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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-23

STATES EMIT OF sTS,
JtNUARy 1st, 1858
Examined and approved by the Auditors of ONO,
INDIANA, ILLINOIS, IOWA. TENNESSEE &c,
IN compliance with the laws Of these States.
Cast Capital, &2OO, 100000.
CASH .Essess, S34I ,7I9.59-
Cash on hand and in Bank .G3
hands OF and due from Agents......-i2 iS2 81
Am@unt loaned GA Mortgages of Real Is
.nr leaned on pledge Of Bank stocks. 1904 g so
Bills Receivable, for loans approved col
lateral and personal security. 347
MARKEF VALUE
s., g of Hartford and ether n. L.
Banks 1900
te..ui.tcs interest on
rott As.et-. l. 7ig5o
LIsRIuIEs
Due not due TO Banks other Creditors ...none-
not dne,............. .si0,GI4
a not adjusted aud waiting
proofs. .......S3, SO
All o'i"r Claims estimated ''i..'-.. 800
Total of all liabilities .sa4,ol4
S.rAris ~ enIsaeffeUr. :, HARgroa6, Co.'S.
p,.IlT a,1@i ea 1oin.sy i, 4.,5 % pGa n Il isS @
Pha-uiN Insurance Company, anl made oath that
thc ulegujag statement hy him subscribed is true
and correct in his best knowledge aud belief BE
Gre me 9. j. HUADbf1E, Justice Of the Peace.
IT is viii; much pleasure to oursc,e, 4l,l patrons,
HAT present the above statement oi iitnces,
Ia the careful rerusaiof tie public II exhibits at
glance, the primo and solvent condition the Com
lany is in and fasties who daair, Indemnity is;,
strictly tirst-ci1ss Company VIII promote Their own
interests by fftreuizing the e- SAP
PHGaik INSURANCE Co.,
Which may he uone hy application to any OF the
duly commissioned Agents of the Company. in, the
principal Cities and Towns of the GniolI.
Losses fiirIi kdinsted and Promptly Paid
sepJl ALLEN q. .-H-NLi4uGh, Agent.
WExSs SEgs.ELE's .s.Els' BOOA,
9 EE -EEkSiLA. inst leeSiyed NJ
septl D0BELf & CONJUNCTION.
aG.gFES.-40C slEsgS, .gEE SIZES,
2 y Cotton Btttius-I2l haie- 81 iand2
Herring-itu BaNe- i'm tiue order.
tarTet Ln9in--7o Bags. Fcrsaic by
seTtiS GILBERT < E0WLES.
q &1EsN,SsAKHs.-2;' ks.Ec4s s.FE:5 s'6SE-
- FEE
toe Boxes Figs
> Casks Gtutse Gu ants.
/ CaSb fTUAts -- ---r
IL thnrns >Vii'ln. iaisji.s. ..
Cases Git4.4f
20 Bags iutei4;n
-tHl aiatt7 C,issIa.
---..j3 X - Ii t.4rh SSs.iil.
"a 80 FAKE; u. 4; t'is,t.s,.
~ Virginia Tolscr,,.
- ia!f Niio.ts Teas. JI.~; faceista iEti I-c
sale BY lsepl7l Pi'Eei"% hHos
Es.Fz.E:E Moons .x.STS III IS :. T. s.
Y 4 spien,i1 selection il Antique 1l'rcorH
and Velvet Bindings stso IN fancy wood. Ju~t r,-
ceived-by DOBELL CUNIEGTON
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&~ torneys at law, NOtarleS Iubnc ana hb.u Us
ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law in the Courts of this State,
will attend to the collection of claims in any part of
he United States, will buy and sell real in the
sity OF Evansville, in Vanderburgh 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.
fE-Uliicc Third street, opposite the Court
House. in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firm of Loclthart, Parrett DENLY;
CHARLES DENNY LUNKFNHEINEE.
octI5-tlly
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~ AKsRES FUR S-A LOT OF THE LATEST
Ell styles Capes Half Capes, Yictorinos, Cats,
etc, jHst received hy Express at
EAUTIER & MARCONNIER'S,
nnVlg 80 Main street
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TrT1E IsKsF.F.y'N EsURE sT E5E.F.y5

b if Il. town, az she lowest figure, i ntckef
Il kraEcrs. HUtt! and Cuice-hagSe kcspers, and
ali ctarrS that appreciate gou,i liquor ami IS ia
30 bu, Ii cheap, IN q1aiti sGit, cali soon i;
goes on fast. (octlIl DECKER & KRAMER. 4.
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liz prepared tG build superior PIANOS to order,
either ON the upright style horizontal style. He
will warrant all his work for three years, and
should his instruments fail in perfect and satsfC
tory execution, he will make them good. lie Is
prepared perform all sorts of work about Piano
to repair and build defective InstrumeD IS,
and put them in complete order lie will also give
his attention to Tuning instruments. Having es-
tablished new Branch of business in Evansville
he respectfully socits the patronage Of its citizens
confident that lee can give them good watk as
they procure abroad. As specimens Of it, hc
refers those who may wish to see it, 10 three In
struments in the possession Of Mr.. Christian Decker
Wagon Maker. lie is now building Upright
Piano, by which he intends To prove that that style
of Instrument be made rs durable and as per
feet in tone astre best horizontal Instruments.
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ga S.4GtR fbas.s.N'sFE FE.F.4>TS.-- EE-EE
N| agents for the sale of Usage Orange PEtnts,
# good size aud thrifty growth, aud supply any
quantity. Orders promptly attended to.
novI1 HORNBRO0K S co.
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.aW.P.gRT.N.ERSH RSHFP.-JNOJ. CHAN
M<DLER and BLYTHE HYNES have associated
themselves together partners in the practice of
Law, and will attend promptly to all business con
,ected with their profession, which may be entrust
9d to them
nGrOfice on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
House. Evansville, Ind. sept2G-ly
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CHEN wuKIN...w L. eRrArnoUsr...Jos, ciTzINGta.
We give our personal attention to the sale Of To-
bacco, Corn Wheat Hay, oats, Flour, Pork, Bacon,
Lard Sc angli
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"a EN- A.gED H.gRE sTORE. DyS.1s
" door below the Branch Bank where can he
found every thing appartainng to the legitimate
hardware Trade. respectfully solicit call from
country merchants before purchasing, to examine
s'nI this market. My personal attention will be
gwen 70 All orders. GEORGE 5. S0NNTAG.
sept6 ~ 9s7.T--
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EpE.sD THIS III EMO IRE .sF-

DIR GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES
Wedo not desire to interfere with the professional
ethics of medical schools, nor do we possess any
skill in pharmaceutics, but DIR. Graves has opened
70 our inspection mass of letters from his agents
and most respectable druggists in all parts Of tho
country, which commend his family medicines in
the highest terms They meet with avery extended
sale, which of itself is an excellent recommendation
We always feel reluctant to make any endorse
ment of medicines, but there are so many localities
where no regular practitioners are within reach,
and so many diseases which require prompt remo-
dies, that supply OF the prescriptions prepared by
Dr. Graves, commended as they are for efficiency
would prove almost invaluable In all cases Of
sickness cur first advice is to call the aid of pby-
slclan, but, ii that is mpracticable il seams 10 ia
that Dir. Graves offers remedial agents in a0ua
cholera morbus, &C. which may be safely used ss
he gives assurance that deletsrious compounds
are used IN their preparation -LouisUiLie Journal
Dr. Graves anti-Fever and Ague, anti Bilious
PURIFYING, and Cathartic Pills inaluable to
those afflicted with any of these complaints His
Ani.rican Liniment is gaining a high reputation
for healing all kinds of ailments, both of man and
BEAST aAd parents should remember that his ssGoie
Nermiluge, Is Il certain remedy for expeliap
worms from the system, gs1 "a 50 71T3
For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally.
HALrocK SToDDARD, KELLER a WHILE VIZ
BIERBowER, and LEEcH Il GARsLErT, gents at Ry-
ansvilIe Indiana. oct2-3md
NE E.sCEEREL .s.H.D WHITE FISH.
y SA-G0 barrels and hall barrels. 81
Picked Moss-25 bales,
Refined sugars-50 barrels Crushed, Powdered,
and Eefned White. For sale by
sepl28 GILBERT BowLEs.
NREsH W'OODE.N' W.aRE.-40 400
n doZ. Painted Buckets, assorted coIors -. =
100 do2. Fancy do, half size. = -
.iilOO g Cedar do, brass and iron bound y ~
30 '' Toy do, bright fancy coIors.
100 meets Tubs, painted Cedar and Pine ~ eia
so doz. Charms, red and white Cedar and striped
1000 gross Matches, round box, water proof and
common. 1 g.. -"
100 doz. Shaker Breofns
200 Z" imitation, fancy and common do. "
100 boxes Clothes Pins. r-a --s.fs ~.
200 bales Cotton Batting Stearns & Fosters extra
No /, the best in market For sale. at Wholesale
only, mt Cincinnati prices.
soptl3-3m . j. b. RUSSELL
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aElaEEHE.N, GRE.ETB0USE * E'o.,
w COMMISSION AND FOR " 4 RDI y G
MERCHANTS,
no. rs poydras Street,


HE/REEEF.N, s|Gs ss.ITEsHESE EO.,
w COMM tSSlON AND FO " y u y O
htkNltANiS-
no. : Poydras street,
Nv, MhM ~ ,.,r7,,.o ~ -
'''"
w ,i,,, ono ,,.,I. a,t.u+i,u a. the sa1o If IN,
bacco, Corn, Welt. Hay, oats, Flour Pork, Bacon,
lard, Sc, angl4
.--
IS SS HB'-GHf = E'N ~ r "a = ~ - n rs
v Tor many years chlci NiVIh III thr Hpdat al
JOHN HURLEY &Co, begs 10 o1ier his service
Commission Merchant, TO the friends dnd patrons
"i w, Slat hTtSG M tt. r : I I,,S $40,
.bit ,yith NJ /, ~ psrtI, e,Di,o ,f il,4 otl at.i
" n -. = -, r 4 A, u.,..,n q - ,-,I,r tt,,
name and 4tvle of RENTOS &KINtt 10 take, placi.
-, ~ 80 NJ 49,,
The subscriber relies for support upon he frcRds
of the old house ot JOHN HuILEA x 60, vi"
have had OpPortUn les OF experiencing thc prompt
ness and ahlhtS Win which iie at'ehhrt u th'l'
THOMAS KING,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-23

ENRESH CEES.xSs U:4RE, Se.,SSc.-2O
h dozen Cedar Pals, white, rcd and striped brass
bound,
10 nests Cedar heriers, plain and striped, brass
bound,
dozen covered Cedar Cans brass bound, sizes,
. Cedar ChHTns, brass bound,
60 plain white Cellar Pals, iron bouhd, and
hoops,
4" stout iron bound Stable Pals,
=" Steamboat Pals, stout iron hound,
20 nests stout Cedar ril.s iron bound, and II in
each HJst,
dozen largest Horse Buckets,
10 - common IRON bound Buckets,
This day received, and now opening III the finest
condition, ,hc Wooden Ware store OF
sept2i J. B. RUSSELL,
272 Main " bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville Ny.
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v,gx EST.4TE

Q/e and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, No. North
Third street, Evansville Indiana. The purchase and
tale of Reel Estate, collection of Rents, and payment
nfTaNes, &c, promptly attended to. Persons in want
Of any kind of help or employment can he infurn
ed by calling at this office. CHARGES REASONABLE
nntrlE-Lm
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1wyTyE VER FEE.U F.Ns EESE.N ESS

-M AGAIN.--ALLIS 81 HoWES Forwarding and
Commissions Merchants, RectifieTs of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds of Produce,
superior Old Bourbon aud Rye WhiskIes, and For
eignand Domestic Liquors, &c, Water street, Sec
9nd door above Vine, Evansville, Ind.
HENRY u. ALLIs. LEWIS HoNES.
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EEsHsTE hAuH,.so 1o;9 ,is zfHzs. zoR
Ej@ = ~" EgOP R.zsSX.N'S-50 Whole,
q bali and quarter boxes, for sale by
dcc2 $. p. GILBERT & co.
EeOTE, GAP, A.S.fs LETTER P.g-
Q Per--4pO reanns assorted, for sale very low br
dec2 s. T. GlLBEEI 8 co. syc..moro st. !
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upURR u. f.oEn. .Irr0R.N.Hl. = z

HHtKB n. F7WElfa. Il k'IUX XsUs-E r 4 4
-ED Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Collect
ing Agent, will attend every species Of convey
ancng, take dcpCsituis and adaVits. acll Jvy ri.
ments of Deeds, and Mortgages, in fact viii j..r-
term faithfully all business Of Attorney entriist-
cd to his care.
ss5- Office over Clarion Office, Princeton, Ind.
sept25-ly
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- NJ The subscriber has opened new feed store, in
the Shanklin building, at the corner of Water and
Locust streets, where he vii. keep full supply Of
all kinds Of the best feed which he win sell at the
very lowest market prices. He has hand corn,
hay, oats, meal, bran aud shpstuff, &c, &c.
sept22 J c. DES0UCHET.
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05.sU. GFC.u.HERs.-F E.s V'E HEl

~. appointed Agent for Dole, Silver n Fetch 3
patent Saw GUNNER, which has taken the premium
te Mechanical Fairs OF almost every State in the
Union, ana pronounced superior 10 anything made
for cumming upright and circular saws. An assort-
Inent always hand.
sept30 GEO 3. SONTACC.
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We .sCKEREI .s.,:D W:H7TE FISH

Picked Moss-25 bales
Refined Sugars-50 barrels Crushed. pov,larcd
and Refined White. For sale by
sepr2S GILBERT BowLEso
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EE0EZE BUCHETS. 20 B0ZgE.H
W Vanished Web Buckets, stout a"d we'll
made in all respects. The quality and price
such cannot fail to suit the trade. A sr
sept23 J. B. RUSSELL,
32 Main St. bet Seventh and Eighth, Louisville KY
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Mg1.Sx.Ea B00.s~7 .g.YVi ~ IS !. T. :.
Y x spen4il selecfilI il Auugue, l"roocer,
aud Velvet bindings also IN fancy wood. ,jii~t IT,
ceiyed by DOBELI q C0NIEGTUN.
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EE &sn. R. HE.N.SEB, .7TTDR.sIgK -
~ at Law and General Collecting Agent, Hem
ierson Ky. mh3ntf
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Cash hand and in Bank. A., ,5I7 IS
in hands OF and due from Agents ......t2, lS2 81
Am-unt loaned Mortgages of Real Is
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KBE.FsT,E:As OF k'.gREs.--;sO RKLS.
-E for sae by GEO. FOSTER & co. /
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MISCELLANEOUS.
KpFTTsBURG .s.1.D H.HEEA

-ES SHIP-Ihe firm of Watson, NewbuIy & Co,
dissolved Oct 1st, 1858
The business viii hereafter be carried on under
the firm of Newb,,.y x Clement, who are authorized
to settle up the business of the late firm
JONATHAN WATSON, .
r. NEWBURY, 5-
}. II. CLEMENT,
oct22 G. ). CHEEN.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
RAR. u. ~: GREEN; ECEECTEG
~ PHYSICIAN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on


Third street, u few doors above the Crescent City
Bank, where he is prepared to answer professional
calls ataII hours Of the day night.
n. Especial attention given to Surgery and
diseases of the Eve. aue8-dNw-Iyr
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ego sEHE n Px.N'G3 .V.ECEss1

$50 lbs choice Cream Tartar;
z 5d9 lbs sup. CiIrb. Soda I;
800 lbs Washing Sal Soda
10 Boxes pure Corn Starch, &c, &C., for sale
cheap by lla yICkERY BROTHERS,
roy4 No. 81 Main street
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mE R. DE L. CRGEX, FRE.1IH
AKE - TYER a Nh G(nIrPEri, -

7sH.S n g II r. 81 III n FCRE S!A5O
q EE+ GIpss fine superior Matches, unsurpassed in
qiiiy, choapDess, neatness Of packages, in
and fof sale very low by
N1CKERY BROTHERS,
nev4 54 G4 t No 81 Main street
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n y 2.
VI a,lots OF over l3,OoO Of Land in Southern
Missouri, subject 70 entry at 1917 cents per acre.
Gail and examine them at the X Z. * l. Office, No.
l, N0rti, Third street, Evansville
b octf -5 = -t C. c. COLLINS
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81 s!-LA.nPs! Ps!-sT0DUAE ERs s.
-&z THOMPSON have n largo assortment Of GeaI
ont and uJnin tlHid Lamps which tlae offer for
sale at very snia prices. Call and look ,thein.
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The c;rcsmatanees attending The production
II tho fsilouing lines are thu, related by an
exchange:
Mr.. rrsnsi. O. liy1cr. of Montpelier, VI
10 so.ncsimes influenced to write both poetry
and prose, rurpnrting to enauaie from depart.
Cd spvt.. She had one day been reading some
II ,lose predictions 10 a lady visitor, who
asked her IL Robert Burns Che lady's favorle
poet lad ever communicated 20 her, rhr re-.
piled that she Ind never been conscious Of his
presence. nor was she familiar with has WI
tipgs The lady remarked that shc hoped he
would sometime make haown Bis presence, and
answer question rhe had in her mind, which
question she did not express. A few day, sub.
..gncntly Mr. Hyzer ftli impeil,d by -pnl
it huenec 10 pen the iollpaiur, whirh, on being
Shown 10 the lady, vas found 10 be ~ appfo-
p.as reply to tho quary she I,ad in her mind
Fair lady, that come to yen
4 s,ranger.bard, IA vel ! ken,
For ye'ye known nougiit Of ms suve throagi
Tie lays I've poufd through seolias glen
Bnl when speak o gliding Ayr
o. has thorn shades and fragrant ferns,
G'ooon, aud Highland Nen fair,
Maghap yei. thiek Robert Bunis
am tie lad and Why Ina here,
heard ,he guide dame when slle sad
5lis'd Insw, ia Joyous spriul -phefe,
Ilrr,,. ,.s4.. y 80. NJ. .f...f
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". r scorr. rnos WILLIAMS, ssrfH.s.
Harrison Co. Macon county, New Orleans.
refs. Alshaula. Louisiana.
CCOTr, WILLIAMS & Co, Cotton Faotors
- ard Commission Merchants, 1877 G'avier
Stee, New Orleans.
Noy. u. 81. No l3-y
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FURNITURE

IilE undersigned, hate 10 store, and are re-
eeiyng from the North, hy every Packet
y large stock OF household furniture in Ma
hogany, Rosewood, Dak, Walnut aud imita-
;'on woods Rush, Cane aud Hickory chairs,
plain and checked mating, together, with a
full assortment Of every thing in the furni-
ture line.
Furniture packed in such manner as to
insufe t. safety fof au, distance. Purchasers
visiting the city, are invited to examine our
large stock.
E. FLINT 4 JONES,
No II anil IL, Rogai street v Oricans
MAY } II \ -aG ~
SFfsoh It WAikrA, 80 -fN.
Ma OfifaHs Ia Ucup9ts Inn
- q. NELSON & co, Commission .Nsr.
>. chants, New Orleans
Jan ~. 81 Is
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FAIR " AIMING.
Planters Hotel,

Northeast torner Of The Pubic SQUARE,
NarshaH Teas.
g. TIE undersigned having recently
III. become proprietor OF this Hotel, re.
~A specliuly Informs hts friends and the
public generally, that he Is prepared to accom-.
MEDIATE all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. The house ha, been thoroughly rem
ovated, and large portion Of the furniture
been newly furnished, Iii, table will be as
well supplied a, that Of any house in Eastern
Texas, and his charges moderate.
he stage office for all of the stage lines
running to and from Marshall, are kept at hi,
honse.
JAMES LEE. Proprietor.
March 1858. lv
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carriage Making and Repairing.

Carriage Making and Repairing.
Shop Eaa Of Poblie Square, Marshall,
Irras
HAVING leased the Carriage shop If WIN.
VI. Johnston, immediately East of TIA
public square, We are prepared to
carry on the carriage making and @9k.-o
repairing business IN its various A79
departments Having many years experience,
We tittcr Ourselves, that for uratncs> Of style
and durability Of work, Ne viii be unsurpassed
by any other establishment IN the south.
Plenty of material always on hald
Repairing done at short notice
Prices a, Icr as can be Afforded by nny good
mechanic All work warranted
Gail and examine our work ami prices
l.. GOlDlN,
II A. MANN.
Marshall, Texas March g. 500. ~
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1arshall 2ep.ub.liea.
ACADEMY.


A(Al'IsM 4.
hANING resigned the ffesdenc~ Of IL.
/ i Masonic Female inst&utc, ! take ples.
urc In informing my fnends and tie puhli.
li"t WIZ oPe"" maze se"o"'' ON NE hrst
"'"ua' H.. n.,,hti.., s ou'ndlng
~ -. -, C.i." In
- III, H. ,.L, Th Lo, IN SSes'
"a c,,..;.,,d .;,h n. ,,a,.. I:i'. 1e'
- - l., H., v..on,, Jn.,,,u,.
w" :" wy
"Ases - "ss''s. S'' - - WseA
Junior class, 1900
Middie 1000
Senior 1900
Incidental expenses per session 90
Bills due at the end OF the session
! eou,a aPpen" 'e-'' . 'e rom Inc hrw
nIe'a,' '"s'ps'o, nn e h", " .h some Of
y, ~ ,s6,r Ia m. n,onlr pj CaRnI.W'" '
w,so&,r rruAIr pysrirrrr
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TuE PLElsuR.s of HEAVEN. 49, Jeremy
Jsylas. speaking oi III. wduw OF a black
snisA. who w.s constantly labo,ing TO pro
siss III. n-cesssfies Of HE, ,tus quantity
? tray, hr character:
" l'hus she lived, poor. patient. aud re-,
sig"sd. iIsr heart was passion flower,
beAii,s within il tbs crown of thorns and
~ essss OF Chnst Her IDEAS Of heaven
we're lew aud simple. shc rejected the
Sstisics thai Il was the place oi constant
sseissty. aid not Of fcpese and believed
sAse wbts sas =. length reached il she would
~sssb - sssss. but ii, IN elv.n sl,I,e apron
Nd sjaR beaims'
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sew FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

AESsRS. WV. BnApfrrLp, 4 Go. would
vi respectfully announce 10 the citizens OF
Harrison county and the public generally, uiat
they have Just received and are now opening
a, their new stoF. IN Marshall, an entire new
and complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fallani Winter Good-. Their stock comprises
every article u.ually found in Il country store,
and having been purchased 10 the northern
make, on The most favorable terms, by one If
the partner. Who has had many YEAR, experience
as a merchant, they feel eontidcrs that they can
oilrr
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HAIRY kIsrLt a. Coon Anstcr
WELL FOLLOWED. Ga The morning ai the
2bih u''.. in the la lem school house, l25ih
. fesi, y \ a hfa va, discovered Ia nne OF
the Il 'e-. ae'i 'nddeiil, ihesmohe came pour
ing into The rooms Simultaneously with the
sounding OF tbp alafa. the principal Of the
school. VIZ. Jneob Warner, i,sned ffon, the
desk. md addressing the sehniar.. said
Now, boys. rtsulleel as lfeviaus nslruc-
t.pns. Leave tao huilns 10 order, aud all
wii! bs saved" Ia an instant. i've hundred
chlisen rose ifpm shsii ssal.. aud. with the
sans order ,hs, n Br,tisi, regiment would
march 10 charge. qnisilv, and without uu.
due sxc, cement, d.sr.nded the stairs aud
III. the burning bnl.Jiag Tho engines
were soon Oh shs spei, aui before the
building hal sustained any n,nletial damage
. ire was sx.inguish.j.
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Seutheru Furniture Warereens.
ALL NEW STOCK.

The largest Establishment in the South, at
Nos. III and I13 Canal Street
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Wet barrels, same distances, will be charged
same prices as cotton bales Dry barrels, 40 per
cent less
JAMES ~ CURTIS.
Petersburg, Dec, l4th 81. i7-im.
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Hats and. Caps.

Hats and. Caps
Moleskin hats, iniesl style,
Cns-imcrc and wool hats
Beaver hats,
Cloth, Plush eud Glazed caps,
Velvet and 'ctofsehnuc caps,
IaaO'V NlN@..
Mems iinc black cloth coats,
ta--imefc and tweed coats,
Cloth and l'iot.clolh over coats
Satlinet and Jeans coats.
Blanket coats,
fine satin vests,
" cashmere and .il'. SIS.
silk ycIsc, aud b.. . cloth vests,
" " black cashmere pants,
" colofcd do
" lneu bosom shirts.
" meriuo and SIX do,
drawcrs,
Bro drill drawers,
Boy clothing of every description.
SADDLERY.
Mems saddles, Spanish and American,
ladies saddles.
Buggy aud wagon harness,
Wagon aud pillow BRIDES,
Fine riding brides aud maringales,
Wor,ted and cotton gir,hs and cirsingle,,
Leather and rope hailer-,
Horse and mul. collars,
Buggy and carriage reins
Siiifup- aud stlfup feathers,
Bride bits AMI spurs,
Saddle aud carpet bags,
Trunks and sali-es.
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