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STOCK IN THE OLD DOMINION COAL
COMPANY, kANAWHA COUNTY,
Virginia..

STOCK IN The OLD DOMINION COAL
COMPANY, kANAWHA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ at the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers for
the remaining stock Of the above company, be-
ing three hundred shares. The capital stock Is
9to0 600 (dollars,) OF which $40 600 has heen
subscribed. The mines are now prepared for
active operations, and per cent interest will be
guaranteed upon the stock now offered for sale
by the original stockholders, for the period Of
two wears
Particulars In regard to the stock, aud its pros
pee IS, will he made known upon application to
CHUBB BROTHERS
jan27 PIP cambridge, Agent.
TIME SNOW BLOCKADE LIFTED-And
Il Shillington, the great dealer in Literature
and News, has received all the New Magazines
which have been detained by the late storm.
He has Harper's Magazine for February
Putnam's &c
Barper's New Weekly for Jsnuary24
Harper's Story Book for February
Household Words &c
Knckerb cher "
New York Journal 4"
Schoolfelow +"
Mrs Stevens New Magazine for February
He has now arrangements complete by which
be receives all the New Books, Magazines, Week.
ly and Daily Newspapers. soon published.
Subscriptions taken for all the Magazines at pub
fishers prices, at SHILLINGTON'S
Bookselling Establishment, Odeon But ding,
jan 21-3t Penn. ave cor. AZ ST.
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Washington Circus and Ampitheatrc.
Corner Of Seventh Street aud the Avenue.
The GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENE.
FIT to JIM MYERS, the Clown will take place,
rain or shine,
On next SATURDAY NIGHT, Jan. Slst,
when mammoth display OF all that is
BEAUTIFUL, GAY, AND ASTONISHING
will be offered, ca b act surps sizing the other In
uanscendent brilliancy and grandeur.
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DROFITABLE AND HONORABLE EN-
l. PLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER-Per-
sons in town or country In search Of employment
as a source Of income. or 10 al up their leisure
hours, may hear Of su b by enc losing two stsm rs
to pay postage, TO Professor JAMES r HORNE
Box No ,5S1 New York Post Once. The en-
ployment is fitted 10 either station In lie i'm
material. IL Is an article Ct daily consumption
and can be manufactured In any PERSONS dwell
ling; secured by copyright; sales as pernansn mt
Unicn. jan l31m
WAN THE HIGHEST PRICES
w paid IN cash for Old Silver, at HOODS Sill
yer Ware Mandatory, 33s Penn. avenue, nsar
9th street. dec %
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- THIRD GRAND ASSEMBLY
a OF THE
good WILL CLUB.

On THURSDAY. January 29th, 1887.
Tickets-FlFTY Notwithstanding a Gen
tleman and ladies. BY order Of the
jan II, 81, % "a "a, 29.6t COMMITTEE.
WHAT WE WANT THE PEOPLE
M 70 KNOW !-HOUS ES FURN-
ISHED We want Horsekeepers and those
about to commence Housekeeping tn bear in mind
that the first, second, third and fourth rooms of
our large and spacious warehouse are filed to
CABINET FURNITURE and House furnish
Ing Goods generally, to which we respectfully
invite the attention Of those In want OF bargains
Houses furnished throughout with every article
or to punctual dealers at the usual credit Cali al
the "HousYKRKPER's EMPoRIUMn and examine
our stock before purchasing. Our motto is
"Qxiek sales and small pYofts.n
BONTZ & COOMBS,
dec Ism 7th street, between and X,
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WAN T e D-TO PURCHASE, A NEAT
w and convenient Brick Dwelling, containing
s or Rooms, within ten minutes walk Centre
Market For which part cash will be paid, and
the balance In monthly payments. Inquire at this
once Jan &-3t
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EOACHMAN WANTED AN Experienced
~ Coachman Is wanted irnmed aiely Meme
other than sober, experienced, white man need
apply at AIS, corner III and llih streets ian % At
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Supreme Court - Yesterday, Samuel A.
Solomon and Frederick A. Lane. Eso D. os
New York, and L. n, Gloss, Esq, Of Nsbra,ks
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Passed the House.-It affords us great graf.
iheaii"n 70 be able to announce the passage Of
the Army Appropriation Bill by tho House
yesterday. See our Congressional column
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HOUSE WANTED TO PURCHASE
l. wish TO purchase dwelling containing not
less than eight rooms. on the no III side of Penn
avenue, ana not further north than nj street
Price not to exceed SO $50. Address !. M J
Box $50 City Post Once, stating price, terms, &c,
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A HOUSE WANTED "A GENTLEMAN
IA desires to rent a comfortable and convenient
two-stoIy, furnished Brick House, within two
blocks or so Of Penn avenue, between Sd and Iith
streets. BY applying to the Editor of the stsr
the address Of the advertiser can be sscertained.
Jan 97-tf
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Respited We learn that Gov WIS.,
'erd ay re'pited the murderer Keene, sentenced
70 DC hung on Friday next at Fairfax u
va lhi' respite is for sixty days, and wa,
telegraphed to Alexandria.
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Inc Dred Scott Case.-The bar of the Su-
pfeme Court this morning, ere that tribunal
. u us session for the day, were expecting
the announcement Of its decision in the bred
o'ot' case, and also that it would certainly
embrace the question of the constitutiopality
Of the " Missouri compromise"
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NURSE WANTED -COLOKED-w n
/, good Iecommen iations. Apply Immediately
at No. % AZ street. ian 27-3ts
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Court House and Pest Office at Springfield,
llllrois.-The Secretary of the Treasury has
purchased the lot at the corner Of Monroe and
Sixth streets, in the city Of Springfield, H.,
as site for the new Post Office This Ioca.
ton, being central and but one square from
the Capitol, is especially desirable The de
signs for the building have been prepared,
and the work will Re commenced with vigor
as soon as it is put under contract.
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The Investigating COMMITTEES We hca
that Cornelius Wendell, Esq was this morn
ing examined as a witness before this Com
mittso. This forenoon, also, the Hon. F. S
Edwards, a member Of the House from New
York, the Hon. Messrs Cook of Iowa, anc
WIN. Cost johnson of Md former members
ana Hugh Tyler, Esq. Of Pa
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Wants.

SITUATIONS WANTED-RY TWO RE-
~ spectacle Young Women, lately arrived In
Washington, to do the general homework Of a
small private family. Would prefer going to-
gether Good references can be given. Apply az
the 6rocery Store, corner 10th and ST eets 1ts
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81 IND.

The ". fy'Tribane ON s:F. f. y'S.:,
M. Emerson, in his essay on .Mar-
ners,v remarks Ythat the world gentle
man must hereafter ""characterize. the
Hpresent and the few preceding Icentu-
..ries"". but speedily adds that frivolous
''and fantastic additions have got associa-
'.ted with the name;" and Of these We
suspect that '.Virginianp and "slaveho.d-
ing" are among the least endurabe and
legitimate. In fact, no social system is
so garnished and furnished up with
laughable myths and impalpabie tradl.
tions as that which prevails respecting
the First Families, The popular idea OF
an Old Dominion man owner is that he
is the aggr .gate' and personal embodiment
of all the chivalries-a hidalgo OF the blue
blood of Spain, with something of tae
high manner OF the Faubourg st. Ger
main, upon direct inheritance OF the
polish and dignity OF Sir Walter Raleigh
who presides with patriarchal, not to
say imperial sway, over the happy and
ing estate. This is the ideal picture;
but must not be scrutlnized too strictly;
for, as Gilbert Stuart said Of his portraits,
sit is not made to be smelt Of, Loeksd
az through the spectacies Of truth. it dis
solved into straw hat, cigar, a
slouchng gsit, "a mint juiep, a coarse
tongue. and n. cowhide, with a dolorous
background Of dge,p4tShes, upon which
'stump-tailed steers" are browsing -
Travellers from the S,orth meet loniya at
rare intervals. with the open handed hos'
pitality which has been trumpeted to the
ends of the earth We think it is Mr..
Olmsted who relatesr IN h'sSeryitc'eser
book with what swfnl missiving he ap-
proached' q planter who had furnished
him with lodging. and how two dollars
were received without = the 81 ghtsst
squeamishmness. The truth is, gentle.
men are not exceedingly numerous in
any quarter ofthe world, and as uncom-
mon in ysipia- -asinilaRfs which have
been deprived by DR.. Lords "Proviien-
ce" Of the blessings f"the institution p
But for The prod ducGoD OF rare and highly
finished blackgaards, as coarse in mind
and heart asthe Fejee islanders are in.
person. we will back Virginia against the
whole world. civilized or unciyilized.
This is high praise. but let the facts be
submitted, before its justice is disputed:
III .
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How A MAINE FARMER TOOK THE AD
vAETAGE.---We hoard an incident tie
other day whichsmay be worthrelating.
An extensive papcr-making firm at the
Eastward had long been in search OF a
pure spripg .of waxer, rOf suticient volume
to supply the wants of the interior OF
their mill. After a long search they
found the desired object upon the estate
of a neighboring farmer. and the shrew-
dest Of the firm was sent to negotiate its
purchsse. -fhs Earmer, xhen approach d
upon the subject, put on a knowing look !
at TIE same time -fenarking. Friend,
I know you want that spring badly, and
ain going to take advantage of it,
"Weli', said the man. what Is your
price," IL Shall put it on strong; you
needn't expect to get an easy trade, said,
the farmer, gradually preparing his purs
chaser for the exorbitant demand he sup
posed he was about to make. II shall
not take Cent less than 5000 Cor that
spring, and you play, have it, or leave it,"
Greatly TO the establishment OF the old
gentleman, the paper dealer, without, the
least hahggling or even a wry look, al
once clihched the obafgain and paid tn.
money. That spring Of water could posl
now Be purchased for twenty thousahd
dollars.-- BostonS1 lnvelcr.l IT.SA i y
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\ PEfcE OF a WHITE MAN.-The miser-
able vngrant Hughes, poor sot OF fel-
low, who however. has fine, sturdy, in
dustrious little wife, and one or two chill
dren; was sold at Covington, on Saturday,
to Andy Hsrrod, the jailor, for 5 months
for one dollar! We are happy to say
Herrod will makea fine master, although
the law allows him the same rights as
the master ofa negro slave has. Z, G.
~. - Z aa6s.h md II ICin. Gazette.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
y MEMPHIS PACKET. ,-

f-lL~s!L II THE splelriii passenger steam .
sfss3-r rs---Tl. er NORrHERNEa. J. y.
smit1, Master; Archer, Clerk.
Passing Evansville, going up every wednesday, a.
dtock. p. VI. Going down Insses. Evansville every
Saturiav AZ II O'Clock, ". VIII maSA regular weekly
trips bsween~ Memphis aud Louisville, landing at all
ITincipL wsv places for freight and passengers. The
ortherner Il unsurpasse FOR spei. comfort and safe
W. connects at Louisville with the mammoth u. :.
mail steamer. Jacob Strlier and Telegraph No. 3.
Tor CiHeaEati- and by Railroad thence ali Elser
,Ssersers going East iy taking through tckets on
Ys Sipsrs " save time, expense and - 10 % hours
Gsakreeshls fsaiiroai tIavel.
onnects az Memphis with the splendid line Of New
" ean; AMI Memphis yscS-e-, pui The sepoleon and
White River boats. atf At PaidAih Win De Cnmher,
iani and enns-see River packets; at Caho with the
81 Louis PACKETS. =. ,.li f..ii '.a. p ara
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The following jeau f,!'esprit has been
sent US by a friend. 1t is harmless, If
not witty. raa % '''tT 80 .1.hi ''l''f.'I
'-- (For the Evansville Journal. ).,s =
Chrouicles. ,-a .-arilI Dos

And it came to pass that certain man
who was EJl,oroi the State Sentinel and
who is mighty man among the pure
and undefiled. journeyed from the chief
city even Indianapolis and tarried in the
town of ewburgh. Now this same Ed
tor had with him certain book called,
The Democratic Almanac and Political
Register which he desired to sell; and
it came TO pass, when he had abode in
Newburg about whole day, that he
came to the hctse of Simeon, who had
received the 7. o. OF Smith NJ, for a
barrel OF the strong waters of Bourbon;
ana when I've bad entered the1 hI'use' OF
Simeon, he said unto Simeon, kno west
thou me-and Simeon marvelle1 exceed
ingly, for he new him not;r be then sald
unto Simeon. my name is Cotton and
desire to sell thee my books-and Sine
on answered and said unto him, thou art
a tooth-pick peddler. and a Seller Of yel-
low backed literature, get thee gone. -
Then was the wrath aof Cotton kindled;
and he waxsd exoeedinsy wroth; and
he said unto Sisneon--they time is come
thou has been weighsi in balance and
found wantipg7-7and inthree weeks the
p. .. shall be taken FROM thee and be gi-
ven to another. And it came 10 pass
that Cotton Shook the dust from off his
feet and departed; and as he came INTO
the street he met with CALVIN from the
Democrat, and he said unto Calvin: who
is your representative, and Calvin mar
yelled much; and he answered and said
unto Cottom.yklbw you not that Thomas
who dwelth by the River, side is our re-
preventative! and Cotton, answered ard
sad unto calSin Show me this man
ThQmasfor thsye bcen-a fa6orteEat the
great Sanhedrim and have not seen this
remarkable man of whom you speak
then was Calvin sorely perplexed and
wist not whatSto say; I'D he opened not
his mouth but Was dumb even asa sheep
before her shearers. b .io n. ao ~ ,.-s,fi an
'larJ t..s 's.i.~' e. PERIWINKLE.
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The PRICE OF ISDIANs.-The Florida
Peninsula statess that the premium for
every living Seminole warrior, woman
and child, who may captureiaor induced
to come in for emigration to the Vest,
is fixed at the iollowing fate, and viii be
pafd by the special Indian agent at his
post: For each warrior $3.50 to 500;s for
each woman. $3.50 TO $500; for each
child, 500 to $500. Infirm, bed-riddcn,
and helpless are excepted, but, in these
cases. the rate will be decided by board
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AND EvANsv,i.Ls REGU.
tN ~, LAR LACNET. ,rrri.

n GoNgk II TIE vel known ana f,s,
f1r7l ,fsl J Stearnbnat ". 4. EAVES. Cant
p,nI'ean has re-entered the
g2ie for the Sc lsoIl, at VII iIGe to mae reguLlr
Gps. The acconino Nations for I,ssen gers are of a
fc is1; q Ias,ase apply on board
ocloek. y M. and returning, leaves Eyansyi,ie
every THURSDAY and sunday a. 5o'clock, p. m.
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prResxG ~ MEANS OF BRASDaETH,s
ffA@a

sH|IIINII
This Is the means which acorls with natu-e-naturcs
rsR in sfaety V hen siiaen, acute or CONTINUED
pain occurs, than utonslue SECURITY YOU mu' take a
mel'oaps thas~a surely purge. There must he no
shlIy every minute lost may fatal
PriaoIal Office, IA Brandreth Buiia.ng, AIS and
At .lIroaixay. 90 so tak ,fI 1o .ra r.I' efi
An Pills whhsll Broadway on the box are counter
felt. The genuine are aid by respectable dealers
everywhsrc-a woOLsEY SAWYER. Agents it .
apos-indkw afn i'r ' Evansville, Ind "
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RAILROADS.


IN anfafter Monday, Dec. Isl. 1856 nutil further
~ notice. The Nail Passenger Train will leave
Evansville AT 1;0 p NJ, arriving yncennes 40J
p NJ IN time 10 connect with the Fening train the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for ct. Louis and Cen
tral Illinois. Terre Haute at fi5 P. NJ, and Indian
apolis at 0a 4. NJ, making direct connection for Cin-
S!nnati, Columbus, Cleveland, Philadelphia, New
ork and Ba.;imOsc.
RETURNING-leave Tere Hauie at 2i,0 r. Ma
ter the arrival Of train from indianapolis arrives
Evansville at 800 a. VI. -rr.. O.
Passengers ty this train can come from St. Louis.
Cincinnati and Louisville same day. Baggage checked
II In iianapolis.
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CHELSEA,
st the Junction of the Straight
loILine and o. 3; VI. Railroad.

signed states 70 the public that he has Lad on the
town of Chelsea, ~ Che crossing Of the Ohio aad Mis-
sissippi and tie Evansville, indianapolis and Cleye-
Ind saaigt Fire Railroads. "a the county of Davies
nr the centre, on large and liberal scale The sale
Of lots VIII take place soon aer his return from Eu-
rope, Of which proper notice will be given. This town
beautifully located At tia crossing Of these great
thoroughtares, with easy connections between thenr7
Its aloure al dlsta1ee between Cincinnati and ST.
Louis, 5i miles fsom Evansville, and 100 miles from
Inlianapolis. 49, ...s re.
The terms OF sale will be easy Donations of lots
Willie male fOrchurches, markei.houses, and char
ame purposes Mechanics and ac:ual settlers will be
suited with lots on ions time. ..... .r-t
WILLARD CARPENTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HElI.TB DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.


Thin and ard bleed cannot seerese healthy bile, and
should be 70 commence the pui6ation Of their tloot
s7t; .s - BRANDRBTHss Pills, t-@if ti
Not only purify, but rey make the blood richer, and
aid those principles upon which its power to resist dis
ease, depends.
NfLD OPERATION wfTIr SUCCESSFUL Effect ARE
THE PscULrARITY OF BRaSDRETH's Pitts. Nov
that we may soon expect genial Spring, tits Of greet
importance that afew doses e used by the wise. Our
nee are subject to redundancy Of viated bile at tis
season and It Is as dangerous II is prevalent hut
Brandreihs Pills afford nvaiualeand efficient pro-
tection. BY their occasional use, prevent the col
lection Of those impurities, which, when in sufficient
qtsrfes, cause so much danger the fine organs OF
the s,cinach and towels. They soon cure liver COM
plant, dyspepsia, loss Of appetite, pain in the head
hearturn pain in the breas.-toue, Sudden fantness
cjs,ve,iess. In bref, Brareths pills work their
way to he very roots Of the disease, cleansing In their
passage, removing every unhealthy gcclnulaton, TIL
the blood IS purified the whole system renovated, and
the functions and duties ot life tsccGe tleG,ure
where hefase they had been sal and weary burdens.
We have thousands Of sifni.ar testaonals tie Yl
lowing and such eyidence D be had from living wit
nesses all around u on eyery side 1t Is from gem
tlean OF high respectaby, whose letter can he scel
at the priacipal oT,;e, he writes: ..4,.,
&c am now ffy-two years Ofage. .aatl l.i1a ~ .0.
For twenty years have used your Pills my family
medicine, and yish np oh RI and have never had
OCCASION 70 sa plysioan in my family, save in the
sekisa n ny Efs Siil shildrsn) duEins the twenty
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HENDERSON,, ,EyANSytLLy AND LOUIS.
VILE REGCLA AR PACKET a..

Il THE steamer DIAMOND.
: - - Capt !lolcraFt, has resumed her
~ ia Il, asIi IN IN Ike her reg
uIar trips az u;ual, passing EvansyIic, every Wei
nesstay aiid SIurStay. Il. q. ...s decI
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'OrIsvIhLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
3 avJ 81 kTATESM

& SIH ~ carr. Sullivan, will run
4 ssa~r Fsse!sS ssd Ess:b Kssssi :s.Esp
apls iF i-
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OF Mr.. Barnum is holding forth in
England, with limited pecuniary results,
in favor Of the Maine liquor law. 80 -. d.
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.TRuE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.

Never extract blood. BlaaIi The life. BY abstract
ing i in plinfI dfea 'eS yQg nay 9sesion The psent
ease, but remember tils case Is only tie reduc-.
tion, or lessen.ns the, power 70 feel. And BY
thus 1sng aai nature t2os, You Eay prevent her
froh fry repairing tie T3yases Of inflammation, and
cdrves What nisai oaIy haye been the sickness Of
few DAYS or weeks into chronic affection OF months or
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a 1I~lk 81 REGULAR Evansville and
E11--4.1-96 Il Waiash River packet, steamer
King. Master, win ply as regular PACKET during the
sewn For freight or passage apply ON board,
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-F X l. >

Daily freight Trains leave Evansville ahd Terrs
Haute at 40 A. NJ, which local passengers viii be
taken. r'
- For any information or Through Tickets, apply
al the ComIanys Transportation Office. head on Lo
Gust sire Il, Evansville. j. j. DANIELS,
decls Superintendent
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NUMBER 247.
FROM NEW YORK.

From Albert c. Rfchardson's Advel using and
Correspondence Office, No. 80 Broadway Aev York.
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THE PRICES ARE FROM S5 TO SEQ.
nINnrRrsr nNrN rIIprr prr l.rNr :

~ Twenty per cent. viii be deluctsi from tbs
credit price for ctSh.
Those ghO p1chase long credit. e. We I.sva
BE In ,. 3, Is and years aftcrrafe, and required
70 improve ane-tenth anntfaiv FOR five years. u
have one.ila the land under cultivation, AZ The end Of
that time. .i1 ..r .I .r ....
Competent surveyors will accompany tl1se who
wish to evtine these lands. free OF charge, and aid
them in ms Sirg Sc eccfinrs- 70 i.-
Tha laufis remaining uusoh rich and valuable
as those Which have been disposed Uf.
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SWlNDLING!

MAY le practicsd in various ways and those who
vi don't wlit to be swindcd, had hetter not pur-
chase al hersfS sale lot 3, the southeast half of
lot 2, strip feet vida of the northv est half of
2 all IN block !, in Bakers enlargement OF the city
oi Evansville, which have been levied w the Sher-
III as tae property of Thomas Grant, who has no in
teres, In tle same the absolute owner of it. and
he who buys of the sheriff, will buy only lagsnit
JAMRs G. GRIMWOOD.
Evansville. myllS57itl.xw
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FHNO BRIDGE iBJILDERS.-The Board OF Com
misSioners OF Nandcrturgh county, viii, on the
t5lh day Of Nav next. receive and consider proposals
forhuilding Bridge with Stone abuhnents, at Link
wiler's Ferry, Pigeon Greek. Also, at the slrae
time proposals viii he re.eiveI AMI considered for
building Stone Culvert over the Greek, near the
old residence of John b. Stinsou, deed.
Plans and specifications ~ said Jobs can be secured
ut the County Auditors Office
,.aperaia&w 1lIT wM. III. WALKER, ave.