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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-25


oa Monday iast Ii has beet seldom our
To-, 20 wines, celebration ai'fe imposing
or more gratifying az political demon
s'raIon.
Between 10 AID u o'clock, Toe Ham
sou deire1'iou uHder th" command ~ j.
VI MchtFNotp', ~ Marshal arrived
They were welcomed 'f q lr'ap pn n't'e
haeA, rom g 49, over "h'.' '"' u" =
CRi ~. } {. rtptt' AID u. 'o'ii' -,
Is Nhr.ha.ls At the daF, presided. lh'y
~ttc formed hio l"r, go" h"''r"en /"
front and The ea"''s'' :" '"e 'eH' aud
bsaaed ~ the MARSHALL gi''' 'aaa IN
Hauinphal muse Tie PROCESSION proceeded
lt." '"e e''' y .e'' we town. s"''' 'Hs>
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Tho horses All carriq-es .,,efe ...s5sed
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into nr. an foo, and n,ocestsI 10 the
p m5rrsar mole. which slauaa anon an
,ai.eres o,.fr.sktnstt,atsun TN. pole
d. l5l feet ia hssIt. IS feet higher lian
Le f. y rolrl mud from i,s topmosi
bdsl, N3a,s the GORGEOUS banner Of ,I.e
Union There f, stood floating triuinuhant.
}, IN the breeze. ever, star aIl.criog in the
g'auods aaiumuel sun
Tho pfocass8a having reached the
erognd. .he delegations from Harrison and
ca. vefs drawn up in lines facing each
other. viIf, ladies ard gentlemen at each
c,lfep.it. .au. flfr,ino crn,plate sqnafe.
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fAsr lows. Chicago is 6. funny place
It Is original IA more things than ono. Re
comfy man committed suicide lhcre by
drowning The body could no, be found.
hut The corancr, not to be cheated ont OF
hi. tees, heid ma inquest on his bat hud
pcast, found on too hank Of .he iahe.
}.uIl' lnund empty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-25

8.J~ See the advertisement of Dr.. y +
laNa He has received large asset
.usni VI ne. slels
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or Tho following telegral lie d.spaleh
Is cheering;
LorrsyiLir. Oct. - We hear Of zen
sral rains throughout the west, which vtil
prabatdY cause fiss IA the rivers Some
Of the telegraph lines are interrupted Tbs
may dri-s, one excellent arrangement.
made tof The Transmission Of election news.
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TEXAS REPI BilCAN,
N!\I~lIAII4:
V4IfE01i. 9rI it
EbE.aAsst s'ks4 sAE.H.
NOR rRUsID;1E.
J \ IVES BIT CHANAN,
geH tssU-pRIsIpENT.
JOHN {. BRIikINRINGE

rtiGtpus ron stNtr st itRDr.
+" BO@D0N. y 4 attNGi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-25

JHANKs. Oar thanks are duo Mr.. G..
/. IAltrr for late New otleans papers.
We also ret 'ysd by him large bundle Of
city papers sent us by Mr. CArANAGn,
formerly Of biz ofhgo,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-10-25

EscNrrp jAiL.-k VI, Tarsnt, who
was eoodued ia the haulImsu county all,
GA chaige Ct murder, hss escaped
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forbid Us from gong into detail
Amer be had concluded, dinner was an
nounced, and tho company proceeded to a
large warehouse, where three tables, run,
ming the whole length Of the building, 300
feet, were filled with eatablos Tor .he hun
gry crowd We heard several persons say
,hai they regarded it as one OF the finest
barbecues they had ever seen in the State
Amer dinner the company again repaired
to the s!and, when Mr. Epperson WAS in,
lroduced to the audience. Mr. l. let very
pleasnn, speaker aad perhaps better posted
THAI any member OF has party IN this Sec
ton Of the State. We listened to bis
speech about a half hour when we ieh for
bono p to tia, time he had not met
single proposition advanced by Col era,
hau. On the contrary he had chosen to
start oE on the uchoty X. \. platform, anl
was stepping hom plank 10 plank, with the
agility and science Ct a rope dancer We
learned from others, upon whose judgment
wc rely, that Wilde. IN a literary pom, Of
view, bis speech was oreditable, as an ar.
ggmentalivc eHoti, Z, was iarneu,aL.e fail
IRE, disappointing the expectations Of his
friends, aud throwing a complete dampcr
over their feelings
Il il worthy Of note, lba, Nh Ippcrson
faded entirely 10 meet the unausneraLlo
arsmertol t,L traham drurotms lh.
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and I. G. Twichell, are now due from New
Orleans.
We thank the clerk of the Fanny Bull
hit for New Orleans papers Of the 18th. The
Fanny came up iRfive days with good trip.
- We understand that the David White
will be soon raised by her owners. She lies
very safely at present, and will be aaoat again
in time to take part in the fall business
- Capt. Liter's boat brought out fine
cargo Wednesday evening, pork and tobac-
co. The Bowling Green is doing good bust
ness. She leaves to-day for Green River
- The VIM. Garvin, for Memphis, was
at our wharf yesterday. We think with the
Bulletin that the Louisville and Memphis
trade will not support three boats
- The Belle Sheridan put off large lot
of molasses and sugar yesterday. To her at
tcntive clerk we are indebted for package of
New Orleans papers of the 11th
- Mr.. Archer formerly of the Alvin Adj
ans is now on the Southerrer. He left us
full files of Louisville papers yesterday. The
Southerner was crowded as usual
/ WHO'S going up the river? The fast
Statesman will be up this morning for Louis
vile and Cincinnati. To persons bound that
way, we can recommend this boat, and her
officers. Capt. Malin is an experienced Cap
tain, noted for his attention and kindness to
passengers. Look out for the Statesman.
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PHILADELPHIA, April H.
The tornado last night unrooled about ESQ
houses in different sections of the city No
loss of life. Two large brick churches and
factories in Kensington were unroofed. The
large boiler works, $50 feet long, were totally
demolished. The Trenton Railroad Depot at
Kensington was partially unroofed. The tel
egraph wires are all down, and it will take
two or three days to get them to work.
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OBJ Dalp Sournal
local DEPARTMENT,


@.ALLABoUTTHE WEArHER.-T trees along
The river bank begin to look spring like. The
warm sunshine Of the last few days has
brought out the leaves and blossoms. Since
Saturday the winds Of winter have blown
themselves away, and warm weather is with
US We can hardly realize that two months
ago tho river was bridsed with ice. But so
We go. Summer with its long sultry days is
Fastening to take the place of this bracing
Weather, AMI it will not be long before we
Chronicle the advent of hoary winter fastening
after autumn. Meantime, let us enjoy all sea-
sons as they pass. The bright spring-time,
and the dark winter, were both given for
improvement. But goodness Into what a
moral strain our weather ITEM has led us,
and April weather too. 1t may be raining
gums" when you read this over your coffee,
or in your shop, but even then you may draw
useful lesson from the change. The sky,
be it ever so bright, will sometimes be cloud
ed, and the stouteSt hearts have been broken.
In this matter fact world, where men are
scrambling for wealth, we need an occasional
reminder Of these things-fcklc April sun
shine viii suggest them.
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AUCTION SALES.
Auction

AUCTION
" residence of Joseph Hyde the Salt weIl read all
his household and kitchen furniture consisting Beds Bed
ding. Bedsteais Chairs. Tables. Cupbonrds
Carpets. Mirrors, &c.. &c. WOoLSRY & NELSON,
apl6-tds Auctioneers.
VALUABLE LOT AT AUCTION!
VIII sell 1t puQlie auction the in
Evansville AprIl 26sh 1885, Lot number sixty (60l in
Enlargement of EYansve situated the
Mulberry and Second streets. This lot
feet deep, and of the eligible building the
city. SALE POSITIVE.
TERMs-One third of the purchase cash. the
remainder in and two years with interest be
Baker Garvin at whose ONCE plat of the lot
WooLsET & NELsos AuctiOneers api9sw
HIRAM NELSON
ACTION ROOMS.
Old Court House. Main Third imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
NWAVING leased for term of years and up the
II above we'll known stand. prepared to e.
and merchandise household furniture horses
gies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances ma lie n consign Is when required
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
cOmmen cling O'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday edn esday
and Friday lights. early gas light.
Outdoorses andsaes of real estate promptly attended
to- .
and of FURNITURE consulting oslat
spindle and bannister backs scroll and sceoP
back office, French, Jenny Lind, and Bzstie
Chairs mahogany and wood sofa seat Chairs
chairs: spring rockers soeiable
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors hne and misses bedsteads. mat
trasse tin and wire Safes which will sell at Gin
cinnat prices.
We have aI4o hand great variety ofnotoRs jewery
VOlins aocoraeons pocket cutlery pistols whips
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON,
mva Auct's.
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o. The North British Review for Febru-
airy has been received. Every one wishing to
keep posted in the polite literature Of the day
will take this excellent magazine. The article
on "color blindless,' will be maue with great
deal of interest. The Review can be obtained
by addressing Msssrs. Scott & Co. New York.
Terms SIS per annum.
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tErLevi Walker the man who was sent to
Jail yesterday for shooting Anderson and 9TH
ers, was brought before Recorder Mills at
nine o'clock. The evidence adduced upon
this preliminary trial, corroborated our state
ment of yesterday. In default Of $500 bail,
he was again committed to answer at the
Circuit Court. Two Of the wounded men APP
pcared at the trial AMI are not badly injured.
The third is still confined to his bed.
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6rwhy would this government wrecked
Tn the niger question, DO like piece of
French broadcoth?
Answer-Because it would be "aied IN the
t0ool." tt-
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CEFBy card in to-day's paper, it will be
seen that Doctor Ross is about to resume the
practice of his profession in Evansville The
Medical Faculty of Evansville has not its
superior in the West, and we congratulate it,
that our esteemed friend is to be again con-
nected with it. We bespeak for Doctor Ross
the regard and confidence Of our citizens gen
cralyl, and for him we wish every prosperity.
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The beard of Councilmen passed a resolu-
ton last night rendering Inequalities to Bu-
chanan on his arrival, and appropriatng ST.
600 to meet expenses. --z
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
.t.rs NFw YORK, April II.
The Baltic has arrived.
Peace signed on the 25th of March.
Nothing has been heard of the Pacific
Particulars to morrow.
CON GREssIo
THrRrY-FouRru coxGREss-FtRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, April Is.

~ WASHINGTON, April Is.
HousE-Tyson reported joint resolution to
subscribe for 1900 copies of five dollars each,
of Kane's narrative, for distribution among
members of Congress authorizing the Secretary
of the Navy to have appropriate medals struck
off and presented to Kane, officers and men,
Resolution passed by four majority.
Stanton moved reconsideration of the vote.
He said this system of book publishing was
condemned by every intelligent man in the
country, and ought not to be tolerated. He
did not want his friends in the majority to be
responsible for such extravaganza. In the
Presidential election it would stick to them
like shirt on nissus.
He expected to arraign the Administration
not only for sins Of the Nebraska act, and fur
nishing executive influence to propagate
slavery, but also for profisate expenditures.
Walker eulogized DR.. Kane.
House adjourned.
CINCINNATI, April II.
River risen 6 inches. Weather warm and
pleasant Rained last night
PITTsBURG, April II.
Considerable rise in the river. Eighteen
feet six inches water and rising. Weather
wet.
CINCINNATI, April H.
Flour SIS 25. Provisions firm. Bacon sides
&c; mess pork $14 so. Whisky 19c. Gro
ceries unchanged.
New YORK. April II.
Steamer Asia sailed yesterday, for Liver
pool with SO passengers and $453, 900 in spe-
Gle.
The board of Councilmen passed a resolu-
ton last night rendering Inequalities to Blu
chanan on his arrival, and appropriating ST.
600 to meet expenses. .--z
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GTLager Beer has been adopted by the
upper Ten," of New York, and bids fair to
supersede all other fashionable beverages. The
New York Mirror says that between the first
and second acts Of "Don Giovanni" at the
Academy Of Music, the other night, no less
than three hundred and sixty glasses of Lager
Beer were drunk in the saloon. 1t goes on to
congratulate the public upon its growing taste
for beverage which, it seems to think, is very
wholesome, and is destined to drive ''rot- gut
rum, camphene brandy, and vitriolic liquors
generally, out Of the market" We are con
fidelt that as beer becomes generally used by
all classes of society, drunkenness will gradu-
ally disappear. There is more beer manu-
featured and used in Evansville now, than at
any previous time. Some of our best citizens
keep itin their cellars for family use.
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EDW I'D BOY lie,

BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMITHlNG IN GENERAL;
NJ ANUFACTURB OF Boiler RiYets Railroad Chairs and
IVA Spikes. N &. Corner Main and Cherry Streets St
Louis 80.
IS Second hand Boils-s always hand. Repairing Zone
upon the shortest notice ls.a97--,l -mhIS-3m
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0ET We have given up most of our space
to-day to the Report Of the Z. and c. Railroad,
and the doings of the wind at Alliance The
Report alluded to will be interesting to every
business man in Evansville. We are glad to
know that the company is in a fair way to be
relieved of its liabilities. 81 =
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

THURSDAY. APRIL II.
SusQUEHANA. rom New Orleans to Cincinnati.
w IL. DENNY. from Pittsburg to St. Louis.
FANNY BuLLrT from New orlesnsto Louisville
] @. FHsaOSr from st. Louis to Pitt burg.
FASHION. from st Louisto Louisville.
GRANITE STATE. from Pittsburg to St. Louis
SoUrHERxER. from Louisville to st. Louis.
BELLE SHERIDAN from New Orleans to Louisville.
WM. GARvIS from Louisville to Memphis.
SHENANGo. from Pittsburg to St Louis
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NEW SIZING GOODS

lust received in fresh lot of Spring Style Goods
81 which prep1redto dispose of the lowest
shall receive all the latest of goods d.
from the and manufacturers by
strict attention the wants the mereha merit fair
share of their patronage. ]. O.. JEWEL & CO..
and FIRST str
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CRAWFORD BELL,
WHOLESAUE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.

CRAWFORD BELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
3 WASHINGTON BLOCK BUILDING, MAIN ST.
Evansville Ind,
receiving of the largest best selected
of Drugs. Medicines brought
ansvle. Every article offered public
aud of the best quality My personal
given the putting OF all orders and
The stock consist in part of the following:
10 Bhbls Epson Salts, bbls Spirits Turpentine,
do Gauber do. do Alcohol 76 A. p.
2 Gases English Rof'd Borax, Casks Cream Tsrter.
Case Gum Opium, 10 do Sup. Carb. Soda,
do Shsac, Case Carbonate Magnesia,
do do Copal. do Called do,
Ceroons panish Foat Indigo, / Bale Alez'd SIENNA.
I HID Ombro Nader. do India do,
Sulpt. Quinine, Cases Sup Liqu. rice,
20 Or. Sulph. Merpha, 200 Kegs White Lead,
10 do Acetate do, ...- Bbls Caster Oil.
5 Bbls Copel Vsrnish, 100 bxs Ass'd Window glass;
s do Lnseed OIL $50 boxes Ass'd Glassware,
do Lard Oil, Is lbs Chloroform.
Pure Brandes and other liquors Family and medical
mh13-lY
NSLANNEES.-.s--- 80. go
E Canton Flanneis;
2 bales yellow do; sr
de blue twiled Flannels; ---.
do green do do; rec'd this day and for sale
by JAMES Low CO..
dAciT-i&w AIS Main street. Louisville. KY.
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TO HOATmEE

HAVE opened. n the cor fsesR2Ts-SEI ~
onAH amer of Canal and Main streets
ysSa4s & BOAT STORE and FAMILY GROCERY Fstrb-
lishrnent. where will be pr pared all time
supply Canal and Ohio Boats families with every
tele they need in the way of Stores. e- - f7l
Canal BoaSmen particularly requested remember
m place. mhI3-2twdtf JOHN FARRELL.
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NEW 1ohh, Aprn IL
Steamer Asia sailed yesterday, for Liver
pool with SO passengers and $4,000 in spe
Gle -s
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TO CASH BUYERS oF DlslY GOODS

NETE are receiving stock of Spring Goods
Wv of which Of i'm direct the
in Europe-s bought cash and prices which
think will justify in saying. that induce
ments purchasers the Dry
bers who buy their goods time. -
We respectfully call the Merchants
and prices before making their purchases.
JAMES Low & co.,
fbt2d&w AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
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CINCINNATI, April II.

CINCINNATI, April II.
Flour SIS %. Provisions firm. Bacon sides
&c; mess pork $14 so. Whisky 19c. Gro
cerics unchanged.
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Is. Splendid Spring Goods. Is
HENRY MARKS & Co..

IMPORTERS
w LIEN AND SILK GODS
No. IL Pearl street. Cincinnati.
NKTOOLLENS nsisting Cloths VestfnQs
NN Gentlemens Furnishing Goods Talors' Trimmings
aud every Tariety of goods adapted to Mems Wear.
SILK GOODS. including handsome assortment OF
Millinery Goods. Ribbons. Flowers. &c.
STRAW GOODS embracing the latest styles Of plain and
fancy Straw Bonnets. and Straw Trimming
ALS0-Silk Bonnets &c. &c; all OF which will be Of
fered on the most favorable terms. mhIS-lm4
61E BRLs No. Plaster Paris ins.ore ard for sale
~0D H IL
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ELECTION NOTICE.
EN l. &C. s. L.. RAILROAD-The Annual Election for
o eleven Directors Of the Evansville and
Cleveland Straight Line Railroad Company. will be bela
the okce the Company in the city of Indianapolis
FRIDAY May I'd 1885, o'clock P NJ at which time the
officers for the ensuing year will also he eleetsd
JAMES GREENE. Sec'v.
ar3-d3w
m 6b BBLS prime ew Rice at lower figures than be
I'LL Cd bought at any house in the city by - - :
apt JOHN BUKTIS.-
IQUORs-we in receipt of large stock of Bran
B dies Wines, Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky, which we
offer % the trade at low prices.
mhl4 PRESTON BROS
HNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-Just received further
EN supply Markles extra superdne four warranted
euuaI to the best St. Louis brands -
ana = I.Ifg HERSHRERGER & CARSON.
Cd - BUSHELS Hominy just from the mills and made
@D@b of white flint, Hominv for sale at
Wholesale retalby P. HO RNBROOK & co.
spa - I u. -. -r-
n 0ASK zante Currants; bbl paper-sheI Almonds
III boxes RaisBs ass'd NJ. r. and Layers;
> trallsDAtes. reed per steamer Detendsr hy ro.,
arr q. h. COOK d BUN
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WATC les, BE w L LRX
AND SILVER WARE.
CANAs S.CoV,ACE

WKTILSON M'GREW & SON. corner of Fourth and Main
Nv streets. Cincinnati o. aving Just returned from the
- WATCHES tsew
of all kinds, and from the approved Makers
| . J + w L. K Y --f-..-. 60
of the newest and fashionable sty les, ana
.t- STERLING SILVER WARE, ID a.a
articles appertanng line of business.
sell goods much prices than other House
a1-W1ToH PAIRING DONE By ExPERIENeED WORK
MEN. mhz4-lm
ssF' prn Eastern FS iPss fsf R6 sHd
HOUSEK EEPERN SUITED ar LASC!!
GNRAwFORD BELL calls the attention Of the Ladies to
the articles which has invoiced expressly
for which be had at his Washington
Block building, Main street.
purposes comprising the following; -
Extract Of sagei Exract of Mint Extract of Apics;
do Rose; do Mace; DO DO CIovef;
- Mustard Premium; Mustard English:
Mustard superior article by Sader, Firth CO.. Salad
Root Essence Ginger Tapcoa !sngass Galatne.
article of Indigo brought to this market
Preston Merrills; Yeast Hope Mills Durkees; Heck
Farind desirable article for children and in
vas Spces Sarch aud other article the
may necd in hisline. mh2z
GSINDRIES.-
- Is cases style Bonnets;
$50 doz Cinen Cambria Handkerehiefs;
doz Hemstiehed do;
10 cartoons blk silkCoaCord;
10 do cold silk CoatCord; $50 bxs Linen Floss;
25a Jaconett Collars; $50 Chemsstts;
cartoons black silk rrinEed Lace;
1. pieces super black Satin Festinss;
n c,rtoons Ribbon ass widths and colors;
50 cartoons style Bonnet Ribbon;
N doz super bonnie Silk Cravsts this day
JAMES LOW & co
| Main Louisville. Fy.
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The j. NJ. StockweH has gone up wa
bash for another load Of produce.

- The Moses Mcclellan, A. L. Shotwell
and I. c. Twichell, are now due from New
Orlnans .
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CROCKETT d LOWE,
ATTOR NEYS Il T l. A W,
tre JACKSONVILLE, KY.
win give attention to all business entrusted he
nov6-tf
QEo. KLINE. DECKER. PHILIP KEAMER.
G EO. KILN l. s. CO.,
Manufacturers of Lard Oil, Soap and Candles.
NHTE prepared fill orders for the above
w cles and sell low prices the can be had
cincinnati Orders be left at the store Of Decker
Kramer Main street. between First and Second sts
feh2-3m
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
HE Board Of Commissioners of the county Yanderhurgh
WILL II O'Clock A. NJ Thursday the May
mex receive aud consider sealed proposals for building
BRIDGE SToSK AIUrNENTS, Pigeon Creek,
COdys Sill. Plans specifications
may office BY persons
DESTROYS of bidding for said job.
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