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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-20

6FThe vagrant boys of New York have
nit upon new dodge for raising the wind,
viz taking horses left awhile in the street,
to the Pound, and claiming the legal premium
there, for stray and unacknowledsed steeds;
numerous complaints have been entered upon
the subject.
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COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, Oct. Il.
Cotton-sales to-day of 5000 bales at lI24@l2 Tor
middng; sales OF the eco bales stock on hand
$4,000 es receipts less than last year 800 baes
Coffee sales at laac sales for the week 290O bags
eeps last week 6,5CO bags; stock hand $4,000 bags
Sugar91ae Harvest prospects favorable. Flour quiet
at SIS s735 Pork closed dull at s2I 50. Lard closed
duh at lie. Coffee closed dull. Corn 62@65c. Wheat
closed firm. EXCHANGE ON London So.
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o. A boy was shot at Red Bud last week,
by man who had aimed and snapped his gun
at deer, but it held fire till he had dropped
it across his arm, when it went of and killed
the boy who was standing before It's muzzle
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81. OEg19.LHs ElOTEL,


rsired. Lse Of fs newly erected and admi-
ray aaap1ed HOTEL sSkss pleasure in announcing to
the puh zeaeraiv eally arriving
departing the Portland Wharf that this house is COM
pty fsrnhed ready for the accommodation of Guests,
Every I've Of Furniture. bedding and indeed, the building
throughout 6ted with articles expressly manufactured
for the houss.
Situated the ST. CHARLES IS Immediately at the landing
OF tn Tincps Shipping pos for Lou syille where nearly
whence they de-
south. this house eonvenience
and comfort the traveller heretofore experienced at
this Pc INT.
1t shall he the endeavOr of the Proprietor of this
Estahlisiment command liberal share of public patron
because intends deserve it The House. with its
cool shady and general convent
transient house. Ii hall be kep4
Otsl-ackng OF the essentials Of such
establishment.
J. W. REDDING we'll knO TO the travelling public,
his connection with n tells in Louisville
gaEed all assist the eral Of the house.
The patronage the public is respectfully solicited
y3l-tf w. " : OW EN-. Pro prietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-20

NE beg to inform numerous eustamers the Ladies in
~ particular. really to show of
the grandes displays. Fancy STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever before offered in this market We busy to
give afu description stock Suffice it
that or assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods such as French
and English MeTnos Woolen Plaids black and fancy silks.
De aines MGntas Shawls the richest French EmhrGde
ros, silk Bonnet Ladies' Misses and Ohildrens Shoes.
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtain Calieoes,
nghams tlannels Linseys Jeans satine DoRestcs and
thousands other articles mention cannot
be beat by whether in quality price
still adhere mOtto''S ELL CHE HEAP -
Gall everybody the Main the
of First. sep5 ROSER, BRO. & FREY.
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" There are in the city of New Albany,
three thousand eight hundred and eighty -sev-
en- children between the ages of five and TWEEN
ty-one.
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Brooks OPINION OF FI11NonE.-The noto-

Brooks OPINION OF FILLKoRE.-The noto-
rious Brooks, in recent speech, said
Mr.. Fillmore is, privately, very respect
able gentleman lie made good President,
and I believe sincerely, that if elected, be
would desert his own party, and make bet
ter President than we think. But that IS the
Uery thing l don't rant / am Qfraid he lUould
do SO ceH that he l0ouiI dtrot0 buck the prospects
ofdismlion."
The real fear, we suspect is, that Fillmore
might find place between heaven and earth
for such traitors TO their country.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!i
FP. e.. ESkIN N EE,EVsN

respectfully the Evans
&c vile and dipg that he keeps constants
is large tull of Pine Lumber,
Sinrle Undressed Fooring Dressed and I'm
dressed which n Will sell
shear for cash Orders the country solicited Yard
Carmen ter street near Heilman' Foundry.
lie has sIso yard at Nneen0es the Eyansvslla Il
ordsvie sioad Dept ard is prepared to furnish
thaA section with full variety cheap be
bought IN Evansville. L l. WATSON: agent.
Vineennes.
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~ A duel was fought few days ago, a
short distance from New Orleans, with double
barrelIed shot guns. The parties were placed
upon the ground at proper distances and bang
ed away, without injury to either one /; after
which the difficulty was satisfactorily set
tled." The affair was so ridiculous, that the
combatants and their friends carefully conceal
ed their names.
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GFIs it possible the ]. S. Gayitt alluded to
below is our J. S. Gavitt? Is it possible the
Sheriff of this county has been passing under
an alias to catch nggers about Detroit? We
should like to hear:
ALMOST A FueITIvE SLAVE Casa few
DAYS since it became known that an Alabama
slave-catcher was in this city to obtain process
for the arrest of a colOred man residing at
Albion, whittier the slaye-catcher had been
and recognized his human property. While
in this city consulting the high authorities
who chase runaway negroes, the facts connect
ed with his visit, in a very mysterious manner
became known to some friends who do hot
think the chief glory of State consists in re-
turning fugitive slaves to bondage and the
slave man was at once informed Of what was
going on, and went over to Canada with natur-
al haste.
This slave catcher is named J. S. Gavitt,
and he halls from Mobile, Alabama, from
which city they drive out booksellers by
mob, who may chance to sell one copy OF an
Anti Slavery book.
He is easily distinguishabe by long scar
on one cheek He registers his name as J.
Res Evansville, Ind. We presume Mr. Cav
lit has gone home disconsolate. Even the
loyal sayedriving Democracy of this State
wouldn't help him o tempora! Gavittl
How your success would have helped the polit-
ical prospects of your friend, James Buchanan.
Detroit Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-20

WEATHER AND RIvER.-The weather Sat
-urday was Delightfully."- warm and pleasant
real Indian summer day. The ladies seem
ed to be improving the time, and our retail dry
goods houses were busy. The view up the
river was yelled in hazy fog, and the sun
was obscured nearly all day long. Across the
river, the trees begin to show the effect of
frost and stretch their leafless branches to-
wards the sky, sad marks of the coming win
ter. Many cold winds will whistle through
sthem ere they are clothed again with " living
green" Looking across the river we are re-
minded Of the present unnavigabe state of the
Ohio John Randolph said Of the Ohio Chat
it was dry one half the year and frozen the 9th
err" True, at least for 1856. Fears are now
entertained by our river men that cold wealth
er will be upon US before RISE and then a
bridge of ice will bind US to Kentucky. The
18th Of November is the latest time in the
year the river has continued low. Before that
time we may have rise. For the present
prospect see report of that 6 Pittsburg metal
mark"
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OF 1t showed in Louisville on Thursday
last
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-20

OF The Steamer Ella arrived at the wharf
on Saturday after several days work at French
Island, trying to get over
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BOOK AGEA WANTED,

- the largest book establishment the United States
CANVASSEkS
The undersigned wish call gents
an al who interested in the sale Books
to their list Of publications, comprising valuable
and best works he market.
Our wholesale prices low that successful agent
readily realize small fortune. The West teeming
with population and wealth. and is but i'll supplied with
books Of standard charetter. opportunity
fore offered to make money and DO GOOD the
Piea>e open eorrespondence with and shall
pleasure in forwarding yong address General Circular
OF Books, terms and ull Information relative the
WENTWORTH AZ Co. Publ hers
sep31-jtw S. Washington ST., Bosom.
PINE LUMBER AND SFTNGE IFS,
MB II. BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
n citizens of Evansville ding
(haFing been ge6 in the Lumber
raj and sectnga choice srcle his
ture) has opened Yard Carpenter Kratz
Heilmans Foundry aud prepared sell wholesale
or retail cheaper than before offered in this city
Je1S-1wdiyw
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY F0R THE JOURNAL.
Indiana ElGctions

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Is.
Corrections Indiana Delegation 9Th district
Voorhees,, Democrat; 9th district, Colfax, Re-
publican; 10th district, Brenton, Republican :;
Wizards majority $500. Seven counties un-
heard from, which gave in 81; ITO fusion ma
iority.
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An 3 r o 7 Y p E S

wszZE- At TFsE
- IT ~ - 80 u TIL
~ ANfNi veryheavy expease u learning he pro-
hitting 70 taisir AmbrofyIes,
Ism prepared pu in the dnes style any sized Am
hrGtFpes. frhn u5Hinth to Onehalf The MIRO
the and beauty,
wing she glare Duguerre tyre plate. and
Ne any light We also take pctUres sitting
nozV and negative picture. and when held to the Light
IL Is perfectly The AmbrotyPes durable
heiag snishea, entirely ght.
be ta}e On in all kinds Of weather
Tire foruts or ing 10 to 20 seconds; children
Fl us P1esze ealt an see specimens
? ) .--DagucrTeoty in the djferenf STYLES.
feb8-tf ". ~. TILL STON.
gNTs-2O00 bills in superior order; oote Blue River
and Wolf Greek White Lime; and Schillings Grey al
hand; also Vt hite and Grey Lime in bids for sale by
IyI2 Gff POSTER + CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-20

The increase Of business on the Illinois Cen
trail Road exceeds the most extrayagant esti-
mates of its friends. In September last the
receipts exceeded those of September 1865 by
$4,000, the total for the month being S281,-
600. The total increase of receipts for the nine
months from January LIST to October LIST, 1856,
over the same period in 1855, was 1852, 900
The total estimated receipts for the year 1856,
will be $2,5O0,000 The amount of sales of
land for September were SG62,OO0 being an
average of $3.50 per acre. The total sales OF
land by the Company since they were brought
into market, now amount to So, 263, OOO.-
These are the magnificent results Of the enter
prise and sagacity Of a private corporation, and
which were foretold by the shrewd men who
planned it; but which were thought impractic-
able and visionary by the Old Fogies. How
many millions of increased wealth has this
company conferred on the State oflIlnois?
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Bank NOTICE,

BANK NOTICE.
oTICE hereby given .h2t the annual meeting Of the
nix Intilua will take ulaee Monday the Va day Of
an saesou viii BE- ad for chit bTeoto9 to s aa
s9i3g yf9r Po9s VAL oFeh AZ 9siGsk and close at4
ssp5o-3tdwte g W RArHBoNE. cashier.
40 pXs lamR Tobacco reed per railroad and sale
z ~ by aUs26 l. 4 D. HEiHANE.
TO oUR Y0UNG9 E2lENDe .T 4GEOOl,
w have l ia looa ssae< an ebool BOOKS ready
PAYsoS DGSToyis Cory Rook Win steel 1iate
JoHNsr0N's TURNER'S HHEHIsFaY. LATIN GEAMMARs AND
Also Just TeaSivei-Joax An1rAx. new Novel by the
author the Head of the Family the best writer Of the day
LnsLir's JOURNAL for September;
g9gssaq p4;, %3aDs g.;
PARLEY's AS1MA1s;
sepI DoBELL & LISTER.
n sssr5 "a a4 se y boxes S. asR R or
oet1i syeauore nsar Water.
NOTICE TO GROChRs.-we wiz receive after tbi
At reduced prices b. he 'o5- au2a I. q aEiMANN.
80 =, DO ass d Scrub Brushes
= - DO do stove DO,
" 90 90 S S Ss5S e:
iaypy s4ps7 T. II. COOK & son.
or,or NOTICE. oF SALE.
on FRIDAY 5b t aS Of et6 ser @ @
ienee Alexander Powell vaaderbursh county
~
consisting Of Horses Cattle. Hogs Sheep. Wheat Corn Day
Farming Impie ments. Household Furnit Gc.. &c
credit months viii he all
the his With
ing valuation and appraisenent laws with
date. sepl6-3w EDMUND MAIDLOW, Admir-.
CLOTHING AT WEOL aLE.
Encourage Home Industry.
FNH undersigned take leave inform the merchants
T. this city aud that they have this daY
ed the aeture of CLOTHING. also importing and
dealn atngs Cloths, Cassemeres Saeuetts Jeans
rweeds and all sorts Of Innings, and Tailor Trimmings.
Having purchased the eFi1 of first class factories.
and onye 10y the best Of hands it enables
several years enables copete with
establishment Of this respect prices well
therefore take request visit before
seek distant markets where. will
find good assortment prices lower here than
other places Please call examine in order verify
A. ANSPACHER & co.
iyi5-4m Main street next door TO Bra aoh Bank.
SALARATUs.-1Noboxes pure SaIerntus in ID papers;
~ 10 bbls pure do;
2Okeas foolbs each %. received and for
sale by oct15 PRESTON BROS.
EBOPE AND C0RDAGE-
q D so doz Hemp Bedcords; Ioreals Hemp BEDFORD;
Is doz Manila do; 10 do do Halter Rope;
10 do lutte do; 10 do Nrnilla, u sizes;
10 reels Cotton Rope; % bales Wrapping Irvine;
p doz Cotton Clothes Linfsi do India 60;
sep2e z. y. COOK & SON.
4 iyr N. COOK SON.
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6FWe cannot allow the lecture subject
to be dropped. We called the attention Of the
Library Association to this matter some days
ago, but as yet we have heard nothing Of it,
From the first of November to the last OF
February, we ought to have weekly treat Of
lecture upon some scientific or literary sub
ject. If the Association cannot secure the SER
vices Of strangers, then let our own speakers
contribute to the course, and we will be salts
fed. At any rate, we ought to have course
of lectures this winter. The Eureka Club is
an institution calculated to cultivate the heels,
and we are glad to know that it will flourish
this winter, bat the cultivation Of brains, if we
have any, is a matter of equal Importance, to
say the least, Who will make the first move
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-20

ENH2 following Tracts Of Land
s. The south half section eight g.. mining three
handrea and twenty The southwest quarter
ton tanning hundred
Aud se southwest quarter Of section eighteen 49,
talning hundred and ninetFEeven ceres in
To"nshp TX s9uh of ge eleven wess. Vand-rourg
county, Indiana.
Th. been surveyed ard marked out in
rty tracts soId in quantities to suit pur
apply sep23 @. n. GRIFFITH.
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a experienced 0nd competent Miller is wanted INN
IA diately at the Newburgh Mills. Such get
permanent place by applying soon TO
W. & j. Y MCKINNEY,
aug2O-Imd1w4 Newburr ina
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vETOOD ANN yylgIOu wAB3

~ 8 doz ass'd Market Baskets;
Y set ass'd Wooden Aea reel Cotton Rome:
6 dOz shaker Brooms; nests Buckeve BowIes
70 DO Heavy Bed Cords; reed
from Cineinn at and Tor sal By
aug3o VlCKERY & JOHNSTON.
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a q a u ID.
Ii n AFING associated with business Mr. chart as
ID aeJ Johnston. Ir in place Of Mr.. 3 Ficbery ~ered
We viii continue TO Do Family Grocery Provision
business the old stand. ss1iagron Hotel
under thename and style OF NICKEEY f. T0HNsrOS.
viii be happy to walton all my old Friends
and many favor as with their
PATRONAGE, promising to Go the agreeable 20 all
JAMES Y. VTCEEPY.
PS.-Nr. S2nl Nickery is authorized make collee-
lions and all dsmandy against the old fra. rhe uae
OF old firm will be used in the Ii uidaon ofdehts sc.
Jyi' j. W. V
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-20

z las Just received large stock WHITE STATUART
Il MARBLE Of perIor quality any that be-
brought the tern couAtfy selected by himself at
quarres expressly this trade, and hopes by strict
entiof business aud the empIoyment of but
oR WoaKMEN himself liberal share of pub
lie patronage sep5-H
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IszgE1NsE ADEss,gl0N OF sT0CN

OF HOMEMADE AND EUEOPEAN IIPORTED LBATHERS AND
CLOTHS.
OF sill eolOrs and descriptions.
q AiIlNH orders to be made che most fashion,
IA able Boots shoes and Caters for gen latest
patterns from France and the Eastern cities All
OF ss shoes and CATERS with heels high enough she
most tor ladies', and perfect patterns
Tor children large and small fashionable and
Snoe store OF septz3-3l JOHN RASCH.
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AUCTION SALES.

DANlElWOoAshF HIRAM NELSON
AUCTIONEERs, COMMISSION MFRCHARTs,
and Real Estate Brokers,
HEAVING leased for term years and ftted ur the
8 & Old Court House corner Of Main and Third
ere pTeparedto receive for saIt or private
s1 all OF goods wares and merchandise; household
furniture. horses huegies. etc.
Casha ivances made ignIlents when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday
cling at 9o'elock A. II also Tuesday esday
and Friday nights, st early gas Eight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The frst Monday of every month at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map OIL the CITY
Evansville e0ut70ing ali the recent Enlargement
evng it will be for the interest of all
set apart the first o0day Of Every month for the sale
Real atauetiot All thGse wishing are
their lists in time public notice
The patronage of those having Houses lots
for sale. either public private sale soci
ted. jyI5 WOOLSUY & = ELSON Aucts.
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FNtNDLtS. -IoO boxes Star. Oral and pressed sunme
auzl2 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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61REY Is17ETn lots to sn purchasers. delivered at
s-n. GEO EnRTER g co
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a OBJ nOZ J. Blood's ass Kentucky Pattern AYES;
z "a Y do DO do Ohio do do;
10 so a. Teweyek do do do do;
DO Bows Axes;
do Broad Co. Western do;
do DO do. Pennsylvania do;
DO th Hatchets 1oz Shiusle Hatebets;
do Hunters do; do Claw do
The qua ty OF the above to zone
ssp25 IN. COOK son.
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70 Eorsale by HoENGHooK 4 Co.. CALDWELL & Lang
~ d. . -aeS er ana . O. Gaunt. jyl0-tf

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
T a G G 0 " ARE USE,
On Main ST.. second door above OF First st.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
FNRANcIS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully inc
"a form the ms Of Evansville and vicinity they hav
tnore house in t place where they will and
cr and snuff Ter RE- rse 4
Cigar every variety and brand II viii be
esIia city prices Please call aud examine. aug23-3m
toFFtt seeks Prime rec per Agl3apsaw Trsyel-
- ef, ana Tor safe by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
ADBsCEI.
IS Ii persons who have claims US will please pre-
E sent them iuedatey for payments aud ali those who
ig 6 ea to US Tiii 90 ns i9y9r BY nay
Eas&SesGUTFGE NOTICE.
&c ~ 4 hereby given that the firm Of Geo Klein
b ra VIII 60 Decker 'S9' KE f4a faT al
r,,.. sARg PIN soAI' AND CANDLES.
TIE pnf5'sn wiz continue the business of the former
soap and Can s a9d will slt whole al retail tie
same as prices warrantne the articles fully equal
II mo- 90 t4o-s Of the Cincinnati marke or'ers
Second sep2-5f DECKER y KRAMER,
cor lnTNEsssHEE N0u'ECr2.
FFSF{ have this DAY formed
7~~l@ and irin Of A. J Coburn " Co.. and
haVtE tfeH tne stock ana stand the hrm
ierhhcrEer. an assume the liabilities sal firm Of
~ sac .aias any 4NbBES J. ooGBTR s?;!''
y25-tf JONAS COLBURN.
-Sesz4EJEE0N.
FaNHE partnership heretofsre existing between Fielding
q Johnson aud Wm. e. French. known as the firm Of
husqn 4 French. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
"m French alone authorized business of
said irm. FIELDING JOHNSON |
augl4-tf WM. L. FRENCH
6 NaNDLESi-I boxes Star. Oral and pressed summe
- Moald Tallow for sale low to close by
augl2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
~ the Depot or Canal for sale V
sons GEO. FoRFER & co.
Nl4es st.9ls4sS tND PROVtsEON STORE.
oNE uenR AEOFE CtESCEST
II SFAfF9ls5i has Hst opened Grocery Provision
Store. Vain tree above, where he will
his friends and the public generally; and
trct attention business nerita liberal the
1ublic patronage. my31-1y
yyEE. CAPEELE,
MER HANT AILOR 9li6tli
~ NEtatf
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AAas. ,st.gqsssY am PROVtsFON STORE
oNE uenR ABOVE CtrsCEST rt-ITDING
Fl STANFORD has rust epeHei Grocery and Provision
store VAIN above where he he pleas
s his friends and the public generally he hopes
by non business inertia liberal Of the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-20

ETERY low terms. Residence. excellent eli
and cellar. with either 80 IS feet of ground
Goodse street, two squares from the river. Apph to
sep19-dkw2m JOHN INGLE, il.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
F@NHE subscribers in receipt their supply
9 Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES seee, ed for the
city and trade embracing every
of Mems Women Chil3ren's which they call
the attention of the public. NC2EA & WELLS,
sep5 First street. Fost ar's Block.
BROO3Is.-50 doz ass d imitation Sh4Ber Brooms;
p do do;
10 do hearth
10 do whi5ka, Gss'd common to extra
SEM y. II. COOK d SON.
DIR. II. MCGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
is 4 CERTAIN CURE FOR
EBOTeE COnpflIBss ANA Diseases OS
the lungs.
INHitTY thousand cures without single failure. For
sale in Evansville by Keller, Farnsay & Co. Hallock
d Stoddard, " ooIsey 4 Sawyer, LEIGH g Yer ing.
The great American TAR SPRING LINMENT AND VER1I1-
FUGE Is also for sale BY them. aug2l d&wIy
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SOMETHING INTER- ESTENG.
L

AS been receiving at his Clothing tore on Main stree
tive doors above the Journal iee. the largest
selected stock OF Mems and Boys Gothg
the city and which he intends sell lower than any bous
in the city, and satisfy every body the fact
invites the pNbie to call and examine his iud
for themselves.
E-Any kind of Clothing made up order the short
notice. lind
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Hzs-@e fz4EJ'E'EeeE.
NHE partnership heretoore existing Feldiuz
q johnson aud VIM p. French. known as tie firm Of
husqn French. this day dissolved by consent
Wm French is alone authorized the business of
said irm. FIELDING J0HNSON
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a PUChtI BOOK Containing small amount Of honey
a was found yesterday the Evansville and Harmony
Dad, niles fro The n same by
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NEW DRUGS,
FOR SALE

TtHOICE sTERINE GAEDIEs.-25 boxe bestquaI-
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