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Drugs. Chemicals, SC.


SaIAkE pleasure In informing 1l.ir old friends the
II public generally that they have opened their new
store, in the fr story brick block south side Of
the public and offer sale the largest best
and most extensive assortment Of
ErugS. -lcGaICines. Chemicals. Glass 4
Glass ware.
And other articles appcrtainHg TO the trade that have
ever been exhibited H. Ottawa We shall always efdea-
yor 60 keep g-oruent fun complete and Offer
nothing Tor sale hut what pare iresh uladult IRA
ted Our present stock has been Lately purchased at
head quarters for cash which vii us to sell At
~ TAP NJur|N Physician, ami others wishing to blIy by
WHOLESALE, can puschase rom favorable terms and
~ irlcv- iI!! AS iY@ those H. Chic. or Louis H.
our a.pr. ~ v DE- found TIE p.r,st ara hes; Drugs
and PhdrUHc-r'd Preparations Druggists glassware,
h.Ai'H 't..--. .H -Il-- al .Ie- Paints OILS Var
n:-h,s, Paint EraJsho. Dys s,aE- CsmpIene- Burning
Fluid 6s, a..
Ai." general ..r.e..; ~ Y.lk-e ,,r;.J.s such IS
Combs D.. shes, Cosmetics, pDaiaI'>, a..
- W. are .gsa.- fnr tie -a. % DR.. JAYNE No
lat = 'ri.,irs aiayhtT-. Ayrrs Guy.otIs, W.siars
2!c "iri Patent Med SINGS ...l sur.f!yls aaI keep on
hand fi as-oriea' 81 u. most popular Patent Mod
ci.-s, WHICH wii, BE- sod 7i ST. a,->l'- and retail.
70 t- F.=~r- tiru- accurately roui GUIDED, and
VIII b -ftsitri 90 tati night and dav.
DAVID WALKER.
'Iffa@f. i .. TNf ! THOMAS
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sETFs e.. EA.s!. Il SONS
Paint Establishment,

IN -NNUt etFtcT, ~ t7oIluIU3ts OF! tL1Ht-t,
OttatrD, III.
r. keep rrrc with the growing y.siuCs, nrl import
- .Ec- o: city, the pr"pi,tu!- tUe above e-;y
iIslr1tnt hLT" greatly enlarged their sta.E 90
quantity. quality AID variety u: articles and claim
tl1t in point Of superiority ald Irtye~s il j.
exceeded by O.: the EASTERN titles. T:.-sr-ta-k
embraces every aF;ig, which De needed H. tile
paiIr.. finishing aud oG;dJ Of dwellings, together With
every article needed by painters artists ia al.
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I 70 Won want BosOus without Shirts Linen Muslin,
- Patent leather Cali Boots and CATERS or Co,l.-
ing %! any Aini, I've yEatise with you IN present
coGli.:uaA cal ~ the 5my3il PENNSYLVANIA STORE.
Positive Notice!
a IL persons Indebted 10 John lockwood or the un-
= deg.icued. by note account due past due,
must make Immediate payment. | shall r absent for
Few weeks, bat my book Keeper Will be III his desk Iu.u
my absence To settle al accounts.
Those unpaid upon NY return VIII BE- placed In the
hands OF officer !cr collection.
julie ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.
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THE Ai-HAMS2A
! LOON AND ENTA CRANT

y - LIZ ~ "A - Is = - 1 n u IL "A = i I.
ROGERS 6 FELT, propre;ors.
I"der tie j'nHE of OttGsrd, Otta,co, H.
Ills old and .ayore place Of has just under
gone thorough repair, and presents ALI ap-
pearance second Ia no otter establishment in the West.
The Pr"ificois "i the Alhdin5ra have spared pains
or expense 10 make this tdbove Ill others in town.
sirabe place OF resort for all OF its former friends. be-
side hosts q" ne" ones The interior arrangements
such that any nunbrr o! guests accommodated
once Everything the market afford will b. furnish
ed IN its season, and ~ to the qualities Of the Wines and
cigars. We leave 10 the Judgment Of those who
IaOe 81 approaching good article, say whether or
no, they keep the ct IN town
Da! bOardeTs accommodated on sonabla terms and
III good style. HENRY W. ROGERS,
Ottawa, August :, I>;G. IsAACC. FELT.
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Chairs! <ha:rS.
NEW pattern - wood seat Ciiairl, the best in the
- City. at (ing8tl GAY GUiLFoGD's.
Es"i-stcs.t.S.
COTTAGE, Each Valiant, Cherry, and Maple Panel
~ aUd S!LCl Dedsteais,
aug5' GAY GUI.FORD'S.
s1EEgCESEE,f2gtGi!
THE 81 DISORDERS are auH prepared - upOsier Church
PeNs III superior style, and permitted to refer
Ncs>Ts e \. and Jas. keeur, for whom they have FL
ted Pews, in the Episcopal AID Congregational Churches
All kinds Of FURNITURE on hand at the Ware Rooms
north side Of the Court House Square, opposite Jackson
LOCKWOOD Hardware Store
augiLZn JAMES X. LUSH & co.
Straycd.
IRON the subscriber, residing near Mud Greek, Ii
j Vingston county, IL, SOHREL MARE, three years
old, with bald face, and three white up the
pasture joint, lies the len sit!e-rurp rather
{ steep.
Any persC returning said giving information
where said Mare may be found will be literally reward
ed lug30-:}ml j. Il. JOHNSON.
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Hrs. e. GfuxSiclII

ESPECTFULLY tenders her services TO the residents
~ of Ottawa and vicinity Teacher Of VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MrsIC She may be found at her
the dwelling of Mr. F. Thorne, second door north of the
Episcopal Church, between the hours of A NJ and T.
NJ Lessons Will be given the residence of pupils when
desired.
TERMS QUARTER.
Piano. SO co
Madden co
+ Outer 90
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Giaiv:,mic Ce,nc.,a E.oosrn:.

I OTIS and IL, in block % Green's addition to 0;ta-
! WA. Terms easy aug30] True L WATERMAN.
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WILSON KING
--aa o, H.-,ol write, to Ii. friends in Nv

---aa Of E.-t,l writes TO Ii. friends in y y
.f...f -...-- " -'''
'-'..ri,, would reply t'at when first com
i..a.. --. - trat- u H"is Esir Restorative. nv h-
- a. Whites ami had been for the st tel, yea
..E "." Ntfs uaH "a the top OF NY -ad, and wy
i.-r and i.. j u- ...l 5, but found that before 3
..-. -.s second bottle (Which eight weeks) .v
. Was entirely changed to it. original color, Ili.,
..l- and j, now free. from daudruu and quite mo.r
. I ..H.. .-r ET mir g-t five six times since t.e
change. af' '.,y never any ding like white i.r
rt i"... 3D.. I.a-. alI il = thick as it e
"a- aat doe, Do. come oIi q, all ii las proved Ia
---. r.. q o. ss..t wish ASA.
r-- &-.
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J. II. REED ( Co. Chicago, wholes.
Notice to the Sick.

NiCke
The citizens of Ottawa and vicinity will be gratifej
learn that Nessrs. A. G. & 4. :. PCTSAM, Druggists
have been appointed Agents for the sale of DIR. EASTER
LY's Popular Family Medicines His medicines bet
ter prepared, prompt and eiectua in subdung the
Diseases incident to this climate than others in general
They meeting with a rapid sale in nearly every
city town in the West and give general satisfaction to
tlose that them. For further information in regard
these remedies the sick and afflicted invited
careful perusa of Dr. EAsrzRLYs advertisements which
can lie seen in our columns this day.
Merchants and druggists WHO not already supplied
with them would do well to call upon Dr. Ea-terly in
Louis, and obtain stock Of0s popular articles from
his agents in Ottawa. August 1.
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EtEann E'OrseS =

s~H:shp Eetsc>
20 ffs .pHsic EOring If O',dicd and riciniY.
sFrTt wound announce that agents for CHECKER
So ing Piano F0rtes of Boston, and any person
ic-.rous purchasing instrument, warranted to give
good satisfaction, can hGd Il at Boston prices at
iurSf RArHDCN 0RTON'S.
T,oE; .EyE-A second hand Horse Power; Apply ply
I nj the Lumber ofice Of marll JOHN h,Soa.""'
Pndirs! ., s,.u
n 49,, 10, 10 ,r, ri,se tiutk colorcd SILKS, stei.
] } shawls M.ui5as, Ea,breleries; &c; ~ ;;ronr ~
the pnyiil PtNNs'h' $50" '''""'
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
MONDAY Evening, June so. :
FREIHTS-To New Orleans 81 for Tobacco; 40 to
SOC per 100 for Bacon Sci Flour 65 to 75c per bb,.
GROoERIEs-Very frm. and stocks of Sugar and MOls.
very light for the season.
FLOuR-Vey dull. retailing at SIS to % per dray load
GRAIN5No bu hels in bulk Csc; Corr Id At 40 n
$50.
WHTsKY-Advanced rec flied held at "a 20 25o
PRoFISIoNs-FiIm. with lit.t stock, good demand ..
retailers.
CANDLES. &o-sumrer dressed talIow selling at IL se
loi star at z'o Soap "a to &C., Oil. to $50
No. Eat rs to 800 per ga.
RAGS-W,.nted It sto SIC.
OaEEs' Esd sales at to IIc
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Nnw ORLEANS, June 90, P. NJ.
Sugar COED demand at full prices, and $50 to 800 hhds
already sold.
Molasses, market dall, aud very little dol the
Levee,
Flour the demands better this morning and hear
of ABOUT 2G0 bbls sold including 400 S50nd 66 Super
fine Illinois and ST. ouis at SC l2hI4 Fine at 81 IS;
and 106 com mon at 50 l2H.
Corn, market frmer with sales Of 1000 sacks includ
ing $40 mixed at 4jc aud 2lGJ mostly white ut 4Sc
Oats I5OO sacks St. Louis taken at Ale, TN one
or two small lots at 42c.
Wheat sales of abo 1T three thousand sacks,
including i3l %, 900 at and 700 prime at
81 s.
Bran sales of 1885 sacks in four lots at and 20O at
80 cents
Pork mess retailing generally at $l6 so.
Bacon, small sales of sides at Zoe.
Coffee, good demand. with sales of 800 bags, viz:
0 at 1922, lOOO---, and $50 at lie.
Whisky, rectiaed selling at 26s(a27.
New ORLEANS, June 20.
Mess Pork $40 80; generally held at 82U. Lard in
kegs lSc and firm, with upward tendancy. Other ar
tcIes unchanged.
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DASirIwOOL'E 1iiti,i;ii,S ws,,,;,S: Hln


Old House. Corner of Main and Third streets imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
WWAVING leased for term of years and fitted the
I'll above we'll known stand, prepared to
sale auction private SALE all kinds
merchandise; household furniture horses bug
gies. etc.. etc.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
sing at clock A, NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas light
andsales of Hesitate promptly atten
to.
We are weekly receiving. and have hand large
of FURNITURE, consisting ofslat.
bannister backs, scroll and seolop rim
ofice, French Jenny Lind and Bsstle wood seat
Chairs mahogany and rose wood Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers sofas socabes centre
dining breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads mat
tin aud wresafes ETC., which We will sell at Gin
We have hand variety ofnotisRs jewelry
volins accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc etc which we will sell reduced prices cash
wholesale retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,.
| INV Auets.
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NEW WHOLESALE WINE AND
U,TOETOR STORE

hereby inform the public Evansville and surround
w country general that have under this date
opened above said where shall keep
Wines and Liquors which ntend TO sell al
the prices Country keepers will do we'll to
III a call.
Particular attention is called stock of Port
and Madeira French brands good old hisky
in bottles which adapted for medical PURPOSES.
s. HAMBO CO.,
my16-tf Main street opposite the Court House.
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AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION,

ENG about 10 leave the State of Indiana and wishing
~ TO administer estate and settle the
befor leave wi Monday the 25h day of Augu A.
D. 1885, sell public auction residence Third street.
opposite German Catholic Church. all household and
kitchen furniture consisting of Carpets Sofas Beds and bed
ding Chairs Stoves &C., also hAe Piano Forte and large
Oil also aloe fine Carriages and Bugies and
all horses hands AT the time of sale.
credit of four Will be given all &c.
taking with approved security.
have valuabe real sale and gosd
terms, All indebted WHOM indebted. are
requested to call settle, before the Jay Of sale.
q KAHN,
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DIR. MANN,s AGUE BALsANI.

THAT we'll known and popular remedy which has proved
itself the wonder and admiration of the throughout th
Western country TOWN.. and is offered
sale wholesale and retail by the Special Agency
Halloek Soddards Main street. opposite the Bang r.
ansvil1e. Ind. We would say those afflicted with tina
much Chill Fever and Ague fined in Dr.
MAINS AGUE RALsA certain safe and aectual cure II
if used according directions Sold BY All
spectacle druggists the States and
d HALLOCK g. STODDAkD,,
Wholesale agents. Evansville. inu.
Andby S. PUAEE New Harmony, s. q. MANN 3 co..
/ isI9-Snv PropTietors, Galisn o.
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the manner in which the Government might

the manner in which the Government nigh
reply.
The subject was then dropped.
Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL, June IA.
The Manchester market is firm.
| Richardson's circular reports that since the
sailing of the Atlantic breadstuffs have beer
firm in price, Int transactions are moderate.
Wheat unchanged, the transactions being
moderate Flour, fair business doing at the
last quotations; Western canal 3O@33s Cd
good Ohio 35s 6d@37s Sd. Corn firm at an
advance of 6d@1s; sales of white at 3Os@3ls
Cd; yellow and mixed 29j 81.
The market for provisions is unchanged
Beef dull and unchanged. Pork also dull
Bacon unchanged; buyers holding back for
lower prices. Lard unchanged in every re-
spect, the supply on the spot is scarce; sales
to arrive have been made at SIS 6@54s; sales
OF present stock have been made as high as
60@53s.
From Kansas.
ST.. LOUIS, June 20.
By private advices from Kansas, we learn
that William Gay, Agent of the Shawnee and
Wyandotte Indians, was murdered on Satur-
day, while proceeding to his agency, by par
ty of men.
He was accompanied by his son, who escap-
ed, after receiving severe wound in the thigh.
No discovery of the murderers had been made
up to Monday.
A company of seventy-five or eighty men
from Chicago, who recently left Alton for Kan
sas on the steamer Polar Star, had their Sharp's
rifles and revolvers taken from them at Lex
ington, Mo. 1t is stated they were very vio-
lent on board the boat, and made threats OF
what they would do in particular contingent
cies. No violence was offered them.
Report says that Shannon has resigned the
office of Governor, the resignation to take
place on TIE LIST of July.
The Republican intimates that if Willard
P. Hall, of Missouri. be appointed to that Of
fee, peace will be restored in that territory in
thirty days.
There was rumor at Westport that Brown,
editor of the Herald of Freedom, had been
killed
A letter to the Democrat dated Lawrence
10Th, says that Sheriff Layman, at the head of
thirty dragons, arrested that day Major Hoyt
and James Legate, and marched them to Lee
compton. Layman had no papers, and OIL his
arrival at Lecompton, Shannon refused to re-
cognize his authority to arrest the parties.
Sheriff Jones stood by, and seeing the diem
ma his subordinate was in, Immediately pre-
pared papers for the legal arrest of Hoyt and
Legate, and they were imprisoned.
twas reported that Sumner had fight on
the 18th with party of Missourians. and lost
two men. Some were killed and several wound
ed on the other side. Sumner drove the party
into Missouri, and stationed troops SO as to
prevent their return.
Sumner had refused to let party of South
ern men come up from Westport to settle on
the claims at Hickory Point, where they had
laid out town.
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AdoIph G. Adlersburg
Against
Robvn a. Co., Louisville. KY. Garnishes.
aud G.. W NJ Rride AEentfor
Adams Express Company.
Daniel Chute Justice of the Peace vandsrbur
COUNTY.
MIOTioE hereby given that day Of june
writ OF attachment and summons o Garnishee has
bean issued the affidavit AdoPh
q AdershurS against the Defendants and this
will stand twenty-thrd day of July. 1885
: -fe2i DANIEL CHUTE.
ny ABLE Saith small Bog, 100 dos for sale by
. | tei1 5. Z. GILBERF & CO., Syc near Water.
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INSULATION NOTICE

mn EvI ICsT EHART having sold John e. Little and
Robert Little all his in theosna Mills the part
name and stve of Ltes Iglehart Is this day dissove
The unsettled Of firm wiz DO settled by Levi
gehar who alone to settle the same The firm
name will be used for purpose Of liqnidation snIy
" A0LEuAhA.
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IsOSTON CRACKERS.

NXT E are manu- featuring fine BOSTON CRACkEkS
Wv made-the nj est Crackers for family ana
and and popular every
where used We supply with these
and all other binds of Crackers quantity and
rates. jel2-1w JOHN FARRELL & co.
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LOST

LOST.
Am Saturday the 7th inst small leather covered pass
W book containing subscriptions 10 stock IN ths
burgh Agricultural and horticultural Land
ton. signed by o. s. Kelsey. W E. Howsrd NJ ma
J. PhaR. &. Decker. N. j. James and w. Collins Ah'
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same with
p. HORNkOOh
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS,
M1KTNNEVR p GOnKE

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR TO R. BARGS BETw
RE now receiving and opening most desirable
IN spring and summer goods consisting in every
variety usually kept il dry good Silks
Berages. Robes Lawns BraDtes. Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and Neop0litan) Ribbons Lace Edgings Gloves
Hosehg great varyCoths Cassimsres Pant goods
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"A M A S S M e Il TIN G

of tho People the First District will be held at Prince
ron, Gibson county,
THURSDAY, JULY H.
Tor the purpose of nominating suitable person as
candidate for Representative of this District in Congress
in opposition to the nominee of the late Old Line Ne
braska Convention. every county be represented
and People forget party accomplish public
good.
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MAMMOTH BREA %.


READ larger than the largest better than che sad
- cheaper than the cheapest always be had at the
New ok Bakery First nearly site the Post
Once rs cents dozen loaye for Is RcAsH
The proprietor is fully prepared furnish all kinds 81
Bread PsCakes and Crackers either at whole sale retail
and he htters himself dvote his and
attention busRe he give suoh
peril ct satisfaction that after purchasing Aa
jeII-zw J. @. GAUNT.
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JEWELIRYi JEWELRYW

fHNhE undersigned would respectfully form the cze
of Evansville and vicinity. that he has just receiv ed
and Is receiving and large assortment of Jewery of
oil kinds direct from New York to which be would ask
attention of those DESTROYS purchasing His goods all
and of latest styles will be sold cash
lowest possible prices.
All kinds of watches and pieces repaired in work
ed. CUAS BARN UNI.
On First three doors below the Postobco
stand formerly occupied by G.. Goshen.
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GBf DAILY JonrnaL

ST A T E L &c X E L.
GOVERNOR,
OLIVER II. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM ne. NOFFSHNGER, of Parke.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
r.. w. M. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES II. CiIAVENS, of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TippeconOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

81 M M E r G L o T II l n G
lust received per Adams xpress light fancy Silk
Cd Cashmere and Grass Linen Coats fancy white Linen
aud black Drap Etc Pants, white and fancy Marseies
material and in the latest style.
They will be sold cheap at A. LOBENSTINE'S
jeI9 Western Star Clothing Store. under Pavilion.
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SERETf,H I'M ~

IT
W. Clerks they have bought Goods khea
IVA will be able to sell the Now
der avoid the like have given them
lions sell the Goods much
20 customers, and all others who Aargains
foods would respectfully is time pitsh
in. s., EMBICH
ap12 Main street, three doors below Second.
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samuel E. Gilbert & Co. +.

Il q I
Against
The Bank of Kentucky at Louis tGsrni5hee.
Vile and the Branch Of the State
Bank of Indiana at Evansville
Before Willism Kempf Justice peace Vsn2srbuEh
County.
Office hereby given that tbs third day Of Juns.
1856, writ II attachment gsfnhee
been issued by the undersigned the AFFIDAVIT s.muel
Gilbert against the and that this will staae
for trial on the first day Of July 1856. -
jel0-3wd WILLIAM KEMP.
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MCKINNEY & C0OK e.

WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AyD LOCUST sTRExT9.
AV Just received and supply Of dne enA
cheap Mantillas fne sets Application Undersiesyes.
Collars CemiEs Undersleeves and the best and hpaes
sJrtment Of Embroideres bought for this Market
They nvite speedy call from citizens EFansyis
surrounding
before purchasing elsewhere they promise any
tice in their house the lowest cash prices. Come
come enc and all my2a
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Store, Main street three doors below
M ond be the great Bazaar for and cheap
Goods received another fresh lot of Summer
Goods which he is selling the lowest rates. my2s
HOTEL FOR SALE.
VWNHE the New Hotel, NeWberry. will Re
sold advantag ousto the buy tits favoraby
the 1ourishiug o Newherry in Greene
all the houses cisterns &c with
commoions Stables attache When it is known that New
the southern division ofthe E. and
C. Straight Railroad aud also located imm edatey
and E. Cana at the Feeder Dam. hite river i
healthy location. with good surrounding
the State wishing
this kind will the advantage of investing
For particulas apply to either S: L: sToDDARD sr
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N. W, !.
MALLETT & DELANO.
GENERAL FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% FRONT STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
" Particular pad all consgnments of West
ern Produce, and 10 orders TO- Naval Stores, &c,
REFER TO
s. "a HENDERSON, New Orleans
CONVERSE Co.
". A. VIOLET,
A. ANDREW IL SIEUR a.
J. J. MURPHY. Esq, Memphis
J. FISNIE Esq,
PETER ODLIN. Esq. Dayton, Ohio.
TIIIMAN. RozER & Co.. st. Louis.
KEHT OBEAR.
Col ]. WHITE Louisville Ky.
RoB'T s. MILLER. ESQ.
CALVIN HOLMES. Esq Cincinnati.
LUTHER BRUEN. ESQ.,,
Coz. SAMUEL STONE. Chicago Ill. my15-5md
HAOTATOES-2O bbls prime old Potatoes just received
;c1o O" w" ZH.oOoK SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-01

~ RS. NJ. DONALDSON would respectfully Inform the
Ladies' OF Evansville and its vicinity has taken
ahouss next door to Mr. Rubin Hsrt dwelling. the
ner OF Second and Oak and
eHee in Dress making and Bleaching doing ala lnds
ofStraw and Ssapolitan bonnss
work neat and reasonable invite public
patronage. vi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-01

nRDERS for Wood left at E. E. WHEELER'S vii
" be promptly filled. APT -3m2wsn
NpARN WAGONR.-H doz fancy enameled top cabs
81 doG willow cabs; do willow wagons, for sale by
myI HERSHBERGER IL CARSON.