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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-04
COMMISSIONER, SALE.

RY virtue Of decree Of the Court OF Common
- Pleas Of vaDderburgh County, rendered. at its
last September term, In suit for partition between
John c.. Bryant, plaintiff. and Emanuel Hull and
others. defendants, will Wednesday, the 9Th day
Of November next, sell ut The door the House.
n Evansville Lots Nos: 90 81 and = Block No. Ia
in that part Of the city ofEvansville heretofore known
proyements are large two story Brick Building
tanning two tenements with seven rooms each-very
suitable for dwelling HOUSES for hotel boarding
house purposes; and could With small expenditure
be converted into Stores There 10 also the prem
iees q small frame dwelling. The shove prSpery 10
situated az the head Of High street, opposite the resi-
dence Of John I1odson.
TRRNs-One third cash, balance In six and twelve
months. the purchaser giving notes with appcsved
eury, bearing interest Rom date, lad waiving yalua-
ton laws. TnOS. X. GARvIN,
0ctl2ts Commissioner.
NUARioN RARLAND's NEW BOOK
MOSS SIDE,
This work fully maintains the celebrity II her other
books, HIDDEN PATH and ALONE.
at locti4l E. DOBELL'S.
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New YoRK, Nov 3-n
The following il the condition of the Banks
Of this city as shown by their weekly state
ment: Increase Of specie, $2,477 900; in
crease of deposits, ,e3,9S3,000; increase of
loans, sy75, 900; increase of circulation, $780,
no.
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River and Weather By TELEGRAPH. '
PirrsBuReH, Nov s-x
River feet and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant. -afa iz-is...' ~
CINCINNATI, Nov 3-M
River raised inches since last evening"
weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, Nov s-rx
u River rising slowly; feet in the channel.
Weather clear and pleasant. ~
,s PIrTssuRsH, Nov 3-P n
River feet BY the pier mark and falling.
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BANK NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stock holders In the
" Branch ut Evansville of the State Bank Of In
diana, that the Annual Election for eight Directors In
said Branch To serve the ensuing year, will he held at
the Banking House in Evansville, Monday the .d
day Of November next betseen the hours Of ten and
six O'Clock The polls will be opened a O'Clock M
By order ef the Board Of Directors.
oct$ds&w te CIV. RAfHDONE, Cashier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-04
Meetlns Of Bank Stockholders.

AT q meeting of the stockholders of the sus-
pended banks they resolved to accept the
proposition Of the Relief Bill. Merchants
81 Manufacturers' Bank appointed = COM
mittee to investigate its affairs.
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HANTE tCURRANTS.-
ocsIs 5. E.GiiBERr 4 co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALR.

>HE undersigned, Administrator OF the estate
the estate Of John NJ. stinson, deceased, viii on
saturday, Oct 2ith, ls1 at the late residence Of said
deceased Water street, in Evansville, sell All the
PERSONAL property Of said deceased consisting OF one
wagon, one Buggy and harness; lot of horse rear:
lot OF Household Furniture, &c., &c.
TERMs-All sums Of thfce dollars and under cash :
credit Of nine months will he given on all sums over
tree dollars, the purchaser giving notes with
ed security, waving valuation laws, and hearne in
terest rom date. MARCUS SHERWOOD
WOOLSEY 4 NELSON, Auc'rs. : Z : Ad'mr.
occ2w3t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov 3-M
Flour heavy; 10000 bbls sold at Is sO@
5 20 for Ohio, IS S095 50 for Southern, q
decline of cents on each. Wheat firm, A.
900 bush sold. Corn has declining tenden-
cy; sales at Toe. Whisky advanced 10, sales
at 2211c.
! Ce%E New YORK, Nov3-Px
Cotton closed dull. Flour firm; 1, 200 bbls
sold. Wheat 81 3o@l 50 for white. Corn
firm; sales unimportant. Lard firm at lO1<
@l215c. Linseed Oil Gle. Stocks firmer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-04

The Lone Star from Worthington with 200
bushels of wheat for Iglehart 81 Bros, and a
humber of hogs.
Wheat sold Yesterday at 75@sOc.
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NkW IORK, NOV 80 n.
Tie city election indicates highly de-
creased vote. The American ticket falls off
most. the Democratic next. The State is
doubtless Republican. g. = EEfIEu
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CHARLES FITCH.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
- DR.. GREEN. late Of indianapolis, will continue
the practice OF medicine and surgery at his old office
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to
the treatment Of diseases Of the bye and Lungs for
several years. will continue treat such diseases with
his plan ofeatment, which consists the lungs
In the inhalation Of meicafed vapors. carrying the
medicine directly to the seat Of the disease.
One Of the MIN can he found ut the ONCE II AL hours
Of the day and night. sepej ~lk WIN
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Arriyala1aseeI

Arrival OF Specie.
.<f fIu New YoRK, Nov 8-x
The steamer Arago brings $2o0, 900 in sps-
Gle. ~ = n
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Sugars

SUGARS -
- Is hhds Prime n. o. Sugar;
% bbls Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Powdered SuR1r; .
: do Crushed Sugar, in store and fer saleby
spiU l. 3 D. HERMANN.
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LOOK NE 81!

LOOK hERE!
HsHE undersigned would respectfully inforn the
u citizens Of Evansville and vicinity, that he has
permanently established himself in thiscity asa
Practical JcweIcr and Engraver,
And is prepared to make TO order all kinds OF Jew
elries, such as FINE SOLID RINGS, BREAST.
PINS, EARRINGS, BRACELETS, Masonic and
Odd Fellows Emblems; Gold and Silver ne-tiesds,
Snuff-boxes, &c, &c. SETTING PEARLs, Ola.
noNDs, and other Stones, Mosaic and Canoes.
FINE GLIDING AND GAIvINIzING,
Letter and Ornamental Engraving on Gold and Silver
also Engraving ef DooR-PLATEs, STEEL STAMPS, and
STENCIL PLATss. Particular attention paid to
RepsfrfHs Of Jewelry and Silver Ware, .
AND POLISHING or OLD SILVER AND LATED WARE.
An experience ef many years, enables the subscriber
to insure superior workmanship Every article made
by him Is warranted Of the same neness Of metal rs
dered, which win prevent disappointment too often
Of the gold.
Orders and jobs sent BY mail, promptly attended to-
AssDucats bought II l0c above New York quotations
b. WALDkIRCH, o
Jeweler and I'm graver. 3
Main between LIST and I'd sts., Evansville.
auge silly
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BIZ It known BY al. sicky, weak and debilihsed PER
sons, that McLEAx's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Is the only remedy that will nghen and invieots
the system, and remove all impurities In the Blood.
Its very pleasant to take.
In ills combined the properties Of Tonic, Diuresis
and Attentive.
1t will cure any disease Of the Stomach. Liver or
Bowels, such n:
Diarhrs, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Ind eestioh,
Heotiache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach. Liver
Complaint, Costiveness. Weakness Debility, Pain
in the Stomach Bowels, Night Fevers, Yellowness
OF the Skin, &c, &c.
When taken, il neutralixes and removes any morbid
secretcns In the Stomach, and strengthens the Dges-
tive organs.
1t will also any disease OF the Uterus, Kidney.
Blaaiders or Urinary organs; and Alternative II
pures and creates healthy circulation Of blood, re.
moving all sores, bos, 2mples or blotches from the
skin.
TRY 1T, and be convinced ~ its wonderful invige-
For Children, who are puny, weak and siokly, We
.dyise parents to give them teaspoonful Of this Cor.
dial daily.
eH- See Circular.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor OF this CORDIAL.
Also, hcLeans Volcanic Oil Eminent.
IL PRINCIPAL Depot-Coner Of Third and Pine
Sold BY Keller & White. Druggists. Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-04
To stone Masons and Contractor

To stone MasOns and Contractors.
>HE Board Of Commissioners Of vanierburg
II county, Indiana. are prepared to receive sealed
proposals nom this time to the LIST day Of December
con Creek at the crossing Of Franklin street, Evans.
VILE, according to the plan and specifications file
are estimated to require 900 percfes Of stone (of s5
cubic feet to the perch) The party taking the job,
De required to excavae the foundation pitts, and
work will be received as follows: For the masonry
per perch OF Is cubic feet; For excavang the founda.
ton pitts, per cubic yard; For timber in foundation
Per cubic foot. Security to the acceptance OF said
Boart will he required Of contractors, upon the an
ders will be advanced to said contractors. The remain
ing payments win be made the work progress ses up
on estimates made thereon, t36 in cash and the hal.
ance in ounty orders. The contractors viii be ne.
CURED 70 raise the Abufments 10 the height OF g feet
by the first day Of November, 1881 and complefe the
whole job by November, 1859. MY
By order Of the Board, WIN. H. WALKER,
sepbd4wtd County Auditor
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u LRESH LEAVES.
New supply at Iocti5I Ell. DOBELLs.
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FEVER AND AcUE!
Quinine Substitute or Nerve Tom !;

NHIS well known remedy, discovered BY my late
above disorder, Headache and all other Nervous Az.
Lotions Il contains no Quinine, Arsenic, OF other
injurious ingredients. Ii strengthens the system.
gives tone to the Stomach, and Is to DYS
PBrIiCs and those affected with Weakness. IN any
part OF the system. 1t Is especially recommended to
females troubled with Failing Of the Womb. One bot
tie is sufficient in most cases, where the Directions are
foiiowed Certificates be furnished from all parts
Of the Union. -
Sold by the Druggists generally, and BY J. III. HA.
LAkD, wholesale Druggist, and sole propgietor, l2i
MAIDEN Lane, New York. tsept3l-3mwl
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS II SEMI
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ARDERED, That the owners Of Lot No. s, in the
~ Old Plan Of the City d Evansville, cause the
repairea rciad with good bsisksof The essAblished
width, within 80 days after the publiexse u THE -
tice, and in default thereof, the Common Council viii
proceed TO to have said work done and the accruinG
charges will be ehAed against and collected by sale Of
said properly, or So much thereof as VIII satisfy said
~ BY order III the Common Council. !. fsi
sePae,lm WELL. III. WALKER, City CIR
yolksbote copy. - 49,
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
j. n. MACHEE & CO..
HAVE Just received the largest and most elegant
LII stock Of
DRY GOODS

EVER BROUGHT INTO THE STATE OF INDIANA.
And as these goods were all purchased for cash, or
city acceptances, prepared to sell to cash
prompt paying customers, cheaper goods than they can
buy elsewhere Both the partners having been in the
East all Summer, visiting the manufacturers and
lecting their hest goods at the lowest rates.
We will sell to the retailer, goods as low as he can
buy them In New York adding cost Of
as we buy as cheap as the best New York Jobhing
Houses and their expenses eight times greater
than So while the river Is low and the season
advanced, save yourselves the expense and trouble
of going East, and come here and buy your goods.
We have everything In our line In great abundance,
BLANKETS. 49,.
We also have one Of the largest mills in America
situated at Dexter, Lake Ontario, I'm the State OF
Blankets: and wekeep assortment OF these goods
hand, will sell them hire at the same prices
sell in New York. We have now In store ga, 1914,
Ill, and 1s-s Blapkets.
i Fancy End Blankets;
Berth and Crib g
White and Gray Saddle Blankets;
Which you can call and examine for yourselves.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We have now in store about 800 Cases, all p1r.
chased for cash OF the manufncfurers-whichw We will
sell NJ very low prices,
HATS AND CAPS.
1000 dozen, Of every variety Of color and price,
ct sucn low prices rs to astonish the buyers.
NOTIONS.
Everything in this line needed by the people.
This Ia the time and this the place IN buy Goods
cheap, as determined that Evansville shall not
be behind any other city In selling Dry Goods. Come
ON FIRST STREET.
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A NEW DAILY LINE OF
STAGES
TO HENDE r. ON.


To Run In Connection with tine Line OF
Coaches to HOPklNsVlLLE, Ky.
VuNHE subscribers have establish a%lA60
- ed a LINE OF COACHES, 6S&
to run b-fween Henderson and Evansville, DAILY,
on the Indiana side, crossing the Steam Ferry at
Henderson,.
LEAvING.-The Coaches will leave Henderson ev.
cry morning at O'Clock AM, and arrive Evansville
in time to with morning train the Evans
Vile and Charlottesville Railroad and
RETURNING-Will leave Evansville at az p. NJ .,
enabling passengers To- take the Stages from Henderson
to iiopkinsville which leave on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings at p. NJ.
There Is now good STEAM FERRY at Henderson.
and passengers will be taken the Ferry without
charge for feiage and will be carried with their
gage to any part vi the city,.
Those who patronize this Line, may he Of hav.
Coaches. -----
Citisens Of the Bayou and way passengers will be
taken at fair propcztionate rate Of fare.
81 O03ces q the w Arlington House. Evansville,
X. Ii. OATES 4 CO.,
jy300le 70 wts PrOpretors.
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YOUTHS CAPS.
kESI and largest assortment ever brought to this
- city. VACTIER MARCONNIER :
septs Main street, between First and second.
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FOR RENT, aar
One OF TIE best Business stards I'm IN. IT,.

a scwe removing our stock OF Furniture and
- Shars 10 the Crescent City Buildings, we offer
MAIN street, between Second and Third Possession
efeh immediately. ARMSTRONG a GREEK
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CO. ARTNRRsHlP.
X. HENRY BOwLES became a partner OF tn
lv4 undersigned on the 3sth inst. The wholesaI
Grocery business will he hereafter transacted BY an
der the name and style %
GILBERT Z DOWLRS.
Evansville, Oct. -, 1857. 8. n. GILBERT 4 CO.
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CLASS 81, -+
TO be drawn In the City Of Augusta Georsian public
M on SATURDAY, Nov. 2sth, 1851.
ON THK PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
five rRoUsAHD pouR nuxpnsp Aup usxxrr.uyu
PRlzRS 10
Nearly Ono Prize - every Nine T1ehees.
n q ME- q r r 4, n z N n
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4 HOUSE situated In the lower part Of the city
ana Cellar; also fine Garden with sbrutf.rx an
rees and stabling for six horses viii be renteS
70 eood tenant ON reasonable terms. Apply 10
septzs-u NATHAN RIWIPy
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! DRUG STORE.
PATENT MEDICINES,
HOUSE TO RENT.

q Physicians prescriptions and
Snml pou ~ ,s hy an experienced apo
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07
A YANKEE PEcuLIARITY.--S. u.
4nndr;oh Nhn ar; rv;,,ol - Peter parlav ~

2 A YANKEE PEouLIARITY.-S. q.
Goodrich, the original "Peter Farley,
has recently written a pleasant volume
entitled, Recollection Of my lifetime.r
After givinga very amusing account
Of whiting, which Mr.. Goodrich re.
CARDS as an American institution, he
tells the following capital anecdote in
illustration Of = familiar trait of our
national character, (
some years ago yonng New. Eng.
lander found himself in the lakewood
Of Pennsylvania, ashore rs to- the
means Of living In this strait he ap.
piled to wealthy Quaker in the
nsighborhood Tor help.
II will furnish thee with work, aud
WIN pay thee for it, FRIEND" said the
Quaker; ''but it il not my custom to
give alma to one able to labor like
the. N!Rs4 s4&aslts 4@1 8A+@9sS
swell, that's ell ! want,n said the
Nnkes; "of courss l am willing to
work"
"WAas can thss do, my sisuda''
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

a kRGNCH MA1hAASA W = ~ DN'
The Paris Steele contains the fol-
lowing: "On the 29th OF December
last Z town in the north Of France
vas quite en- iete on account Of the
marriage Of Mdlle. Eugen. D.,
the only daughter Of Q manufacturer
Of the neighborhood, with N. Charles
V. the son Of q wealthy merchant
Of Paris. The marriage was one OF
prudence anil arrangementrather than
love. An the questions Of interest
had been carefully attended to, but
the point Of mutual inclinstion was to
tally neglected. Every one seemed
gay sud happy, except the bride
However, fthe ceremony took place,
and welding banquet followed, the
whole being Terminated BY asplendid
ball. The festivities were drawing to
close, when a servant informed tho
bridegroom that gentleman desired
70 speak with him on very urgent
affair. The bridegroom went out,
but did not return for the rest Of the
evening. the guests, one by one, re-
tired, but the husband still remained
absent, and at last, long after midnight
the bride withdrew to her chamber
There she At once discovered the
cause of her husbands absence, for on
the table by the bedside she iourd a
small parcel and the following note
from her husband:
! MADAME: If had no right in
marrying yon to expect sincere at
fiction, since we We're but little &C,
qusinted with each other, |, however
looked for a heart which had never
throbl,ed for another, and which l
might by assiduity and tenderness in
the end make my own. But long
series Of letters from you to another
man have Just been placed in nay
hsnd--letters which prove, that If y Gu
gave me your hand, your affection
hes been given to another. cannot,
Madame, accept such an arrangement
and, as am unable to rend asunder
the bonds VIII ch have joined "a few
hours since, am determined to pro
test at least by my absence against
the union which have contracted;
and the first day Of your marriage
shall be the first also Of 3 widowhoOd
which shall only terminate by the
death of one of us. Adieu, Madame,
for ever!'
s.Ths next morning the house ofthe
rich manufacturer was plunged into
CONSERVATION, for the bride was found
dead in her room from the fumes OF
lighted charcoal. On the table lay
the parcel Of letters transmitted by
her husband, and near them the fol
lowing note:
"'MoNsIEUR: 1t is l who am in the
wrong, and it is therefore, who ought
to offer ! reparation. l give You the
only ono that is in my power: res
tore to you your liberty, and expire
imploring your pardon
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ONE COOP TURs DESERVES ANo7H-
ERA favorite maybe, which had
been accustomed to receive its daily
bits from the month Of its mistress,
one day perchsd, as usual, On her
shoulder, and inserted his beck be-
tween her lips, not, as it proved, to
receive, but to give or hide, for % one
good turn deserves another, the CRATE,
full bird dropped an immense green,
tat caterpillar into the lady's mouth.
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~ SANDERS & BROTHER.

Anything. will do anything to
get little money to help me out Of
my difficulties"
taWell there is q log yonder, and
there is an are. Thee may pound on
the log with the head Of the axe, and il
thee is diligent and faithful, | will pay
thee a dollar day"
ssAgreed: I'd as soon do that as
anything else" ys
And so the youth went to work and
pounded Justify with the head Of the
axe upon the log. After q time he
paused to take breath, then he began
again. But after half an hour be
stopped, threw down the axe impatient
", and walked away, saying, "l'll be
hanged If I'll cut wood without seeing
the chips fly.n
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AMERICAN OLD AGE.

The neglected portion Of the great
American family 10 old age, we are
sorry to say; not that We a. nation,
are disrespectful to the old, or that
they are denied or grudged anything.
We perform the negative duty to them
by avoiding all which shall occasion
them offence or deprivation; but we
DO not perform the duty OF assiduous-
y seeing that they occupy, always
and only, the pl ace of honor and prom
inence; nor more particularly do We
study to contrive,s untiringly and at
isctionatsly, how to comfort, cheer,
Strengthen, and recuperats them. =
The Old msn in one house may have
bis chair in the drawing room, ard
his place at the table, aud be listened
t,whsn he SPEAKS, and obeyed when
10 commands. But in another house
he will have his easy chair cushioned
and pillowsd, and'his arm char at the
table, and the cook will be busted
NEST with what will newly nourish or
reffesh hi > more delicate appetite;
while all listen to bis words, and ad-
drsss conversation to him ~ center,
and eagerly seek for his commands
IS an authority. This 1--WE assure our
readers, from our own well weighed
observations in both countries) is a
fair picture between age in America
and oil age in England, We have
bsen sad to admit this to the comment.
ing traveller, It is an unconscious
hult in our country-an oversight OF
our life too busy, out attention too
overtasked, and our plans of homo
and pleasure too unsettled and imlna-
turs; bnt the feeling Tor the better
things il in use, and time will bring
this feeling into account.--R iNis
Sketches.
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Boots auO Shoes.
TIE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased oar facilities FOR mannrae,nr.
ing and dealing IN Boots Shoes and Leather. III
Ddefsgned, successors IN 3. Il, dawson s. Co., offer
. the citizens ofDaVenport and vicinity, greater
Incemc ats Than ever 30 bpy their Hoot5 and Shoes
hem. Our retail slock hereafter will always con.
ain every description Of goods wanted BY the people
Ne also are masking extensive preparations fo~
Ybaiesaieag hoote and Shoes, aud ws int ite com.
Try dealers to call and examine oar stosg and price,
ssit Is our determinations to ~ On good terms
aey eau be parehasedin 81. Jeais or Chicago
DAWSON. GRiGGS II 60. ri
Det25 Brassy st., door from I'd.
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-
NOTICE.

'HE par taervhp heretofore existing under ~ name
Of Dawson, GriEss Co. s this day dissolved By m1-
tusl CONSENT Maria b. Dawson retiring roni the con-
esrn. Thebusnsss will hereafter be conducted by the
undersigned under the and styls of Dawson,
6riSSs Co., who will settle all elaine again q the old
1Ep, laoy10 5. G. DAWSON,