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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20

~. ALass. -. =. clAHs.
ALLEN X Ct.ARks
Attorneys 1 Ceansellers at Law
Hossvjes Pubiir, lnmmtsdowsr 81 Dee1e fof
MsssseASs~tts, Aossss for CAsvfey Ga "
Iasvs0WrS % Real EAets cad
D.scOSNt Broksvs.
P0sT OTIaDB AUH4DN0s. BRADY ST
DAVENPORT, IOWA
fvOLLBOTIONo ~ oil psUsssstpsai Daslsss. "
~ every part OF the otets iutrusts1 - oof ~ r
vi, r.ceiv. promps seasaAtoa Money invsstsd;
poA, for non-rss.dsats; Money Loaned % upencas
hsssd neal Eststs security; essns, 4bssse ana
lsassa; 1saI Hsssss - ~ kiaas ss1ght ana s'hd
eonmissien.
Mnm , 9 nsssssy % hsnA ~ Ian. an v'so' =
ahd Heal Essat<ssa ssiiy.
Land w.rrsat. bsuGht and sbld, ard bea''d : ;
expert. ned Agents
w. invite IN astenttnn n ~ pssspsin sss''h
higbiy in.pro owed Farms, valusbie CITY trope'u.
unlmpsoved Land, " our u sGd snA dAsiy hscr
ins catalogue u Real R-sat~. ~ parties v~s.inr
inVeat on - euIasics, Or a The not fsvor,ii
terms, iargs traits Of reful'y sssctsc Par. - !
FimbeS LsDAs kifust near iuss u - peoed Rs-
road IN nss,N 81 the counties Of TIE aaaas
Also large traces Il land In AinLssota and MISC
g. n Of the bsss Lots IA On he City, Mt We
rel confident hat fr, u ss enb seisa property 10
,h- smosst u hals niilonn 81 aousN. can ~
pissse sn dssireus " making 81 tstr inSe'i n,.,
jab9llsf ALLEN Cl-ARE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20
Exchange On Germany

Exchange On Germany
evsuR unA-r.ssneA sse noe prepare sSsVssS:s
i On the following c,ttes, In sums W ss"Ps
Bsslin In Prussia,
Ceaeyne In
leipag In easony.
Oaase
Nv0nen,
Hamhsv2,
Frankfort, o NJ. - s-.ns.s
and so,,.ie the custom Of oil shose having
wv" ' 6TupS. mo, NARROW 4 CO.. BAsssas.
cvrRpIIN0 nuas sss q aad spvesd. vos eMe "
- Cuupp Dn0., 1ApDOw ana o. ss"s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20
STATE DEMOCRAT.

ssS tsS0&y - 1vUA
rm8 STATE DEM0CRAf,
II ~ Z q
SPECIAL 1oTIUE 10 BoaNsss nm.
Asan sdvertisine pAp.r the State Democrat Ia unit
'ersans resardrl - IL essaspsssA nedsuu Of bel
ess csnmssssstos hssvees a. Auvsr and ssosr It's
arsely increasing circulation. both 1t home AZ
soroAd OFFERS favorable opportunity for jud,e,ou
'iassnlnatiaa = ssercsaa lie in,s,lsence !, Is also
hvorite family journal. hence Retail Dc.lers a. wei
- NJ extensive trsdespeope. Aerhanas aud Citi-
ssas vili md Its columns -ssentisi 90 . prospesous
sssiness. . woAo 70 res WISE"
Job Er1nt1nG.
We would call the attention u Merchants, Besi-
ness ana o,hsrs Q. ou- facilities for executing
with prcmptness, and IN = super ior msLner, JOB
PRINTING In all Its varieties, qualities and colors.
and rolidt share 81 their pstrtaage. Es.ine goi.e
TO considerable ,xptnse In hitting Up our Jobbing
Dsssb,ishmeat, we pseparsd 70 exeeste eli kinds
VI Plain and o. nsmsntal Work, such ~ Bali Tickets,
Progrsmn ., Cards ofevmy descrip' ion, Circuisrs
oil vsricstss OF printing in Gold, silver Broose, or
Color siso, Pamphlets, Lawyers Briefs, Checks,
Bnis OF I-ading. Promis.ory Notes, Way Bills, Hand
Bills, Ac, With neatness and reasonable terms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20
Thatcher'S Patent Lift and Force
PUMP.

THIS Pump WI not reex and i 'css liable 70 get
i out 81 order than sny other N use, ami mss had
premiums swardsi q every FIRST which II mas peeh
exhibited O.
ja..S BU.Rows. PsErrYMAN h DALzEiL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20
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BANKING.

0Oeokero.
MACN1.eD 4 CO1aBlN,
DAvnpsoas, toOA.
REvEn 10: - = q
c n.sss A.Is:oA. sxS..sss sAxs. ss~ w.
Acssrs. TEsson = DAnJBx. uanH~ss. -. Icuss.
Cashier ATLANTIC bARK, Hsstou. NA
Mcssrs. h. X. SWIM, bno. JoHSsrcs, Chscaas
Notes and n6Hs coiisefeS ~ prseeeds ssvwesd
Say psst efsAs rsised ssnses.
MINE q ExcAnnur - al the Pslncerol Ceas
sGlhe unlSeA Ssasrs 80 Eusspe
y % n q HIT IND SOLD
r. Money rvn,stei 70 Hump VI SseAe NV
which can be seachcd in any town in kas'sn'.
,and or wales, IN sums 81 mpwssds.
Oct i6-du.
lIlssOiestjOSe.
.0NVE cartnc. sAip hc, tegste exiasino asgDss ~
4 sut, % Mstk,,a Ccrttn = whhc, ~ vOn Y.
M.,n.> va. y ih day dissolved ~ mutual cOoaee
W, uc, n, ise. i~c. - INA. -.
LOWELL. wHsr1.
Mr. LovsLl WHITE VII continue the hustne
he ia stand IN fovi DrrM.,nss. Jsn.3'u
.. sse~ss-s>- ..~@s~s~~~~sS
49, nm N MOTION. wn nanRv rAnliNofO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20

And, in fact ANYTHING the PfuaX lipenestly execptss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-20

3 8 sLANE9 oPENAyHooDe,t
cna.ssrt., yktaiaess Qsilt.d ard Hoop skrp.
HOSIERY GLOVES. &C.
Our stock OF
Il ~ Dr. o I dertes,
contains avest many beautiful Collars, Handler.
chiefs. Sleeves, Rsnds, Ftupcsg, Taces ard Ehgnes,
and eonplete stock of Velvet and other Dress aud
and Cloak Trimmings Our stock Of
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
AGfeeahOta 0n The Locomotive.

Mn. SSoDeRAss. Junior, has been
scooting around attfe West, and d
some of his experiences are rather anu
sing, We copy All I xtract, as follows:
aWhen we GOT ~ the depot, i went
around To- Git d look 1T che iron hoss.-
Thunderation lit wasn't no more like a
hoss than i meekin house III Wasgoin'
tp describe the animule, I'd say it looked
like--wen, ii looked Iike-darned if ]
know wdot it Looked like, unless it was a
regular lie devil snorting smoke all round,
and pantin, ana hevin, and swellin, and
chawin up red hot Goals like they was
good. A felles stood iii a houselike,
feedin' linn all the time but the more be
got the more he wanted, and the more he
blowed and sndrted. After a spell the
TELLER catched linn BY the tail, and great
Jericho heset up i yen tlat split the
ground for fhnoie'R . mile and 4 Hall, and
the nextminit INfalt my legs q Vaughn
and found mysblf1at t'other end of the
string yeHiekles. WASH I skeered but
had three chills anda stroke or palsy II
less than fge nlinits, and my face had 4
curious Observation-Disclosures blueish
color in II. which was perfectly u~naccunt-
able. We'll, says ], comments super
Fuous,' aad ! took a seat il HE nearest
wagin, ors car, ps they call it--a consarn-
ed, hong, steamboat loGkin' thing, with a
string ofpaws down each side, big enough
to hold about 4 man and q half.-Jnstas
i sat down, the hoss hollered twice, and
started of like i streak, pitchin' me head
first at the stomach ofa big Irish women,
and she gave 4 TREMENDOUS !grunt, and
then ketch'd ms BIZ the head, and cram
medme under ahs seat; and when i got
out and staggered to another seat, the
cars was 4 jumpin' and tealin' along At
nigh onto forty thousand miles an hour.
and every bodf wa 4 bobbia' up and
down like a mill-saw, and every wretch
o'em had his mouth wipe open and look
ed like they Was lafin, but / couldn't
hear nothin, itlsse cars kept sucha rackit.
Bimeby they stopped all at once, and then
such another laff busted ouso' them pas
sengers as / never heatn before. Latin
atme, tho, that's what made me mad. and
was mad as Thunder, too. Iris up, and
shakinn my fit at EN- SAYS /, Ladies'
and gentlemen,loo a+here I'm a peace
able stranger, and away the darn train
went like smallpox was in town, jerking
me down inStke seat with d whack like
Pdbeep throWh fromtthe moon, and their
,ssad monfhaaAonnad .l az fL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
TeaHg Men Worth aud South.

The common schools o the free-Statel
Are AZ inappreciaAIe advantage The,
are the great wonder of the stfangefaes
peciall If he comes from tie oyer1swoI
len cities Of ancient Europe We ali,
ourselves justly proud Of them. Blu
with these unriyallsd facilities presented
10 our children, tits bare candor to admit
lthat The Southern States, where the sams
advanced condition of popular education
does not exist greatly excel us III thu
number and calibrsof their present pub
llic men, Young and cld. However, nor.
l~tifyirg tie concession, it is the truth, and
cannot BE successfully denied. There is
not 4 State in8the South III which the OBJ
server viii not Be surprised to see this
Statement made good Tho Youth Of the
south are naturally politicians-we had
almoat said Statesmen. Their readiness
Pm tn hustings, their skill In debate,
|theiI ciliyalry often, i Is true, carried
to ridiculous extremes and their eager
ness % learn, mark them out as q rare
raceHof men. II is no Y;scnmmon thing
in anV active canvass, political and com
merciaf#Hforward intellects are not all
partisans, 81 men pf one party but In
curriers' into the concerns of trade. pops
ulation, commerces agricuAurebsa Gc.-it
IL no uneomm9n thing. il such 9 can
yass, ~ find every county sending out
some new ccoItrlbtltion 70 the general
stock, some able and we'll mutured cham
pion of 4 Particular idea Or indfKiduls-
We present no such record in the free
States. !: = true, Ee shall be answered
that u Young men are more practical
and less political tlan their brothers over
the Mason and Dixon line that they are.
better mechanics, better engineers, better
sailors, better railroad managers, better
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
PosT- DFfIcR ArrArRs.-In Virainia.

PosT- OFFIcR AFFAIRs.-In Virginia,
a p~ost-6ffice is established at PLEASANT
Ridge, Princess Ann county. Va, Nes9
ton W. Dozier, postmaster-directy on
the route frem Norfolk to the LAID Of
Promise. Also. al Hensonrille, Putnam
county. Va, Jas. S. Henson postmaster,
Oh the route from jackson c.. II. to Mud
Bridge. Also at Oak Hill, Fayette doun-
II, james II. Phillips, postm4stss,
Immediately on route from Gauley Btidge
to Red Sulphur Springs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

~ 10 vounO lady fell the other
aav into he river. and was near drSwn.
M lssSat heinz fortunately al hand.
lis ~. fswn Ont sanseless and faFried
a. aom;ng u. She declared 10
her family that she must marry hun z
had served her.
1Impossible ? said her pepes
.E6at. is be already markiedg
s.Was,tit that interesting young pan,
who lives here in the neighDorhoPqf
aDear me, melt was AeMieHnqs
land dog.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

A drunken father and mother, living nj
The town of Huron Sanilac county Mich
igan, recently sold bright eyed daughter
Of two years old to Mr. William 1. Cory
for the Of So. This is an actual fact.
Cory took the child cut of compass
sion and win no doubt make a better pro-
tectors than its unuaturaIparents
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

"a reppFI reached st. J~oseph's. Mp, on
tie 18th that Gen. james III. Lane the
Kansas free State Laader had been shot
and killed. in a fight.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

James Henry Robinson son Of Mm,
Robinson. Esq. Of the Goldsboro' N. CD
Tribune committed suicide On the 11th
instant by shooting himselfin the head
with 4 pistol. He was about III yeas old
and lallbeensa student Of the University.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

MANY A Truth is sPoKEa IN JEBTA
.Gerfit smith said that .iths ambition Of
the Democratic party was to beat thd def-s
II. 1-ErrAange.
Ofcourse It is ; and last faIli only
beat bis Darkey Majesty, butalso 2Hbfhis
impsp Of HIackness, who assiledl' nth poll
itics then with true col6fs, to be BEss,
bat under d false kIle, aReppblicaA.
albany Alias.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

THE PRrcE OF Notwithstanding of
the wheat market, the charlottesville
Advocate says, t9he present low price
has determined most of our farmers To-
grind their wheat, and hold the flour for
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

"RELretous REvlvAL---A revival in
ii the Methodist Church Of DanyilIe Va.
has been going on, and resulted ih ga
conversions.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

"a PRINTER KILLED ABY LIGHTYIEG.-
On the nth Of August Mr. JOHN Q'Hyrne
aeompositor in the office Fe,New mexico
killed by ligltuingwlAle working at
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Low Ar FSBssances of love as fst
most remsi ksh this city aday orsipce.
sight oecpY from The country had bus
al vouhQ,ansaet ID Il LAWYERS Office, in
mesa young and somewhat dsihaent
w,ynev 6s5 IFS desk. In the course Of
bs bSs;sess. the eyes Of the parties pet;
Il sstor,,sg was sssmitten he decaard
e nsssts, md was accepted. 4Ths
wen married inthe fftsrnqo4
Bnjfdlo COMMERCIAL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Mr.. Ro. Hunter, bJr.. Of Alexandria.
Va has been elected President oil the
Chicago Washington Lyceum
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

a lawyer. to ayenge himself oq au OPP
ponent wrote the word rascsl ip lh hSt-
The owner OF the hat took il up. lboked
~ruefullY into i, and turning to the Judo
exclaimed, Il claim the protection
honorable court the opposing md
has Written his mama in mye intends
have a strong suspicion
to make way with it'll 49,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
JAMES II. DROWN,

II, H,,suvs H84H r. - VI EHNHspA4
LAW AND JUSTICE.
TT /. FISHER and ]. AZ. EhGilen nss1
I'LL. ing entered4nto a paftnershlpss 9L W N
purpose 81 practiciag Law inAtlse couAles q
Mason AMI Putnam, wilIregniatly astfna w
Circuit, Quarterly and Monthly Son1ls Z,
those two counties, and will ayeveryy aa1sA
tiDn to business entrusted n Their caIs. II
One Or the CtRer or the firm VIII alNsss ii i
found at theirofice, in Pom Ileessls, =.
one or the othef will regularly De- NJ
aAm County Courts.
HPt. I'll asamt, Dec. IL npgyA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Fine WATCHES,

gE5 &&
JEWELRY, SILVER, PLATEDWARE, &c.
VXTE are now III receipt O a largeand spleen
V did assortment Of almost eveTyiyariety
Of WATCHES AND JEWELRV, of the la
test styles, selected from The best mannfac-
.turers, with great care, BY one Of our firm,
whols experienced III such matters, and has
i~ustreturned from the East with q stock that
defes competition.
Great ba Rains can be had. and these aesi
sing reliable Time keepers should avail them
Sc Ives Of the opportunity Of selecting from
our present assortment, as all can be suited as
regards style and price.
We haYessome very superior
RAILROAD CLOCKS AND WATCHES
Also-New STYLES Diamond, Coral, Cameo
Mosaic, Ruby and Pearl and Garnet i dPearl
Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings &c.
D Beautiful patterns Of new styles SILVER
Ware. !.
m Gold and Silver Spectaeles, to suit all
sights. PALMER & h
Conner Of Main and Fourth stIests,
Sentember, / ,54--iy Cincinnati, Ohio.
EI8E EH%Et2I IshA& A HF%I# E%f i&&E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
CIlGinnati A06aiianfats.
B0DNGAN'6
STATE INsPEcTION
Tobacco w are no use.

Nos. 81 anda9 Frontstreef. ana ID. eaaaba
t6 Water-st., lot. W~alnutand Vine
GRI-WEEKLT Sales BIZ Auction; Of Tobac.
co direct from the Planters. Of choice
and general assoltnlents. Also, various
growth. thseame 5atan times BY private sale.
submit 4 comparison of the costs I'd the
Planter between sales here and those at Il .ehr
mond, taking Cincinnati as i starting point
and LEGO lbs. as the weight.
ccsr or ~sHlrMEsFs 70 prSclssaF
Dtayage, s0.25
Sales, &c % the Owner. so
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

TnAF's Soi-Whatauiua hastb most
Give il up7
The hdg sHsias a 1egsheaa flll Of
'em. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
PARKS 8
w N % TIC u

NpREW PARR5s& J0HNL. MosELEI
I'M HAVING entered into h partnerships toI
M nnrnose III practising Law IN the Gifcnil
lila County courts of Kanawha, ann lne tne
Giscnit Courts Of Logan, Boone and hoans'
Sssll hsrea ia regularly attend those Courts.
Xii bussip .ss entrusted to tneir care Wifl 81
80 y a p $ ny osbeF III the firm can always be
vi, "a .1,,;pa husiness hodIs, at their oislce,
I'M Rodeerss Row, ii the M Of Charleston
Charleston, Oct. 4 1926 1880
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29
cosr 81 sfIPnEsrs 10 RiciIMosl

COST on ~sHIPME TO R~IcIfMoNps
Freight peEllbd. to Point Pleasant, Si.s
Stdrale anu commission ut that place,
Freight per shhdl from PIT. 10 Wheeling, 80
Drayage and commission at Wheeling
Frelgit from Whee ing to Baltimore Acc
per hundred E.6i
From baltimore to Richmond per.hLd. Az
Dragage and wharfage 8
Inspection 81
Commission 81 per cent 2.7
Average loss in weight alibs per cwt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-09-29

Total expense, S2I.5S
Showing a d difference in fayer Of Ii inein
matt market against Richmond Of s19. s per
~hogshead, which IS 4 cleat gain to the Pint
CT ar owner. CHARLES BoDMAN, Pf9sr.
September 4 '57--v3ni9Yi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-14
AGAIN
NEW GOODS AT ROsER'S

C4 have arrived Beautiful Cliicos.
W De Lanes Flannels. Cation Fsnseis double Shawls,
Ky. Jeans Gloves, &c. Sc. anticipating 70 hil
early with Sprny Goods wish -s'uee
des2I ROSER. DeO. FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-14

UIFfaeI3 8. Z. GILBERT Il CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ARI.ANCEMENT.

may be able to devote particu
.ary 20 the IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE part OF
nave disposed OF of
sery house TO Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will con
A. tae old stand. under the style Of ORR DALzELL
complete Of everything in the Grocery
would take this opportunity of returning sincere
20 the paying
TO me tor andrespestiuy ask
ae 10 continue their avors to.he firm aad would
20 ae sio or not all gentlemen that they need
not ask credit at this house. SAMUEL ORR.
March \. ISIS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-14
PINE I.UNIRER

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
gOHN +. GLOVER x CO corner OF Main and seventh
80 streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard and for sale low CASH
complete OfScsoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities theknesses Tongued and Grooyed Pine and
Ash Foorng Dressed undressed Ceiling Castings
Pannsls; 10000 feet sound Common Boards suitable FOR
shops fencing No Pine aud Pc piar Shingles Re-
Se Can have made Ordsr the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldngs. Frames
D. and Windows. Bills owarded to all
who send for them Orders from adstance will receive
n-crutatreution. feh,2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-14
NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

EN II. DEGAIMO & KAHN. have sssociat~i themselves
gLs Partners the 90 buying and
selling horses aud carrying the Livery Stable tusine'
They will the old s,saf Of T.. III DeSarnO,
L, between "a aud ith streets in Evansville Ind. witt
Keep constantly hand 'o- hire sale better collection
Of saddle aud BEyy Iorses than kept in Evansville
Before Fine Carriage BaZ'es AMI leEs hand TO
their frend sud the public. They will hoard
ankeep FOR others in bes. order Their Omnbae
will alt acepnmOiits the AMI
y. ~. DEGAENO.
novS 5. KAHN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-14

FUNHE Pigeon Township yanderbury
County. Ini prepared receive sealed sails
up Saturday OF March next. Cor building
heavy for bridge to Pigeon Greek the
line Of franklin street aiiaug the corporation OF amas
The Be rock. work the material san
will Perches 25 eubit feet
pe-ch) monthly estimates will he made Of done. and
material the ground Of which 90 will he paid in
cash down The Board retaining 10 until the
pietion or the job Plans and specification be
aay eIrired by applying Mr. Philip Kramer
the business house OF Decker Kramer Man street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-14
NEWS FOR ALI!

XNyE beg inform custemers the Ladies
wv particular that esdy to show one OF
the g-andest displays in FANCY STAFLE DRY Goods
odered in this market We busy
that of Ladies' Dress Goods French
and English MrnOs Woollen Plads black and fancy SSs
De anes Mlntas Shawls the richest French Embroide-
ries silk Bonnets Ladies' Misses and Childreas Shoes
Dsnasks Embroidered Window Curtain. Calicoes.
Gingham Fannes Lnsey Jeans Satbets, Domestics and
thousands other articles 20 mention cannot
be beat by whether in style quality price
still ahere SELL HEAP
Call everybody the Main the
Of First. sep5 R0SER, BRO. e. FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-14
CiDGl VINCE Ar MlNUFACr0RY.

yyTE thu unisrsigaei with eli the attention Of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers
erIl that c-uriE=
ticis 90 Cilsr Vinexar. which Will sell compete
vih Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices Give call tr
trial ~ all ask. MERCER 4 CLIFFORD
y. B.The factory is situated ae Of Fourth
and Canal streets. Lamaseo city. Iyi-dtwiy
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LANES SCaNTLiN. JI,.

rEAS Just received by Railroad lot of Bucks Paten,
Clipper Cooking Stoves. improved. 1t Is the hest an
beautiful in ALSO lott fancy ENAMEL
CRATES of LATEST STYLES. novlS
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
hUR stock Of and Shoes in the Wholesale trade
~ hand. and Merchants from the will.
think do we'll to give call before purchasing else
where Our stock posed of every variety
SHOES made ~ tie most popular manufacturers of New
Engiand and many Of them TO Our OWN ORDER
We invite the call and famine for themselves
sepl7 McREA WELLS. Fosters Block.
NUOLAgsES-25b bls. choice plantation. for sale
I'VE by 8. 4. GILBERT & CO..
jams Sycamore street.
HYDRACilC CEMENT AND LIME.-A supply
enhand and for sale by
dec2a E.S BABCoCK
CATsUP.-5 boxes per steamer Sultana.
~ fe2s TENNEY & SORENSON.
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STORAGE WANTED.

NV are prepared in Fire fWarehopse
any quantity OF Grain Produce or Merchandise. OK
tao mostliberal terms.
Having and airy stairs. particular will
be taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
AL all kinds goods damage
efeced west ere proofrste by emon
sr logger when desired.
wAr-house located corner Locust street and G.
aad convenent River Rail-
Odd Appiyto noyl GEO. FOSTER * CO.
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DIN nSM ECO LINE

OLD oSN EGO LINE.
From foot Broad N daily. No transshi
Albany or Troy Mark packages Old Oswegs Line.
Sinclair& Co., Toledo. o.
PROPKlETO.S AGENTS.
T. \. LittleJoh 100 Broad street Newlork.
Fitzhugh& LittlcIon Oswego. MY.
Sinclair a. Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Poster a. Co.. Evansville. Ind. y21
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

sATTrNETs and wolIen goods OF all descriptions
sold extremely low to make room for stock by
JAM; KEEN AZ PRESTON.
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NEW STOVE STORE

EAMES SCsNTLIN. JR.. of the late firm of James
go Scantlin Son. has opened ard Tin Store.
opposite the old State Bank whsre he intends
keeping aarge assortment of Stoves Of the latest
styles Also Mante Crates and Tin Ware wholesale aud
retail On the best terms Gige him call before
chasi now
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LARD OIL, SOAP AND CANDLES.

The undersigned will continue the business of the former
firm Of Geo. Klein Co.. in the manufacture of Lard OIL
Soap Candles and will sell at wholesale and retail the
warrsnnF the articles fully equal
not surerior those of the Cincinnati market Orders
may left Main street between Fist and
second sep2-tf DECKER * KRAMER.