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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30
INDIA.

There is Do latef news, but some add iDnal items
hsd been telegrsphed from Malta.
Sir Colin Campbell remained at Lucknow restoring
quiet ard organizing the garrison.
Major Hodson, who ell. cted tee capture Of the King
o, Delhi end his two sons, and performed many gallant
exploits during the war, was among those killed ST
Lucknow Sir William Peel of the naval brigade was
wounded.
Fugiiives from Dude 10 tie eastward were threat
enipg Gorukpore and regiment had been sent there.
The Hill tort Of Chundaree had been stormed and
taken by portion OF the Central India field force.
The rebels under SalA Sshib, brother OF Mana Sahb.
were in great force IL Bundecund-
Conmlssorer Yeh reached Calcutta OIL the I'D Of
March, and would he kept under surveillance until
further orders.
Sir Hugh Roses movements had caused great
manic among the rebels in the Clumdur districts aud u
the territory OF the Rsah of Banpoor, and that psrt OF
fire country had been abandoned by the rebels. The
Raiab : possessiour had been ccnhscated.
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GREECE.

4 FOOI RacE.-A correspondent OF The Morning
Pot gives accoun. Of some modern lsthnan smes
Athens, including stag hunt, the first ever known
in Greece" and closes with report OF foot race
which took place on the 10th ut on the banks OF the
Cephisus. He says:
"The ground was marked out by NJ de Montberot.
Tie couise was about two miles long. i; was CHIEFLY
ploughed land. with about half a dozen tolerabe
fences mill-stream some six feet wide and a. least
ten feet deep and raTow branch of the River
Cephisus. The runners. NM. de Brewery, Locock,
=. o. Brien, Ha6j Pe.ros, and three Others,
aide de. camp to the French Admiral, the other at
tached TO the French Government Academy. The
signal was given by Mr. Strickland, and the whole
started at the top OF their speed. OBrien went wildly
at his first fierce and fell, and when he got Oh his legs
the Tiers were field ahead Of him. The running
was made by the French attachr, NJ. de Bfeuverly,
folio we'd closey by LOcock and the Greek pet Hadji
Petros. In the fourth field the heavy ploughed land
began "a tell and The last fences buuged over in
a very sovenly way. Coming to the mill-stresm, de
BREWERY and Locock were nearly abreast, and both
jumped il at the same time. The French aStache
clipped, however, on landing on the opposite bank,
when Locock went ahead, jumped the brook, aud won
ceverly in hand gallop. The others came struggling
in, with Hadji Pttros last All the runners were
and sardines which Mr. Manly had brought in his dog
cart for their rereshmeDt were left unlisted i: was
observed however, that NM. Lpcock and D Brlen re.
NAMED OIL the ground 10 drink glass OF
merely from feeling OF duty. Mr.. Locock,
the winner Of This Olympiau game, is son OF Sur {.
Locock her Msjestys ply sicisn sccoucheur and has
lust be en- appointed paid at.achS TO the British n
bassy a. Conttsntnope. The betting before the race
was ten to one in favor OF Lieut. liadj PetrOs VINO is
son of the we-known Greek General OF that name
All the rank and fashion of Athens were present, and
at the close OF the were "a hered about the mill
stream. hoping snxiously that rome OF the
would tumble into lie classic waters.
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rssuomise Il rsmslns what il was; that '- 70 say
usuifevtipc a tendency to improve, ous nov IN
i" pYovinsn Meanwhile, Bonaparte ehogs 70 ms
old uav &c sinking capital in unproducave works out
which A Mr.. Hausmann, the Project oil the celDe,
has the frankness 70 mpart 10 the fans PeoPS' a0
important in "a strategical point OF view, ans eL
eulated 10 guard against unforeseen e'ep's
Paris 10 condemned TO erect new eoueva na a6o
streets the cost Of which is estimated Ct
francs in order 10 protect it from ~ own e"uul'
tons. The opening Of the continuation OF les wv.
evard Of Seyastopol was quite in keeping with ms
" ,tratec;cal point of view" Originally intended
70 be- a purely civil and municipal ceremony, II was
all of sudden converted into military demChstIa
ton it being pretended that fresh plot Tor tue a.
sassination OF Bonaparte had been discovered. 10
explain away this quid pro quo the Mo"9e" sa!sii
ut was quite right that a muster OF troops snouH
"msrk the inauguration Of such an artery OF the
capital. and, after the Emperor, our sodiers"ere
" the first who ought TO have trodden sou bearing
" the name of so glorious victory.
rrmor was current .ha. the Coun: de Moray or
Count de Persigny would soon replace Gen. b'p'-
nasse e. Minister Of the Interior. $3.50,
The Government bill for one hundred and eighty
millions Of sncs for The establishment OF Pars was
meeting with very strong opposit or IN me c'anaLg
Committees of the Legislative Body, but L Was snip
pOeed Deyefshe eee snet sne su"soy "Ouo oo
The Emperor Was OF q visit 10 tue S,logne.
Marshal Bosquet continued too urwell TO enter on
the demand of bis district.
Elections 20 the legislature were TO take place IN
Paris on the Goth Of April bat nothing definite wss
known az TO The intention Of the Republicans. The
three Government car didaes definitely announced
% he Gen. Perrot, NM. Eek and Perret.
The depre ssed condition Of the money market con.
.inued 20 occupy the attention Of the Government.
The four Opposition members of the Legislative
Body had been inv ted 20 dIne a. the Iuer.es, tu,
they all, with exception, declined the honor.
On Friday, :he l6tb the Three Per Cents closed in
Psris at 70. 40 and the Four.snd-aHalves a: $40.
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PROGRESS OF THE BRITISH ARMY.

TIE London Times has ar Interesting letter from
Mr.. W. ii. Russell, its special correspondent N lads.
The following are the most Interesting portions OF it:
THE LADIES TROUBLING SIR COLIN.
The Agra convoy came INTO Cawnpore to-day Feb.
23 ana thus ole great cause of anxiety hiss been
moved from the mmd Of the chief. These ladies' AID
their little ones have beer moot embarrassing ngre
dieIt in his calculations. A. Lucknow be was in
fever a, the various small delays which they considered
nece sssry, and, courteous az he s to women he for
once was biged 10 be l;tla stem when he found
the dear creatures lt.le unreasonable Ia order to
make proper effect ncst OF tee ladies' came out IN,
their bsst COWS and bonne's. Whether Betty gave
The cheek little tou,h o! red or not csnnot saw,
but am assured the array of fashion, though some.
wba, behind ne season, owitg 10 the dih.cu.,y e
con mu ujcst Dg with The Galcu-s u.oG.st.s was very
t.d.ab.. .r(s! So. tcge'y wts1 be T. It'd t.J-
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AUSTRIA.

A Vienna letter says: Much suffering sill exists
in the principal manufacturing districts of Austris,
and i, is imposs Die TO say when this deplorable
" cries will end. The extensive shipments usually
" made to the United States have completely ceased
81 for eight months. Large stocks Of raw sIlks ard
manufactures are on hand, ard, from the little basi-
"Iess doing, prices are merely homipal"
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ITALY.

The Sandman officers VINO OIL leave in foreign
countries, had been called home by their government.
A marriage treaty hsd been signed between the
hereditary Prince Of Naples and Princess OF B:va-
ria, sister to the Empress Of Austria.
1t is stated that q correspondence between France
and Englsnd on the conhic: between Sardinia and Ma
Piles has resulted in the mutual agreement OF the two
Western powers not 20 support Sardinia in any act of
aggre .sion TO which the quarrel msy lead her.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

ln The House os Lord on tbe 18th tue Esrl 0!
Hsluesbary lad upon the table the eorrespDndencs
wfich had taken place with the French G. )verpInent
OF the sletc. OF plssp ,,,s ana explained how mat.
ters stood ard whatsteps mad been taken III Eagl sud
10 mitigate the annoyance attendant upon the system
LorGs Glare ldon and Grey spoke strongly 10 con.
deIDpation OF The whole system OF p.sspots oont,ad
,le thai. ins.e ID Of eH)rdirg protection 70 fne;sr
f;Svernnien.s, il Wa SIMPLY sr.Y f,r the innocent
ard ignorspt t-evce..
s.,t - - g. ~ ast 80 ~ te'y oIa - :. L
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RUSSIA.

The .nancipat on Of sers il Russia is said TO DE
making great progress, snd the measure had bscome
general
Ga and after the lie: ofJuiy, al merchandise passing
along the railways of Russia to be subjected to
payn ent of five kopeecks per ruble.
An important cone iracy is said to have been dis
covered IN Circass;s. A correspondence had been in
tercepted between son of Seer Pssha and Hut
garian Colonel named Bangya. The latter confessed
all, and had been condemned TO death.
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Co.,cn peclniDg-GOrsO's Gs @S6a

yne Ray., Nal s,tsnship Arabia Capt. si3be,
,n,, sailed Cd Liverpool a, about 10 on tie morn
;,r Of the I7th Of Apr, arrived here At g oeock GA
Thursdsy roorniDg Apr -
No steamer from the United states hnd arrived out
spoe the departure Of tie Kangaroo.
The eve by the arrival IS unimport4nt, bu: never
ueless I:estn,s several intersstiog fea;ares.
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the src1ra on Which sbs fgure ~ he hs' WI ~ 81
10 white, grey N whatever CHE. oHior &c enn ~
have had before - operation. Ihe I's Zee. 20
may tn. be obtained CO IiAL sins, nd s. sec ''p.
tiv,ly an all eIpeaee.
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NORWAY.

The Central part Of the City of Christians had been
destroy ed by fire. The Norwegian Credit Bank
burned but the books and valuables saved.
later dispatch says that three -fourhs OF the city
was destroyed and the ,oss wac estimated q. ten NIL.
lion france.
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SPAIN.

1, WAS run ored in hsdrd that the Queen OF spain
was again ence.Htc.
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uypRysTNC FROM INDIA AND CHtyi'

RECEPTION or PELIsSIE X.
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
THE TRIAL OF SIMON BERNARD.

A CAUCASIAN REVOLUTION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

The Hong Kong correspondent Of The LosSsa Tisc
saws that the four great powers allowed the BnpaW
until the end of March TO send down his p,sspctsp
hsry to ShaDghas, and in the meantime thsy susssst
ed all belgerent proceedings.
The same authority says there is doubt tao eess
try was coming around Canton, but that the Eldsnd
Faishan had formally declared that the purpose ~
only for defense against the rebels who tktestess
the city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-04
MEDICAL NOTICE.

HhR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ DIR, GRE EN- late of indianapolis, wiz continue
the practice OF medicine and surgery his old of
Third street, where be solics continuance Of patron
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention 20
the treatment of diseases Of thu rye and Lungs fog
several years. will continue to treat such diseases with
his plan oftreatmen, which consists (orthe lungs
in the Inhalation of medcated vapors carry ing the
medicine directly TO the seat Of the disease
One Of the him he found n the office at all hours
of the day and night. sePTI-iS wfm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL
-Gau COLLIE E,glI-F

FIRST STREET, RETwEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE SIS.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
The Filth Annual Session will Commence,
Monday, August 81, 1857.
FHNHE course of study in this Institution is thor
IL ough and practical, embracing ali that is reqqi
site hit young man for the active duties of the
Counting Room, among which are
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-K EEPING
With forms adapted to Wholesale and Retail;
STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING, BANKING, &c.
Commercial Calculation, Penmanship. Accounts Cur
rent. Accounts sales, and complete system Of Com
mermercial Correspondence.
Course Of Lessons can be completed in from six tC
ten weeks. fine, however, Il not limited, and stu
review, free OF further charge. any time
Diplomas awarded to these who are deemed worthy.
- Hours Of instruction from Ito tx A. NJ; II
TO 7. NJ. and . to Top NJ.
TERMS = Payable in advance.
Mercantile Course. go n
Steamboat Bookkeeping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @
Mercantile Calculation Observation-Disclosures. %
lehilansIip "
uas Light, per month -------.---------. d
~ For Catalogue and further particulars, address
au-24. j. BENIN. Principal.
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UNDIVIDED THREE-FoURTHs OF CARPEN-
u TER. RElIZ AND TI-RNER.
UNDIVIDED HALF OF CARPENTER 4 REITZ.

VNAX N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given that l.
Il GEORGE S0LFBIN, Collector Of the City OF
Evansville, will, betwe cen the hours of O'clock, NJ,
and o'clock, P. NJ, of the 18th OF February, l>,
at public auction at the Cout House in Evansville,
In lana, the undivided onehalf of the following pro-
perry. taxei TO Willard Carpenter eod Jno A. Reitz,
for the payment of the taXesdue from said Carpenter
Reitz on the undivided one-half thereof having been
paid by him. g--.--tI
llbut saxes11 e4.......... do. do. IL 80
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yuNAX NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given that 7.
q GEORGE W0LPLIN, Collector Of the City OF
Evansville, viii, etween the hours of O'Clock A. NJ
and o'clock p NJ, Of the 18th Of February 1855 sell
at public auction at the Court House in Evansville
Indiana, the undivided fourths Of the following
property, taxed TO Willard Carpenter, William J
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AssIGNEEs' SALE.
COAL!l COAL!! COALI.!

JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE"
HAVE just erected a fairbanks Scale. for the pur-
Il pose Of weighing my coal. shall sell my coal ~
weight, according 10 the law Of the State / hare =
large stock If superior quality of Psture Coal. and
invite all my friends TO give me call and try it.
have been eighteen yes IN the business, and profess
be Judge. The price OF coal j. IS PER hushel
All orders left AZ the Gas Companys Ofce, between
First and Second. Locust street, II Hornl rock
Store, Water street. a my Coal Office, al the La
masc0 Wharf, will re attended to- All coal must be
paid for when ordered, in lankahle cur ency
dec22-t.. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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CapaprNrRSUIlo

TEyTE business heretofore carried under she trI5
a of GEORGE tcsTER& Co., will hereafter becoD
Quoted ~ the undersigned, under The sane stsie.
NJ w POS
seut4 GEO. TOST
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HIGH AND PRIM AIRY

sONJl1NJOlso
EOIIN HTAI,Y bess to announce TO Parents and
sS Guardians, tllat through the Kindness Of Messrs
Wheeler and Snow, he was furnished With list OF ali
the NEW BOOKS for this session, which he has On
hand and for sale. Iaug2sl D. HEAL1.
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DISSOLUTION.

'ENHE CopsrtneIship heretofore existing fetEeen
the unders gned. under firm ofGEoRoE FOSTER
& Co., is this dav dissolved by mutlai consent
dalton NJ. ". FOSTER,
GEO. FOSTER,
Evansville, Sent. I, IS. wM. N. AIkAAN.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

TESo all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases, such
u "a SPERaAToRRHGA, GLEET, SEMINAL WEAK
NESS, IMPOTENCE, GOYoRRHGA, SYPHILIS, the Vice
OF OSASIsM or Sc ABUSE, &c, &c-
TIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
In view Of IA. awful destruction Of human life caus-
ed by Sexual Diseases, and the deceptons pI7cticed
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases, by
Quacks, have directed their Consulting Surgeon,
Charitable Act worthy of their name, 10 give Medical
Advice, GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted. Apply
by letter, with description of their condition, cage,
occupation, habits OF life, &c aud il case of extreme
poverty and suffering, 10
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association IS Benevolent Institution,
established by special endowment, for the relief Of the
sick and distressed afflicted with "Nruleni and Epi-
denic Diseases" IL has now surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted TO expend in adyers
ing the above notice. 1t is needless 10 add that the As
sociaton commands the highest Medical skill Of the
age and will furnish the most approved modern treat
ment.
Just published, by the Association, a Report on
SpernatOuhga, or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF
0nanisn, Mas1uratiOn Self Abuse, and other dis
eases of the Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon,
which will he sent by Mall Gin sealed envelope) free
Of charge, the receipt of TWO STAMPS Tor postage
Address DR.. GEO. X. CALHOUN, Consulting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. South NINTH street,
Philadelphia Pa. BY order of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWE ELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. febis SLY.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that |, GEORGE WOLF
~ LIN, Collector of the C.ty>of Evansy lie viii,
between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and O'clock r.
NJ, Of the 18th day Of February 1858, sell At public
auction at the Court House in ETansyilIe Indiana,
the undivided half OF the following properly. taxed
to W lizard Carpeute and John A. Rietz for the pay
ment OF the taxes due from sd Carpenter TO the city
of Evansville the due from The said Reitz on
the undivided half having been paid by him.
BELONGING TO CARPENTER AND REITZ.
LOTS. BLOCK ENLARGEMENT.
UndiA hf Of all but Lower Enlargement.
35x. ~ J si.-........ do. dos IL 50
In front is&N'sk
In FROM 29xi34 in do. .do.... l6 IS
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BANK NOTICE.

fENHE Canal Bank located at Evansville, hereby
q gives notice thlt Il will g. into liquidation for
the purpose of closing its business as Bank of Is
sue. by order of the Board.
WM. PAGE. Cash'r
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IS feet on Ist Avenue, Carpenters Field. q
Improvements on Division between and 49,. l o.
And IL there should not he time TO sell the whole OF
the above property ON the said 18th day of February,
the sale will be continued from day to day, between
the above named hours, until all Il sold. :
..L GEORGE W0LFLIN, Tax Collector
ION,
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FuNAX N0TICE.-NVtice is hereby given that /,
GEORGE WOLFLIN. Collector OF the City Of
evansville, viii, between the hours of O'Clock
aud clock NJ of the 18th day of February, 1853,
sell AZ public auction the Court House in Evansville
Indiana the following properly taxed 10 lizard Car
penter for the Payment IF the taxes due from said Car
pen ter 10 the City of Evansville.
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Turner, and john A. Reity, for the payment Of the
taxes due from said Carpenter and Turner to the City
of Evansville, Che taxes due from ths said Reiz on
the undivided hree-foGrths thereof having been paid
hN him.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERs.
SAMUEL VICKERY.

GuAyING purchased, AMI fitted up. the building
u known as the sold WASHINGTON HOUSE,
will reafter be fOand his stand with we'll Sc
lected stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES, &c, &c,
take this method Of returning my sincere thanks TO
my numerous friends, and the public Generally for
their liberal patronage, which compelled 10 leave
my old stand and seek commodious quarters, and
hope Ivy strict attention TO business t0merlt COR
tinuance OF their fayors.
SAMUEL YICKERY.
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NOT Failed BUT STILL REDEEMING.

SINCE the suspension OF BANKERS, Brokers and
- MERCANTILE houses has become general, SAM.
EMBICH informs his numerous customers and the
public generally that be is still redeeming AL soT nj
Bank Notes, including Tennessee, Illinois and Wis
cOnsin with rich and fashionable Dry Goods at low
prices. aar.s- -fr-r.. Ha
= avng lately fitted up the up stairs for the display
% notons, Fancy Goods, and Wooden Knit Goods,
great variety, and are constantly receiving
ew supplies, are prepared to meet any sum, and
sill continue to redeem all solvent notes in seaone
Dry Goods 10 the satisfaction OF all customers.
, sc
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STEEL FIRE SETTs.-
y 30 Steel Fire Sets, shoyels, Tongs and Poker;
30 Stands for same, beautiful patterns;
Coal IIods, Cnder Shoves;
Kitchen Shovels and Tongs, Odd Pokers, &C. Cal
II my New Store opposite j. II. Maghee Il 60.
decs. lmdSw. CHARLES s. WELLS
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.
CHARLES S. WELLS,
SHALL REMOVE my LARGE and RECENT
PURCHASED stock Of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &C.,

about the 18th Of November, 1851, to the
coNNODIoUs STORE Quilt and arranged expressly for
my business on the upper side Of First street, de
tween Main and Sycanore) next door TO Messrs. Keen
4 Preston, and Immediately opposite Messrs. J. ii.
Maghee K Co.
With ample room, No. FACILITIES FOR BUYING
CHEAP the selected and completely ASSORTED
stock in the city, together with pronptness, industry,
and fair dealing trust my efforts Gast and future)
will be mutually advantage TO myself and my
idly increasing list Of customers in the city and co-
try. Ny
are very large. These, with my large orders to AMER
IcAS MANUFACTURERS first hands, enable to
meet successfully any fair and honorable competition
ANYWHERE IN TIE WEST, and also EAST, by adding
simply, expenses Of delivery In Evansville. l un-
hesitatingy state that cAS and WILL demonstrate to
any country merchant, who viii bring his Eastern
invoice and freight bills that and will sell him
bill Of HARDW ARE as low as any Eastern Jobbing
House, with expenses TO Evansville considered. This
is no idle boast i am fully prepared to do what
say forfeit the said merchants board bill at his no.
tel, during reasonable stay in Evansville. In MY
stock may be found a complete assortmentof
yFC% American & English Hard
ware, Cutlery, Files, and
Edge Tools, Guns, Gun Barrels and
Gun Trimmings, Timers Tools,
Wire, Ieivets, Kettle Ears, Japan'd
and Stamped Tinware, sc. III
am also AeESr for VULCANIZED RUBBER
Betting AND PACKING, made by New York
Betting Co.. which will be sold at lowest Cincinnati
ACr for
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LAW PARTNERSHIPS

EoHN J. CHAMBER and BLYTHE HYNES
eS have associated themselves together as partners
IN the practice Of la., and will attend promptly to all
busiIS.s Connected with their profession, which may
be entrusted ~ ttiasem.
~ Office on Locust street, opposite the Sherwoo
House. Evansville, Ind. sept26.Jv
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FkAIR1 SALT
~ 100 bbls. superior TO any other kind for sale bv
jan IA GEO. POSTER Il co.
NTEW Book by Mrs. Holmes, author Of Tempest
lN and Sunshine, MEADOW BROOK, only iusC
out and first arrival in the West. Also her other books
Sena Rivers and Homestead on the Hill Side Jus
received by Ioct22l 4. j. DOBELL.