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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-03
APaEAL no FtEss IA RREzN
OLE EN NSNIIL u AND NICINI,CV

y EA-EfAHl To TIE =. IA BRFEN
OF EF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Particular Attraction.
MAJ u are prepared ~ show
w patrons an entire stock Of Winter Goo oonait
O. tho rchest variety and the
OF such goods adopted the All havnA
been purchased andSeeeed by Mr. sceb Loewentha the
New DIRK market unsurpassed are
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices. 4ss
Our new and excellent embraces
Imaginable and desirable in the line Of Goods
Ing You respectfully sol cited 10 call
Goods. NJ TRNENTHAI,
= forner Eirst ava Atayr
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FALL CAMPAIGNi
HARDWA ARE AZ WHOLESA LIE

NEW AID vEhf Ia RGE FALL STOCK. f-.Iffl.
CHAS. s. WELLS, 800
AKT Hist thanks patronage
w the public since he opeuediu Evansville. would
tucky and city Also tat he
in store. the Heaviest ssock of Hardware and Cut
ePy. (by enethird) that he has
vilis market SALE Many Goods
ed by him during depressed markets.
East England by importing
and his orders American Goods filled
Works he is only able decidedly d posed
e. offer and sell Hardware low figures
afford the Goods, to cash good time buyers.
He invites careful examination Of his stock prcehy
and Traders feeling assured that he do them
full tusSice. r...-. fsss-s.--.
Among the articles (most his
stock be nsuaes the following to the trade: 3. q
Axes-Wes Lppncotts. Leveretts ColIinss
800 dozen Packet Knives Gully assorted
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors; (ATTag
iGo do Razors .nd Strops;
gross SpoonsIron. Brittania and German silver
50 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades:
81 do Files and Rasps, all kinds; fFcr
1000 lbs Brass Kettles turned bottoms:
20 u lbs SaAirans assorted;
300 dozen Butt Hinges. do; -i--flt
1900 Screws giml I pointed 70 vEs-rf s~-+~
$50 dozen Door Socks and oekets: +A II tl.LfAA II
I0n do Angus.
300 do Curry Comb. and Horse Cards:
2n0 pairs Shovel and TONES. iron and brass heads.
60 dozen Saws from Mill to Key-hoie; a ~
do Staslyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames'. other hrandsN and Spades:
cssks Pump Chain and Fixtures: - 8
case Japanned Tinware fully assorted. r
Whips and Lashes Brushes. Combs Needles Spectaeos
Port Mennaie Fancy Hardware generally Together fS
heavy goods yiz Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges
ties. KNIVES AID Riddles and q z. = I.
Gun Barrels and Gum trimmings.
Carpenters and Coo pers Tools. Window Sash.
CHARLES s. WELLS.
oet2 s~Fr Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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CLOTHING, &C.

TEE ALLIES sURRENDRRED!M
6SINCE MESS rs ALTERING & DRUMMER HAVE
~ leased the 0l Corner Stand Water street. under the
ournal Once ii wing with the largest
and Fall aud Winter Clothing Fur
nishna Goods and sell Them astenshingy low the
ALLIEsHAvE BEgN eoMFEfrsrD TcsIRKENDER. ~
:. .t.-..- al. THEIR NEW STOCK =, . q
consists pert rAadymad= Clothing
EEss Caps and Trunks gether with the extensyesto
Of Gentle Dreoods Taiinrs Furnishing GOODS
ever brought this city Their facilities for and
manufacturing superior ether house in tho CITY,
all times ell orders with the best
ofvoods and the bargains Country and city
and the generally respectfully invited to call and
hb elsewhere r. decl8-tf
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FURNKTURE, WALL. PAPER, &C.,
- AT SCHMIDT & sTARkE,S.
TAe AN SPORsE AEHDls.
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE

Tk a y SPORT = EAD4
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA ALBANY BUFFALO AND TOLEDO.
W%TE prepared oontrect fer the delivery
wv Merchandise generally from New York to this place
by the reliable lines favorable terms Ship
psrs merchants requested agents
contracting make it their interest s
-stse -. GEO. Eos GER 600.
ECKFORD LINE.
Leaves New York daily Sabbatbs excepted No ransship
ment at Albany. Steam Lakes.
PRorRIEToRs AND AGENTS.
9. Z. Williams IIa Broad ST.. etY -stairs> New York.
r. Livingston,
j. O. Patton l. CO.. Buffalo, N. y.
SiDGIeir & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster s. Co.. Evansville find.
Old osN EGO LINE.
From foot Broad Y. daily No transshipmentat
Albany Troy: Mark packages ''od Oswcgo Line
sinclair a. Co.. Toledo, d
PRopRETosS AGENTS.
F: 8: Lfttleioho, loo Broad street. New York.
FitzhDghv LitSlej ohn. Oswseo, N. X.
Sinclair d Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster g. Co.. Evansville. Ind. y27
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ETy ieavet aonneet t. the puha 1f Evans
w Iaaies pS-cularly that have open for
stock Fancy and
81 fbacy lr goods rival point
shearR aso siieries
shsseean any be appreciated ny inspection Call the
rutly occupied by Hebbe I'd
vii ~1vshe ready ~ seI great bargains.
anlYk &
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having parohssed the entire stack q
Goods ssxortment of atchss Jewell
Clocks Be- formerly owned G. Gossen would
fully of Evansville and vc'rty that he
will tevfd stand, First street,
tween and Locust and would he happy TO wait on all
who him with call promising to give sfaoon
or The will be sold at small advanos
first cost Any REFERESCE TO FORMER PRICES
and all goods warranted represented. --.s.
~ kinds Of Watches and time pieces repaired IN the
best manner, and at moderate charges. = s-x...
ny
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kKEWN u AERlENErs
EVE undersgned has the Tor the sale Of and
III beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought rods and figures put IN great variety
sREIGHT. .5-
This railing substantial than any other
ind Ia Those wishing Railing enclose etery
'oSi yards. for piazza will do we'll give
rriOes rom 81 so to 50 so per foot.
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r.4 R the intsres. OF John n
AL WlianR Preston In the late hru Of Morgan
Presan together in
lass the and Arm of Re Preston ana
ths whol sale dry good business
@5rsan, Keen and Preston, Firststreet. - y
- re1f n 8&- ISAAC KEEN
Ian IL 1856 tt f'-r CYPRIAG PRESTON
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a. 4T1,n RRp

F5SHE dersignsd bAv the above busn
in Evansville natte himself With the hope shat his
Experience and skill in all desert ptions time
machinery will upon trial, be found worthy the attention
only the resi- citizens the city but alas these
comprising .'circuma mbi $3.50 iegs
His shop at the Post ose where he be found a all
OFFIcE Hours. mys r. II. GATES.
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DISNO.LU rfalN.

rMNIz partaer,hip hsretsfore existing between Php
an Charles Ghnrshill under the style Of
P. H1rnbrook Is lnther name Of d. arm
for tho purpose Of settling the same: =
Is -ise-ss- s,s4aeeai sssaa g. cuas GHTRnEA1rirr
Evansville Dse. S, '5s. as-.1 81 : -
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NEW VOtEK COMMISSION HOUSE.
q hi. THOMAS n. MAGHEE,

?
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York. esiH
DElEG loAgestablish with Intensive connection
~ in the above business respectfully soets consgh-
ments ofall knds Westerl Produce, which viii receive
Immediate nd personal at the loves possible
consignment OF robacco and liberal cash advances
71E71 H MAGHEE & Co..
& sfab20.tf Tssv<ss Evansville. ind
6sHEAPyR Yf;T,4superaas and Buosvhsst Ficusf
" sale ct reduced priees9 - G ry-rp,v
JanlT q W = = - ~ -
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s|f' Oft OF .Ew YORK
sfngITAL 9 sO0 COO paid in IN CASH.
- MHhItompaRy eamme"s business about oueyear
With 7tentioi DING and fair business, with
,iarxe Cash ,Iapita1. 8. .oomis its head
sare prnsctisn the equal any Insurance Com
world Polio lib issued by the
ON 8aIlin9s. Merehandiza ousehoId Goods &c., &C..
s. l.. LOOMS. Prest.
sruHAaLEs !. MARrrs. Secretary. go -
- - - ALLEN G. HALLoCK Ag't.,
essstss 4, 4. Man street nnnn@ite the ssrk
" %@FA NpUsHEt.s R,~ Corn s.1-sg-z -4lt4 -
~ - 1sIs
900 haab-is shslied cora
t@n HEADES's essry.
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Co-pARTsERSHTP.


So HAVE YOU 4 RNp SHIPPED HEADf
Il GO 10 v trrIRRE WARGovvfERts and have vour he
Hat. They have lust received firact fro
Paris \ at will take the shape
youphsai ia ass than line. ard with whioh they "
make Tat that viii ct easy old shoe. Ma
street. batwsau FIRST an Saaand. febIg
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Tha radsrsixne1 having oTvshaed tAe interest
Chtrsh the fra Of Hir throok Churchiit will
hasiaa n old stani nader the style % Horn
Co.. asi ssiisits the Of the pablo.
ieAt-i - tha old frn win PAL
all having claims against old
-iseT-tf ~ --e7a HoRSBRooK 90.
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- INV YORK RANEnYi

SECOND WEST THE MOUNTAINS!
On First street opposite the Post Office
FNV after long experience in the business
"a in New York in which ci he is ackuoHl
edged superior in the of we'll an
poin ted bakery. would respectfully announce:
That he fully furnish al kinds Of bread
crackers pies hot rolls etc., etc. either
wholesale or retail. -- t-t -
Weddings parties balls private families will be
uppe desired with everything fresh from tbs
sven at the shortest notice.
article Of Graham and brown breadfaiwayson
hand
The pro pretor devote exclusive
Iy his business which shall be executedn yiepes
l,e surpassed by any enc WI tff J G. 9ACNTI
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STOVES! AMI COPPER ESTAas-
-aaif LESHMENT.


So THOMAS SEA RTLIN, OF the firm ofScantlin
AL g. Parvin, has returned from Princeton and take
a%sSK% up his residence permanently in CRY
y wherehe will devote his ersonalattentionse al
branches ofheir business Mr.. would call the atten
ton Of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET.
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining TO
their ness They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &C., &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice andn the most perfect style
Call at the store of SCANTLIN Il PARVIN.
novI4 Main steet, bet Firsta Second.
FURNKTURE, WALL. PAPER, NE.,
-e-ar4 AT SCHMIDT & STARKE'S.
WWTE keep constantly hand variety of Sofas. Dvans
WV Lounges. Chairs. etc, OF manufacture. or
order these articles with hair plush
botto aud in Style desired.
large beautiful variety of W ILL
P FRS all qualities and styles which respectful
ly invite public attention.
octis-sf SCHMIDT 4 STARKE.
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MOURNING DRIES GOODS,

+nrtr ~ ef desirable Mourning Dress Goods
IA Cor sale HUGHES'.
DA =
fva TAKEN AT TIE SUN BEAM
OPPG STTE TIVE POST DFFGC W .
I'm AvIN . maie ontire change in moth Skv
H. fighB ~ ~hish Ebe to taks much faer po
than shat urspared TO take
~ Ill ta viii fAvoraby with any taken
Ia the West.
atv, ia, 4aaat1ssi With for short time Mr., J.
Wal ushv wNf a@~at0r Of experienced. By
which arrtngs ne1t both 81 always be found
Rttha w rativ to t1te nicturss
'~@- asr TIE ~ sfs lpposite the Post OA,e.
". We Lo or,ntrei to 80 oat aul take lkenessss
csruHss At short st notice &G1
3 ost7Hs -, ..s W. W. TILEsroN.
EARpRT7. G. ARPETS!s fa*fa4' ~ f
KMYghave stock OF Carpats Of from
&W noerts 20 var desiring
OarSats rate. will their call
= GOTTA :. 7s Er JOHNS0< & FRENCH'S.
COTTON BATFESGs
M BALES No aud Rafting. Cor sale bv
49, s. Y. GILBERT 90 Sye ST.
evi7 a 1885 sgen' Cun~esa Fsetory.
rt1r TaE PDPEs EGe41$DN * co., -- =
O0MMtSSr9E AVID p NRW ARDIS1 MERCHANTS,
s2s1< PoYDRAs srREEr.sREg nRLEANs. a..s.-+
&% Liberal advances contsn the above drr
msss nv rww Il ssr~ 4 4 Lee JOHN BFRTts.
yf-iww A "a 70 Evansville Ind.
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rMyE existing between the
dersgned Hnaer the arun ~ " x. Hen tricks e. Co., 4
$3.50 " X. HEvDRIrKS.
". VETDRICKS.
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~ raE 1iSIES.

IT9r rs,atvsl rsst 70 tbs Et4t addtiana SIMPLY
Winter 1sois. wAich invite the TAdiAs to Civ,
calls intaltta el cheaper than the chapes
lr.ic Ilar atssu-ian stock Of Nnater
Ptals Tr.,sA 81 Utah MArans. ashmere D. Laines
Onsra Faarals trrn Iria 0sshmsre Robes (sensthi-r
nsg9 iii Wa,l Iose &c tt atnrs and oftheau
tiful Of Latss' Toll The nsasts$ Sleeves, >"
which will he tath ~ A0 raiuaad Ia
nall nalI. nnv2l R0SER. RR0TIER q FREY-
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- THE dsrsnged would respectfully ia
form the public that he has taken the old
A&F$S&@ stand formerly oocu pied by Mr.. Newman on
First Vine aud Division. where
Is piepared to DO Blacksntthing n al rs
steamboat work. saw-miu work.
fencing railing balcony rcns stairs and bsnsers cellar
doors CRATES Railroad and Work
the west prices notice Anchors diff
terent ses ha d. ao water Wheel
hand MachEerv Baekamthing VIII warrant Esttsfac-
tiou pay Ali kinds Of heavy forging ~ shop
feh2Gdly .ss.t8 s-fts.. y, y MO KRtS
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cARpRT1, CARPETs,f ]
" Ar q pIaTev 4 aeeSHBsRGER's,

~ .
-t-atL Fosters Bloc :. ist at. Evan@vitle Ind.
MY still eontiaae Mattresses OF
w worry kaA Fha in tbs r4nstnv Of
VI 4ixss. We sitting shew Msttresass by the
sfaf avashars and they will receive the
frsnas ", will sel Oh a. ~h9eaale or refill make
the 1rt~r svar thie they be found
Bat ~ af,-ts ~ all qrs-s sres always
mails ~ ariar W. will hs happy ahow them all who
6 . =. natl
TSrR 49, black Lustre. rec q this day and
IL shA nv JAMES Low Co
Ns~ft-ftw + VI ~ freat r@rfSv'itar "
So 81 Pkg sKT--IsILG- ufsO.- :
- Brtss and Shovela and Tong:
Gal sh,veis; stan Is (for Shoves and TcnR); for sail
by - (dec6A rHaS. 'wrvvs
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Old Henry Clay Wings

Ola political mysteries the deepest mys-
terry to US is, how any old Henry Clay Wing,
or any old Wing possessed of spark Of polit
ical honesty, can vote for Buchanan. There
are but few who can or will do this, but there
are still some who will do it. Even if Fillmore
were not on the track, it would seem strange
that any man who is Wing, should vote
with party which made it business to ira
duce and villify and misrepresent every act
principle and leading man, of the old
Wing party, and vote with them to raise to
the Presidency the very man whose base
SANDER upon Henry Clay, prevented that man
whose his name was three times presented as
a candidate before. the American people for the
Presidency, from being placed in that position.
If these Wings have spark of the old Wing
feeling left, it appears to us they should scorn
anyproposal having for its object the direct or
indirect support Of their former Villiiers-
especially when they have candidate more
truly representing their own feelings and prin-
ciples as Wings than the last Wing candidate
they supported for the Presidency. Willard
Fillmore, of whose Administration they were
so proud, and who is as much a represent
alive of the old Wing party as he is of the
new American party, is now one of the three
candidates for next President. Can any old
Wing. vote for Buchanan, the slanderer OF
Clay, while Fillmore is claiming his voter
Hear voice, as it were from Henry Clay's
grave: 81. "
"The foundation of my preference is, that
Mr. Fillmore has administered the executive
government with signal success and ability
He has been tried, and found true, faithful
honest and conscientious"
What better ground of preference does any
old Wing ask, than this earnest preference o
Henry, Clay, and the same grounds for prefer
.ence which he had? What with this eulogis
tic approval by Henry Clay, old Henry Clay
Wings vote against Fillmore and for Buchan
an the worst enemy that ever cursed the lifl
of our immortal leader2 The man who can d.
this never was true Wing at heart, and the
word Wing on his lips now is as the ashes o
ahypocricy. No-there is but one plain patti
of duty for old Whigs-and that is to vote fol
othe only Wing who is candidate this yeal
for the Presidency. -E-4 r8 ett..t
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TIE Gi.EAr wUssIANRsMEDY,
minutes.

TRIO BONO PUBLlCO,
II Every mother should have box IN the house
handy in case of accidents to the children"
Kedding'S ssussia SslVe.
Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recomme nded by physicians 1t is a sure and speedy
Burns Piles, Bois, COrus Felons, ChiIblans
and Old of every kind: for Fever Sores, Ulcers
Itch Seald Head Nettie Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples
q, >mmendsd bynurses,l Willows, SIZES. Testers.
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum
Seurvy and Cracked lips, Sore Nose, Warts and
Flesh Wounds, it most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified by thousands who have used it
in the city of Bos nan vicinity for the last thirty years.
In no instance Will this Salve do injury interfere
with ply sican's prescriptions. It is made frou the
purest materials, from recipebrough from Russa-of
articles growing in that countryand the proprletors
have letters from all classes clergy physicians,
captains, nurses, and others who have used it Them
selves and mend it to others Readings Russia
Save is put in large tin boxes stamped on the cover
W tn picture of house and disabled soldier which
picu also engraved the wrapper Price 25 cents
u box n Fl REuDING q Co., Pfoprietors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY IL CO. Accents,
APP d&wly Evansville, Ind.
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FILLMORE Enthusiasm at Mt. Vernon.

Fillmore Enthusiasm at Mt. Vernon. '-
.ia A private letter from friend at Mt. Yer
mon says: Friend Sanders-Our cause is
growing better every day in old Posey. We
have just raised Fillmore pole t,Oo hundred
and forty feet high, which think for beauty
and height will eclipse anything Of the kind in
Hoosierdom.7 We think so, too, and if we
hear of taller demonstration we shall tell all
about it. While copying the above, a gentle
man from Mt Vernon came in purposely to
tell us Of this pole. He says it is the height
above mentioned above the ground. The
Democratic pole is only 160 feet high. The
Fillmore boys have raised tall and beautiful
pole at Mt. Vernon. Ninety mine out fevery
hundred boys are for Fillmore. ts4 ~.
81 The above correspondent says: ave expect
to have large crowd attend the Fillmore
Barbecue at Henderson on the 18th, as
they are markings great preparations. We have
engaged steamer to take us up and back,
and hope to meet many of our old friends both
of kentucky and the Hoosier State" What
preparations are eur Evansville Fillmoreites
making to attend that Barbecue +? 70
~ A large crowd is expected from this city,
and there are plenty offolks ready to go. We
lean crowd one steamer pretty well, or we shall
be much mistaken. We are glad to hear o.
so much enthusiasm among our Mt. Vernon
- friends. They want to hear some of oul
speakers down there, and we hope their desires
4 in this particular may soon be gratifed.
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CANDIDATES.

E Ma EDIToR:-Please announce the name of ALEXAN-
DER MADDUX pidate tor election the office
0 County Con missioner. sep44
re- We authorized the name of SA bUE Ell
KIRKPATkICK a candidate for the effce of County
Commissioner the ensuing October election. aug20
Mr.. SANDERs:-You win please announce my a
candidate office of County Treasurer the ensuing
October election. US JOHN CREEK.
Mr. SANDERs-Sir vow will pl announce my name
candidate she office of County Recorder
the ensuing election. my29 VIM. H. CHANDLER F.
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce my name candidate
for Recorder of VanderburEh Coan at the ensuing Fall
the decision of the Democratic Conven
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A H. SANDERS ESQ :Please snncunce name as can
ddae the office CLERK Of the Circuit Court
at the ensuing October eIectjon-
myI7# LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL-I candidate the office OF Sheriff
n3erburgh tSs ensuing October election
myl w NJ. HOLDEN.
We authorized to the name of CHRIS
TIAN BIPPUS candidate for reelection for County
Recorder the October election. sep2
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\ WOtD THE I ADTEs.-In recommending to your use
HostOters celebrated Stomach Bittes, 1t bnt us
tce to ate stimulantto the system in mparng
strength periodical stages which
preparation happily ada ted to all d ction eonse
aud for Cramps the Stouaeh Cholera
,rbus ailBents arising indulgence in the
fruits ,hes, &e 1t is certain and al
remedy and family should be without
Directions the hottie Sold by drg gsts and
.slers generally. HALLOCK Il STuDDARD.
senII-d5w WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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at meeting Directors of the Association. it was
ordered that dollars s3) share and the
nua contribution SD for each ember for the
rt year commencing August 10Th ult colected such
contribution being due from and after this date
B8-Payto sam'l Bayard. Esq Treasurer of the State
Bank by order GEO. FOSTER, Recording Sec'y.
Enquirer copy. sepll-2W
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a TALL FILLMORE PoLE-Mr Kurtz's
boys erected evening before last tremendous
Fillmore pole on Locust street, between First
and Second streets. At its top wave the names
of Fillmore and Donelson, and the stars and
stripes. 1t is the handsomest pole in the city.
2 Three hearty cheers for Fillmore and Donel-
son were given when the pole reached the per-
pendicular @H =,