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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-10
The Republican suppor,

The Republican support of Hovey
The indianapolis Journat-thc State or
gan of the Republican party-in discussing
the prcpricty of Republicans in the first
Congressional District uniting in the support
of Judge Hoyey, expresses the following
sound, practical views upon the question:
at is true Judge Hoyey takes his position
on the Cincinnati platform, and that the alb
stract principles OF that creed no Republicans
accept; but there are two practical suggcS-
tons counterbaancing this I'm the first
place, no Republican be elected in that
District. Even il the Democrats split into
two equal divisions, either viii be much
larger than the Republican vote for Ere
mont. Without the help of the American
vote, therefore, the Republican strength
would be utterly Inadequate 10 a contest
with either wing Of the Democratic party.
Such rigid political exclusiveness would
drive off an American coalition rs promptly
and Extensively as a Democratic coalition.--
The question in that District, therefore. is
reanoad tn this-oIS q thorough Lecompton
man and blind follower OF the pro-slayerv
policy of the President preferable to an
anti-Lecompton Democrat?' Some Repub-
licans would say eyes" that would be just
exactly equivalent 10 giving vote for Nib
lack. A vote thrown away on an impossi-
ble candidate is a vote given to the strong
est opposition candidate. Now we should
like to know how much better q Republican
would feel who had helped send the facile,
purchaSable Niblack back, than one who
had given his whole strength to send Hovey.
In such contest we hold il 70 be the part
of true wisdom and patriotism to elect The
best man that can be elected, and not waste
strength that might do service if properly
used, in impraeticable purity. Those men
who insist that if they can't do az that they
think right they won't do anything, are
about as miSchievous evil doors as live
| We hold no such notions. We believe that
I il is the duty of an honest man, and o lover
of his country or his race, TO do all the
| good he can, and that is accomplished by
undertaking what can, and not what cannot,
be done. The martyr cry of suffering a
! glorious defeat in the right in preference to
winning victory for wrong" has done full
'aS much evil as good.
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psy-we learn that our Postmaster, and

H<Sy.We learn that our foStutassei, anu
the Sheriff of vanderburg county, are on
very active mission TO Spencer county, ior
The purpose Of inducing the Boilers from the
recent Convention to harmony with Le-
comptonism. We recently advocated inc
allowance of a salary for an assistant 10 MI.
Rudd. that he might be in some measure re-
l;eved from the onerous labors OF his ouce'
twas not recommended to the Postmaster
General, however, to enable him 70 DC aO-
sent for weeks from his post on electioneer-
inc excursions into the adjoining counties 70
promote the schemes of a faction OF Office
holders. There was time in the days OF
Jefferson and Madison, when such interie-
renee in elections by Federal officers was re
buked: it Is now, however, the regular SCI
vice exacted Of the vassals, as condition o
the tenure of Office. There is mode
arrcsting this abuse Of official patronage
and that Is for the honest citizens of a
nsrtjes to turn their faces against every car
didate who is supported by the official mil
iors who are fed at the public crib. The
patriotism extends to getting their ow
sttzstt i.sciiic1cs, III INC people INSIST tn
the salaries paid TO assistants, to enab
Postmasters TO spend their time in polite
jobbing, be withdrawn, and the principa
be compelled to do their own work, and Il
extra amount allowed to clerks be given
improving the mail service; which, in
present condition in this district, at Loot,
wretched beyond endurance, and has be
made SO, as we have reason to believe,
the neglect and incompetency Of Po'
rnastera
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r9The most fearful and destructive rain
ever known in any climate occurred at
Memphis on the 9TH inst, inundating the
fiat lands in the vicinity, and raising the
bayou GyOse to raging torrent, which in
its fury swept away seven bridges that cross
mined the expensive bridge recently erected
over it by the Memphis and Ohio railroad
company. The destruction is estimated at
more than 100000. Two negroes and a
white child were drowned in the sudden
rise Of the water.
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r6F-At the recent Democratic State con-
vention in Iowa, a resolution, which had
been introduced by a committee, commend
ing, in.very general and indefinite terms,
the administration of Mr.. Buchanan, was
voted down by large majority. The Of
fee holders could not endure such snubbing,
SO they bclted, and held convention of
their own, in which they were permitted to
PROSTATE themselves in alteration to their
chief, and pass fulsome panegyrics in return
for the chance at the public treasury, which
he gives them.
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nS~The Princeton h,diGnian says the he

nSrThe Princeton L,diGnian says the hog
cholera is prevailing as fatally as ever IN
.r:i..-.. ii-s-aSsi- naSsinG an a
II is thought by many of our farmers,
that there will not be sufficient number OF
hogs left to supply the county with pork the
ensuing year.
Horses and cattle are also becoming affect
ed, and dying with a disease very similar to
the hog cholera:
We have letters from Spencer and Perry
that the disease livery destructive in those
! counties
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THE FIGHT IN ILLISoIs.-A correspondent
of the New York Tribune, writing from
Springfield, says:
"There are no Buchanan men in the State
OF Illinois worth counting. Yoa need not,
therefore, apprehend any collision between
them and the Republicans. The only con-
test here must be between the Republicans
and the Douglas Democracy, and that will
be fight rs Is fight. ti4-e -l
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HeOTffE TO E9R.UERS .S.lD
- nAr BisArERs--Ti.. un.Icr-irDed would
respectfully inform the Hay GROWERS sns -i.~-lrs-
that he has purchased the right TO make and sell
fennisfon's Portable HAY Prss in Vaircerburch
and Warrick counties, and l. now ready To receive
orders for Presses. which he will promptly fill and
set UP, and warrHnt 10 perform all that is repre-
sented Persous wanting Presses would do well to
call on the undersigned and examine the model and
the principle upon which they work, requiring less
power and hands and doing more work and better
than any other Press in for anything like the
money, and take up but little room
shop on Second street between Oak and Nu,her-
~, Evansville. B. DYSON
is-3mdSw
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e1-The Providence R. L Journal says
the prospect is that tie yield Of grass, which
is the great crop in that region, viii be equal
to any on record. Fruit is also promising
ahundantiN
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"0RP0R-gTy0.s' .I-gTXCE.---oR-
u dered, that the owners Of lots 10 and IL, block
81, Eastern Enlargement, and lots POS 2O9 22i and
20, Donation Enlargement of the City of Evans
vile, cause the sidewalks in front Of said lots 20 be
brought TO the proper city grade, and good brick
pavement Of the usual width be laid down I'm front
OF said lots, within thirty days from tho publication
OF this notice, and in default thereof the Common
Council viii proceed 10 perform said work and the
costs and expenses accruing thereby will he assess
cd 70 and collected by sse Of said property or SO
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order Of the Common Council of the CITY of
Evansville. a IElICKT Clerk
ilyl-l0t volkshote copy.
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~ oifer for sale on Friday morning, July 2nd,
at o'clock, an assortment of Table Glassware to
ne sold by the box TO the trade. consisting of Mt
Vernon Dccanters, Taylor Molasses Jugs Excelsior
Diamond Saucers and Covers, Mt. Vernon. Gem
and Palace .ioblets, = pint Palace Tumblers pint,
"a quart Charleston, Scott, aud other Tumblers,
gili par Mt vernon Glasses; gallon Jars, Nap
pies, &c. Together with an az ortment Of Cents
summer Goats and Pants, Ladies Dress Trimmings,
Moire antique, Ribbons, Edging, Inserting &c
with some good Jcwelry, &c iiyI-2t
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EposT0.1' BELTI.y'G COMPANY:

AD Manufacturers of Machine Betting, Steam
Packing. Engine Hose, and all other articles Of yul-
canized India Rubber, used for Mechanical and
Manufacturing purposes.
BABCOCk * SONTAG, Agents for tho Company,
Water street, Evansville, Ind
The experience Of the last ten years has Justly
gained the confidence of the consumers; this, to-
gcther with great improvements in the quality
rants the manufacturer in asserting IL 10 DO supe
rior 20 leather, anything ese, for all belts ;
and from their long experience and superior ma
chinery, authorizes them 10 assert is superiority
over all other manufacturers; ample testimonials Of
which, from the largest manufacturing establish
menis in the New England States can be fonnd az
the agents: large assortment always hand,
and furnished Of given length at short notice.
dcIft
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- dered, That the owner or owners of Lot Is,
BLOCK loo, III Laniasco, cause good plank side
said Lot, from Fourth street 10 the Canal RTidra
on Third Avenue, within thirty DAYS from the pub
ncanon OF this notice, and in default thereof the
common Council will proceed 70 perform said work,
and the costs and expenses accr,Iinr tbe~obv al,
De assessed TO and collected by sale Of said property
or so much thereof, as will sitisfy said lien and
costs. BY orN.er Of the Common Council of tho
City Of Evansville. IFvCEF rIcrL
ilyl-ln Nolksbote conr
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STEAMBOATS,.



alV VILE PACKET, THE CH0CTAW.--
--aZs The steamer CH0CTAw, Captain
tdl sMEpLkh, VII ~ run run rssuaT'y iOs The
lo,,y a. tbe water will permit. regular packet,
between Evansville and New Orleans From her
resi speed easily make the trip m thirteen
Says and viii leave here every nfteentn Gay arcr
- danar,ure She will return on her third trip
III IN THE nth OR 18TH OF MAY.
The time Of her arrival will 5e IRON
yirksburrh and Memphis and duly announced IN
;he papcrs, that shippers may kno" ano REV upon
n't III, ,i, ndge thcmselvcs to do all in their
ner e.. ,bc interest and fame Of the city with
Srbrb th,y seek TO identify Themselves, ana thes
solicit in return from citizens such enoourasenenA
rs will make their connection Win TIE re- oiy III,
nent and reciprocally profitable Inc Ooa' Wiz
| nscsl for her support freights rs Vel as down
cargoes, and in proportion TO her recelpus ap, 81
she afford TO reduce her down ite,g ;,,ar.sf en-.
here should therefore, for their own interest, en-
aeavor 10 secure up freights from their cories
/ pondents. l. "A Ni,NA'@'
apSi-u ---------
Ut ;. MIL F.IssE.N'GER P.fc a.,
! GJe ET-EvANSNIiLE, PADUCAH ANp
o-Aii'o -. J. R. DONE, D. B. HEBRON, Mas
saySS Ey1nsy !, e s oSSck ASh
arriving at Padncah at O'Clock A. NJ oairo 2. L
: O'Clock, NJ. Tuesday and Friday hetornlng'
= NJ. and Paducah every "Wednesday and satur-
: iay at . o'clock. A. NJ. -.
!. / CtjSNECTISC AT EVANSVILLE WITH 1Hf
II I EVANSVILLE AND " -
and Packets for Green River Also, connecting al
Southland with Cumberland River Packets; az
d cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and n. LOUIS
Tickets can be obtained on board the boat fer ali
= Eastern Cities. ma-o-Is
esGO.HFORT, SPEED .N'D SIZE
p. S/TY,'' RegularSt Louis and Louisville Pack
etc, LIGHTNING LINE.
s>1sss The following boats have CON
r NJ, menced their regular trips IN ths
OF win runf6f afiA iSiS s!sds fSr.
~ ticular attention 20 all way business. Tho
ID FASHION,
CAPT. J. NJ NAKTIS,
Passes Evansville going down every Tuesday morn
- ing, and u, every Friday morning. The
. HIGHFLlER,
CAPT THos. WRIGHT,
Passes Eva nsTiIle, going down, every Tbl,s &ia,
morning, AID up every Monday morning.
LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS
Passengers and shippers can rely upon thcsi boat
cs leaving Punctually their regular days, and
ITO Meeting with all the packets running above ST. Louis
n For freight or passage apply on board or 20
ry marlT p. G. o'RILEY & co.
E1EGUL.SR Il p.S.N'STfLLE I'M
70 EeLoUlSNILLEP PACKET
ON 6=2ezs The JOHN BRIGGS will hereaftc
hSsssllSs-ooS ,~run regularly a Louisville an
~ ss-ssSssse.-ss- Evansville Packet; having exre
~ lent accommodations for Passengers She will lea,
90 Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday aft.
" IT, COBB, Master.
- mar2s p. NJ. GARDNER, elk.
an HpE GUL.IR LOUfsV.YLLE, EV'
"a ANsVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET.
in cr@- The STEAMER SCI0T0, No
R-@-iisss>-.rs twill leave Evansville every Tsics
- day at o'clock, p. NJ and Satui
ch. day al l. O'Clock, p NJ, for Henderson and LOT
ch. isvillc Accommodations excellent. JANIS
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lent candidate Tor SheriHs il tHe ciiS1iNS
'ectiOr. ---
<YROCERFEs .s.H,D PRosIsfO.No'
"EyANSyILLE, IND -,
Wue,Es,Is Department, First street first door
from Main: Retail Department, Main street. his'
deer below the corner. -,
vile and ueghborhood for their favcrs 80 freely De
slowed on him since he has been IN business ailons
them, and takes this opportunity OF introducing ~
their nctire his son, Mr. III. A. Cook, whom ne ma
taken into partnership from this date, and soiicits
for the new firm of z. II. Cook & son, acontnuah0e
of the support literally conferred on himself
H. H. Cook & Son. having taken the Dtl5ihesS
nr.misrs and purchased the whole stock OF MI VI
" Foster feel confident that they viii De ehtpieu
20 supply the citizens of Evansville with every artl
Gle tey MAY require in the Grocery and Provision
Iin. r. H. Cook & Son wish especially TO draw the
attention Of persons in the country having proeuce
Of any kind TO dispose Of to their increased iaehly
for taking OF their stock, and supplying 'hetn az
their store with all articles required in the whole
r 49,, - ~" or the fn,ure fcb2-tf
] EE'C0Ch GRE.sTH0tSE, LftE
ell stock Dealers and Commission Merchants 'ei-
ferson City Stock Landing, New Orleans, IA.
). T. Aicock.. '''''''--"' L.
oct3ln
EYU.ECHEEE = DUTtRER, CON-
,o.ns Is dec22-ly
TTCHER a THTCHELL CON-
admission and Forwarding Merchants, -. Louis
Liberal advances hlioe On Soi.SioiiNO ~ 49,
of our houses
REFER To
Messrs. AlIis & Howes, Bement & NeIc, HeHar'
& Brown, Evansville. dtc-@-iy
CEy q. TEYC8RLZ s. CO.. Co.M.nIs
n sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 10, Poy
| dras street, New Orleans.
7. c. H. fAikChii'
. my2i-ly
EsfLL, DOI,l, :; IN az ssu z. g z a q.
= their suleffoT qszrutsh We OWE a. Crescent c
Bank, G. Copeland, Broker and Banker, J. II. VI
= ghec 4 Co., and Bement Niele.
: L. H0RSBROoK & Co, Agents,
= fch2.dt Water street. Evansville, Ind.
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We keep constantly hand large stock of pop
ular brands Of Tobacco, among which are Hollands
Empress Pine Apple Twist and Pancake. AIso,
Rohcrts' and Harris best brands
Our stock Of pure OLE Bou m and Rye Whisky,
il large aud well selected, all Of which We oeT on
good terms to the Western and Southern trade.
MOCK, WICKS 4 co. Main street
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= SON, Dealers in JewcIr,

KRfTTR0EF 8 SON; Dealers in JeyvcIry,
A-S Watches, Clocks, Silver Ware, &c, have now
on hand we'll selected stock Of gold and Silver
Watches; fine JeweTy of all kinds and the Latest
styles; Yankee Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood
cases. silver table and teaspoons plated ware, port
monnaiss, gold, silver and steel spectacles, &c,
which we prepared to sell at the lowest Eastern
prices, and warrant every article TO be what IL is
represented. The public generally are invited 10
call and examine for themselves, the old stand,
on Main street, between First and Second. apo
EEeW-. ID. .neGREU. .sTT0R.s.RI u
w at Law and Notary Public. Office I'm the
Crescent City Bank Building. VIII attend faith
tuy % all business entrusted % him. nv.5O-ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SRorE6Tss .s.,.O PR01TsTo.N's.

George W. VIC Rrids will b. an indereL-
dent candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing oc'oOei
.iertiOr.
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1000 Cold ions and 90 10 10 90
Gold Lccksts, Bracelets, Brooch-s, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins, Cuf Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Eings, Shirt
Stud, Watch KEYS, Gold and Silver Thimblcs, and
variety of other articles worth from 80 cents 10
Slj 90 each.
ON receipt Of the subscription money The sub
scribers will be entered upon books oppo-
site number, and the gift corresponding with that
number will be forwarded within one week to him,
by mail or express, postpaid.
There Is neither humbug nor lottery about the
above. every subscriber is of a Prize Of val
us. We prefer 20 make this liberal distribution
among them instead Of giving large commission TO
Agents, giving 20 the subscriber the amount that
would 20 TO the Agent, and in many cases a hun
dred fold more. DANIEL ADEE, Publisher.
apl2-6m 2ll Cenfre strerl. Now York.
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a eoTICs.-cssH. cssH, cssR.

. On and after February lri, 1855 will close
my books TO all running accounts and sell for cash
only or its equivalent.
Experience has taught me 10 take this plan, be-
leyng il TO be 10 the interest Of buyers, well
90 myself shall try 10 make il object for all 20
pay cash, and HOPE TO give offence TO none by
siDg credit shall refuse oil without respect 10
person or persons. All goods must be paid for be-
fore they leave the store. If not satisfactory, they
can be returned, and will refund the money.
Also, take this opportunity TO offer my sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage with which
heretofore favored, and ask continuance Of the
same, promising TO merit the same by prompt and
fair dealing and additional inducement In prices
janis SAM. EMBICB,
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N LULINN ILLE FAIhfI.
E-Srzs The JOHN BRIGGS will hereafter
t<s..liS..oo - run regularly as Louisville and
s--sSsssges--ts< Evansville Packet; having excl
lent accommodations for Passengers She will leave
Evansville every Wednesday aud Saturday aft.
noon at o'clock, precisely.
y. III. COBB, Master.
mar2S p NJ GARDNER CIT
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EBE.TD THFS-FT HILL P.sT-U.E
A1haye on handhnd will sell at reduced prices for
Cash, good stock Of Gold and Silver Watches
Newest styles Of Fine Jcweiry, Silver Ware Gold
Pens, PoTtmo1aies, Clocks, &c. Those in want Of
any articles in our line Of business, will find IT,
greatly TO their interest TO give CALL as we wish
10 close out as much possible Of our prcFent
stock, preparatory 20 the Fall trade, and will sell
not below-but at a small advance on cost price
BITTR0LFF & son,
jys Main street. between First and Second
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


CgRDTO THE CITFZ E.S's or
ell Evansville and Paducah-i nav III. IN Iii
with the Post oifce Department 10 osiis c., tanr
between your city anu 20 49,, ~ long
80 ~. nsressity and the advantages thst Nouiu
accrue 20 both places by it, formation. ~ AZ
Termination to run this line in sood Isse ic w
all I can 10 advance tho interests % DS -. ~.
- ,srLf,,l 40 show partiality 20 neither ria,t' M
lat the business now The respective channels ls
NAV b, wrought out by the energy anu iA"N' "
their business men, ,ao,. aud nat
ronaS. Ina this adventure, and hope By s,rici asDn
ton to advance the Interests OF .ns e,r xonr two
UP a large and prontapie oaSinoo
young and hour'shins S''' DC. FOWLER. =
Y.UO.r SYRUP &c.-8o
I IL Pure Lemon Syrup
- boxes Lump Tobacco;
40 do Hamburg Chess;
cask Dried Beef;
I bbls. fine old Peach Brandy
quart Pipes Peach do'
lois do do oo'
2ouart Pipes Port Wine;
/ 3 bbls Ginger Wine and Brandies
Received and for sale BY ,.r,u,sS
TIVE E0Y-ERs OF.I coon
III Cup Of Tea.-we are nov IN recelI' On 49, ~,
choice lot az Iooee Teas, bought expressly ioi Ie
- can an. and all Samples given with pleas
: ,raor. IAN 'A' r. II. COOK son.
I D.;sKETS Nv GREIT y:l8TE II
= TX r.I- A.. T. H. COOK & Sun.
OTTGLE i-s R.s.nS-A.SOTHE FL
" arrival this day Of 10 casks. ask. at a., ,,,.s
H. H. COOK q SONS, Sole Agents
for Evansville.
40 I,.Y1ER. sHOT, CPS Az
Lead for sale at T. h. COOK soN :.
e uHIJ.UF HIFLE 20 H-DEH-%o
n eZG kegs Miami Rifle Powder;
200 kegs Blasting Povdcr; -
.He.ffLs-75 kegs assorted -sstiss hi ..-
Is, ev III. COOK & son.
OF SyO.fP-I5o boxes assorted Toilet SOAP:
he ~ $50 lbs. very old CASTLE Soap. For sale by
II. COOK son
T. DH.sTGRE $40 Gross New York Match
4. @HR for sale by H. III. COOK 6 son
E-y0R S.SLE CRR.IP-J STR.f.n r..
IL ginc, in running order, inch cylinder, 90 in
~ stroke Enquire at Myers Paper Mills of L,
:. Clarke, corner First and Chestnut streets.
sc jiy6-d&w1m
70 ~ \ NJ r. - n n
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1E PRIZE ZOE EpERIRODI.
e n who subscribcs for the
MEM YORK WEEKLY PRESS,
4 Beautifully illustrated
milv ewsnaoer

Tic NtW hOrk Weekly PrcSs IS ole OF tha largest
aud best literary papers Of the day. large Quarto
containing Twenty Pages, rSixty Columns, Of en-
PERTAINING matter and Elegantly Illustrated every
week
Gift worth from 20 cents 20 500 will hs sent 10
each subscriber on receipt Of the subscription
an.N
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-BFs4BLE 8.sLL B.sTHI.,-G Es-

eEH TABLISHMENT.--SUND has
opened in connexion with hin Shaving Saloon, sons
commodious and elegant BATHING ROOMS, where
gentlemen can get pleasant cold or warm bath az
all hours of the day, from A. NJ, to II at
night, for the very moderate price Of Is cents EACH
or five tickets for one dollar. ia5-tf
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ysCos .uI.sRs, RUILDER .1.N.D

oS C0NTRACTOR.-Sash, Doors and Blinds made
20 order. All kinds Of Carpenters' and Joiners'
Work done in good and workmanlike manner.
Shop on Third Street, between Cherry and osk
Streets myi-6mins
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Wholesale Tobacco Agency,

No. OF Vain strcr', LOUISVILLE, nv.
We now receiving oar new stock Of Virginia
and kenturky Tobacco, which We offer low to tn,
trade.
unrr ANS rnnACrn
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REH.H4I;IR kSgisE:ILLE, EI-

re- The STEAMER sCI0T0, No 2,
h~<5-llzss>>sz s-will leave Evansville every Tlcs-
day at o'clock, N, and satur-
day al l. O'Clock, P. NJ, for Henderson and Lou
isvillc. Accommodations excellent. JAMS