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The Cty, the Country, and the People Ptcto-
riaaed ia Photography. at HOLMES Observatory $50 Broad
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Being the perfect known
To have been made wel worthy the attention OF those dc.
string keaeeses Of themselves fends. copies OF dsguer
rtoype, and be procured reasonable terms Al s
Broadway, over Thompsoa's.
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Davfd's Spring style Of Gentlemen Hats.
Give HIN cab Brosdway. second door from Duane
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Hats at Reduced Prares.-rhe very Hest
qualify Of SIX for g. same sold Byoadwa for b.
ARCHER MARTIN 20 sch street between Warren
and Murrsy. "a
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Hallotypes.


0URNEy challenges the Photographs world % p-oduos
pictures h the ebove style equal 10 hose made 81 biz pno
srNphic palace az Art. No sd Brsadway
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NARNOCK Co, ia their store, SIP Broadway, 81.
Nichpss Hotel have opened array of genemens hats,
uodress which for variety and exceNeace. 81
the asiidious. Their srng paiesn hs Is most
deeir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

Cell and kee those Aqua Sc,atuna RaKIisns.
n. r. COLLINS a CO.. corner Jchn and Nassau SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24
CRY sDr1mERCIAL REPOslr.


AaBs lilo saics embraced about 80 bbs pots 81 s%c'
sstsc. the sales yesterday we're al the samo tNca
IfR,n~uvYrs --f1our--Thc reduced stock and good DO
esc demand, combined with very unftv0fabo rocunt'
Of injury 10 the crops NJ the West from severe con- wa
Their and Frost tended 20 keep up prices, especially TOT ne
hghcr and extra grades, which advanced about BE- ic
rec bbl while common grades were dull aud cesir; he
saos footed up about 5000 1000 bbs. at about he io
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Al tho second board the market very fat, and some
stocks sold at lower prices than have yet boon touched
E'e cpened al " and closed heavy 81 aGS pr cert Neh
gen Epn,he-n "a, no te'.cr ha5 r ~, U1--rr ~ va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-24

rather steedier Cleveland ard Tiedo dull, without
any change ia the cash price sale made at o1S,
seller 80 days New York Central and Reading closed
With downward tendency After The board Eric sold at
a2y cent and offered freely at that price We DO
not see anything % prevent this stock from running stead
~ down to the lowest points ruling about three years
since touched so per cent al thai Gne and Che COM
pany l. financially embarrassed full much now as then
The Assistant Treasurer reports h. day a follows -
Total payments . ...,.., All ,22l &c
h''ss ssist'o'f"'' -
The warrants entered ct the Treasury Department,
Washington, on the 2lst inst were follows -
For the redemption Of stock ,.,....,.,. 81, 800 u
For the Treasury Department ..,...,..... TIA %
For the Interior Department .............. 5S1lo 10
Dor Customs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1854 50
War warrants received sad entered ,,.,, 223,o75 81
War repay warrants received and epteted. $40 ~
cn account Of the navy .........,....... 1913, so
The stock 0bbers of the Daily Times made tho following
operations 81 the Board Of Brokers 60 day -
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boots and ShOes.-The Largest ard Cheapest
assortment good and shoes ths city to be fCnd
at BROOKS &c Broadway and iSO Fulton stree Also
mopade and fishing boots.
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The Albany Arvss Of The ed .ns. says--

The Albany ArrS Of The cd inst. says:--
Weunderstsai the citizens OF Albany have taken legal
steps 10 tee the consatonaIity and obligation OF The
bonds issued by the city the Albany and Northern Rail-
road Company lfe bonds amount 70 500 0o0 at sx per
cent, payable n 1872 and Interest has been paid semi
annually since 1895 ard another pay cpt falls due I'M May
Nessrs. Hiram Perry, Thomas McCrcdy and Alderman
John Benson (whoe securities are d v n R,dciiN and
George IeAer, Esd all property hocrsFsnd tax pave
OF the city, have sued out injunction forbdjing Che city
u pay the interest The recent legislative ratification of
the million loan 10 the Susquelsnnah Railroad Company
has doubtless Qgckeoed the o. citizens and urged
them 10 steps which will bring this reckless and oppressive
legislation 10 an end Tho injunction granted by The
Hon Deodal, Wright, Judge OF ue Supreme Court AMI
vii, be served upon Chamberlain Thompson this morning
According to statement published in the Norfolk He
MD of Thursday the eabosrd and Roanoke Railroad
Of the beat Of the lines OF communication which makes up
the Virginia railway SYSTEM found its expenses amount to
about a2 900 than It's income Az made up 10 the
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VNIEDOW SHADES,
w A, manufacturers prices,
Frooi % cent? up vssSts
kelly & FERJUBOr
0i Dpadwax
NNHIbKERS AND MOUSTAOHFS FORCED TO GROW
w IN six weeks, By onauent, which viii MOI aaa -
njure Gkn. 81 bottle part OF " ooUEeuR
r. a. GRAHAM 6cOh Broadway snd Asber, n asuA N
strret philadelphia
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Defiance Salamander Safes-w1th Patent
powder proof defiance locks and bars Depo 10. Pe
''''' ''e wv ROEERr NJ PATRICK.
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Fur Coed Fitting we'll mads shirts, q Al
6OOIETYs. L6 Chatham street.
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Evcrdeli's wedding Cards and Envelope.
be had only at e Broadway, cornec OF Duane sree
T.lo IIoo
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Chlchester's Dyspepsia Specific cures with
out purgng. One 10 three drops at dose Depot lel Va!
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cuernfs0ns I'm Real E,saate,

GLOWING aales were made yesterday by Aocaoo at
chants Exchange
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Drumgod Proch cotaiers. 80 Fulton street.
Drun,god Proch. cotiefs, III fuioa street.
Druulgod Proch coth,ers. I'D Fulton street.
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Carpetlngs.-A Very Large Assortment.
cheap for cash, at ARTHUR bONNEIIY5, ~ Bowery. BE-
S~as md andHe sfer ntreesa
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DaAchslsg's Hair Dye, W,gs and To~pees.
N - NJ fAcaory - RroadWaS.
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Rupture Cured ~ Marsh d Co.'S Hsds6 81
cure kuss, at no az Maiden lane. New York.
Holloway Ointment II Not q Mere Surfeee
sa!ve; does begin aud end By simply sknnng
ulcer dsharring the redness q inflammation from The
tce: on Che contrary Il sinks Nth the aid Of gcnGc friction
creative OF the disease IA the nesh, The hores and
tho larger blood vessels. and eNpels H.
Brist0i's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and all
simply the eut OF pol
circulating the veins This sraton prGes
the blood of this foul clement Hence Il cures k0mp's
ease Mold by II. T. IANMAN CO. wholesale druggists, 6s
wsier street n. ", snd by al Druggists ssrsapa fl, aud
past.ucs 3 cents per botie.
The Skln OF DrS. II. X. Root - Co., In tic
treatment of lung heart liver and oher chronic diseases ~
well the pubic Il must be rcmemt cred tint Gey
Will remove 70 Saratoga springs the lat ~ May and those who
wish consult them personally at er once OH brod Way
must do nj
AIger's Oriental Extract Cures Corns, Bun
Ions warts sore and tender feet. &c, In week ve Il
causing the pain Inconvenience Price 81 Address
enclosing price, JAMEs q AIGER. New YORK
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oeIIs A Ito was own cousin TO my husband.
WA there any relationship between yeu or your bus
,~.na ara n-s Cunn4nghainf a. know of mono.
Men ala YOU nr5t become acquainted with Dr. Dur
LA a pvcr tyrstY years ago.
CEN va or YOUR husband or either OF you tho
habit 81 visiting him ar. BurdeD during those twenty
yssrs' or ANY part thercofi A. We wefe vss'd him
"esss INV what turpose did you visit him' A. Both in
Friendly and professional way -
q How long have you been married @ay' A. ovor
s"o wsrc YOU taken into any station house during ha in
vesugstion' A. wa-io The Seventeenth ward station
ostoos. "'' '' ,..,.,o,,
gVi wodnesday morning about ten O'Clock.
IN vhal part Of the building did you stay over mighty
/. Ia tbe cal,talns aud lieutcnants room
O were Won furnished with bed and did you sleep IN
~" W." there any other lady who slept with
-oa, There was another lady, named Mrs seymour,
wcpe Won Kindly and Hospitality treated while there,
cx c,bcrwiscf A was kindly treated W ''o captain anu
wsre the room and bed comfortable in which you
eel" ~ nv wa ,he station house from No. 81 Dond
a,o. n uhai street end what NUMBER a. could nos
tsl n wa not very near; tilh sueet anu ~ y, ,
10, AID Won TO- and with whom on thai Gay 70 'ne
s.en,een,l,fvsrd station houseP A. walked VIA an ON
With me me. u,.r,. w,,b ,bs crowd
Nsb,nd vc,ls A. walked With tho ohcer aohsi 'ne w"
Ger stopped sever times 70 keep the er1w s
counsel bao NoFVNeF -
sal 4" stricken ont and that she be compelled 70 answer
nv Josge rss that from the nature Of tho question =
ohcy voNnr or nlnaing with the crowd sho may sV'N
sbe facts a. well a. she can recoUect
nstoson overruied and excepted toD -. III. ia,
esa,e ali that occurredi A. We did NOT mihs'e WV
shem but they mingled with NJ some Of the clown ''u0'e
che cane had on and called mo Mrs. CUNNINGHAM. -
NJ, The onbcer use efforts TO keep the crowd away
<sperse thesns A. He did. a., r,.u,a,
On vhch story wr the room Noere W. !, ~ Can
-sam wss examined BY The Doc'or A. inr" ''"' "'N
- fsov ,s,s~ y>s The rcoms A ANAL bedroom, sooc
usuaI ~ OF ball bedroonna.
Afto.sn~4 70 Mntsg ncvf NJ 70 o'chcs
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atoms 1t the Board Of Brokers 60 day -
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u
Sewing Machlnes.-Persons Having SeSs ing
machines dspose Of 6nd purchaser b. applying q
). S. McCurdy, 4iI Broadway I -
CAut1onn-Fraudlulent limitations. z
FranGpanni Presse Lubin perfumery factors iradsn
tho DOLLY makers Of The genuine franpAnni Eternal P
fuae pronounccd BY connosseus % be he most
lasAg odOs made. Sole agents or the United aes inok
q co. - Broadway. Sold everywhere. ..
Jenag Coral Hair Oal Restor~Ave-Bsss
Aing made fr ths hair 81 Jones italian cor TIE s
D; kafooYs liquid siAbsses Tor ladies' a. Depot IA Bowt
CsastaAsee's Hair Dye, W1gs and Toupess
enDperAbls N perfection; Wholesale aad retail and tae dSe
pstvAsay applied u Ma Aston HouaA
EIilrs Hair Dye -Four shillings box. Biark
brown. a; NJ. Barclay street. snimAsSe c1ee oil h2-
DaAcAslsKs Hair Dye, W1gs and To~pees
y - Wtg fAcAoTy. - BFoadway.
Carpetings.-A Very Large AssOrtnea,
cseap for cash at ARTHUR hONNEiIYs. - Bowery. b.
tween Grand and Hester streets.
Evcraeli's wedding Cards and Enveiope
be had only ut ZOE Broadway cornec OF Duane ssee
Chichester's Dyspepsla Specific cures with
street.
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Jenar CorAl Hair Oal Rsstor~tave-Bsss
-: fsfooyo Mould aiSSssser fos ladies' a. Depos ia Bow1V
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EIill's Hair Dye -Four Shillings q box. Biack
or brown. NJ. barclay street. inaase,s cee Of has
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28
EVANSVILLE. INDn WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 28 1857.

upon rock in an attitude of touching sadness,
his head bent forward and resting upon his
hand. At his feet lays the bow and toniahawk
the day of their efficiency is gone forever;
the Indians home is deSolate.
''No more for them the red deer bounds:
The pillow is on their huntng-grounds,
Their pleasant splings are dry"
1t is sad and suggestive spectacle.
A mother, half reclining upon the ground,
and clasping her child to her bosom, the
whole wonderfully chisselled from block Of
pure white marble, represents the Indian
Chiefs family" it is also a beautiful piece of
work. A stalwart mechanic; half leaning
against wheel, his right hand resting upon
a hammer, is the type Of Mechanism" and
it is truly magnificent production. This
figure is on exhibition in the north wing, and
may be seen every day by the public.
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or The U. S. Senate have passed bill
to compel witnesses to testify before Congress
sional Committees. Members say it is the
only way to preserve their individual hon.
or. Grave. indefinite charges are made
against members of Congress, and when in
vestigated, if they cannot be fixed upon the
guilty parties, a lurking suspicion hangs over
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28
QUIT DRINKING POISONOUS LIQUORS.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR MAKING
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar.
INSTANTLY hv the usa oF
ANcAANALAs oy tne use OF
L ACOU RS ESS ENTIAL OILS.

LAoOU UR'S EssE ENTIAL OILS.
These Oils obtained by DistilstiOn the Chemical
Laboratory Parish of Jefferson OF Pierre Lacour
is.iOns. LacOur ON the Manufacture of Liquors. &C.
Purchasers are to return the TASKS
superior imitation of Imported Brandies. viI otard
sazerac Marett COgnae Poutney seignete United Vine
sparkling Rectifed viii be changed
GPpie Brandy. Common 6Ssase Brandy. So.
,fACVuR's OIL OF RYE changes Rectiaed Whisky to
OIL OF oEBR&T changes common Rectihed Whisky to
Old Irish Malt Whisky and superior article of Scotch
OIL OF PEACH change. common whisky to virginia
convert common Whisky to Apple Brandy
fseneBs ACID h 1s @
ons
acid that be found in the market By the Of
FoR rp BfF Lsoour. Oils require no
pour the oil into the whisky aud shake WELL
The liquors thus made will have fine natural full
bead oils exert three distinct properties in
verng common whisky to brandy. gn &c. The first
tioles the whole of the Qran OIL tAmyc AlcOhOl) The
whisky is thus depressed of that peculiar Irritating and burn
TASTE and becomes neutral spirit the second
consists in an oily mucaginous taste impaired to the
great age the third properly is exhibited in the rich
nutty odor that is impaired to the liquor which
These oils are put up quart TASKS each flask
sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons of liquor
Full and comprehensve directions accompany the bottles
Price 81 per hottie.
For corner of St Charles Poydras streets
pped with bill adng to any part of the
'0uAtry Upon the receipt of sl0 in doS iS address
Purchasers ara requested guarrsntee good faith e
u name of any hSpse in New Orleans and we Wi
that is ella med for them. they will cost nothing ian5-y
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COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION.
SUBSCRIBING THROUGH ASSOCIATION
HARPER. PUTNAM, Cooley. GRAHAM.
HOUSEHOLD WORDS,
BLACKWOOD Or

ANY ONE OF THE QUARTERLIES;
wMYILL receive in addition the Art Journal FREE
Nv also certificate giving them equal chance with
other members of the Society draw Oil Painting;
i choice piece of Statuary Three OIL Paintings were
drawH by members of the Society in Evansville last
and the before.
The Nagazn the viii received by
press each month Immediately they afe issued
subscribers with the leaves and tfimmed
to exceed postage.
Ltle's Living Age AMI certificates and the Art Jour
nal for six dollars Call at the Telegraph Office
scribe early. list may complete time.
novi7 L. g. EARNHART. Hon. Sec'y
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NOTICE 40 LIQUOR DEALERS AND
MEiEC sAANTS,

COMPLETE assortment of the Oils nocsssafy maxi
IN and variety liquor package
of the articles used for ARTIFICIAL STRENGTH liquors.
converting 20 gallons OF Whisky to 100 gaons) and
article n cessary commence LIQUOR STORE will
furnished $40. Also all the necessary
conduct such establishment thus enabling the
gnner successfully compets with the 6des liquor dealers
Address. through the Post Office, p. LACoUR,
New Orleans
Lacours Concentrated Acid for mailing Vinegar put up
in gallon packages IS pAekagein good shipping
order. jams
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SECOND PURCHASE

F Fall and Winter Dry Goods just received and now
Gp open EMBICHS Dry Good Store Main street
soon If want large amount goods fof little moDey
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NEW ORLEANS.
J.E. VOSE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
N EW OllLEAN Ns

No. I45 MAGAZINE STREET,
EhEYoTE their attention the sale of Western Produce
E the purchase of Groceries, which experience
fifteen gives them than ordinary qualifications
and facilities. Refer to +. Y. CARLILE,
Jan5-6m Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28
REW DRUGS,
r r. ESU ANN FIN

II d f I N z.
EICH VIERLING have just opened afgo assortmenq
H< Drugs and Medicines which hef invite the
ton Of Merchants and PhysiesH They also keep Window
Glass Glassware. Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes kinds
o Dyestus Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles, Sc. &c
ALs9-all popular Patent Medicines All kinds Pant
ground id oil Pure Wines Brandes OrMedcnal
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call at No. IA Waterst
tho rnal0
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TENNEY S sORENsON.
sHBRwOOD HoUSE.

rT1HE subscriber hastaken the above house. and mas
entirely rehtted and refurnishedit it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house n satisfactor,
He has also rented The brick Stable. owned BY
Mr.. Peter Burke and has goodscc ofhorses and
riages to let. ft
The stableislafgs clean and welll ocated. and good
hosersarei in Observation-Disclosures Particularattenon
will be paid to the care horses lefwh him for keep
ng and in allrespects, the public, ha find the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. tjyS-tfl J. A. BYERS.
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UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE

UTILITY, BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
AND
R FIN E M e n T
ENvERY will he found we'll adapt
E tatve of the immense quauti-
ties Go Just arrived at the we'll known Store Of
VIVA. Loeyyenthal &. Co.. 4.,.
Corner and First sreet Having assortment and
aseecton of Goods surprising the variety styles
in quantity and quality and every thing
other house exhibited take parteu-
invite friends and customers in Evansville
call. We extend invitation in
particular the fair SEX assuring them that every article
imaginable Under of Dry Goods. Emhroideries
SWss French Scotch)' Fancy Goods Mauillas White
Goods of every des ,rption. Shawls Millinery and Straw
richest. choice aud most varied
sor.ment. We fy c6nvuec that caa satisfy the
ani satisfy claim respecting
good taste prices Clothpg kind and
every for fashion color quality
convince Yourselves.
mh3I WM bOEW EN- THAI n Op
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AT ROSE R,S
ST. CHARLES TFOTEE,

FTIE undersigned Lessee of this newly erected and admi
raby adapted HOTEL, takes pie in announcing to
public especially arriving
the Portland harf that this house is
ready for the accommodation Guests
Every Furniture bedding and indeed, the building
Throughout fitted with articles expressly manufactured
for Che house.
Situated the ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the LANDING
the principal shipping for Louisville where nearly
stranger guests arrive and from whence they de-
for the and South this house affords
comfort traveller heretofore experienced
this point. -.. $500
earnest eudeavor Of the of this
command liberal share of pnbfc patron
Intends deserve The House with its
shady and general convent
house. 1t shall be
as rt-cass HotelacBng the tias of such
esta hlishment
Mr. W. REDDING we'll known TO the travelling public,
from his long connection with Hotels Louisville
gagged will asstin tho the house
The patronage the public is respectfully solicited.
v3i It W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
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TARPAULINS, AWNINGS, EC., &C.
JlHE under:gned is PreRared t splice nY kind q rOp
any psulinG5 Awnings. To be found time
VIM. Green IS Central House, Division street:
oct15-3m ...-. JOHN PLOWMAN.
~ DOZI and lbs cans fresh Cove Oysters By
10 deSl5 T. II. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28
ERUG STORE

EARJJ PENNINGTON having purchased the stock OF
Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell iew
months since desires 60 6s the attention of the pubc
particularly d physicians aud merchants coming to ths e
this assortment which VIII De con
stantly additions from the Eastern cities ana
will he sold low terms as can be aHorded p
RniIaipgs sep29H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28
DIYEIU09ER AND SHINGLES,

ED H BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
citizens Evansville aud eoun that ne
havng engaged in the manufacture OF unoer ior
turs) opened Yard Carpenter street near kr11
and Is prepared sell at wholesale
OF retail cheaper before offered in this city,
ielS-IWdlyw
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NEW FAIL GOuuS.

NHE subscrihers in receipt Of their supply Of
Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES. selected for the
city and country trade every variety and
of Mems Women an ChildreRs to which they call
the attention OF the public. MoREA & WELLS.
sep5 First street. Fosters Block.
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$500 IN GIFTS
HnIsTRIRIrTEn In EoUAL PROPORT

J. BURTIS & J. FLEMING.
UWTHOLESALE and retail dealers in Leat4eT, Hides.
~ Flour White Lime Main street opposite old State
Rank scp26
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CRACKERg.A ar WHOLEsALE UND RETAIL.
KEEN & PRESTON

IA ZEN q Eh HIS HUN
EAVE receiving their Fall and Winter stock
efgoods embracing every variety of merchandise they
have usually kept.
We offer the trade the largest and best selected stock
have up; styles suburb and prices low
No merchau ought visit this this Fall without
examining stock, pleasure
lections goods and whether he will leave
better and pat riot from the fact of the beauty
the various styles and gay rich colors
display the best American manuactories will make him
feel prouder of his country.
sept KEEN & PRESTNNf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
MORRIS s. JOHN

MORRIS =. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT Law REAL ESTATE AGENT.
Once Firsts in Bray buildings nearly opposite tn
Post Office. Evansville. Ind y26-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28

SUNDREES. -
- 1870 boxes Tinplate;
100 bdls assorted Wire;
I case Sheet Copper;
ceived and for sale BY dec32
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28

The following description ofthe new Houses
OF Congress is from the correspondent of the
Cincinnati Times:-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28
AGAIN

NEW GOODS AT ROSER'S.
exPceted have arrived Beautiful Gaicos
" De Lanes Fiannels Canton FlanHels double Shaws
Kv Jeans Gloves &c. &c. anteipating to fill up ou
huse eay with Spring Goods wish reduce pres
emit stock possible therefore look ont for
dec23 KOSBR. BlsO. q Nbt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-28

.NNACK ER rs kits prime No. Mackerel reed an
AHH for sale BY mh4 PRESTON BROS.