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The sold Clay whig'' I'm Pamphlet
form.


The sold Clay Whig" I'm Pamphlet
form.
Not content with the ephemeral notori-
ETY. which their oracle has acquired as
newspaper writer, the admirers of "Old
Clay Wing" have determined to send him
down to after times as pamphleteer. The
Union and american in heralding another
one of his lucubrations, gives notice Of this
intention, and infers that we will be sorry
to hear of it, as from our course to the
writer we evidently dread the effects his
articles "are certain to produce"
Put your fears to rest. Our estimate of
their force as arguments, or statements of
fact, have put to flight all appreheusions
as to their effect Any thing from the pen
of a Wig with the imprint of the Union
and American Office on its face, can make
no impression on true Wings, however bold
and confident its statements, or plausible
and specous its reasoning, or manned and
mutilated its extracts. The author Of
those papers makes great error if he
rates every mans Whiggery by his own.
Some men wear their principles as they
wear their coats-to be put off or on, as
comfort or caprice may suggest. This is
especially the case with that party in which
this pseudo Wing has located himself
The facility with which he dotted his gar
ment, convinces us that he has chosen
wisely for himself, and fortunately for the
party he has left. Such chameleon gentle
men as he, deserve the thanks of any party
they desert. But let him by all means
chasten his vanity out of the belief that
he can exert any influence on Others. 1t
is happy ordination that such characters
are weightless and uninhuential. The ex-
ample they set instead Of producing like
mischief, is an eifectual preventive to its
spread. They but erect themselves into
sign-posts, warning wayfarerS from the path
which leads to the "outer darkness Of POI
litical infamy. In this light they are pub
lie benefactions, and we hail the DISPOSE
ton which his Democratic friends intend
to make Of their dearly loved apostate
We hope they wiz tx this guide-post deep
into the earth, and make It's foundation
sure, and let its top tower high to be seen
Of all men. 1t viii serve well 10 mark the
spot where principle and selfFespect part
company with their opposite qualities.
Our neighbor remarks upoa the bitter
ness with which we have aSsaIleds the arti-
cles.. We are not conscious Of having
transcribed the rules Of legitimate politi-
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NaD@EG-Hz.

DOCKS for subscription 10 the stock Of the hcGavoek
ID Land Baiding and Loan ASsocatln, viii be opened
and the 5h day OF May 1850 AZ the Office % the Ten
Marine and Fire Insurance Company and at the
Bookstore Of W 7 Berry Co, and viii be kept open til
Five tn Shares said Stock subscribed for Aer
which the subscription will be equaEed BY the Commission
ers. BY order Of The Commissioners. mayS-f
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fro BE CONTINUED I
National Typographical Union.

FHILADELPHlA, Nay 5.
The National Typographical Union assembled
this afternoon. Delegates were present fran Phila.
delphis, Cincinnati, New York, Louisville, Mem
phis Nashville, Chicago, Boston, New'0rleans, and
Harrisburg. The Union was organized by the elec-
ton Of NJ. C. Brown, Of Philadelphia, President
b. c. Sanford Of Chicago and Thomas F. Hedges
OF Louisiana, Vice Presidents II H. Whitcomh Of
Memphis, Secretary and Treasurer, and j. H. Black.
stone, of Kentucky, Corresponding Secretary.
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cal warfare We are utterly ignorant Of
their authorship, and are consequently not
liable to the impeachment of personal
pique. We have had, indeed, no desire to
learn their authors name. All our specu-
lations in regard to him have been drawn
from his writings. And while we felt COM
PEELED to notice them,7 We preferred that
he should keep himself in the back ground.
When gentleman represented as he has
been, as prominent, changes his politics,
there is question of motive more or less
troublesome, which arises, whose discussion
we are willing enough to avoid. We thank
him for spariDg US this painful duty, and
bid final adieu to him and his communica-
tions.
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DIT trsns ~ ne-d a. trust . nc sxecated b. Aex
ID vi hanas afer r sale ~ clsh The hisness BID
esr AS Sesh ssfs a As uoase TaEd he ia
day q Nay neEt ssgEa han aaaed seqhea sged aeesi
tssntE tEe years. Sac 10 IA asaAl hosss.
af9 JAMks q. WEBB. Isaslss.
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THE STORM ON TUESDAY NIeHr.-one Of
the moss violent storms We have known for
years swept over this city on Tuesday night.
warehouse on Aonroe street, between Second
aud Third, jest finishing, was almost destroy
ed, nearly a third Of il being blown down to
the very ground II is the property Of John
N LEA, Esq, Of Nashville Shade trees were
uprooted and torn 10 pieces In various parts Of
the oily.~-AsmPAis Eaqui'sr, Nay l.
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~ Florence Nightingale, the woman beloved
Of all men and all nations, for her noble humanity
has been gAzetted officially Directress General Of
al hospitals ia the British dominions. No nurses
can fer the future be appointed in any public hospi
tails without her sanction. She has been III from
hll, but is quite recovered
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Female Complaints.
THlvE just received for graiutous distribution, pam
phlet emitted
"A Brief Examination Of the Pathology Of Utsrin

AVE just received for gratutous distribution, pam
phlet emitted
"A Brief Examination Of the Pathology Of Uterine
Diseases"
Together with exposition Of the principle method Of
their treatment by THEoDoSK PoNERoT, NJ. d., Utica.
New YORK
The attention OF Physicians and al Others Interested In
controlling these complaints Is respectfully directed this
work. written BY gentleman OF their profession Dr.
P0meroy is well known, not onls gentleman OF great
wealth bus also Of the learned Physician and
ChemiSs the United Staes Tie Is the inventor MAJ
sHALLs UrEksE CsTHoLCoS which has been proved by
IS OF every 20 these copants
in fact a except those where mechanical injury
has destroyed she rvcuperatve powers Of system and
TINS rrndsred a cure impossible
Physicians and Patents blth admit that very little nett
70 BE- deryei from the ordinary mod. Of treating THIS class
Of diseases The ialre oceeds from mistaken pathology
aud until ihs d. is applied tie cause aad the -
fccs q the disease UtsF Complaints will ranks with
incurAhle disease, though not lntrinsietn,
The component parts q this remedy have been submitted
10 the Professors Of various Medical colleges viii further
make this offer % respectable Physician Of Nashville
is neighhoThood; II they have patients s ted with
these complaints that they cannot relieve bv the usual course
Of treatment, viz furnish any quantity q Marshas Ute
rine Cathooon that may be ecessars aud shA male
char.e foi Il II does not IN every instance perfIrn al
that 4 promised for a. ALEX MACKENZIE
mays-u
FOR PADUcAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS.
TIRE hae United states Mail passcn. Tsn
enEer pacsst, J. q. CLINE j. c. ~ 80
Hrs, Master, viii leave Cor the above @&.&<z&ss4
and al intermediate ports FRIDAY S,h instant ~ -
oeoeA, r. F0r freight OF passage sPpJ on board to
NAYS 2. q 4. Nal Packet ufEce.
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FOR PADUCAH, CAIRO AND MEMPHIs.
STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,
= A "a
y - y = y y = .

fsCcczssnk - . sooaE)
LIAvfSd mAas importsnt additions 70 h mACkinsry. an
greatly incfeased his aGss ior a1farisE
ENGs Aad MssAaery q sscrT dssoTpan pExpars
aaufactsFu tfean Englaes and Boilers eGai ia eini
aaish and aaF4ky % any mate IN thr West snd Al 10
4rhinaFy II Aase ~ hs ila ~ ysars. and Fis
nE his Peroai attenen % nc uanafsct1rg pfpAFsent
he tes cosa tent that keAn rive 10 al wha Say
aFer hin with her efdsra he ed ssan a kl Msage
s. sna - MArket Hlrsea, bEaaa NashEia. frna.
Al kiHss y vera ~ Foar nj h esAaa Haass kss MA,
re Rserier. Backs. @a'. 4S, &c sxscas4 pssaEsy
ana Is ~ isarst essh rEices
laaz8-iy HoBlE .. Eli
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~ CASES quarts; 5 DO. pints do. o. Warranted
" Osusss manufacture just lived and for sale by
may6 BENZ '. SHIFLnS, Agent
FINE BOURBON wHIsKY-(sull Proot)
on BBLS Just received and for sale lunder the market
~ ~ closel By BENZ y. SHIELDS.
may6 No. az Public Square.
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LEMON SYRUP BY THE c
INKS. FLUID, &

FINE ARTICLE at Iolo price Just received and for
y sale by BENZ r. SHIELDS,
msy6 Agent for the South,
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NEW BOOKS.
Letters Of Lady Montague.
COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE.
Married, Not Mated.
FzT1

GutaW.
T00N, NELSON & CO., A Union St.,
HAVE JUST ECEIVED
THE RISE OF THE DUTCH REPUBLIC.
History BY John LOthrOp Motley, vols, svo.
BY IDA PFEIFFER
Lady's Second Journey Round the Worp : from Lon
don to the Cape Of Good Hope Borneo, Java, sumara,
Ceibes, Ceram, the Mouccas &C; California Panama,
Peru, Ecuador and the United States.
By AN AMERICAN TRAVELLER.
Sketches and Adventures Madeira, Portugal and the
Anduusas Of Spain. By the Author Of Daniel Webster
and his Contemporaries L" Illustrated.
TOILING AND HOPING.
The Story Of Little Hunchback. By Jenny Marsh.
TABLE-TALK OF SAMUEL ROGERS:
To which is aided PORsOSILxA.
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
By Alexander Humboldt Translated from the Spanish,
with Notes and Preliminary Essay ByJ.s Thrasher.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28

- The Bluff City has been sold to Capt
Lusk, for $4,000, to run in the Memphis and
New Orleans trade.
- Last Saturday was just as dull at the
wharf as Friday was lively. But few items
to report in consequence.
- The John n. Stockwell, is being put
in thorough repair while lying up here for q
few days.
- The fast Alvin Adams was here Satur-
day morning, prompt to her time We thank
her clerk for a package of Louisville papers.
- Saturday the upper Ohio was slowly
swelling, but falling at all points from Cincin-
natl to the mouth
Capt. John Reno, lately commander of
the Fairy Queen, has purchased q farm in Min
nesota, and designs locating there.
- Capt Hlliard, of the sunken steamer
n. J. Eaton has contracted for another steam
er of larger proportions.
- The Glendale arrived from Memphis
Friday night with good trip. Among her
freight were 1000 bales of cotton. She was
bound for Cincinnati.
The Fife Alton has been sold for the
Upper Mississippi trade, and has probably ere
this passed down from Cincinnati on her way
to St. Paul's with a full cargo.
- The business men of Memphis are
making an effort to induce their City Council
to improve the wharf The Memphis landing
is rather slur upon the city.
- The Cincinnati Commercial says the
steamboat law enacted by Congress on the Both
of August, 1912, is very likely to be seriously
modified and amended by the present Congress.
The bill which the Committee on Commerce
in the Senate and House at Washington, have
agreed to repeal, has been published. From
it we learn that the penalties for violation are
to be increased. The law is applied to steam
ferry boats, and all other vessels OF whatever
name that are propelled by steam. The pro-
visions are by far more stringent than those of
the act Of 1852, and gives greater security to
travellers by water.
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AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,

49,.
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House, Corner of Main Third
diasely opposite tho Washington Hotel.
AVIHG leased fer term of years fitted rp tls
n x above we'll known stand, prepared re-
oeVe for sale at auction private sal all kinds
wares anu merchandise household furniture horses
gies, ETC.. etc.
Cssh advances made con zn meuts when required,
Regular sales Tuesdsy. Thursday and Sa.arday
onaekeing At O'Clock A. n Also tuesday, Wsdnesaa
a1a Friday nights. 81 sSrly gas light.
to.
We weekly receiving, and have hand large
and FURNITURE consisting oislat,
spindle and baEn backs. scroll scoop tons
bach Sa1ce. French, Jenny Lnd, ami esss wood seat
Chrs mahogany and rose wood sofa Chairs: EEsbs TIA
chairs; spring rockers sofss sociabies.
card dining ant breakfast tables Light snd wash stands.
lounges mirrors. fine and misses hsdsseads
5Tsses ti and wire safss which will sell at Gin
cinnRti prices.
We have also hand grest variety actions ewslTy.
Volins aceoTdeons pocket ontery. gur5 pistols whips.
ete. etc, which viii sell reduced pricas for cash,
Thot9s ale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON,
Arrtt
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAL7
SATURDAY Evening. Pril 26, 5
FREI9Hr3 Scarce to New Orean. Pork per bl 621sc;
Lard PSF btl SEC per kes I2Si Ftou. Per Zoe;
60. per iUo Is. 2:H s5o.
GROCERIES Coffee l25 to 10; Sugar az to s< Molas-
ses 80 - ~ Il &c sE to Gs with fair sales.
FL0UR.-DglI. asninai IS IS Per dray load fer E3ed
brands
GRAIVoOEn saiesi Wheat in demand at q co to MIL
lers.
WdISKY-FiFn 81 to 1850 for rsctfed sni extra.
PROVISIONS Firm, Hams sIs TO- Shoulders TO 7IS:
Sides to So.
sEEps.-FIax seed 81 40 to tOi Glover dali
SALT -Kauawhs sales 100 Abis 4ce; Alum 4slt4u
POTATO ES.--1joRe in market.
RAGS.-Country to size.
CH8EsE.-Io1S to IA for Western Reserve AID Caoiee
Eastern Dairy.
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GBe Dailg gyoutnol
local DEPARTMENT..


u
Last week we made notice Of the arrest
of man named Green, in this city, who was
supected of being one Of the murderers of the
son Of Col, johnson Of Morganlield, Ky-the
young man being Mt the time of the arrest
supposed dead. Green was taken to Nor
garfield Young johnson was yet alive,
and possessed Of all his mental faculties.
Green was brought before him, when johnson
at once declared he was not the man-that he
had seen Green at the beginning Of tie quar-
rel, but had not been touched by him. Green,
no doubt happy in his release, was here again
Saturday. 1t is not supposed that johnson
can recover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-28

OF More buildings, and of far better quail
ity, will be erected in Evansville this season
than any year before. We understand that
pretty much all the bricks which can be made
here till next fall, are engaged. These build-
ings will be erected to satisfy pressing de-
mand created by new corners and the growing
business Of the city in all departments.
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MARKETS 81 TELEGRAPH.

ClNcINsATI, April 26.
The river has risen three inches. Weather warm and
clear,
Flour IS 4ea95 rs for Common to Ext-s Whisky
steady at le4ac. Provisions steady. LAID held at l0c
Groceries unchanged.
BALTIMORE. April %
Flour market today Is irregular; market opened at
So IL Tor Reward street, but closed at SO II. Wheat
dan. but unchange in prices
NEw YoRK, April &c.
Flour declined sales CT 6c00 bbls at SIS 1896 IL Ior
Straight State; S3G BIZ for Ohio SC 6297 l9for South.
err 81 2598 81 os Wheat has declined Coru
afm Mess pork improvrFi sales of 80 bills At Is d
Beef dull. Stock he her.
Nav ORLEANS. April g.
Flour Sc p o barrel. Stock hand light. Corn
4sc 2 bushel Mess PORK ai6 Prime pork, sales.
hogs 81 25c cwt. Bacon sides PC 3 b. Bacon
Shoulders ~ y b. neg. Lard leAc Q b. fierce
Lard prime &C ID. Bbi Lard No exc ? L Cot
g tItc y ID. sugar &c l.. Molasses COL
lon. Whisky &c 2 galon.
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RIVER ENTELE.aas 81 a}sss.
Port OF EVANSVILLE
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

SATURDAY. ArLIL IS.
Gl.ENDALE, from Memphis to CiuenI ati
STArEsMAs. from Cincinnati 10 St. Louis
f. Loru>or. f,oIn st. Louis TO Cincinnati
MEGFHlsi ron Cincinnati to Memphis.
PAULd ONES. from st. Louis to Gineinnati
CRY c. WHEELING. from St. Louis to Ctucs=us.l.
ALVIN ADAMS. from Louisville to st. Louis
JAS. RAYMoSD AND FLOATING PALACE, tor Piltsburg.
MsssESGsR. from st. Louis to Pittsburr
WIS. II. DENNY. from St. Louis to Pitssburg.
sHESANGo from 1T, Lopis TO Fit:hurg
RAINBOW. from Louisville to Henderson.
AMEsIcA. from New Orleans to Evansville.
sHlSG@s5 from Pitsbarg to ST. Louis.
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Repudiation.

The word reputation, whether applied to
States, corporations, or individuals, is always
omnibus and startling to honest men. A State
a corporation. an individual, may be unable to
meet esent liabilities, and creditors may DO
so told, without even iniuring the confidence
raposed By the public, but leteither ''repudiate"
their obligations voluntarily entered into upon
any pretext whatever and the act becomes, to
say the least one of bad faith, that must fall
with blightng effect upon all concerned, and
could it rest there it might not be so diSas-
trous in its ,ff,cts. But one act of reputation
involves thousands of innocent persons in it's
consequences. These thoughts were su ygest-
ed by the recent reputation of the indorse-
ments Of the Columbus and Piqua bonds by
other railroad companies. The New York
Tribune and the Cincinnati Gazette character
ize the transaction as one Of bad faith, that
should be Indignantly condemned by all honest
men. Tho Endorsements were voluntarily
made, the bonds were sold upon the faith of
the in lorsements, and bona fide purchasers are
now to be the sufferers, unless the indorse-
ments are valid. But whether they shall be
so held or not, the suicidal deed is done, the
solemn contracts Of these companies with the
holders Of the obligations have been repudated
and unless public condemnation shall mark
the transaction, all faith in railroad men and
railroad securities must cease. Railroad com
panes and cities, like men, must keep their
faith If they expect to have public confidence
with them, and unless they do, they cannot
expect to prosper Ind. Jour.
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~ EailJ yesterday morning the wind for
an hour blew furiously. One house on First
street was partially unroofed, but we heard OF
10 other damage, although half the population
were perhaps trembling with alarm. No rain
followed, although yesterday morning it was
cloudy and looking as if rain might fall some
time soon.
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BY TEI.EGRAPH
EXPREssLY ZOE THE IoURNAL

~ 4 = Azz< IL ASAAA AAS
REPoRTED EXPRESSLY ron THE JOURNAL
New YORK, April g.
The Arabia's mails went South last night
The Russia Imperial Manifesto On the peace
question throws onus of having commenced
tho war on the Western powers. The enemy
is declared to have beeu repulsed north and
south. Prolonged defence of Sebastapol and
fall Of Kar", is spoken OF, as adding not lit
tie to ruin Russian arms. Tho manifesto fin
ally states, that as the Sultan granted his
christian subjects those rights for which they
rontended, Russia, to hasten peace, has con-
scented to the adoption Of certain measures Of
prccaution, destined to prevent collision be-
tween the two powers on the Black Sea also,
the establishment of new line of demarkation
in the southern part Of Resarab;a.
Later Iroa Mexico.
New ORLEANS, April &c.
By the arrival of the steamer to-day we
have Vera Cruz dates to the 22d, and from the
city of Mexico to the 18th. Communication
has been received at the Capital from all parts
Of the peaceful condition Of affairs.
Tomorez escaped on board the British war
vessel Penelope, having reached Vera Cruz
disguised as drayman.
The church property has been seized on
military account, the Bishop refusing to sur
render. tits said that the Archbishop of Mex
leo has offered Comontort six hundred thou
sand to have The decree revoked, which has
not arrived.
BALTIMORE, April &c.
The Washington Union publishes cores
pondence between Mr.. Douglas and Col Lane,
the concluding paragraph of Mr. Douglas let
ter says; Col. Lane calls upon me for such an
explanation of my language as will remove all
imputations upon the integrity OF his actions
or motives in connexion with the memorial
from the Legislature of Kansas. My reply is
that there are facts within my knowledge
which can remove all imputations upon the
integrity Of his actions or motives in connection
with that memorial
WASHINGTON, April 2G.
The amount OF forged land warrants already
discovered exceeds one million acres The in
vestigation is still in progress and new frauds
are daily coming to light.
Fire.
FINCENNEs, April rs.
The broom factory belonging to S. Burnett, !
about half mile from the city, was consumed
by fire this evening. Loss about $1,000.
NEyu Cpr = w A nrii Ok
Molasses $3.50. Corn 49c. Lard in kegs
1910.
Reported Riot in Erie.
ERIE, April Is, P. NJ.
A street fight occurred here to-day between
young Walker and Mr.. Cochr n. Cochran
was whipped, and from this grew a general
row.
TIE Constitution newspaper Office is being |
destroyed Quilted, and burned. The rioters |
are firing cannon, and it is proposed to de
stroy the houses belonging to the railroad
mel
Democratic Nominations in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS April "a.
The Benton Democrats Of this State nave
nominated Thomas II. Benton for Governor |
and Mr.. Kilby of Holt county, for Lieut.. Gov
ernor. The Atchison Democrats have nomi-
mated Truxton Polk for Governor.
"a L.Xn-5usj Prime Lar f1rsa lie at
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kEEEsssW6E..


4 NoLBJRN & HE&SHBERGHR hsye removed their
~ sceck of Mattresses to the bcding lately r
by Nr. Hughes, Water street. Canal Bank
whsre they will keep constsusly hand Wholesale and
retail large of Mattresses al sizes
vi1i Spring Cotton. Moss, Shusk H&ir and jenny Lind
ALso--iied Comforts Q all sizes
ALso-Oottop, Noss Hair Stuck end Feather Pillowz.
Mattresses Sde order guaranteed give
tim Those in good article will please give call
The attention Of Country Merchants Is particularly invited
to QUE stock Main aoorto Canal Bank Evansville
lad. ahI9
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Sales ofLots.

There were several sales of property under
the hammer (not forced sales) last Saturday =
The lot of rs feet front by $50 deep, next to
Mr.. Bakers on I'd street, sold one half for
$780, and the other for $3.50 Terms equiya-
lent to cash. The lot corner of Locust and
Second streets, IS feet square. sold for S1,075.
ON Main street, lot adjoining the Canal, be-
low, opposite LaughI:n 6, Cranes warehouse,
rs by LA feet, sold for $4,000 A lot corner
of Second and Mulberry, Go by 80, sold for
s. ,325-easier terms than. the others.
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rrWe call attention to the communicate

GIVE call attention to the communication
signed Progress We proposed this identical
enterprise while the E. &, G. Railroad was
building, but were told to wait till that road
was out of the way. We proposed it again
after the Strait Line had commenced, and
were again put off Progress" reYiycs the
subject, and we leave it for the present to the
consideration of citizens. Such road would
do great deal towards building up Evansville
there Is no mistake in that
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rs Prauarel and old wholesale and reta lat "a Marke
street ST. Louis No and at 695 Brosdwav. New York
where pull patent are
retail as low and favorable terms as the
can he bought q osher house. .
sTODDA RDand all Or n~pal druggi erywhere.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO, Agents.