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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-26
OF tlN JUufnaI
FILLMORE AND D0NELsON y


After very short notice, public meeting
was. held in the town of West franklin, Ind,
on the evening of July 22l, 1856. of which
DR.. VIM. x. Ham was unanimously chosen
Chairman, and JAS B. Campbell Secretary.
The Chairman called upon Gen. VIM. R.
Greathouse to explain the object of the meet
ing, who responded in short, powerful speech,
showing that Fillmore and Donelson are the
only candidates in the field worthy of the sup
port of National and conservative Americans,
and clearly showing the necessity of aclose
organization. to result in the nomination of a
sound American candidate for Congress.
Jas. B. Campbell introduced the following
resolutions, which were adopted BY acclama-
ton.
Resol0ea That there is a conservative
American party in the First Congressional
District of Indiana, and that its members can
not stand upon the narrow platform of Free
Soilism.
ResoZUed, That we are not willing to con-
tribute to the success Of Free SoIlism on the
one hand, nor Old Line Democracy on the
other but are determined 10 run a candidate
of our own principles to represent US in Con
gress, who will be pledged to support Fillmore
and Donelson.
heS0tUe1, mat we Will give Tree barbecue
at this place on Thursday the 31st day of
July, 1856 And that all Fillmore and Don
elson ladies and gentlemen will he coadia4Iy
welcomed, rnd all other persons are hereby
invited to come.
1t is expected that the Hon. James G Jones
James Harlan, Jr., and James E. Blyth of
Evansville; Hon. John W. Crockett, and P
II. Lockett, of Kentucky; Hon. John Pitch
err, of Mt. Vernon, and Gem William R. Great
house, as well as many other speakers, will
be present and address the meeting.
Ample provisions will be made to accom-
modate a large company.
On notion the Chairman appointed the fol-
lowing named persons a committee of cores
pondence: Hon. Urbn Mars, Charles H.
Carson, Esq, Alfred Martin, John Martini
James NJ Carson Edward c. White William
G. Taylor David D. Martin and James B.
Campbell.
On motion the Chairman also appointed the
following named persons, committee of man
agement:
O.. 0. Newman, Jos. H. Sweeten, Alfred
Martin, Thos. Clark, Jas. Z. Barnett, Jno. s..
Dunn, John Hendricks and Jas. B. Campbell.
On motion, the Secretary was directed to
furnish a copy ofthe proceedings of this meet
ing to the Evansville journal, Patriot, at Hen
\derson and Advocate at Mt Vernon, with
request of this meeting that the same be pub
1ished in those papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned sine die
VIM. K HAM, Chairman
JAS B. CAMPBELL, Sec'y.
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POLICE MATTERS.

BEFoRE ESQ. DURHAM, July a4.-state vs- Nm Rich
ardsoR Assault and Battery.-NO sooner does
bic friend Bill richardson fine himself clea of
diaieuy, than head foremost he pitches
On the 23d day of this month, paid visit to his
wife, who had repudiaied him neary's year before
Whatever may have been the spirit which prompted
this visit, able 10 say; but Mary dis
posed to receive him, and ordered HIN travel W..
declined travelling Mary urged the importune
and be di satisfied with the tardy of
spouse essaye to the superces ofhis coil
the Big end of oar-qute respectable cudgel-W ta
view to hasten his locomotion. N seized the bud-
geon wrested it from his adecsionate spouse gave
her most cruel blow the head, cutting very Sc
verely. Mary complained before the squi e, and VIM
arrested on the same day The trial postponed
until yesterday, when Hannah, ho don't like Bill pref
y weitesed, and Jesse testified, aid the spectators
stened the Squire heard, meek eyed Bill sub
mitted resgnedy, and the wnale matter was conducted
iifaut
Bill was adjudged guilty by all hands. but his Hon
or bad the exclusive right to express opinion judi
caliy he did and mulcted Bill in the sum OF $40 and
costs
constable armed with mitimus took Bill in charge
ami the started of. Bill fluid some friend in
need, and The officer prepared for the only alternative
taat of aeing him in Safe :" Since tAen no hing has
been heard Of either Bill or the Constable so our in
form1nt says
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- The light Diamond will be down to-
day, her regular time. Passengers may rely
on going Though.
y We were not able to gather any fur
Their particulars yesterday. in relation 10 the
sinking of the Rock City.
- We noticed not long since trial trip
of the Missouri river packet J. H. Lucas At
that time she had not completed her trip. By
late papers, we see that she has beaten the "a
nous Polar Star two hours.
- Steamboats, find it very convenient to
coal at Evansville nowadays. The Camel
ton coal is about gone when boat has had a
twenty-four hours Scuffle" with that prom
Using bar, and this is the first good coal to be
found.
- The shipwrights of Cincinnati have
lately turned out boat. the D. H. Morton
capable of carrying four hundred tons, and
drawing when light, twelve inches The Com
mercial says that she is built Of firm timber
and is a very strong boat. She cost $4,000
and is looked upon by steamboatmen as a
perfect wonder. She will be this way soon
- 1t looked like rain yesterday. We
only wish that when this item is before oul
readers that it will be coming DOWN to re-
fresh everybody, and relieve street-sprinklers
for +" few days" Cisterns are remarkably
dry just now, and it seems pity to take wa.
ter-from the river, when boats need every inch
they can get IT is reported that the boats
aground on Scufaetown use whisky as the Ia
bic beverage We don't vouch for the fact
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE uAZ4ED POWDER COMPANY.
:. .--E. -----l.-.. ..I nEAL.Es ~

81 Cs1 ID I'D Cd w 81 O u .
ID WING reduced t6er prices to CORRESPOND with the re-
duced Of Satpetre offer their well
kno rauds of ELECTRIC GSDIAS RIFLE AID KEETUCKT
RIFLE Row der keFs and eanisers Also uBpowder Tor
Bla5aE Mining prising full quail
and afn required ny tile trade guaranteed to give entire
satisfaction.
stadafd their Powder which has Dyed the
highest repu ton than tEeEty I've years viii be
unsurpassed BY any Of the kind in
the world.
the pTueipa dealers and also the Office of the
Company, Nc. SO Wall. Water street. New York.
A. &. HAZARD, President.
e DOUaIAsS. ny
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OBJ Dailg JournaL
S Il ATE TICK q I.

GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, Of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, Of vanderbuTgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. ID AXyS0N, Of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM TX. NDFFsENGEEs, of Farke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
H. w. az. ELLIS, OF Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of FLOYD.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES "a. GigAyENS, Of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TippecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN 4. ZEAL, of Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
ar sprv~rR cor-STy
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINcINNArI. July 25.

CINcINNArI July 25. g
Flour SIS 6o95 rs. Wheat s. 10. sugar $50; zoe.
Coffee l19IIA
Nav YoRK, July %.
Flour easier sales Of 1899 bbls at Sc 20 for State,
So 1896 Is for Ohio, 81 1897 SO for southern, Wheat
advanced 85e. Corn firm. Ness Pork steady. Beef
firm Lard unchanged Whisky dull
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AsHIyGToN, July "a.
SENATE.-The Senate proceeded to the con-
sideration of the bill to authorize the proteo-
ton of citizens of the United States who NAV
dlscoAer deposits of guano.
HoUsE.-The House was called in order to
procure full attendance of mem6ers, ofwhom
40 were present The doors were closed to
ear excuses for absentees: none were offered
for Mr.. Bdrlngame, In this way an honr and
a half WAS consumed.
The Iouse then went into committee of the
whole on the state Of the Union, and took up
the army appropriation bill
DETROIT, July g.
The bodies of the eight persons, lost by the
burning of the Northern Indiana, were picked
up to day by the Plymouth Rock. Two were
burned and six drowned.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.


FRIDAY. July Is.
Julia Dean. from Cairo to Evansville.
John 7 mp kins. from Louisville to Cairo.
AIgunaut. from st Louis 10 Cincinnati.
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ANoTlrp ARnIYfI. a

S U II VI E r L O 7 HI Y G!
UST received per Adams press soae Light fancy Sk
- assiuere AVID Grass Lnen Coata. fame white Linen
md bask DRAG d. Etc Pant white and Mars lilies
vests al mado If the finest nasris and IN the latest tple
fhey i'll he cold cheap II 4. LORTN SHINES
Iei9 Western Star Clothing store under Pavilion
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I'm Saturday. The 7th inst small leather covered pass
z book. tain sntvriptots Sock in the Wander
lrgh County Agrieultlr aud HoTieui ura Land Asseeia
ion tbsd by o. s. KELSEY. " g Hovfrd. 81 Natheaa.
Phaa T. Decker. N. James and ~ Collins. This
Under v III te rev arded By leaving the sane Nth
iel6 P HGRE R0OE.
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Is RS ". DONALDSO> would respectfully inform the
va ladies Of Evansville and m vicinity that she has taken
sbOuse door Mr. Rubin 4rt's dwelling the
of Second and Oak Rna she long peril
enee in Dress maxi and Bleaching doing ala inds
and NsapOiian hOhnts aud she homes doing her
work neat and reasonable invite share the pablic
p.tronage. my2tf
Iag lts3iIH ISTs. SHIPPERS ND OgTEiIs-
k'E undersigned would that h has finished hs
anu w ~ - -: ", " u@s - ss- "a
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lie has placed her for the sake Of in a tass
river az the foot Of Vine street. He VIII at all times
hereafter De pleased to give ~ pt and careful
receiving and SHINING veil ali other river
that nav be entrusted o him.
The patronage therefore Mere ants ppers
others OF this city md Of the Interior is solicited
sp3-tf JOHN s MITCHELL,
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BY JOHN ENGLE, 81

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next.
a T O'Clock z. a. tbs Auction Rooms Of WOODS tY
IA NELSON VIII sell the following cho property
to wit;
story Brick Business House Frat above Main
present oceupsed the Evansv Post otice
lately but in good repair sad excellent busue
stand. renting cor than 20 cent cost and
selling price. The Lot 20 20 feet ana building 20 by so
feet.
ALsO-The Frame House and fne lot Second street. sd
Joining the residence judge Locha he so Get frcn
and ii0 deep alley F5e house
six rooms The neghto hood excellent a1d ouly ave
minutes walk of business The lot slone
worth per than house lot viii sell scr.
Ats)The House aud bot First al oininz
the residence built by Or CAsselberrs n
house aeeupe4 ov John r Crisp EsI at az &
Portable the lot $50 feet front First street. ~ $50
feet deep alley in the best If rhoods and
than three supares from the heart Of business.
ALS0-lhat fine Frame House and Lot Lately occupied BY
Jacob Division above SEVENTH this Is the
r-sidenr built in Evansville well
papere ceilings y feet high, handsome fence
and all very eompletei the neighhorhood is
is good and improving fa7t.
this properly will seld low Terms for all except
the cash: ethird at sly and
thi twelve he Born hcuseonc third ca b;
third year nd oae-thlrd AZ two years In AL
with interest and waving relief laws and secured by
premises for cash.
ivio-t4s ST"HS TNGLE. In
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AN BRO TY b S

TAKEN AZ THE
= II M II - a M
AslNG gcnetoa very heavy lrarningthe pro-
cess ana m hitting 70 taking Amhrotypes
now prepared 20 in the finest style any sized
nrotypes from ninth to onehalf The Ambro-
superior t. the Daguerreotype and beauty
having of the gare of tyre plate
ne seen IN light We also sitting
positive and negative picture. held to the light
II is perfectly The Amhrotypes are d,rabs
being when flushed. entirely water trht au can
be taken in all kinds of weather
Time for adults Tor sitting from 10 seconds children
from Please cali an 4 see Spseiunens
p. S.-Daguerreotypes sakea in the different STYLES
febS-tf " ". TTLESTON.
TENAR, ROEIN AND LIME 2ao bbls Tar and = osn;
$50 bbls White Lime in shipping order. FOR sale
je28 GEO. FOSTER E. co.
6NHEEsE AT CINCIsNATI PRlt ES.-IC0 6sxes
" w. R. Cheese, just rec ID and for sale ~
leo 2. IL. COOK & son.
SOAP AND CANDLES
- 2s bxs German Soap; - hxs Palm Soaps
IS bxs Star Candles; Is bxs Extra Taflow Candles
Just cd nv my2s Z. II. COOK E SON
90 KEgS Kite Lead; Ills Linseed oil lust rec b,
ewGV jeI0 q. II COOK d son.
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LOSE

a JENNY MULE. tan coIored. Whoever will bring the
"a undersigned At the Eediau Coal Mines.
eh4I be rewarded IeI6tf WM. KERS FEMAN.
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E9SS zS = *.
FENW0 5ou le DSelrg Houses for sale rent. one en-
r Cherry aud one on y, ter streets Apply to
Tell Il H0RSBBOCK CD. Wat street..
NEW esDsaDS an j. y E3gy PREEES.
ID l AshLi& d. R&ILX beg leave can attention
- their friends md ca e. their large aat well
lected assortment spraG and Epods
during hsF17t Wo weeks cupriug Of the
ssle stocks he found in the ciY thCy hoe-
sale and recall 20 their ami public
allow prices 9r cash prompt time layers Thtirsock
5lsts Of the uCBroad cloths tacS
and Gwee5s. whe. bu aud fancy &srszirs
six F"stiRgs Cosonades or ton cloths and plain and
linen Drills rich CalieOes Philip Allen Spraxues
state Nil and other rich printed reach aui Jaco
nets and Lawns rich printed Feueh Robes plain
striped Beress hlaek aud eo2rsd Csape bite
er stn ane faacy GinghaEls rich pripted 0rsapdes.
and G1ail De white
and fancy silk 'hawl stla scarfs hiaeR and
hi lace CEpes Morris aDtique Paraso1s rnghar
I'm re3ias Panama ieghorn and krlie Hats English
and fancy R@anets rich Ribbons Hosihr Gloves
Palm Leaf ad fancy Fans hes CS-rst Aoor aud
stair Oi Cloth and printed SHADOW III teetheT with
great variety Of Trimming small goods
&c. &c. SHAEF..fN 4 pFTf.Y
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.
NH richest aud most varied stock spring sumner
Il dry ready inspection ut Rosers row
the Naia First street We Fe peet-
fug invite the ladies' Evansville vicinity give
aes before purchasing eisewhre still adhere
old motto sell eheapaud sell heap
Our style Mantiiss. silk
and Swiss broideries hid fnish
gloves parasos cape shaw tiiiants aiaes Laresee
lawns whte dress Sends iseies misses children
also eottonaces DrtIings feargs and CoaSngs
men wear and ma tae' every article IN line has
~ point style and quality all 9gr goods have been
chased at y CIV York. the
therefore enabled complete with any Or
any W estern city
Again wes'y give esll and will or goods as-
tonishins low prices. arts ROsEE BlkO 4 EREl.
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FE7HE Equalization Board the tovnof Lauss-o Cty
will eonusuce their session, the Town
~ day nly 1855 tor she trusting
that appear Assessment
Corporate Year, from dsy ia day IN ill said
equalization is completed BY order O the Beard.
JsG3-tf DAN 81, CHITE. clerk
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Arrival Of the Tannessee.


New York, July %.
The steamer Tennessee arrived from Porte
Cabullo with dates to the 18th inst. She
came via Porto Rico from which place she
brings dates to the 18th inst.
Among her passengers is H. s. Young, Con-
sui to CnracOa, who brings dispatches an
nouncing the conclusion ofan important treaty
between the United State and Vonezuela.
The political news is unimportant
Venezuela continues quiet, and business
dull
The cholera continues prevalent at Caracaz.
Very few American vessels were at the
Venezuelan ports.
The schooner Indicator of Philadelphia, was
at Laguayra to sail on the 18th for the Island
of Pestigas, one of the islands being to the
Philadelphia guano company.
Fillmore Meetings.
New YORK July 25
A large Fillmore meeting was held here last
night at the Academy of Music. Speeches
were made by Davis, of Maryland, Moore, of
Ohio, and Marshall, of Kentucky.
The Brooklyn meeting was also large
Speeches were made by Harris, of Maryland,
Marshall. of Kentucky, and Perrin, of Tenn.
New YoRk, July %.
There was great Fillmore meeting here
last night
lii the Massachusetts, American Convention
Gardiner was re-nominated for Governor.
BosToN, July Is.
The American Convention prolonged its
session all night and finally organized by
choosing T. C: Baker, a Fremont man, Presi-
dent. On this result being announced two thirds
of the friends of Mr.. Fillmore left the Hall in
a body.
Gov. Gardner was subsequently nominated
by reclamation for reelection. The present
Secretary of State. Attorney General and
Auditor were also nominated for reelection.
The friends of Fillmore after balloting
marched to their head quarters where after
some speeches it was voted to endorse a call
for Fillmore Convention to be held on the
10th of August.
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AT AUCTION

Il 4 a CAEVN.
ENG about leave the state Indiana. and wishing
, administer upon my estate Al
befcr leave will Monday the 25rt day Augu.t
D. 1856 sell blic auction tiny residence Third
opposite ths GeIma Catholic Church all household ana
kitchen furniture consisting Carpets Beds
ding Chairs, &c; also fine Paao Forte large
Oil Painting also lOe fue Carriages Buggies
all n hands at the time 0 sale.
will be given all sums over
taking with approved security.
have also valuable real tor sale cheap and good
terms. All indebted to whom Indebted. are
requested call and settle. before the day ale.
eg3-ts- s. KAHN.
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NEW DURGS,

EICH = NIERLIN have just opened largo asortn enl
- Drugs and Medicines Reh they invite the aten
ton Merchants aud Physicians They also Keep lndow
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars iuts Brushes Of Snd
Oils Dvestus Spces. Perfumery Fancy Articles Ge, &c
ALSo-ai popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Of Paints
ground in vi Pare purposes
Prescriptions carefully pared Call at No IA Waterst
nda tn ,Jonrnal Once mVS-tf
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NEW ARHIV y o. FANG-Hs
- 'HMtDF ~ ara hNvs 1gss sd sf.f- shsh-
- meat on FIRST street iars 4lI Papers
from coz nin n iities he cc9rtar sTery-
tn ng Of the moss beautiful tsssriFtssu tbs Frv
keep everything srrettsfninR upho1 ter
chairs sofas gParf0F stle H.vira Irst argsd
our store TO aeconmoGat Increased tusassg
are now prepar to receive and
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EstN isfstS6 JULIET - tEsEs-
IA eesses white 20 n aud i2 / Toilet Quilts;
case 9eio-- d II ana Iii do do: received to day
sn8 ioT sale " JAMES Low 4 co.
nNG1 as N3iu street. Louisville
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Republican Convention.


In the Convention, James Wadsworth was
chosen President.
David D Field submitted brief address to
the Radical Democracy, repudiating the Dem
ocratic party as al present constituted, and its
Ipliancyto the slave power; deploring the con-
sequences of its acts in Kansas and elsewhere,
the remedy for which is only to be found in
the defeat of the Cincinnati nominees, and in
the admission of Kansas ASH free State. The
address euogises and endorses the Republican
lc4nd dates, and calls on their fellow Democrats
to support them. Resolutions embracing the
sentiments OF the address, were adopted with
enthusiasm.
ST.. LOUIS. July 25.
Gen. Harvey, Col. Baker and Capt Pleas
onion have arrived at Fort Leavenworth
1t is reported that party of Chaymoro In
dams had attacked the guard house at Fort
Kearney. and rescued some Indian prisoners
confined there, making good their escape with
a loss of three Of their number killed.
Col. Townley arrived here yesterday from
New Mexico. He reports all quiet among the
Indians in the Northern part OF the Territory.
PHILADELPHIA, July %.
The Coroner's inquest on the railroad ca
lamity, returned verdict, attributng it to the
criminal negligence of the Conductor Hop
pie, of the excursion train, in running his train
beyond the Siding at the edge of the hill. The
company is also censured for their rules being
defective.
WASHINGTON. July %.
Mr. BurIingame in response to warrant is
sued, appeared this morning before Justice
HoIlingshead in company with Mr.. Campbell
and the two entered joint bond for 5000,
that Mr.. B. shall not engage IN a duel in the
District of Columbia, nor leave the District
for THAI purpose.
CINcINNATI, July 25.
There is 5 4 feet water in the channel to
Louisville.
PTTrsBURG, July %.
River 20 inches by the metal mark, and
filling Weather clear and warm
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Insr srnAarn a. srnlEN

FUNWo Horses large about Ave years old. and
IL small horse about years Old srsyed
stolen from last week The bay horse
marked and lame the time
was missed Amy information concerning the horses, VIII
please be left at SETCHELL a BOWLkS'
Jy22-ltd&Ps Livery Stables.
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vwTE ere roslvin large lot the coal in m
West and ready supply frieD ds su euste
sae small or large quantities. Hil deliver
private houses Ct l2S bushe the Who'll sae
viii make liberal deduction. Orders left
the ssora Of HoliiDgswor rh & Hughes viii be prauy &
tsn5sd 70. ape r. ". 7. ". HUGHES.
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The Monday of every month, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville containing 81 the recent fnlargements and be-
levng VIII be for interest ct al concerned have
set apart No DAY Ey month
All those wishing sell reques-
their tbs bite
The patronage those having Houses Lets Lands
public SALE respectfully
ted jyI5 WQOLSEG & NELSON Auets.
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THE LITTLE MAN

L3ECGA ~C0oC9I so
Whs can dress a person in Wool Linen silz Cotton
ENvERY Gentleman desires neatly astly dress
81 1t emIrently that ths should he the aim
OF L. noticed nearly al the we'll dressed
ienizsns Of al city purchase their Clothing at
s. LORENSTiNF'S
Wesdc ran star Clothing StOres
wilton Hotl eornrro Water sycamore sts
Everything line Co;hr md Furn shing Goods
ready made orisr. eniy in the best
manner style hutat the very lowest prices
general Hats Caps. Leather Trunks Car
pet bags and Yaises everything that gentleman
rouse you may nd 8t he " esrern Star. ap3
taEEs li-5' Cream Cheese rre'd per Syer. gn ~
9 i les Z. H. COOK & son.
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gEE IA IN -
nFcKGNNEY a CONKE.

STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS.
"a Az r. received and large sspplF Of fine and
cheap Nantillas fine sets Application Undersleeyes
Collars Cemizets Undereeves and the best and
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