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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17
CON RES NAL
rH1nrY-roURrH coNaREss-F1RsT SESSION.
MAsHINaroN. March Is.

WASHINGTON, March 10.
SENATE-Y Yesterdays coloquy continued
further, when Sumner replied to the remark
Of Douglas, that he, Sumner, had obtained a
weeks delay of the Nebraska bill in order to
circulate libel on him.
Sumner said it was untrue. lie had united
with other members of the Senate :. sending
an address to people of the U. s., expressing
his true character | shall enter into no con-
test here or elsewhere as to the character Of
the gentleman. The Senate shall decide
whether the Senator from Illinois is the prop
er Judge of this matter. 1t is not true that
went to the Senator's seat to make the request
to which he alludes.
Douglas replied that Sumner, while pretend
ing that he wanted time to read the Nebraska
bill, had previously franked grossly ibelous
pamphlet on that subject.
Sumner said his address was predicated on
the first bill and not on the last.
Douglas remarked, that the reasons assigned
by Sumner for the postponement Of the Ne
braska bill were not true in fact.
Johnson's motion then adopted. Adjourned
till Monday.
HoUsE.-Yesterday adjourned till Monday,
after refusing by vote of rs to '96to order the
previous question on the motion to send for pa
pers and persons.
WASHINGTON, March A.
SENATE-Petitions were presented from
merchants and importers of Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, asking a revision of the
tariff.
johnson reported in favor of printing 81,
coo copies, of the majority and minority repor
of the Committee of Territories on the Kansa
case.
Trumbtl opposed the motion. He though
the minority report presented slavery in
mastery manner. The positions are unanswer
able, but it did not enter into details as tn
majority report, hence he was unwilling t
send it out with the Senate's endorsement
: A document containing 50 many unwarante
assumptions, erroneous deductions and incon
sstent assertions.
HoUsE.-Mr Washburn, of Maine, argue
in favor of 2 resolution empowering the com
: mittee on elections to send for persons and pa
pers in the Kansas case. He said that Reede
was removed because he would not be a slay
and tool of the President, who had offere
: him the mission to China or Great Britain
he would resign the govcrnorship.
al Smith, ofVa.-Do understand the gentl,
man to make This CHARGE?
es Washburn-I have seen in the newspapers
CORES pondent make it. He dared the Wasl
5 ington Uuion to deny it. I dare the gentl
"a man from Va, to make denial.
Smith believe it bold and unmitigatt
's falsehood, and it is unbecoming of any memb
to repeat such newspapers trash.
= Washburn--I believe every word of it.
There are gentlemen here who can speak
ed the executive.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw \ DIRK March Is
Stocks higher: Sterling Exchange FIRM at 90. Flour
dropping. Wheat dul sales of 1850 bushels at 81 70
al 80, for Southern red Corn ermer. Mess Pork i'm
proving; sales Of 800 bbls at SIS IS. Beef anguud
Lard firm. Ohio whisky 3u1zc
BALTIMORE, March L..
Flour dun; holders asking 81 for Howard Street and
City Mills, without sales. Small sales ofwheat at 81 20
@l7s. Corn steady at54G5sc for white aud yellow,
CINCINNATI, March Is.
F'orr duh ct s. 500 IS. Provisions unchanged.--
Whisky lower; sae- 1870. Groceries firm. sugar
8 x@91lc Coffee 121s 9l22lc
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The ENTERTAINMENT To-NIGHT-Alrs.
Macready viii give one of her inlmltable en-
tertainmcnts this epening at Crescent City Hall.
We have alluded in Another article to her tai
'ents, and to the nature Of the entertainment.
This is something superior to anything we
have ever had, and we hope it will be patron
lied accordingly. The price of tickets will be
fifty cents At Louisville Mrs. Macready drew
full houses for number of evenings at one
dollar ticket. Tickets can be had at the
door, and Conyngton's and Listers Book
Sores.
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Louisville Courier says:

We learn that the Cairo Mail Co, are in the
market, or rather looking around for boats to
buy for their mail line between New Orleans
and Cairo. They were negotiating yesterday
for one-half Of the Belle Sheridan and have
offered some $4,000 for three real clippers
now running in the New Orleans trade, and if
the purchase is madey they will soon be able
to have tri-weekly line of their own packets
on the track. These, together with the boats
they can charter, willreadily form daily line
of mail boats between the two points.
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AUCTEON KOONsN

Old Court House Main Third streets, ime
diately opposite the W Washington Hotel.
EEAYENG leased for Of years and fitted M the
z q above well knOEn staRd prepared TO
sale auction sale all kinds
merchan disc household furniture horses bug
gies,
Cash advances made eonsign nents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
o-eIoOk A. Dr. Alec FupsdsYs W sdnesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light. ,
andsaes Of real estate promptly attended
TO.
We are weekly receiving and have on hand large
aud general assortment OF FURNITURE consisting oslat
spine aud bannister backs scroll and scoop
spek ofhce French. Jenny LIND. and B1ste wood seat
Chairs; sofa seat Chairs; EEabeth
ehars spring rockers sofas soeiables centre
card bvs.kfast tables light aud wash stands
lounges mirrors hRe.commQn and Eisses 5edteads,
gases safes. which viii sell at Gin
ennati prices.
We have hand gFeatvariety ofnotans. iewelry
violns aecordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc etc which will sell reduced prices for cash.
Who'll sale or retail WOOLSEY & NELSON,
Anets.
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W have rented the Brick Building First street.
two below M=ssrs Beent Yjee's and in few day
will be ceivng Spring Stock We woald respectfully
invite old friends CUSTOM the trade
rally call shall he prepared them
great 18th in the quality Goods aud in
prices We will offer goods all cash and time
buyers other house in the West and solicit
u' seb2s H. ". W MORGAN.
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QUEER-The French papers, from the fact
that Mr.. Banks, was called e black republican,
announced that negro had been elected
Speaker of the American Congress.
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GHFGround again covered with snow Sat
urday morning, and things consequently look
ing winterish This is the spring time Of the
year in Almanacs, but dead winter in reality.
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HAVANA CHGARsS.

UST received by steamer r. j. Trabue large lot OF
81 brands of gars, direct from Havana
which are offered wholesale retail. invite
Of those who love good eigarsto this stock
JACOB SOHREUDER.
let and 81.
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The fine steamer New Lucy is going
into the Louisville and st. Louis packet line.
The Red and Arkansas rivers are re-
ported very high.
The Fashion has again taken her place
in the Louisville and st. Louis Packet Line,
and was here yesterday bound fo. St. Louis.
The Sultana arrived from Louisville
Saturday, bound South, and took on some
freight at this point.
The Alvin Adams had first rate trip
offreight and passengers last Saturday for St.
Louis. She will be here for Louisville next
Wednesday morning.
The old Statesman was at our wharf
last Saturday from Cincinnati for the South,
loaded to the guards, and literally covered
with freight. That craft will make money
till she shakes to pieces.
The Rainbow was here last Saturday
afternoon with an excellent trip of freight and
passengers. Among the passengers were Mrs.
Macrcady and troupe. The Rainbow is here
every Wednesday and Saturday.
The Louisville Courier anticipates a
very heavy food yet, when the ice breaks up
above and general thaw occurs, melting the
vast accumulations of snow in the mountains,
and upper parts Of the Ohio valley.
The Louisville Journal of Friday says:
Capt Hamilton the agent of the underwrit-
ers, returned from the wreck of the Henry
Lewis Yesterday He states that this boat can
easily be raised. Captain Eadsof st. Louis
was at the wreck, and the submarine No 6
was on her way to the Lewis to raise her
As far as ascertained, fourteen lives have been
lost
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STAR CANDLEs.-From nine to ten million
pounds fstar candles, worth two and quar-
ter million of dollars, are manufactured per
year in Cincinnati
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RHuUSEROAD AND KITCHEN FURNE-
TUBE Az AUCEE0N.

WILL sell public auction Tuesday the 25th of March
commencing at SO clock at his late residence Sixth
street. between Vine and Sycamore all the personal
property of the late Edward Neumster deceased consisting of
and elegant Furniture. viz; sofa. Chairs. Bureaus
Bedsteads. Beds, Tabl, Sands, Carpets Mirrors, Stoves
Cupboard ware. 30. &e.
TERMS. AH Of three dollars and under cash over
dollars of six will be given the purchas
er wing with approved security waving relief Of VAL
uation and appraisment laws.
AMELIA EECNASTER.
unb7tds WOOLSEY Il NELSON, Auctioneers
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ATTENTION
BOARDING. HOUSE AND HOTEL KEEPERS.
EFOuseh0}d Furniture at Auction.

NWTE will sell Aeaueon sale of Main
ES and Third Tuesday 18Th, inst o0mmene g
at o'eoek-6 single Bedsteads sin gle Mat
trases new shuck Mattresses. large double Bed
steads Nattrass. large shUck Mat
doz wood Chairs doz Chairs.
Rockers stands. large duing tables
large Tables pair aF wool Blankets Kitchen Cap
board pieces Prints and various other articles the hou
keeping articles purchased exresy
opening large boarding house and viii be sold shout
reserve.) WOOLSEY u NELSON.
m Auetioneers,
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$ Z 9 @ F., O O o22
MARYLAND LOTTERY.

TO DRAWN THE
Es " q N KD Il a n
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. CLASS 10.
To be drawn in Nd. Saturday March D. 1856
r. TRANCE & CO., Managers
10000 NUMBERs!--I,O 900 PRIEST!
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ALKINE. y. :. CALHOUN. J. AKIN
ALKENE, CALHOUN & CO.,
CopaRTyEIsxuEP NOTICE.

EEAvING January last disposed Of Interest in the
late firm OF Morgan Keen Preston. have this day
formed a coparnPTshP with my brosher YIN. W. Morgan.
under style of J. H. W W MORGAN, for the
purpose transacng general wholesale business Roots
an Shoes. Hats. Cars. etc. 3. T. MORGAN.
Evansville, Feb. q. 49,
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EstyEEs BNTEEa4EeElS
PORT CT EVANSVILLE.

PORT CT EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
SATURDAY, March Is
SFAGSoLIA, from Nashville TO Cincinnati,
YUnA. from Cincinnati st. Louis
G0iDES STATE, from S. Louis to PittsburE.
EcLRsE, Cs.w.) from Nashville TO Pittsburg.
STArEsNAN from Cincinnati to st. Leuis.
ALVIN AB3zs. from Louisville to st. Louis
sULTASA. from Louisville to New Orleans.
RAINBOW. from Louisville to Henderson.
NOSES McLELLAN. from Louisville New Orleans;
MEsfHIs. from Cincinnati to Menu his.
kMaA Brown, left for Wabash.
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Oh DAILY goufraE,
g,qCAIl DEPARTMENT.


A new FIsN AND OLD SroRE--Messfs
Igershberger & Carson have bought out
Messrs. Bacon Co, and are now continuing
the grocery. business at the old stand, on Main
street, just5elow First on the upper side
These gentleman are 10th well and favorably
known to our citizens, and will conduct the
business with energy and in the general spirit
of accommodation. Families viii at'3H times
find at this store large Stock of fresh groce-
ries, aud country produce, and at the lowest
prices. Articles purchased Will be sent home
free Of charge for carriage. We hope they Will
at once receive liberal patronage
SOMETHING NIcE-Mr Dan'l ONeal has
lust returned from Cincinnati with a superb
lot offspring and summer goods for gentlemen's
Nweu.o a finer lot of such goods,w6re never be-
fore brought to this city Elegant vest pat
irons, and the most beautiful goods for spring
and summer coats and pants, viii be found in
this lot. Weadvise our young bucks, and the
odd ones too for that natter to drop in and
texainine these goods before the choicest ar
't:cles are sold.
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AUCTION SALES.
AuCraoN

T1NHIS morn ng at clock will sell desirable lot
4 of Carpenters Tools consisting Of Saws, Chisals
Planes Augurs Bits and variety ofOther
tools. Chairs Sc MOOLSEY ~ NELSON,
mill AuctOneers.
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettled Claims for sI76. 0s2 IL


Unsettled Claims and SIG 0s2 Il
Company it's the
satisfactory condition OF large increase IN Cash Assets for
the further their policeal he
ne peed 1T the minimum value the present time
some depres standard Of They either
prime paying stock good valuable and clean
yielding moderate interest and income The
which Assets have been valued heing
GOLD Ar &TEREsF tins oIidty. the mpany calls
ard security it derives its
Agencies through its having the
presenting united phalaux Of EXPERlEScED USDERwR
which worked thirty the happest
results TO and claimants for osseand abes
year 1896 with prestige for future
yet been reached really NATIONAL Ia
srraFee Corporation.
All business attended to with cespstef an q hdenty:
jan30-LS ALLEN @. HALLO0K. Agent.
n1REsI OYSTERS can again s had as usual at tbeeor-
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MEDICINES, &C.

u
EaNHERE has long public demand for effective
Il purgative pil coed relied and
aeman extensive trial Of its virtues has
ygy wish What = shes the FsIr0s
best Of Ar RloRe which sh.uld hays none Of
has been ATTEMPTED here and With What success
for the patient hitherto that almost every urratise
isno Many o. them produce griping pain an
in the system as to more thar the
taii an unless ar from previously existing OBJ
is ke sr fbat asdicins houid irdieousy
Minute rections or which
they applicable given or the box Among the COM
nen.ion Liver Co@piant n its various forms aundios
z odR fets
Pain in and Leins for in truth all these hut
afford prompt relief in oostiveness piles ehole
o. the 6oy ulcers and Of the 9oSdi
nave also produces q ms S
Should heEsey in the spring Of the year toariy The
the stomach and
blood by stiuuient 6oon crculatory sys
tenn the strength q the body he wasssd
onsl dose advan tageops though serous aeTange
every purgaye medicine ,6duees the strength.
required here hey
to the and it believ
has hitherto been available 70 msnhad their virtues
to employ hen in need qfa cathartie medicine;
Being wrapped they pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable harm arise their in
quantity.
For minute directions, the wrapperon the box.
PREPARED BY & g.
] A III E S G. A Y E R,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL. EAsF
Price 25 cents per box. Five boxes for 81.
Keller Farnaley Co. Evansville, Ind;
Tagle & Crawford. owcnsvilie;
IIalloek a. Parmiter. Prineeton;
g. B. Bingham. Patoka;
". j Whiting Cynthians
J. e. Jaqutss 4 CO.. POseyvilla;
Messrs Gardiner a Blairsville and wadesvillei
Williams and Robertson West Franklin;
DR.. Thomas Newman and Jas Mt. Vermont;
Hudspeth 4 Bro. Boonville;
Bowers Sargent. Newbnrgh;
Adams Campbell PetersbIrgh;
Fred .Efbsten. Cincinnati, o.. and alldruggsts.
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whole TioRets SO: HaI7es 5, Quarters 81 o.
APPRoXIMAFioN PRIZES.


APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
preceding and the ding to those
ioe Pies For Example ticket
s35 prize, those tickets numbered l24S zd izSl
and will each be entitled $780, and SO ON according
to the above scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. ,-.-.
to % Coo 200 full prizes 800 approximations
The numbers from 20 COO correspondents with the num-
hers printed slips OF paper are
rolled MP encFeed with small tin tubes and placed in
T5 Of the different 200 full prizes similarly print
e9cited placed in another wheel Ater Tey9v
ana AZ teame prize is drawn from the other wheel
b. boys who bindflded The number and the prae
istsred w Commissioner the prize being placed against
ta rs fn% out The drawing is then printed
comparison the er eeres to t S.
Aires orders for tickets to R. FRANCE co.,
feb23 BALTIMORE Mo.
AREGF-e brown ReTsse reed this day and
febi us Main street. Louisville. Ky.
G+oMFORTs.-5odO 1 Wool Comforts, reed this day
janis 4is Main street. Louisville KY
fresh E zoo lbs ' e5Sk 'sss s6S Fsod
mh5 Corner Main and list streets
sHINTs.-i5a9sss ;si1Rs ;t g5 Prints; ...
i' f.s s:l' by as a LANES LOW t9sf.1 90 ~
NEW FIGURING AND CORN MILL.
II have established Mill. the corner OF
Second and Canal for the purpose OF mSn1tae-
constantly hand extra bra1dsf -Four and IN
trade We merit share OF the pu 6c par
ronage nv giving YOU good article Flourand Meal
ian9a - ~ HART Il FAIRCHILD-
! W cKocKxTr .............,..... NJ. LOWE
CROCKETT * LOWE,
ATTORNEYS a T Ia ",
MADlsoNvILLE, KY.
wiz give prom p attention to all business entrusted to h
now"
rTORRsES EETELsCH.
FIRST STREET. OPPOSITE THE PosT-oFFICE.
Evansville, Ind,
twAYs keeps on hand assortment of Perfurnerie
n Of the best manufacturers; also.
Toilet Articles. Stationery.
EmhroiderinV Materials Plated Jewery.
Artists oil Paintings and En gravin
Gilt Moalsines To7s.ttc noy16
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CEAM THE TRACK!

LITTLE MAN WITH TIE BIG sTocK!l
opening the finest and largest assortments Of
IL Spring and Summer Clothing ever opened IN TINS CITY
Having with Cincinnati Houses,
able to offer retail we'll oiesale
I'll edge duplicate any h bought at Louisville
Cincinnati and want oonTinee yourself OF that ac
just please call A. l.OBLNSIINE,
Yves Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion Hotsl
Nolksbote copy. mh7-t
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TtOTT0NADES-aO Ripkss Cottonades; = cases
- ~" JAMES Low 4 co
rb1 4s Main street, Louisville, NY.
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Mortgage -. ............. sos
stock Observation-Disclosures. $1,000 90
los shares Hartford and Providence R.
Z. Stsek. preferred and guaranteed
~ per cent? S@0o w
Stoef = ............. ESQ 90
$50 shares Conn River +. +. Stock. II. coo 90
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PAYNES MEAT SHOP

s Il nov opsned the season at the old stand on
RS f.; ~ Eet between vine and Sycamore streets
will keep constantly on hand all kinds Of fresh
test qualities all o. then at the lowest mar
Iwouid glad TO have calls from my old eusto-
Iers and the public generally M, p.vrz,
feL6-tf - =
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NOTgCYE no OVVNEEgS OF E4AND.
IIATs, CAPS AND sl1..>>-- ~eaDi

CRACKKRs AT WHOLESALE UND RKTAH.
FEN constantly keeps hand large assort
ment Of fresh Water and Sugar Crackers. and
also of soda Naval Bread which being manufae-
rd by the latest Machinery they be sold at
as price place in the est and are exceed
in Atty by mandatory in the country large
hand shop, on later street between
' camore and Vine.
dscI2-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,

OF HARTFORD, CONN,


As preseu ted 10 its Stochho,de-s and mpi
anee laws NewYork. Ohio Indiana, Illinois
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FENHE partnership heretofore existing between Frederick
Kroener Jacob Refs. under the style of Refs d
Kroener dissolved by mutual consent the the 2 day
January 1885, Jacob Res authorized collect all es
due and owing the firm;
authorizes to all debts the said late firm and
which the same hold any Frederick Kroener
ao pay and discharge all claims held against tho old
hrm JACOB kEIS,
mh6-9w FREDERICK KROENER.
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"a

100 Ohio Life Trust 70 Stk. Gin I'll $500 co
Is Mech Traders Be Stk, Jersey City 1.5e0 90 !
= {
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AAT&t all times pared TO furnish LookiHs Eases =, -
7fahoganE walnut Rose wood Frames Looking uiass
Plates Picture Frames. ete also Git Frames fctn[e
Fes and assortment OF Pictures ana Ol
ings A. wholesale or retail at the west prices sr
obsd.wins No. swest Fourth atreet. Gincinnati.o o.
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THHHS superior article of Coal is now reaay or
from The city Ian ding. orders left at the Companys
corner Of Sycamore First will be promptly
TO, as folows:
Orders left before " o'clock NJ. delivered same day.
Orders that hour and before O'Clock r. Me- oe@
sivered before noon next day.
on the r. and G. Railroad, as follows: -
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AGIsHCVLTUTkAE
NOTICE.

FHNO persons having Sacks belonging to City Mills
III at Evansville will plea return them to the MILL or
where they them immediately Bv doing they
will save expenses mh4-w l. y. Ross. scent
tSUNDRlES boxes Tinplate; 20 bxs square and
- Plate TIM 5easks Sheet Zinc; Block Tin and
Copper Bottoms just rec and for sale by
NH SAMUEL ORR.
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NEW YORK, March To.
Steamer Edinburg from Glasgow with dates
o the 25th, is below.
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WHEELER WIDSON,S
S E w IN c. M A G. III | n E 5.
FENHEsE Machines operate entirely new Irnei-
shuttle, ut needle and
have in operation in the hands OF falies ana
icienty cDg to give them
and have given entire satisfaction. $3.50,
They are very simple construction and highly ornamen-
well useful fitted adorn adys parlor or oecu-
nv less position in Of the artisan
has furnish Machine that Waeo %
a family well as TO the wants o. IaoIs,
= e. ar6 Cisak Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
Weare G. fdant Nachine in IL present form
the offered to the public. -,
families can TESTIFY 10 tnelr mef On aiA
h. offamily sewing. while Shirt and Cohar
p eey their superiority ever ali others ior
Drir work. .r,,..,.,...5
'en CO ~ g PHad,s T.. o. Rad
/ NIT Sole AcfIr IoIf-o-L-In-l
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FOIs SALE

FINE toned Piano. also. Furniture for two Ros ms to
m be sold very ~" 80 MRS E. HOLT.
hear. Third street. first door from Locust St:
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THOHTAS TEEADEN

GNCUE& zS I'm n NkONEL.
tITIZENS' Bank Cherokee Insurance and Bankng CSn
many Planters and Mechanics and Lagrange bank OF
Georgia: Bank Chattanooga and Commercial BANK OIL
vile and Memphs most other Banks Of Alabama Itn-
Georgia an North South Carolina. taken At par
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