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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

THE STATE OF THE FEDERAL TREAS
uKY.-The President has sent special
message TO Congress. cpIling its atten-
ton to the imperative wants OF the pub
lie treasury. He says:
On the l9-h Of May, the Secretary Of
the Treasury estimated that S37 900 900
would probably be required for the first
two quarters Of the next fiscal year,
This does not include such amounts as
may be appropriated over and above the
estimates then submitted. The proba-
BILE deficiency cannot be ascertained till
all appropriations and private bills shall
bs finally passed. He recommends
Congress to provide the necessary means
before adjournment. The failure to do
so would be disgrace which SHOULD not
fall on the couatry. IL will be impossi,
bile for him La nScertain- the auannni re-
quired before. Monday lie repeats the
statement in his annual message that he
ives determined to approve no bills
which he had not deliberately examined,
and adds that he will not depart from
this rule except in extreme Cases He
asks postponement of the time Of sd>
journmsnt for brief period, for reasons
stated. He s,ys he will not detain Con-
gross an hour beyond the time necessary
to ascertain the total amount of a?pro-
! priatious. hA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17
The Fourth Of July.

II our citizens have any intention OF
concentrating. this year, the apnive.-
ssry of our National Independence. the
time is very short to prepare for it. We
hear Of no general movement for the
purpose. These celebrations Of late
years have been chiefly left to the pub
lie spirit and patriotism of the fremen.
and we presume if We are TO have al y
public demonstration this season. the
mossment must be inausura,ed by the
FIRE department.iA As we are at the com
mencemont Of an exciting political can
vsss, there will be no difficulty in gei-
ting any number OF public addresses
II we can do no better. let US have a
grand mass meeting TO have all the as
pirants for the sufffages Of the people.
define their positions and principles.
Judge Niblack might DO invited to give
On account Of his stewardship. ard Judge
Hovey TO exPound the true Democratic
principles of popular sovereignty ana
the lesser lights, who are asking to be So,
up in humble positions Of public trust.
might make up some pleasant and anus
ing interIudcs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

@The reduction in the amount Of
the Imports Of foreign goods in the last
Eve mouths, compared with the ssms
period last year. is upwards Of $50 900.
900. Ia the port Of New York the fall
ing off has boon abou, $4,000 .000.-
There 10 consequently eighty millions
less foreign goods in the county, and
eighty millions less indebtedness than
existed last year. The principal falling
off in exports since April has been in
the amount Of spctie shipped. These
facts explain the rapid accumulation o.
money at the great osnters Of trade,
which is kept there comparatively idle.
There must be, ere long. a movement to
employ 1t in some way 10 make IT prof.
table. A soon as the vast amount OF
boarded specie is set free. trade and
speculation will receive a sudden and
Extraordinary impulse. The disasters
Ut the season begin to excite spccula-
tions in breadstuffs which will be rapidly
communicated to other subjects OF trade
when the excitement is once started.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.
BUCHANAN AND DoueLAs.-A letter


BUCHANAN AND DoueLAs.-A letter
from Washington says, IL was hoped a
few days ago that there was to be C, s.
-satioo Of hoslilities, on the part OF the
Administra::on. as asains, the ID, mocrais
who stand with Douglas. Wise, anu
Walker. This was Mr.. J uchanan's
own wish. He cannot fail to see that o
great Overwhelming mistake has been
made in making Of Lecomplon test
upon h,s best friends- He was ready to
cry "quitsy and TO call off the hounds
..le, loose, like SO many 6enas, upon the
gallant spirits who have toiied for him
end yet who could not give up the prin-
cipie of 1855. N, the command OF tx
IRENE Southern men. Bot this expec-
,ation il not 10 be realized. Every event
transpiring around me convinces me that
the war is TO 60 on (; and il the Office
seekers OF Illinois, at their Convention
held TO ignore and discard the rrgula:
Democratic nominations in that Stale,
persist in inis flighiful insani' then. aud
In that case, there viii be no sbcsthine oil
.the sword. .Tbose who have Gown tho
wind shall reap The whirlwind."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

A Coop SwIMMKR.-Caption Smith.
of the scboo ner Sheppard A. Mount. at
Philadelphia lrnm st. B,rts, reports that
on the Goth May he came CO deck a,
$50 A NJ and found that his son, a lad
of Ia, Was missing. A search Of the
vessel SHOW Cd that the lad was no,
abotrd, and it was concluded that he
must be overheard. when the vessel was
put about and beat back over The cours>
she had sailed. and not until IL O'Clock
was the boy discovered and picked op -
He was swimming manfully. and had
divpsted himself Of most of has clothing
He alleged that he could have sustained
himsclf Tor two or three hours longer. =
There was heavy sea running at the
time. and the wind was blowing . mint
knot breeze. .Iff
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Mr.. James NJ. Lucas was

AIR. James NJ. Lucas was re-
moved from a small post Office in Clay
county few days ago. The Terre
Hau,e Democratic Journal says:
The charges Of inefiiciency and Of
circulating anti. AZ minis,rstion docu.
msnts were made to Senator Bright by
what may be termed dyed in the wool
Black Republican. These charges, we
understand, we're communicated to a
prominent democrat in this district,
who recommended his removsl, in which
Mr.. Bright cDcurrsd, and, therefore, his
head rolled finn the block. The gentle
man appointed in his. place, in conse-
quence Of theindigna,ion Of the citizens
of that place aud vicinity, refused to
serve. and WIEN mis- Commission came
sentit back. This is hice business for
men to be enssed in who arc Jealous in
preaching hamony -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

Three challenges have passed m the
senate within aeek or two, orieina-
ting in most sbdispi6 and aisgrucsiui
y .rsopal vitnpera'ion. which would have
.iycu the parties o good title 10 the cpl
,hels OF rowdies OF black guards ia any
csuvass upon the STUMP, on the Western
borders A letter ifvm Washington oil
the l2ih inst says: 49,
Senator Gwin has challenged Senator
Wilson. lie sent him nole by Nc.
Fitch o. inSisua. AR Wilson replied
by ci,ingto him bis reply 10 Mr.. Brooks.
To The effect that Gueilins was forbidden
by The laws aud BY The naiured conyic-
lion o! his whole life. Mr.. Seward aud
other Senator'S are striving 10 arrange
the difficulty, ant will doubtless sue
coed.
The following is full and accurate
account OF the language used in the de
ba st night, which gave rise. TO the
challenge. Mr.. Wilson had made u
speech in reference to the expenditure
OF the q ,vernment of CALIFORNIA;. Dir
Gwin, in reply, sand tia, he had heard a
StSdt utai VI uSm"EOo tSb q" 49,. 49,
with the expenditures in ca iiornia. Mr.
Wilson asked il he inicuded to apply
;he word demegoeueism TO him. Dir
Gwin declined to explain or reply.
Mr.. Wilson said 'rhe Senator de
c!ines TO answer Very well. l say e.
hin that demsgpeism is better thar
thieviny. had rather be a demsSogut
than a thiot." tt
DR.. Gwipn inquired ii the Senato
meant to apply his languages TO him or {,
the officer, OF the revenue ia California
Mr.. w lson said that he bad no cx-
pl naiuns lo give the Senator from Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Gwin then said, "If The Senate
means to apply tina, term TO me, be is
calumnlator and scoward. -, 49,, 80
The President called both gentlemei
to order, when Mr.. Wilson rema kc,
that what the Senator from Culiiorni
said did not change the record.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

Some months ago, an Italian nam
cd Csncemi, was caught 10 an act OF
burglary On New York City, by a police
officer named Anderson. The thief, TO
aid his escape, shot Anderson dead on
the spot. The act was witnessed, 10
the imperfect light OF the morning. by a
man in, the street. The murderer es
csped for sine. but was arrested. aud
on his premises a large amount Of prop
crty was found. supposed to be the fruits
Of robberieS. On his first trial the jury
could not agree. a second trial Wac in
process last Friday, when the principe !
witness for the prosecution, the man
who saw The pistol fred by which Az.
derson was sillcd, and VINO positively
idcotifies Caucemi as the man who fired
it,stated that since the previous trial an
attempt had been made to "settle With
him." as he expressed il in other words,
as ID gould seem, to buy off bis tesii-
mony by the payment of large sum OF
money, and to induce him to go to Cali
fornia. The witness pointed out, us
having been active in this negotiation
not Only the prisoners counsel, Mr..
Blankham, and Mr.. Cristaduro, who
takes a great interest for the prisoner.
L.
az the witness. and who was at the very
time sitting as one Of the jury before
which the case was Oh trial.
II is no wonder that juriss so offer
faifto convict on the clearest testimony
when by some sor, of management, tn,
accomplaces and abettors OF the prison
es Get into the jury TO try their com
paniou. l-... ..r.-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

OF Tho Stockholders Of the South>
ern Illinois rail road. from vincennes to
Mound City. held meeting GU the LIST
instant. and passed resolutions declaring
lack OF confidence in their presieen'.
Asa R. Butler. Esq. The resolutions
found but three dissenting voices. 1t Is
said that the difficulty has arisen from q
disagre ement between Dir. Butler, and
the Mou I'D ciiyites.
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jan LANE.-A letter from Lawrence.
Kansas, says that Lines wound is not
serious. The ball entered the back part
or the leg jus, below the knee, and went
up, lodging near the knee tint. From
It's course it is evident Lane was nun
ming at the time, and had this leg raised
He must have been running ve:y fast.
for he lower part Of the leg from the
knee down must have be, n almost OF
quite parallel with the ground when the
ball was received. sf.,tn 49, 5
Stevens, lawyer from Mansfield.
Ohio, says that he saw Lane the " be-
lore the shooting happened. and tina,
Lane told him he was gong to shoe,
jenkins.
Lane bought the shot at store in
lawrence a few days before. and said at
the time that he meant TO shoot jenkins
with il IL ever he came on the claim.
The axe was found about rod from
jenkins body. II. had laid il down
after breaking the gate with u. and wss
entirely unsrmsd when Lane shot hin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

The latest mails from Syria
bring accounts Of the robbery Of the
annual caravan Of piIgrims to Meccs
by the Bedouin Arabs. The vast army
Of devotees from every Mahomedan
country, had left Damascus and started
upon its long tedious journey through
the Desert, when a horde Of Bedouins
swept down upon j., and robbed the
multitude of every thing worth TAXI nS
1t is supposed their booty amounted to
several millions of piasters. The sacri-
legious act had excited the wrath Of the
Turkish government, which was taking
measures to give assistance 10 the pill
grims aud punish the robbers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17
o.y- AT the last accounts the Missis

OF At the last accounts the Mssis +.
sipqi was several inches higher at Mem
phis, than it had been at any time pre-
vious this season, AID the water was ris-
ing at the rate of two inches in day,
with the heavy food yet to come. The
Memphis pupers say that few inches
more will carry the water over the levecs
and inundAe the whole country on the
Arkansas side. and the ruin aud suffer-
ing II will create. Is fearful to contem.
plato.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

Bear 10 mind. gentlemen, that Lyons
still continue to receive fresh supplies oil
Devlin's nice clothing. and Is constantly
making up the largest and most desirable
sty les of garments to order.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

Woolsoy & Nelson will sell this
morning. at IL O'Clock at the corner Of
Main and Third streets, two good
mulee. express wagon and harness. COM
plete; also. two working donkeys.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

The railroad bridge a, Terre
Hau.e has been saved. though ESQ feet
of the trcstle work on the west side was
carried away by the food. with three
car loads OF iron on ".
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

- z. II. Cook q Son. have just
received fine lot Of extra Qaisly sugar
cured hams, for which they are tho sole
agents, Coz the city of Evansville.
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The Warrick county Agriculture

- j ne Warrlck county Agricultural
Society proposes holding mass meet
ing on their Fair Grounds on Saturday
the Bird Of July. Three distinguished
speakers have been engaged to address
the pnblic at that time on Agriculture
and kindred subjects. The citizens Of
adjoiping counties are cordially inyitcd
to attend.
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Abstract


Statement Of the Conditi0B If TIE CI7'Y
FIRE INSURANCE C0HPAgY If
HITJord, January Ii, lass.
NAME AND LocAIIos, ...-s
The name o. hi. Company is the CIR FRF is.
IS located az Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPIrAL.
The amount Of its CAPITAL Stock IL one hundred
and ffty thousand dollars The amount Of its Capi.
I'll Stock paid up Is one hundred and fif'y thousand
Cash in hands OF agents crd oshcr persons. Is, 70
B9nas Sw nsS ~ the CGaSspssi.y r,s;.,.
Central railroad Company, paying semi
annual interest VI 10 per cent. 100000
gag gage c On Rssl ES salgs 'seu'sa " nO so
Loans On collateral secured 10y 59l shares
r. ,I ssnE \. S.sss: aad ~ osasT ssosks and
All other securities are
Ga Shares Bank Stock 81 0sno0
h hosss ssse fnisrest i sSiss
Office Furniture Observation-Disclosures. Sill
Total Assets Of the Company -, sl?, ,o7a.Js
liabilities,
Losses adjusted aud not due. sS,77s.09
bosses unadjustei aud in sus-
pense, waiting tor further s-r-..r
All other cIaims aeaiinsi the .
Company estimated. i,iaJ.0e
Total liabilities. ..... si3,570 .eO
Tho greatest amount insured in any risk IS 1000
The srea,est amount allowed 70 be INSURED IN any
one City, Town or Village, varies according ~ Its
size and class Of property.
The greatest AMOUNT allowed TO lie insured in any
one block, varies as in the preceding.
No part OF its capital or earnings deposited with
any state or s''eaS SeerY ID Gr iSi sri Pes.
u. BRATNARD. seey. fff,
jeli -6nosdAw
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Great Sale Of Imported Brandies at

XE-E viii sell at our store on Main street, Sstur-
w day June 18Th Dext, at public auction, ss1Np
worth OF irst quality and genuine imported Brandies,
IN and = pipes and Preserved Fruits in glas jars.
The above were sent us from New Orleans
sisnment, and are OF superior quality, aud IgDpric
tors OF iafrocns and ccifectiuners are invited TO
colse and eSanliL g. = - -.
The goods will he sold without reserve. FERNS
cash. TOR all sums under 10; for sums over that
amount god baukablc paper AZ sixty days will he
taken. - -t-t - DECKER x KRAMER.
N, u. Consignments are solicited. The money win
be promptly paid over soon saes IRE effected.
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A Gard.


a CALLED meeting Of the Journeymcn osk
fA Coopers Of the cry of Evansville, wa held
May -, ts5s. The meeting organized by elect.
ing President and Secretary. .... = o.
The object OF the meeting being stated, Mcsrs. Tea
man, Sherwoad ard lcf were chosen u dram resoiu
tons The Committee retired for short time and re-
turned with the following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That We view the course whIch the
propretors Of the Machine Shop ot this city pir
suing To break down the regular Coopers diSholIor
able, unjust and uncallel fug.
Resolved. That We viii use sii honorable means
in cur power 10 put down any attempt at monopoly.
which u desgns 10 injure badness in this city
RESOLVED, That inaSmuch as tho proprictoSs OF
said Machine shop, while Il vas in course Of cree
ton pledged themselves To sustain the regular price
OF cpopeTage I'm this cty. and that Immediately after
starting, they rui the price down 90 cts the bar.
rcI, therefore, have confidence in their sense
Of honor.
RESOLVED, That We invite the sopers that are
gagged IN the said Machine Shop II this present time
TO quit there between and the FIRST Of June, and
they viii be furnished with herths in the regular
shops, and that after that time we look upon all
conpcrs that assist in the mandatory Of coopsr4ge in
said shop, SCABS and that We viii not send
20 work in shop that they may get employ ment
in.
On motion of Mr. T-amsn, II was voted that the
above proceedings be published in the daily papers OF
this city. FRANK SHOOK, Scc'y.
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cREATATTRAcTtoaat.

FENfIE undersigned propose 70 sell their C0AII
miles from Evansville, teeethyr with seven hurried
and seventy acres Of land, Of good guilty., well
the center. u nclth ani south direction. within
few feet OF dc mouth Of the coai pit The coal vein
with an IN, tools necessary 70 operate with duzef
miners, ceal cars and machinery for hosting with
Ss ais ss s tSs sc e mule .s sgs for
towing on The canal. The bc;t 4 capable Of bringing
down hheen hundred bushels al load There Is on
cosn crib, set Of bac xsmts tools, enough to
last the STICK TIL the new crop CONES in. Alo,ali
corn, snd one % ros,iccs fhe i5cscn one II the
on rs er on e sns Z s Essss aG
The esS,r i for sss rS Of
chaser prefers the undivided half, and possession Civ
70 nnei =, ne, Fer particulars inquire cs Esa
Emory IN Evansville. Aiso, Aliens Bxchmge,
je7.ivdSwtf RowLEY AMogY.
"A eric CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
a d9z Scythes and snathcs, various patterns;
DO Scythes and Cradles do Do;
90 ESng Handled lay Forks
boxes seythe S''ne'- = Eoi T. Ia so q 4 SONS
ilN10WERS, Reapers and Tireshers Of various nat
IVA serrs and sizes. for sale at :, 60,
uaRfEp rRuIr- :
~ 100 6asbsls Dried Apples; = As1ifoai,r I
For ssleat oo y In COOK sous.
! jei0-iSw t..5e Z t.l..s. AZ GotiEts
w HIRE LEA Al keSs pure White Leal,jns
:" - = WHEELER l. RIGGS.
4 lust EECEIyED-- fr.r aInHsh 81
l - Is reels Cotton Rop':
4 80 hales Candle Wicking. lrr e4ft- Pr
70 DO Cotton Irvine; fr -- II.
30o gross Matches. In store and for sale by
| .,..., -rl WHEELER q HI6GS.
nOORs AND SASHA large assortment OF Pan
! - q Dvors, and assorted sizes Window sash.
store and tor sale low by WHEELER x RIGGS
I SUNDRIES-
10 IN tie.ucs Rice; 81 tf- 81
81 bhls. Wilmington Tar;
10 10 Powdered Sugar; t-r--
10 do Loaf dos 80 d
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CARD.

rgNuE undersigned respectfully inform their Gus.
n TONERS and frien'ls, llat in anevrdance with the
uebrcsy custom, they will transact no business
SATURDAY, the Jewish sabbath, aud will close their
store, every Friday night ut O'clock, until Saturday
night at the same hour Anil Instead of doing busi-
meas on Saturday, they will attend TO il on Sunday.
The hands employed by us in tailoring will take
notice, AID hrng in their work ON Monday, which
a. INsPAcnER * co.
irI- -
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OF The French papers have adopted
the word telegram, aud now announce
news by "telegramme."
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TO-DAY,S ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

WANTED.
PROPOSALS to build brick stable and wVodshgd
aud large cisern. For particulars call at Office.
jei4-iw 1GLEHART & Antilles.
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aBARyEST TOOLS = =
H Is doz. & ing'd Grain cradles;
40 do Grass Snathcs; r--
80 10 Hay Rakes;
. DO Grain Scythcs, waldren Pattern;
p do Grass 10 do;
5do De Casice Willard;
10 do Sickles;
II do German Scklcs; -----
) gross Scythe Stone. ss4 u
J In store and for saleby
je5 ORR, DALZELL Il co.
GSuNDRIES ~ RI II
- ksgs y bags .: No. I, 2. ., Z. Shot;
~ box Hamburger Cheese; ef
800 bills kanawha Salt: So. I. .s--s
- boxes Wheat Starch; 1898 E.r---.
% hlf bzs do; 49,. - l. II.
p dox. Of genuine Shaker groomS; ,.
~ doz. fancy do $500 eslH -
Received a;sd for sale by L. x D. uEINANN
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JUNE APPLES,

NHyE arc prepared to furnish good ssyune RED,
w App,es, by the barrel, to any who may wish
barrel. A D. REYNoLDs s CO. :
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IN 30 bis. Plantation Molasses;
o. DO Syrup II do; asa
~ hlf b5ls. Syrup do
Just received and fVr sale by =. 80
p WHEELER & RIGGS
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that l. as Administrator
at public auction the End day Of July, 1885, at the
late residence Of the deceased in Union township, The
PERSONAL property, Consisting OF yoke Of oxen,
Que horse, Que wagon, cattle, cows, hogs, farmine
utensils, household furniture. &c-
Terms OF SALE for sums above three dollars. crcd
II Of six months on security will he given.
JAMES VI. CARSON,
jeii-tsd&w ADMINISTRATOR.
Buggics! BnggIes!!
UST received by Aliis L. Howcs, fInc ass"rt
- mcnt OF Eastern open aad covered BnggicS. For
sale low for cash. ALIIS q II0WES.
eel
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a ): EMbICH's an assortment Of Musquito Bar
RACES, Berage Dc LANES, chalIis, Robe De Quiies,
Prints, Dc LANES and Prints fnr busters, nuster
Nitts, Lace Capes, Grape Shawls, &c &c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-17

The best single Thread Machine in the market.
A general assortment OF Sewing Machine Silk
Thread, Needles, &c.. &c., constantly on hand.
nyIi.sm wv. sELLMaN, Agent.
HIRkCI0Us STONES, a fine lot, just received and
= " BwALpKIRcu,s
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Uncurrenf lfouey

a LABAMA, Tennesse, Georgia, Carolina and II
"A in-s notes. taken at par for Groceries, or bough
At small discount foiSash, by - 80
mvi5 -. -sf ! Sycauore st. near water.
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Sale OF EvanSvjlIe ms. Go. STOCK,
Mocking Birds.

NuccopNICK's Mevcr ard Reaper combined,
w for sale At 4 COOK SONS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-31
NUMBER no
HARNHss, FRuJNlyKEIs. :.

SADDLES. HARNESS, TRUNKS. &c.
WHOLESALE &. RETAIL.
B. SHEPPARD, No 1SI Main St. corn er OF Union yif
y continue to keep on hand large cOuiplets as
ort1ent OF all his line, consisting Ladies and
Gehlensn's Saddles Pine and Coarse HnIkessf TrrrfS
'Gless Sarps Bass satssels Collars amss Whips,
would respectfully call attention stock aud tTSf
Of the public patronage. - = II
All kinds or repairing promptly done. an,EIp
manner. j. N SiIFpPIRn - y
Sep2O s1i.. a rsrs fsy9a- - FiaI iIsir Il, 10.