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,I,o lId Pioneer Baker, still ahead!

The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
t.,HR aubseriber has recently IIsa" extensive prep
arations io tbe manaiaetu's % %a.ef, sagsi'
I5ii, Rr,,,, s tse., together VIA GOOD assor.
neat 81 iag Bread cakes and ni Hs9s Roh far seott
us 70 a., tn. ,onuu Iaclurs OF Cfi.m Faal's
'''"''' PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery The advantages t,a'ea h ESD Il.
, .nls n,Iform IL quality, and handsome ~ appear
nee il is much winter and mere even moyn
becotning stale, snd TO many porsons
y sot obier tioBablo wheu = week od, u GUS -
bandronc as Inc aaest Freneh roll nsoss ,a',asf
Ia ia ,estl,y introduced into families VINO lsNe no.
HS @ "a 70 TtL,.r's Bread bafIre. s5all continue 70
run Bread Wagon heretofore ~ ,a ohssss o. u s ae
NV ,S.C.stiou | hope to be able 10 supply MI "ho
may invor mo with their patronage o1 tSs tS
gast iIvors, hope TO meri' eotts eohllnut .,ta,s ~
80. An orders from the country pfonPll app anrna
cd 10. a.. e,x.at one ,nusrs above
burrows & Pretsyman,s steam -h"''
unyenpo ri, May "a, lSoo-dti
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rENliE subscriber would re-
i sp5CtfuHy announce TO his
ssszsssfrienJs that he will continue the
.-N@S1=17 Us0ge business Ia all sts branch.
esal the old l4HI on Perry Street, between second
aud tutT4 Streets, ..
A,s lJlg experience in tho ABOVE business war.
rats hm 20 lssartIg ans patrons luii saosidctloh IA
aHg Work LnIt may be UuLrdJtsd 10 him,
F4.a.tof au c1lars prepared and ready for use~-
i,ly2J i5C dIf JAMEs pONNEL.
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YANKEE NOTIONS.
CALL. CALL! CALI.
ssp27 UNGER 4 CALkINs.
GREAT ATTRACTION!
AT THE
Great Western Clothing Store.

H. IL O w . N - . IA
wH0LESALEand RETAIL.
nAVING just retnrnsd from the east With three
h times a. large stock OF Cl0thing and
Gents, Furnishing GOOds A. was ever Of
fered nths Market and at 25 per cent iess price,
eelconadent thatI can suit The public in price and
quality. Having had two years experience in ID
city, and kHowiBg well the wants OF the people /
have selected this stock Of oods from The best east
srn manufacturers and OF the bes; qualities Amor 2
which may be found Two Thousand OversCOat>
from Z TO Is dollars; fonr thousand psrs Pants "
price from Is cent? 10 20. one thou sand Vests
from 10 cssts 10 10 dollars; Dress Coats from d
n % dollars; frOck sts 30 dollars Sack 10 Is
dollars; shirts from 30 cts. 10 800; Ha IL,
Caps, Gents, Fu rnIs IA ing Goods, in prize
and quality 10 sui purchasers. All goods bought ct
me are warranted A. Ne. article.
hereby return any sincere thanks for the patron
sge beretofofe 80 uberally bestowed me aud hope
sull TO merit aud receive the same No. BeClsire
Block. l.. LOW NENSTEIN.
p. $. County Merchants will do we'll to call ahh
sse my stock before purchasing elsewhere. They
will and low sguras and reasona BILE terms. a r
A-s
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I OW A STEAM CABIHET

TINE sabsc riber would respectfully inform the elf
/ izsns Of Davenport and OF Central Iowa that pc
manu- faciurss and keeps constantly onhand and Tor
sale al ~s. AL q .H sfs- ~ =
Wholesale and Retail,
FURNITURE of every description, from the hnest
Sofa TO the eommonen Bureau. Having recently goi
his steam works into operation, he capable oil M.
and with work which he warrants to be oil better
quality than anything imported into NE city. sad
which will be sold al lower rates. All kinds Of
IMPORTED FURNITURE
also kept on hand and for sale low. Pieasecali and
examine his stock, al the ilanutsssory on seeoad
street, south side, east OF Perry stEeat. AID ss.s.
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DyeF's
HEALING ENn NnRkOCAv1ON.
for yoHTown benedt never be witheutt.
What Dysr's Healing xnbrocAtion -,

hon al fla = IL.
Ana 70, !o"r W. orss Mu. TES-~nst;n. 4.
What Dyei ns.nnS n.aJa ,n..,. ~, ~.
It lisa perfect ram pesroyef, sna sn tus b.; ~
sdy fol the cur oil hheumatsin' Cuts N1unas, tu
the side, Back and LIMBS; Lnmpss9, sore th'" r
seaids, ssellipgs, Asne ramp, fss: - IL, N",
sud Wounds 1t n superior TO any otner plepaiaon a
WIN afford immediate reiei ~ scsas % an iv ~.
Pains OF weakness IN any Psft q ths vs~m wa sS
certain relief in very short time
Used internally, II one o. tne mos' 'siaa'is eas @
dies for orsmp or snasmodic snesons' rs pahs ~
in the side, sbrost ehes', ana e,9msea .oa w.
hesdsehe pauses, sea sickness rbeumstlsm' sny ~
ternsl weskness caused ey nn VI ssin. ~ 80
soo'hS, arv a,Is soppound msdiefns, and NC have
never known il TO fail in srrsstng the progress Of ths
sbar. n med diseases -
what mas nvsr'a HealinQ EnbrocAtion done!
w.aaar. 49,, !, + known sy,ry where as stsu
datd meae,ne sur . Z. hu,ns srs,d.. iunh.~o.
TOT s ill., hoS., somnsinis eIolers, wind choI.
soie and nnm.r m other .ills and aches" Its
y, ,si. as ~ nins 10 ~ own intrinsic merits. Once
popI'sH y y 49, d!rsn.sJ Win II i, bsconing dan,
os and more popuar aud il performing remarkable
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ROCK ISLAND AND DAVENPORT -
Gas and Steam Fitting
DntabliOhxaa
Riley, Wright D Co.
f,EG leave TO announce 10 the citizens OF Roek
DisIsnd and vicinity that they have bought out the
,osE and ira de at the old stand near the
GAS Wo Rks
where they intend TO carry on the business
Including some additional branches.
Gonstraction Of Gas Works on large g OF 'ms''
Gas and Steam Pipes,
miro dueed into dwelling houses, steamboats, ana ~
tssiories. They have u superior sto x on hsnl oI
Ca Fixtures, aud call the attention OF purchasers
10 examine their ttock. ..
Practical Bell Hanging and Lock smithins
10 all its branches. :, npTA1Ic
SaaR pIA TES which are superior 10 any article
nr tSe tind ver introduced into this city, stherior
eheapnsss OF durability.
Gliding and Bronsiug
o,su t,nds of Fixtures Gslvenixipg in Cold ana
silver, in all its branches. vn., liz a
manner. u NJ v,..a
Office, Eagle Street, Rsck Island
Rock Islapd sept 80 lS56--dwu
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J. 4. PARKER,
L. W. WHEELEB,

'AClttIeCt and ssutBdeF,
W. ! R'sapoSts Block, Third stony, W"
"E'1 aLi supsrsagsnd waTk ct every dssoiip-
vsnp Vi l0'bedH
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Oar0s
VIZ. P. CarPEELL

VIZ. P. CAnPBELL,
apsf i,QIINTY SURVEYOR,
hba' f4'is EGi " 9 : boulh~ West Rrady and 10.
Gust SIS. ohice II ac Court House. Ali ofdefs
pfomlhJ ati"hdodto Aug J. tth 's5 dWtI
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1t is an exchange which makes this
wicked-hing at "the costume. We
copy it--as Lucy Stone was married.
under protest 7 1--WE observed yes.
tcrday 4 little, thin old man, with
rag bag in his hand, picking up a
large number Of small pieces Of whale
bone, which lay in the street. The
deposit was OF such singular nature.
that we presumed to ask the quaint
looking gatherer how he supposed
they came there. Don't know, he
replied in squeaking voice, 'but |
'spect some unfortunate female was
wrecked about here somewhere We
were told afterwards that this aged
man is in the habit of making very
curious answers to all questions asked
him.
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FTENISHING GOODS.
eA1UEL PERRY

Merchant Tailor,
IIAS on hand new and full assortment OF French
III and English Clothes, Cassimeres and Vestings
suitable for the season, which he will make up 10
MEASURE on shsrt notice and reasonable terMs.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for spring and summer wear, which
VIII be aold sscheap asthe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS.
A gsod supply ofsyerythng necessary fora gentle
msn,s wardrobe. Spring style Of Hats,
Caps, TruAks, va1ices, &c.
P.S. Would invite thoseaboutto purchase goods
In line TO give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble to show
goods. Thankiullor pasifavors hoPesa continuance
ofthssams SAMUEL PERRY.
Davenport April Is 1855.
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THEAMBRoTYpE.-The artby which
snbrotypes are produced involves a
new scientific process. by means of
which pictures, far exceeding in beau
t, and durability anything heretofore
knows in the photographic art, are
produced, when the method is skill
fully employed. The pictures are
made on plate glass, over which is
placed corresponding glass, the two
being sealed together BY an indestrue-
table substance, which soon hardens-
the two glasses becoming, in effect.
one, with the picture in the centre.
This is the Distinguishing characters
tic or feature in the process. Sealing
the two glasses together, in the man.
ner specified, not only renders it per.
,nanept, but the substance used in do
ing it also gilds the picture, giving it
fine tone and brilliancy.
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JAS. RUMB0LD, JE.,
. TR A TOR AND BUILDERt
shop % aiel bot. 5th and 6Lh sts, rear Of Gongre
sfuohsi, aud West el Methods, Church
, tnc 4fsh 'Sdd6 wtl
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ny Spring Goods have arrived!
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS.
Ready-made Clothing!
II i peealsss to say ansr the long detention OF
hsss .hnss BY the state Of the rver that am ready
TO exhibit my stock fer sale 10 customers and e.
qualy needless to say that N stock Of goods
i full and also very choice. was ia the eastern
market before the stocks there were reduced, ane
consequently had a good chance for seieetion. My
CLOTHS, CAsSlMERS 4 Vestings
Q am ready TO make up TO orders short notice, in
The best style OF the art.
Mr.. Dunn who has been my cutter for the past year
viii rsnain with nsto give MI and ny friends : nis
READY .yiadc Clothing Department
ts well supplied with assorted goods, and selected with
ereal care. only asS examination to prove 10 all
hs4ruih of the ABOVE statements. Please callat
EDWARD ALDEN'S
Clotlai1aS store,
Second ST., opposite lie Claire Roap
Davenport. Apl adf EDWARD ALDEN
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U6vehpuIss1 vi = ].
FR ESfi nj EA rs.

vr,Hl . bssrbsr has taken stall IA the upper end
u Of " Lower MARKET, where ne assures me pup
Ceed uees q the country aHoFds, and 81 - low
ssice g hey cAs bs oblsinsd in The city He ssks
Ssrs OF pubic patronage. Meat delivered at the
Yssj6epeea ofc0ss00srA w. y. MOORE.
Nay TN, le5s. dtf
YzfxGfXxxID
Tor RsoAng ~. Porssr urs's- Rock Island,
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!. D. MYERS, DENTIST,
TFsf ssss-, Haa removed his Office 70 Second
ICLig st. between BRADY and Perry, a
low doors east Of Smiths Store.
He hOgp- ihat The 4s three wears constant ptactise
~ ihs CTS HAS given surH satisfaction IS viii induce
those wishing dc 8crElgss Of Dehtai 70 seek his
new location.
: 70 hts WORK any eugHbe 0f references can be
giYauI desired. sept2 '55 dwtG
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A. S. MAXWELL, NJ. D.,
SURGEON, ,OCrLEsT s. &oPEtgAy0R
TENOT0hY q PLASTIC SURGERY,

&. W Corner Tenth and Harrison Streets,
DAEENPOEEE'. sGWA.
References:
Prof b. &. AcKLE, NJ. D., Cleveland, OHIO.
f.. tIEEsToE, IL u. Cleveland, o., Med sup. \ o
&-v. Tor Insane,
gEuE ;. u. ARH0K. 81. H., Cincinnati, ..
&. d. WOOD, n d., EsW York, ocuasl and Auto
ut4aan Surg.
q asr4ti3na ioF lHo removal of CataraGts, Pt0sis,
s4assuus or aqgArlHgs, Hare -dp, ClHb-FOo', Con-
IFt. eI sUlBg, DC, as,
U.LIrlLl.
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Ns- *. MOOR FL
FROM REV HAVEE, CT.
EFEsC3l tlunGr, Sign aud Druame TAI Painter
irsutr Of &ood, stone AMI Marble.
Lettering and Gliding On M
GLASS,
~ tHa4E @Utaes, iut5rtgf DECORATIONS, P0rtzgfts.
ranEfy, L4Dtscapsss 4 G., al short notlce
~ Painting and Granirg rof tho trade.
ts earBer Fourth sud Brady Suset.. Davenport
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21
Important from Kansas

CHICAGO, Aug. 10.
Startling news from Kansas received this
morning. The Free State men have discover
an organized plan to concentrate men, arms
and ammunition at differen points in the Ter
ritory, for the purpose of sudden and gener-
al attack Immediately upon the adjournment
of Congress, to exterminate or expel all the
Free State settlers. Twelve fortified Block
Houses have been erected at different points
one at Shawnee, one at Oesawotamie, one
at Franklin, &c, supplied with canon, rifles
and ammunition. They are garrisoned princi
pally by Missourians and Buford's men.
On the night of Tuesday, the 18th, a COM
pany OF Free State men attacked the fort at
anklin, for the purpose of securing arms, in
anticipation ofan attack. The garrison proved
stronger than was supposed, and the fight last
ed four hours. One Free State man was killed
and two seriously wounded. Three Nilsson
rians were wounded, but none killed. The
Free State men captured the block house, and
took one cannon and fifty stand ofrifes, which
were seized in Lawrence in May.
No other houses in Franklin were disturbed
The Missourians retreated to large camp at
Washington Creek, southwest of Lawrence
company OF Dragons occupied Franklin
Wednesday morning.
The Leav4nworth Journal ofthe 18th (extra)
contains a flaming call Of arms The border
towns are excited and general musteii lg of
Missourlans is demanded by the pro-slayery
leadars in the Territory.
CHICAGO, 10, ?. M.-Additional intelligence
received from Kansas this ?. NJ. states that
before the attack upon the Notifications at
Franklin, he Free State men applied to the
military authorities for the dispersion of the
same under Shannon's proclamation, which
was refused.
At large meeting held at Kansas city, on
the 18th, II was resolved to send five thousand
men into the Territory Immediately. meet
ing held at Lexington, ON the 10th, it was re-
solved to send quota of men up to the scene
Of the difficulties by the first boat
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NEW YORK, Aug. IL.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool, with
dates to the 9th inst, arrived this morning,
having passed Sandy Hook at O'Clock.
The Cunard steamer Africa arrived out on
the Sd inst.
SPAIN-The most important news brought
by the Baltic is the surrender of the insur-
gents of Saragossa to the Queens troops under
Gen. Duloe. This occurred on the evening OF
the 1st Friday when the royal troops entered
the city without opposition and disarmed the
citizens. No definite particulars have been
received, but the whole seems to have been
effected without bloodshed. A Il Spain has
now submitted to the ODonnell ministry
His future policy is not known, but it is re
ported that he is attempting to make up a
Quarrel with the Liberals.
FRANcE.-Tranquillity having been restored
in Spain, Napoleon has given orders for sns-
pension of all movements of troops toward
the frontier.
Gen. Pelssier has returned and as a reward
for his services has been created duke.
A rumor prevails that the Emperor is sui
rering from spine disease.
Italian affairs remain as untelliglbfe as ever
There are reports of remonstrance to Sar
DINA, made by France in favor OF Austria.
The Emperor of Austria and King OF Prus
STA having had an interview at IophtS, numer
! Gus dispatches have been exchanged the las
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J few days between Paris and Vienna. Thu
Cabinet of the Tuilleries has communicated t,
the Cabinet of Vienna the last note addressed
to the Western Powers by the Court of Naples
and declared that the Government of the En-
peror Napoleon was in the highest degree dis
satisfied with the principles expressed in tnt
document; and moreover that it was deter
mined with the cooperation of England tc
constrain the Neapolitan Government to give
way TO the legitimate demands of the West
ern Powers.
Austria continues to represent to the Cabi
net of Naples the necessity Of giving way tc
the Western Powers, adding that in the event
| of resistance it must not count on the norai
or physical support Of Austria.
Russian camp of 5000 men is formed on
the heights OF Inkerman.
The Porte has again declared itself by a
fresh diplomatic note opposed to the union Of
the principalites.
Russia intends to object to the amount oil
annual tribute demanded from the principali-
ties by the Porte.
The English. Austrian and French commits
sioners are of opinion that Belgrade should be-
long to Turkey. Russia protests.
1t was rumored that the Russians had sent
1900 men into kars, and that they were re-
storing the Publications of that town.
Denmark proposes to fortify the Sound, and
it is said that Russia advises it.
A terrible disaster has occurred at Saonica
Un the 18th ult., a fire broke out in 4 Turkish
khan in the Frank quarter, and soon extended
over the houses in its vicinity. By the exer-
! TONS however, OF the Governor, Achmet Pa
sha, and numerous multitude, the fire was
got under and. when everybody was ready to
retire, fearful explosion took place in the
house of John Schilizz, a French merchant,
who had secreted in it about 200 lbs of gun
powder, contraband. The number of killed
and wounded by the fire Salonica amounts to
fully 700. Among the latter are the Russian,
Dutch, and Sandman consuIs. Schilizzl has
been arrested
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21

AMERICAN BANNER We have received the
Prospectus of a new paper of this name to be
issued at indianapolis by Mr.. c. c. Butler. 1t
will be published weekly, at 81 per annum, or
for the campaign so cents; 10 copies 81; 20
copies SIS. The Banner will advocate the
principles of the American party, and the cleo
ton of Fillmore and Doneison. We suggest
that some American take the business in hands
here, and get up good club for the American
Banner. Long may it wave! Wee furnish
a Prospectus.
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THE RIVER, &c.-We have at last had q
few inches rise in the river at this point. II
was still rising yesterday, slowly. The Louis
vile Journal of Tuesday says:
The river has risen here inches since Fri
day, which makes a rise of inches at Port
land. The immense quantity Of rain, which
fell yesterday and last night, has extended
above Cincinnati, and we shall have in a very
few days stage of water which will enable
the larger class of boats to run.
The Journal gives list Of twenty-five boats
now running between Portland and the mouth,
as follows:
eli Princess, V. X. Stevenson Jutia Dean, Res
cue, John Bell, Kate Sarchet, Arkansaw Trav-
eler, Eclipse, Ella, Raven, Cuba, Rochester,
: Hickman, Diamond, VIM. Knox Blanche Lew
is, John TOmpklns. Chattanooga, Marengo, w.
G.. Woodside, Nettie Miller, City of Cairo,
Castle Garden, Moderator, d. H. Morton and
Thos. Scott.
q The Cincinnati Commercial of Tuesday says
the river is stationary, but anticipates speedy
rise.
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PEOPLES MASS MEETING.

Mass meetings of the People opposed to the present
administration and It's continuance under James Buchan
an will held at the following times and places
Judge Morton and others will address the public.
ss'- Princeton, August Esd.
5'erTe Haute September Sd.
Aeymour. September 5th.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MORTON.

Judge Morton, Peoples candidate for Governor, will
sp the following times and places Let tne whole
people turn out and hear him:
Mt. Vernon. August 81, at P.M.
Evansville, August "a, at ] M.
Princeton August o. at Pm.
Pete rsburg, August 25 at r. NJ.
Washington, August 2G, at P, N.
Dover Hill. August p. at p. n.
Paoli, Angus %, at p. NJ.
Spencer (Owen Coz August 90, al Pm
Bloomheld, August ~, ut ! P M.
sullivan September 1. ! P. NJ.
Bowling Green, Sept. g Mt | Pm
Terre Haute sept. g. at J P. N.
Seymour. Sept 5, at O'Clock.
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Political Discussion.

%. P. MORTON AND A. P. WILLARD,
Candidass for will address the PEOPLE at Ev
ansvins the political issues of the day. FRIDAY
A q I'D 1856 1T o'eIosf VI. lie, body attend
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.57 OF The weather yesterday was delightful.
The morning cool, the MONDAY pleasant, the
evening-al right. No complaint can be
made Of this summer excepting we have had
rerhans 4 little too much dry weather.
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CLOTHING AT wHOLESA LE.
EncnuraUe KEnme lnduSfrY.

FNHE undersigned take leave inform the erchants of
this city country tbatthey have this day
ed the of CLorHING are also importing and
Cloths Oassemeres Satenetts Jeans
Tweeds of Linsgs. and Tailor Trimmings
Having the materials of first eias seores
and ny am .loy the hands it enables to
wing and experience in this of bust
enables compete with other
OF this SORT in respect to prices as well as
teri
Won seek distant where will
and and prizes lower here than
other places call and examine in order to verify
- A. ANSPACHER & co.
ivIs-Am Main street next door Bra Ich Bank.
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ANOTHER BIG PoLE-The workmen of Mr..
Archy Sullivan's brick yard, in Lamasco, just
below the Evansville warehouse have erected
n tall and beautiful pole, at the top Of which
floats streamer, and below it big flag, hav-
ing upon it the names of Fillmore and Donel-
son, and the stars and stripes. These men
are evidently opposed to the ''ten cent Jimmy
candidate, as all aboring men should be. Fill
more poles are starting up over the land
Where the true American seed is planted,
there these poles will grow. Their fruits are
invariably the "stars and stripes" and the
Union. Raise them everywhere. Show the
enemy you not only alive, but full of en-
thusiasm. In Heavens name. if FILLMORE and
the Union" cannot inspire enthusiasm in every
American heart at this day, what words shall
give the inspiration?
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sassSRT% ES4s.a' ~ as. an AGC AAON.
- =. GREAT RARGAINSl

yNNE will sell public auction at the door
Of WooIsey & Nelson's Auction Roem. IN the city Of
Evsnsyle on Monday in september 1853 the to-
Lowing real estate vz:The UNDIVIDED alt OF s Get o. the
Wharf in front Evansville on the ohio river
from Il centre OF 70
point line About 500 ieet OF th,s
Is already affords the only good land
ing in low Tor steam boafs.
I0-in0 Lot s, Containing
II 10 100 lot o. aiming % Oo scrs
the southeast OF the quarter o sec
south in Vanderburgh county
ALso-Lot-. containing acres IN sectisn 10 town
10 Also. of lot l. western OF 4ot y
western3 lot block all the Fourth Err largement .
the city of Evansville Terms made known on the
day of sale. j. BRAY. ! Assighees OF
VS. tbs JNO. SHANKLIN, : G. Bell.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-21
AUCTION SALES.

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AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MFRCHANTS.
and Real Estate Brokers',
EEAVING leased for term of years fitted the
Old Court House. Main streets we
auction or private
sale all kinds OF merchandise
furniture. horses. buRgies. etc.
Cash ttvaneeS ms l. on 90 when required
cling clock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wsdu esday
and Friday lights, at early gas light.
SALE OF RIAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month. at 10 o'coek A. u.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville containing all the EnIsrgemens
eving will be for this interest of all concerned
the Mo ud5y OF EV=ry
Real Estate auctOi All those wishing
time public due notce
The patronage those having Houses Lands
for sale either public private SALE is solicit
ted. jyI5 WOOLSEf & NELSON. Auct's.