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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-08
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.

AZ AUCTION.
BEING about to eaTe the State Iudaaa aad wishing
H administer upon estate and settle the
betor leave will. Monday. the 25th day Of Augu
D. 1885, s ut public suetou residence Third strest
opposite Cathole Church. AL my household and
kitchen furniture consisting Carpets Beds and bed
dig Chairs. also Piano Forte and large
Oil Painting also oe Carriages and Bugg and
all horses hands 1t the time of GALE
credit of will be given all SlO
taking notes with approved security.
valuable sale cheap and coed
terms All indebted to whom ain indebted.
requested TO call and settle. before the day of sae.
e23-ts 80, ~ - $50 s. KAHN.
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OF John P, Usher, Of yigo, is the Repnb-
publican nominee for Congress in the 7th Dis
trict, in opposition to John g. Davis, the Old
Liner who voted to repeal the Missouri Com
promise and let slavery get into Kansas. =
Usher will certainly be elected or we do not
read the signs Of the times Alright @ S
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GRAND TUX ON FIRE.-The steamer Leba-
nondown yesterday reported the Grand Turk
on fire in the hold, at French Island. The
boat was tied to the bank and the passengers
with their baggage were ashore. We will
learn to-day, whether she succeeded in subdu-
ing the flames. The Turk was bound up and
passed here Sunday evening.
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DASiEiw00I'ns' si1f;tTi;,y Rsssa, ysS: HIRAM y

Court House. of Main Third streets imme
1ately opposite the Washington Hotel.
NMAVING leased of years aud lifted tho
a above we'll known stand pre- pared to
eeve for sae auction private SALE all kinds of
dise household furniture. horses,
gies, c..
Cash advances made sign ments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
o'clock. A. NJ. Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
outdoorsAes sndsales of promptly attended
to. rtt
We weekly receiving. and have hand alarge
of FURNfU RE, consisting otsat
spindle aud bannter backs scroll and scollop rim
back once, French, Jenny Lind Bsstle wood seat
Chairs mahogany sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring rockers sofas sociables
dining and breakfast tables ght and wash stands
lounges mirrors. misses bedsteads,
trasses tin and wire safes which will sell Gin
CHM att prices.
have hand great variety ofnotisns jewelry
volins accordeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whps
etc., which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY NELSON,
my
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EVANSVILLE, July Z, 1856.

Mr.. SANDERS
In reading this mornings Journal, saw a
notice of child having been taken out of the
river on Saturday by Mr. Keats. Mr.. Keats
took the child out on shore, but did not catch
the child in the water first. NJ. Kelly first
seized the child and passed him to Mr.. Keats,
and then brought the child's hat out. The
two gentlemen are both praiseworthy for saw
ing the child. saw the whole transaction.
aa-sA94 Nh. A. S. &.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
adkA .4MG
B A L L [ c.
Nr1u YnpK July


New YORK, July z.
The Baltic has arrived.
Cotton slightly firmer in feeling. but quota
tons show no change. Sales of three days
$1,000 bales. s8
Brown, shpley & Co. quote Flour active.
Wheat dull. Corn dull Manchester trade
more active Consols advanced u, quoted at
94344. London Sugar market quiet.
The Africa had arrived out.
TheeYacuation of the Crimea was completed
on the 9Th of June. e@
The losses by the foundations in France
exceed two million francs, and further inunda-
tons are feared
La Presse says that the mediation Of Russia
hassscontracted an arrangement whereby the
United States agrees to pay Sound Dues an
other year.
England and France have resolved that Mel
dovia and Wallachia must continue to have
separate governments.
The Times proposes negotiations making
Grey town free and independent, and place
Mosquito and Indian under the joint protec-
ton of America and England. to arbitrate Bay
Islands, and also for America to acknowledge
the claims of England to British Honduras as
existed in 1885, and considers that if America
refuses they must then be resolved on a quar-
rel
The Times advises the government to settle
the Central American squabble before Bu-
chanan's election.
The Fourth in New York Accidents.
New YORK, July 5.
National anniversary celebration yesterday.
Usual demonstrations. About the usual num-
Der of accidents occurred. A young woman
named Hannah Wodean, was shot dead while
standing in the yard at her residence, with a
pistol fired from neighboring window, in the
hands of a young lady named Amelia Stewart,
The affair was purely accidental.
A young man named James Fogen was
stabbed to the heart in an ARRAY alta ball room
on Prince street The statue of Washington
was inaugurated early in the morning on
Union Square, in the presence of a vast con-
course of citizens. The ceremonies were very
imposing. DR.. Bethune delivered the Inau-
gural address.
tremendous rain storm came up about 2
O'Clock P. NJ, which lasted about an hour
The evening was clear.
| grand display Of fire works of all descrip-
tons took place in the evening, lasting from
shutdown till nearly midnight.
| Arrival of the Black Warrior.
WASHINGTON, July 5.
| The steamer Black Warrior arrived this
morning.
Sugar was pretty brisk, but business small,
as holders were demanding a further advance.
Muscovado in good demand and scarce at 81
@1oc. Molasses further advanced. Rye
slightly declined. Freights declined.
sssag 80. s.nsv PITrsBURG, July 5.
River feet IL inches by metal mark and
falling. Weather clear and warm. -
Later from Central America.
4 New YoRK, July S.
Spain has accepted the mediation of France
to arrange difficulties with Mexico.
i Atlsptic sailed to-day with amillion of spe-
cie.s a.aT
The feeling against Walker is strong. A
new army of 1900 will soon invade Nicara-
4 qua. a grI,55
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UNCUlsTsENT MONEY

HSrTIZENS Bank. Cherokee Insurance. Banking Cam
~ pany Plan aud Mechanics and Lagrange Bank Of
Georgia; and Com ereal Bank NASH
vile and phis most other Banks of Alabama
Georgia aud North and South carolina taken
Tor Groceries, lowest cash ices bought
discount Eel cash, by ). Z. GILBERT go.
lslttf Sye., near Water.
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a M a SIS M e ETIN G
EXTENSIVE FIRE AT MADISON, IND.
The Marine Railway and Several
Fi. Boats Destroyed.

A most extensive confagration occurred at
the Marine Railway, just below Madison, on
Thursday night about halfpast nine o'clock.
The fire originated in the saw mill, consuming
that, and then the flames spread to the lumber
adjacent, and machinery Of the railway, the
upper part of which was entirely destroyed.
Capt. David Whites new boat, which was
on the ways, was entirely destroyed, together
with the frames Of Charley Marshals boat,
building for the Red river trade. The bow OF
Beeler's new boat was charred and consider
ably injured. A great many Of the hands lost
their tool chests and other property.
The loss has been estimated at from one
hundred to two hundred thousand dollars
We were unable to learn whether there was
any insurance on the property destroyed, but
suppose there must have been.
Capt. Charley David, of the Lady Pike, in
forms us that on his down trip to Madison on
Thursday night while at Carrolton, about ten
miles this side Of Madison. the light from the
fire was plainly visible, insomuch that pin
could be picked up on any part Of the deck OF
the boat.
-srts ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.
From what can be gathered, it is supposed
the fire originated in the following manner
The firemen had cleaned out the boilers of the
saw mill, and raked out the fire underneath,
depositing the live Goals in wheelbarrow.-
The Waterman, we understand, states that he
discovered the wheelbarrow on fire, and went
to get some water to put it out, but when he
returned he found that it had communicated
to the lumber around, and he could do nothing
towarl extinguishng it.
Capt. Whites boat was TO have been launch
ed on Friday being entirely completed, with
the exception Of having her furniture on board.
She was valued at $4,000. Her name was
to have been John Roe fesa
This disastrous fire will be severely felt by
the Marine Railway Co., and injurious to the
steamboat building interests of Madison.
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THE HAaARp PowDEa coMpANY.


c. N IN I'D CD W al @ IA q
reduced their prices correspond with the
EG duced of Sapetre continue to offer their we'll
RIFLE Powder kegs and csuisters. Also tunpo WIDER
Blasting Mining. prisHg full qualtie
and required by the trade guaranteed to give entire
he standard OF their Powder which has now enjoye the
hghent ton for than twenty five will be
found unsurpassed by other snuseture of The kind
For sale y the prro and ALEC at the ONCE of
a p. DOUGLASS. seo'y ms@-emd &
MORE NEW SPRING COODS
N cases. Of ns spring noes for isaiss ana
ger hick srs nowopen and Will be sold the
n sp''ps who win please n0a; gsfss 81 Sc sos
1876. SPRING IT'S 4DE OPEN a 1860.
syfE subscribers in receipt Of heir srrirg soe
Misses Boys and ChldTen's Shoes Caters
SpPsrs &c. Sc 70 whieh shsy al the attention
from the rsSnd desirable stock in the Eastern
markets. - fs HESERICKS McREA,
-nh2i First % scar Main
a. H814--T1s Ea z RK0vAEs.
@N0LBURN & HFRSHBERGER removed their
by Mr. Hughes on Water street next oor t. Canal Bank
retail large of Matrases al sizes sn kinds
Wis Spring Cotton, Moss. shuck. Hair and Jenny Lind
Association. Moss HAIR shuck and Feather Piows,
Mattresses made order an guaranteed to give satsfs
The Country Merchants particularly invited
to Main next dOortO Canal Bank Evansville
z .ETTER AND FooLsGAP -pkpER-7s Resns
4 for sale BY my2s s; n. GILBERT co.
s. L. sruReEs Observation-Disclosures. JoHx A. s4uReSs.
WHOLESALE DeAIFRs iS
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 2s Broadway besw Franklin and Wash street
Ahlt-iyu 81. lLob'c 0NO.
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Observation-Disclosures.

H EvI IGLEHART. having sold TO John E. Little and
Ia Robert Little all his in thee anal Mills the part
nershp xsinR said parties under the
style Of Littes Igiehart is this day dissolve
The unsettled business OF firm viii be settled by Levi
Tglehart settle The firm
Will be used for the purpose Of quidatien snly
je23 IF .A LITTLE lGLEHART.
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z6~0E-TThe general health ofthe city was never
better than now, although we are in the midst
- of what is usually called the sickly season,
yetswe have not heard of any deaths or any
severe illness. exeepta few cases among in
fants. rzss15 y s34 ST ass S. $50
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AN Saturday the 18th small leather covered pass
beck ecu ubscri p0us Stock in the Wander
burgounsy Agricultural aud Horticultural Land Associa
tion signed by o. KsiseY. W Z. ow&rd. NJ MatheRa,
Phan r. Decker, N. j James and w. Collins The
fuder will arded by leaving the sam with
jefS P. HoRNROOK.
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Or We publish on the outside to-day, the
additional foreign news of the Canada.
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or Five Hogsheads Of tobacco were sold
last week at the planters warehouse in ST.
Louis at the following high figures q 7aa
No. l. Nett weight 1000 pounds, bought
by B. W Lewis & Co., Glasgow, Missouri, at
$50 SIS per 100 pounds. s.s ssal-sls5
No. q. Nett weight 1,15o pounds, bought
by B. W. Lewis & Bro, Of Glasgow, at $62
10 per 100 pounds. :, ,-l97 s. aag--..lsgs ,stsFa
NE. 8. Nett weight 925 pounds bought by
-Moffatt & Harris, of Hannibal, Misaeur at
$18 55 per 100 pounds
No. 4. Nett weight 1895 lbs, bought by G
f. Hill, st. Louis. at $17 IS per 100 lbs.
Is No. 5. Nett weight 1870 lbs, bought by g.
E Hill, St. Louis, at $40 80 per 100 lbs. IS.
We make note Of this sale as the above
are the highest prices ever paid in the United
States for tobacco put up in the regular way
of sale.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

~" MAhAL40 DI 4L41u1A141
Nav ORLEANS, JuIye.
Sales Of Western mixed corn 55c. Mess Pork SAL
Other articles unchanged.
~ $500. NEw YoRx. July S.
Flour advanced, sales Of 200 bbs at IS 9o96 As for
State Sc 5C@6 81. for ohio,6 eC@7 2ofo Southern.
Wheat buoyaut and advanced &c. Corn ftm. Mess
Pork unchanged. Beef firm. Whisky frin. Board Of
Brokers nn:n session having adjourned til New Year
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a STORE ROOM Wafer street next door to N. S
Johnsons Stone store. for reLt very low Enquire
ie5-1m -aa .r5 JOHN lNGLE. JR.
a. III. MOLASSEs-In prime cooperage. fol sale by
Sc les GEO. STER & co.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTA AND CON
~ r7f.a ID Hagu TIVE a QyEAfREg q an
HORSE STOLEN

LIGHT Bay Horse sbozt tive years old stolen from
~ my stable yesterday morning the nth liberal
ward viii he raid for the arrest Of the thief and recovery Of
the horse ieis-tf ROOT. PAREETT.
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ssPETtH IN 80

skPETtH TN - se.ssr
AEY Clerks they have bought Goods tMem
1Nh win be able to sell the present Eowsin
avoid the like have given them
sell the Goods much less than usual rates.
To and all others who want bargains in Dy
Goods. would respectfully now your time p - teh
in. S..EMBfCH.
apI2 Main street. three doors below seesna. 81
MCKINNEY & COOKE; 80
WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS,
NAVE just received and large supply OF me sna
cheap :fantillas fine Application Undersesvegs
Collars Ceizets Undersleeve and the best and hnsstA
OF Embrnideres bought for this market
They speedy call the czens of Evansviiia
and surrounding country examination themselves.
before purchasing they promise sell
ce in their house at the lowest cash prices Cone soon
and all. py21
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WAREmloe ss. Ale and Bar q
sale BY ie2o l. 8 D. HETMANN.
HlssEs sa.: S SoEF5E5E s. AND CANDLES.
lGe boxes Star candles in quarter half and whole boxes
forsale BY je2O T. & D. HEIMANN.
wv p. CHERsE.-Ioo boxes W. R. Cheese, Tor sale
JesO i'" at less than AfAs Price yoook SON.
EDITTsBURGH AND WHEELING VANS
an Il for sale s'''Is S'' COOK % S5s'
BONNEFS! B0NNETs.
T them Of on
half the original cost. Call and see them s EMBICH
on sunday, for the want Of Bonnet. 90 : js2s
rrsr :, ST; Logn. LAGER nEER; :. -,
e. 20 9s5 m1n and Fogrt ss
xRAss AND GRAIN scYTHEIw AYb q s a AIg
9s chests y in ESSfa s.'
2OOOsl Fl: s5i. = 4. :, ,.., =. ;,
lyl II COON SON.
WOOD! WDODi!
oKoRY and Ash Wood for sale BY the single in
Il larger quantities. Leave orders at -
uyss !. Esat / : ar en9kf Nam :.
NEW DURGS,
EIcH eTiERtfN just opened largo a.sortrnen,
aa sPsb aSS P%yess They Keep %ndv
GI coae pf Fv
ola %n'1
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No II Water
under the Journal Office. mys-tf
DIR J.FLEAGEES, DENTAL SURGEON,
Residence aud Office on Second near Locust sts..
EVANSVILLE 1SpTASA
perfo rmed in he most careful and thorough man
S ars sa adT69 NY superior ass
iua Perha Plate said to be many Once
JENNY tan w wiz .i SFRy the
ha Is rsSsrdsa oI6 " o1i
DOPE.-2o coils Cotton ROPe for sale by
nA jei2 ---s TENNEY 4 SoRENsoN:
Is coils Hemp Halter Rope; sre.ls Hemp Bed Cord
reels Man liza Bed &C. Co "a II, 70 DO Cotton d9
iell a0l NO. ! 10 iY' a. & D. HEIvAxS.
UMBER COO foot Heml oek Joist;
"A 10000 feet do Feneius Boards ard fer y sale
y --
zpOPE LOO coils Manila cordage all sizes. direct from
5ss D''''A NM s-F TENNEY soRENsoN.
wE7=TTE lima choice article of White / me in
hhis and bbl'. Tor sale by vtoKFny
NEW Light ON THE SURJECT.v4
opposite the new Court invite gem
Sats Es how SRs'n &
hads St s Linen vssogs H
season, all any of which will
sho notice and the reason BILE pricssf cash
Their is in having goods il they can't he sold Call
gentlemen If can only like Baizs
n ayf tsnH''Ai 70" must 's bAyID NEIL
PRINCE q co IS mELODEONS,
HF.=-l-1f-E4sssstent. May 23d. 1855.
By ss' T'
ment while the e soft and sabdued Here
all the Melodeons made ny Prince ei will be fur
nshed with this attach oent without extra ebaree
orights 9th but they prefer
make it in their instru only be OBJ
'-'9 y w F. CoLBuRN Western Agent,
mTl 76i5 West Fourth street
! 4t0LORED CAMBRICs.---as-e e455f Fa4 -
/ e. case dark coiors; ar- 7sgt 81 p SEQ
\ y do ligh do;
do black do rec to- az and toIsale hy ...s
/ my26 JAMES Low & co.
| %psHhrs "a MEDICAL.
! HAR W. A. HoRRALL Eclectic physician tenders his
the citizens of Evansville and vicinity in
prsetise medicine and ohsttcs Once Main street.
pposie the house in tbs oee formerly occupied by
1 J. N. NJ Gill M. ID. myl-3mt
/ HpICE-IOe casks prime Carolina, for sale By
] KAmys ,ssz sgS GEO. FOSTER &Co.
4 B. IA a
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THEIOTHERmA STRINGS.
pike Couutv. Ind.

THEEOTAE z 3 VI A SEKANtS.
Pike County, Ind.
THE subscribers invite the attention Of the health and
pleasure seeking these pFiRgs located thirteen
miles from Petsrsbnrgh which place daily lin
Hacks The ed inal properties of the water unsuT
passei large and spacious Hotel
pr pared entertain guests in the best style The
shade of ke
with the other inducements makes this
desirable summer Retreat for the health pleas
ure seeker. he found in the Sts'e.
TERMs -s4 Ter week Medical attendance charged
jel3-Iwd3mws BROWN b MORTON. Preprietors.
wNANCY PRINTS.-25o cases new handsome styles in
10 store and for sale by JAMES LOW q CO..
nj 4is Main street. Louisville. Ky.
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Cheap THAN EVER!
w A 4,lHII ES "A Nh I EW III 2 Y

W n OIII4o ~ = Q Y " Y IN I
NwTE have lust received and have constantly hand
AE large selected stock of Fashionable Jewelry
rsng all qualities and stl which will be sold at East
prices.
ALsoA good stock Of Gold and Silver Hunting and
Omen Watches intending few Railroad
arranted figures We also keep the large
Dawson, Warren Hydes and j. b. Beer .
in Gold Pens. in the city.
Silver Ware Porte Monies. Aecordeons eight day and
thirty hour Clocks always had and sale reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct from the Manufacsu
axle TO offer coon ARTICLE at
extremely low price. BTTTROLFF & SONS.
ielS Main street, betw. First and Second sts
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CnAE.tCRAI.H.

CtBlA n! sIU1A u!
EEE riceying large lot of the hest coal In III
Nv West and ready supply friends and custo
by the small large quantities. v will deliver IL
private houses I2 buse to the whoesal
sumers will liberal deduction. Orders left
the of Hoilngsworth Hughes will he promptly
tended to. ap2 j. ". ]. W. HUGHES.
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HATTING.-loo bal No res'd this day and taI GALE
Dby ara PRESTON BROS.
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FKNHE EquaIization Board the of Lanasco City
their session, at the To wn HAIL. the
of July 1885, for the purpose oradussing error
that nav appear Assessment Roll for this tenth
corporate year: and continue from day to day until said
equalization is eompis ted. By order OF the Board
'Iezs-tf tlt DANIEL CHETE. Clerk.
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HOTEL ZOE Sic.
NEW WHOLESALE WINE AND
LIQUOR STORE.

VXTE hereby the public Evansville surround.
Nv country >enera that have der this date.
opened above said where shall keep
Wines and Liquors. which intend sell -
prices Country keepers will do well to give
Us q call. f5 KS. = atf.-sA1
Particular attention is called stock Of pure Port
Oaret aud Madeira Wines French brands good old Whsky
In bottles, which adapted for medical pnrroses
- s. HAMB0 Co.,
myIe-s Main street opposite the Court House
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mEDECAL

r-F4la 3 VI Z DESIAB.
EAR W. A. BORRALL Eclectic physician tenders his
the citizens of Evansville and vicinity
% ohstetics Once Main street.
pposise oee formerly occupied by
J. n. NJ Gill M. ID. myl-3mt
MpICE.-locasks prime Carolina, for sale By
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NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.
SHANKLIN reilly beg leave TO call the attention to
- their friends and their large and well
leced ef spring and dry goods reed
during past weeks prsng of the most desr
ALE be found in the city which they fer at whole
sale aud retail to their customers and the public generally
prices prompt time buyers Thirtock
part the folio wingBroad cloths black and fancy
rweeds. white buff and fancy Marsales and
silk Yesng Cotonades Oroton cloths and plain and anya
Linen Drills rich oaicoes Of Philip Allen Spragues bnc
rich printed French Robes plain and salty
striped Beregss. black eolored Grape MnE bite Cash
and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organ dies
Brantee aud Chs de LANES. white Grape Shaws black
silk shawl rich stlla and scsr black and
white soe Capes NORA ntique Parasols silk and sngam
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn aud Braid Hats English straw
fancy Bonnets rich fonnet Ribbons. Hosing Gloves
Fans and shoes Carpets, floor and
printed window blinds. together with
variety Trimming small and fancy goods
&c.. So my1 SHANKLIS & RELY.
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YaAVEMOTH RREiA Id.

READ larger than the largest better than the best arc
cheaper the cheapest always be had At tbs
New York Bakery First nearly opposite the Pes
per foaves for rs cents FOR az
The proprietor Is uliy prepared to furnish al kinds
either Wholesale
himself that, as he devses his anc
give
that aor purchasing Of him.
we is1 IisS 70 purchase s'ss" 10. GAUhT.
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MCKINNEY & COOKE;
Samuel f. Gilbert & Co..
AuasnaA

Samuel f Gilbert & Co.. effed
Against ffe 5trs
The Bank of Kentucky at Louis Garnihse. - -
Vile and the Branch Of the Stste
Bank eff Indiana at Evansville 60
Before William Kempf. Justice Of the Of Yandsrbs
County. -
NJ Office Is hereby given that The third day o. Juas,
" 1856 writ attachment and summons ofgarnshee Aes
issued by the undersigned the adavt Of sraei H.
Gilbert AGAINST the defendants and thar this will stand
for trial the first day Of july, 1885
iel0-3wd WILLIAM KEMPr.
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The feeling against Walker is strong. A
new army of 1900 will soon invade Nicara
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