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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-20
From The New Orleans Builetia.
Moral Observation-Disclosures nts OF the
Endemic.

The Young Mems Christian Association
has divided the city, we learn, into twenty
four districts, and appointed d committee for
each, with physicians and apothecaries, and
ms established at number of points, in
frmaries to which the sick, when necessary,
are sent. Not only this, measures have
been taken TO furnish the destitute with
such delicacies as their necessities require,
with groceries and other provisions.
In this divine work, woman, as usual, is
the chief agent. Woman whenever there
is pain to be relieved, the broken hearts to
be raised up; where gauut poverty and
raging fever hold terrible carnival where
delirium and the death rattle drive men
from the abode of misery, there is found
woman. And no where does the peculiar
and innate beauty of her true nature, shine
out with SO serene and steady and divine a
light; no where else does the bravery OF
her moral heroism appear so respondent, SO
enyiable. We know not how many there
are who are at this moment engaged IN con-
fiict with suffering and the plague in New
Orleans; but it is certain that the number
is by no means Insignificant, and it is equal
ly true that they are devoting themselves to
it with a courage, a zeal a2d kiithfulness
that astonish those who know nothing Of
their labor of love-
1t must not be supposed thatthds women,
young and middle-aged, many of them deli
cate and educated, the ornaments Of society,
only go where and when they are called
upon for assistance. Notwithstanding the
heat Of the weather, with the slight pro-
lection of theis bonnets and parasols, they
take TO { ,reets, they explore the alleys,
they seek out those who would otherwise
never receive the blessings Of their presence.
They push into the abodes of the lowly, the
crowded and filthy apartments where the
epidemic RACES with the greatest power
Nor must it be supposed that they conline
themselves TO the yellow fever alone. They
relieve suffering wherever they find it, and
take care of the destitute sick whatever be
the nature of the disease Very touching,
! as well as terrible, are some of the scenes
which some of these light-robed messengers
of mercy have witnessed.
In one place on Girod street, they found a
German family of eight persons in the Sec
ond story of n house, seven of whom had
the yellow fever, and the eighth, an infant
lay a corpse by the side OF its sick mother
who, in her delirium, was all unconscious
that her little one had been released from
its suffcrings. The little corpse was lie,
down outside lest its mother should become
conscious and the shock be too great fol
| her To bear. In another case well cdu.
Gated woman, native of Philadelphia
whose father, we understand, is living and
wealthy, was found almost entirely desti.
tute, and upon whom the progress Of rhc
| fever had gone too far to be arrested. Sh,
soon passed from her sorrows, and unwil
| ling that her father should know anything
| Of her fate. We might mention the partic
/ ulars of other case, almost as touching a.
these, but our space fOrbids it.
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DEEP SEA SoUNDISGs.-Some persons arc
surprised at the statement that the water
upon the telegraphic plateau between Trini-
ty and Falentia Bays is from two to three
miles deep in its deepest parts, having been
told that there it is comparatively. shallow.
A comparison of deep-sea soundirgs will
show that the shallowness is correct, when
measured by the almost incredible abySses
to which the plummet has been sent. Lieut..
Bergman, in 1853, made q sounding in the
Atlantic ocean $4,000 feet in depth, equal
to little over It miles; and Capt. Dem
ham, of the British Navy, has obtained
soundings at the vast depth of 6,236 feet,
or about 81 English miles. The highest
mountains upon the globe might be hurled
/ into these immense chasms and still leave a
vast ocean above their tallest peaks. The
/ giant Himalays, that overtop all Other
4 mountains, would be swallowed as easily as
the Alps. The highest peak of the chain j:
only 2s,l7S feet above the sea level, and it
summit might be submerged about three
miles at the point Of Capt. Dcnham's deep
est soundings!
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The State Sentinel publishes the following
letter from n lady correspondent, which will
be of interest to the friends of the parties in
this vicinity:
Mr. EDIToR-Dear Sir : The marriage Of
the eldest daughter of Hon. G. n. Fitch, on
the ID inst, has been the theme of the
month for Logansport and vicinity.
The procession left the house for the
church at half-past'Swo O'Clock in the after
noon. The four bridesmaids, with their at
tendants, little in advance their dresses
trimmed with delicate. pink texture, gave
them the appearance of a cluster of sweet
May pinks. p
The bride followed leaning on the arm of
her stately father, withan air OF extreme deli
cacy, as if shrinking beneath the rich sprays
of orange flowers aud the costly pointed
lace vail which flowed down over her mag
nifcent white re be to the ground.
The brides mother, arrayed with her usu-
al rare taste, was escorted by the son-in-law
elect, who is tall and manly, and has one Of
those good. faces. that, always strike the be
holder favorably. .a.I 90, ~
Among the guests who followed, was the
Hon. ]. d. Bright, of the United States, and
his young daughter; and Miss. Bright, the
eldest, and fine specimen of a noble woman,
being one of the bridcmaids.
| Immediately after the ceremony, which
! was performed by the Right Rev. Bishop
! Uphold, in brief, appropriate and solemn
manner, the friends returned to the house,
where the magnificent parlors were lighted
as if for evening, and the transition was
SO sudden and complete that those who at
tended the reception felt that they were
moving on enchanted ground. Everywhere
they were greeted by the most beautiful
bouquets of flowers, and still more beauti-
ful ladies. Conspicuous among them all,
appeared the brides sister, brilliant bru-
nette, whose flashing eyes and dimpled
cheeks will not soon he forgotten. Chicago,
the residence of the brides only brother II.
Z S. Fitch, United States District Attorney,
and other ncighboriug cities were, Meil
represented among the guests Cake, wine,
ices and other refreshments were served in
abundance. -l.al, '-,', ---1 -
At eight o'clock the bridal party left on
the evening train, en route for Louisville
., from whence they visit the Mammoth Cave,
thence to return TO Evansville their future
! residence. The party were also accompanied
by Senators Fitch and Bright, the latter or
his way home, the former on hunting ex.
pedition to the region of the Dacotahs. D. !
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m HEArry. m. D.- oPPsc n syn


oA eEesdencc in Mr. Cald1rclls buildings,
Locust, Second Street.
THAxKIrL for the liberal patronage given 10 hin,
last summer, he has returned TO Evansville, With the
dseign of becomiDga PERMANENT citizen, and res
pectiuliy offers his professional servicos in all dis
eases acute or chronic. !.
While DR. ID. regards the scientific of water
the Febrifucum MagnuBi, be neyertlieless all
the safe remedies both Of the A.opathc and Eclectic
Schools adjuucts, discariing all injurious and
poisonous medicines. 70 l--f l--I -l 81
He would call the attention Of the public to the
following H ~ ~
SPECIALITIES. -.4-,..r &C.
CAScErs-fcmoved without the knife and Ierma-
nenty cured = f5r. - i1rt Hl~fH f,.l -.t "a
BRoSclITIs AND CoNsyMPTIoN--Treafcd ~ the
new system Of inhalation Of nledicated vspors,
sisted by valuable expectorant syrups- -tr .--.i.
DISEASES OF THE EYEs.-Pefsons who have hal
their eyes burnt with various kinds Il caustics
terest 20 change the.tratment.
FEMALE DIsEAsEs--Will lie treated with rcmaTka-
bic success. Various remedies will De used,
the Magnetic Electric machine for nervous diseases,
&C., sc. i. - tt.s' ..A- -
The subscriber has choice assortment Of pure
drugs and medicines, wines and brandes for med-
cal PURPOSES ony) and the most popular patent
medicines at retail. Persons calling for medicines,
and paving for them in the Office may have Ioediesi
counsel without charge. Ia s. ,... g.
nD- Physicians prescriptions Lotb Of the Alo-
pathic and Eclectic schools, carefully prepared at all
hours. y. BEATTY, ". u.
myli-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
STATION; Lfp-EHY.

II STR.dTTO.N, LfI.EEr IND
- Sale Stable, Second between Main aud LO-
Gust Streets opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
Evansville.
The undersigned has large and commodious
Brick Stable with sheds for carriages, and Is pre-
pared To take horses by the day, week mouth
His customers may be- sure Of having their animals
well and carefully attended to. He refers To the
following gentlemen whose horses lac has had long
time undur his charge.
lie mas also a number Of good and safe horses for
the saddle or harness. with "A number Of new and
comfortable buggies, to hire. Orders for saddle
horses buggies, will be punctually attended to.
Refer 20 G. q. Keats, Gas Office; e. X. Bementi
j. ;. Gavitt, Ex-Sheriff; Cyprian Preston.
octlg-Iv j STR ALTON.
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BT An English officer writes from India
of the taking of a Rajah and the sacking of
his palace. They found in The treasure
vaults bags containing 10000 rupees and
es0,O in gold, with jewels estimated at
e2Oo, 200. Pleasant fighting when it comes
TO the palace. .-.-l r
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BSH Frank Leslie has sued Alderman Nc
Speden, who expelled him from the New
York municipal dinner, for 10000 damages.
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Oo and INIELLIULNJE Uf HUE NJ. NUIII
Thir street, Evansville Indiana. The purchase and
sale Of Real Estate, collection "t Rents, ami
ofTaxes &C., promptly attended to. Persons IN want
of any kind of help employment, can be inform
ed by calling at this Office. CHARGES REASONABLE
aucI6-Gm
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Che Daily aoarnal.
PUBLISHED
+. Y. CARLILE.
T. NJ THAYER.
JNO. III. McNEELY.
UNDER THE
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
TRH.us observation-disclosures:


- (A1aile) ~
by the week payable 20 Carriers) 10
Tri-Neckly "
- % Clubs Of lC or more. ! Oc
no The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited
to their own immediate business in their name
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons, well rs legal advertisements and adver-
tisements of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name OF other persons, sent In by them, must
bo paid for at the usual rates.
No No report, resolutions or proceedings of any
corporation society, association public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention TO
any matter Of limited of individual interest bc
inserted, unlesss paid for an advertisement.
M Contracts for yearly advertising will not lie
discontinued unless order TO that effect is eft at
the Office and when discontinued In less than a
year. the price Of the whole year will be charged.
ne Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
sbed at the expense Of the attorneys ordering, and
not delayabe for legal proceedings, but collectabe
at our usual time.
ns Our terms for Job Work and transient aayor-
sisemcnts are CASH.
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mr.. =. ": GAEE.N;, ECLECTIC &c,

Third street, few doors above the Crescent City
Bank, where lac IS prepared TO answer professional
calls at all hours Of the day or night.
n B.-Spccial attention given 10 Surgery and
.li..n.... II th.. Ern anyS-d.NM-l lNr
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tate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law in the Coarts Of this State,
will attend 90 the collection of claims i'm any part of
the United States, will buy and sell real estate in the
city of Evansville, in Nandcrburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally, and will perform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
German spoken by member Of the firm.
nS-Office on Third street, opposite the Court
House, in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firm of Lockhart, Parrett DENLY;
CHARLES DENNY LCNkkNHElNER.
A
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Hm.sT GU.u INSTRUMENTATION at

HU.ST Gg.u BELTy.s.ss...--Ter,sf r,sfite ut
II terly statements made Ia an advertisement in
anotlier column, about the '.yew York Betting
CO. Sucsnized Rubber Betting and Packing, IL is
only necessary 10 say that the editors Of tho SCI
ENiitlC AMIRICAf, ina a long and elaborate
ticle in their columns (Which every reader Of that
InTaiuabte paper has seen) recommends the New
York Beltle Co.'S BeltiEg a5oye all others, and ty
way or ciincher tle- state that they il on al
their presses and machinery.
This Cc.pany Is We iii.y and ! IN authorized 70
guarantee the articles made 10y them equal, !. not
superior 10 any ether make.
The rapid sale " the New ork Beithg 10 eur
lr,est bfni-.s ils. ard fsctcries (fo who
are jrdg2s and esllnot be doceved Is sufficient es-
sence ~ its value but the testimony of the ScieE
tjhc Americas oaBtl set aside by disparsSins
competitor.f ssNud ced-a = tr-ri... f lL
Just opening the eighth shipment to me Of Belt
ing since summer, for sale at Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES :. WELLS. New Store,
dcc3 . Opposite y. n. 1IaChee x Co.'S.
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Missouri G. cent. bonds an "a 1Oe4i
The failure of Siff ken Il Ironsides, COM
mission merchants Of Broad. street, has oc-
casioued much surprise. Its paper was
quick at 5,per. cent. uPsto the time of its
failure. Its Indebtedness Is about $500, 600.
1t was largely engaged IN the East India
and China trade, - -. a, 90,
The failure IS untoward, as il viii revive
great suspicion. The extended paper of
many houses is now falling due, and fur
ther failures are now expected, there being
no opportunity from any tetiSaiof business
enabling parties who only existed by the
F. forbearance of their creditors, to pay up
/ their arrears and extensions SiAT oeE
The amount of unpaid extension paper is
large, and in part held by the banks, who
are still nursing parties through.
The week has been dull one both in
stocks and money. The supply of the lat
ter is still great and the Southis sending in
specie. The common rate of call loans is
to 5 per cent. The ease which marked
loans a short time ago, at per cent. has
disappeared. The discount brokers com.
plain of the dearth of first-class paper, and
of the distrust of all other kinds. The
rates are to 6 per cent. for to months
dates, Endorsed and for single names t
per cent.
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ET:s.N'sVILLE P1P8R T.1RE.

AIhouse-We have nOw.oR hand, aud offer On
liberal terms, we'll assorted stock for printers and
bookbindcrs, among which We name, t.f.t....
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1909 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As we'll as colored Printing Paper plain Cap and
Hose fat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and colored
Cards and Card Boards, which we can have cut to
ai1y size; Post-ofice paper, Manila Wrapping,
Printers Ink, &C. We also beg leave 70 call the
attention of dealers to stock Of 25Oo bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of Bonnet Boards
The highest market Price paid for Rags.
81 TESNEY & SoRESsoS.
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s.aTEs OF .sDp.ERTYsL.,'G.

) 5 ! 5 : ) )
/ Day. sol 20 1ool % so l 70
. Days. 75 lis 50 80 25 2 90
3 Duy.. COL l so 20 2 p IS .
i Day. 25 80 JOi 70 % Is
5 Day. 90 2lO so 80 20 90
Wtek. so 25 8 OOl 3 rs 4 so .
2 Weeks 80 a75 COL 25 50 IS
; WeeE'I ) OOl SO 6 OOl sol eco 10 80
No. 4OOI 600 SO0l 10 90 IL 90 IA 90
Mos. 6OOI s75 II 50 - rs l6 90 IS IS
; Nos. ! 80 II % Is 90 Is rs q so 20 .
Mo's. s so IL 70 II 90 q % rs 80 % IS
Mo'. 10 90 Is 90 20 90 25 90 80 90 IS 90
. Mos. 10 90 10 50 2j 90 80 50 80 90 45 30
II Nos Is 90 p 80 80 90 81 80 45 90 52 80
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS
- II. ETHEL n TO-, CO.n.ufSSfO.S
10 AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
No. 81 Pygdrts Street,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
(Estabiished 1Prif, 1861 --

rEFERENCES
X. s. Howard, Evansville, Indiana; AlliS IIowes,
Evansville, Indiana "a. NJ. Phelps * Son, New
burgh, Indiana Minor & Iiade, Newhurgh, ln-
diana; III. d. Newcomb & Brother Louisville, Ken
tucSy d. :. Benedict X SON, Louisville, kentucky
Thomas Danforth, Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana; *. Simpson, n Co. I;
New Albany, Indiana; W. II. Catlin, Henderson,
kentucky; X. G.. Beverly, Henderson, Kentucky
James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Bank, Jrherscn-
Vile, Indiana; Mcrrctt Campbell and Go, 81 Louis,
Mo iy3l-1y
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STEPHEN G. WHEELER, scc'y.

! IL WILLIAM STREET, I .H-arr E.r
New York, March, 1857 -.~-s.....-.-..s.r -
At the request Of the President and BoaId of Di-
rectors of the knickerbocker Life Insurance cvm-
pany, certify that the mode Of eompnfing present
value OF the Policies employed by the Secretary Of
the Company is scientifically correct and in ac-
cordance with the prescriptions of.the charter
also certify that have compared the list Of poll
cics furnished me by the President as ON the books
Of the Company with valuation fables sufciently to
test fie of the results given by thc Sece
tary, and find the values stated within 20 be
merically correct That is to say, tl present val
IN OF the future risk Of the ofics ON all outstanding
policies. or the difference between the present valne
Of future premiums TO be paidon them h 9o7 ls
The total value Of policies, the holders Of which
are entitled TO dividends, is S2o,227 02. --.
And II the surplus is correctly stated az S7l 3le a.
the difference between this and the present value Of
the future risk of the Company existing policies
after ecducting 10 per Of il for the relief fund
is the proper amount for dividend to-wit s2f 61DsT
The true principle Of dividend is to assign 10 each
policy holder who has insured the mutual plsrn
share pruportioned TO the presen value of his poll
cy which Is the true value of his interest stuck
holder of the Company This share amounts 10 10
per cent Of the present value of the policy. ,..
.'' "a - . CHARLES W. HACELEY.
February 2Jth, 1857. t-f rauff .t'nT -
As Agent for the above Company am. prepared
10 issne Policies the most favorable terms. Pam
phlcts giving all desirable nfornaiion, can De had
ON application. Lu @'wM. +. PAGE
Evansville, April 2ith, ls,s.-ly. = efr rt e....
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A/DLER and BLYTHE Hi MES have associated
themselves together partners i'm the practice OF
Law, and will attend promptly to all business con-
neced with their profession, which may be entrust-
ed to them.
Bs> Office Locust street, opposite the sherwood
House, Evansville, Ind. sept26-ly
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MONEY AFFAIRS IN NEW YoRK.-The New
York Ne,cs gives the following items and
the closing prices of stocks in that city on
the Saturday previous; ,z ...r-.
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HBSTR.lCT OF THE SE.uI-.S.y


HBSTR.lCT OF THE SE.uI-.i.S- =
eA mail st,aemem Of The afars and condition OF the
HONE INSURANCE Con,pany, ~ the Cdy Of Ne,c
York, on hs 3lsa day Of Decembcr, ISL : ..
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank e3T 600 Sc
Bon't and Mortgages (being frst lien
Real Estate, worth at least SS9l $50. 600 %
Loans on stocks, payable on demand, (mar-
k-t value Of securities, S253, ,667) )...150 $50 "
Bank Stocks market valued ............. 81, 600
Real Estate, No. Wall street. (the Office t.,.
oftlrc Company 80 67,coi -
Interest due the LIST Of January, 1885,. r.-at-.-
(of which Sl2,G25 3has since been .
cri,edl 1855 %
Balance In hands of Agents and in course
of transmission from Agents the 3lst
December 2f.es4 s5
(Of which $780, 81 has since been re-
c-iycd).
Premiums Cue and uncollccicl on Policies
issued at Office. 2os7 80
1Otal soli,<lJ u
Outstas ding Losses on 3lst De
ccmter, 1877. estimated at. s:5a,ilo OF q @I o..
Due Stockholders on account .
vi seventh Disidcpd........ -1.1oo 10
SIl,lIo Oi
1scI1AS. }. MARTIN. Pres'rL 9Eto
A. y. wILLMARTu, Vice Prest,,l
J. MILTON SMITH, Scc'y. ''Ni
-. slT A. HALLocK, Agent,
icl4-dCm Evansville, lnd.
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TTyOB.dCCO.-I5O BOXES CHOICE
IL BRANDS, Va. and Ky. Tobacco. Just received
and for sale by WHEELER R1GGS-
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n ID. REI.,'0LDS y Co., DEAL
eIe EES IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AND PROVISIONS GENERALLY,

EVANSVILLE, IND.
Keeps constantly on hand aud for sale low, for
ca-h Groceries of every description well assOrt
Ell stock If Wood and Willow Ware. iRciuling fancy
and common Baskets in great variety Tubs, Buck
cts Brooms, &c. Vegetables, Eggs, Lard, Cheese,
Corn, Bran, Shpstufs, and every article usually
kept in eur line. Country produce bought and sold.
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r5-crsr eBayE's' COMMISSION n0CsE. on
Water street, three doors from Main Evansville
Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL C0alPANY.r
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". B. LoUSseuRY, General Agent

Evansville, lnl,
losses promptly adjnsted and paid With fidelity
and dispatch. ieli-6musdAw
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VIBig, 5di 30 AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS.
AND SEE CUE SPECIMENS,
sIa Z .Lf'--is AND SEE OUR sPTcIMFNs'
ir- /. au-.la-s AND SEE OUR SPECI1IENs,i
AND LEARN OUR PRICES.
AND LEARN UllR PRICES ---tA -h-f 4'-
AND LEARN OUR PRICES. go Il.
AND LEARN OUR PRICES
We DEFY COMPETITION.
WI. DIZZY COMPETITION,
WE UEFY COMPETITION,
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EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, -.
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
FYTHrR IN -wORkrIA NSUIP.
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" street, Evansville, Indlana, Wholesale Dcai-
..rs in Groceries and all kinds Of Produce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, Cement Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Lfiseed Oil, &C., sc. Also, constantly ON
hand full stock Of Sash, Panel Doors, &c, OF all
sizes apes
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"eaEELER RIGGs, WMOLE-

w sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
Window Glass, Glassware, &c. &c, No. AZ Main
trcet, between First and Second, Evansville, Ind.
Z. Y. WHEELER. JAMES d. RIGGS
Spu6-lv
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LoCa WcddinR.

The State Sentinel publishes the following
letter from lady correspondent, which will
be Of interest to the friends of the parties in
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IL AGAIN.-ALLIS & HOWES, Forwarding and
COmmissoI Merchants, Rectifcrs Of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers i'm all kinds Of Produce
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, and For
eign and Domestic Liquors, &c, Water street, Sec
ond door above yine, Evansville, Ind.
. HENRY d. ALLIs. LEWIS HOWES