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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22
Indiana School Innrnal.

The January No. of this new school periodi-
cal has been presented us by Mr.. Cole, of this
city. 1t is published the 18th Of every month
at indianapolis by the Indiana State Teachers
Association. The Resident Editor at In
dianapolis, is Mr.. Geo. B. Stone. It's othor
editors are w. D. Henkle, of Richmond; C.
Barnes, New Albany; Geo. A. Chase, Green
castle; E. P. Cole, Evansville; Rufus Patch,
Ontario; B. T. Hoyt, Lawrenceburg; Miss M.
F. Wells, New Albany; Miss M. j. Chamber
lain indianapolis. Certainly this combination
of talent ought to make the School Journal an
excellent periodical. The number brfore us is
neatly printed, and well filled with reading
matter, including great deal of peculiar in
terest to those directly interested in the schools
of this State, and in the cause of education
Every school teacher, and every citizen who
feelsan interest in the cause of education in
this State, should subscribe for the School
Journal. 1t is offered at an exceedingly low
price, being only one dollar year. Mr.. Cole
will be pleased to receive subscriptions, and
will promptly remit and supply subscribers
with the Journal As the first No. has just
been issued, it would be well to subscribe i'm
mediately, and commence with the first num-
har
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22

The family are all living except the young
est daughter; are all wealthy, and of the first
families of Kentucky. | might add, several
of the grand children are over 61a feet and
still growing.
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GGN. LITTLEFINGER.-They have young
with whom, General Tom Thnmb is a giant.
His weight is less than ten pounds, and he is
becoming smaller daily.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22

0FIhe weather continued mild night be-
fore last and yesterday, with slight rain in
the morning and cloudy all day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22

We presume, according to this, that if the
man proves to be a fool or a scoundrel, the
General will prove him a man of respectable
ty!
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SUNDRIES.
34,56s 30

"That is bill for twenty three persons du-
ring thirteen and half days, amounting, l
believe, to some $14 per day for each person.
Then, sir, have here bill furnished by
the keepers of the National Hotel, at which
Kossuth and his suite stopped on their re-
turn from the South, when they were upon
their own expenses. believe there were then
six persons, they stopped at the Notional Ho-
tel about four days, and their bill was S74, be-
ing So 08 per day for each person, when they
were paying their own expenses. and some
thing over $14 per day for each person, when
this Government was paying their expenses"
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To the Editor of the Banner:

Ifyour correspondent, "0ld Madison Man., y
will avow his name, and he should prove to
be a man of any responsibility, I will show
him to be a fool or scoundrel.
MILTON STAPP-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SELLING OFF AT Cosr.

SEIIElIINNE UT q T OUSL.
Mr. A. LoBESsTINE is Offering his fine lot of Winter
Clothing make for Spring Goods. Those
wanting anything in his line had better call he is de-
termine ed give bargains See advertisement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-22

DR.. HosrETTER's celebrated Stomach Bitter-1o0 900
sold in the medical market the past
fifty has eqnaed; article be
equal this great anti dypepc One wine glass taken
before will be Dyspepsia;
will remove ell hatuleecy heavness the stomach
keep free costvenes assist Digestion give good
appetite, aud ina healthy to the while No
suffering debility any kind should fail try
Ibis great antedote Try For by all principa
Druggists. JAMS
INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO.2,
Meets clock P NJ their Hall Water
the Telegraph Oce first and third Saturdays of each
month. ott25d6w
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Starving Poor -Kossuth Extravaganza.

A proposition being late before the House
of Congress to relieve the poor Of Washington
some gentlemen refused to vote for it. Mr..
Campbell then brought up for the benefit ola
few of those gentlemen the Washington Kos
suth Bill. This extravagant bill they had
voted for, but now refused to vote for $500
for the suffering poor of Washington. Mr..
Campbell read the following extract from a
speech made in 1852 by Mr. Jones, of Tenn,
member of the House. 1t is an interesting
remen scence, which made many othcrwi. Q
sensible people crazy on this subject few
years ago:
"Now, sir, here is bill paid to the Messrs
Brown, hotel keepers of this city, for Louis
Kossuth and his suite of $4,566 80. For
that, | never intend knowingly to vote, direct
ly or indirectly.
Several voices-Read the items"
"Mr. Jones"-The items are as follows:
To boardfor Governor Kossuth and suite having ten
parlOrs and tweRty two chambers thirteen and half
days twenty three persons. $3,eSs 90
SUNDRIES.
Champagne sherry. madeira, cigars, lemon
l. ado, b~r bill, washing, medicines, post Of
fee stamps, porterag9 and Cssengers, hack
| hire paid at ditferenttimes teegraphs, sugar,
brandy and whisky in room, porter and ale,
envelopes, BARRIERS biliamounting in all to 1858 50
Bill for carriages engaged for Governor and
suite. 1919 81
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The ROGUE RIVER INDIAN WAR-In the
Yerka Union of January we find the follow
ing news:
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.

FRIDAY MORNING, :::::::::::::::::::::::::FEB. %.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CLONING OUT Az AUCrsON.

CLOSING OUT AS AUCTION.
ANOLBURN IL HERS HBERGER will close out auction
- their Store. in Fosters Block the entire balance
their stock Dry Goods consisting OF Red and White Fan
nes Jeans Silks. DE LANES. CalieOes Bareges Gloves
Hosiery Swiss and cambria Edgngs ami nserngs White
Goods. and great variety of notions.
mention. Sale Tuesday. Feb Goth. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ
The attention of ths Ladies particularly invited this
sale. feb22 tbs WOOLSEY & NELSON Ade'rs
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AM EaS
DENTAL NOTICE.

"a II. NACHEL respectfully Informs his friends that he
ASe expects close his business in Evansville q
and those whe services to
make immed ats application his oGee on Second street.
near the "a Presbyterian church feb7-tf
HDOTATO ES! POTATO fssi-50 bushels Potatoes just
q received and for sale at SEIKS' Family Grocery,
feb6 Corner Second and Oak streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

NEW BOOKS. Fancy Articles ind Music
~ Good Time Coming.
Rose Clark. by Fanny Fern:
The Home Garner;
kuickcrbucker Gaery, fine ed;
The Philadelphia Housewife;
Rejected Addresses by Horace and Jones Smith;
Song Of the lIiawatha, by Longfello";
Harper for January, 1856,
Together with large Blank Books Just received at
LANGHORNE * WALkUPS
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank
doc
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b. 41.5ss11 tIliRo1oH Fl,Oi ULtaANAs 40
----stas LYNCHBI-R re- AND HIeHNaNn

Fare from lynehburg to Buchanan. %
80 NSHluphd -
Froa lynehbarg 10 Charlottesville
On ana after The 2d OF October h4aIs III .ar
Bu'Hdn at \. NJ, and Lynchburs At = T. IL 4aitt
du'ay and Friday, aud arrive ia Riels,La second A.
at % clock \. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving LynQ.bar. at =
reach ScottesVie at 10 \ NJ, next say and in
lotteSrlc at - + NJ. Leave Lyncsus Buchanan aus
Lexington at g 4 Il, Monday e''sssday aud rrda a
arrive at J. VI
From Iynchbnrg to Richmond ss4 tina aud dis,anc 8 ~
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aug 6dts
rsNWI<E A WEEsA nETwr ZEN

Il BALTIMORE AND RIG HMOND, by slpan- <SAEIL -
orS BLLN IDEkL and POCAHONIA She s~-~~''.
STEAMER BEIA IDERE leaves Baltimore eNery SAT II
DAY AFTERNOON Tor lIclno4d hctGruiE, leaAe. ri III
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON toI Ba1Aaore
The POCAHONJAS leaves BALTIMORE eveYy " III
NESDAl AFTERNOON Tor RclmoAd. Letuyning. L~,,-
RICHMOND every SAL RBAl An TEhAOOA lur Ia
tmure
Siprers to Baltimore by these Boats have ,h
goods here every Monday and FRIDAY Of each week.
IL DIAN WATSON Richmond Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

e lOHk-ai EAMSliP JAM ESroN aa~AA..as
Inc l. > Mai steamship JAMES INN III
inand Of Capt lEwTs PARRISH. leaves New regular.
every hAIt EpAA AFTERNOON at a'q,sek, tor kch
moAd SIZE VIII not take any freight City
She leaves Richmond regularly every TLL>DAY AIILE
NOON AT O'Clock, for New York.
oee desiring to ship by her must have Aer goods here
MONDAY. PASSENGERS desiring shiS SID srl
star ,ko"m secured by ad'll essiIg Us by
20 The ROANOkl-. Capt SkINNFS. stet ity Point
whore She viii land freight, ~ n liz IAN.
and the Roanoke receive and land passegta = tts FONT
ana N"iioIA' Ii DIAN \ = Assn.
I##4f#4##,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

" have received the following Law Books
American Law of Hami. de yol-by Wharton;
Grosioy's Equity Evidence;
Morris GA tcpts'm
American rHiaal Law-bv Wharton
Medical lur- .rUdeHet-ty Wharton and Ste;
" hartouF Law DlctiauarYi
Library IT Law and EgnIty-li vols Price SlJ;
IuuIu&'s Digest oumI ltte ia ) vols f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27
MERCHANDISE, &c.

usoH aENTLEaEs's WEARING take pleas
~ ure in calling attention Of gentlemen Ia our stock OF
sleeve Bosom Pins aud studs We "e Tree = has
a cnrarc some of The elegant tasteful patterns
that are 10 be found establishment They have been
eIeead great and offered at fea1hahe al
,4Hees upon manufacturers prices They Of the finest
quality and Workmanship.
9,eten,en " IN do y calling and examining our
assortment. eli.f ~ Nuns = -
fe idta formerly II. Sliyerthorn
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These vessels the first class hnt in tie Ba
timore expressly this trade and have aecon
datons for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains well ,daiod for the trade and WHO will spare M,
oNertion accommodate They will he tswed up dow
the by and may be relied sail promptly as
advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New Yo
will find to their interest ship lay tlsiue, freight
always he taken low by Other line of Packets ant
every effort will he made by the agcss ia Richmond an
Newly give satisfaction. msuragal be effected
the Richmond Fire Association ny this lil. per cent
We respectfully al. aud hrl -Ltu n obtaining fun
Share of patronage.
shipped l., It's lirc Nv, IorS will be forwari.l
free of commission wv Orleans, Mobile, Charleston s.
Nannah any oiiJI southern Northern
The vessels VIII lie in Richmond in she Dock. in NJ. York
at Berth no l. Coffee House slip, foot Of Aall Street
DAVID y VIM. Gu RRiE, Richmond. 49,,
{. IL. PiERSON, y. y. .NE'iHN
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A. SO-PagTsEkAEsIp sOTICE.-We have
~ this day entered iutu partnership under the si4ia
Il aud Brin LIVER THORN q CLIFF for the trans
S18 action Watch aud Jewe!ry business in the store
heretofore occupied BY II Stserthoh on Main street. iyht.
burg Va -, :.
Watches Jcwcry and sYerwafe which VIII compare aYnf
ae To-, vc quality with house IN the State Il
tr rtrtas. IT, keep always the best aid newest
ri oads line. sell them at fair and reasoba
ne prices and any article sold by Will be warranted to be
represented a.
W. shan give attention especially to The repairs Of hne
watches the firm being practical watch maker, and
has enoyud for number Of years the advantages AFFORD by
one Of e largo houses North from which h" has received
the highest testimonials Tor integrity aud capacity
We very respectfully Invite the publl to AL examination oil
our stock which shall speak more particularly hereaf
ter. lis Nll.N Ii lIoi'Nt
bee n ls55 j. tLlFT.
Do.
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ae,n WINDOW SHADES. GILr CURTAIN

" BANDS AND CoRNIoE-We have just received
large lot Oh Window Shades. of and beautiful pat
terms and also Gilt Bands and Cornice OF every
quality Please call and examine at
fnv f.fs. j - GREGORY & cos.
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u aEsbUaAs.
~ MacIuays EnglaGd-3d and 4th volumes;
MacauiRy Ell iaud--4 volumes in one-$l;
Memoirs Of .AIlibone:
Kate Weston. or To Viii and To Do;
jackson and New Orleans;
iaunero-by Mrs. j. {. X Dorr,
Notes OF n Volunteer;
The Hunters EeasS;
our Cousin Veronica
The Three Marriages, Lite at Watering Place;
Brooks OVID;
Waylands Political Economy just received by Express.
LANGIiORNE 4 WALKIPS
le Icy Rock Stare.
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Ny0TlcE.-The So b.criber having pare ased
W Redd his epre interest n stock II Groceries,
lron &e al The firm Of Rueker Redd VIII con
the old stand whsre he soits call from
AID literally his old firm
JANUARY LIST. 1855 AMBROSE u. RUCkER
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"-' ARRIVED ana ,"r s'tir "a" ,uc~t ia ot <sn
pr 1, 40, 49,.
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r. 49, "a bks, sts-s,1--N / Ill
-, ''H'Ni have naS on hand. 81 marHt atirI'
~ V 9" etfh0 worth of CABIN N ~ HNi1t ri aHi
grade and quulits ''
IT, ' sng the city. wanting Giruturc mot ,srr''
WI" I" give ne ra1, - H. f.rGinta 10 attf
'uyrl"'liS not e he srasa.s'd sr..,t here
care radto lsoa]pg s4l ,on0 delivered at ihe
poi or Canal fiee Of ctsrgc A. WINSTON
0C lS-ts-RCur.ray
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

IN Fancy Crates which, beauty and cheapncss cannot
b surpassed Thu nrfket Let all consult their tastes ami
comfort Furnace and Range Warehouse and prepare
lorW Winters clad hand
oe Iets G.. 5. BLISS
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A,guETNsNsa SEW.--The celebrated MORNING
- STAR DOUBLE OWN COOKING STOVE for coal 81
wool received at the Furnace and Range Warehouse
last Main Stove which is considered the best,
cheapest substantial and perfect Cooking Apparatus IN
the mon warranted to bake roast boil nroil aud FRY il
satisfactory with less iucI than any othe
stow Of similar capacity in use eall and them.
Aso hne assortment LEAD PIPE, various sizes Al
hfud and Tor sale by Dy i7tsJ G. 5. Bliss
6,aATE. AND TENDERS. Justroceived a.
Furnace and Range Ware House, eauiul assorln'h
OF FANCY CRATES and TENDERS. Examine them, Al
prepare for the approaching W inter. =. -
oe dts y, . nislf9o
Irn,c- sirntr- !!---A splendid assortment OF
N Fancy Crates which, for beauty and eheapnes cannot
be- surpassed Thu all consult their tastes and
comfort and Range Warehouse, and prepare
Winters snow clad hand.
ie-ts g > Bliss
AM. WINDOW SgADEs.GIL CURTAIN
" BANDS AND CoRNlCE-we have just received a
large lot ofoh Window Shades OF new and beautiful par
and also, Gilt Curtain Bands and Cornce OF every
iny drs y GREGORY & cos
ltsAyU, GgANO, GIANO.-M CORK LIE
VI JONES receiving every few days at their Grocery
Establishment Main street fresh supplies of III" very besi
Peruvian Guano, which they selling at low prices and to
which they invite the attention OF their friends ana the nbe
SEP Is
- lot of those glorious Morning star Cooking Slows fol
wood coal All mwant Of the most complete Cooking ar
angemen brought the United States cordially
invited to call at the Furnace and Range Warehouse and eN
anime them. Zoe l7lsl &. ). BLISS.
SAWS WANtFAs"TIRED IN VIRGINIA.
- ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERPRlSE.-lhesu sub
scIhets the sale of Saws manufactured by
Mcsrs II r. Bargcr Co. Richmond and have now on hand
and Tor sale at manufacturers prices:
Circular Saws, ot the various up to d inches
Upright MAJ saws,
,'rossCut
Wood
Bullet
Hand aud Panel Sayys--sonc very beautiful
These saws fully warranted Call aud examine before
OF Its ]. u. GREGORY & CO.
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- rNt,tfD an, G,ItfrIIItpN l.N1IppRtSL Tho su,

Hand aud Panel Saws-some very beautiful
These Saws fully warranted tall aud examine before
asing clAcw here.
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"a ssw rALn ~ WINTER s.oDD~.--s ,.,.c

nv tct,NcdH very l95e Stoel oi new fV Hnd N,aer
blA bppS comprising al arilelo iii the byy Gond- inc,
10 "Ht sail the attvattu # Ia iuhe aad hay tirpts
Eenfnl am prepared to sell ret bargains -icc.a, Tor
easlt having bought stco, under great tdf anlst
tannt} merchant. Woull WI to examine ,y .iuck he
goinE further East sell eHeap as an, house ia
ltehuohl Of Petersburg.
eet}ts y. GtGGENuEMER,
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u JONES receiving every few days, at their Grocery
Establishment street fresh supplies of the very hes
Peruvian Guano which they selling at low prices and II
which they OF their friends and the public
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

4YE sorlunU u NJ sINAL BOALS winch play from three
ia tunes each. Cali and them. W. f. GREENE
Ban
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r;, SPECIAL PRENsy7s AT TEgE
F@'g X VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
~ l'i'i. AND DIPLOMA Al THE UNION AGRICUL,
/ ~ HI| II RAJ FAIR, AT Petersburg Tor FINE MAR
III. BILE WORK which IS a sufficient guarantee that
ib{sf MAEBl.E WORK can he done well in this city
fI Il rs in any other
I5-f Ihosc in will please call and examine the
FL extensive assortment have always hand. such
- as American and polished ltahan MARBLE MON
GMENIS. TOMB> HEAD and FOOT STONES, a., from
thu iauu-' t. the most costly, Al Northern prices
81 Particular attention paid u orders from abroad by
MI
hook of Designs br my office.
~ Inscription Books any wishing to buy free
Of
= forms cash ON delivery. Call or address
uayr-l> JNB. l.. GADpESS Lynclhure. ".
on can keep yourself aud n bite.
aud c,,ai" cold and rh umaiisn hy getting winter
lrec ONrcoat OF the real Castor Beaver The subscriber
has good assortment OF the genuine article and trimming
suit Tome aud get good coat nale TO Your
that wul last Nnu dec is NM |. PAGE.
EBsEDN0NF W0HN".-GRANNIILE JORDAN
having purchased an interest in the Piedmont Works
near lNpchhnr the business Will hereafter he conducted in
thu nunr aud und the stYte OF JORDAN q CtRi They
vii he thankful to the former the for
areuuaucc Of their patronage and to the public large Tor
their tlo They pledge themselves execute all work i'm
siriflnc with fidelity ueatnoss and dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN.
SfrIENBER 10Th lr3a. GID. G.. CGRLE
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-.-- ~ mus. lNnghiurs ~.
Ees1bDtNt WAEERasgs Al soa1, IL
~ ing determined to close stock Of t,',.....
Hardware and binding Materials including an ,>t,''.
seri!nent of LOCKS. HINGES, SCREWS NIXnuVt
GLASS, &cr &C. the whole stock now otl,r.l AZ
Those wishing anything in that line wosI consul. ii, 81
ess by giving me call before purchasing elsewhere t
- = a WINSTON.
hid Fsye Whi-tsy and HFuudy,-
" A large stock of old Whiskux.
French Brandy, Apple Brandy. Rum Gin 1
@ - lS WV - -4 LEE JOHNSON
A Ppics, nppies.-I0 barrels of e:rrc,, ,,,,
"A part OF them Pipqins ust received and f,r,, s
:. : LEE & ion NSON
/ fNoAb', & ID H. .--5G0 bu.h.i. yyn,.,,
y toah Try superior article, clear 81 salr ami -
| freely, for sale from the Depot by 1900 ' NUNS
/ kec ls-ts NJ.
kfOK RE l,-Ihe large and beautiful @ /, A NIi, -
FRONT STORE HOUSE snow occupied by p G::s
Wnanls opposite the Citizens Savings Bank i,,noI Nj
| ate possession given fang e5tsl YANCEY a DAVIs
| RLANk ROCKS, RI.AXsk sfOoxxS-
q CHRISTIAN have in and for sale . - ~
wen selected assortment Of Blank Books aud anu
"eh ,hoy would call the all in want Of & 10
Z.(nb0h Tair Yarn k0eLs for snIe nj
| tdce lfsl CRAWFORD RICHARDS
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= nAn Lhe. BACON
eDsVVV l,oU lbs. renson Hams
10 Frkus Butter
Firkins Lard.
just received and for sale by


N CLoTliING--The stock Of JACog NEWMAN torn
erly Apple Newman being closed out a greatly re-
duced prices lie viii stock from Nrar 10
year. and In order clear his elYu f he summer stock
he put the price low thai Supene Clothing " placed
within AL and hundreds eizens and those
Of the surrounding counties supply themselves AZ prices
much than they have fanmafy paid ief aefN interior
goods intend cloSug the splendid stock OF Appel
possible. and Therefore intend Offering
great bargains Every II really good cheap
fashionable clothing 5houd fs b. kIs the u
JACOB NEWMAN
Corner Of Main aud Market Sta, Iynetldrg Va.
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DRY GOODS. GaooAalEs. &c.

uNIssOy.CTgON.-T The Ill 1a ef Hueker n Redd
II day dissolved BY neaal consent The name %
the concern viii be either partner In closing the bu
ness Thar hock AID be found at the counting
room of the old stand occupied by A. Rscker where
they viii b. nlease 10 their creditors aud debtors call
sa5 cattle sAer ACCOUNTS AMBROSE b. RrCKER
I.xr.Rv Isl lssI LOUIS W. Redo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27

80 % those VINO admire really tine article supply al
sses very me iashionahe Flats, qualities Justly dcud
ing prices 10 rang" from 80 to 81 Gall aud see
3i-ts l. 81, ,pr-pN
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II
- lot of those glorious Morning star Cooking Slows To-
wood coal All want OF the most complete Cooking ar
angement brought the United States cordially
invited to call the Furnace and Range Warehouse and tx
anime thrm Loo lltsl q = Bl.lSN
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-21
BACKED Out,

A dispatch from j. w. Moore, Esq, dated
indianapolis the 18th, to the Enquirer, says
Col. John c. Walker has declined the race for
Lieut. Governor, on the Democratic ticket,
and Abram A.. Hammond takes his place. Our
contemporary don't know who Mr.. Hammond
is, but rather thinks he is an IAN Old Line
Wing" In other words, he don't know any
thing about him. Well, neither do we. But
why has Col. Walker withdrawn SO suddenly I?
he has beer constantly asserting he was of
age, and not very long ago published letter
in denial of his rumored intention to withdraw
from the race, in which he very emphatically
declared nothing could prevent him running
the race if he kept his health. Probably there
are signs in the political heavens he don't like.