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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

LIQuoR SroREs.---Wholesale liquor stores
are Aourishing III Our city like ''green bay
trees" We learn that another is to be opened
on the corner of WabaShaw and ST. Anthony
streets as soon as the building is completed. 1t
would be well TO erect commodious Poor
House in the i'm Mediate neighborhood Of these
misunderstanding establishments. in order to re-
lievc the widows. orphans and destitute chill
dren, made by the business. Hear what the
local of the Pioneer says about the matter:---
From her earliest existence, the spiritual
wants of the people of St. Paul have been faith
fully ininistered to-
Indeed, and the Devil has reaped harvest
thereby!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24
c. ,. ADAMS,
Attorney for Mail Contract Ors,
sos Nerenfh sfyesk Wns6imnfor n N

IL u,
CvkOA my experience while clerk Post Once De.
partment, enabled Information in rexsrd 10
the manner OF obtaining additional allowances when n as
are too heavy for particular grades Service fer additional
10 stage routes changes schedule 10 s
conracors, for the nav
expiration Of each quarfer and 10 have
unjust nnes and upon other matters, which,
eontracfor, from time you interest 70 keep
informed.
Ny charges will be moderate, and dsprouortjoned "a
amount Of service rendered. Possibly you cousid
cradle sam and the Expense and journey
70 wasningtone Address, q. - G. ,. ADAMS,
Refer Hsratje King Ksa., First p r. Generals
Sesr, L. Co., Dankef, Wsshiogto1s d. O.; Ho0 b. n
Lice, 81 Paul. ial6-tf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

We noticed in the Pioneer, morning or two
since, that our neighbors of that journa---f we
are TO take its River News" as a Standards
are partial to boats that are not in the ''Du-
buque Line" Our neighbors are, OF course,
masters Of their own business in this respect.
and all others; but we think that St Paul's in
terest is to give a "Fair show" to all the boats,
and all the lines Of boats that choose to run in
the trade.--- .lLnnesotian.
Our sentiments exactly. Give all the boats
"faIr shos, 1.-the neatest and best regulated
will get the custom Of the public. Dubuque
has three very good boats in the trade, ana We
ask for them an equal chance with other boats.
Fan play is jewel" but we confess it is
rather scarce in these "diggings."
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24
WANTED,
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA RICK, PRoPRIET oR,


LAYING been considerable In fitting good
IL House and stable. feel confident that give
accommodations to the travelling public other house
the Minnesota alley Particular attention will be paid
o be obtained. se27-1ys
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

BoYs DROwNED.-We learn that a little bov,
son of MIR. jackson, of this city, was drowned
at the Upper Levee on Saturday evening last
lie was in canoe, padding for the shore, when
the canoe struck the bow of steamer, upsetting
the boat in which he was in, and throwing him
out.
Another boy, belonging to an emigrant family,
was drowned from the Tine .aha .1Ydc;: JUS, as it.
was about to leave for tkc Mnseso.a river: -:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24
CIT Y I'r NJ s.

........,. SATURDAY, May II. s
THE WEArnFE.-For some cause unknown to
mortals, for the past few days the sunhas become
ashamed of itself and will not allow us even
peep at its face. Were it daughter we should
infer that it had taken the reil, but being sun
it is little on, of the ordinary run of things.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

DESTIsrRY.---Dr. Price has a miniature
hill in operation 10 aid him in his Dentistry
business. In word, people suffering with
chills can be warmed to ORDER cheap for cash,
by calling on the Doctor. The apparatus is a
heated furnace used to bake the gum on teeth.
We are not sure but the Doctor would make
more money by leasing it to bake some Of our
politicians in. Seriously, the Doctor is an ex-
celent Dentist, has material to do with, and
does what Is done, in workmanike manner.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

AssEssoRs.-William Murphy for the First
Ward, Thomas Burton for the Second Ward,
and Richard Ireland for the Third Ward, have
been appointed Assessors. The License for
selling liquor in this city has been fixed at $50
Der Year.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

FLowERs.-The tables Of the Winslow House
have been decorated the past week with fine
bouquets of beautiful Prairie flowers The
modest violet, the glazing golden cup, and the
pleasing green, have checred the eye and glad
dened the senses. That sweetest OF lady po-
ets-Mrs. Hemans-Sings:
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

ssg Among the arrivals on the Northern
Belle Saturday, were A. Vance Brown Esq,
lady and niece. They return to make Minne-
sofa their permanent home. We arelindebted
to Mr.. Brown for late New York and Chicago
papers. - - N''" - ''' -"
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LE KP YEAR.

.-r-e. L. h ~ u nUo
Third Street, Next Door 70 Worlds Fair.
We've many kinds of dress goods here,
And bound to suit all far and near;
MusliDs. merinos. prints: delanes,
We could not write all that remains;
We've splendid shawls Of every kind,
To suit the ladies' fairy mind
Fine goods and lace for spring and fall,
SO ladies, please give q call; ..
We keep all kinds of garden seeds
As well As j. wery and beads; y ~
Hoods, caps, pins needles combs knives
To suit the laboriDg healthy wives;
We've mer's socks, stockings, ladies, hose,
Homo made vests, coats and boys, clothes.
Knit shirts, drawers and buck mits too
As wen as Gloves and they will suit you; III
Brooms, tubs, kettles, glass and rope,
Matches, candles, soda and soap,
Dried fruit, syrups and spices too, -.
All kinds Of goods that will suit you;
We've sugar, hsh, salt and pals, fitlif sfle
As well as several kinds Of nails;
Prime butter, -four, me ri and cheese;
Oysters, candy, coffee and teas. aef 5a
All kinds Of groceries too, we've said,
As well powder, shot and lead. iie =
We have not time TO tell you all. rs. .-rs -.
Before you buy give y call.
No credit given-s cheap for cash,
We're bound to sell fast--mske or smash;
Friends, nefghbors, strangers, and ali,
Come buy az cheap as in Saint Paul.
t. Paul, April 10, 1855. VII
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SMITH s. TOWNE,

SMITH s. TOWNE,
DEALERS
R II "A K u - Tat s
Red wing. min. Ter,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE U. s. LAND OFFICE.
WARRXNTs LOCATED, AAND
Investments made to the Best Advantage,
MONEY LOANED ON ZEAL ssI ESTATE SECURITY.
kind: 2, suveyns Plotting done order,
surveyed snds be furnishes a.
prices.
Hon. Ex-fsov. Alexander Ramsey, st. Paul.
Hon: W: r. WEIGH, Chief Justice q MIN Ter.
w. W. Phelps, Esq.,, Register 8. WING.
&C. Graham, Esq, Land Once Red wing.
sanborn French, Attorneys at Law, 81. Paul. ms
Hon. James Y. Parker, 10 Barclay street, N T. City.
D'wof Maeiay Qumby, Real Estate and Stock Brokers,
Hon. r. T. Abbot, Mayor Of Manchester Nh 81
y.p. James Co., g Wall street =. New York.
Hon H. n. Rice, Delesate to Congress, St. Paul.
-oy: SMITH. cs4-Iyw, r.r. row.r.
PORTABLE ROTARY SAW MILLS,
ON hand and made order, cut 70 10 thou
''''' u - '' ss'ss p ~
fcb9o-dawm Eagle works, Chicago.
GROvELAND GARDEN AND NURSERY.
Near the Halt Way House, betrees 81. Paul and
81. anthony.
w sprns choice %. Fruit Trees shrubs,
.1 etc., asc Gssen and Fswe, Seeds large
FOSTER e DAVIS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION AERCHANTS
Lave built large and commodious
where they freight They
also keep well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
OF all kinds; Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, and Ready
Clothing. People need 81. Paul Goods,
for bound to sell cheap they do Paul.
and al ask Is to give call before going Paul.
All kinds Of Country Produce taken In exchange
TerDs strictly cash. fe16-d&wtf
TT M n - h
Job Printing Office. l
TIMES BUILDING, ST. ANTHONY STREET.
HAVING recently stocked NEW AND sxAu.
Ii TIYUL assoStmet Of
PRINTING MAfERJAL,
We sre prepared TO do all kinds of
JOB WORK
IN the neates possible styles, and
ptouy be done 1T other establishment in the ter
rifory.
with experienced workmen superior facilities, and proper
regard TO the wants Of Customers hope TO give sssfac
ton 70 all who may favor us with their patronage.
All kinds and descriptions Of BILL HEADS, CfncULAns,
CARDS, PAMPHLET, BLANKS, BOOKS, POSTERS IN COLOR
Ed on PLAIN INKS, LABELS &C. &C., executed in neat ssd
UeTkmsa-lfke mGsae5. In fact, every kind Of
PRINTING
IN department, Win receive special attention.
We continually in receipt Of 1913
New styles Of Tyr,
md intend 70 WITH mot only the improvements q the
- - |" $3.50 !. n. xEwsoH = co.
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n. w. GOULD,

n. w. GOULD, -
SURGEON AND RESIDENT DENTIST.
Entrance to Rooms under the Golden Tooth, King Block
Nan-st. ST. Anthony, Minnesota. .p,e-,xvs
-te A JACKSON BELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC, PRACTICAL SURVEYOR.
And Dealer In Res1 Estate.
Glencoe, NJ r.. s.,s-ts
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

KlLlsb.---A man by, the aass Of Peter Hal,a
whils'digaisg away the bahk,sn '7itt strsst. hs-s
low ths ,Stsrebans' Hotsl,fon Saturday last, waa
killsd by the falling IN ef thas dirt He arrived
at st. Paul from Pittsburgh last week, and leaves
wife and child to mourn his antimely fate. I
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

ssBring flowers, young flowers for the festal board,
To wreathc the cup the wine is poured;
ing flowers! they are springing in wood and vale,
Theft breath floats out the southern gale
And the touch Of the sunbeam hath walked the rose,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

THE THEArRE.-Our neighbor of the Min
neso,an is overlooking with goodness for the
Theatre-whats up? He says some of his
readers don't like his puffs Of the drama, and
then gives thea, to understand that he shall do
as he pleases-quite natural and legitimate
He says this Theatre, sour Theatre is not sur
rounded by the usual associations of theatres
in larger cite" -what does he mean! Strange!
"Surrounded" with rhaf!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-05-24

o. p. MARSH, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, office, formerly
cuped by Ds. Goodrich 4 Marsh A. Gale & Co.'s
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY UP TOWN, ESQ.


An UP Town IrEM-The bla ckguard of the Enquirer
concerning whom, the only doubt in the minds of this
community is whether he consumn ate fool or Of
the .anest knaves unhung both told the truth last
Saturday in his life, by calling himself liar,
he con:radeted his language of the day before. He
might however have saved himself the trouble. for his
reputation has long been established in this community,
rot only as liar but much worse, and fellow unfit
for decent to associate with. The fellow lies, in
saying that wanted speak the reception meeting
on last Wednesday eyehing. We did not go there to
speak nor would have so had the opportunity
been afforded. When "a certain apothecaIy" Pushe d
forward did take occasion say that it was "a
democratic meeting and Fillmore men had no right to
interrupt them. nd that all we would have said,
under any circumstances He lies again in saying
were booted down. One of the puppys own kidney q
hopeless idiot and drunken rowdy desperate at
tempt to disurbanca; but we would have that
whole den of fools and knaves know that when
disposed speak and have made up mind to do
neither they all their clan prevent Howey
wehad given the thing more notice than we had in
tended. If he knew how thoroughly this community
were acquainted with his history, he would probably be
less osedbut for his natural ins nctsto blazon
his lies before them.
We give him broad latitude; he can iIjure on
with his monhings.
IL Mr. g. H. Cook returned home from the East
Friday evening He brings cheering intelligence of Fill
more's prospects HI has few carrcatures Yer! ap-
proprate to the coming Campaign, and sectional map,
showing the large portion OF u s. territory which is
contaminated by slavery and the small portion dedicated
to freedom,
7 Quite crowd composed of all parties, assembled
on Saturday. at the Washington House to hear Gov
Wright, tell what Democracy had done for him. OF
course it will do the each individual who
braces that hth-make Governors, Senators and Con-
gressmen of the whole OF them.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
Gov. Wright Again.

Joe Wright addressed large crowd in front
of the Washington House Saturday night
He made long speech which was listened to
with respectful attention. We heard that
speech in all its length and beadth Of misrep
resentation, demagogery and humbug, and we
are glad we did hear it, that we may expose
some Of she broad deceptions attempted to be
thrust (owl the throats of this people by this
idemagogue, who apparently thinks that be-
cause heis Governor of this State, his naked
assertions will pass for truth, and his excessive
and fifty times repeated lOvef The Constitution
and the blessed Union, will pass for unadulter-
ated patriotism Plausible, sanctimonious,
fervid, continually telling of his devotion to the
Constitution, as though no man could love it
with the ecstacy Joe Wright always fatter-
ing his audience for intelligence and patriot
ism, &C., &c.--it docs seem as if man ought
to believe everything he solemnly states as
fact But zoe have great deal less faith in
Joe Wright's statements than we have in those
made by an honest man. His speech of Sat-
urday night was full of sophistry and every
piece of sophistry well creased by his oily
words before he asked the audience to swat
low it. He had not document, but relied
altogether on the credulity of those who heard
him, and upon his own deceptive defamation
for success. He might have confined Demo-
Gratis, stronger in their faith, but intelligent
peopia can never be won by such speeches.
We shall have more to say of this speech to-
morrow. 1t is the same one he has been de-
livering in this neighborhood at other points,
and which he intends uttering, as he says,
three OF four times week till the election, of
course altered in opinions to suit different To-
calties
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
People 8 Club.

We are requested to announce that there
will be a meeting at Crescent City Hall on
Tuesday evening next, at early gas light, for
the purpose of forming Peoples Club, to
promote the election of the Peoples State
Ticket, and the election of Jas. G. Yeatch to
represent this District in Congress, and to op.
pose the nominees Of the so-called Democratic
party. All those friendly to these objects, are
invited to attend and participate in the pro-
ceedings of the meeting.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

GTWe have two brief questions for those
Democrats who eulogize the repeal Of the Mis-
sour compromise. First did not the Demo-
cratic party in their national convention of
1852 solemnly pledge themselves never to give
the least countenance to the agitation of slav-
. cry under any circumstances? Secondly, did
any human being think or dream in the follow
ing year that the Missouri compromise could
sbe repealed by Congress without the agitation
of slavery?
Ifany Democratic organ will answer these
questions the answer will no doubt meet with
due considerations Lou. Jour-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

VINO Is AHEAD ? There are American
electoral tickets, straight out Fillmore and
Donelson electoral tickets, in Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Del
aware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia,
Ohio, indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Mississippi,
North Carolina Tennessee, Arkansas, Georgia,
Alabama, Missouri, Louisiana, Texas, Florida,
and California-in all TwENTY-FoUR States.
AS yet the Buchanan and Breckenridge par
ty have an electoral ticket in not half this
number of States. In many of the Northern
States. it is confdentially believed, there will
be no Buchanan electoral ticket Mr.. Buchan-
an is evidently not in the race. Every week,
every day, every hour he is falling behind, and
in November he will scarcely be mentioned
at the polls.-F Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

err H. A. McElheny; l steamboat shaft of B.
Green, broken, Capt. Liter; % bags feathers,
Long, Stallard & Co.; 2 empty beer bbls and 5
half do, Fl. Kruser; 272 SKIS wheat, SO bbls
-four, 81 casks bacon and 35 hid tobacco,
Crane, Cook & Co., with 35 cabin passengers.
Scant three feet in Green River channel, in
manifest" bad order. Steamer Evansville
left Bowling Green Wednesday evening 23d
inst.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
or We call attention in good earnest to the

or We call attention in good earnest to the
Marine Railway and Boat Yard meeting ad-
vertised at Crescent City Hall this evening
We have the offer of boat yard here at once
by a gentleman of both means and experience
in the business. Let every one interested in
the business of the city attend and further this
enterprise. All now wanted is, that boat
building be started fairly in Evansville, to
mlkesit the most favorable point ior business,
on the Ohio
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

o. Mr.. NJ. A. Lawrence has just returned
from the East where he has purchased over
800 tons of the finest American and Italian
marble, which is the largest stock ever pur-
chased at one time for the Western or South
ern market. He will sell wholesale and
retail lower than can be purchased elsewhere,
U- The Washington correspondent of the
New York Post says:
Brooks speech after his condemnation, was
one of the most damaging thrusts at his north
ern supporters that could have been inflicted
His eulogum on that noble specimen of man,
John Scott Harrison, of Ohio, has furnished
that weak knee | anti Nebraska member with
permanent walking papers from public life. 1t
was signal instance of unintended cruelty.
Large quantities of Brooks speech will prob
ably be circulated among the admiring consti-
tuents of those northern men who voted
against mis- expulsion. 1t is worthy of remark
that but one southern man, Hoffman, (South
American) of Maryland voted with the ma
jority.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANuEA ACrrREhS AND DEALEks IL

MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS IN
GG u IN I'D CD ~ 81 % IA :
AvIN their prices with the
Saltpere. continue to offer their we'll
kno a frauds ELECFRIC ISnIAE RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE in kegs and eanisters Also dnTowder for
Blasting Mining. prsng full assortment of quae
required by the trade guaranteed to give tire
salts faction. -,
highest reput tion than twenty five VIII be
by other manufacture OF me KIND IN
the world.
principal dealers and also at the of the
Company. No. SO Wall Water street. New York
a. g. HAZARD, President:
A e DOUGLASS Sec'y. my25-6md
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

NEW dsODkGS An = \ Z 8 PkRCES.
&SHANKLIN reilly bg leave to call the attention to
~ their friends and their large and we'll
ected spring aud summer dry goods reed
during thepaswo weeks prng of the desir
a stocks be found in the city which they fer whole
sale and retail to their customers and the public generality
atow prices cash prompt buyers Thirstosk
ssts paft the owingBread cloths black and fancy
Cssimers and Fyeeas white, hu and fancy Versailles and
silk Eastings Cotonades CrotOn cloths plain and
Linen Drills rich Calicoes of Philip Allen spragues. Bnc
State Mills and other rich printed French and scotch JaeO
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Beregs black coored Grape Mantz hite
snc fancy Gnghams rich irsed Organ dies
Brilliante aud Chel d Lanes white Grape Shaw black
and fancy silk shawl rch sa hawis End searf black and
white lace Capes Mcria antqaa Paraso silk and gingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn and Braid Hats English
and fancy Bonnet rich hOunet Ribbons Hosing Gloves
Palm leafand Fans shoes Carpets
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together
variety of Trimming small and goods.
&c SC my1 -SHANKbIN g. RETfY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

OrThe correspondent of the Platform in this
city in his letter published calls Liberty a
THING The same fellow dobutless thinks
freemen are THINGS too. made to vote for his
bogus democratic party and work for ten cents
a day. Madison Courier.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
RIA !. .NALI. PAPERs-uFH0LsTRRY MoRK

= II
ECHMIDT STARK have Just their establish
- First street lsrg: Of Wall Papers
from ities the comprising
t Of the most beautiful description this line They
also everything appertahine upholstery
chairs c., superior style Having
aceonmodat increased business,
prepared receive customers. and show them
largss ack and low prices
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI. July 26.
River still gradually falling; slight mornings
now. Flour SIS os96. Whisky 23925Sc. Cheese SIZE
Butter Sugar s24 49Oc. Coffee lI14c. Moasses 52c
dull.
NEW YORK, July 26.
Flour frm 81 509s for Southern So 5o9s for extra
Wheat firm. Pork improving. Beef firm. Lard heavy
Whisky firm
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28

TzSHE Equalization Board Lamasco City
will their session, the Town Hall
4sh day Of July 1885, for the adjusting
that the Roll, this
corporate year. and continue from day day unti
equalization is completed. By order Of the BOARD
Ie23-tf DANIEL CHUTE Clerk
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
REAL ESTATE SALES
BY JOHN HNGLE, Jie.
RESIDENCES AND BUSlNESS Houses AT
Public Auction,

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next.
a . clock P. NJ. az the Auetion Rooms ofWOoLSEN
"A NELSON VIII sell the following eho CO property
0 wits
One hre story Business House. First above Main
Streets at present ccupsed the Eyansvie Post Otee
lately built in good repair and excellent busin
stand renting than - cent on cost an
selling price The Lot is 20 by 20 feet and building 20 by SO
feet.
AIso-The Frame and Ere lotion Second street. al
Joining Judge Loekhat he lot 80 eet 'front.'
ing on deep alley. The house
has six rooms neghbothood excellent and only rye
minutes walk from Of business The lot clone is
worth 50 per than house and lot VIII sell or
ALso-rhs Frame aaA First street al DIN
residence Just built by Dr O1sslberry; To
accnpied John F. Crisp ESD ne at
the 3S feet front rst street, hy 5O
deep alley in the best Of rhoods and less
than three squares from the heart Of business.
ALSoThat fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied y
Division above seventh TINS IS the
residence built in Evarsviue we'll
painted apereA ceilings y feet high handsome fence
very completes the neightorhood is
is good aud improving last.
All ths property sold log. Terms for all exeeft
House:-Obe third cash e-ehird at sis ana on
months. he Born house--one ca n;
One-third md onethrd at two ys ,rs IL al
with and waving relief laws and secured v
premises Discounted ten cent Tor cash
ivio.sds INHN T~GLE. IR.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
THE LITTLE MAN
WITH THE

539@ @Z3o131
vhs can dress person in Wool Linen silk Cotton
gNvERY desires be neatly ma tastiy dress
81 d eminently that this should be the aim
ALL hsve tced that nearly all the
lenizens of our city purchase their Clothingat
4. LOBENSTlNE'S
western Star Clothing store,
Pavilion hotel Water and sycamore SITS
Everything line Clothing nd Furnishing Goods
ready made adeto order only In the best
manner end style but at the very lowest prices.
Hats Caps Leather Trunks Car
ronse Won NAV fl d at the " estern Star. ap3
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS.
M-KTNNEV q COOKE

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR R.. LoBUsT.
RE receiving and opening most desirable stock of
IA spring and goods, consisting in
variety usually kept in dry good Silks Chalas
Berages Robes Lawns Brilliantes Bonnets Grape silk
Lace potan Ribbons, Lace Edgngs, Gloves and
Hoseugin great vartyCloths Casmeres Pant goods and
Vestir in Tichn nj nfrsfn Z A ans