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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17
NOV hi.ri INSTRUCTION AMI AMUSEMENT
MUSEUM AND CONCERT.

ezitbita. EyANsY IlLE. Friday. Juis 18th Open IS
andI O'Clock p NJ for ons day only. on the
Floating Palace and James Raymond
rENHE MUSEUM contains a complete Geological Exhibi-
M tion every wild and aDinal exi in Europe.
PAAST and magnificent GIRAFFE innumerabis specimens
Of Birds rom the gssno Ostrich 20 upward of 400 sPec
mems Of the fairy Hummfng Bird esfn <1e1 -
4 STATUE GALLERY fa
Of figures the size of life among e-Christ
ing il the fempe;she Shakspear Galley rins
tn Family Of Nspoleoa ahlegen aud Laaystlei william
Landlord and Lantsdy; Chief Utica
when living; hundreds OF Aneen aud indian War weaponi
Panoramic View of the World.
Mineral Yezsslte 0uriostes without Ancient
Relies from Egypt. Greece, Rome. Pompsii aud Hereuia
One hundred and fifty Oil Paintings,
The beautiful asd daring Polish refugee MADAME
oLINZA in her thrilling. terrific al the
gracsfal ,est upon the TIL ROPE Extended in mil
cord walk aek ascending 6lindoised
dancing values Plkas and Pirouettess playing exaiy
the Piston and achieving o. the
ing sBt startling eats introduced far surprising
other iiviHs art,sse in this Department.. 49,.
Also thai incomprehenshe genius, HR: r. -.
MEL LIS who has appeared yi5h sa. ssst
soverexns Of America and
and flying evidences OF the they am
7 Is ALoSg OTIS PRoFIGEs saa fSLESr1SEs
and winds Watshes folds and Letters SHOOTS
seldom discharges Pistols plays the
ACCORDION and Vioiseeils ard
pie ctnnot asyrs e., wh s6o m use OF cir hams and
fingers demon trating how sishs nature pensate for
Also that ARE animal alive WHITE p LAR BEAR
the MY llrHg specimen in the United States and probably
tbs most interest animaf estant.
Fg- Admission Twenty .ve Crn's-rc hal price So
AN ENTERTAINMENT AND CONCER T
W i'll he EiVen-in beAnsifr ecrsert Eoon the An
Of shiosaa Melodies; Faoey and Comic nascfE
Chsraessr.sio Del &C.. by talented troupe OF
SIS Aimss@iep swsnty I'VE cent?. jys-at
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tFron the Erie CohssitutiOn.) {
A Girl Murdered By her Lover.

\ A most horrid and cold blot1ded murder
was committed, on Monday last, in Mexican
township, in this county, about ten miles from
Erie. The victim was young girl named
Calsta Cornelia Allen, aged about fifteen, the
dau Inter of George Allen, of Mexican. Ths
murderer was Is young man of about thirty
FIVE, Walter Hsyt by maine, who lived in the
same neighborhood. The circunlstancesY as,
nearly as we can learn them, are these; Iiayt
had for asoIhe time entertained passion for
Miss Allen, and had made propositions of mar
riage to heri and be alleges Qor he conlesses
the crime and the motives that induced him
to it, that she had promised to marry him;
that they had several times agreed upon a
day for the consummatiosf of their union, but
that she had in each case postponed it till an
other, and that the very day on which he COM
United the horrible deed. had been appointed
by previous arrangement, as their wedding
day. On the other hand, her family state that
she had never been engaged to him, and had
no intention of marrying him, but had always
considered and treated his attentions as per-
secution. There is little doubt that this is the
fact; and both his age and unseemly appear
aDce, as well as her extreme youth, would
seem to confirm it.
Hayt confesses that he had premeditated
the deed for several days, and debated with
himself for some time whether to kill the girl
Oh himself bu finally settled down on her de-
struction, provided She again refused. lie
therefore provided himself with Colts revolt
yer, and went to Dir. Aliens house about 2
o'eloels in the afternoon of Monday He found
the youthful and innocent Object his passion
and malice alone, though her mother was in
or Dear the house. He again pressed his prop
osition Of marriage. She again refused, and
told him that she would not marry bin, nor
did she wish any further attentions from him.
She was sitting in ciiaiy, and he instantly
drew his revolver and shot her through the
head She fell uP0n tbe floor; but there APP
pearing to be still sigGs of life. he raised her
up and. laying her upon the sofa, shot her
second time through the head. AT this instant
her mother appeared at the door and raised
the cry of murder The n4addeped wretch
turned upon her, and, as she ran, fired ut her
twice, but neither of the shots took effect. He
then attempted to escape; but, seeing persons
following him, he stopped and gave himself
up. IE
The same evening EIayt was brought to Erie
and lodged in jail He seems Indifferent con-
corning the terrible crime that he has commit
ted, and, in fact, rather gratified that he sue
ceeded so handsomely. There appear to be no
evidences of insanity about him, and the crime
was certainly committed coolly and delibc.
rately. cs.e--.... son, =
He isa tail, lank, green, silly-looking fell !
low; owns a farm, and is we'll to do in the |
world lie expects to be hanged, and says he !
would rather die than live. z,'
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THE WILD WOMAN IN JAIL-We entered
the Jail yesterday to make enquiries into the
condition Of the wild woman" Tailor Nc
Lean Informed us that most affecting scene
had just taken place. He had few minutes
before our arrival introduced to the unfortu-
nate wild woman a sweet little girl of four
years old, a daughter of Deputy Sheriff Ken
drlck The child, on being desired, sprang on
her knee, threw her arms around neck. and
kissed her again and again. The poor woman's
e, es in moment filled with tears, her under
lip quvered, and as the kisses were repeateds
at length burst into tears. The Jailor and
Mr. kendrick assure Us that the scene was
one Of most affecting character and both Of
them acknowledged to feelings hard and rug
ged men rarely experienced. The poor, wrong
ed woman has OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of no com
mon character, and those griefs have been con-
nected with her child, or children. What an
guish she may have suffered, what terror,
what depth Of misery may have torn her heart
we cannot tell. Kind usage, human sympa-
thies the sweet influences OF those of her own
sex, and especially the melting, touching. sub
DUNG tons and caresses of children will at
length bring the scrrowing creature to herself
again. Gin Col, 14tt. a. ase.'s
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+, TERRIFIC COMBAT Last evening, between
six and seven O'clock, as the dragons were
walking to their different billeting houses, a
black stallion attacked bay next to him most
savagely. The dragon was speedily thrown.
and the bay, nothing loth, returned the attack
with equal determination. The scene was
VI h Ut a pir,ilel; { al iInals e ugLt like
bull dogs, struck out win their frr'legs, selz-
ell e. CHI other by tue neck and chest, rolled
over and over again, gFoaned, snolted. and
Savagefy continued the extraord nary cnc0un-
tar for upwards Of seven minutes The trades
men shut up their shops for the niuriated
animals seemed bent on mutual destruction.
Eight or ten dragons could do nothing WITH
them until their strength was spent and fury
exhausted, when one powerful young man
watched his opportunity, and, rushing at the
PROSTATE black stallion, seized him resolutely
by both ears, and, with an iron grasp, made
the animal groan with rage and pain. The
bay was with difficulty forced away, and t.ied
to kick and bite every one near hlm. This
unusual and terrific combat caused the utmost
excitement and the greatest possible conster-
nation. 1t took place Immediately opposite
the George Hotel-[[ English Paper. &8s
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SYpNEY. GAZE BREroN. JulY IL.

DYDNEE, OAPE bKEION, July II. -
The Sub Murine Electric Telegraph cable
for the New York, Newfoundland and London
Telegraph Co.. was successfully laid on the
10Th inst, from the steamship Propontis, un-
der the direction of Mr.. Samual Canning,
across the gulf of ST. Lawrence, between Cape
Roy Cove, N. f., and Ashley Bay, c. b., a
distance Of IS miles, in fifteen hours. Mes
ages ar now being freel d Instantan lsly
transmitted from shore to shore.
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HOTEL FOE SALE.

T<H stand known the New hotel Newherry. win be
sold terps sdva tag ousto the III ayoraLly
located in the ourskng OF Newberrv in Greene
Ind. has ail the out houses ct &c with
Stahles ar acte. When il is kno that New
berry The of the soHheyn afvion ofthe and
C. Straight Line Rsiltoad, and aso located nediae1v
the aud Z Cane at the Fesfer DAM " hte river i
ana eeAny WIZ Il sos rs
prv this kind wilt the advantage
For particulars apply 70 eifhrr S. L.sT0pDAED 1T
jYft1A@ "a va JOHNSON.
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a MONSTER LocoMoTIvE-We saw a few
days since, at the BALTIMORE and Ohio Railroad
depot, in this city. an engine which is saidste
be the largest in the United States. 1t was
built by Mr.. Ross Winans, at his shop in Bal
tlmore, and is named Gentipede. Its size, as
near as we could learn, is, that it has L wheels
A inches in diameter % inch stroke. IL feet
fire box, and weighs 80 tons. Thisengine has
been builras an experimental one to test the
praeticabiity of drawing train ofFsix passeu-
ger cars up the heavy grades on the. road (of
which some are III feet to the mile) at the
rate of 26 miles per hour. It is said that this
monster is capable of accomplishing it with
apparent ease This engine pre- ients a siRgu-
lar appearance from those now in use, one
striking features is, that the engineer stands
in front. We doubt not but this is the largest
railroad locomotive in the world.
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sDEArI OF GEN. MEMUcAN HuNT.-We re-
gret to learn that Gen. Hunt departed this
life at the residence or Mr.. John G. Nelson, in
Haywood county, Tenn, on the 18th instant.
He gas distinguished as General in the Tex
as revolution. and was the first Minister sent
from the Republic to the United States. To
his many strongly marked traits of character
was added urkanity Of manner and high sense
of honor The intelligence of bis death viii
be received with deep sorrow BY a large circle
of Harm friends, particularly in the Southern
States.-[N. o. Delta. ss-s
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WoEDERFUL DISCOVERY AT THE MAMMOTH
CAvE.-Last Tuesday, the 18th inst, Stephen
Bishop, the guide, and three students, Robert
Taylor. Clarence Bate, and VIM. l.. Stone,
while rambling in the cave, discovered an en-
tirely unknown passage of some two miles in
length. By this important discovery, the cave,
already the largest in the world, is. found TO
extend eleven miles Instead of nine miles, as
has hitherto been supposed. This passage
was found bpshe party toalead to chambers
FAR Surprising all those formerly known, both
in extent and magnifcence. 1t is supposed
that this discovery will lead to Others of still
aterimportance. baE ssa.s1 zGoai.
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ADAMN, ExPR ESN COnTPANY,
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GUARnIAN.s sAtE OF LIE EsTalR.

NOTICE is her BY given that Bs~fy JAeobs Guardian
the minor heirs Of William Nod aeesasd BY virtue sf
order o. the Pleas
ty the 81 5sy August, 1855 clock M.
md O'Clock p NJ sad 6av will sell auction
q ts door Of t Court Ho1se in the city Of Evansvills
North East quarter nine
SIX South Range ks0ng,ng sai4
heirs h~rsfotSre being ahaut sshk
acrss uRen the foil wing terms to vita Ore third 81 the
purchase Re raid cash, third
third in twelve mouths the rurchrs,r Civ MI
the last with inter- q the day sale
jvs-sw ~ 4 90 : = JIMMY JAoaRs Gnardisu
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LARGE CAReo.-The ship Sovereign Of the
Seas which cleared at this poE1 on the 9th inst.
for London, took out the following enormous
cargo: z972 bbls. rosin, 1Q,605 bills -FOUR 40
bbls linseed cake, Ill bhls bacon, 22O bbls
cheese, PIP bbls tobacco, Ssh bbls grain, 6SS
feet measurement goods, 900 ttaxes. Calcu-
lated ia barrels, the whole would be equal to
f3.7O1-fN z .Lour Con-. 80 -a.-z. =
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A strong Under.currsnt for Fillmore.

tits undoubtedly true that the intriguing
politicians and political wire pullers of the
country are almost all against Mr. Fillmore
for President; but it is equally true that his
hold upon the affections of the nlasses-the
honest and patriotic yeomanry Of the country.
-naniiesting itself in an unmistakable man
ner in his favor. Whilst the political dema-
gogues are making good deal Of noise, and
creating some confusion in the public mind.
there is class of sober, thinking, observing
men-mens who ask nothing, desire nothing
from party successes, but who love and reyer-
ence the Constitution and the Union, and prize
country more than party-whose influence
will be Seen and felt at the ballot box on the
first Tuesdayin November next. Within the
last week or two, we have mingled largely
with people from different parts Of the9State,
and confess that we have been suFprisd at the
expression of sentiment and feeling favorable
to Mr. Fillmore, which we have heard on every
hind. We have not noticed any marked en-
thusiam for Mr. Buchanan, particularly since
his letter ofacceptance endorsing the Cincin-
natl Platform, has appeared: but we have OBJ
served the strong hold Mr. Fillmore has upon
the hearts of the true men in all parts of the
Union. Goiwhere you may, and there is but
one sentiment among the moderate and con-
servatiYe classes, and that is, that Mr.. Fill
more is the only safe man now before the peo
pie, that he has clade good President and
that the country again needs his services to
put down agitation. Such is the substance
of the spontaneous heart language Of the hon
est, sober minded man of all parties and in all
sections. Depend upon it, all We doubling
Thomases, there is a strong under-cuFrent.
deep and noiseless. but which in due time viii
be felt. To the true men of the country, we
say, stand frm-do nothing hastily. Vast,
priceless interests are in your keeping.
Pta1adelpiia Sun.
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i q FRE,--About II O'Clock, Tuesday night a
fire broke out in frame building on Locust
street next to the canal. The engines were
promptly on the spot but the house being old
and dry was speedily consumed. Another
small frame in the rear was also partially
burned. The buildings belonging to Mr.. Igle-i
hart, and were of little value.l The fire is
supposed to have been the work of an iheen-,
disry'ofa ad5 10 noiaigo a'youslla9xs 4BoY
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Y or NJ. Sartiges the French Minister, called
on Secretary Marcy at the State Department
on the 81 inst, and expressed himself highly
delighted at the peaceful turn things had IA
ken between our Government and England;
and further, that the retention ofaour Minister
will effect an amicable adjustment pof all car
difficulties with that government ~ ID p
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Mas. PEPPER AND THE sPHILosePHER-Mrs.
Pepper got the better OF the philosopher the
other day, in arguing the question whether
women or men talked the most. '.You say a
woman can talk man almost to death" said
Mrs. P, but would like to know if Sampson
didn't jaw a Thousand Philistines to DEATH
The Philosopher gave IN. Tgg5 EzzAa
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G1- After the public reception of Mr.. FIJI
more in Buffalo, he started in private con-
'veyance, to visit his aged father, now eighty
six years. of age5 who resides. on ais farm in
Aurora, sixteen miles from that city. 7ol nggoh
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The zCA&EEs IN q TExAs.--The Indianola
Bulletin says: The Camels, having recruited
much sooner than we anticipated, left last
week for San Antonio. Two of the two
bumped eamels were harnessed to q wagon
and presented a noval sight. In Arabia. we
learn, it is common to yoke and work them as
we do oxen. 1t is Major Wayne's Intention
teiseek a place better adapted than the coast
to carry out the views of the Government in
regard to them. The cold weather and sud-
den changes Of our winters, he thinks, would
be fatal to them the first season. 7-s ..,.l. ..s
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i ! j
IT,. SANDERs &so.-You will the OF q.
W. MoBRTDE eandidate otEce of Sheriff o. Van
ierburs county and obge many the citizens Of the
ty. ~, = tt Je4
Mr. SASDERs-Sir: You will pl ass announce my nams
candidate the flee oil County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WI. Ii. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SASpERs:-Please announce my idate
eeord.r of Vaaderburgh County at the ensung IL
election SUBJECT the decision of the DmocTatc Conyen
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A Fl. SANDERS. Esq PLEASE announce
ddate the oce Clerk of the Circuit Court
at the ensuing October slecton. -. -.
myI7A p - LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JOURSAL-Taul candidate for the Office orSkeriT
of ian 4erburs county at the ensui election
ny l2-te ~. rss 5aF5s.sz w 81. HOLDEN.
DYsPEPsIA.-There but few who do not at time
the effect of indigestion
su failness ght and sness o. the sto
aeh, fo month"; sick head
aeha &C.. &e AHeh feelings evidence # approach
ing dysPs Which osd aiwsy he eheehed and cured y
the H05TBrTEE's stomach Bittrrs. watch
% be remedy for all such eonlptains To ibis
thopsH will testify Sho have tried them proved tbs
HoSTsFyfR's BisEs for sale by principal
Druggists and Dealers gen orally, Sc -
56ll HALL6cK & sTODDARD.
iy3-dxw W0OLSEY & SAWYER.
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sEto@r1Ee PALACE 1-4Ihe Floating Palace
with It's thousands Of euriosites will Be, here
tomorrow. Every body should go and take
look at Commodore Spalding' collection Of
wonders. DON'T leave the children at home.
1t is treaty FOR thea, not often offered See
advertisement
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YaARHgIED

On Tuesday the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Smith, TM
WAIT e. CATHERINE AnE; all Of tn IS.
We Hiram sll kind of his neville and
onrrs.uis NJ y up4n r~s the '-il-sful
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CORPOTe ALTON NOTICE

OTICE IL hereby gives the property sdjon
. inz hs alley running Fourth 30 the Canal re-
Main Sycamore siiey
city grade Wirhin By
the Common conneil before tire 18th Jaly
to proceed srd perform said work end he
acerng thereby viii he nssessd collected lie
said ucl thsreofas wi satisfy ien
iy7-lot WELL. H. wALKER. cerk.
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GREAT CRowD.-We are informed by Mr..
in Indianapolis on Tuesday was immense.-
The Lafayette Railroad brought down Tues.
day morning serenity four cars, all crowded,
drawn by three Locomotives. The Central
road morning train, consisted of forty-seven
cars. On the Bellefontane road three extra
trains were running, and on the Richmond
road two. A great many went up to at
tend the Fremont and Fillmore meetings will
stay over until to-day. All these viii be
claimed by the Sentinel as Democrats, who
went up to the Capitol to ratify "0ld Bucks,
nomination. aA sAt- pc
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t. By posters around town. it win be
seen that shs freight train leaves this morning
for Princeton at seEensoaelock. The fare has
been put at half price, 50 that everybody can
go. We expect to See large crowd at che
depot this morning.
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5B0T The Quebec papers publish accounts Of
great confagration thatoextended IL or Is
mfles along the banks Of the saguenay. "a A
number of farm houses, barns and out houses.
and all the fences, were destroyed. Upwards
of sixty families lost their crops and were
without habitataon. The town,of Chicontimi
was almost totally destroyed. 'sa .saog %!
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-(E5-T The New York Herald's correspondent
st Toulon, France, writing on the goth ults
states that the Government, finding itself at
the close of the war with a stock Of American
pork on hand amounting to $4,000 barrels.
advertised a public sale of 100000 kilos, TO
take place on the 18th, but as the limited
price Of 800 francs per twenty lots, or net
1880 kilos, with five and a half percent. auc-
tiop.charges,T could notbe realized, the sale
lsidsnot come off, . -at,ssfss o.. ss5ssF - ye.r
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FARES:

Iay Freight Leave vanBvflle snd TrrreHauto
~ A. NJ. on whioh local passengers VIII taken
4H For through apSly fks
Company sportaen ofice Le~ust street Es
anssHe- 1et4 - J.-J. pANhAbs. fSupa.
ads. s6d copy. -
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or A Boston correspondent of the New
York Tribune, says s'that the Old Wing party
OF Massachusetts, has all the elements Of a
great party, except voters.
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! NJ FILLMoRE.-The Baltimore Clipper
says, 1--WE, have il on high authority, that a
IaeFnber Of Congress from. Virginia, wko has
Gstssys acted with the old Democratic party,
saa syatsd. that ten days sst7te he had no hepe
afMr.s FlImOfe',s election in that. State, but
at present he is entirely confident his success"
The work goes brayely on eaA iai aHs slsFis ass
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n 4 :
~ AvISG assorted with in business Mr. chsrles
IL cJohAs.au Jr ia place 81 SIR $ Niekery retired.
will eontinnpso Family Grns Ty Provision
business the old d he Washington Hotei
under the and style Of yIcKERY JOHNSTON. . =
will happy all my old friend and custo-
and many may favor with their
patronage, promising 90 the eeatie . s1.
-st a1saRf ttta JANIS W .tyKsKERY.
PS.-Nr Sam Il Vickery is kossz krScefee-
lions paJ all demands sansS the old firm he
oft old hr VIII be used IN the uidation of defts 6e
aa-af r 5000 " 4
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SOLOMON KAHN Va JonS KOCH IND PETER
kOCH-Ssle July 2sth. of th, following properly: Let
No. ). in block 1873 Lamasco city
GEO. MENiT5- PETER BAAER. BARBARA MEM
Er LSas July ed ofthe following prsPeryTh soutb-
OF Tbs porch section Me- H. township No.
g. south range 10 and the halt Of the
north east the northeast of seti0b township and
rangs thus 6ounded Beginning the south east
eene last mentioned QUARTER thence
30 rods line
ssetin thence north
line Of said quarter quarter section thence straight III
sgonal ne the place of beginning all in
Yanderbursh county. Ind. = -
JOHN F. sTfCER IS. CLEMESTA A. FARRELL, Fl
A.Ssle ga July OF the tolf~fng property Lots Ses
"a H. in block No. in the Northern Ens-
city of Evansville etf4 -
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Y TO Ad.ia WHDM IT MAY CONCERN.
HAVE thSs day q uJ 18th sold out entire interest
LII exerytinEg PERTAINING
ohnstoa ar with Mr.. ". yiekery viii con-
time the BUSINESS at tsepld Stand : f4tE
my thanks my friends for
their liberal patronage extended while in business in
with the r and wuid be pleased the
Gay be cSotinaed with the Bo1. 7. 2.
SAMUEL VICkERY.