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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RzTwEES VINE AND DIVISION


BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RzTwEES VINE AND DIVISION
EVANSVILLE. IND.
ri AEUFAGTrEE FER cGevs-y description Of Brass Work,
tursd in the Fast aad favorable terms.
na cgilpacr cooE eturob aud hotel bo anti
of ali other articles usually kept in this line
business
OF Jas p'o i-e ngs
Samples oil the be at the establish
Every desortiou Of Brass castingado to order and fur
The highest market price paid old correr
Ali orders addressed to me with prompt
riediese attention. deei
TO MERCHANTS, sH'rPEHs AND OTHERS.
TE'IE ndeisqed oHI thst he has finished his
:sEEA1IUDT4I GAVE"
o has placed sake Of convenience in all
of the river the foot Of Vine street lie vii at all times
.ecsipE 'hprig VOL to all other business
'ff be p2eSa hreoTd Of the shippers
others Of tisoty and of the interior ss9ited
JOHN =. CRISP,
NOT AIRY PUBLIC,
A T the EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Association Rooms. Fos-
gs and al! other writing entrusted to him decl7-dtf
a3iIolCs RR %aDs cF, FLoUR.-we have on hands
e The followinv brands OF Flour
Braeeyille Mills teEssTa)' WWoodserTy N11s;
which We 5S o as cheap as any house liz tt city
auSIa s''~ ~" vICEEEY & JOHNSON.
Egos'}5 5i. ',.Efs 3. s b.. HrGGs.-
l5GSa DO eG% Do TO Go N 3uts fS 9d
: DO DO Do Do f fsss9 Woo, Do;
do do Manila Go;
sspas 30 Go '0n'ns''' '''ss' T. H. COOK & SON.
G.. " CIV z Ms
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15
NEWS FOE ALL!

NT beg inform numerous eustsmers the Ladies in
AT particular that ready to show of
the g-aadest displays, in FANCY STAPLE DEFY GOODS
offered this Market We busy
give afd3l description ufce
that OF La lies Dress Goods French
English Nerinos oOllen Plad. black and Silks
Deaines. Manas Shawls, the richest French Emhroide
ries SILK Bounets. Ladies' Misses and "a itreus Shoes
Embroidered Window Curtains, Calicoes
Ginghams Fannes Lnseys Jeans atihet Domestics and
thousands articles to mention
be beGt whether in style quality price,
stin adhere u7otoSEIL CHEAP HEAP
Call everybody Main street.
Of First. sep5 ROSER. BRO. & FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15
hAEg PAEsVNEssM9sEP

lin "a z z n y g '8a1EEA.
sAS. G.. JONES and JAS. z. BLYTHE Attorries at Law
% Evansville, indiana have associated themselves
in the practice of the law and wil
in this and the adjoining counties and Supreme
District Court Aoy design turning IL partc
Uary to Land law In short time they will he prepared
give minutes abstract of tho title almost
in Evansville its enarEctneDts Lauaseo
pinion the title fie-
sired iv15-d&vytf
LsUauLIH JE,--....I. \. CRAFE....-.... COOKE
CRANE S}ss5bEkE3 81 co..
Water Street, batween Main and Locust streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

G.. W. CIV VEINS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
no. Ez P0ydras Street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15
JAMES SCiNTEsN. Jss,,
NEw sCOVE STORE!

TAS Just received by Railroad lot Of Bucks Patent
Cipper Cooking Stoves, iraproved. It is
losT beautiful stove ALSO lot fancy ENAMEL
RATES of LATEST STYLES. novIS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15
READ THE FOLLOW GSG CERTIFICATES.


LoSDoS. Laurel CO., KY, Nov. 1. 1885.
MvssRs v II. SMITH L Co.-Last month. when Wait
Louisville having been afflicted with the Chls end Feve7
for six week finding relief in the various eEesies
took induced give Fever and que Cure
trial and in days missed the chin and have leen i'm
proving y think that the will return
woaid earnestly his valuable proPar-
alton to all afflicted with Fever and Ague
Chills. Yours truly, JOHN A ANAFAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

-REFE RENOEs.-
jas. e. JONES, ESQ.,, NESsRs. T. II. COOK & Sow.
j. 5. MITCHELL MEssRs. GEO. FOSTER & Go.
Evansville. Indiana. aug3C-I ydGw+
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

I'VE octI4 GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

FHSEY nseRtOINs. ISf1.-Geo. Foster & Co. eorrnlenee
Il packing pork today tFoy 21th ana viii be p esed
SUPPLY the housekeepeTs with fresh Tender SPARE
Ribs Pigs feet. JOwles, &C., bri FaloEgthe haakets ~
nOv27 GEO. FOSTER CO.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-19
NEW YORK.

Ersaias carefully the 'insrpotions" snne~sd)
col From New York, by Jersey City, N. j., Passoc,
Paterson, Ransoy's, N. J., Rsmapo Works,
r., Sloatsburg, Monroe Works, Greenwood
Works, Turner's, Monroe, Oxford Depot, Chester,
Goshen, New Hampton, Middletown, HowelFs
Depot, Mount Hore, Otsvle, Port Jervis, Mon
gaup, Pond Eddy, Barryvile, Shehola, Penn,
Lackawsxen, Masthopc, Pa, Narrovsburg, N.
r., Cochecton, Callkoon Depot, Fremont, Long
EDDY, EquinuAk, Pa Lordvie, Stockport Station,
N. Y, Hancock, Hale's. Eddy, Deposit, Gulf
Summit, Lanesbero, Pa Susquehennah Depot,
Great Bend, Lodsrsviils, Kirkwood, N. ", Copk-
In, Hiaghas.tcr, Hooper, Union, CamPvile,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-19
CONNECTICUT.

Rzamins carefully the Hinxrueions' annered)
90l From Hartford, by Wethersneld, Rocky Hill,
Cromwell, Middetown, Middleheld, Durham,
Durham Centre Northford, and Fair Haven, 10
New Haven, "A miles and back, ak times week.
leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at ii m in
summer, and 81 m IN winter;
Arrive at New Haven by 8 m in summer. and at
Ga pm in winter:
Leave New Haven daily. except Sunday at ID m in
summer, and at III a in winter;
Arrive at Hartford by p m in summer, and p m
in winter
soa From Hartford by Hockonum, CurtisyiIe, Glesten-
bury, md South Glastonbury, 10 Portland, 10
miles and back, ak times week.
Leave Hartford daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at Portland by pm;
Leave Portland daily, except Sunday, at Gam;
Arrive at Hartford BY l0i am.
500 Prom nartfb~d, BY Baa Hartford, EHs Windsor
Hin, South Wfndsc~, East Windsor, Broad Brook,
sc'tce, and Somcvvhle, to Sencrs, - misss and
hack, thsee tinaes a wsek
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-19


nsan, Aahsy Falls, Mas, sheffield, Great Bar
rington Van DuxenvilIe, and Weat Stockbridgs,
State Line, SO miles and back, six times a
~. week; with branch from Van Dusenvlc by
Housatonic, Glendale, Stockbrdgs, South Lee,
Ice, Lenox Furnace, Lenox, and New Lenox,
70 Pitu6ed, % miles and back, six times week,
SAP Ia due connection, and frequeatly cars run II
required, and by schedule satisfactory 70 the de-
partment
st6 From Bridgeport by Trnmbull and Trsnbull Long
Hill, to sepney, ID nfes and back, twice a
we Leave Bridgeport Tuesday and Saturday at II mi
Arrive at Stepney by m;
Leave s,epaey Tuesday and Saturday AZ Gam;
Arrive at Bridgeport by 10 sm. H9
A7 From South Norwslk by Norwslt, Wilton, George
town. RidssGsld, Reddins. Redaing Ridge, and
Bethel, to Danbury, 23i miles and back, six TINES
week, and a. frequently ~ ears run II required,
and by a schedule satisfastory 10 the department.
Na From Norwalk, by Weston and Redding, TO Red
ding Ridge, Is Males and back. Tires Zines a
aa Leave HorwaR Tuesday, Thursday, sna sa,ur-
Arrive a. Reddmg Ridg. LyApm;
Leave Reddng Ridge Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday at 6 m; N
e40 From Darien Depot, by Yves, Norwalk, 70 New
Canaan 81 miles and back, six times week
Leave Drr~u Depot daily. except Sunday, at 81
am;
Arrive a, New Canaan by loss-;
Leave New Canaan daily, sxccp. Sunday, at "
am;
Arrive at D.rien Depot by 81 an
$50 From Grecnvic by Norih Greenwich, Round Hill
Bsnksvie, and Stsnwisk, to Long Ridge, 2Ol
mIles and back, twise week.
Arrive at Long Ride. byspns
Leave Le~s shss wsdsssdey a.d Saturday al VI
ami
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
q DttortGl.
Barking.

} Inc tremont Journal says
II will be said At Columbus by the
mouldy fogies aforesaid, that the bank
law Of last winter vas rejected because
the presidential contest left no room for
il. Don't hsttor yourselves, gentlemen.
that any Law like that OF last water will
be approved by the people. They want
to see ample security for every dollHr Of
paper mony, placed in the hands Of the
State authorities. This We think they
will require. Give us, therefore, free
bank law, requiring ample securities,
ayailibe in any state Of things, and lot
any body bank who pleases. We do not
hesitate TO say that he State ought 20 be
responsible for every dollar Of circulation
it authorizes. Does it net 20 forth under
the sanction Of the State? Do ret the
people who scarcely ever read a law take
1t for granted that il Is we'll secured be.
cause the S ate authorizes il? Let the
State then require ample securities, and
if it fails to do this, let them make it
good, or else let the banking business
alone.
These gold-leat banks which collapse
at every puff Of monetary panic, are, at
best, unmitigsted nuisances. They spec
ulate on capital not their own a! the risk
as we'll as expense Of those who hold and
circulate their currency. We want none
Of them, at the same time general sys-
tep Of stock banks is impracticsble. and
as useless as impracticable. A stock bank
does not increase the amount of circulat.
ing medium one copper, for every dollar
they issue must be backed by a dollar in
coin in the Golfers at New York, whore
all the state stock are held. So far as the
amount Of circulating medium is concern
ed, a system Of stock banks is no better
than hard money currency. The state
bank and branches are founded on the
only available banking system, IA system
Of credit, guarded by restriction, and
strengthened by union.
The old humbug ofhard money only,
is now so effectually exploded, that even
old Bullion himself has renounced it. -
To disown it, or any system equivalent
to it, is idle; for paper credit currency
like the state banks Of Ohio and Indians
the people must here, and therefore they
will have them. No party has ever dar.
ed or ever will dare put down such sys-
tenn. The loeofoco party. with all their
petty contemplate persecution OF banks.
never tried to strike radical blow at their
existence.
We do not think their is any necessity
for immediate action on this subject. The
law submitted to the people was prema-
ture, because the banks we're not needed.
When the charters of the present credit
banks expire. we will have a law like the
one.ust referred to as certainly as there is
anything in the country bought or sold
for money.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16

GJ-During last winter, about one year ego
our social circle was showsred with anonymoui
letters, attacking with terrible bitterness the
character of many "stars" in our midst. These
attacks we're confined almost exclusively to the
ladies', who were singled out here and there and
pursued with all the cruelty and INSCRIPTIONS
ness Of a determined assassin. We believe these
letters were so generally suppressed, that most
of the victims are yet ignorant Of the ordeal
through which they passed. The letters were
found on pillows,in hats, and everywhere, but %
enormously overdone we're they, that no one
doubted their falsity. and 50 they fell harmless -
Suspicion was rife, and pretty well concentrated
on their source,--but no positive proof was dis
covered No doubt particular object was in
yiew,-and that object gained, the shower ofiire-
brands ceased. Some ofour csloric young men
we're intent on blood, tar and feathers, rails, ,&c
&C., but the cunning authors eluded discovery,
andithe letters ceasing,the whole affair slenc-
cd. II is remarkable that these attacks, which
spared the young men altogether, aud used only
a sufficient number Of masoulnes to answer the
purpose, were written in a females hand writ
ing.
We have occasionally heard Of some Of these
missives during the summer,--not from the ad
ders Of last winter, however. but from persons
whose names are well known, who amuse them
selves by seeking to destroy the peace ofAmilies
and the confidence Of friends. They have been
brought to US, (and thus our informahon) to have
the names Of their perpetrators published Had
the publication been made with the facts above
mentioned, the gossips would have had fns
themo for discussion, and those who wrote them
found themselves stung to death with theiF own
poison.
We mention th-se fscts At taO request Of those
injured, aud while We have neither interest moi
feelings concerned in the matter. We know Of ne
reason Why our columns should not be open &
warn our community againstsach persons. Thee
facts will be read, we know, by themi let then
act in the premises as they deem pioper.
Every town Is haunted by these individuals
aud every man and woman is attaekedby them
Each useful person, however, has some object il
dfe-let them 60 steadily forward to its attain
ment, aud bestow not even a care, or scarce q
thought upon the obscure animals which besel
their path The traveller dashes onward 70 his
deetiny, and does not stop to war upon the name
less quadrupeds and insects which are aroused to
malgnanee by his career, Il Is best for people
to initiate his ezpaple. A pure life, bene-
VIOLENT heart, and diaaihsd mind will pass
through them as unsullied a. an angel in his aight
through the Infested air.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16

HoaAOs sAuslsT has sued ne Pleir
Dealer man Tor libel. Hoshee has 90 log
been . tanget Sor svsry species q sland
or. libel. vii aud ndiouls lhas - Wanaer
a. his sudden exhibition Of spuoh u is
ali folly a. auy rate. ios eny Of the Plain
Dealer can hun nobody By attacking hiss
sdi.o,ially
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16

THRsIBLH DEArH.-An inquest was
held Thursday in the town Of LJ ons, on
the body Of German named FFedsTiek
Meyer, who Bss found frozen 70 death 10
swamp. He was last seen on the i9,h
December, when be loft the iara whore
he lived 20 go TO q neighbofing ouSe.
aud il is supposed he esms 70 place in
the swamp where lhe ice WAS rotten, as it
was raining al she time. and breaking it,
was unable to eEtFieaEs himself, and SO
psrished. When found il Vas d : ,sAry
10 chop the body out 10 . large BLOCK Of
ice with axes. as the recent cold had
frossn 10 a considerable depth His body
from tho waist dovaWAsd wss below the
surface Of the sWamP, His head was
beat downward. and his hands clasped as
is common in the attitude Of prayer, He
wss q young nan without family. aud is
believed 70 have relations in Ohio.
Chieago PFess, Jan isl.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16

A family in Spting6ed, MAas.. we're ail
made seriously siek lsst week, fssm ss.inQ
of chicken pie coehsk in . yellow gllrec
crookety dish. The ElaEing Q, saaa
1isAss i ven hNewA 10 BE Ps'ssusHs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
uURRAHl HURRAnll

TT A.BUsKtRK a Co., arc receiving the
II ,largest and best essortment Of FsmiIy
Groceries ever cameto this msrketwitho ltany
exceptions
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16


The following is . specimen d ths lit
aratuEe Of Buffalo New York. As il np-
pears in the "RspSSlic. . Of that city.
east hamburg december &c 1856 mis-
Sur eddytur 3 yeTeS q 20 cent yuA
Peace Of potry which yu thought good
dele Of and printed il hav not role
much sence that Time when that prOdu-
ckshun Was pFoduSed xeSpt what hsv
rit fur the Emblem 4 want 70 SonPsle
fur your pryEe PsmS fur anew yers dress
yours til deth CBNssR.
alas old time has kul ths TIRED
on which q ysro suspendld
munth 60 Il vas hAf ded
but Now ita life is endid
anuthoI dei Of Nature pads
By yealding up its breih
With beHied yerea the old ysrs's ladS
for the old yero frose 70 desh
but We must not east an /
on what we've dohs In Days goB high
nos closely skGn our faule
forloys Wifo once reviewed hsE Tfsek q
4 in tho act of lookia Back
was quiOsly TUNED 70 saplls.ln!!
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-16
THE EXCELSIORl
CORN AND COB MILL
Invented by Charles Leavitt, and
Patented on the 27th of Feb. 1855.
For Sale by J, NJ, NAYLOR,
TIFEIN OHIO

The above Mill hasthe mostvaluabloinprov
ment' 10 portable Corn Cob Mills, aud isadspted
TO the various Grinding and Crushing purposes
for feeding all kinds OF Stock Which system
offeediugis now required aud fou nd proh,o>ls
by experience.
THE ADVANTAGES THIS MILL HAS OVER OTHERS.
ist Thatthe grinders are inserted on movable
rings, which are cast Of hald metal, and wien
worn out can bereplaced by new rings In Eve
minutes, for the small sum Of three dollars.--
Also, this mill cangrind faster than any other
Corn and Cob Mil offered for sale This Mill
wasawarded
THE FtWsT PREMIUM At THE ONO STATE FAIR, ,
ofthe present year (l855) in a fair trial With
the Little Giant, Star, aud ell other Millsbrought
a competition, The Excelsior Mill will grind
from ten TO G fteen bushels hourly, according to
the degree Of 6neneSs, and can be worksdby
or two horses.
Nov. 30th So, J. NJ. NAYLOR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
.csr ssssSs.sss o. he tlhssa fr.tan. /!
Hattsps n xSxsas

Lse asrox. K. T.. J.a. 20, 1887.
4 vIso-sEs.sy OF ssE As.sAsS- GsrrAv
~ oIS sscrios IS sLAys lAs-GRAs.
TSAs pIAyH pEx4LTy = LigTtR waiTsas.
Gov, Gssry has vetoed one Of the sc,s I, /
this Legislature. This bill wa. i.,r.duc.d
to The Couneil by Sir. Kees. 1t Leavsn,
worth. It allows C ufts of law discreti i.a-
~ lower in Admitting per on> 10 bill, wnd
GLOWING courts 10 hberate Ier.uns IN b al
who have been charged With mutd.r. 7 o
law, which would confer UNREAD oi pnu
dangerous sathoriy, 10 d sisnrd as a par.
tixsn noveh,eu', Us Il La, b, en- tear. 4 that
the Governor ~uu'd have some VI the mat,
pr slavery men charged with nu der az.
rested. | ieu-n thu, Ju Z Cunningham
one OF the thr. Federal JUICES, has gwen
il - his opinion iha, ihe law was uncou.
tationsl The Al went quietly Ihrou..
both Houses without upJ .sitIJa. A,rI. u
very gfoss violation u right, anl is bln~
Il the G ovefny- aud his / teri fease vi :,
Lseo@pte, hs W osJ it. lie seat a sp-.e al
message 10 the Lsyi,ia u'e. as gang l..
Aaseas This had bssn * ,re'sl, odx
cited the suRes ii tvlh dies The at,
b passed ovsr his veto.
A report IVES subsaittss to the House, b,
the C0mmittee Of Federal Relations, rsl..
ting to the Gossrno.'s Message. Iii. ~
port takes exception to The Gov, ,rn-'s :.
ton against the laws proiect.n. slave prog
ersy anu other Laws. A hon! arguin-nt
made; il is sho WI III Il The K .nsas N bias
IA bill was passed tor the presrrv .tioa O
the rights vt slave PROPERTY, aid that Ill
these laws are In sccvidsncr Nth H. IN.
sePo.s nss oeea ~ " " 'oac Iaveuis
msmosr u "gsaius. sha i p'ese =! high
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pfaheN . res xH,s lon ., TIE q .es'l -
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ave. p.. GUY reference :" ihs p"i'-.
w. 'au' '"' appe af4hs. ~ 'onh
"s p 'Iast'rf - 'rfri2ai,p
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: iia ~ 80. = wa smrnht ~ nothing
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~ Ss S'4'e Aaa :" ths Jrrsiiosy has
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

the jsslss.
Il b cssreat report here thai large NUN,
Der Of NE pso.slsvery Deascsasic members
81 Congress. are Ia correspondence with
persons here aud saeeess the course TO b
pursued, even in sppas<a,ly small natters.
The first politicians Of the nation are ny (.
ing to control matters here BY meanc Of
pro,aises. Il 10 not desired that anything
should be relinQuisEed that would endaarer
the cause Of Slavery. bu, NJ they formerly
acted rsshly and ~ ven indsere,ey tor them.
s,lves, il is desirable that they should ava d
such errJrs.
Il I. reported thst the ladies' Of lawrence
hive again marched in battle array against
tie yrog shops, and broken up five. u per
severance can make them, they ought to be
victorious. CHR,sTiNA.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
New store and New Gpoos
Il q n. n. TYNER

" "
. E.o. a,..,o. !. the ...aa ios.,s,s oss.tsd "
~ sA,tsn 4 Co. csshss 81 Mock issad 40 osss"'
s,'Ssts ~ entire nsw stosx o'
DRY GODS,
Fought BY one Of .hs nm ~ tho ely Of NV ,u a
expressy III this market, Aut we'll sated 1, te Ws
AMI season Our stock ot
LADIES DRESS uo0Ds
sl.rye Hiri comprises great many elegant styles
and pattern; Black, fancy ftsta, striped AUD flsa
s,tks, Mw.l,u nna Wool HolAi0sA. W VI hsssxss hns
i.h and each Marines, rar.n'tl. Cloths a.. A. n
h. Aliens aud other good bixuds ot
PRINTS.
All OF which viii he sad At iowpriees
cLoAks AND MANriLL,s.
This dep ,rtnent III our stek Is tnii and eemtssse.
AID eont.,u. = great n,.ny new sycs boshs d.rees
ol the nuactarors. ass spi ;adni Assert'e"s
uLoAkLNG CLorhs,
Lug ami square grehe and Ray state Sha~is
Dt.ehe serst- ac alss niee v,raty Of cs's ups.s
H,,nls, Gonitarts, Nictoro,, QItitcd aai Ito Nk's
li.s, ~, olive, Sc. Our stoek VI
sMBIoipERiEs
Co.t.ins great many bA.ptitui Collars. ltandker
chiefs sle, Bands Fioapeing, taces aud kdg,nxs
aud complete stock Of Velvet ard other Dress au,
tksk lrnuuinss our stock oi
srAPLE GOODS
1, very ta,a and cot tius stl,hdd variety Ut Re-
Blaus.ts taown aud bleaeii,d Mnsl,ns W, Driiinks
Kicking onlen aud Canton tiannels, Liudsess Dun
luis, Clash, &c
our gosis ~. ought Nth The snt. non Of opening
here ut the rs last mouth but We re Iot ALL
| 10 pr,eute /. room. The has SO far advance
TINT ". n, sell lhe ycrY low priccs-As low, II NJ
lower than we're e,rr offered In this c',y in orde
10 mahc r, IN E,r our spsing stock VI Sn.ts
The public respectfully Invited u call and exam
| Inc xoots A. prizes b. a. iiNAN.
Davenport Jtus -
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yrhs keeper VI The county jail q,
Delhi. Dslsssre County, Iowa, wss murder
I'd 10 his bed. On the 9th inst His brains
were bssten out with 1n axe, which was
found stsnding BY his bedside. No clue
hes beea obtained Of the murderer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

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