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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

WHAR WAS ANCIENT THOMAS Liv~
vingston meeting of Saturday last, was, we
understand, rather large, induced no doubt, by
the fact that MIR. Sigur would beard the lion
in his den" that day. Well, MIR. Sigur was
there, but aohar was the "Iion"-phGr was an
cient Thomas? Echo answers whGrt Not>
withstanding a committee had been appointed
to wait on the Hon. T. G. ID. and inform him
that the tiger must be confronted, the Hon. T..
G. d. suddenly remembered that he was very
i'll and couldn't come. OF course not-the
general impression was he wonld Mt be there.
1t happening to be a Davidson ratification
meeting, the resolutions TO that effect were
unanimously adopted by all the Davidson men
present. Mr., Sigur's speech, we learn, had a
wonderful effect upon many of the Davidson
clan " no did not before understand the mys~
teries Of that first Convention.-Sugar Planter.
1t was a very-uery remarkable coincidence,
certainly, that Mr.. Davidson should be sick on
the very day that he vas invited TO show him
self and be 1ayed alive! 1t twas very fortunate
for him. Most every body else, knowing the
SHINING that awaited them, would have fainsd
sick! Lucky man, Davidson.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

JUDGE WATTERsToN.-We sincerely regret to
learn that the condition of Judge Watterston's
health has compelled him to abandon for a time
his trip through the northern part of the Dis,
and that upon his way down he was SO i'll
as to be compelled to stop at Bayou Sara
Clinton Argus, 22d inst.
We think the Judge had better give up at
once, if his health is in such a wretched condi-
ton, and not seek the unenviable notoriety
of being elected by the minority.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
Samuel Matthews, Esq.

AS this affair with Mr.. Watterston in which
Mr. Matthews has been engaged, will cause the
inquiry in parts where he is not known
"Who is Samuel Matthewsg' we will take the
liberty Of answering that question at once, for
the benefit Of all who may feel inclined to ask
1t. Samuel Matthews is a member of the bar
in this town, where he has been engaged in the
practice of the law for several years. He is a
gentleman whose character stands above res
Proach; in disposition, he is amiable, peaceful,
and quiet even TO taciturnity--the last man to
seek difficulties, but by those who know him,
an 'agly passenger to make up !" In politics,
he is American, and at the last Senatorial cleo
tion, he was the nominee of that party for this
parish.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
MIR. wottorstOn's Speech in Point cOu-

pee
We thought that the failure of Mr.. Watter~
ston in this place might be owing mainly to the
influence of the unpleasant occurrence that
occurred awhile before his speech commenced.
But it seems that he failed equally as bad in
Point Coupee. Read what the Echo says:
On Monday last Mr.. Watterston made a
very feeble effort in our parish at giving chs
views and sentiments upon the political topics
of the day." We must say, that without eXcep-
ton the speech Of the American candidate for
Congress was the most miserable, not 10 say
nonsensical thing, that we ever heard from any
man making any pretensions whatever to ablli-
ty. True, he did not speak under the most
favorable circumstances and his sympathizers
were few indeed, yet any man with talents a.
bove mediocrity could certainly have produced
Il better effect, than did bIr. Watterstou.
Had i'll health restrained Mr.. w. from taking
the stump at all, it certainly would have Injured
both to his benefit and the success of his party,
for if his speech of Monday last is to be taken
as a criterion of his abilities, he will be sure to
make converts on the other side. We would
attempt a synopsis Of his address, but it battles
all description.
The Judge left our parish. not very faVorabIy
impressed, we opine, with the prospects OF his
success, aud if he leaves such an impression in
other parishes as be has here, he certainly will
be the hindmosl one in the political race, aye
outstripped by the immaculate u Tom Green.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
New TYno.

Through the poIiteness and accommodation
of Mr.. ]. w. Austin, of the firm of Hart, Aus
tin & Co., we received this week from New
York, a supply of new fancy job type, Of beauti-
full style, for printing Ball Tickets, Cards, and
jobs Of a like description, which those having
work in that line to do, will please recollect.
We are always ready and more than willing.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

SIGUR's PRosPEcTs.-A correspondent in
Baton Rouge, writing to the True Della. saws
The parish Of Iberville have endorsed the
acIloa OF The Convention Of the 3lst ult. Six
nandred and thirty have signed the article. In
west ba'on konge, out of lat Democratic
votes 100 have signed a paper endorsing Sic
gnF's nomination.
All well here. Sigur and Heron spoke la,t
night The meeting was large and wildly en-.
shusiastic. tell you. Slidelism is do id.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

AN INcrDENT.-One incident connected with
the Central America is said to be, that the
captain of the Norwegian bark, some time pren
Vious to finding the survivors of the steamer.
was on Ills deck, and a bird few in his face
three times, when he made an alteration of
three points in his course, by which means he
was made the happy instrument of saving the
lives Of the 40 survivors.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

GTOur friend, Walter Peters, of New Or
leans, never wrote any verse as pretty as the
following, which We take from among some
Others from his pen, published in The Crescent
What if some hopes, like the twilight have died,
love;
What ifthe iuture has brought us no sto e;
Are we not still in the world side by side, love.
Linked still the stronger, and loving the more.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

CANVASS IN THE THIRD DIsTRIc7.-I, 10
apparent the contest between Davidson and
Siguf, says the True Delta, will be a very one~
sided affair, a walk over the course for the lat
ter being a pretty sure thing. Out of the
Florida parishes, it is doubtful whether David.
sons name will be heard of in the campaign.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30
PLAQUEIEHNE:
Wednesday, Sept. 80, 1857.


Those who ge; our paper from this dale.
without having ordered it, are simply requested
to accept il, without charge, till November,
when il will be stopped unless ordered other
wise. We ask all such to receive it till that
time, as Q fapor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

uCol. Waters, who is now visiting differ
ent parts of Texas, for the purpose Of raising
recruits for Nicaragua, is meeting with much
snccess.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

IA new Jewish synagogue. on Green
street, Louisville, was dedicated on the 10th
inst, with the solemn and imposing services
incident to the occasion.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

UThe young lady who fell in love, has Just
been pulled out by the darling fellow who sue.
c~essfnlly struggled With the world.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

BSeveraI editorials, already in type, inten-
ded for this number, are uuavoidably laid over .
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-09-30

UDasid n. Bradley. for twenty-five wears
contested with the Chicago Democrat as man>
agaF-in-chief, died on the 9Th inst,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-12


times week, in due connexion with route No.
COS.
GAO From South birmingham, by birmingham, Troy
vile, Southboro', and Marlboro to Northboro,
Is miles and back, twelve times week, in due
connection with route No. Cos.
GAL From South birmingham, by East Holison, Hell
lston, and Brasville, to Milford, 10 miles and
back, six times week, in due connection with
route No. COS.
642 From Cerdavie, by Woodville, to Hopkinton, 4
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Cordaville daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at Hopkinton by 10 am;
Leave Hopknton daily, except Sunday, at Z am;
Arrive at Cerdavlo by Sam.
643 From New England Village Depot by New Eng
land Village, to Farnumsvile miles and back,
Leave New England Village Depot daily, except
Sunday, at 10 m;
Arrive Mt Farnumsvile by III m;
Leave Fsrnumsvillc daily, except Sunday, at 81 p
Arrive at New England Village Depot by Al pm
ga From Grafton to Mlbury, miles and back, six
times week, in due connexion with route No.
Sos.
Gas From Mlbury, by Sutton, to West Sutton, 81
miles and back, six times week.
Leave Millbury daily, except Sunday, at Z p m, or
arrival Of Boston MALL
Arrive at West Sutton by 81 m;
Leave West Sutton daily, except Sunday, at 81 a
m; t ~
Arrive at Millbury by a m.
SAG From Whtinsvile, by East Douglass to Douglass,
mics and back, elk times week.
Leave WhIinsyIle daily, except Sunday, at M
Arrive at East Douglass by pm;
Leave East Douglass daily, except Sunday, at a
m; f w
Arrive at Whitinsvile by am.
CAT From Tol-Gate to Dedham, miles and back
twelve times week. in due connexion with route
No. 605.
GAS From North wreniham, by Rockville, to Midway,
miles and back, six times week, in due con-
nexion with route No. COZ.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

ETCIN1 NINT HFFT|-
On First street opposite the Post Office
FEUEun after isng eNraTience in the huSin ess
T. in the city OF New York. iu"hien Il he - aeEuo"
edged to have superior in thc anarenent of well ap-
pointed bakery, would respectfully announce:
That he is ully prepared to furnish al kinds Of bread
cakes pies hot rolls 1oenutI etc. either at
wholesale = retail.
Weddings private parties balsor privatefamlies viii
supplies desired with everything fresh from the
even ct the shortest notice
superior Graham and brown breadsalways on
hand.
The Propretor will ayot his exclusive
" his business. which shan be executed yie pct
be esurpassad by any enc vi J C. GAUNT.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
NEW ARFsANGERfEN

order that be able devote ny time pa-i
y larly to the IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE part OF our
business have disposed interest IN tho;1r0
eery house to Mr. MATTHEW DALEELL, who will con d.
tinue the old stand the style of ORR DALZELL
complete Of everything in the Grocery
me- would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks to the paying house the liberal
patronage extended many respectfully ask
them continue their favors othe firm would
TO the very slow at all gentlemen that they need
not ask credit at this house. SAMUEL ORR.
l.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
THE kfLE.s s.NRENDEn ED!.

f-5INCE NEsSPS. NHLEETEG & DRUMMER UAV
- leased the Ol Corner Water street. under the
Journal Oce Sled erowing with the largest
sort- o. FAN and Winter Clothing. Fur
nzhpE Goods. aud Gc then 30 aonlsAILgy io" the
ALLIES COIFEIf.ED TC% T'EES4,EE.
THEIR NEW ST0Ck
consists in part OF Mems aad Boy readyaad ClotaiH
Hts Caps and Trunks together Vi the most K
Gentle Dress Goods and FailoTs' Furnishing TOO
brought this city Their facilities Tor purehasi2 ana
supeTor ether house IN the cay,
which eSthcm at al times to fill al orders with the Test
cfcoc5s and best bargains. :r and e1t
an the public generally. respoc invited TO call and
examine their New Stock and Reduced Prices before
elsewhere. deci5-tt
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

YgTE bg oath attention Of the public the follow
wv ing sworn certificate from Of -espccq-
BILE citizens Mr. Vae the of the proprietor
the Courier des eats Cnis and formerly gunmaker in
Philadelphia:
DR. DUPRIE-Oear Sr:-T hereby certify that have
the Piles for GO tat have used
bottles OF Barnes Pile Lotion aui everything else could
all effect for they ala little
About months since, commenced using your valuable
the Piles and have the happiness say
had the desired effect they have
this most distressing complaint consider this almost
m for 50 of sincerely
n snd them all afflicted with the above eOnp'aint.
Signed, P. VALE,
No. . Eranklin
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
NEWS FEpR AEL!

WYE beg to inform numerous eusener the Ladies in
SY particular. ready to show of
the grandest displays FANCY STAPLE DRY GOoDs
fore this market. We busy
full deseri p0u ssock. Suffice il
that Of Ladies' Dress Goods such French
Neriuos Woollen PIads. black and Silks
Deaines Mantillas Shawls the richest FRENCH Enhrode
ries Ladies'. Misses and Children's Shoes
D2masks and Embroidered Window Curtains. CalicOes
inghams Fanuel Lnseys Jeans Satiuets Domestic and
thousands other articles mention.
be any whether in style quality price,
still adhere moo-S CHEAP AND SELL HEAP"
Cal Nlin
o First. sep5 EOSER, BRO. & FREY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
aTnRAGE iXANTnD.

az prepared in Fire Proof WarehOrse,
any quantity Of Grain, Produce Merchandise, OK
tho mOstliberal te-us.
HAugtar-e and airy stairs particular will
be taken Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements
and all kinds goods liable DANA from damp
rust.
Insurance at the lowest fire ofrates by
Logger when desired.
FWarehouse located Locust street " and 2
Canal and convenient for shipping by River Rail-
road. ApPlyto novf GEO. FOSTER co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

I-V20sVl!Ie, Indlana. augJI-Iy dd W
ESEBE4F.rE TEf3E STORE.
Main Street. Lcayg-. First and Second.
T!7HE undersigned. having returned East
| receiving extensive stock of Hardware. con-
sistin5 Of all kinds Of
7zCCE1ausC'S fools,
the hest GnasY ana approved styles OF American and
English octurc forming most complete and choice
assortment; also.
Building EHaF5i ware.
Locks aud Jatches. Butts nd Hinges, Bolts &c. Trim
r.ing5 for Furniture. &c
Farming Tools,
Shovels and Spades Hav and n1re Forks Brar Scythes
Hay and straw Knives. Grain ScruTs. &c..
EzOEES . &EETn isEBEDg Goods,
Knives and ForLs American aud Eassh) all kinds Tea
Table spoons CinGIeck and Eam7s Walters
Pans. Coffee Mills. Fire Sets. &c. &.
Pocket CUTLERY. Gums, Pistols. &C.,
always on hand Chus Haues. Saws, Axes, Rope. Pump
FiKjnFs &c.
Encouraged by liberal patronage the citizens Ev-
az viile and vicinity the undersiap has ADDED
his stock Of Hard and viii always Keep the
possible variety Mechanics Tools of tfe het quality.
we'll other
faIly requested. ser24 A. WALDEIRCH.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

LII kinds Of Boots and Shoes be found
IA and ne We deal exclusively in the Root
Shoe trade. Keep large assortment. and will offer
Bar sains If you bring the cash. NcREA & WELLS.
uOvf F1ster'S b ooS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

n D =
FNHE PropTietOrs of this House
A old stand Main their Hotel lust finish
ed opposite the Court House where they
accommodate their old customers and all others who
A. to call them, in much superorsyle than rl
Thank ul tor patronage pectuly solicit
ofthe which shall all
it. Our fare will be the best the market Affords
charges moderate.
Good S1bl and Wagon Yard kept forc2untry custom.
eyI0-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
S IT y 9 Z S

S. NJ y Q Z S,
HPORTER or WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS AND DEALER IN
BOURBON. BYE, MONONGAUELA EECTIFED
WHISKY, on CORNER MAIN
WATER SITS. EVANSVILLE.
TFtH subscriber receiving End opening at his
stand. of the largest and best assorted of
Wine1 Liquors and Cigars brought this market.
The attention his friends and the trade generally Is
leted to the stock which viii be sold favorable
and house the West, comprising
parCognac Brau1ies of brands. Pale and Dark
PInet MagoTy and Otard Dapuy Co., with numerous
lot If other brands.
WINES.-Fine Old Madeira Sherry and superior old
Hei2sc Wine. quarts and pn together with general
sortmcn O3d Bourbon Rye Mon9ngahela and Rectihed
Whisky, Holland Gin. Jamaica and New England Rum,
Cherry and Peach Braudies Cordas Curaco and Swiss
d. 'AbsiHthe.
Also choice article of pure Ohio Catawba. and Boston
Somach BitterS-
B-Aiways hand large well selected stock
Havana. German ana Homemade Cigarsj Sardines and
Pitts burgh Ale. scpI5
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
BOVs' BEN FRANnLIN TOOL CH
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let tf.C Afflicted Esead and PCMLfc =!

Let tf,c Afflicted ssead and PCMdori
infalIi5ereuedy for SoroCula. Kings evil Rheuula-
IA tsm, Obstinate Cuaneous Eruptons, Pmples
uleso the Face Boches BOis. Ague and Fever Chronic
Sore Eyes Eingworm letter, Sead Head Enlargement
and Pain ofths Bones and oiuts stubborn Ulcers
tic Di5oriers Lgbago Spinal Complain all Diseases
arising nudciou5 of Mercury, Imprudercc in
Life or Impurity of the Blood.
re- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
Boodis by the thousands grateful
all Of the United States who testify daily the
kabe performed by the Of all medicnes
natsm, ScrOfula EruptOns the skin. liver Disease,
Fever Ulcers Old Affections Kidneys; Diseas
the Throat Female CompIaut5 Pains and Aching
the Bones and Joints speedily put fht by using this
great aud inestimable remedy.
For all diseases Blood thinv has vet
compare with it. 1t cleanse7 The system Of all impurities
gently and efficient ly the liver and kidners
the digestion gves the stomach, makes this skin
aud healthy and restores the constitution b.
broken down by the OF youth
itiyc vigor and strength.
For the Ladies' batter shan all the
n1etics A doses o Nix
will asaowness ofcompiexion bring the
manns the cheek give elasticity hestep, aud improve
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all
medicines ever helrdOf.
The Iargo number certificates which have received
all parts of the United States is the
evidence hubug about The press hot
keepers magistrates physieans and public we'll known
community all add their testimony wonderful
effects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
the and Circularand Almanac and
the wonderful this trulygreates OF all medicines has
None gsnuire unIesszirned BExyErr & BEERS Prouri-
forsu Qplics aud A gen cies must he addressed.
For sale haltoc & Stoddarl. Evansville; HaIioeb &
Parmentor, Princeton @. II. Clark. Niucennes and ty
daalersin medicines generally. aucS
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
IRISH LINEN S,

DANEA&EzS, sc.
FUST received direct manufacturers in Largar
ss and BanbrIdge ireland, we'll selected stock Linen
Goods. viz
i2-4 Lineu sheetings # finish and grass bleach;
59-inoh 90 inch PiiloM-case Linens do DO;
Rleached Damask Table Cloths, assorted sizes;
White brown do do
Rleaehed 10 NapIins;
Bieached and brown IIuckabach Towels;
Linen Caunbric Handkerchief etc.
invite att~ntiou of these
retail. Possessing the facilities which
competition here elsewhere. -
SHANKLIN & REILLY,
dec1 Corner Main and First reeFa.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
G.. ". GIVEN y ,


COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. II Poyelr;as Street.
ezv Orleans, La.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09

EARPER for November; Yankee Notions for Nov;
& Il Godey's Ladies Book for November;
New supply Hills Of Shatemuc. by the author OF Wild
Wide World Dred by Mrs. stock of Pa
per and Envelopes just received and for sale ty ~
oct22 DOBELL q LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS.


RHACREREl fofsaIs us6 lR9 RGs%ErR 5E CO.
E7KAso half Theas assOrtsa Ts9,a his DAY and
EEsEob boxes w R. Cheese in st9Ts oW md AZ fer sale
Fa PoxFs ". r. Cream Cheese iuss EsGd rsFd d@ Ee-
ed az road ly oet13 Z. d. Co0h 9 H02
L. sal bv (oct8) J. W. I = yIoKEkY.
E,TEgli's LEAO.-lOo Kegs 59rs for sais h, fy 20
ww7EsTERN Farmers Almanac 1857. just reed aud
sa1so for sale at wholesale or TIC. T. coEYrxGTox CO.
H;vyy BAGS -I5oooheayy farif'e VERY low TO t9 close
cct2o Sycamore near Water
uH4NTRURG CRRAAI CFIEEsE . boxes large
size and hest quality just red PF P 90 0r
YTHT 9s 1iB. 9Fo whit white PsiS fs1
this day and for sale by Octl7 PRESTON BROS.
n mnfA LBS Sugar Cured dried Beef;
for II s5o S ~ y % oc52 0 i' Vus'S' 'u z II COOK
dALyyE OIL WARRANTED, PUHE.-1 1-; ea;t. &C 40
" gallons direct from the Custom use New York for
Z 1 % ibls oId Rve Rurton Whisky:
5casks PortWne; casks Sweet Wine. reed
10 dcti7 ii7'''11 anu 'O- --'' PRESTON BROS
IS 400 cross 81 = MstcSas absls campher Cum;
EbiS
cases Indigo quality erce Nader pani Float
5 case Seynorce 10 box Extract LogwOod;
bbIs ChaIi: SULPHUR n sale Law by
oetIl TENNEY & SORENSON.
ETsT RF,DEgyE yEFl-In store
I 81 Striped Linen prills; White Linen Drills;
Brown do do; Napkins;
Linen Table Diaper; Cotton Table Diaper;
Irish Linen; Ginghams;
Russia Diaper J. G. JEW ELL i CO.
/ Corner Vine and First
BEGE5VFlD PER STEAMER MIDAS.
( q = BONES " R. Cream Cheese;
/ y - { Cases y i. Paper Natzh $50 gross;
l Case Is : oEes first o. iadiE0;
Is Boxd double refined Sode Saoratus in ID. papers,
! octi7 l. & D. HEINANN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
j. Z. e}sAgEJEJs.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION
EVANSVILLE, IND,


BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET EETwEEN
EVANSVILLE. IND.
TEANUFAC ACTURER cfevery description Of Brass Work,
sa of equal quality notsuper9r to anything manuiae-
keep constantly hand oil rlo3es, atop, bibt
frc5jon metal sof and as we as cmpIete
of ali other a~ le usually kept in thisine o.
an also appointed egent in this city for the sale
raby, exhibited hsen awarded with the hrst
muu Samples OF the be seen at the establish
Every Brass Castings made to order and fur
The highest market price paid for old copper brassue
All orders addressed to will with prompt
mediate attention dee+
To NEE HCHAvTs, sHsPPEEls, AM. OTHERS.
L large and & s9L.tag- n reyy ~ W'arf-, RI o2t cat .
placed tho sake Of convenience in all stages
Of the river the foot Of Fna street. He viii at all times
and 7ipprga we'll all other river business
The p3.r5Ease fhere.ore Of the shippers aad
others Of thiseity and Of the interior Is 32li2itcd
5s:1N 8. CsszSP2
o e 4 r L PU y :. : &.
4 T he EyATsvrLlE Ligster As5ooIHTloy Rooys Fos-
"A rs G1diar5 w attend to 3r2v' mp Feeds Merit
"a and az other wrtt,nG .rneted TO decl7-dtf
HHEoGC,2 R&Eas q = l12.Cg-R.-Ve have on hands
v the oljowigg lrrnds Of Flour
Psses sa,syo 5s Vi (ed1) GrsSg WGsGd1erFy Ti'' s5i
which We warrant ehe3p as any house city.
q. apa2 si ''''' vGcEERY & JOHNSON.
F19ao'5, '5,.,s,..9 Eats 7 - ATq \ ,HCo's-
591 do DO 0on'H' do TO 5o Ianila ats; at;
DO DO DO Do foss2 foss2 Wool do; do:
Do % !H5e ,Rurg,;
ser2s Z. II. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY.
EEEgATZ q EEEHe.FIEn,


hEsATE & EEE1e.NI an,
Evansville, Ind
RNHE Proprietors the City Foundry recently
a ted large freproof building the I'D place.
and fully prepared do all kinds machine aud
finishing work end everything appertaning to the Foundry
Business Machinery of all kinds mnde and repaired. We
facility of the best machinery and kmen
all work rusted undivided attention.
We manufacturipR STEAM ENGINES any power
required and ready promptly fill orders for this kind
machinery warranngour work satisfied with
prices. The Foundry, Finishing Shops &c, Pine
and Sale Room Main street, Just Second
where orders will be received.
ian23-tf KRATZ & HEUNAV
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-01-09
W NJ. ESElsLLXs

NEYH0LESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Nv PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET -Theun-
dersgned would respectfully inform his and the public
of EAansv and vicinity that having the
ofthe Senior in the late firm OfJ Reilly he
tends the Grocery and Produce business
stand He embraces this opportunity returning thanks
pastfavors and spare no effort to merit
ance of the same. ie20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.