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KLEIN & RIsO.


Are now in receipt Of the
Target and best selected SS2S
Stock of Fine Watches, ~
Jewelry Silver i are &C., Mn 49,
ever bro ught t, this mar Nr s.NEE
ket. Consisting in part Nv .M&
of Gents Fine Gold hun W<<gs&X5
ting Wa.ches,made to our $Aa.s2s
own order in London; Ladies' fine Gold hunt
ing and Diamond back Watches;Fine iamond
Back watches: Fine dian ond sets of Breastpins
Earrings bracelets and rings, together with
all kinds of Jewelry kept in Jewelry store and
Silver Ware in sets of 8 to piece, Silver
Knives ,rks Spoons Cups Goblets Salt Stands
&c,
Something New
We have in connection with our Watch De-
partment, the manufacturing OF Silver War
Jewelry Setting Diamonds in the most oeau
tiful style
Engraving executed as asusual.
Vickshurg, KLEIN& BRO.
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Elegant Clothing for
Snfing n N d 8 IN nm m q

A LFRED .MUNROE & c., 50 Msgaz ne st,
N conner Of Gravier, are now in r. ceipt OF
their Spring auh Summer stock Of clothing, all OF
which is m ,de in the best manner and most fash
ionable style and from the choicsst materials.
They would also give notice TO those in wait
Of Winter clothing, that il is not yet too late to
buy good overcoat, for they have still or hand a
complete stock OF Heavy 0no6s which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices, Boys and Oh |.
dren's clothing OF all kinds. Furnishing goods OF
every description, trunk; carpet bags and um.
hrellasi India Rubber articles, OF every variety.
The prices are fixed. Alfred Mnnroe & Co.
"a Magazine street, corner Of Gravier, New Or
Jeans. .apriIll n47iv.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE

& PRING and Summer Clothing. James A.
- Coulson 3- Co., are now in receipt of an.
unusually large and well selected stock of
fashionable spring and summer clothing of
their own manufacture and will continue to
receive additional supplies by every steamer
leaving New York during the summer.
They invite their friends and the public
generally to Gala examine their stock.
gicksburg may g.
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YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY.

AIRS. A 7. PECK, from st. Louis, but I'd
vi Gently of Bascom Seminary. Grenada
Miss, would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Yazoo City and vicinity. that she will open
school for young ladies, in this city OF the first
Monday in January, the session to be Of FIVE
months. All those sending their daughters
may rest assured that no pains will be spared
to make them acquainted with all that is USE
fu or ornamental.
The terms per Scholar, fog session Of FIVE
months, will be $50. The Tuition fees will
be payable monthly. Pupils will be charged
rom the date of entrance to the end Of TIC current
session, and no deduction made, Unless for pro-
tracted illness. A. f. P.
Yazoo City, January H. 34t-f-
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b. 8. BOLT. s. EDWARDB0wMAN
HOLT & BOWMAN, a
|DOBERT s HOLT, n EDWARD BOW
III MAN have ssociated themselves togeth-
erin the practice the Law. They will give
prompt attention. all business entrusted 70
chem in the Courss Of Yazoo and adjoining
counties and oil the .turts held ct Jackson.
Sept.7. l6t
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- ~
PrieStIey & Bein
Nos. 90 and 81 Camp Street NssD Orleans.
Importers and Dealers In
Hardware, Iron, Steel Nails, Tin
Plate, Zinc Sc,
II EEP constantly on hand a large and we'll
N assorted stock Of every thing m their line,
Plantation Goods, Carpenters
Smiths and Cooper's Tools, Bull
ding material &c,
Axes, Hoes. shovels, Spades, Ok. Log, Trace
vices, Smiths bellows. stocks and dies, Screw
plates, planes, Hand cross cut, Mill and othor
saws, hatchets hammers. angers, rules, squares,
Compasses, braces and bits, cbisels. go,gss, files
rasps drawing knives, "COPPER" Joinefs' Tr %
Hoppe, Buicher's and Cooks Knives, Razors,
Sh. ars, Scissors thes, sckles sheep shears sc
&c.
English and Swedish Bar Iron,
Hoop, Sheet, Boiler & Plough Iron
English and American Blistered
Steel, German spring and Cast
Steel
Mill and Grind Stones, Manila and lard cor
dage, Paints and Oils vamish Glass Tar Pitch
rurpcntine Oakum, etc.
They are agents for the sale Of
Hilman Brothers, Celebrated Tennessee Iron
G L Hanks Plantation and Church Bells,
All of which they offer at the lowest market
prices and On che most reasonable terms.
dec 81
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Fashionable CIothing and
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.

m ElGHTON & BARBOT, Corner 81, CharIes
IL and Canal Streets, fi6'Psrk Place, N. VI
Have constantly on hand superior assortment oI
Fashionable Clothing, guaran,eed 10 be &c the
best orkmanst'ip and as the iasest styles COM
prising Frock and Dress Coats, Overcoats, p NJ
falcons and vests, Dressing and Mourning retes,
etc. Also Gen'lemen's Furnish ng Goods, Con-
sisting 10 part d Hosiery, Suspendere, > Cravats
Scarls Neckt'css usnB,cllas. Merino unierst r,s
and drawers. Shaker flannel shirts. SILK shirts
and dfswers. Lelehton's Premium Shirts. A
full silpEli Of these celebratet irts az an times
on hand and Of such a variety Of si.es and styles
as viii enable them te please the most fastidious
N B.--,iotfiing and Shirts made to order.
LEIGHTON & BARBOr, Corner ST Charlie.
and Canal st>., New Orleans. and l6 Park Place
New York. april 90 Al W..
200 kegs Nails received and for sale b
Vicksburr NAV 3 6TAPpAN.
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PIANO FORTES &c.
RFf

HNdE subscriber keeps 70, sale at all times an,
IL most extensive stock OF Pianos in the city
from the hest max ers viz:
CHFCKERING & SONS, NUNNS'&
CLARK d PLEYEL.
These maknrs and decidedly in advance Of all
the others, as is well known to al w.o have an
opportunity to c,mPar6 and their instruments
are cffered on liberal terms
Also melodeons of the ms, approved construc-
lion for cha pei use, and for Parlors together with
Guitars of the best makers, Music instruction
Books 60. HENRY PARSONS,
apriiil4 Is Camp Street New Orleans.
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Vicksburg Cards
DANIEL SWEET,

DANlEL SWEII,
WHOLESALE AND RETAILER IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, Pts
TOd> AND cApS,
Plantation and Carpenters tools.
e1HgH UHIxA { groHz El1z; SLAgs vl1a
AND LAMPS
Wood and Basket Ware, Irvine, Cotton and
.danilia Rope, Groceries, Liquors and wiiies,
choice Green and Black Teas, &c., &c.
Agricultural implements and Garden Seeds.
India Rubber Betting and Steam Packing
sicksburg, Miss. March goth IS54-39;:tf
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Sealing wax, Pen Holders Waters, &c.
and various other articles too numerous to men
ton. These articles have been selected with
great care and feel safe in recommending them
TO Physicians. Planters, Dealers and others.
THOMPSON g. EMANUEL.
Yazoo City, August
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HENRY LAURENCE,
DENTIST

OFFICE or MAIN STREET, YAZoo CITY.
AVING just returned from
i i visit to New Y ork and Phil
adelphia, where he has made HIM 0111H1D
self familiar with recently invented novelties ia
his profession, ard having furnished his labors-
tory with every requisite for mechanical DENTS.
try, including large and beautiful assortment
of improved artificial teeth. He is prepared I'd
wait on all who will favor him with their pst
ronage.
References
DIS Leahe g. iarnci',- -Yazoo Cifr, r Tow !.
send, M Philadelphia: w Smith Dent st New
Or!enes J B Mcclellan NJ D Ph,lade iphia; F IL
Knapp. Dentist. New Orleans; &c Non, Al ID
Mobile.
Yazon CITY Novrmher 81 1855.
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200 kegs Nails received and for sale BY
vicksburg may 2 3 STAPPAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-05

A New WORLDS CoNvENTIoN-Th last
great excitement in the fashionable world has
been caused by the announcement Of a con
vention to be held at Brussels next year, to
which delegates are to be sent from all parts
of the world in order to discuss existing
modes, advocate national costumes or defend
national peculiaritics. The ugly beaver nat,
the ungraceful trowsers, the stiff collars of the
European gentlemen, together with our hoops,
and small bonnets, are to be severely investi-
gated, and superseded if possible, by some
thing more rational in their estimation In
view Of this it has been proposed TO call a
of American leaders of the fash
ion designers, and artistes, in order to cut
loose from foreign restrictions, and establish
m American platform for National costume
we be subject to foreign intere-
renee in dress, any more than ii politics?
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NEW GOODS ANt, NEV PRICES.

6TA EKLIN reilly beg leave to call the attention to
- their friends and their large aRd well
leeed # spring md summer v goo Is reed
during thepf wes comprising of the desir
allie stocks he found in the cv. which they Fer whoe
sale ead raail 70 n cir aud the pn5lc gnpertly
atlow prices cash me buyers Their t0ck
aist of the foowinrBroad cloths black and
a Gweets. whit, hue aud fancy Nar5a
silk Vssi2 Crl9n cloths and pl@in an anya
LINEN Drills rich C1licoe7 Of Philip Allen Spraeues. lne
state ills ate rich printed F~ench an tch J9cn
nqt Lawns rich printed F-enrh Robes plain and sitiy
striped Rergs hi1c sud a5iprnd Grape M1nZ hite Cash
ersE plain ne fancy qinEhams rich rutd orEln3
And NhIli lie LANES white Sh1wl9 black
aud silk ,hal rich tilla as md hl1et and
whte l9ce Clpes Nora antique Paraol silk and yinF1
Uhrsll1s Plnanaa. Iarharr Prpia Hats FugsAtra
and fancy Ronnets rich onnet Pthbors Fnng Cloves
Palm af and fanrv rans s1Hd n Carrots foGr aud
stair OCInt anS prnted window thd7 together with a
great variety Of trimming small ard fancy goods.
Re. Go SHAVKLTS & RELY.
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VOLUME TX.
TERMS oF SUBSCRIPTION:
MArRrMoN1.1,-FEvER IN H1qu IlrE-A

MATRIMONIAL FEVER IN HIGH ItFE.-A
correspondent Of the ST. Louis Republican
gives the following account of fashionable life
in New York. The origin of the fever is in
the remarkable commercial prosperity of the
last few years:
Weddings in ''high Ife' are just now alarm
'inglysp preVaIentin New York On Thursday,
tbs. fashionable marrying day, the streets
around Grace Church are entirely blocked up
by carriages, and bouquets bridal cake, and
perfnniery, scent the air. The bridal presents
are generally magnificent, and are all spread
out in the reception rooms for the admiration
of the guests, and stheaenvy Of the female part
of them. a Asplendid wedding came off last
week, in which over one thousand persons
participated, the bride being the daughter of
one of our weathiest merchants. The recep-
ton took place during the daytime, and finish
ed with ball in the evening. During the
day the mansion was closed upon the outside.
and brilliantly illuminated, in order to give
more effect to the display Of costly presents.
These included a complete set of diamond a
real India shawl price 5 800, superb gold
breakfast set dress OF Hon ton lace, yalGed
at 81, 500, a China dinner set each piece con
tanning separate design, and which had been
ordered from Canton expressly for this occa-
sion; and among the smaller articles. an eie
CANT box containing six pocket handlercheS,
at one hundred, fifty, and twenty five dollars
each The last and most lued gift was
from the brides mother. 1t was an exquisite
.portsmon;e, embrC ered with her own hands,
and filled with twenty-five bright new half
eagles, as spending money Cor the petted
daughter
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OF The volcanic mountains Of Mexico
yield inexhaustibe quantities of pure sui
phur, which have never been turned to COM
mercial account. The volcano of Pop1catl-
pelt throws up from its bowes immense
quantities of crude sulphur, which lies in vast
beds upon it's Sides. The United States con
siimes annually, in its manufactures, sulphu-
ric acid to the amount of eighteen Ortwenty
millions of dollars. Great Britain and France
probably each consume an equal amount. The
present source Of supply for this immense
consumption S Mount Vesuyius and the cost
Of the article in American or English mark
cts Is about $50 per ton. 1t is averred that
the gatherers of sulphur from Vesuvius would
be unable to compete with the Mexican pro-
duct from Popocatapelt, for the reason that
their sulphur is amagamated with an infinity
of substances, which involve great expense to
separate; and the supply in YeSuviis IS lin
tied while that Of PopOcatapeIt would find
little diminution: in the labor Of a century.
The ore, too, it is said, can be obtained with
great facility, and only little energy and
enterprise are needed to secure golden har
vest. s-t, rr-. - s1s 81. .a.
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.s. 0F RADETsKY, the agent of Austrian tyr
. amy and Governor of Austrian Italy, is de-
scribed by Bayard Taylor, in recent letter,
as follows:
We spent day in Milan, and then set out
in heavy rain for Venice. Radetsky, with
his staff, left at the same time for Verona,
and at Coccaglio, where we waited an hour
for the train from Brescia; we came together
The old Marshal and his company took pos
session OF the refreshment room, keeping the
rest of US, who were very hungry, out of it
until they had finished. Nothing could have
= been more politely done. The guards begged
our pardon, asked us Il special favor not to
go in, and admitted US even before Radetskv
had retired. | looked at the old veteran
with much interest. He is now within tnree
or four years Of ninety, yet still performs his
duties as Military Governor of Austrian Ita-
ly. lie has, at length been obliged to give up
his horse, and now reviews his troops in an
open carriage. He is short, thick set man,
walks rather slowly, but firmly, and has a
face full of vitality His short white hair,
thick white mustache, heavy brows, promi.
nent cheek bones and square jaws, give him
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the precise expression Of an old bull terrier
Such courage, resolution and unyieldng te-
nacity of purpose l rever saw in an old mans
face before. If he gets his teeth set once
you may be sure he will hold on. Such a
man was Carvajal, Pizarro's magnificent old
warrior.
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OaNNTIE.Ug ICE AND Tsss. UNIoN.

W. receiving fall and winter stock go
go aad invite lihertl public call re-
lat street.. three doors below Miin Fosters Block. Our
arge stock in o. noths Cashmere 0assinets
Ftnuels Rlantts Dress silks Caehmeres. flames. ts
Shews Miat!s. Ltdi >, Misses and Chil treas hoes
Hosiery Govcs. Floor Oil Cloths Carpets Rings Dlmesk
&c Hats md Cans and all ether goods usually Kept dry
oct2I -3rn JAMES OAKLEY & SON
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THE HtNtR0 POWDE

CcEA N N I'd @ w G1 @ "a .
IN tVTN reduced their correspond with the
duceA of Slltnatre. continue offer thair wpl
known brands Of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and EENrrcFY
RIFLE Row Ter in kegs and "ansters Also unrowde Gov
Rp7tr Mining comprising full tuafitie
sl'iqraction.
highest renut ton FOR than five wears viii
found unsurpassed by other manufacture OF the kind
the world.
For sale hv tho nrncra1 dealers ao the
Company, No. 50 Wall Water street. Nevr York.
A. G.. HAZARD, President
A. r. noUGTAss. Sec'y. nv 2s-Grad
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sEorF The following letter, published with
the restof Mr.. Webster's private correspon-
d dence, speaks for itself:
Daniel Webster to John Randolph, Of Roanoke:
-i.-4S S,-a' ,-.t, WAsHINGToN, April, 1856.
r, SIR: For having declined to comply with
your demand yesterday, in the House, for an
explanation Of words of general nature, used
ii. debate, you now 'demand of me that sat
,isfacton which your insulted feelings require, -
and refer me- to, your friend, Mr.. --. :
presume, as he is the bearer of your note,- for
such aFPangements-as aresuSual.
4- This demand for explanation you, in my
Judgment, as matter of right, were not enti-
tied 10 make on me; nor were the temper and
style of your own reply to my objection to
the sugar tax, of a character to induce me to
al accord it as matter Of courtesy.
Neither can |, under the circumstances of
the case recognize in you a right to call me
to the field to answer what You may please to
cors der an insult to your feelings.
~ 1t is unnecessary for me to state other and
v Obvious considerations growing out of this
case. 1t is enough that do not feel myself
bound, at all times and under any circumstan-
ces, to accept from any man. who shall choose
to risk his own life, an invitation of this SORT;
although shall be always prepared to repel,
in. a suitable manner, the aggression Of any
man who may presume upon such refusal
Sac Your obedieut servant, ...
s.'a. -tt--ff. DANIEL WEBSTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

EpTCK WHEAT Fl.OUR.-5O sacks Prime Buck
novi5c Z. II. COOK e. SON
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80 f3WECasANICS, vOBKS,
FOUNDRY AND. MACHINE SHOP.
N = EVANSVILLE,
4 4

EHAvING purchased Mr. Hrrry Schriber's we'll known
Foun 1rv would respectable continuance of the
patronage him and invite the attention all who
want Forplrv TarkOf snv hind done. faciss. We
exper need the hn%ness and VIII all work
do. and Reasonable We prepared
Seatn EuEines FirA Engnes araulic Presses
aud Presses Saw Nll and ;st viii Nchp
RuiIdns Bl5ngs Hassarewar Thrashers. Shelters
Bard Keees lard Presses. Railroad work Steamboat Re
pairs done.
Steam Boilers Lard Tlnks and all the fixtures belonging
herrtn& q. .t .tfEt.t.tt..E
Rrszsc9stnirs Of slf binds made to order -
Az orlors may BE- addressed to WM. RnYLF co.
rnh2 CIV Fvop psvifTn Jrd
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GaIa1nvsN E,DlE,ae1N o 3, N.r0CK

OF HOMEMADE EUROPEAN IMPORTED LEArHEES AND
"a
o all eo1ors and di3criptcus.
WAITING be made into che most fashion,
"A Shoes and ter for gents after the latest
0atern7 from France Eastern cities All varieties
sims aud cutters with heels hgH enough to suit the
most fastidions ladies' perfect o patterns
for children large ard small the fashionable Boot aud
Shoe store Of sant7S-aul JOHN RASCH.
sS sSiLARATUs.-lo0boxes pure saeratus in lb papers;
p bbIs rure do;
2Okegs 100 lbs each Do received and for
sale hv oct15 PRESTON BROS.
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NEW DwrGS.

rr FRES II a p FINE .4.{ a-,S
ETC VTERLINf have lust oreneda largo assbrtrnens
Aof Drngs and Medicines 70 which they invite the
Merchants and Physicians They also keen Window
Glass Glassware Tohaern. Cigars Paints Brushes in1s
Oils. nvestrfs Spices PerfnmHrv Fancy Articles &C. &c
Arso-a nonaT Potent Medicines All kiudssofI,e g
ground o Pure Wines md Brandes forMedcna
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call No II Water
under the Journal Once. nys-st
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z. TT. COOK & son,
WHOy.E% AND RFTAII. DEsSI.t as IN
GROCEEEE% * PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE. TN DIANA.
WHOIESALE DEPARTMENT..
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.

HETNII. 0HP ARTNBNT.
MAIN STREET FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
" H. COOK brrs thank his friends Evansville
&Ae neighhorho0d their freely hesto wed
him he has been in business them au takes
opportunity their notice his Mr.
A. OK whom he has taken in'o rartnershiR from this
date. aud8ocits for the frTn ~ T. H. COOK SON
cOntinuanes iberaiv erred himself
z. COX Son having taken tho husianss premises
the VII la the stock Of Mr. VI Foster feel
confident that thsv will he enabled supply the citizens of
Evansville with avrTV9rteIe they relnire in The rO
and Provision line. H. IT O. Son wish especially to
attention Of persons in the having produce
dispose their increased facility ta
hir stock and sunIvng ham ut their with all
requred in the Wholesale department prices that
must easu-e their ordersfn OF the future. fAb2-h
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nov noTi6 %" '0f '''s sIHHFSRsHBERGER CARSON.
UNpgam MINES.

FENhE Coal from these Mine il being delivered to
81 part Of the civ Evansville Persons reQuEu the
leaving the Cnmp9nv's office the
Tel graph office will have the m put through.
Th eill
or cents at the Mines r..s
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DOSllN ECO SAhOS.
l.. a. wHEELER,---l.---- A. L, ROBINSON
WHEELER & &ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
| Successors to Ingle, Wheeler & lglehart.)
General Land and Collecting Agency 0aes on Sd st.
Washington Hotel, Eoans0tiIe, Ind.
NIB H O. Wheeler Notary Public mh21
John HURLEY. SULLIVAN.
JOaEN HURLEY &. Go:
FOR gVAEsDgTEf AND COMMISSION
1G e z G II a NJ s,
aug6 NEW ORLEANS
ASA HGLEHART,
ATTORNEY At LAW AND REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Successor to Ingle Wheeler& glehart in Real Estate
Asencies.)
viii practice Law in the Circuit Courts of Vanderburgh
and the adjoining counties Office over the Canal Bank
Evansville, Ia. teol4.ly
WDEsEsGS =. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND RTAL ESTATE AeENT: -.
Post once Evansville, Ind. y2s-ly
NorARY PURGIG g. G. mp mp, -erIoE OF PEACE
WILL attend to ooileesingfod ing Gains in s9uh
Refer @ to " f. sage Esq Cashier al Bank Evans
Vile. Ind. apzl-"
,sAAO UKtMANN. DAVID HE1MANN
LIB. HEEMaNN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GS0C 2I3S & PRODUCE
3UEEEswARE, Liquors, x &C., MAIN STREET,
DOORS ABOVE Sec I, Evansville. IND.
iansl
j. T. cox,
GROCER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
DEALER ~ KINDS OF PRODUCE,
TiReeRHeS, Ind.
Particular attention paid forwarding and Receiving
oct3I-u
CITY HOTEL,
WATER ST. BETWEEN vIHE AND DIVISION,
E0GRs DiLIe, Ind.
5cu WM.H BoICOURT, Proprietor.
vK HENDRICKS Observation-Disclosures A. M'EEA.
HENDHECEGS * EzctE EEA,
(Late V: ". Hen1ricks Coz
WHOLESALE DEALERS III BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOSTERS BLOCK. FIRST sTlsrEr. NFAK MAIN
& s3fsS, ys'ss 81 sra e. N 60,
ta,n,nI9 Oh a4G8 EarsV UTtsEng A1eichaMLs
NO. -. sTBEtF,
l.ibsrat cash advances will be made on cousgnments
ifgorEAr, 4 .bRrsov &, vALLr, St. Louis, Mo.
W. +. BRowNE ~ CO., Vincennes, Ia
BkEEDlCT u WILLIAMS. tray vile, IiII
ORILEY @ Co.. Evansville. Ia.
$. l.. HovEY, do do.
PrsorcHrrtG BRos..M VernonIa. ldec29-ly
JoHS. J. .7CnAxDLnn JAMES HARLAN JR.
CAlNDLIlR g AHAaLhN>.
Holm J. CHANDLER AN D JAMES HARLAN IT. have
partners the practice
rhoh may always their Office. Locust
give counsel or transact bust
ness Fro1lpt attention viii he given TO collections
Evansville. Nov. 9. ls54.-iy
PElsNEEss,S JOB PAPEEsS.
NIXON & GOODMAN,
Nos. IT and 10 EVsstHst.. Cincinnati, o.,
5TAvE or hand a beautiful stock of PRINTERS Pa
1 PERS. Carjs Card Sheets. Black and OolOred Inks
MANuFAoTURER's PRICES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-05
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ED II. BENNETT would rrsnectful1v announce to tn
| citizens &c Bonneville AM that h
in the
and selectinga choice rtice Of his
e1 Yard Narpeuter street
Faundrv an Is cell at
rt1U cheaper than before offered in this city.
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