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PRLCTICAL JoKEs.-We remember Of hearing o
story OF fellow who reused a venerable doctor
about IL o'clock one winters night, and on coming
in the door cooIly inquired:
'Hsve you lost knife Nj. Brown"
"No," grow led the victim.
"WeU, never mind" said the wag, Il thought
I'd just call aud rq lire, for | found one ytster-
day
We thought that rather cool, but tbs folIwing
story o Nerl McKinnon, New York wag, sur
pa SIS III impudence, anything within reCJlltc ON
Read AMI Judge for yourself, gentle reader.
Wien the celebrated "CJpenhageI JACK ol" was
British Minister ia this country he re5'd. III New
York, aud occupied house 10 Broadway. Nall
one night at late hour in Company with bevy
OF rough riders, while passing the house, norced
it was brilliantly Illuminated, aud that several car
rsges were waiting at the door.
"Hollol" said our wsg, ''whsts going on at
Jsckson's?"
Oae of the company remarked that Jackson had
party that evening.
'WnsI" exclaimed Neil jackson have party,
and l not iavited2 l must gee TO that"
So stepping up to the door be gave ring which
soon brought the servant to the door.
81 want to sea the British Minister" said Neil.
"You must call some other time" said the ser.
want, "for he is now engaged at gams of whist,
and must not be disturbed"
"Don't talk to me that way" said McKinnon,
"but go directly and tell the British Minister that
l must see him imme distey on special business"
The servant obeyed and delivered his message
in 50 impressive style as to bring Mr.. Jackson to
the door forthwith.
"Well," said Mr.. Jackson, "what can be your
business with me this time of night which is go
very urgent2'
"Are you Mr.. Jackson" asked Neil.
ayes, sir, l am Mr.. Jackson"
'The British Minister"
ayes sir"
"You have party here to night, 1 perceive,
Mr.. jackson
Yes sir, have party"
"a large party, presumed"
ayes sir, a large party
"Paying cards, understand"
"Yes"
20, WELL said Neil. "ss l was passing merely
called to inquire aChdts trItZnpsS"
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DEATH OF Col LEWIS SHEPHERD.-After an
illness of come month, Col Shepherd died ct his
residence on the I'd inst Col Shepherd is well
known to all this community, and his death will
be mourned by the citizens generally. ChattanOO
"a Adu
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DELAWARE.

The majority for Buchanan in the little State of
Delaware is 1853 At the last Presidential cleo
ton it was but %. Whitley, Democrat is elected
70 Congress. being a democratic gain.
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MAGNIFICENT SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
AND RICH AND COSTLY
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND BOHEMIAN
MARES.

DEM. r. SHIELDS will sell on Friday morning, N0vem-
I'D Der the lh, at 10 O'Clock, precisely, of the most
tasty and select Stocks Of China Glass and Bohemian Wares
offered ia this city, consisting in part Of Fancy Goods,
HOuse Keeping Articles, Rich Bohemian and Venan GiaJ,
from the Royal Manufactures Of Prague and Vienna consist
antique Vases Wines DecaBer-, Peifume BOtles DC
Heavy English Crystal Cut and Engraved Glass Ware
viz Glass Ware Sets Deeanters, GOblet Cham paignes
Wines, TumbleTs, Also. elegant French POroelaiDe
Bsque China Decorated lea Salts, Tete-aGets
Sets, Coffee Cups, Vases, sc.
Paran Marble and Piuted Ware. Also, Dresden Putna
China Gotta Ware, Lamps GirOndOes, &c, &c Sale
positive and without reserve. BENZ r. SHIELDS,
noviI-d4t AucOneer.
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CESrLEMEN,s DANCING ACADEMY.

ATOMS PINGUELY, the request Of many Gentlemen Of
vi This CITY, will open his Academy FRIDAY. October
al O'clock, +. ~, at his HALT COopsTs Buidihg
bre n. will tpach and Fashionable Dances
Of the day Grand Exhibition Ball VIII be given
month Pupils months insiructon, wi have the
U,yilage Of neetiug the Ladies' Class Il week.
NJ Iavs 81 tuition WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS al
: 4 O'clock p. NJ. Terms-S6 per month in advance
oct9l-dfm.
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ARE YOU SICK?

THEN you can't be cured Don't delay until
your complaint is neurabe, and then when
late. Four hs of all the diseases which people the
church yards might be cured by AYERS CATHAR1IC
PILLS, IL Don't 90 dragging through the
Spring faint sleepy and sess because your blood is load
ed with bile. Don't the headache heartburn,
their kindred disorders because stomach foul
parade yourself around world covered with Pimples
Botehes Ulcers and all any the uncean diseases
OF the skin, because system wants cleansing Don't
yourself about lean, baggard all caved in because
your Stomach and Bowels need strengthening into healthy
action Ayers Pills these things right surely
quenches Ere They purify the body and blood and restore
their functions into healthy activity which feel asl
quick they taken. They the great medical
wonder OF this by all who know their virtues
and many thousands know them Take the Cherry Pst0raI
for Cough, and the Pills for all arrangements requiring
purgative medicine.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER, Practical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine through this section.
VII
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THE VERY LATEST.
"W no killed Cock Robin ?
! said the sparrow,
With my bow and arrow,
| killed Cock Rnhinip

We stop the press to announce to our readers, if
rot the very latest, at least the most unexpected
item of political news, which has vet come to
hand. 1t comes neither from New York nor New
ORLEANS but from Augusta and lest the public
should suspect t.iAt w. qd''r from the memoirs of
the famous Muncnsuseu. Ne safe particularly that
the following is tx rlrtel rerbdttm et Meratim
from the Chronicle and Sentinel OF yesterday:
"To M. FILLMORE and his ttierdl, and to them
alone, is due the honor of Cheating Mr.. Fremont"
Comment is Unnecessary We can only add the
following llllil = STrpElh Georgian.
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N.AaYIII.E AND CHATTANOOGA n. n.

CHANCE or SCH ED III E.
OEsnd arer Sunday Nov. o. the Passenger Trains will
leave NASHVILLE at 73D A. NJ, and p M and arrive
NaahviIle 9s32 A. NJ, and 5:Sj r. NJ
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SHAKEsPEAREs SKELEroN.-In Memphis, the
other day, a countrvmsu stood gazing in window
where two skeletons hung suspended-one being
that of a man, the other boy. A stranger coming
up
"Whose skeleton is that?" asked the countryman,
pointing TO the larger
That is Shakespeare" said the stranger.
man. pointing to the smaller.
''That is Shakespeare, too" answered the wig.
How can that be2'
"Why that's him when he was boy" was the
rejoinder.
s'Ol never thought of that
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EXtCUTOR,S NOTICE.

HAVING been qualified Executor Of John L. Marng,
decd, all PERSONS having claims against his ate will
present them the undersigned for settlement within
TIME prescribed By law and those owing the estate will
call and settle up. J. ID. MARCH,
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MEssRs. EDTToRs:-We have had one of the
most exciting and interesting political discussions
ever held in this city, between Mr.. Chlse, on the
side, aud Mr.. Raymond on the other.
The Lieut. Governor was fairly beaten on his
own dunghD. It's is the place of bis nativity,
aud the people supposed him always right aud
therefore invincible, but be found champion this
time, who battles for the democratic canse, that
carried away the palm OF victory.
The discrs ZION has been barely noticed in our
papers, for the Notifying reason that Mr.. Ray
mond was hIPped. And every paper has for
borne to notice it, with single exception, and
that slightly, Tor the reason that his defeat would
be proclaimed and noticed, although it was a de-
bate before the largest political meeting held here
this season. The democratic cause is growing
daily, and if it had one more month, this county
could be carried for the democratic ticket.
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sar By the breaking of our press, our daily Of
yesterday was late, and cur triweekly of this day
was too late for the mails
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G TRAYED from the subscriber, one mile North of n
y Nashville, the l4rh inst small chestnut SOr els A
INDIAN PONY, about years old, has saddle marks Ny
on the back long name and TAIL left hind foot GAnas
white, face. bea ard will be gwen
his return. [OcI25-Iml HUGH +. MtGAVOCk.
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HON. l.. B, CHASE.

The following letter in the New York Jour nal
Of Commerce relates t. a gentleman who formerly
represented the Clarksville district il Congress-
We are glad to ses him on the right side 10 New
York:
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DR. Js u n En-
PRAcTIcAL.ASD ANALYTICAL CHENIsT,

LOWELL, MAss.
"a And sold Wholesale By Berry& DemuVle, Retail
by Jo e. Brown, Nashville and all DIu2gss IN the city
and all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
dtrW4wim.
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NnfEcn.

1 l.. OR. W. BROWN will rIis dav fg,turI,y the an
- ms anti at u O'Clock. r. " the Ccun House
the highest bidder valuable aJoat miles from Nash
Vile.
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noylQLlm john PORTERFILD & co.
REAL VS.. POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
ON TUESDAY, November 18th, 1856, on the premises,
" mile West from the State CAPITOL will sell
highest bidder, Is Beautiful Building Lots being
thsiEistou grounds These Lots most haI dsome
i located for private Residences being convenient to the
city, with gardening purposes, &C. There comfortable
Dwellings two the Lots. The Lots front from 100 TO
each Clifton and Stewart streets, and back
200 $50 feet IS feet Alleys. Three handsome
Brick Dwellings have been erected in Watknss Magnificent
Addition sale of Lots last June Many addition al
improv will be made in 1851 The demand for
erLy West Of the city is continually Increasing The Lots
will sell the 18th inst, only few minutes walk
from Watknss additions Termsl and2 years credit, for
bearing interest," well secured payable in Bank and
lien retained.
Omnibuses will leave office at 10 O'Clock on day Of
sale. COLLATION. as usual }. l.. q K. w. BROWN,
ID. TRIsG, Auctoneer. AN Cherry its.
a.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
UST received good supply of the above Instruments
q viz:
New Styles Pocket Instruments
Physica1's do Case of Walls;
Obsetrical Instruments
Dssecting do
Cuppibg do
TOnsil;
ScaTihcat0rs;
Speculums ofall kinds
Silver Cathelers of all kinds;
Porte Caustc
Problngs;
Flexible Metallic Bougies;
Lancet Of all kinds;
Trepanning Instruments;
Ampuiating do
Eye do all of which will be sold at O
small advance upon Eastern cost bv
STRETCH PECK,
nov9 Corner Of College and Union streets
no NIMkERS.-I00uOe Regalia segar. rrcaiEed
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OF The New York; aid declares itself in ia
yor of Fremont for President iu 1860,
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DEM. F. SHIELDS will sell Saturday morning, No
ID vember the sth at II O'Clock precisely
whom IL may concern Twelve Of these undoubted
paying securities Of $1,000 for cash in MS font
Auction Rooms, No. IL Public Square.
now BENZ. F. SHIELDS
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Odd Fellows Hall.
JOHN mitchell.
TIE celebrated osd IRISH LECTURER, will deliver one Ad
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER THE l4rr
sUBsEcr-" EURoPE-PEACE OR NO PEACRn
p Tickets so cents, to be had Book and Music
Stores, and at the door, InoyIa-n
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
Third night Of the engagement of the eminent Actor
coULDocK, who will appear as LOUIs THE xITH!
THR DAurHrS.... ............,....MRs.W W. M. WARD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10,
viii be presented the Play of
LOUIS XII.
FAVoRIfE soNG............ MRS. VANCE
FANCY MISS MARY HARRINGTON.
Tn. performance will conelude with the Farce of
MY NEIGHBoR's WIFE.
ray Doors open at O'Clock, P. NJ curtain rises pre-
cisely at III. p. n.
GLOVER 4 co.
CITY EXPRESS PA CKA GES
DARcELs and Baggage delivered to part of the city
i with despatch and safety.
Feeling that such enterprise was very much needed,
they heavy 10 get neat and quick
conveyance and hope BY prompt senton 10 business 70 de-
Mr. A L. Wess6rook late messenger of Adams Express
Company will have charge of Wagon and receive and de-
liver Packages at any point city and suburbs Charges
very moderate.
Office Ne 50 Cherry street, up stairs over VIM L. BOyd
Jr. tnoVll-6m.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
s J1Ms' Mrl TF,.R MSi,sT
morning, the 18th, at 10 O'Clock go 800
noyI2-d2t A. HAMILTON, Agent. m
WHEAT AND CORN.
THE subscriber will the highest market price for good
i merchantable Wheat and Corn. JOSEPH NASH,
novls-lm Office, s. E. College and Spring SITS.
TNRESH RICE.-o0 cask Fresh Rice landing from
Il the Railroad, and for sale by - -
noVl9-n JOSEPH NASH.
Il for sale by lnovI2-ltl JOSEPH NASH.
LAND AND NEGROES FOR saloon THE
N. Il c. RAILROAD.
THE owner would sell accommodating terms,
dred Acres of ch Bottom Land, and Twenty superior Ne
groes, together with Mules, Stock and Farming lmFls
ments.
For further information apply Traders Bank, Nash
Vile, Tenn. tnovll-f.
$40 REWARD STRAYED OR STOLEN
:, TRAYED from the subscriber, Monday night the 10Th
- Instant TWO MULES, Mule, years old
with brand her hind Leg the other horse Mule, three
other marks recoldeted. will pay the above reward
any person returning them to me. NJ. LUSKI,
novI2-lw% "a Broad ST.
DIR Y.fSOO rs, HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
AND VARIETIES, AT AUCTION.
DEM. F. SHIELDS will sell this evening early gas
ID light few invoices Unreasonable Goods raise funds
novl2-lt BENZ. F. SHIELDS, Agent
NOTICE.
MERCHANTS BANK,
NOVEMBER, u, 1856.
On and after Monday next the 18th instant this Bank will
novl2-Im john PoRTERFILD co.
REAL VS.. POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.
ON TUESDAY, November lsth 1856, the premises,
" about mile West from the STATE Capitol We will sell
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AO1TNTS ATORJS NOTTCF

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the OF G.
IL Arlington deceased the proper authority required
by the creditors of the said hereby noued
he their claims with n W. Casey, Judge of the Coffee
County Court before lst Monday in April 1857
wise they will be forever This 9th day Novem
Der, 1856. WILLIAM F. DAVIDSON,
nOy9-w3t. Administrator of G N. Arlington, deed.
DISSOLUTION.
TIE partnership heretofore existing between the under
Il signed under the style Of. G. q c. Robertson,
this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
The business will be continued at the oil stand on Broads
by J. g. Robertson who is authorised 70 settle all bus
ness connected with the late firm - ,,,,,
NASHVILLE, Nov. l, 1856. J. g. ROBERISON,
nOy4-f CHAs. ROBERTSON.
IN retiring from business, my sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage received from the public by the
late 6rm and great pleasure in recommending
nuance OF the my late partner Jas g. Robertson,
who will continue business at the old stand Broad
way. CHARLES ROBERTSON
NOTICE.
Ii persons indebted to the firm OF J. G. & @. Rob-
"A requested 70 come forward and make tmme-
date settlement and those having claims against the
will present them for payment .
nov4 JIG. ROBERTSON.
CWEET ORANGES Three casks of the above just
y ceiyed by Express at J. G. ROBERTSON,
nOu4 Broadway.
PRINTER WANTED.
A MAN of good sober habits get situation at the
IA SUMNER FLAG ONCE, at GalAlin, by making imme-
diate application. now I'll
CDER CIDER -Wanted for cash, $40 barrels
~ Apple Cider BY
septic X. OhANE.
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ATTLHrInN

EXPECTED, with the next steamer plenty Of that rood
IA Lager Beer from Evansville, known IN every body In
this city proved By high learned the hes. drink for
mankind 10 be had at the we'll known Beer ana "a me Hons.
Of X Whitemu'ler No. ". Cnllege ST.
n0V5-l~ between Church and spring Siis.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sAIE

WILL be sold at public sale al the residence Of Thomas
w Chiffon, the a3d insiaH watch and her person-
al property, consisting OF household furniture, belong
ing 70 the estate OF Samuel r. Ingram deed. Terms made
known at sale. WA. HARMON.
Adm Of ). y. Ingram, deed
III
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
n ENT'S Fine Calf Pump Sole Boots;
" Gents Fine Calf Stitched
Double Sole
A" Water proof
" /" Congress Caters;
4" double sole;
" Oxford Ties,
These goods from the manufaetori 8 in
Philadelphia. Call at No. 90 Public Square.
nOv5 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS,
MR.. E. D. FARNSW0RTE has been duly elected Marine
vi and Fire Inspector for the Offices and Agen
cies of this city, and such Inpeetors authorised 10
anime any risk taken by either Of the Offices.
JOSEPH VAULX, Prest
ALEX. FALL, Pres't.
SAM. SEAY, PresT.
oet31-G JOS. NASH, Agent.
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40. OOO WORTH OF DAVIDSON C0UNTY
BONDS AT AUCTION

A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, with less than
n three rooms, convenient to the Square. Apply
Ort22 BENZ. F. SnIEIDS.
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POLITICAL POETRY.

The Washington Star grows facetiou', and gets
off the following:
BURIAL OF SAM"
"a Slight Variation VOTES " Burial Of Sir John
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NOTICE.
HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks to the Ladies'
n. and Gentlemen Of Nashville, and vicinity, for their
patronage and informs them that he has again opened
place of business No. South Market street, where
nteDos carrying the Dying and Securing business all
its various branches for cash only Having made several
Improvements, hope, by strict attention, to merit cOntnu
ance of your custom.
nOv6-lmO A. HEINRICH.
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NOTICE.

CIDER CIDERI-Wanted for cash, $40 barrels
" Apple Cider by
septic K. OHANE.
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NEWFOUNDLAND DOC PUTTING OUT FIRE
= Wonderful Sagacity.-One of the most as
tonishing instances of the sagacity of the dog,
transpired this morning. which ever came to
our knowledge The Messrs Saude, tobacco
.1.ists, No. IS Congress street, closed their
! store last evening, leaving their favorite New
! toundland dog inside. This morning. on open
!, ing the store, the floor in the back room was
=, fonnd to be on fire, and the dog was laboring
with his for, feet and mouth, trying to subdue
it. 4 pail of water which stood in the room
had been poured down the hole. The faithful
animal had so successfully combatted the fire
as to prevent its spreading beyond spot two
or three feet square. How long the noble fell
low had stood sentinel and fought down the
advancing flames can only be conjectured-it
must have been several hours. His feet, legs
and mouth were badly burned, and it is feared
he is seriously injured internally, from inhaling
the hot air. He refuses food and is apparently
in much pain We trust the sagacious ant
faithful creature is not seriously injured. Thi
is the same dog which discovered the maj
Lally on the ice a few weeks since. lie
worth his weight in gold and may safely b
pronounced the noblest of his race.
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Confidence Man.

Some two weeks ago, fellow OF genteel ap-
pearance came to Louisville, and alter looking
around and inquring into the business pros
poets Of the city, expressed a determination
TO open house for the accommodation of our
citizens; with all the superior articles pertain
ing to the pcrfumery business. He rented
rooms of our friend Charles Cotton, on Fifth,
between Market and Main streets, employed
a number of mechanics to make the necessary
rapids, alterations, &C., and then put an adyer-
tisement in the city paper for good salesman,
who could command small amount of means.
A day or two passed, and as great inducements
were offered i'll the advertisement aforesaid,
there were quite number of applications for
the situation. The fellow possessed fine adj
dress, and as the applications were made at diff
ferent times, he succeeded in diddling some
out Of ten, some out of fifty and some out Of
seyonty-f dollars. These little sums were
required to ASSURE him that the applicants
were in earnest, as he didn't wish to be disap-
pointed in a salesman when his heavy stock
should arrive, and the money was, of course
TO be returned.
On Thursday morning he was seen for the
last time by one of his statesmen. Since then
notwithstanding the most diligent inquiry has
been made by his victims and the police, who
were set upon his track, nothing has beer
heard Of him; or the money of tho young gen
tlemen who permitted themselves to be i'm
posed upon by him.
lie represented his name to be ii. A. Mil
ler-is rather slender, and about six feet higl
about twenty-five years old--has grey eye
and black hair, which he parts behind, dresse
in dark, ane is said by his victims to be first
rate talker. Hc spoke of having resided il
Baltimore.
1t may, perhaps, be well enough for the edi
torial fraternity to give the rascal passin
notice, as he will probably attempt to open
magnificent pcrfumery depot elsewhere, an
may again seek to call in the assistance {
the presided Democrat. -r--,
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DANikLw0oLsETs... HIRAM NELSON
- AUCTION ROOgIS.- ~ =

DAHiELw0oLsET. .. hIkAS NELSON
- AUCTION ROO1IS, ~ - ~.
Old Court House. of Main SD Third
-3ls diasely opPosite the Warrington Hotel rf
W4AVESG leased for term of and Hsted the
above well known stsnd. Essre new prepared to
eeiVs sale private ssts all kinds
wares heusshed fStnisare herses bugs
gies. ETC.. ----- -
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday and Satnrdy.
clock, A, N Also Tuesday Wsdn esday
and Friday ghts. At early gas light. ys s 49, -
andsales 81 real estate Promptly AttsIdss
are weekly reosiIins apd hays a0w on hsad alsrge
spindle and backs, scroll and scoop rim
back ofiee French Jenny Lind, and Bgsts Tosd seat
Chrs; mahogany Chairs; Elizabeth
chairs spring rockers SOFAS soeiabes centre
card dining ana breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and aisses bedstsads mat
trasses and wire Safes which viii at Cha
eiRn att priess. s-.=-s =. svr- pai 7sa g7-
have also hand great variety sfuotons iswsIry.
victims secordeons pocket cutlery guns. psses whips
which will ssll reduced prices for easSi
whoes ale retail. WO0LSEY & NELSON.
m - Il p fsstf ffsI -.FF Auct's.
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or A safe weighing over ten tons, said to
be the largest in he world, has been deposited
in tho Park Bank, New York.
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OF Glorious sprinkle-dust laii-weather
p.casant-merchants busy-freights scarce
steamboats, ditto and late papers absolutely
"all gone" aa
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o. There will be service as usual in the
Episcopal church on Sunday. 49, i.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-11

o. Who wants a fine lot ?ogaCall on Nor
ris S. johnson, who has now in the market
fifty of the most desirable lots to be found
anywhere Ifyou want one, don't wait, or
they'll be spoken for. See advertisement.