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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-23
Candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton Declined
THoRNrowN, May 16, 1856.

THoRNTowN, May 16, 1856.
j. u. DEGREES, CHAIRMAN CENTRAL CON-
MIrrEE-DEAR SIR:-Permit me hereby re-
spectfully to decline the nomination given me
by the Peoples Convention, held in the city of
Indianapolis on the first day of May; and
also to state reason or two for this declina-
ton.
LIST. Although have felt and still feel a deep
interest in the great questions agitating the
public mind, yet have not at any time sought
office, but have ever felt an undisguised repug-
nance to being a candidate for any political
preferment.
Having, as humbly trust, in my early man.
hood been called bY Providence and the voice
of the church, to the work Of the Ministry,
cannot conceive that it would be compatible
with my profession now to abandon that work
for any consideration.
With the views above expressed of the high
responsibilities of the Christian ministry, and
yet, with deep sense of obligation to my
highly esteemed friends of the Convention,
subscribe myself Yours truly,
JOHN l.. SMITH.
We take the above from the State Journal
The Central Committee have been called to
gether, and they will this afternoon substitute
another name for Mr.. Smiths on the ticket
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0TThere are many theories concerning the
growth of towns and cities, and it is difficult
to define why it is that one town or city i'm
proves more rapidly than another. 1t does
not depend upon location, or else Cairo, Louis
vile or Pittsburgh would have been cities of
more Importance than Cincinnati. 1t does not
depend upon the site, for New Orleans and
London were built on marshes. The proprie-
tor of Haubstadt regards the cheapness of real
attention-induced either by incidental or in-
territorial circumstances, as the principal influ-
ences whereby one town improves mere than
another, Independent Of any natural advan-
tages.
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PUBLIC SALE!

NPY vrtun off decree of the vanderburgh Circuit Court
made at its April term, 1856 rendered in suit feI
partition wherein James plaintiff and Lewis james
and others dants The undersigned Commissioner
will sale at public auction the Court House
Evansville the 18th day of May 1885, the following
eribed real estate. to wit:
All that part of fractional section No twelve GA in
Township No "a sOuthof range No (0) west in
VaAderburgh ouuty Indiana thus bounded Beginning al
stake the West line of said tract onal section pon
chain south of the north west of said
section running from thence $50 seyentysix 6) chains
to the bank the Ohio river thence down said river south
400 twelve chains links thence north 800
seventy (0) chains the line of said fractional
section thence with said line place
the middle third thereof being subj the life estate
Cynthia Brown.
ALso-A part of the Southwest quarter of section
No. ~, in the Township and Range afOreaid to witt
Fifty eight and 90 being the middle part of said South
west quarter and forty o) chains and fifty 5o links in
length from North South and l0) chains width
from East West and being that portion of said quarter
marked with the word heirs tie plat said
recorded order book ITO of the
Records Vtnderburgh Probate Eighteen
the North end being the life estate
of Cynthia Brown.
TERMsone half the purchase money he paid in cash
the remainder be paid in four months from the
of sale the purchaser giving notes with approved security
waving relief from valuation and bear
ing interests from date. TH0S. f. GARVIN.
ap26-4w Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION ROOMS,
. . HIRAM NELSON

Old Court House. of Main and Third streets mme-
diasely opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for term of years and fitted the
m m above we'll known stand, prepared to
ceve for sale auction private SALE all kinds
merchandise household furniture horses bug
gies. ETC.. etc.
Cash advances made nsignment It's when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
commencing o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights, at early gas light.
to-
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
and general of FURNITURE consisting ofsat
spindle and bannster backs. scroll and scoop rim
back office, French, Jenny Lind, and Bsste wood
Chairs mahogany and rose wood Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers Sofas soeiabes centre
card dining and breakfast table light and wash stands,
lounges mirrors. fine and misses bedsteads mat
trasses tin and wire safe which we viii sell at Gin
cinnati prices.
We have also hand variety ofnot0Rs ewelry,
volins accordeous pocket cutlery pistols whips,
etc., which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
mvq Auet's.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
New YORK. MAY %.

New York, May %.
The Quaker City reports that it was ru-
mored at Havana that the Spanish Govern
ment were fitting out an expedition to proceed
Immediately to Costa Rica, to operate against
Walker Also that Vera Cruz was to be
blockaded and bombarded by Spanish forces,
ia enforce the settlement of claims due Spain.
1.-THE line was down last evening" and we
are without dispatches to-day.
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TBe Dalg JournaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS
REPORTED BY UP TOWN, ESQ.

OTLittle of interest occurred within the
city limits yesterday. The most intensely
exciting incident of the day, was juvenile
"set too" that occurred on the wharf The
two belligerents rejoiced respectively, in the
soubriquets of Gen. Walker and Costa Rica.
white. First swords, then brick-bats, then a
clinching and the two waxed wroth. Gen.
Walker was ofcourse the victor.
BEFORE ESQ. KEMPF, May 20-State Us.
Jas. Lodge, Malicious TespaSs. entered
Ryan's bar room, and being under the influ-
ence of liquor, became mischievious, commence
ed row with some boys and broke Ryans
stove. Ryan complained, and Mr.. Lodge was
mulcted in SIS and costs.
State Us. Joseph Ryan, Assault and Battery
Lodge out of revenge for the above prosecu-
ton, brought this action, but failed to make it
appear that he got at all events, more than he
deserved-so Ryan was discharged.
State Us. Henry Rale, assault and Battery
This grew out of a little sport some boys were
taking-reyiving the athletic games, in gladia-
torial exercises; and as is too often the case
one got little offended at the roughness OF
the other and little quarrel ensued. Meth
er intended to get mad, and if they had only
stopped long enough to count ten, before strik-
ing, this prosecution would never have occur
red Henry was fined so cents and costs.
CEJA man named Mcdonald was enjoying
a regular drunk at certain noted locality on
High street, and there got trounced. Think
ing to find more congenial climate, in the
more prominent portion of the city, he acct
'dentally come within the cable tow of Mar
shall Evans, who took him up and introduced
him to Recorder Mills. His Honor, too happy
to form the distinguished acquaintance of Nc
Donald, induced his guest to leave trifing
keep sake. Mcdonald paid over So and costs
and went his winding way.
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western Star Clothing


SHANKLIN RELY beg leave call the attention Of
- their friends and their large and well
eoted of spring and summer dry goods reed
during hepast two weeks comprising of the most desr
able stocks be found in the city which they sner at whole
sale and retail to their customers and the public
allow prices cash prompt time buyers con-
ss in of the fOOwiEBroad cloths black and fancy
and Tweeds wha buf and fancy and
silk Vesng Cottonade Oroon cloths and plain and fancy
Linen Drills rich Cacoes of fSp Allen, Spragues Bay
State Mills and other rich printed Eench and Scotch Jaco-
nets and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain and satin
Beregs black colored Grape Mantz white CASH
plain and fancy Ginghams rich priated
Briiantees and Cha de LANES, white Shaws black
and fancy silk haws rich sa wis and scarfs black and
white lace Mora ntqup Parasos silk and gngham
Umbrellas Panama Braid Hats English straw
and fancy Bonnets rich bonnet Ribbons HOsing Gloves
Palm and Shoes Carpets floor and
stair Oil Cloth printed window blinds together with
variety of Trimming small and fancy u.s.
&C.. &c, myI SHANKLIN g. RELY.
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o. "a chance to make money! is offered
in our advertisement columns. Those inte
rested in manufactures may find good ope-
ration in this proposal. We can at least re-
commend Mr.. Defrees as a gentleman not
likely to be engaged in any humbug, nor to
impose upon honesty.
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RTCH RARE AND REmARKARLE.

FUNHE richest and varied stock of spring and summer
III dry goods ready for inspection at Roser's
the Main and First street. We
fully invite the ladies of Evansville and vicinity give
acall before purchasing elsewhere still adhere to
old motto "se1I cheap and sell heap
Our style Mantlas silk and straw bOnnes French
Swiss trimmings kid and finish silk
gloves parasol cape shawls brants de lanes bareges
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses and children shoes
Coonades Drngs Vestings and Coatsugs GENTLE
and in fact article in line has rival
in point style and quality all goods have been
New York from of the first and
therefore enabled complete with house in this
any Western city.
Again say give a call and we will sell on goodsN
ton shing low prices. apis ROSER BRO FREY.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTU RES.

THURSDAY. May %.
Switzerland. from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Yuba. from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
Castle Garden. from Pittsburgt to st. Louis.
Wenona. from Evansville to Walsh.
VIM. Knox from Wabash to Evansville.
Fashion. ON St. L outs to Louisville.
Buckeye. from New Orleans to Cincinnati
Southerner. from Louisville to st. Louis.
Sir Wn. Wallace. Pittsburg to ST. Louis.
Argyle from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Magnolia. from Cincinnati to Nashvi lie.
Kate Sarchet. from Wabash to Evansville.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New ORLEANS, May 10,
Flour &c. Corn. 1ae. light stock in mark ct and de
mand active. Wheat 81 90. Mess Pork, SIC 371s
Prime pork, S3 So Hogs, 81 stock in market light.
Bacon hams Sc. Bacon shoulders, Sc, with an active
demand. Bacon sides, TX. Keg Lard, IO1zc Lard in
bbls, 92<c. Coffee, &C. and advancing. Moasses
Whisky, 2lc. Tobacco, 7Ac. Cotton middng 101ac,
fair, 1l%c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 90.
Corn SOC market active; stock hand light. Wheat,
81 IS. Mess Pork. Sl6 so.
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TO TaAE LADIES'.
@StHANKLIN & RELY respectfully invite the at
tenton of the ladies of Evansville and vicinity their
large and varied stock of Embroderes and white goods
received embracing
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves
Emb'd Linen do do;
Maltese IL Chroohet do do;
Book Muslin do do;
Jaeonet. Cambria and wiss Collars;
Swiss and Jaeonet Embroidered Bands;
do do Edgings and Insertions
English Thread. Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN and whit embroidered Skirts;
French COrsets and silk Vests.
Striped Nanisook. S wiss and Plaid Muslins;
Real dotted and Embroidered Swiss dress patterns fer
aalet prices by my2 SHANKLIN 81 RELY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SALE

TENHE undersigned Administrators of the estate Thomas
Headen decd will sell at the store room of said
Main Evansville, THURSDAY May 22d, the
stock Merchandise belonging said estate consisting of
Groceries Shoes Dry Goods Bacon Lard Corn Oats
Hardware aso Shares of stock in the Evans
Vile. indianapolis and Cleveland Railroad Company.
They will sell farm of the dec d. in Centre To
ship the 9th day of May three head of Horses three
Mich Cows and other CATTLE two Wagons about 40 head
Hogs Hay Meat Lard, Housshod and Kitchen Furniture
also wheat in the ground.
CASH all 90 credit of nine months will be
given the purchaser giving with approved security
or appraisement laws. ~ EDWARD BURTISS.
ap30 4tw WILLIAM ATCHESON.
Volksbote copy 3w
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Masonic CHAPTER.-Let every Chapter
member be in attendance tonight, at Masonic
Hall, as there is business and work of impor-
lance to be attended to.
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THE TITLE MAN
RTG @ToCK

BIG STo CK!!
Who can dress person in Wool. Linen SILK or Cotton
LIVERY Gentleman desires be neatly and Hastily dress-
Ia ed emneny proper that ths should be the aim
of and have noticed that nearly all the
denizens of our city purchase their Clothing at
A. LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing Store,
under the Pavilion Hotel of Water and Sycamore s
Everthngin the line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
manner end style, but at the very lowest prices
general assortment of Hats Caps Leather Trunks Gar
bags and Vases. everything that gentleman wear
use, you may find at the Western Star. APPS
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REMOVAH

GN0LBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses the building lately
by Mr.. Hughes, Water Canal Bank
where they will keep constantly hand Wholesale and
viz: Spring Cotton Moss Shuck. Hair and Jenny Lind
ALSo-Bed Comforts of all Sizes
ALso-Cotton. Moss, Hair Shuck and Feather Pillews
Mattresses made order and give satsfao-
ton Those in good article will peaseive call
The attention of Country Merchants particularly invited
to stock Main next doorto Canal Bank Evansville
mills .
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OF We call the attention of contractors to
the advertisement of the Mayor of Hender-
son. The people of Henderson are determined
to improve their wharf
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Later from Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.
The steamer New Lucy arrived last night
from st. Joseph, bringing intelligence that the
people of Kansas were responding to Shan
mons proclamation in large numbers. 600
men assembled at Lecompton, and four hun
dred at Franklin. A large company was to
leave kickapoo on Saturday for Lecompton
with two cannon; all are well armed and pro-
visioned. Great excitement prevailed and a
battle was anticipated. 1t is reported that
Reeder had succeeded in making his escape,
and carried away considerable funds belong
ing to his friends. The Vigilance Committee
of Kansas City, Saturday, took off of the
steamer Arabia large field piece consigned
to Lawrence.
Washington Correspondence of the New York
Papers
New YORK, May 20.
The Washington correspondent of the Times
says the Presidents veto of the improvement
bills will greatly exasperate the Northwest.
Commodore Paulding's secret instructions
order him to show his flag at San Juan, and
direct him neither to seek nor avoid collision,
but to protect American ships or citizens from
illegal interference by the forces of any pow
er.
The Tribune's correspondent says the Cabi-
net was in session to-day, till half-past four
deliberating on the answer of the British Gov
eminent. 1t will meet again tomorrow morn
ing, which is an unusual proceeding. The
character of the reply divests the issue of all
threatening consequences, except those neces-
sarily resulting from a suspension of friendly
intercourse between the two governments
The paper of Clarendon is uncommonly adroit
and evidently much labor has seen expended
on it. The British Government now distinct
ly disavows having entertained any intentions
to violate our municipal laws, or outrage our
national sovereignty.
1t is understood in diplomatic circles that
Mr.. Champion will leave the country immedi-
ately after receiving his passports, and carry
the Secretary, and other members of his lega-
ton not included in our dismissal-his object
being to close the embassy entirely, and thus
emphasize the suspension of intercourse.
The Herald correspondent says that Gen.
Gadsden, who recently arrived at New Orleans
from Mexico, brings an important postal treaty,
one of the provisions of which is that Mexico
and the United States shall pay SIS, 900 each
towards defraying the expenses of steam
communication between the two countries,
along the Gulf of Mexico.
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OF Keller, Farnsley &c Co., Druggists on
Main Street, are selling very superior article
of London ground Mustard. Lovers of this
healthy condiment should give them call. 1t.
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8GC& AG29a
HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.

HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
AviNG opened store exclusively for the sale of cigar
and tobacco invite the DEALERS in this article and
part cuarthe country call and examine
tensve stock consisting of the desirable brands of
Cigars, made from 50 500 box. shall
keep constantly excellent sorment hand, and will
sell them prices The attention of and hotel
keepers is politely requested having brands
to suit their trade on hand. II. ANSfACHER.
FrstaHd Sycamore nearly opposite Bemen
& Viele and Preston Bros, my2
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GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
NO HUI NIB y G !!
off Mt EBri


T%NHE undersigned takes the ctz
of this place and vicinity that he intends changing his
therefore will in dispose of his heavy
well selected stock fancy and staple Dry Goods sell
such prime His stock consists in of Linens
Muslin LANES Bareges Muslin de Beges. Brlllanes,
Swiss aeonets silks parasols. HoseRes gloves. embroder
multitude of other desirable articles for spring
aud summer wear mention As this stock
has closed before the first of July will avail
this opportunity securing apparels
would respectfully request call
in order to convince before purchasing elsewhere
A. ANSPAOHER,
ap301m Main street next door to Branch Bank.
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Nominated to Congress.

ST. LOUIS, May 20.
The Benton Democratic County Convention,
yesterday nominated Frank P. Blair, Jr., to
Congress by reclamation.
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NEW DRUGS,

f n E II n ID N r.
TIT EICH VIERLING have just opened largo assortment
Of Drugs and Medicines to which they invite the atten
Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of
Oils Dyestufs Spices Perfumery Fancy Articles Sc. &c
AIso-all popular Medicines All kinds of Paints
ground OIL Pure Wines Brandes forMedcinal purposes
under the Journal Office. my8-tf
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UALLETT 81 DELANO.

GENERAL FACTO RS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO % FRONT STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
AZ Particular attention paid all cousgnmens of West
ern Produce, and to orders fo- Naval Stores. &c.
REFER TO
8. & A HENDERSON, New Orleans
CONVERSE & Co. -
w. A. VIOLET, ''
w A ANDREW d SIEUR 20
]. J. MURPHY. ESD, Memphis
J. FINNIE. Esq, 90
PETER ODLIS. Esq. Dayton, Ohio.
TIILMAN, ROzER 4 Co., st. Louis.
KENT Il 0BEAR g
Col. j, WHITE Louisville, KY.
RoB'T S. MILLER. Esq. -
CALVIN HOLMES, Esq, Cincinnati.
LUTHER BRUEN Esq,
Coz SAMUEL SroSE Chicago Ill. myI5-3md
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AM Bro TY ES

J. H. MAGHEE Sc CO.,
LEAVING closed nearly whole first purchases Of
Spring Goods heavy trade for the pastsix
weeks receiving second edition purchased at
greatly reduced rates offering the most
and elegant Goods brought the Westh
very ow prices and would invite merchants to call and
for themselves they buy cheaper than they
have DO ught before. We are just receiving
Prints Cottonades. Ginghams,
leans Apron Checks, Sattinets,
Challis. Cassmeres, Bereges,
Vestings, DeLains, Jacconets,
&C.. &c.
and kinds goods suitable the besides ele-
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NEW HIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.

NEW LIGHT ON THE SUBJECE.
EEAVING moved my Tailoring establishment to Main ST.
opposite the Court House. would invite the gem
tIemen Evansville inspection of stock that
show hem-O insisting of French, Eng
iish and Cloths DOeskn and Casmeres of
shade Linen Vestings suitable
the season all any of which will make to order
sho r. notice reasonable prices fer cash
There in having goods if they can't be sold. Call
tiemen you only say Bate
in the rehearsal, you must be id odd hsh.
mvI3-Im DAVID O'NEIL.
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myi 761a West Fourth stree
MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.

VH received per Efie Alton P. Tweed:
w of fine spring shoes for ladies
gen switch open and will sold this week to the
,dpeople who will please quick csnnot hpl0
my1 @ HENDRICKS d McREA-
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1856. SPRING TRADE OPEN. 1856.
THE subscribers in receipt of their spring stock
Il comprising every variety and kind of Mems Women's
Misses Boys Childrens Boots Shoes Caters
Baskns Slippers &c. &C., which they call the attention
trade Those goods purchased early and selected
from the first and desirable offered in the Eastern
markets. HENDRICKS McREA,
mh2I Main.
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PRINCE Il CO.'S MELODEONS.

FiElTTI tent, May z3d. 1855.
TT Fl n By of this swell. solo passages may
u ube played with the full power OF the instru-
ment while is soft subdued
after all the Meodeons made BY Prince Co.; will be fur
nished with this attach without extra charge.
Messrs Prince Co. could realize dsome fortune by
dsposng ofrgh other manuacturers they prefer
to feature in their instruments only
tanned by purchasing of
W. F. GOLBURN. rw Ostern Agent
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WOOD.
nRDERS for Wood left at E. E. WHEELER'S, will
" be promptly filed. aP7-smzwsn
SUPEKFiNE FLOUR.-We are always in eiptfo
- choice brands Flour which deliver to custo
low price any ether house in town.
J. W. Il =. VTCKERY.
P Snow selling at Sc per Dbl and 50 per bag inferior
grades in my13
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ia e. ~ ~ -1H5z.: zs51
AM Through receipts for the delivery
u all kinds Produce and from here ALT
Ohio river and the above Railroad
greatly reduced the Tariff having been adopted
be glad render every facility in my power ship
pers this and will guarantee safe expeditions
and cheap any other. JNO s. MITCHELL.
my3-IW Railroad Agent.
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SPRENG GOODS!!.


WONDERFULLY ATTRACTIVE.
WATER T.. (NEXT DOOR BARNEs)
NK7 respectfully call the and
w country trade beautiful stock of
hite Goods Ladies' Dress Goods Or Shawls Aendae
Lancaster and Marsees Quilts. Gentlemen and Children
Apparel and endless variety of ices usually
retail merchants, which have received and
NICK NNEY COOKE ,