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LAND WARRANTS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING MADE
- large addition 70 their active capital
prepared 10 purchase an unlimited quantity of
LAND WARRANTS,
and viii pay, II not more, certainly as much any
house In this city, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York; and wi deal very literally with correspoI-
dents sending Warrants 70 as by mail allowing them
stll higher rates, In consideration OF the loss Of time
necessary for their transmission to this city and
return drafts on Northern Southern cities in pay
ment.
~ Address, j. M. CLARKE a CO.,
Bankers, and Dealers in Land Warrants,
Washington city, ID. G.
January IA, 1855.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
NavaI Court Martial.

REPORTED ron THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
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LECTURE AT THE SNrrHsoSIAN.-Prof FELTON,, ~
Cambridge, win lecture this evening on Greece.
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EVERY LADY SHOULD READ THIS.

ian ., Y, IL, 10, IL, I'll 20, ~, 2S, feb !, 2, 4
EVERY LADY SHOULD READ THIS.
HAVE Just opened some great bargains
- in the following articles, to which wish to call
the attention Of citizens and strangers
A superb lot of beautiful Embroidered Collars
Rich Worked Collars for 70 cents 81, and 81 rs
Back.and v bite Mourning Collars, very cheap
English Thread Laces, much below their value
large assortment Of Maltese, Valencia, and
Imitation Laces
Also, Lace Collars and Sleeves
All colors of narrow pearedge Satin Ribbons
Ladies' Buck and Kid Gauntlets.
Rich and beautiful Head-dresses.
Being DESTROYS Of closing out lot of Kid Gloves,
i am offering them for so cents per pair. They are
cheap, and many Of them being light colors, suit
able for evenings, &C.
Great inducements will be offered to purchasers Of
Ribbons, Embroideries, and Fancy Goods generally,
at Mrs. X. G. ETCHIS0N'S,
Success of Mrs. r. A. Peaco,)
No. IL, Market Space, between
Jan 24-6t Eighth and Ninth streets.
6tALL IMMEDIATELY AND GET A
~ Book worth 81 % for One Dollar, and pre-
sent valued from 25 cents to g. at the store of the
WASHINGTON BOOK COMPANY,
Under Derter's Hotel
Just received Mimic Life, Widow Bedott's
Alone, Juno Clifford, Hiawatha,
Female Life Among the Mormons,
Miss Bunkly's Book, Young Ladies Book,
Pheuixiana, Kate Weston, Abbots Napoleon, 2
vols,
lM.acaulay's History Of England, vols, i,
other good Books, too numerous TO mention.
The last week ofthc sale unless Speaker is elect
cd in Congress.
Call and examine our immense stock, and Judge for
Remember, the last chance! Positively the last.
Jan a2-5t JOHN PHILLBRICK.
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Anthracite coalhas been discovered near Wytbe.
vile, Va, on the line ofthe railroad The vein 4
seven feet thick, and the quality Of the coal excel
lent WNH
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NOR SALE OR LEAsE.-A number Of nm.
u improved lots for sale or lease. located in various
parts OF the city, u. WARD.
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DERsONs having parts of the works published
- by this firm, and have been neglected by re-
moval otherwise, will be promptly attended to by
communicating to the above office.
Agents wanted to canvass and deliver Books, for
which steady employment and good inducements arc
offered. nov 30
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MARBLE MANTELS.
"ARBL Il WORKS.-The Subscriber
lSA begs leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie that he has increased his stock Of Marble Msntes
comprising Sienna, Brockedelia, Spanish, Egyptian
vein, Italian, and Black Marble, richly carved and
plain of the best quality newest style and superior
hnish which he offers for sale low for cash
Also, 20 Marble Monuments, Tombs, and Head
stone Slabs Eastern Marble for windowsils lintels
steps, and platforms; Marble tile, counter and table
tops; Soapstone; Calcined plaster, IS per barrel
Also on hand a large lot of Connecticut Brown
Stone, New York Flags and steps, suitable for build
ing purposes.
he invites the attention of builders and others to
his stock and will endeavor 10 give satisfaction all
who may favor him with their orders
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
aug Ply On street bet eth and 18th.
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VIRTUE, EMMINS, IL ROBERTS,
London and New York Publishers,

Office No. 8, Fowler's Building, 7M street,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
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Mrs. r. A. sToDDARD.

Address o. J. WOOD & CO., 816 Broadway, N. T.,
and ia Market street. st. Louis, Mo-
For sale in Washington, by CHARLES ST0TT A
CO., and by all Druggists. jan S-tf
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Prof Bsche Of this city lectured last evening in
Albany, on the Gulf Stream.
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
AnefSnnaar

r. 8. The above sale will be continued every eve
ing until the whole is sold ian sd
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GENERAL CAss has recovered from his late indis
position. General Cass is seventy-fve years of
age, and the oldest member of either House Of
Congress He has been in public service, without
intermission, since the war of 1912, period of
forty-four years.
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SEcoND-HAND CLoTHEs.--Some charitable per-
son suggests to all humane persons, young and old
men and women, to send to the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society any spare garments they may have, to
be distributed to the suffering poor this killing
weather. Let every young man and young woman
especially look and see what garments they can do
without and send them Immediately to the Socie-
TVS house, next to Odd Fellows Hail.
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The mercury this morning was up to 20 above
ZERO. This Is the wamest weather for several
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The Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Bondholders
should bear in mind that the Legislature of Mary
land viii shortly adjourn, and that they should lose
no time in sending in their names to the secretary
of the committee of the bondholders
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Princeton Convention.

Agreeably to previous notice, the people of
the First Congressional District, assembled in
Mass at Princeton, on the 18th inst, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for Con-
gress. All the counties in the district were
represented, which formed, in the aggregate a
large and respectable Convention.
During all the deliberations of that body
the utmost good order was Observed and per-
feet harmony and unanmity, characterized
the entire action of the Convention.
The manner in which the Convention was
constituted, the motives that controlled its
action, and the principles that operated in pro-
ducing the nomination, is practical evidence
that the Mass of the People in this District
are in favor of returning to old principles, and
OF carrying out the original designs OF politi-
cal Conventions, in substance and in spirit 1t
was not composed of packed delegates, trumped
up by the hireling emissaries of some political
demagogue and the intrigues OF professional
e-pullers, for the purpose of forcing an OBJ
.noxious candidate upon the people but 1T was
the spontaneous uprising of the Masses, hav-
ing the interests Of the district and the good
of the whole country at heart.
1t is also worthy of remark, that none of
the gentlemen who suffered their names to go
before the Convention, were present, for the
purpose of exercising an undue influence on
the minds of the people, who had assembled
there to select the best man IN the district for
one of the most important offices in the fede-
raj government. And although the Conven-
ton appreciated the merits aud acknowledged
abilities Of each of the competitors for the
nominations all things considered, the Hon.
James G. Veatch, of Spencer county, was
considered the best man for the times.
Petersburg Rep.
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How Democrat was made Know Nothing.

How Democrat was made a Know Nothing.
We take the following from the Washington
(Ind.) Telegraph. We bet cigar Slicer will
be elected to the Legislature. Who takes the
bet?
A friend sent us the following speech made
by Mr.. Slicer in Harrison township, in time for
our last weeks issue, but owing to our bad
health it could not be attended to- 1t is truly
an interesting document-brillant speech, to
emanate from one who is aspiring to so small
an Office as that of County Representative:
"After taking off his hat, coughing a few
times, to clear up his throat and waiting a
minute or two, to collect his ideas, Mr.. Slicer
said, in the peculiar drawing, sing song tone
of "hard shelr' preacher:
Feller Citizens:-Pm the nominee ofthe old
liners for Representative!
Teller Citizens, ] belong to the Methodist
Church, and sometimes l exhort in meetin,
Teller citizens!
Teller Citizens, one night thar was meetin
in my neighborhood, and / went for | tho't
it was prayer mee&in', Teller citizens.
When got there, Teller citizens, l found it
wasn't. Twas Know Nothin' meetin fell
Ter citizens.
They got me in; and when they'd got me In,
they shot the door, Teller citizens! And when
they'd shot the door, they took down carpet
bag and took out candle, and a bible, and a
cross and revolver, and lay them on the table
together, teller citizens.
Teller citizens, when seed all this,
know'd I'd have to stick up to 'em or have my
brains blowed out, my friendly Teller citizens.
Ah yes-I know'd i'll seed it all. They
Initiated me- my feller citizens, and that's how
got among 'em, Teller citizens. 1t wasn't
my fault! Pardon me! l couldn't help it
They'd "a killed me- Teller citizens!
Teller citizens, I'm your candidate. Pm
from old Kentuck. Pm your servant! If you
elect me Pll serve the Democratic party, felle1
citizens.
thank yon for your kind attention, my
Teller citizens"
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WEST FRANKLIN BARBECUE

The Fillmore Barbecue at West Franklin
was largely attended, and great enthusiasm
prevailed. In company with other delegates
from this city, we arrived home too late last
night to give details of proceedings to-day
No nomination for Congress was made, but a
good disposition manifested to support Veatch.
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HFA gentleman by the name of NJ S. Fos-
ter was drowned in the canal south of this
place on last Tuesday afternoon. 1t seems
he was a hand on canal boat which had start
ed for Evansville, that the break in the canal
had left them aground, and while out in the
water he got into deep hole and was drown
ed ere any assistance could be rendered.
Washington Telegraph.
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H0TEL F0R SALE

TMNHE stand known the New Hotel Newberry will be
I'LL sold advanag the err favorably
located in the aoqrhing tewn of Newberrv in
Ind has all the necessary eisterns &c
Stables ataehei. is known that New
berry the terminus of the southern division of the l.
@. Straight Line Railroad and also
the and Cana at the Feeder Dam isss
beautiful and healthy location with surrounding
country in the State wishing
of this kind will the advantage
For partieula. apply to either S. L. sTODDARD or
jy1II4 THOMAS JOHNSON.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Ar AUGTEON.

n n
ND about Indiana, and wishing
LID administer estate and settle the
befor leave, will Monday the 25h day of Augu A
D. sell public auction residence Third
opposite German Catholic Church all household and
kitchen of Carpets Sofas Beds and bed
ding Chairs Stoves Sci also nae Forte and large
Oil Painting; fine Carriages and Buggies and
all horses hands the time of sale.
credit of four will be given all sums over So
taking otes with approved security.
valuable sale cheap and good
terms, All indebted whom am indebted.
requested call and SETTLE before the day of ale
e23-tss s. KAHN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REELECTION of Brooks and Keitt.

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 30.
The special elections in the districts in
South Carolina lately represented by Brooks
election of both. The vote was large.
Steamer Burned Loss of Life
WHITEHALL. July 30.
The steamer John Jay was burned yester-
day on Lake George, near Garfield. Several
of the passengers and crew persisted. The
bodies of four females were recovered.
PRov1NoErowN, Mass, July 30.
1t is stated, in letters received here from
Green Island, Straits of Belle Isle, that ter
rifle storm occurred there on the lst Of July,
driving twenty vessels ashore at that
place. Three vessels were also lost at Dog
Island, with all on board. Only one vessel
rode out the gale. Three hundred and fifty
men are living in tents on Green Island. Two
of tae wrecked vessels belonged to this port.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
In the Senate, to-day, Mr.. Wilson offered
the following resolution, which produced
quite a sensation:
Resolved That the President of the United
States be requested to inform the Senate if the
reported reply by Gen. Persifer F. Smith, at
his quarters at Fort Leavenworth, as given to
the citizens OF I.eavenworth City, who called
upon him to protect their lives and their prop
erty from the bands of armed marauders, viz !:
that he had no authority; that these bands are
regularly enrolled as the military of the Ire
ritory, and that everything they do is done
under color of law and that the citizens who
thus applied for protection have no redress
except in the future by resort to the civil
powers that be, is true and if true, the Pres
ident of the United States be further request
ed to inform the Senate if such reply by Gen.
Smith to the citizens of Leavenworth was au-
thorized by the instructions given to him by
the President of the United States or Secre-
tary Of War.
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NOTEEE

TENHE Equalization Board of Lamasco City
will commence their session, the Town the
4th day of July 1885, for the Of adjusting
that appear the Assessment Roll, tenth
corporate year, and continue from day day said
equalization is completed. By order of the Board.
| Je23-tf DANIEL CHUTE, Clerk
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FINE WALL PArERs-UPHoIsTERY WORK.

NEW ARkINAL PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
- meut First street large Wall Papers
from es the gilded comprising
thing of the beautiful this
also keep everything aPpertaning upholstery and
chairs sofas. &c. in superior style Having Just enlarged
to accommodate increased business
prepared receive customers and show them
larges and o ap2q-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS,
MCKINNEY & COOK

WATER NEXT R. BARGs BErw MAIN LoBUsT.
RE receiving and opening desirable stock of
n spring and summer goods consisting IN Of every
variety usually kept in dry good store. Silks Cbaas.
Berages. Robes Lawns BrilIantes, Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and politan Ribbons Lace Edsings, Gloves
oseingn varitCoths Csssimeres Pant goods and
VeStng, n rich
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NEW GOODS AN il NEW PRICES.
SSHANKLIN & RELY beg leave call the attention
- their friends and their large and well
leeted assortment spring and dry goods
during weeks comprising of the der
ae stocks to be found in the which they fer whole
sale and retail TO their customers and the public generality
allow prices prompt buyers
slstS of the foOwngBroad cloths black
Cassmeres and rweeds. white fancy
silk Vestngs Cottonades CrOon cloths plain
Linen Drills rich Calicoes Of Philip Allen Spragues, Bnc
State Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain salty
striped Beress black and cOlored Grape Mnz white CASH
plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organ lies
and oha de LANES white Grape Shaws black
and fancy silk shawl rich tla shawls and
white lace Capes Moria antique Parasos silk and Bingham
Umbrellas Panama. Leghorn and Braid Hats nglish
and fancy Bonnes. rich bonnet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm leaf fancy Fans and Shoes Carpets
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together
great variety Of Trimming small and fancy goods
&c, SHANKLIN a RELY
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
RRaaCHITIS, WHOOPING- COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND -
CONSUMPTION.

A MoNG the numerous 10Y eienee has made In
IA this generation facilitate the business le-in-
crease its and eAen prolopg the of human
than this mistry healing art.
proven doubt that No or eonbnsticn ef
medicines yet hHo~n can SO surely eontISl aH cure tie
erto from nids thousands thousands every
remedy has length been found which relied
here will NOT permit pubh any PROPORTION Of the
cures h its but would the folio wing
the the agent below named viii always be pleased furnish
o B TFa1' ES osta ton 9wEsns R. Aug
has just recovered from attack of malignant Scarlet
him child Having used Your cherrs
attack of Bronchitis with entire
hours in The mornns snd by ten az
gh found decided hnge for the better after three
It's in the named disease win many child
fond parent. throat lsnss Be-
deepest sSstitads i sddrssnF lines
but for your discovery my little boy would now
lam yours y xii SisA 4 great s respect.
=. Becky Hin (sOmeEset 90 5 \. =. July 81. issa.
here has other eSas remedy
al sn0w q
d01e eag S n1 SeeSe
fh am yPE 9sn % The worth q their money and
Please send me further supply and bslisys me
P s. Almost number foer afeates be you
ifyOu wishit
Dr.. j. @. AVER SIr-This that have used
Cherry Pecoral for of year and il my
sincere belief that should have heen
time had not IL has cured of dangerous affection
OF the lungs and 90 not oyersate convictions when
tell you it is priceless emedy. b ~
Yours very respectfully.
ID. A. MCCLURE, Attorney at law
Wiksbarre, Pa. Septem Der IS. 1850.
DR.. J. g: AxER. Ny dear sir-Your medicine is much
approved Of by those who have used here and its eompOs
ton such to insure and maintain reputation
riaby recommend it for pulmonary Affections many
our principal physicians. am your friend. FH
CHAS. STREATER, NJ. D. s.
PREPARED BY 10 sgsf
] A NJ K S G.. A Y e r,
PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL, MASS 49,.
SOLD RY
Keller. Farnsley & Co.. Evansville, Ind;
YagIe & Crawford. 0wensvilIe; .-.-stl ~ -
Hallock g. Parmiter. Princeton;
G.. B. Bingham. Patoka; ssef*Ftf
W J. Whiting. Cynthiana; fsfr
J. e. Jaquess d Co., Poseyville;
Messrs Gardiner at Bairsville ana wadesville,
W Williams and Robertson, West Franklin: sac
Dr. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Mt Vermont
Hudspeth & Bro. Boonve; fssa
Bowers & Sargent. Newhurgh;
Adams & Campbell. Petersburgh;
Fred Eekstein. Gin nnati, o., and alldruggists.
mh29-4m ~ s. sstets
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
HAVING leased for of years and fitted M the
House, of Main Third streets we
prepared receive for sale private
SALE all kinds ofgOods and merchandise household
furniture. horses. buPges. etc..
Cash advances N 0 consignments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock. A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights, at early gas light.
SALES OF real. ESTATE.
The first Monday every month. 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the
Evansville tanning sill the
leving will the interest of all concerned have
Mo uday of ETry month for the sale
auction. All those wishing sell
their lists in time give the public due
patronage having Houses Lets Lands
SALE public private SALE respectfully solicit
ted jy15 WooLSEf NELSON, Auets.
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HAVE just opened Ice Cream Saloon Mr.. Dupey's
buildings Locust above the Sherwood House,
where will all times keep the best quality Of Ice Gre
made Of the richest cream and in the best STYLE with fine
leaving their erde-s. also keep different kinds of Fruits
and will keep pped with tropical fruits by frequent
ceipts the South wish the public give call
have q neat Saloon. ieIOtf BEN HORDE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

THE HAZARD POW OER COMPANY.
MASUFAoTURERs AND DEALERS IN
or N In I'D CD w 9A @ Ia .
WAVING reduced their prices correspond with the
duced cost of Sapetre continue to offer their well
known brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE owder, in and cansters. Also for
Blasting Mining prising full qualtie
and kinds required BY the trade give entire
satisfaction.
The their Powder which enjoyed
highest repu ton than twenty years. will
found unsurpassed by other manufacture of che kind in
the world.
For sale the Dealers and also the of the
Company, No. SO Wall. cor. Water street. New York.
A. G. HAZARD, President.
A r. DOUGLASS, See'y. my26-6md
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RICH RAlsE mo BEmARhARLE

FHNHE richest and varied stock spring
dry goods ready for inspection at Rosers
the of Main and First We pect-
fully invite the ladies Evansville and vicinity give
aeall before purchasing still adhere
old motto sell cheap and sell heap
Our style Mantiilas silk an straw bonnes French
and Swiss trimmings hid and finish silk
gloves parasols shawls. brants de lanes
lawns white dress goods ladies' children
also eottonades Dring NestnEs and Coatng for gentle
mems and in fact article in line has rival
in point of style and quality all pur-
chased at New York from of the pnrters
therefore enabled complete with in this
any Western city.
Again give call and will sell goods at
tnnish IN 1nNVnr nn1h q
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He has placed for the sake of all
of river at the foot Of Vine street He will all times
hereafter be pleased prompt
receiving and shipping well all other river
that may be o him
The patronage therefore the Mere ants Shippers
others of this city of the interior solicited
ap3-tf JOHN ). MITCHELL.
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LICENSES.

LICENSES.
NOTICE is hereby given all Draymen Cartmen Ex-
vi Hack aud Omnibus keepers,
Ten Pin Bagaell and Billiard keepers Managers Thea
Concerts. Pedders Vendors. that
licenses all expire on the LIST day Aug and
that the must be renewed before
default thereof the ordinances such
vded will be strictly enforced. BY order
jy22-lm WELL - WALKER, City Clerk.
TNyAR, ROsIN AND LINIE.-2Oo bbls Tar and Rosin:
$50 bbls White Lime, in shipping order sale by
je2s GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
,HOICE INDIGO 200 lbs very choice lust rec,d for
u sale low by jy2s s. & GILBERT CO.
WpUGK WHEAT SEEDS bills Buck Wheat Seed
I'd reed per steamer Diamond by
iY22 T. II. COOK & SON.
ADMENiSrR ATORsS SALE.
NOTICE hereby given that will sell at Public Auction
9Th day of August, 1886. the
Rooms weolsey Nelson IN Evansville The personal
property of Shannon deceased consisting of Bed
Bedding Household Furniture Clothing &c. credit
months on above three dollars. bring
with interest waving
Jyts Q WHEELER Adminstrator.
DOTATOEs.-25 bbls yer: fne Irish Potatoes Just d
m for salsb by iels HERSHBERGER & CARSON.