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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28

A ANSPACHER VS. E. L. OoNANT. EFT AL Sale in
June House door lots and In Block w. La
masco city.
I. E. GARvIN and JACOB LUNKENHEINER VS.
MARGARET G. ROQUEr ct al-Sale at Court house aoor
June 7th. of all that portion OF the outher
of the 1blc Square $50 caed) in Evansville
county rws-beginnng on line OF SAID
quarter said square Third in said city, at point
city running thence towards Locust a. feet thence
right angles Sd # and inches thence parallel vain
said Sd St. "A towards Main thence 56 TO the place
of beginning with the thereunto belonging
PIGEON TOWNSHIP VS.. MARGARET q. R0QUET ct
aSale June 7th Court House of the wing goun
in ming this line of Main street IN sad
at right angles Main oey in of
square the south side thence parallel with Main ST.
towards 1891 thence parable Sd Main
JOHN SHANKLINv VS.. JAS. ROQUET and j j. CHAN D.
LERSae 7th at Court House door, Of that OF the
southerly of Public Square in Evansville
derburgh county Ind beginning on Main street. feet
running between said quarter and lot No los
from Main to Locust running thence towards Sd st s IT,
extending back from Main ST. of that width by lines par
the alley in the running thence to %
which said conveyed to the said koquet by
agent deed dated Feb 2th 1854 recorded in
and 362
/ JOHN HEWSON VS. JAMES AND ELIZABETH ENNIS
door, May 9th. oflo No Is In Block Al
in the E. Enlargement of Evansville.
/ WIN. H. LAW VS.. VIM. AND JANE HYDE. Sale at Cour
door May 18th Of North half of lot IN Block 6 II
/ LamascO city.
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0Er 1t will be perceived by the following
special dispatch to the N. Y. Times, under
date of the 18th, that Senator Bright, of this
State, is abundantly able to take care of him
self, as we yesterday said he was. Our next
Senator must be knock down and carry
out'' character, or he may be jSunanerized:
It is stated that Capt. Darling, doorkeeper
of the House, was knocked down last night by
Senator Bright, for insulting language. An
effort, it is expected, will be made tomorrow
to expel Darling from the doorkeepership.
One charge to be made aginst him is interior
ence with the legislation of Congress.
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MCKINNEY a. COOKF.

WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN LOCUST STREETS.
Avn just received and large supply of fine and
cheap Mantilas fine sets Application Undersleeves
collars Cemets ndersleeve and the best and hnest as
sJrtment of Embroideries bought for this
They invite speedy cali from all the citizens of
and surrounding country examination for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise to sell any ar
come en- and all my22
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o. For something particularly interesting
to gentlemen, see new advertisement of Vau-
tier & Marconnier in another column.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28

" Do you want good Indigo? If so, go
to Keller, Farnsley & Co.'s Drug Store, on
Main srteet they have just received sup
ply which can't be expelled in any market.
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no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

EDROPOSALS will received by undersigned until
q 10th of June for the grading and paving with
2uches deep 100 from Tow
Water street. and graveled Water
the gravel be ten inches thick Also gutter
of lime II inches Deep laid gravel and IL
wide top that of the river from
Mill to Sd street above the public square.
Payments be secured by lien the Wharf Ten
per will be allowed upon the of said Whar
the city reservng the right quidate the whole
ton debt dissection The arising from
said Wharf Wharves the extnguishment Of the
principal whole principal and
interest extinguished by the within twenty
NJ S. HANCOCK. Mayor;
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HTST received per steamer Glen dale complete assort
ev ment of Fancy Summer Clothing Furnishing Goods
Hats Caps sc fine lot of Fancy Cassimers Cloth
and Maree will be made in the latest styles ana
the reasonable terms Thankful for past favor
ask continuance of the same. A. L0BENSTINE'S.
myI9-im western Star Clothing Store under Pavilion,
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my23-1wd
LOST CuW.

G0zs A DARK red COW. with but little white on her
NSS aud that the legs and end of her TAIL srayed
Mn from her nearly two weeks ago. She was
with calf and have calf by this She
horns shorter than the and somewhat wrinked
crumpled. Ears not marked. Medium size. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving word this Office Cook
rnv2 1 W.
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L. y. d. ID.

THE members of the Independent of Druds
quested to meet their Hall this evening" IA o'clock
punctual attendance is requested of
will be transacted. By order. my29-1t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28

OF Governor Joseph A. Wright will ad-
dress the Democracy Of the city of Indianapo-
lis, on Tuesday evening" May 9th
Let there be full house. Gov. Wright is
an able speaker, and will expose, in master
ly manner, the hypocricy of the opposition.
State Sentinel.
Gov. Wright might find great field of by
pocricy nearer home, and more strongly de-
handing public exposure. He might expose,
as he doubtless inadvertently will, some of the
political hypocricy which has made him known
as the greatest demagogue in the State. He
might also expose little of the hypocricy o
the State Sentinel, which few months age
called him selfpuffer and an arrant dema-
gogue, but which is now well pleased to fond
ly fawn on him. If Hypocricy is to be hi'
theme, he should make the leaders of his owl
party the subject of discussion.
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Henderson. Ky, May 20, 1856. my2s 2
a CHAN1iEl NO REAKE EION EY-

VANSYILLE the best point in the state for the tab
IA lishment offs Pork and Molasses Barrel Factory.
If the ri ht kind of of men, viii
in the business will give the Right for the county and fur
nish Trapps celebrated Barrel Machinery fair
price, and will oneha of the amount in stock of the
concern. Apply personally or by letter to
JOHN d. DEFREES.
mY23-IWd IndianapOls. Ind
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

[Under this head always be found correct statement
Sherfs Sales including names Of parties properly
and time saIes.1
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


One square, ten lines or less time three times eli
one week 81 weeks 81 5oi month, 81 three
months 81 So months, SO; year SIS. Discount
larger Cards of six lines under So
annum No for marriage, death religious notices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28

E7 As spring Summer medicine would recommend
Dr. j. HosTETTER's celebrated Stomach Btters above all
others It's strengthening and invgoratng effect
itaed system is tru It's tonic action on the
liver drive all humors thereby
cleansing the system all gained
for these Btters such enVabe reputation nasmHch
they pleasant the and in
general family medicine wherever known orsae
by Druggists and Hotels generally.
RALLOOk & SToDDARD,
W00LSEY & SAWYER, Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28

Mr.. SANDERs-Please announce my name candidate
for Becorder of VanderbErgh County the ensuing Fall
election SUBJECT the decision of the Democratic Conven
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS. ESQ. PLEASE my
dae for the office Clerk the Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myl7+ LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL:I candidate the office OF Sheriff
of Van4erbuTgh county at the ensuing October election
myl2-te VIM. HOLDEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 Notices in this place per line insertion
20 cents per line three mes 30 cents line week.
cOunton longer time.
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lagonda Agricultural Works.

New York SeIf-aSakIng akeaper, $50
The simplest strongest durable widest cut and light
draft SeRaker invented The Gearing runs In an
IRON FRAME.
New York Hand Raking Reaper, Sa25
Reapers have been built an used
with universal success Width of 6 feet. Easy work
for two horses Tho very best Hand Raker ever made
KetcRAum9S Patent Mowers, S115s
REEL s. EXTRA.
The Combined to Reap $2o additional, Sl35.
eight thousand of these Movers have been
built and all portions of the country Their value and
capacity well known and Acknowledged
SeymOur,S Grain Drill n Grass So Wer,
Seventy-five Dollars.
The t complete gifts class.
NindIe Derger.S Portable cider Mill
and Press SIS.
With solid Zinc Roersw1 make from STA to eight barrels
of Cider per day. Every Farmer should have
Revolving Hay Raker Straw Cutters &c. &c Transport
raid by purchasers Letters answered promptly
| WARDRR. BROKAw CHILD.
Springfield. CLARK Co.. Ohio.
JOHN S, MITCHELL. Agent.
nd
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M. -. ROSs. mn. ID


THNENDERS his services the citizens Of Ev-
ansvle and vicinity; residence between Judge Foster
and J. Fl. BOfendck Cherry street Evansville Ind.
apIS-lyd
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In CINCINNATI on the 10th ult.. ooRNELIA A. SAWYER,
wife of DR.. f. W. Sawyer, Evansville daughter
Rev. Eli iah Slack, of Cincinnati, aged rs years.
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Speaking at Henderson.

Hon. Archie Dixon, of Kentucky, made a
speech at Henderson last Monday. He de-
signed this speech as another personal ex-
PLANTATION. . We were present, and heard him
personally explain himself for two and a
half hours. We went there with almost the
single purpose Of hearing this speech and just
what Mr.. Dixon could say for himself and Ct
his late unparalleled political inconsistencies.
We had intended reporting the personal ex-
PLANTATION, +" or at.least of giving it an extended
notice. There is no use doing the one or the
other. If there was one man in the Court
House at Henderson, who did not pity Archie
Dixon during that speech, unless Indignation
overcame pity-who did not despise the cum
ming with which he sought to protect himself
at the expense Of old Wings, old Democrats,
and new born Americans-yet pity the great
man who demeaned himself to use il, then the
hearts of the audience belied the expressions
upon their faces. Not stamp, nor clap Of
the hands, nor hurrah, appreciated any sin
gle sentiment he uttered, or approved of the
man when utteringit. A cold, chilling, heart
sickening apathy, existed in every part of the
room, even when at times a golden touch Of
Archie's old eloquence touched frozen hearts
like ray of sunshine In all that crowd not one
man seemed Dixon's friend. Never before
was such an appeal for heart sympathy, more
contemptuously Knocked. Why then attempt
to report his speech or comment upon it 3? Il
most strikingly failed in its object. Not 8
single person did it convince. 1t could moi
have done so. What was not directly in rela-
ton to himself was an attack upon that "hel
monster, " as he called it, Know Nothingism
That was the beginning Of his discourse, and
he closed it with" Know Nothingism is
dead, dead, dead" The whole speech was
called by an old Wing in our presence, cdr
ty Locofoco Speech" and that is precisely
what similar address would have been called
by all old Wings few years ago. Mr.. Dixon
is now CIPHER in politics. The country has
lost his services, whatever any party may
have gained.
] Col. Crockett was loudly called upon when
Mr.. Dixon sat down, and was received with
great enthusiasm. Although he had every
right, by Mr.. Dixon's uncalled for attacks upon
the American party, to treat him severely, YET
greatly to Mr.. DIS comfort, he promised not
to touch upon him personally. We heard Mr.
Crockett for nearly an hour, and were obliged
to leave. He spoke like man who felt wha
he said, and was therefore eloquent We mucf
regretted not being able to hear him through
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28
THE ASSAULT ON SENATOR SUMNER.
Full Particulars.

[From the Correspondence of the N. Y. Times.l
Evidence is positive that the assault on
Senator Sumner was deliberately planned last
night among party of Southerners. Brooks
waited at the Porter's lodge of the Capitol
grounds this morning to make the assault, but
Mr.. Sumner happened to ride up in car
riage.
After the adjournment, Brooks took seat
in the Senate Chamber, and waited some
twenty minutes until Mr.. Sumner was quite
alone, before approaching him. Mr.. Sumner
was writing hurriedly, and was penned into
his chair by his desk. Brooks approached
and called him by name, when Mr.. Sumner
looked up Brooks said, &c have read your
speech twice. and carefully. 1t is a libel on
South Carolina, and on Mr.. Butler also, rel
alive of mine' At the same instant, with
out warning, he struck Mr.. Sumner blow
which rendered him unconscious, repeating it
at least a dozen or fifteen times.
Such men as Crittenden, Geyer and Payne,
promptly characterized it as a cowardly and
shameful outrage This seemed to excite
Keitt and Brooks, who exchanged glances,
when the latter exclaimed, I" No matter-one
will do for you to-day!' The meaning of this
expression seemed to be that they would for
bear the assault on account of Crittenden's de-
nuneiation.
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mARRIED:
DIED:

en- the 2sth inst, by JOS Wheeler ESQ., Mr.. RYBRO
Pa RSLEY to Miss PHEBE CHAPMIN, all o this city
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ADAMS, EMPRESS COMPANY.
SEsR%
afS5a Z = 5. ss.ss5.ss. J
Ssa5EEa u i zsii iIIKT ii III III iiiiaIEll.
W# IS 7EFsS s5sstE IA xE8Et
NEW ARRANGEMENT

TT7HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RESPECTFULLY an
i their friends, the public of Evansville anGs
vicinity that they have determined to ONCE
Evansville be devoted exclusively the transaction
business of their Line and have appointed Mr. GEO
w MCBRIDE their Agent who from his connection
is perfectly fsmsr with all the
details of their operation This arrangements has
with the sole of increasing the facilities
Express and thereby increase its desirahy to the pub
lcto which the best efforts of local agent
will be especially directed
All persons with company will peassS
call Mr.. Mcbride. office First street, be-
Main who alone authorised c for
from this date
! nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER. Superintendent
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FEEA hf-chests extra fine assorted Tea in Il b papers,
4 10 hf- chests Tea-GunPowder. Imperial and Hyfon;
so caddies unpowder Imperial and Tyson lbs each;
rs Gunpowder. Imperial and Y Hyson 10 lbs eaeh
IOhf-ehess Pouchong Teas of quality for sale by
/. d d. HERMANN.
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GOVERNOR,
OLIVER H. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON, of Allen.
t TREASURER OF STATE,
WMILLIA h. NOFFSINGER, of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
IL. w. In. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
JOHN L.. SMITH, of Boone.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES HI. CRAVENS, of Ripley.
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TiPpecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, of Miami.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-28

ENMBICHS Store three doors below Sec
the great Bazaar for and CHEAP
has just received another fresh lot of Summer
Goods. which he is selling at the lowest rates my29
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ADD. H. SANDERS, EDITOR.
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.

WEDNESDAY MORNING ::::::::.MAY %
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VHEY CAN,T Wel

A4EEA ClAN'E III u y "A n
VERY FINE s. INFER SOFT A s
FHNHE best lghest shad Soft Hats that
u be Call and see.
my2S VAUTlER & MARCOEEIER, Main street.
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my2S ltd 4tw
RH YolksbOte copy.
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MNLOUR are constantly receipt Of the best extra
n brands OF family Flour ever ohsre2 IN ti Q
sale by TENNEN " SVhHHsV"'
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HANDSOME DWELLING FOR SALE CHEAP.
WILL sell at private sale; the handsome dwelling
built by jacob Bonn. with the lot which stands
feet front by lS feet deep, Division
and Sth street. This ia model house and handsomely finish
ed inside and with every necessary Improvement.
TERMs.-0ue-thrd cash. Is in months and q in II
months with mortgage the premises fnot sold before
the 25h June it will be sold 1t auction day
prenises The title is perfect, JOHN INGLE, JR.,
my3 I'm Agent,
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RICH Rare AND REMARKABLE.
EENHE richest and varied stock of spring and summer
II gooes ready inspection at kosers new
the Main and First street. pect-
fully invite the ladies of Evansville and vicinity to give
call before purchasing elsewhere still adhere to our
old motto 'sell cheap and sell heap
Our style Mantillas silk and straw oonnets Freneh
trimmings KID ana hnlsh SILK
gloves parasols shaws briiants de aines bareges
goods ladies' misses and children's
wear and in fact every article in line has rival
in point quality. all goods have been
chased at New York Of the first importers and
enabled complete with house in this
any Western city. =,
tonishirg low prices. apis RoSER BRO FREY.
d 10 <,OFFEE.5Ob bags reed per Anteore. by
*, deoSI S. E. GILBBPT& co. Syc. near water.-.
UPANDY.-25 doz pure Cataw ba brandy for sale by
ID my3 l. q ID. HERMANN. j.
wv r.. CHEFS E.--35 boxes W R. Cheese reed rer
Nv Ohio. forsaie by myl2 J.W. as. YIOKERY.
HpATTING. &C.--25 bales No. 2 Batting;
aB 20 Bonnet Board; IS Wrapping Paper reed
per Rainbow by my H. H. COON SUI.
ENGINE STORES
E1 Il o lbs assorted Gun Packing;
1. reels Packing Yarn;
200 lbs assorted White Rore;
3 doz assorted Wrenehes;
80 lbs Nc Flour of Emory
4 bbis Winter strained Lard OLE;
o T sale by NV HORNBRooK co.
VI ADDER, & GIL eask Nader: l Dbl salt retrei
I'VE bags Pepper; bags Spice, Just reg per
my7 q q. OooN " So.
MNLOUR-We constantly in receipt Of the pest
sale by TENNEY 81 SoRENSoN,
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II you ever think Of marrying .
widow, SON" said an anxious parent
to bis heir, "select one whose fifst
husband was hung that y the only
way to prevent her throwing bis mem
ory in your face, and making annoy
ing comparisons Even that won I
prevent it," exclaimed erusty old
bachelor che will then praise him
and say, Z hanging would be to good
for You"
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49, =
NOTICE.

In 'he matter Of The succession of IoRiN
HEay, deed Sixth Judicial District
Eoutt. = Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge
: Probate 7 No 39G
w HERFAs. FRhHcts Il. sAss. has this
W lay filed III The utlite Of The nndefsigu
ed Clerk. petition praying Tor the henp
ogatinn OF bis account as Administrator Of
said Estate
Notice is hereby given, calling upon al
persons interested 10 show cause within
thirty DAYS from The FIRST publication Of
said paiice why said account should not be
approved, hulnaiogated and made The jndg.
p,ent Of said Count. JOS. EFHLER.
pct25. aod- ". Dep'ty Clerk
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NOTICE.

STATE or LOUISIANA Sixth Judicial
District Contt,--parish Of East Baton
Rouge ---In the succession # j4mFs "a
ELAN, tlec'd.-- NJ, 9th" Ptebate.'
WI HEREAs, JANIS Essfx ELAN. has
w applied to the Court aforesaid, y he
appointed Administrator Of the Succession
81 James NJ Elam, late Of Ibis Parish deed
Notice IL hereby given to All persons ~
terested to show cause, within ten DAYS iror
the first publication Of this notice. why saic
application should not be granted.
i,oyi3 j. q. GAYLE, Dup'r Clerk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., says lunch, u

fFonrpss.--fursune, says Punch, y
II .aid knocks once " every mans
aoor, Ii Ii from the very reason, pre-
haps, Of her knocking only once. that
% few people allow her u come u. =
The faet ii, they mistake her ~ q
tratlesmap, Or dun, Or begging letter
writer, or the income tax ehthtteF.---
If Fortune IL real lady (and she IS
rich enough to be one,) then, plague
take her, why dosen'l chs come with
n double knock 7
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DIR Ddilg Gnlupt.
-~z-4s-as=ass-s-zaa
BATON ROuGElA.NOv. Id, 1879.

Tnn Uurcknr ~ Nlunr.-On 90.
Ing ID press, yesterday evening, The
Concert Of Nine. eieminski, ut the
Harvey House, had not come off, and
for this sufficient reason, w cannot
properly speak, Of it, merits --hnt
Judging from the llattering notices
elsewbere, and The opihiun Of autne Of
our eitizsbs who heard a hearsals we
are prepared 10 nay, that Ike company
possesses rare talent and merit to emit
tie II to literal patronage from The low.
era 1T music. The performance to.
night Ii the last aud we look 10 zee the
Hallof The Old Harvey, eroved TO its
utmost capacity.
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Waxv xssssssys.

rrTE afsts sst nf,pnirg MI elegant assortment Of
WV window shades with Fixtures complete.
= ALSO
oil Jarpetit,H and quarters vide
Hearth Rugs, Mate etcs
a large int Of Mating Figured anu ia'h
/ b and quarters vile
ALSO
Direct fraffi The manufacturers,
A large variety 81 Extensive Fah'nRt Mahagehy
Walnut mid Oak,
Bureaus, Wltatnats, Towel Stands etc, etc.
Dining and Tea Tables
Card and Dressing do Ito
sah.a Tete-a Mates and pivans
RBskng ahh Easy Chairs,
patlor, Dining aud Office lic
With large assortment, Of HoHse Keeping ar
titlps If all kinds, III which the attention If ptf
chasets 10 ealed 1T the Furnishing Rooms q
eet.t5 j. PIPER 10 Gs4
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A Nav AartuAst-~Simon, al the Capt.
tul Cheap Store, has said II and the fact IL
established. He Ii resolved, nst only to
supply the people with indispensable things,
but also 10 keep such stock OF fancy goods
AZ must draw tasty peoples as t'were by mag
netie force fright into the Capitol Empoii.
um, On the corner Of Third and Laurel st
Among ether things offered this morning,
II will be seen, he has 4 lot Of fancy table
covers, with exquisite views 81 European
cities painied--cr rather woven into them.
Such persons ss have never seen the com.
terieit nresentiment al that celebrated place
spotenof, III such raptaous terms by Claude
Mellnot h the Lady Of Lyons-the Lake
Of Como can now see It AZ Il really ap.
pears IN paper---er rather 81, table cloths.
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Esr.ug store Hror sale.

17HR uNnERstHNED. hang obliged = leave for
| Farepe eh aetpltt o. fhhtilR interests; offers
for sale, his Apntlnaeafs Shop, we'll known ns oe-
cupying enc n tile best lncatibns II Baton Rphge.
II contains complete assortment Of Medicines,
perfttntry. Paints tke4, nj fresh ana n FIRST fate
condition
Tho tRfnis Bf sale, will he advantageous sn That
thp purchaser cannot fail Of success besides he GUS
tom is IF the best Il Hfdtt still more to enhance
the facilities Of the purchaser af the, Drug store
the undersigned Il willing t. lease fpi tetn @
yea,s, eithht part or The vhhle " his house. o.
else to sell the house, at the option Of the nhf
chaser. Eaug+5H-6ttts y. dbI kUAH,