters buttis dats which every o. 10 Himself
and his fellows keep posted mp in matters pertain
ing to the general welfare, that he may realize the
substantial and eleyatng eIioymens of life, be lifted
above sensual Pleasures and be prepared for ef
fcieut action in the advancement of great human
brotherhood n man has right 10 remain II igEOr-
ance, whenthe present for his Information,
it is fraud his postcrity II is criminal. He leaves
debased the Influences uhcI he throwsaround him,
man, of howeverhumbe station. but excrts an in
fuence of his fellows and deprves posteri
Up of his coRtribu on that legacy which iu
mon owe them. Go then TO The Reading Room as
recreation. Go duty. - -
~ Some sort of an order was passed in the City
Council few weeks ago relative to requesting the fire
companies to 1.-THE public cisterns. The companies
have not yet been notified of their request, and the
cisterns remain ilstatu quo And here the question
arises rs to whether or not our public cisterns were
contemplated in the scriptural denuncatons brok
en- csterns are Se which hold 30 water. .
IL Ne police Items Saturday perfecdy quiet in the
vicinity ofthe magistrate Offices. Recorder light
again this morning andhayHg given good and sufficient
account of HIMSELF he is acquitted q any attempt
mysterious disapIearaHce yesterday evening.
WARM.-Mercury stood at eis in one Of the coolest
shades could find, Saturday at 81 O'Clock r. NJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW GOODS AN - NEW PRICES.
SSHANKLIN RELY beg leave to call the attention
- their friends theirlarge aud well
leeted Of spring and dry goods
during the weeks comprising of the desir
able In the city which they eer
sale and retail 20 their customers aud the pghlie gensrsli
atow prices time buyers Theirstook
sists part Of the foownBread cloths black
Cassmeres and Tweed white buf fancy MarsaiIe
cloths
Linen Drills rich caiicoes Of Philip Alien spragues bne
State Mills and other seh printed French and Scotch
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain zad salty
striped Bergs black and ealored Grape Msnz bite CASH
plain and fancy Ginghans rich printed Organdies
and Chal de LANES white Shawls black
ndfauey silk shaw rich stla shaw aud scar black
white lace Oapes Apria antique Parssos silk and giRghan
Umbrellas, Panama. Leghorn Braid Hats English
aud fancy BonBes, rich fonnet Ribbons Hasng Gloves
leaf and fancy Fans boots and shoes Carpets and
stair Oh Cloth aud printed blinds with
great variety Of Trimmings small and fancy goods
c. SHAEKLlN q RELY.
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AoeIDENTs.-Whilet the Democracy were
engaged in their Buchanan display last Sat-
turday night couple accidents occurred
Mr.. A. Rush attempted to set off wheel with
a cigar. The wheel exploded in his face,
severely burning it. He came very near los
ing his eyes, which yesterday morning were
in bad but not dangerous condition.
Mr.. Charley Sullivan had his hand badly
burned by the premature explosion ofa rocket
Served him right. He had no business firing
off Buchanan rockets!
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a Man Killed.

Sunday lnorhing about daylight, through
some accident young man named Maurice
Hedrine, formerly from Pennsylvania, fell out
of the third story window of Mr.. Broses house
on Water street. The unfortunate man fell
on the brick pavement below, breaking his
neck, arm and leg. When picked up a few
minutes afterwards, he was dead. The pro-
pretor Of the house says the man had sore
feet, and suffered a good deal from heat, and
was probably sitting in the window cooling
them when he accidentally fell out. There is
no probability that he had any intention Of
killing himself ~
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Three feet nine inches in the river at
Pittsburgh last Saturday. Falling at all
points. @
- The Royal Arch, recently sunk in the
Upper Mississippi, will be raisedsin few days
She belongs to the Galena Packet Company
The Sultana was here directly after
dinner Saturday, from New Orleans, with. a
very fair up trip of freight, season considered,
and number of passengers. -
The Northerner did not arrive from
St. Louis till afternoon last Saturday, being
delayed by fogs, low water, &c. She is due
tomorrow morning for st. Louis.
- Last Saturday there was but 5 feet z
inches water reported at Scuffletown Bar. The
larger boats are beginning to experience q good
deal Of difficulty at the bars above. -.su
- The H. d Newcomb was aground at
French Island last Friday. The Return
lightened her off. This stern-wheeler was
chartered at $3.50 per day to help the New
comb.
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The sixteenth Ballot.

On the 18th ballot Pierce only got 3 votes,
and his name was withdrawn. The following
was the 10th balloting, after which Douglas
name was withdrawn, and Buchanan received
Z the unanimous vote of the Conventions.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
SATURDAY. june Z.

SATURDAY June z.
Shenaugo, from St. Louis to Cincinnati,
Glendale. from Memphis to do.
r. M Patton. from Louisville 6 Tennessee River.
W. II. Denny from St. Louis te Cincinnati.
". A. Eaves, from Louisville to Bo Wing Green.
j, K. Bell. from Pittsburg to st Louis. s~-e
Tennessee Bell. froH Cincinnati to Keokuk.
Sultana. from New Orleans to Louisville.
Defender from Pittshurg st. Louis.
Northerner, from St Louis to Louisville.
Avendsle. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Prima Donna. from Pittsburg to St. Louis.
RAINBOW. from Louisville to henderson. -4
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Aaa BUCHANAN DEMoNsTRATIoN.--The Demo-
Gratis of Evansville were SO highly elated at
their narrow escrpe Of having to fight during
the coming campaign for one or the other Of
: the political reprohates, Pierce or Douglas,
that last Saturday nigh, they fred 1o1 guns
IN the name Of Buchanan, to say nothing Of
rockets and other fire works. About IL o'clock
bad whisky prevailed and rather got Democ-
racy down. or rather more fully developed IL.
But we shall not expose their doIngs They
had bstteH have al their reJolcinSs before thG
election. IS ~ ss.g 5sgs
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Tha Agricultural society.

The Vanderburgh County Agricultural and
. Horticultural Society met last Saturday after
{ noon and there was a respectable attendance.
We were not present, but through the kind
ness ofsome of our friends, have had an eppor-
tunity of 4admiring and evoyimg some of the
articles exhibited. Mr.. Sam'l Orr showed
some very fine cherries, to which we make al
fusion in another place Mr.. A. w. Chute ex-
hibited some large and delightfully."- favored
strawberries. lie informs US that he will sup
ply persons with plants without charge; as his
variety is very fine, those having garden room
would do well to avail themselves Of his offer.
, Through the politeness of him and the amiable
Secretary. Mr.. Hornbrook, basket of these
cherries reached us ia excellent condition. Mr..
Peter Sharp brought sample ofnew potatoes,
EVERY large for the season. and looking as if they
l,were good to eat. The Secretary is prepared
: to give an opinion ON their merits to-day, as
8 they formed part Of his Sabbath dinner with
some Vanderburgh bacon.
We arc glad to see so lively an interest mani
tested in this society, and trust that the inter-
est may spread more among the young folks.
We should like to see or hear Of them attend
ing these meetings, with samples of fruits,
vegetables, &c. Our young farmer friends
may particularly be benefited by attending
these meetings, and obtaining seeds, plants
&c, to say nothing of valuable informationo on
topics interesting to themselves. 7e
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lagonda Agricultural works.

New York SeIf-fgaIkings Reaper. $50,
The sim Plos strongest durable. widest Iiht
est draft ever invented. The Gearing
New York Hand Rsasz5lag Il eaper, SE25.
Several honsan of these Reaprs have built
with universal success. Width of So
for two horses mo very best Hand Rakers made
Tt&etchmlnSs Rsatent Mowers SIl5.
WITH s.. EXTRA
seven or eight thousand of these Mowers have been
built a portions Of the coutry aud
capacity are wen known and aeknowledged.
SeylsaOEEr7s Grain DFt II & g rsAss SOIyer.
ScgeEssy-fiVe k5OEfarSa
The mo tcom plete of It's class.
kimdIeDerger7s Portable cider Will
and Press, $685.
solid Rollerswill to eight barrels
Of cider per day. Every Farmer should have
R6RoiYng ay Raker, Straw Cptters &c. &c. Transpor
tatien paid by purchasers Letters answered promptly
~'@''''' '4' W4RDER, BRoKAw & CHILD.
Springfeid. Clark Go Ohio.
JOHN s. MITGHHLL, Agent,
my23-t wa3w .sf.z Evansville, Ind.
E,iDER yINEGAR. bbls cider yinegs4I for sale by
4 tUM SESPENDORS.-5oo doz assorted gna ties reed
mya = AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky
FENICK KiNG-25 bales Ticking rec this day and for sale
III by JAMES Low & co.,
api9 AIS Main street. Louisville Ky.
III Hg4sEACH co CrONS.-ItO cases ass d brands in
mys '''s A41 'Oi '' AIS Main street LoaisyilIe Ky
EBt0 COFFEEs.-5ob bags landing rer Ben
Ia Franklin Ter sale by s. z. GILBERT d. co.
ap26 Sycamore near Waer.
EtNANCY YPRINTS.-asO. cases handssme styles in
mvs ais sIsin street. Louisville KY
BpLEA CHED DRILIS.-Io cases in store and for sale
EBby JAMES Low & CO..
mys AIS Main street, louisville KY
e. MI. nECKs.I bale received 70 -day ard for by
- APPS JAMES Low Il co.
AS Main street, louisville, Ky
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AUCTION SALES.
aUoT1oN 1ss,,,S HIRAM NELSON

DANIEL W ooISkf HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS.
GIdCourt House. Corner of Main Third imme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
@5AFING leased for term Of years and fitted up the
q above we'll known stsnd. We prepared
ceiye sale private sale kinds OF 90
waresand erchandse; household furniture horses
gies etc..
Cash ad yanees eonsignIasnts when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at o'clock a. NJ Also Tuesday Wednesday
and FridaynTghts, ut early gas light. ~
andsass of estate promptly attended
to. 81
We weekly resolving, and hare nov hand large
and general f FURNITURE, consisting ofsla
spindle and bdcAs, scroll ard scoliup tops
back ohice Freach Jenny fiad and Bastle yosd seat
Chairs and wood Chair Elizabeth
chairs: spring rockers. sofas. soeiables
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. aud misses bedsteads.
trasses tin and wire Safes which viii sell at Gin
cinnati prices
We great variety ofnotisas iewelry
violins. aeeordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whp
etc. which Will sell reduced prices for cash,
whoiesale retail. NOOLSEY & n NELSON.,
mya Auets.
fSY &@OA BE44Ch dez MAsons cnalteugs
~ q Blaeking reed snd for sale by
my2t I. & D. HERMANN.
4 EA GASES Boots aud shoes. best qaaty lust reed by
IL III myt9 J. II. MAGHEE & CO.
- ARpETSs OH CJ.O rus AAD NIAFrtNtsS.
OPktfsS a REED invite the attention of purchasers
"a II theisaek otthe above uamed articles also toa ae
lot Of Paned Rndow shat ard curtain niateri is al Of
which We VIII sell very low foreash. my i-2m
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATsS LGVER PILLS.
PHENIX RIIIERS.

FREE PROM ALL NERAL PoIsoNs
70 Nh great popularity which MoFFAT's LFE
BITTBRs have attained consequence OF the
xaordnary effected by their renders
he proprietor to into particular
her medicinal virtues properties. Having hern
than before the phbc and having the united
testimony OF than THREE MILLIONS of who have
been restred the employment of the perfect health BY
them ts believed that their reputation the
medicine before the puble admits of dispute
city and village the United States there
many readyso testify their efficacy dis
and giving the whole system renewed yigor and
beafth. III
In cases Of ScoRrUIA U1cERs. scuRyY ERUFnoNs Of
the skin the peration of the LIFE MEDICINES truy
hing often removing in few days every vesge these
Ioahsome Diseases by their purifying the blood
FEVER and AGUE DYSEPSA DEoPsY. PIES, and in short
most all diseases yield their curaty properties No
family should be without them. by their timely much
suffering and exrens may be saved. Prepared nv
WILLIAM 3. MOFFAT, NJ, D., New York.
Ard for sale by KELLER, FARNSLEY a. co. 3
mh5, EYansYilie, Indiana,
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.n,aA flnNTRAGTORN.


EBRoPOsALs WILDE received by the undersigned. until
Ill 10Th OF June next grading aud paving with
me izinehes deep, 100 feet from low
graveled to Water
the gravel to be ten inches hie lso one gutter to
be made of lime II inches Deep laid in gravel anf IL
feet vi At the tops that portion of the river 'front.' from
Mill to Sd cross above the public square.
Payments 20 be secured by lien the Wharf Ten per
cent will be allowed the fsaid harf
the city reserying the rghto qudate the whole
ton of the debt discretion The arising from
said Wharf or 60 70 the extng1shmehs of the
interest and principal the whole principal and
interest to be extngushed BY the ci within twenty years
from the completion of said Wharf. g Ia.sat1s
Henderson. KY, May 20. 1856. ny2s i2wd
HBRgT8IANT BxiiIiantne day and
E D forsaIe by E mys JAMES LOW & CO..
6SsIPEsRFEyE FLOUR bbl and sacks various brands
- for sale by apis >. W. ~ S. S.YICKERT.
WRUTp ER5oO lhs choice Butter cents per H. fer
ED sale by myzS - b. COOK SON.
t0FFkFs.-25 packets old Geserh Coffee extra
u quality. rec d from New York by = - sL1t
BROWN SHEETING,-
n 80 do Sea Island Brown Cotton; grr "a IS.
sale by f~r-fs's727a JAMES Low. 81 co..,
E0ss Ea dos asorssd Hose ana Haif Hose REQ
Tnsz5 = 4 ~ : JAMES Low &. co.
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BY 8 TELEGRAPH.
GREssIoNAL.

rH1ErY-roURrn ccNGnEss-ri FIRST SESSION.
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ilXCss NGE HOTEA,

- TH0RNBURG d WYMAN @
LII BEG leave form the citizens ef Warrck and II
that they purchased the Hotel
formerly kept by Mr. o. Hazen aud intend to keepup the
reputation tho house has acquired under its previous
management They have REFUeNIsHED and BEFrrEp the
whole and prepared all their
Customers in the viii
supplied with the market aTords: in short
pains viii spared to make tie EXCHANGE first
Hotel Their stables will he kept in the best possible
condition. in late persons with animals.
nh LtdIr
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Senate not in session to-day. ..5
HousE.-About 25members appeared in the
hall to-day. An effort was made to adjourn
until Saturday, but this could not be done,
there being no quorum, and the same reason
preventing the transactiohof business, an ad-
journment took place.
WAsHINGToN, June s..
SENATE.-SonIc u or Ia Senators met and
adjourned until Monday next.
HoUsE.-About 30 members convened, and
without doing anything, adjourned until to-
morrow.
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CuycoBD n. h. ,June &

- - OVlFOUhD, y. IT, y uilo o
The effigies of Pierce and Preston S. Brooks,
were hanging in front of the State House this
morning, eighty feet from the ground. on the
Pierce and King liberty pole of 1857 Also,
an efligy Of Colonel George, in'another part
Of the city. bearing the words, :" The glorious
and Godlike Administration Of Pierce 49,
The Legislature in joint convention elected
R. Metcalf Governor, by l75 tolls. Il. j..
Melvin was elected President OF the Senate,
with two. American Republican Clerks, e.
H. Roldih was chosen Speaker of the House,
by a vote of 160 to Is.
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COAT COATff1g

rENHE Bodiam Coal Company Of EyansviIIe nd offer
n the delivery Four Thousand Bushels Coa
daily either at the river side opposite the Mines at the
wharf a Evansville
The quality Of the being htedlv on
lower Ohio well worth the attention OF Steamers which
receiving freight at Evansve would time
by coaling there. 80 III.
Louisville Journal and St. Louis nelligencer
tn, and send bill to this obee. myle-fm =
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NENV nm CEEAp GooDs.
Nick INN & COOK n

" ATER NEXT DOOR 10 BETw MAIN AND loRUsT
a RE now receiving and opening desirable stock
IA spring and summer goods consisting parscf every
variety usually kept dry good Silks Chalas
Berages Robes. Lawns BFiahtes Bonnets. (Crape. silk
Lace and Neopoltau) Ribbons. Lace EdginEs
loseing in great vartgloths Gassmere Pant goods
81 u. fl.. ~
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Co1(& G. -. 5g2&a
HANANA, pRTNcIpE AND Domrsrrc.

HANANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
EAvNG opened store exclusively for the sale ofeigar
and tobacco Invite the dealers in this article and
country call and examine
tensiye stock consisting the desirable brands ef
Cigars. mp 80 500 in box. shall
keep constantly an excellent assortment hand and wiz
sell them prices The attention of Bar and hotel
keepers politely requested having brands
o snit their trade hand II. ANSF AOHkk.
Frsand Sycamore Streets nearly opposite Beeut
& Viele n Preston Bros. my2
NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJ ECT.
AvING my Tailoring establishment to Main st..
opposite the Court House. would invite che
tlemen of Evansville inspection of stock THAI
have ample to show Of FFeneh kng-
Doeskins and Cassimeres
price, SILK Satin and Linen Yestins suitable for
the season, all any of which will make order
notice and the reasonable prices cash.
There having goods If they can't be sold Cali
gentlemen. If suit only like Bass
myIs-Im ~ DAVID o'NEIL.f
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WITH divided SWELL secured by letters pat
FI1zr-=1sIz intent, May z3d. 1885. ~ -tas
n m III II n By this swell. solo passages may
" y Bbe played with the full power Of the instru-
while the mep is soft and subdued Here
MeIodeons by Prince & Co.; will be
nished with this attach nent without extra charge
Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune by
dposng ofrgh to o but they prefer
make in their instruments 1t only be Oh
tanned by purchasing Of 7s5sfsr - esT
W. F. CoLBURN. Western Agents.
myt 765z West Fourth street.
MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.
HET received per Efie Alton and j. p. Tweed
~ fine spring shoes for ladies and
swhch and viii be sold this week TO the
will please quick cannot hoRo
ese myI HENDRICKS McREA.
1855 SPRING TRADE OPEN. 1855.
subscribers receipt their
comprising every variety and kind of Mems omenfs
Misses Boys Youth and Children's Roots Shoes
Baskins Slippers &C., c which they call the attention
Those goods purchased early sd selected
the and desirable stock offered in the Eastern
markets. HENDRICKS. & McREA,
mh2I First st. near Main.
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JEWELakY! yEWELRX!!

FENE undersigned would Respectfully the ctizess
z of Evansville and vicinity that he has
aud is ceving and large assortment Jewelry
all kinds. direct from New York which he would
attention of those desros purchasing His goods
and of the latest styles and will be sold cash
lowest ossible prices
All kinds Matches and pieces repair a work
man- fe reasonable charges and work
ed CHAS. RARNUM
On First three below Postofce At the
stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen.
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NEW WM0AEsAAE VINE AND

NEW WM0AESALE WINE AND
LIQUOR STORE.
hereby inform the public of Evansville and surround
above said where shall keep constant
y all sorts of Wines and Liquors which intend TO sell at
the lowest prices Country store keepers Will do wei TO give
Particular attention called to our stock pure Port
Care Madeira Wines French brandies good old Whisky
in bottles. which are adapted ior medical PURPOSES
my16-tf Main street opposite the Court House.
TER SANDL LEsTs boxes of fall weight Star Candles.
- reed and for sale by my2o J. J.w.&S. VfoKERY.
6AUIGLEY HaAIs.-A supply of these very superior
Hams per steamer Green rssd and f.: sale by
THEY CAN'T HE REATs
VERY FIN Z MINER SOFT HATS.
best lghtst and finest shaded Soft Hats that can
myas vSUTTER L MARooNNTEs Main street.
EcS,XTnA FAMILY ylNE,s AR.-s5 bbis for by
EL my2s $: z. GILBERT 4 CO.. syc. near Water
WOOD! NOOD!!
IGK0RY and Ash Wood for sale the single load in
: : : 81 4'''ii''''e'' j. W. s vIoKERY,s
mg28 Family Grocery, Main q.
EVANSYHLEE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of EVaDSvIlIes Indian
OFFICE WATER BETWEEN MsIs AND cAMoRE srREETs
FHNHIS Company will Buildings Stocks
and other PrGRery against rs; ,o On
sea- rivers and inland tTn9psPSr5ati9n. nT 3 = TFap
j JNo 20, s: s.I., HoFKlNs. n BApcoek. Sf HALL
VIM. BRowy. G. vIELE. r. BARNES.
WIN. T. PACE sec,y. sot'N = Hoi AiNs' nsat va sD
l NEW SPRING RaELINEssY.
IS ISIS BARKER has just received large assortmsnt Of
sA Millinery. consisting Of Nepolitan. SILK and straw
Bonnss to which she calls the attention of the Lsa,es0
mhsi ana First street between Main and
NETILLOW WAHE.-15 doz fancy and common "a naes
HN ket doz Clothes Baskets; doz Children bib and
low Chairs together with assortment OF WHO"
ana wood Ware for sale At cur usual 10 1Sw VlcKERY
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NEW E7ANaILN s4ssOChIs \.

II bought stec and taken the formerly
AE occupied by Il. Bacon Co.. Main street. opposite
the Branch Bank and have made large additions to their
for supplies justies
promising citizens of Evansville ana vicinity
variety of the best srces Family Groceries
city Being determined eyery eron to
satisfaction all hope receive aberal
Give trial All Goods delivered free of charge
mhl3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON. +
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Senate not in session to-day.

E.a.. w AsuINGTnN. Inne q
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~ RS. NJ. D0NABDSOS would respectfully info orm th
~ ladies Of Evansville and vicinity
ahouse Mr. Rubin Hart's dwelling
ner of Second and Oak and she has had
enee in Dress making and Beaehing and doing all ind
of Straw and Naap0ltan bo aud she hopes by deng
work neat and reasonable invite share the publ
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LII persons wishing buy Coke Goal Tar OF the Gas
IA Company requested TO cali at the once Of the
Locust between LIST and I'd ssreet and
advancc will be delivered
works without an order from the President.
myI O. g.. KEATS, Presft.
EpR. CARB sODA-4O hsIf-bbls reed and for saIa by
Il my5 ORR, DALZKLL 4 CO.
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: agf& 1A Eo, O1tAItTt ~ w.
Corner Fourth Streets Louisville Ky. Water
ST., New York
WHTHO LESALE dealers in Hats. Caps and Straw Goods
w have in store. and IN daily receipt Of the
goods in their line TO found in
any establishment West of New York City. We
selling shall eohtne do Indiana Merchants and
others favorable terms and at g low prices the
articles bought in the Eastern markets
We inv1e of stock foreonvncDg proof
Of ours apI5-3m
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Keller. Farnsley q Co., Evansville, Ind.;
Yagre Crawford. 0wensville;
Hallock Parmter. Princeton;
G. B. Bingham. 2atoka;
w. J. " hitting, Cynthiana:
J K. Jaguess d Co.. PoseyviIl.;
Messrs, Gardiner at BlairsvilIe aud Wadesyilfs;
Williams and Robertson. West FrankIin:
DIR. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sam pson, LIT. FernoHg
Hudspeth Il Bro, Boonviiie;
Bowers & Sargent. Newburgh;
Adams & Campbell Petersburgh;
Fred .Eckstein, Cincinnati, o. and a1idfuggists.
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