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HOllOwsy's Pills.

Dyspepsia, the national complaint Of this country,
vanishes before the searching. purifying and tonic in
uence " this irresistible medicine The pills act sim
ultaneousy upon the stomach, the liver and the bow
els.
IT. Sold at the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. ~ Strand, London and by all
druggists, at 25c., 62&c., and sl per pot or box.
octS-IW
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@It is estimated that there are $780,
600 operatives male and female in the
Manufactures Of Massachusetts,, two
thirds Of whom will be turned out OF
employment-it is supposedly the la
mentable effects Of the present CONNER
cial conyulsiOn.
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CoRN.-Old Corn was offered in the
streets yesterday for 80 cents bushel
without finding q buyer. New corn is
selling in Vincennes by the cart load at
% and "a cents per byshel.
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DR.. COGGSWELL,S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
q a l. t.,

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALsIA, VERTIGO, and AZTEC
TIoSs or THE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried Il in this city, is for sale
KELLER WHITES.
~ The highest testimonials OF lis ehcacy have been
given by number Of the ucst RESPECTABLE citizens who
W. ~ D. ~
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SHAwNEETowN BAsK.-The report
that this bank had failed to meet her is
sues in specie. was false. The Bank has
met all her liabilities promptly in specie,
up to the present time, and will continue
to do so, we are assured.
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VI Our telegraph Dispatches bring
the unwelcome intelligence Of the sus.
pension of Harpers. the publishers
Readers in every village in the Union
will feel an interest in this unfortunate
event, anil all will be anxious to hear o:
their speedy resumption,
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r A dealer in Market street, Louis
vile. who had $500 in gold in his store
that he was afraid to trust in bank-hav
ing occasion to leave his store for a short
time, on going out concealed his gold in
. pile of goods. On his return to the
store. he missed the money, ami up to
Friday could find no traos ofir
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@Wheat is selling at Equality and
Shawneetown at 60 cents per bushel
The Mills are getting enough to keep
them running at this price.
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-Tbs New York ministers are deliver

nThe New York ministers are deliver
ing learned discourses upon tho Financial
panic.n DR.. Cheever attributes it to the
neglect of the people in not listening more
attentively to his denunciations Of the Su-
preme Court. Bishop Potter attributes the
crisis to the extravaganza of the ladies. We
doubt if Wall street will agree with either Of
these complacent divines.
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@A very promising young man by the
name Of VIM. II. Hora, Of the firm of VIM.
ffora & Son, in Tu.kegee, Alabama, COM
mitted suicide a few days since by putting
pistol to his head and firing, the ball passing
through bis head.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

An Ordinance to prescribe tie time Within
rhieA real estate may be sold .for tie pay
ment OF city taCes assessed thereon.
sSECTION |. BE il ordained by the Common Conn
- ell of the city of Evansville: That from sn, after
the passage OF this Ordinance, il shall and may law
mi for the City Collector a time between the irsi
Monday In October and the last Monday in Fee ruary
of eic wear. To make the assessed rtss esrle
either ~ the seizure and sale of tire gos stn cnattes
OF the owner claimant thereof, N ~ selling he lot
piece of gLoind itself upon Which tl,s remain
unpaid, much theret he necessary TO pay
such taxes an the costs of advertising and sale.
JOHN HEW SON Mayor.
WELL Ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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Nervousness, or weakne.. OF any Kind.

Ifany of our readers are troubled with
Nervousness or Weakness % any kind. they
should procure bottle of .'B(ERHAV ELS
HOLLAND BIlTFRS." We have tried it.
AMI Gun recommend it con fdently. as a medi-
cine gi-'ing almost instantaneous relief
Dai1y E1terD7ise.
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SUSPENSION OF TIE HARTFORD BANKS.
"A dispatch from Boston. dated Oct.
9th, to st. Louis says, the Exchange
Bank, Mercantile Bank, and Charter
Oak Bank, all of Hartford, are refused at
Suffolk.
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/. AN-PACHER Il CO.,
COt{, NOTICE.

The price Of Coal at the BoprAN MINES. Is a. the
Pit, cents per bushei; hauled to any part of the
city, 10 cents per bushcl.
JOHN WYM0ND,
fsb2 Secretary and Manager.
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HeImbold's Genuine Preparation,

Highly Concentrated Extract Buchu, for diseases Of
he Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses,
&C., is n safe and pleasan. remedy. Read the al
vertisrment in another column headed IIelmbold's
Genuine Preparation"
septl7 I'm WO0LSEY SAWYER, Agents.
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lUNTY AUDITOR.

49, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF Honor, No
W.. al, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street. the Canal Bank.
G. W. RUDYARD, W. c. T.
A. J. 0'RETLLY, W. X. jan20ly
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Flour Market Unchanged.
BEST quality Family Flour at Southern Mills
price, - ,l5-cash. IGLEUART BROTHERS.
Sept 3i-tf
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STENCCRAPHY.

fGNHE suhscrhers respectfully announce their arri-
val at Evansville, Tor the purpose of giving in
s,ruciiDn in rev and beautiful system Of STENO-
GRAPHIC WRITING. The grand feature in this
ryStem IS 81 IMPLICITLY. So simple is il that thor.
oush knowledge of 1t can he acquired ly any person
who can handle "a pen, i'm short course Of FIVE
LESSONS.
NJ such hours in the day evening sui, the
convenience If learners. Ladies gentlemen will lie
taught nc their residence, should they desire t.
Fee for the full cntirse, To mem ers OF class, 49,
for private Instructions, -; Tor lady and gentleman
five dollars.
Apply to the subscribers at the Green River Hotel.
MILLAR & CAMPBELL,
oce-u SteDosnphers.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

~ The friends Of Mr.. c. sCHLAMP announce
his a candidate for reelection the Office Of
County Commissioner. sp,i-tes
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CORPOR ALTON NOTICE.

nRDERED, Tint the owners o. Lots Nos. 90. and
~ 20S, Donation Enlargement, cause the sidewaik
in front OF sad Lots Fourth 10 he ntei, and
substantial BRICK pavement aii thereon, within ten
days after the publication OF this notice and defau;
thereof the City Council viii proceed have the WORK
done. AMI expenses arising therefrom, will re assessed
70 and collected sale of sail property, much
thereof will satisfy said lien and costs I:y order Of
tie Council. WELL. IL. WALKER, Clerk
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We CHALLENGE the World.

To produce preparation so eminently harmless, SC
generally approved, and perfect in its operations
''Crista doro's Hair Dye"
1t coects the injurious effects Of other dyes, invigor
a;es the Hair, isappei in simple manner, operates
insnaneously does stain the skin. and its tint.
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Illinois and Tennessee Money!
ALL solvent Banks Of Illinois and Tennessee taken
for Groceries or in payment Of old delts,h Ivy
octlO I'll. COOK & son.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New York & Erie Railroad.
- Is SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO TIE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

sF Buy yopf Through Tickets to NsR Tokx, Bos-
Ton tPhIA and New England Cities vfxsthis
~ TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE saw.
ED.
- Through 10 New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS.
~ The ONLY ROUTE 10 New York City having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS.
This Line extends To Dunkrk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with unhfoken Wide Guage-connectiIg at
Dunkrs directly withall trains frmC leyeand ,Cincn
natl, St Louis and Chicago Gre Lake Shore Rail
Road
To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New York City Rail-
Road making direct connections with AMI the Steamers
ou Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also
with the Buffalo Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit
10 Chicago.
NIAGARA FALLS via Canandaigua and Niagara Falls
Railroad, Ing direct conf ectons with all Trims
the Great esern Railway frum Detroit to ChicFsco,
thus afording the travelling public unrvalled facilities.
- Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New York
any length of time, and resume their journey without
eNta charge.
~ THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin.
cipai Western Railroad offices.
eS FARE As Low As BIZ ANY OTHER ROUTE.
G.F. SMITH, Gent Agent.
HOMER RAMSDELL,
Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1857. President.
my9lyd&wi
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SDAPER AND PERFUMERY.-
y An assortment Of Cap, Letter and Commercial
Note Paper. Also, Bears Oil, Rose Oil, aud Cologne
received and for sale cheap at wholesale by
sept2I PRESTON BROS.
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rOUNTERFEJTs OF NATrRE

Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers-
CHRIsTAEoRo Co., No. Aston House, New York
Nv. Y. & Weow I'm.
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PROPOSALS.

aEALED Proposals will Ne received nj the office OF
- the City Clerk until Saturday evening next, fcr
the building of three Fire CsteTris similar
the ones now in use. For particulars enquire Of the
Mayor at said office. BY order.
octr-atl WELL. ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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Quarterly Meeting or tho Board Of Frade.
F3NHE Evansville Board of Trade will hDld it, regu-
III lar Quarterly Meeting next Monday evening,
Oct. 18th, at O'Clock, Z. NJ, at the Library Rooms.
BY orIer Of the Board Of Officers.
octl0-2t NJ. w. FOSTER, Prest.
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PROCLAMATION!


BIZ It known by al. sckly, weak and debiltafea pei
sons, that McLE ANS STRENGTHENING C0RDIA'
is the only remedy that will SO ng:hen and invigors
the system, md remove -..p..rities In the Blood.
1t is very pleasant TO take. ftff
In it is ,bincd the properties Of Tonic, Diurei
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease Of the Stomach, Liver =
Bowels, srch as: - -ttf frrrrrr
Diarhea, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Heodache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour stomaeh Live
Complaint, Costiveness. Weakness Debility, Pal,
in the Stomach or Bowels, Night fevcss, Ysliownss
OF the Skin, &c, &c
When taken, il n.utmlizes and removes any morbi'I'
secretons in the Stomach, and strengthens the Diges
tive organs.
IT will also any disease Of the Uterus Kidney
Bladders or Urinary organs and an Altersive,.
pures and creates healthy circulation Of blood,
moving all sores, bois, pimpies blotches from ths
skin.
TRY 1T, and be convinced 81 its wonderful invigs'
rating properties.
For Children, who pnny, weak and sickiy, we
advise parents to give them teaspoonful Of this Cor
dial daily. = 500 a 4 = --s.--..atr
sB- See Circular
J.H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, dcLeans Volcanic Oil Linimcnt.
~ Principal pepot-Comer Of Third and Pine
Sold by Keller White, Druggists, Nain-street.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE



ARRrvED-Cuba, Paducah; AleOnia, Memphis.
DEPARTED-V. K. Stevenson, Cuba and Ella
Paducah; City of Huntsville, Memphis; Sligo Burks-
Vile
BOATS ExPECTBD,-By Monday next Hastings,
Pittsburgh; Swallow, Cincinnati; Chattanooga and
Aida from Paducah.
Bears LEAvNG.-On Monday next at y o'clock,
the regular steamers, Aida and Chattanooga. Both
these crafts are under control of experienced officers
who will use every ezertion to make their guests
comfortable as well as carrying them to Smithland
and Paducah safe and in good time
For ST. LoUIs.-On Monday next the neat COM
modious regular St. Louis packet Aleonia, Capt
Miller takes her departure at y o'clock having
perior and roomy accommodations renders her every
way desirable to insure safety with speed with pro-
badly one of the best tables that the market can
produce
STEAMER JAS. JoHNsoT.-This popular New Or
leans steamer is in the river and viii be likely
to reach port as the river is on the rise.
BUsINEss.-Very active yesterday in clearing up
the wharf at the terminus of the week and in anti
cipation of a rise Of theriyer.
WEATHER AND WATER.-Weather still indicating
rain. Water slightly on the rise. Three feet and
half large on the shoals.
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NEW BOOKS.

Arctic AdreHturss By Sea and Land, from the ear
lest date to the last expeditions in search of Sir
John Franklin The above is the title of a very
handsomely printed work, with maps and illustra-
tons, and edited by Epes Sargent The material
compiled is such as should form a highly entertain
ing book and the dstingu literary character of
the author warrants in the belief that it is such.
We have not had an opportunity, however Of read
ing it. For sale by W. T. Berry & Co.
Lectures on the British Poets, by Henry Reed late
Professor of English Literature in the University Of
Pennsylvania, in two volumes. From partial read
ing Of this work. we regard it as highly interesting
to the student and lover of standard literature, and
of the best guides to the formation of a cor
rectltaste and proper appreciation Of the old En-
gfsh authors, that we have recently met with. For
: sale by W. 7. Berry Co.
y Hind and Natter: or Physiological Inquiries, in
Series Of essays intended to illustrate the mutual
relations of the physical organization and the mental
faculties, by Sir Benjamin BrOdie D. c. l., Vice
President Of the Royal Society. There can be no
question but the subject treated of is one Of very
great Importance to the human family, and has been
too much neglected, and consequently too little
derstood, even by our learned and scientific men.
Upon a subject in many respects so speculative in
its character it viii be impossible to find any author
with whom we viii agree in every particular. The
general success Of the above work may be judged Of
by the fact that it has received the highest prasein
the scientific world and has passed through several
editions For sale by W. T, Berry Co.
SyJria; or the last Shepherd an EoIogue, and other
poems, by Thomas Buchanan Read. The above
volume embraces the most popular productions that
have emanated from this gifted and graceful child
Of song, and will be treasured by all who read it.
For sale by W. 7. Berry s. Co.
The Bag Path, tale of New England Colonial
life, by J. G. Holland author of the history of Wes
tern Massachusetts The above is complimented by
the press For sale by W. T. Berry Co.
SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPBRTT-It should be borne
in mind that LINDSEY sells tomorrow morning,
that valuable property on Broad street formerly
owned by Hon. JOIN BELL. Here is a chance for
capitalists, the like of which may not occur again
soon.
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, May 2.


sUGAR.--Ths demand is unusually light for the
season, owing in great measure to the high prices
10 which the article has attained. The only sales
reported were 10 hhds. New Orleans which sold as
follows: hhds Prime at 123 bhds. Common at
II hhds. Fair tl2; and hid Strictly Choice ct
/ l2l. HAVANA may bo quoted at ls9ls3 for Prime
: and Choice lots Crushed AID Powdered are worth
/ Ice.
! TOBACCO.-Sales at Johnson, Horne, S Co.'S on
Friday as follows: 90; 10 %; 10 10; s5: 80;
20; Il IS; la so f.; 10 90; IA 90; y Is; IA 20;
Is sOi so,
| MOLAsSES.-A tOlerably fair demand has existed
and the stock being light, holders manifest but little
desire to realize, except at outside quotations.
We hear Of several sales at Csc q gal for bis and
/ zoe 2 gal for half bbls. Golden Syrup sells slowly
at 9OeGS1 90.
COFFEE.-Tbe supply of Rio is about equal to
the demand and we continue to quote at l139l2s as
the ruling rates for Common and Choice with but
little prospect of its getting either higher or lower
within the next few weeks Laguayra is worth 1s0
and Java lSe.
CANDLES.-A fair demand exists for Star and the
market is firm at our quotations. We hear of some
enquiry for Sperm and few sales have been effected
at 45c q ID.
CHEEsE.-There is but little good Cheese in the
market Western Reserve may be quoted at I23
and English Dairy at 15e
FRUITS.-A speculative demand exists for Dried
Peaches and Apples, and prices are tending upward
Green Apples are worth So 90 p Dbl. We quote
Pecans at l2c p ID Almonds at 2Oc79 ID; Raisins
at 81 90 q box and Oranges at So 1904 so p box.
Partnerships demand continues good but
owing to the lateness Of the season prices have de-
clned and buyers are now paying only 43@45c for
Prime live Geese
GINSENG.-The demand has almOst entirely
ceased, consequent upon the Chinese war, dealers
being unwilling purchase any price while there
is no foreign demand.
BUTTER-Market firm. Prime lots retail at As
95Oo.
EGGS.-May be quoted at Zoe p dos.
MEALS worth SOC retail
SALT.-TransaetiOns have been limited, the stock
being so large that buyers seem disposed to defer
purchasing in anticipation of a decline. We hear
Of sales at 81 7O91 IS 2 Sack for Fine, and 81 80
for Coarse. Barrel Salt is quiet at 25o q busheL
BACON.-The demand has been large and with
light receipts, the market is very firm We hear of
sales at lie for hog round from wagons and lO4 for
Hams Clear Sides readily command l2@124.
LARD.-The receipts have been exceedingly light
and prices tend upward. The ruling rates from
wagons are I8@134o.
FLOUR.-The receipts are increasing and as there
is but little or export demand the market is dull
and prices have a downward tendency. We quote
So 25 in small lots as the ruling rate for Superfne
Extra may be quoted at St 1907 90.
WHISKY.--With light demand and heavy stock |
the market is somewhat depressed and although |
prices OtquOtaby lower yet holders will
ing to make concessions if they could by that means
dispose of large lots. We continue to quote Good |
and Extra Cincinnati brands at 25@26c
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SPECIAL NOTICEs.

MeLean's Volcanic DiI LinimCnt.- Among
all the remedies that dscovec art prepared
the alienation Of the Ills human flesh heir 90 none
rank higher or have become desevedy popular
this Eminent, curative external disease or man or
beast. Have You Bronchitis, Neuralgia or pains in the
breast you afflicted with old sores or suffering with
those dreadful complaints the rheumatism or Scr7a or
severe Bruises sprains7 The Volcanic on Liumert viii
eTectuEy all Of hem. advertisement in unothe
column. Iapr2a-tC
strength and Health EesIOFCd.-NIr. Jorv
DLvrDsoE living miles above Pburz on the PennsI-
vana Canal says: 'hen commenced taking Boarbave's
Holland Buffers could hardly walk. Now, enjoy excel
snt health"
Eingham, says: 81 have found in FDhavss Holland Bit
tiers remedy for Headache aud Debility My wife has used
81 with the greatest benefit"
M A. s. NTcHoLsoy Of Pusburg, also remarks shat he
has experienced much rseffrom its for headache.
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FnmiIr ReIaII NAL {.

Our retail market continues to be poorly supplied
with articles for family consumption and prices rule
very high. Fresh meats Of all kinds have gone up
to almost fabulous prices for this market We have
never before known fish to command the exorbitant
prices now asked, and the few early vegetables that
have been brought to market are cOrrespondingly
high-priced. As for butter-good butter-it almost
commands its weight in silver Almost every thing
for sale in market appears to to be unreason
ably high, and the present is certainly most favor
able time for our country friends to dispose of their
surplus produce, sc. We give the selling rates of
leading articles this morning, as follows:
BUTTER-Very little offering that is fit for use,
and that commands 4O95Oc. We have heard of IS
cents being asked for very superior article though
we do not think that price has been paid.
FRESH MEATS-ChOice pieces Of beef command
lO@I2c; inferior SGIOc, Pork 8(91Oo.
POULTRY Chickens 2Oa25o; Ducks 200 4Oc;
Turkeys 5OG1Oc.
EGGS-lOa125c z dozen.
IRISH POTATOES-S89S8 40 q busbel.
CORN AIEAL-8Oc T. bushel
GAME-Squirrels, 10000 each.
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At an informal meeting Of the members Of the
Democratic State Central Committee, Gen. 9. J.
SIXTH was unanimously chosen Chairman. The
committee is as as follows;
G. P. SMITH, Chairman.
F. G. DUEzN0TOS, Middle Tenn
J. L. FINLEY, 1'~O1s 1s1A'
DR.. J. G. NJ RAMSEY
GHoEaR R. POWELL, East Tenn.
r. II. STEPHENS
J. KNOX WALKER
P. B. GLEEN, West Tenn.
HIRAM F. CUMMINGS.
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TNDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
STATE CFNTRAL C0MAIITTEE.

II We are authorised to announce A. c. NoRVELL a.
candidate TO repreentthe PEoFLE Of Davidson county In
he Lover Branch Of the nexs General Assembly.
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Savannah TTarket. ApriI %.

BACoN-We report the sale of a lot of prime Rib
bed Sides at l9c per pound, there is fair demand,
Iioes are unchanged and the stock is sufficient for
present demand.
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MULEs.-Farmers and others wishing to purchase
superior mules should attend the sale advertised in
to-days paper, to come off at the Fair Grounds on
Saturday next This is the finest sock ever offered
in this market.
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N
THE LEGISLATURES.

IL Dr. J. Il. KINZKR q candidate 10 represent TIE
S0untes Of Perry and Decatur in the legislature
IL We are authorised 20 announce MAJ B. W WkLKER
- candidate for Representative the counties OF Coffee,
esahdy, and Van Buren-slbjecf the nomination OF the
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GrNILFMr.N'S FiNF SIMMER SHOES.
French Patent LEATHER oxford Ties;
do do do Tie and D-ess shoes
do do do Congress Caters
Prunellz oe 90
Blsek Cloth, do do plain and tip'd
French Call, 90 DO
do do Oxford Ties;
English Lasting plain and tipped Ties. With fine
mt for Boys and Youths Of every description. Opened
to-day by JOIN kAMAGE,
sDr95 - College st eet
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7 meeting Of the Directors Of The Tennessee Marine
fsnd Fire Insurance Company held this day at er Of
Zee, dividend Of SIX DOLLAEs SHAEE was declared
II the pro1ts Of the past six months one hail % % aP
Piled 70 the payment OF STOCK FULL5 me re-
sp7@dim Jus a ". BUTLER, sscy.