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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-01
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NV ORLEArs. AUG %

NR~ ORLEANS, Aug %.
Sugar and MoIasses.-We noticed sales Of 100 hhds
Sugar 259916c for fair to fa fair also heard of
,0U0 hhls sold this week plantation, chiefly
We heard Of nothing bekg done snolasses, excepting
a lot of SEQ bhls Orleans refinery at see.
Flour, in fair demand, the principal sales being
$50 and 500 bbs uperne 81. Louis So 50 800 in lots
at Sc 80 as SAG 79 bbIs choice extra, in small lots,
IS; 30J fancy about So 49, and 800 extra at 81 81
all about 26O0 barrels.
Grain, there scarcely ANYTHING done in yes
terday reporting; zoe was, however. offered for
round lot of prime white. OF oats 500 sacks ST. Louis
buyers and sellers could not agree as to prices.
per ton
Prov sions pork still retailing 800 but LOT of
1870 bbls unexpected Mess sold at considerable less
and liy two since 100 bbls Ut 81 s7. Bacon
still retailing IC2{c for les and 50 TO 90 casks sold
prices did not learn. There nothing done in
Lard.
Begging and Bale Rope.--We noticed sales of $50
Kentu Ky baggng [hand and power-loom) at SOC
.2e. AMI India ~ bales to arrive, at 4e. OF bale
rope l0n coils han1-tna. sold at lie.
GuHny bags. were frm, with sales Of f22 bales,
mostly extra weight and in store at 5c short time with
interest.
Whisky, eco bs Wiltshire's extra rectifed sold
a day two since at 39c. Raw belA at 35c
Rosn. dull. and 6O0 bbls Ordinary No. sold day or
two since at 81 I21s ami some Common At 81
star Candles, small lots of full weight selling sec
and light weight at SIC &c.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug %.
Cefeossles Trime Csl sales for the week 80
bags and stock oC'0 bags. Corn frsles ell
low at Use aue white at sec sterling exeh-nae s5c
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The Right kind of Fillmore Han.

Our old Cairo itemical correspondent
" Nose" has been too busy lately to gossip
with our readers in the journal, but we thank
him for long private letter. Nose defines
his political position. Like a sensible man he
is for Fillmore, and he appears to think no
body can be sensible who is not for Fillmore.
lie says: If my heart has an idol, petite
ally, that idol is Fillmore. l often wonder at
the peculiar organization of the mind, when
am brought in contact with those who, with
apparent sincerity, oppose him. That there
should be a diversity of opinion about the
teachings Of the Bible, the authenticity Of the
record Of Gullivers Travels, or Spiritual
Knockings, excites no astonishment in me
but that human being endowed with even
ordinary reasoning faculties should deny Fill
more's claims to and fitness for the Prtsiden-
cy, seems like denying the necessity Of food
and air for our existence. Certainly the great
est mystery to man is man" That's the way
to talk Nose. You are brick.
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Personal.

A man named Cross, whose name was men,
toned in the list of the twenty six native
born Democrats in Evansville, in last Fri
days paper, met US yesterday morning, and
asked US what we meant by publishing his
name in our paper. Without waiting for an
face, then jumped on US, struck one or two
more blows, when he released us and ran like
the paltry coward he is, half square. Were
we man of anything like his size, this scoun-
drel would have been the last man to lay a
finger upon us-and he would not have dared
touch even man of half his weight, with the
proper aca,7ai,,g. But before we knew who the
man was, or what his question meant. and ut
terly unsuspicious Of an attack, he struck us
down-then ran like dog. 1t may be we'll
to inform all such paltry knaves as this Col
Cross" whose first introduction to the Jour
nal Office, was to swindle it out Of fifteen dol
lars, that no fears Of repetition of this per-
sonal violence will deter us from doing our
duty If any other person feels aggrieved at
our course, her is at full liberty to try this
Brooks game We are now in the market.
The only particular regret we feel at being
struck by this Cross is similar to that of the
chap who was kicked by jack Darn the
kick, he exclaimed, as he held his leg,
wouldn't have cared if had been struck by a
horse. but to be kicked by ID jackass is
too bad
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RES AL
rH1RrY-FoURrH coSGRrss--ExrRA SESSION.

Z ENsVV y . z DlNVt JO'
WASHINGTON, Aug. %.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.
SENATE.-The Senate resolved to adhere to
its disagreement to the House amendment to
the army appropriation bill by vote of 80
yeas against nays.
MIR. houston presented a memorial Of the
Legislature of Texas asking for the interposi-
ton OF the Government or Congress for the re-
lease OF Judge Terry, now in tae custoday OF
the Vigilance Committee of San Francisco.
A debate ensued during which hIessrs.
Houston, Jones, Of Tenn, Brown, Of Miss, and
Weller expressed their views Of the state of
affairs at San Francisco.
The memorial was referred 20 the committee
on the judiciary.
The Senate resumed the consideration of
Mr. Grittenden's bill to alter and amend the
Kansas Nebraska act
Mr. Bell declared himself favorable to the
pending bill, though he might not be able to
assent to all its provisos
Mr.. Hunter moved to lay the bill on the ia
bic; but the vote was postponed until to-mor-
row, as the attendance of Senators was slim.
Adjourned.
HOUSE,. I'm the House Mr.. Barclay moved a
joint resolution for the adjournment Of both
Houses on Tuesday next, but it was negatived
by rs majority
A message was received from the Senate that
they adhere to their disagreement to the
amendment to the army bill.
A motion to adjourn to Monday next was
voted down.
Mr. Orr asked leave to introduce an army
appropriation bill.
Mr. Grow and others objected.
Messrs. Hail. of Iowa, Puryear and Watson,
members Of the House, have returned. The
last named is paired off Mr.. Bayard Clarke
is paired off with Mr.. Walk
A(tera number Of Intellectual motions to ad-
journ till Monday and Tuesday, a motion to
adjourn till to morrow prevailed
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SOMETHING FOR Book KEEPERs.-A person
who writes an inferior hand will often keep
a set of books that will look much better
than those kept by an extra pensman. To
do this, you must keep clean set Of books,
write uniform hand, have good pen and
good ink. Keller Farnsley & Co., Druggists
Ink, that was purchased expressly for Book
Keepers.
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Meeting OF the Executive Committee Of Fillmore
and Donelson Club Of Vanderburg County.

Meeting OF the Executive Committee OF Fillmore
and Donelson Club of Venderburg County.
At a meeting Of the Committee, held at the
Office of the Secretary, on August %, 1885,
On motion of j. s. Hopkins, the Chairman
was requested to procure American documents
for circulation in the district.
On motion Of j. S. Hopkins, the Committee
adopted the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That the Donelson Club of Van
derburg send greeting to their brethren
throughout the First District, and congratu-
late them upon the growing and Frightening
prospects of their glorious cause and candi
dates
Reso7ped, That we call upon the friends of
Fillmore and Donelson everywhere in the
District to lend their aid to this advancing
movement Of the American people. by an i'm
mediate and thorough organization and that
we recommend as the best means of eiiecting
that object the formation Of clubs and the APP
pointment Of Executive and other proper
Committees in every county and township.
Resoluea That we invite Fillmore and Donel'
son clubs, and Fillmore and Donelson men gen.
orally, in the district, to correspond with this
committee, and make known to it their condi
, ton and wants in reference to speakers, doc
i uments, &c.
Resozued, That the Evansville Journal, Am
Gampaigper, Newburg Tribune, Paoli Consti
tutionalist, Washington Telegraph, and al
other papers friendly to the cause in the Dis
trict, be requested to publish the proceeding
of this meeting,
On motion of Lewis Howes, the COMMITTEE
adjourned to meet at the office of the Secreta
ry at o'clock P. NJ, on Friday, the 9Th prox
imo. JOHN j. CHANDLER, Chmn.
G. G. KEATS, Sec'y
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Republican Meetings.

Henry w. Ellsworth Esq, will address the people at
the following times and places:
Vincennes, Tuesday, SeTt. .. at night.
Evansville Wedn, sday, Sept.3, 1t night.
Mt. Vernon. Friday. Sept ), at O'Clock.
New Harmony, Saturday, sept q, mt o'clock:
Poseyviie. onday, Sept. 6. at o'clock
Oweusvie. Tuesday, Sept. 9. at o'clock
Princeton "Wednesday. sept. 10, ut o'ciock
Sullivan, Thursday sept. H. at o'clock
Terre Haute. Friday Sept. -, o'clock
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson will sell this after
noon at o'clock, at their sales rooms, mum
Der of valuable town lots, besides county PROV
erty, on terms that will offer an inducement
to buyers, rarely offered here. Terms, cash,
one, two and three years.
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OF Our correspondent "Mirabeau" uses
rather stronger language than we are pleased
to make our paper the medium for publication
Of as a general thing, but as we have no rea-
son to doubt the main facts of his communica-
ton and his subjects deserve strong language,
we give place to his communication
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

CONRAD BAKER, the candidate on the Peoples Ticket
for the office Lieutenant Go will address the Peo
pe political the day the following times
Gad places:
At owensvills Gibson county Sept 5th. O'clk P.
At Barren Chapel. same evening at Z clock.
AT New Harmony. Sept. 9Th at o'clock P. NJ.
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BUHoUP's HINDoo PAGoDA.-This exhibi
ton will be here to-day, by river, it being on
a boat built purposely for the object Mr..
Buhoup is warmly recommended by the press
who unite in saying his DioramaS are beauti-
full beyond expression. If what we have
heard of these DioFamas be true, we have new
err before had so beautiful an exhibition in this
city. Mr. Bqhoups two daughters, aged only
four and six years, probably the smallest chill
dren that ever appeared before the public as
@yoealists, will sing number of songs. The
doors will be open at 2 and 7 O'Clock P. NJ.
AZ There has been slight rise in the
river al Cincinnati.
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AUCTION SALES.

AgCEEONEERs, COMMISSION MFRCHAATs,
aua 4seai Este e Brokers,
HAVING leased for term of and fitted up the
Old Court House, Of Main Third streets
prepared receive auction private
sale, all kinds srd merchandise household
fUraiture. horses. burgess etc. csc.
Cash advances he Il con sisnments when required
REGULAR sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
gat clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month. at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City of
Eyarsoife al Enlargement be-
evnz it will be for the interest OF all concerned have
No of Ev month the sale
Estate All those wishing
ted lists in time public notice
The patronage having Houses Lands
either public private sale srspecully solicit
ted IyI5 WUOLSEY 4 NELS ON, Auct's.
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o. Our Kansas correspondent in one oi
his last letters alluded to charge being led
by Col. Cook. 1t appears this Col. Cook SIS
no other than Col Lane, who was reported to
have left Kansas for more recruits and was
accordingly accused of cowardice by the pro-
slavery men.
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OF The St. Louis Republican of Friday
says:
The river at this point continues to fall
steadily, with 81 feet in the channel to Cairo
The Illinois and Upper Mississippi rivers are
about as last reported. The Missouri is re-
ported falling from St. Joseph down, and very
low and difficult to navigate. The weather
continues very fine. Business was rather
more brisk yesterday than it has been fol
some days; arrivals were numerous, and re
ceipts Of produce fair.
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SAFE az ErEAL ESTATE.

TTHHE undersigned Guard the heirs Of Charles Cum
! deed will agreeable to order Of the Knox
Court Of Commen Pleas made the JHne 1885
public Rouse in the Evans
vile Nsntcrhurzl co Ind. sturdsy the 23d tay Of
August D. 1855 between the heur Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and the toll) wing describe "a real id
ty wiThe fifth forty south
quarter of the thWest quarter section No. three
town seven. anEs
TERMS OF <ALE-A credit Of months will
he vn the purchaser nd With approved security
waving valuation and aUpraement lass with interest fro
da-s. y23-4t~s CHARLES PRESS Ely. GuardiGf.
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EOTEIENG AT WHOLES ALE.
Encomrage HONG EndnsfrY.

fHNE undersigned take leave the merchants
4 this city aud that this
ed the manufacture OF CLoThISG. also importing and
deal OYereoatings, Cloths CASsemeres Jeans
Tweeds, and all of Lning and Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the
and only 10y the best of enables
stansi aud perience this
several enables with other
esbi1hment of this sort, in spec: prices well
terms.
We therefore take occasion request your
seek distant markets where. you you will
fnd good and prc lower here
other place Please call and examine in order verify
A. ANSPACHER & co.
iyIs-4m Main street, next door to Bra leh Bank.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

JAS. LoCKHARF and JAS. G. vEATCH. Esquires can
adates ongress will address their fellow
Nswburg. Warriek county Thursday September e.
Bakers Greek Church, Spencer Friday, Sept 5.
RoekpOrt, do Saturday do s.
IA Cant do Mond
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The following appointments heretofore made by Go,
Willard and judge MISUNDERSTANDING, August 8
Washington, &c, Devon Hill, Aug. q. Paoli, Aug Q
Spencer, Aug. 90, bloomfield, Aug 70, Sullivan, sep
Ist Bowling Green, Sept. =, Terre Haute, Sept 3, al
mutually Withdrawn, and heg have mutually uade Ii
following appointments:
Spencer, Owen County, Sept. IS, p NJ.
Bloomfield. Greene Co., dc 10, do
Washington, Davess Co., do 30, do
Petersburg. Pike Co., do ~, do
Jasper Dubois Co., do 81, do
Nj. Pleasant. Martin Co do "a, do
Pacli, Orange Co., do %, do
A. P. WILLARD
o. r. MORTON.
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G9t DAILY JonrnaL.
5 Il A TE TIC KET.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER r. MORTON, Of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
CONRAD BAKER, of VanderburSh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA VISION, OF Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WALLIA5I R. NOFFSINGEEk, of Purke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
L. w. H. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, OF Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CisAVENS, OF Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of EIppecanoe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL. of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
SPENCER
FOR LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
OF yANpERBuRGH
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A NJ BR OTYP ES
VINEGAR MANDATORY

WE the Underlined wish to esll the attention of the
VIZ Wholesale Merchants Evansville and dealers in
General 70 the manufacturing pure
iee OF CIDER Vinegar. which will compete
With Gin Pittsburgh prices Give call lair
trial is all we ask MERCER & GTLFo RID.
BThe mandatory is situated Fourth
aud Canal streets. Lamaseo city. jY1-d&wly
EAIE.-2000 bbIs in superior orders oolite Blue River
and Wolf Greek White Lime and Sehilings Grey al
hand also White and Grey Lime il hhds for sale by
iyI2 GEO. FOSTER 60,
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wv large lot the best coal in the
Vest and ready to supply friends and custO
by the small large quantities. will deliver it
private bushl the Who'll sale
aumers. win make liberal deduction Orders left
the of uOllinysworth Hughes will be PROMPTLY
tended to. AM j. ". & j. W. HI GIL ES.
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a.SLOUR, HACOS AND LARD.-we have on hand
small lot 81 Flour Bacon Lard aAd Corn Meal. which
S3O PRESTON BROS.
"a "a ~ LBS extra Sugar cured Dried Beef reed per
q - ~ - ''T6. - and Tor sale hy
Iyt4 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
~ ALT p 5nabhIF No fnr inawha atthe River Rall-
- D pot Canal also tbs Alum salt.
for ale low. At mann f,r'UreE's prices by
sugf ESQ. FOSTER GO. ACTS Kanawha Salt Co.
THEY CAN'T B8E EsEITl
Y cry FINE : N Me Z : O FIT HATS.
best liztes. aed shsd soft Hats that
g Re Call ard zee.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
F.sxE SALE

0TSs and in block in Lillestou Lockhart's En-
8 largcueht. EEqT ire Of WOOLsE1 NkL&0
Re Q
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
FMNHE vanderburgh County Agricultural and Hort
Land Association prepared to receive
fencing Fair G. ound, grubrmg and grading s
cleaning unds erecting Hanf
Re Pans an be at the ONCE OF toHn
brook & Proposals received until aturdaZ aug 10
.n-4a "a SANS ORR, PTes't
E,poICE HERRING.-75box boxes in very sss erder 20
t.sie Nv suet s. 3. GILRERR co.
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ST. CHARLES KsOTEL,

EHE undrsisued Lessee of this newly erected and admi
rally adapted Hotel tekes pie announcing
@ sa ss ara ssR tally to s So aTrvO or
tgFnshsd and rea accommodation Of Guests
hroRg6on is ted mn Win an aaggd ne
ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the ding
81 IN principal shippig polst for louisville where nearly
for the Wet South. this house
and comfort to the traveller heretofore not experienced
earnest endeavor Proprietor Of this
age bteause he Ssends to deserve it. The RoDse h M
grounds cool shady groves aud general eonven
as Otel-lacking of the tals of such
Ma j. W REpDING we'll known to the travelling public
N s IN es
The ofthe public Ts'Pso'f5Wyg SELECTED
Ii oLASsEsIa prime s Ss2GeraF' STA fI s'ls * g.
tM CAsiTEIDIt s. - req 5sF16EO for sale
DESS0LUTEON.
firm Of BatoOek BrOthersM dissolved by limIsa
q ton July GHtAsEatEs B alanonT
iy2r-a HfiSR1 o o B BABoock.
S@.s with young Calf Fl 'as AGpE dassoN
sgssss Us fa,, &C, C0PPkh RlyaIs ASO BUhhs-
ausi BABdooK 4 soSNTAG. Water street.
UNCURxE EMF MONEY.
tITIZENS Bank Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
aaE Memphis AND
and South oarona taken psr for Groceries the lowest
cash gri;'' or ought st igs dseqnnt for cash S
NEW YORK BAKERY,
FIRST ST., nearly opposite Post OFFICE.
iE%G BREAD, HOT DOLLS, &C.
under gned is prepared with
4 best quality Of Fresh Bread Hot Rolls Pics. Cakes
Crackers &c THEIR DOoRs morning and evening
y leaving orders the store R application at the wagon
Every thing manufaeture shall be Of the rest quality
and the lowest prices Thanh l
age, respectfully solicit continuance of the same
augi2-tf j. O. GAUNT.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
s u NJ NJ + r l. 0 L II | y G. !
UST received per Adams Express light fancy Silk
- Cashmere and Grass Linen Goats. fapcF white Linen
black Drap Etc Pant. white and fancy Marseilles
all made OF the finest material and in the latest style
They will be sold cheap at > LOBENSTtNE'S
jeI0 Western Star Clothing store under Pavilion.
sTURGES 4 EsIOTEaER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 279 Broadway beg Franklin and Wash street.
mhIt-1yd ST. LOWS MO.
9NHOICE BRANDS CF FGOUR.-we have n hands
u the following brands Of Flour,
Brucevile Mills (extrs); Woodberry Mills:
Patoka do do Orange do
Which and sell cheap any house in tie city
augl2 vICKERY & JOHNSON.
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aNboUBi pLOER!--A supply kept constantly hand
hereafter Tor sale by the quantity single barrel al
the 10 market prices. for cash only.
Je2 S. L. GILBERT ~ CO., Syc. near Water.
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TEUSTEES' SsLE AT AUCTION.
GREAT BARGAINS!

!
Il Of Woolsey Nrlson's Auction Rom in the city o
EvsHsvlle the trst Monday in September 1885, the fol-
vEthe undivided tatt Of 7
Wharf d the Df Evansville the Ohio
tehdn from the of Division
Pine About $50 feet this
properg ready improved and affords the only land
ing in low water tor steam boats.
ALsO-JOt tanning - lO0O Lot containing
l. SI0O lot D. containing p 9710o being
the southeast and the h. OF
tion south Of 10 Wes in
ALSo-Lot-. coHtSiniag in section 10, town
Also Of lot |; Il lot q;
wesern Hot block H. all in the Fourth Eriargement
city Of Evansville Terms made knOn the
day Of ale. J. BRAN ! Assighees of
y2S tbs JNO. SHANKLlS, s @. Bell.
N-lk Nd. O cor 10 o
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NEW RasVGs.

r ~ E : ii y ~ r Y r.
EICH ? NtERLlNi have openeda largo assortment
Act Drugs and Medicines which they invite she nten-
Merchants PhysciaUs They also Feep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars. Paints BrUhesof kinis,
Oils Spices. Perfumery Fancy Articles &e
ASO-al popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Of Paints
ground II, Pure Wines randie Medicinal purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call at No II atr
under the Journal 0fice. my9-tf
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE hereby gwen that Americs Trson. Bxsutrjx
Of late Will Of William Trafton deed by virtue Of
order ofthe Court of Common Pleas
the t day Of september next between cloek a.
NJ and O'Clock P NJ Of said day door the Court
in the city of Evansville will sell Of Lot No
g. Orig nal Plan said city the same being The south
half Of said lot and situated the OF Ei,s and
streets the folio wing towit Gss quarter
of the purchase to be paid in eesh oneqasr in SIX
months in twelve tbs and IN
months the bls notes for xhe thxee
mortgage upon the premises.
AMERICA TRAFTON, Adm n, Ec
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TO GENTLEMEN OLE TAsTE
CO.PARTNERsHIP.

FEVHF subscribers this day formed eepartnersh
under firm Of MeRea & Wells to continue the boo
and shoe late firm Of Hendricks NEE
All claims against the Of Hendricks mekea
will paid by NcRea Wells, whom those in1ebte
iv25-tf II NJ. WELLS.
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pUREgC wewTCE

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day DULY I4th) sold my entire interest
in the merchandise a. thereunt7
trmerly owned by j. W. & 5. Fiekery TO Mr. Charles
teJohnston Jf. who with Mr.. James W Viekery will
the business the old stand.
return my sincere thanks my friends for
liberal patronage extended while in business
with the old firm would pleased that the
sau may be continued with the now.
jy1z SAMUEL VIOKERY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-01

gEVENDERS his pro the citizens OF Ev
ansgiile and vicinity; residence Judge Foster
and J. II. BsGsRdick Cherry Evansville Ind
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