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WATCNENS
N. W. JONES,

on SECOND sTREEr,
tNert door to Q. Parsons Bank ing House,l
kRUkLk
FeNHE subscriber has Just rscsiyed large
L and beautiful stock Of gold and silver IA
Watches, goid jeweiry, <c., comprising the
.atest stycs Of ladies breast pins, sarriDs nnEer
rings, cuff pins, gold guard and fob charms, keys,
seaIs silver thimhies, gold slides, snaps, studs,
gold pens. with or without holders, gold pencils,
pens and pencils.
vArcu nRPAlRINc.
The subscriber being practical matchmaker,
feels competent to repair the most difficult and
delicate work that may be entrusted to his care.
All work warranted TO give sstisfaction.
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest cd that the correct time
is, and always will be kept by
Nov, 1s-,5e-dly N. W. JONES.
1867. SPRING TRADE. 1857.
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Keokuk Book-1indery,
AND 6LANK BOOK NANUFAc1OkY.
RLANK Books made and rulsd TO any rsqnirsa
~ PAttern. cepst Records, Jsssisss Doeksss !, As
pssseN Aooss, Foil Bsokss ~, As., furnishsd -
0ld Books, kagasines, Music. &c., bsund errs-
II Any styls Aesissd. s
- Ny Dindsry will ~ fosnd On ssssnd f3tSsst,
ns1 (1aDr soshs Athssspn sign fthc "Bsg Hook. !"
la. -. l66l.~-d l6AAC n. PIERCE.
Aprlng ana AUnmsr - lS17.
SUPPLIES JUST REcEIvED. Is
@a MUTCmINs0N Z DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAlLOR6,
1Airdst., bet. Naia = JsAnses. -.........K 1OkUK.
slAY&j1st repsiys1 - their Rashioaahis 1Ai1oe-s
Aline ep4 Hafaishlag gsata hlishnat, . sestossoA
91ssllenk spppiyef BroaAclsths, Oessinsses, rss1~
tags, en4 40est1 1nralshing Gso1s, ,of al Asserip-
tsea, Apd euARAatsa tbst their uosk shall ~ doc
a The nees approved snd .satisiastssy asssss.--
4hQ arc sonstantly receiving the New York -
eiladslphiA iAahio1s, saA TsspesElally sslidt III
- destfe good work and NJ hsal naessiaJ 20 alve
AAsa y 4aA Aeents Tor ! II sal ea sn@ 81 j
'saAAG1a UA1Axss snsfM % aAaHsKr ovfrfHs.
Alec, Reports Of fashiona ss7sAaasA# 81
s0ch88-a1y MUTON1N60N DEWEY. j
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Charles Parsons,
HANkER.
EXCHANGE ON TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES
oV ruB
Untted states, Caiifsraia 4 Oregon,
DOUGHTAkD SOLD.
Also, sells exchange on London, Berlin, Paris,
Lsipsic, Cassel, Cologne. Bremen, Frank
fort on the Maine, Stuttgart, Han-
burgh and Zurich In Europe.
sept !, dly GEO. PARSONS, Cashisr.
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At No. W win always be found good stock and
the newest and 70 my friends and dealers In
| my line, will oder great Inducements. On hand
and for sale ow, As the largest and best assortment
OF spring and summer goods offered in this city
No. 50 Main-st keoku uk, Iowa.
| mchlpdtf NJ IL. RUNNER.
Post and Times copy
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CAPITAL >2OO. 600.

STAR ms CO., OF 0GDESsBU NY.
CAPITAL 800, 900.
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GEnS r. M,A
JEWELRY STQRE.

Second street, between Main and Johnssn.
lANING lust returned from the Esst, r
L respectfully call the attention OF my "a
frisnds, and the public generally, 10 my
new and fns stock Of watches, jeweiry, silver and
plated wars, fancy goods, Ac
watches.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and dstaehsd
lever watches; silver patent and detached levers,
and L 'Ep pines of ali hinds and qualities.
1owelry.
Ladies plain gold, mossic, cAnco and enamslled
earrings and bteast pins, ladies' and childrcn's
gold and JET bsssslets, ladies' and gents guld
chains, pencils and pens, gold snd aiamoaA Anger
rings. gold and silver thlmbles, gents gold breast
pins, ssuds. csIar and sleeve buttons, rd silver,
steel snd patsn. spsctAces pocket, table and dss-
sert cutlery, and scissors.
silver ware.
In which line intend not ~ be surpassed BY any
store or north VI ST Louis, VIA silver tabls,
dessert snd tee poons and forks sugar, cream,
tard and salt spoons butter and fruit kAives slssr
and plated napkin rings, &c.
PlatSA ware ana Fancy 0oo1U.
Plated and britannia Sea sets, eastors, fruit and
cake baskets, candsstick, pearl and she'll pockss
| books, and In fact everything pertaining to my
line.
Clscks.
A general assortment Of clocks Of the latest rst-
serns and best make, ali warranted 10 keep gsod
time.
~Watches and Jewclsy repaired In the most
workmanliks manner, and at the shortest notice.
myS-dly JULES dEISEk.
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CARnAAGB MANUGACTURY.
On johnson StYost. hetwocn lst and Cd.

On JunnSUn otxO5s3 nesWV0h I1t And I'd.
QY ODRIAx ! 70. Hsvisg per- -v,
ID msAsntly sstAhlishsd osr1slvssf
In Ksokuk, With N ample sapply sf -
the vary best ,nAtAnsl Ter ~ man - $50 ~
afaotuFs sf Oasriagss, Baggiss, Gigs and Hasks
W are pEepafs9 to mAks ell articles In our line
In tho very bsststyis and Of the choicest material
on reasonable tsrns aAd prompt netise.
May =, l2Se-dly s. al
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a can II.

a CARD.
/ HAVE this day sold TO NJ. II. Runner my entire
stock OF Hats, Caps, Millinery Goods, etc., and
recommend him to the public an experienced hand
at the buslnsss and worthy Of their patronage.
March III, 1857. JE, HUAPHkEY
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= y hassAn 1slGo In nTan 20 Cen pu = :
LAG BRoADwAY, NEW YoaK.

1fV B8UAUWAY, NV XO8k.
CasA Capisai and Aecs~xlaisoa AAOO. 600
nEPoSITED Sl0o 900 with the Comptroller of thu
~ Stste OF New York, for the security VI Policy
holders In addition to which the stock kholders are
personally liable. Amoag the Directors are tho
most wealthy and indusntisi eitiasns Of New ork
Thsis > stock Company, retarniag 70 she -.
surod 81 per cent OF all the pro6ts tri-annually
A party 80 years Of age may secure to his family
Tree from the claims Of HIS sredtors for about SO
cents per week, policy for a. 600.
no would not spare this sum for the grati6ca-
tion Of reflection, sick bed in case Of acci-
dent, that IL all else fail, he had made oertAi
provision for his famiiyl II would tighten hi
pain, and do more for his recovery than medicine.
N. ID. MORGAN, Pres't.
G. Y. WEArLE, Scc'y.
Prospectus, with ali necessary information, fur
nished by RfCkEf = SIMPSON, Agts
Post Okcc building,
augS-dly keokpk. Low l.
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NOTICE.

| NOTBOEb
nRS. SANFORD BOND Aavr this day formed
II % partuership in the practice Of Asdisise AMI
surgery and tender their services to the citsens 81
ksokak ssd the ssrospaiss asuiry.
ones en- Main st., opposite the Laciede Honss-
Dee. ., 1886.
d.. SANFORD takes this occasion 10 express his
gratitud 10 the ctisens Of this city, lows, Assou-
n snd Illinois for their liberal patronage hereto
fsss sxtendsa 70 him and 70 epYdfaiiy recommend
his assossfe Dr.. BoSb, W themfn AT cases rsquIf
Ing the services Of sphystrian " SarEeou.
". 4. COCHRAN N. D.
|NBFkRS his services 10 the citisens Of Keokuk
~ and vicinity In the Practice Of Medicine, Sur
gerry aed 0bststrieks.
o1lee, for the present. with DR.. Geo. B. Parker
Opposite the LAelsds House.
Refers 10 y r. Sanford n. ID.
Geo. b. Parker n ID.
J.P. Martin n. b.
N. w. III eks, n. D..
SUR EON DENTIST.
City ofKeok uk lows, ,Qfes on sssosd w. ~ tween
Msin and Johnson.
nk. H., In addition to the usual lnA i
II 1mcshods Of inserting artiAeialteeth
= IN possession of the exclusive right UylYYYy
tngthis city Of mounting the "contibu- -
O. gan work, % safversAiiy admired Tor tAe.I
sen1by and cleanliness.
10 also mounting teeth on 0utta Perchs.
Aps is 1885 dwiy
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o.
es4 uArru = run~usn~
T1A RTJCyyr " .,,.n .ior r.ia - .nii.,;as "a
i ,rr,ss. ~. - a. - ~ rrrr..s a s'~
All hesine.s .nns,t,irin~ : ~ R.nLte~ o,.~,c,,v
ssespdsd 10. r'-r''
Erch.ns. an Env,.na T,s,.,s "a ~. ro..,.
naot- Hs u. w. BAILEY Cashier.
RxvsaExcEs.
in. Morrison, Cashier Ma nhattan Co., NJ T.;
CAAs. u. Roote, Cssh'f Oomncrcial Bank, Gin;
kinney, kspy 4 Co., Ciscinnsti;
T. II. BsIlsn, ,cash = Bank Kent lucky, Louisville;
Cartis = Narrsu
Northern Bank Of Ksntu ~ neton;
Taylor, Shelby b Co.,
rssmsrs Bank u Kentscky, faakfort,
CommGrciAi Bank Of ksntseky, J.
Darby BarksdAe, s. Louis
Pittmsn9A Bro .her,
y. T. 1inkS San = Co., Chicegoj
niichsli = Cable. kock Islsni. [sevl-d
Ry0M 4 N0E AND AsA vr1s = @9ysv.
1enrr. -. ASS.v-~~ '-> =
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DR. n. FoTrEusER. m. D. . GsvSIn
Drs. RosteDgeH 4 LAssle,
LAYING associated themselves In ths practice Of
their profession, repeatedly odsf thsir servi
css " the psblic. -
- -Oncs, Third street, bstwesn nain and Joha-
ssp, ~vsr 6chleys eigas strc where one chs eth
- Ok them may be constantly fosad. DE-. Little .
te:ldsnso IN Tho Dsdiey Ilosss, of Main and
8th sts. (assi6-d
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H. o. ~ =. r.
u AM ER ksap NJ - /. y. of g. T., meets -
1Asvefy ksi1sy Hsanfhg, at Tempsrsnss
Hal, on 1ain stsssA Ut ~ oiulock. All
nsnesrs Of thr order in good standing, ere
invited TO attend. 80
ss0y2e--dly ri sext
MAlNE LASNEOD Ns.E0, i. .. q. r.
Meets every Tuesdsy evening ~ TEAsKRAncs
HxDA, on n ain ssrcss, Between stA sDd 9th. Mem
eers In good standing are iEvitsd ts astE1d.
J.w. BDvsP. W. CT.
". II. DrssvoRp, w. y, Asesm.
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This Is the Shortest and Quickest Route to al
points N orth and East. 4
ENTnK0UGH TICKETs-wa Al
Over this line to all principal pisces esn be pro-
cured at RAILROAD Ticket Once, M.in strset, ons
door from the billings House. Stages win eailfor
pAsse nssrssin any psrt of tho city, Free.
RntsA GRAHAM 1CO.,
mchlfd &sf&f4 RSnur{ 4
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Commence the New Year

ki kNSUlaNO yoaF propufty aganst the dan
MES below AAmod.
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EA0nAR 4 MAINEs, e
KepkUk RAaAlnvaoa RloSSGog mall, ,
CbF~u " > on1 &9H Sta, msar tAs xsoksk sat
FsstDm Mstnss RsilyssS Depot,
anRALRRS Ia Lumber In ths rough, maaufAetsr-
- ers Of Doors, Shnttsra. Blinds, Sash. Dses aud
Wind0w IranSs, Aonld dinGs et svaSy siss and pat-
tls, Base, Pilasters, and Chain Pump 1siiae.-
P2aAed and matched Lu uabsr from TO - inshss q
Aksvssssfaassatcf thS sbsvs nsnsd sssisIs
sonstaAtly ON hand. {28if
Planinguna sAtiag dnas sssvAsr1n shsra A>tise
stfe9seaAhle peieOs, and varrs1tsdte pisnss.
1-PastlsslArattsntion paiasA Aliing ordsrsfoI
senatsy huildiDes sosnplste.
a Ksok uks Julyl -aAwtf
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= CARD. &f
|YvHE undersigned, p6Opaingb " form . co-pArt-
i nership in the Engineering Aad esrvsy ing bus
scss, ocr their services 70 their friends and GUS
toms.s IN every department of their profession.
Having the original Asld nossu Aal piAts Of sur
vcys, they viii ley ont aay psrtef the city
exeept within tbs old city iimts; also, new adj
tions, tovn plats and countsy surveys, mar OF
note. They will also draft-n -naps Aed plAns
u any required style, and snestsks Che lithograph.
Ing Of the same. Being both sxpsrisnseA RsllreaA
kngineers,-ant having plenty Of new and sups-
rior instrumenis, ,--they will sisS make peel mary
surveys, iccaops estimates, 4c, for Railroads and
other publie wosks supcrintcnd and measure ma
sonry, bridging, eArthwork, &c.
Onec On Sec0nd- -st. opposite thc AtAenoum.
a EDWARD A. Fox
jan14-d J w, OTLHY.
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Slngerss Scwln Machines.
333 Broadway, New York; lao Lake street, Chisag
'vINHEsE Machines have established great repu
= tstion, founded on substantial excellence. 1h
fair prodt Of using one Of thcse egulsrl
employs ysdis
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SHU. 4. rA0E, n. y. An. CA HrEHf8R, n b.
Drs. PaGss = CAFDeAicE,
dAVING associated The Gselyss In the pfectfee
L OF their professioA 10 Ats various branches,
can be found ~ aAeir cce, east side VI I'D strsst
setwssn Main aad Johnson, next door 70 And<r-
son Bank. Residence of the former ON 2nd street,
between Johnson And Bxehauge; or the latter, st
the onise. tF ffeb5-d
D0ctors Mc0ugln anA LescAsg
Lave sssocistsd themselves in thssprAsliss oil
~ Asdicins., Will eOstiasc 70 sAtsnA in esnsal
tAaon " All eases, nd ~ any rsqsired dsGssss 0w
Ing to the spasieusnsss of thsir ONES rsems aaA
large lbarry 0f the best rnedicsi works eHtaus
they aseprpeed to receive and instruct afArfc cissl
Of pupiis.
once In the "Posi bsilding," n story, on Sd 1t.
between Main and johnson. tsfs
sbation hours between II o'clock, A. ~. AID
M. jan6'57d
DR.. n. FoTfEueER. FsaaB m. D. . GsyFID
Ors. ROeteDgeY 4 Liesl0,
LAYING associated the lves In The s,rnettss Of
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Death Of George C. Dunn.

We learn that the Hon. George G..
Dunn died at Cambridge on Saturday, of
the disease with which he has been SO
long and painfully afflicted. Mr.. Dunn
has been one ofthe most captivating ora
tors Of the day, and some of his last, are
pronounced to have been his most bril-
liant efforts. He, like George II. Prof
fett, has been one of galaxy of popular
speakers in IndiY-~pwho have passed
through the firp mt of public view,
and sunk beneath the horizon. without
leaving durable trace of their genius
behind. Their fame is traditional--rap-
idly fading from the memory of the liv-
ing, and to the succeeding generation
their names will be scarcely known.
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~ We noticed OF Saturday fiatboat at
the lower landing, bearing the name of"Al-
lis g. Howes, 30. l." We understand that
this boat with 9 valuable cargo of flour and
whisky, will be eff to-day, and that Mr..
Howes goes with it. The 'Aliis and Howes,
No. l." is very respectable looking craft
i..slipper built'' and cooper fastened" and
will no doubt make excellent time down the
Ohio. A few more choice staterooms are
left Passengers will please send down their
baggage at an early hourl Smoking in the
cabins positively prohibited! Passengers are
expected to supply themselves with side-meat
and cornbread, before coming on board
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a New STEAM FERRY BoAT.-Mr. j. T..
Hugo is now engaged in preparing the tim
bers for first class steam ferry boat for the
New Harmony ferry, on the Wabash. We
viii give the dimensions and power at
another time. Mr.. Hugo has nearly com
plcte6 horse ferry boat for Williams ferry.
ON the Wabash.
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~ The Detroit Tribune says there are
Ss4s barrels-equal to 1000 tons-of copper
ore from the Wellington mine. Lake Supe-
rior, awaiting shipment to London. England.
1t is estimated that the saving in the price of
coal, and in the cost of smelling, will about
pay the freight of the ore to London.
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ROBBERY By AN EXPRESS CLERK.-The
Marshall (lnd.) Republican says that Fred
Gipe, charged with stealing $500 from the
U. 5. Express Office, in which he was clerk,
and to which charge he plead guilty and
threw himself upon the mercy of the Court,
was sentenced TO twelve months imprison-
nent in the county Jail, fined 800, and dis
francbised for five years.
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UrHr DR,EsaAcn d Co.'s MsyAeERrr AND

HERR DRIEsBAcH & Co.'S MEyAGERIE AND
CIEcUs.-By advertisement it will be seen
that this establishment will be in Evansville
to-day, and will give two exhibitions at 2
ard o'clock z. NJ. Our citizens will have
al opportunity of 80 seeing the elephant, :"
and living Giraffe, the only one we believe
IN the United States. A number of other at
fractions are enumerated, with Circus per
formance ut each ey ibition.
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E We know of no place so pleasant to
visit as Tileston 81 Bros Ambrotype Gallery
First Street, opposite the Post Office. The
specimens are good and plenty Of them.
They make and put mp pictures in the finest
style, and warrant them to give satisfaction,
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B Messrs. Hodson d Rusden were bust
ly engaged on Saturday, with their drays,
taking salt from the levee to the depot. The
two thousand bags will be shipped to Terre
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OF The Constitutional Convention Of
Minnesota have adjourned, and general
election for State officers and the adop-
ton of the Constitution, will be held on
the 18th of October.
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~ 1t is stated that the crop of hair
steared from the paupers of the Delaware
county Poor House, this summer, brought
IS, in the Delhi market. This harris made
into "rolls'' and Switches" and will, no
doubt, ere long, ornament many fair lady 5
ead.-ABa1y atlas.
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E- The river is again getting low, with
five feet on the bars between this point and
Louisville. Steamboatmen expect seige OF
low water for several months to come.
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SUNDRIES.

SALTPETRE, Epson Salts sulphur, Roll Brim-
- stone, Alum, Perry Davis Pain Killer SaleTatus,
Soda, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, FIJI
berts Zante Currants, Cotton Batting, Bedcor reel
and dozen hemp and MANILA, Backing, Camphor,
Cream Tarter, Cigars all kinds, CoIperas, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Essence of Coffee, Glass Flasks, Jars,
Lanterns. Ginger ground and reserved, Herring,
Goldfish, Mackerei, Indigo, Logwn"a extract and chip
Ped Mustard, Matches MercantileN rting Fluid, Nut
megs, Holsters, Oysters, Paper letter foclscap and
wrapping, Envelopes, Percussion Caps. Powder Safe
ty Fuse Pepper Sauce, Pepper, Spice, Stone Pipes,
Pitch, Tar, Resin, Table Salt. Sal-Soda, Extract of
Sarsayarlla, stoneware Soap bar and fancy Sardinc,
Snuff, spirits Of Turpentne, Tobacco assorted Irvine,
Teas, Tar, Vinegar, &c. &c. &c. for sale low by
Sc. GILBERT co,
aug5-fl Sycamore street.
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E The Woodford passed down Saturday
with moderate freight She had been
aground twelve hours at Scuff!etown
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c9- The John Tompkins has entered the
Evansville and Louisville trade. She was
advertised to leave the latter place Saturday.
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~ The Plaquemine Sentinel learns that
Mr.. Michael Schlatre, Jr., of Iberyille parish,
succeeded q few days ago in making nearly
200 gallons of excellent syrup from the Chi
nese sugar cane
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07

THE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN SOUTH CAR
RoLToN, KY.-The Louisville Journal
say that our version of the difficulty at
South Carrolton is unjust to Mr. Love
and gives the following:
Love and Little had Il difficulty on the day
of the election, which passed off with few
harsh words, without any blows. Everyone
thought the matter at an end, but day or
two afterwards, Little cursed and abused
Love on the street, publicly. Love was not
present, but. learning Of it, sought Little,
and cursed him in the same way. Little
started towards him, as if to strike, when
Love drew pistol, and the matter again en-
dcd without blows. The next day as Love
was passing up the street, Little fired at Love
from the other side OF the street. without Civ
ing any warning to Love. Love afterwards
fred a pistol at Little, neither shot taking
effect Thus matters stood for several days.
Friends interiered and endeavored to effect
Il reconciliation, but failed to do so.
The parties never seeirg each other. but
the first time they did meet, Love shot Little
killing him instantly. firing only one bar
rel o.; his gun, and not both, as was at first
stated.
Love has been indicated for manslaughter,
and held TO bail for $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07

U>HE undersigned having procured the Agency o
several Country Mills, will be daily in receipt o
Flour in Barrels and Sacks. Bakerd and other consu
mers Of Flour, are respectfully invited to call:
augJ2I WM. REFILL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07

WHEAT, in Princeton, is selling ut the
mills at 70@s5c., according to quality.
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THE CANAL.

=. The Prairie Queen arrived on Saturday
from Warrington, with load ofstayes for
Welsbure d. Co., coopers. She leaves again
on Monday.
The Collier arrived from Worthington last
Saturday with load of -four and tobacco.
The Mary and Elizabeth is loading with
salt aud lime, for Worthington. she leaves
p-ds3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07
Hwine drinkers will be interested in

the following statement:
The spurious wines of Oporto, recently
seized by the Portuguese government, were
made Of molasses, alcohol end some coloring
substance. Thousands OF pipes of this mix
ture have heretofore been sent to England. to
The Continent, and elsewhere. The wine
lately confscated in Paris was made CT wa
ter, alum and elderberries.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Arrivals and Departures.

rtom = u v sIIey - OV' nesIsVer'
John Briggs, from Louisville to New Orleans.
Lacrosse, rom Louisville to New Orleans.
Eaves, from Louisville TO Henderson and hack.
City Of Cairo, from Louisville to New Orleans
III. Fitzhugh, from Louisville to New Orleans.
Gen. Pike, from Cairo to Memphis.
Juhe Belle, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
Woodford, from Louisville 10 New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07
JOHN r. CLOVER,
WHOLE SALE. AND r L L ALL
DEALER IN
PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES.
Corner of Main and 18th Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
FOR SALE.

81 OF No. 10, in Block 80, i'm the Eastern Enlarge
ment OF Evansville. This Lot is 3ik feet front by
i2 in depth, is situated at the intersection OF Seventh
and Locust streets, and is imp owed with of the
most pleasant and desirable residences in the city
with all the modern cOnvenences. Locust street is
permanently improved and graded
For terms, apply TO TI0S. T.. GARyIN,
augl9-dl &w3tl Real Estate Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07
THE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN South c.

A heavy storm on the line prevented the
of our usual telegraphic report.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07

WHEAT was selling at Chicago on tho
I'd inst, at 80 cents bushel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-07
FLOORING! FIOORINC!!
FLOUR AGENCY.

800, 900 FEET Of good sound pine boards suit
- able for rough flooring by JOHNF. GLOVER.
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