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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-25
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The Kansas Gold Regions.
LECOMPTON, h. T., )

LECoMrT0N, h. L., Sept. Ia, 1888.
Mr.. CARLILE-DeGr Sir OF course You
have, before this time, heard of Pike S
Peak" Well, | propose giving you and
your many readers, few ia, Is in relation TO
this new I'll Dorado.
1t is now an indisputabIe fact that gold
has been found there, and in no small guam
titles. saw gentleman who had Just re-
turned from the Peak to this point, with
three or four wagons, on his way TO Kansas
City, for the purpose of buying provisions
To take back to hiscompany, tn support them
through the Winter. lie brought some very
fine specimens of gold, which he had Mined
and says that he has taken out from seven
teen to twenty dollars per day, in some
places; and the more they prospect the bet.
ter they lin3 the gold. There is a train OF
wagons TO start from here tomorrow, and
another from Leavcnworth on the same day
1t is but thirty days travel for loaded
wagon from this point, allowing them to GO
a very little over twenty miles per day
There is plenty of grass for teams, and also
water, all along the road; SO learn from
Col. johnson, who has returned, as | have
stated above.
You can give this an insertion in youl
paper or not, rs You see proper. | have
stated nothing but what is true.
Ionrs Respectfully, +. Pr.
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Buchanan Democracy.

The Philadelphia Press says, according to
the new doctrines promulgated by Mr.. Bu-
chanan, the administration at Washington
is henceforth to be regarded as tie Democra-
jeopardy
This, says the Press, is the new ritual, MS
explained and insisted upon by the Wash
.ngton tHion, and the slaves that walk in
its shadow. The President and his Cabinet,
the Administration and its policy-these are
our new infillibilities. To obey and wos-
ship these is Ia 1--we; TO disobey them is to
die. a comfortable faith and an easy one.
this. Now, We DO not intend to insnuate
that the Administration can make any mis-
takes. Heaven fOrfendl We are free to
accept its utterauces as inspired wisdom
81 as apples of gold set in pictures of silver
We are ready to believe that all the eight
people i'm Washington, President and Cabi-
net, are immaculate gods that they are bet
ter than creedS, higher than conventions, and
more potent than pledges. But our difficult
" is here: How is the Democratic party 10
get ON in the event of there being no Demo
cratic administration of the Federal Govern
ment Platform gone, pledges broken, par
~ beaten, President and Cabinet replaced.
who then shall lead and think for the party?
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.Froxa KAxsAs.-A friend writes from

; >FRox-KASsAs.-Af friend rites-frem
Quindaro, under date of the 18th inst, that
in politics, every thing is quiet in the Terri
tory. The people arc busy in selectingtheir
candidates for the Legislature, to be voted
for next month. They are every where
required to pledge themselves as Free State
men, and 70 vote against negro suffrage and
negro immigration in the Territory. Judge
Wright, formerly of Indiana, has been Sc
lected for the Legislature, by the citizens of
Quindaro and vicinity. IT is not generally
thought that an application for admission as
Estate, under the Leavenworth Constitution,
will be made to Congress at the next session.
\ Convention cannot be elected and new
constitution be framed and adopted by tine
people before the first of March next. So
Kansas will remain aterritory till after 1850,
and lose her vote in the Presidential election,
which will be equivalent to gain of three
electoral votes for the Buchananites.
The writer says gold fever is raging,
that threatens TO carry off large number Of
citizens from the territory and from Mis-
souri,, TO the newly discovered gold dig
gings, which are about COO miles west Of
Kansas, OH the eastern slope of the Rocky
mountains The accounts received in Kan
sas, seem almost fabulous. Sensible men,
however, show great distrust of the storie:
told, particularly as those who bring Tho
news, bring but few specimens of the gold
Some small quantities have been brought
in, and one lump weighing f,eenty ounces,
and said to be 90 carat fine but, as these
were in the possession Of returned Califor.
mans, o great many suspect there is some
cheat in the matter. II the reports shoulC
prove true, there will be an immense rusf
next Spring to the South Platte valley anC
! Pixies Peak.
In the course Of few weeks the Wyan
dotte Indians will receive their last payment
as q nation, from the United States, afte
which there will be general stamped
among them to JOIN the SenecaS ana Othe
nations, to the South of the Territory
great many of them have already sold thei
individual shares in the lands they hav
received in the general division Of the land
reserved by the nation. As a tribe they ar
dissolved T; and the once formidable nam
of the a. Wysndotte Nation will live onl
in history and tradition the remnant G
the nation will be scattered and incorporat
cd among the decaying bands Of their west
ern neighbors. A few members OF tn
tribe have adopted civilized habits---hav
become citizens of the territory, and enjo
all the privileges of white men under tn
laws. Some of them are rich, and posses
the rudimcnts of learning.
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LS@ We are under obligations tc our
friend Wilkinson, for an account of the H.
inois State Fair; but through the delays
of the mails il did not reach us until week
after its date, when it had been superseded
BY other accounts. Mr.. W. is n dealer in
stock and judge of horse flesh. lie says
the display of thorough bred horses and
graded cattle "cOuld not be beat in the
Union" The premium for horses was given
10 Clarendon, of Sangamon county, and the
second to Glencoe, of Morgan county,
Among the agricultural implements the
steam thresher and steam pillow, that is to
reyolutiOnise farming in the prairie States.
attracted the greatest attention. Lincoln
and Douglas were at the fair and were
.. the observed of the observers" U. p.
Linder, an itinerant Lecompton Buchanan
lite, attempted 70 make a speech in the eve
ming of the first day of the fair, but it was
completely engulphed and drowned in the
numerous rotations Of bad whisky he had
imbibed before coming on to the stand
IL sunk in his throat, after several efforts OF
bis thick tongue to give it utterancc .-s'F
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THE TRIAL Of THE SLAyER.---ln the trial
OF Capt. Townsend, at Boston, which is
now in progress, his counsel will raise a
number of important questions; whether
the carrying of slaves on the high seas from
Africa to a slaveholding country like Cuba,
is piracy; whether it is piracy under any
act of Congress or treaty if the federal
constitution recognizes the carrying os slaves
as piracy and if any act of Congress or
treaty can make that piracy which the con-
stitutiOn does not recognize as such, are all
to be passed upon. 1t is understood that
Capt. Townsend will dispute the juriSdic-
ton OF the court claiming that he should
be tried at Key West and not at Boston.
He will also defend himself on the plea that
he was passenger and not master of the
brig.
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AssAssINATIoSs AT HAvASAH.-The edi-
tors Of the Philadelphia -frgus learn from a
reliable. private source. that several intelli-
gent and wealthy young Creoles, connected
with the best families in Cuba, have recent
ly been found murdered in the streets. In
every instance they have been, young men
of distinction and promise, known to favor,
or being suspected OF. fayoring liberal prin-
ciples. There is a strong belief among the
native population that these diabolieal as
sassinations are procured through the con
trivance of the government, and the motor
ious rubber and highwayman called EI Va
lencidao, who was not long ago pardoned
by General Coneha, -aid placed in the con-
fdential police, is the agent in these ont
RACES OH humanity. 5nse's = .5,.-
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Observation-Disclosures IND

VLFlOoring Mill, Sash, Door and Blin,l Nanuiac-
tory; Window and Door Frames Base Castings
and Moullincs of all kinds made 70 ORDER; Dressed
Flooring aud Misunderstanding on hand. ir
The undersigned would infOria the public in gem
craI. that they have fitted the above establishments
With new machinery, and are nOw IN Operation and
ready cSccIfe all manner of work in their line On
short notice. and in good style ANY similar
Enlistment in this part Of the country, and ON
reasonable terms. Orders from abroad solicited,
which will IL promptly lled and carefully put up
and shipped. orders from builders, carpenters, and
lumber merchants, promptly attended to. Our es-
tablishment is on the Canal Basin and CITY Wharf,
convenient to te river and Railroad Depot, aud the
business parts of the city. Dyson x WADE. .
septl0-2Ind Enquirer and NClkshote copy.
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; Cn,ss Cos..The citizens Of New Albany

- CRfA-CoS--1he ciflZenS OF -NcW-AfDduy
were much scandalized on Wednesday morn
ing, last, by a report that the Rev. J. u. Ad-
mire had received a severe fiogging for hay
ing attempted to seduce the daughter OF a
respectable citizen by the name of Green.
The Ledger says
MIR. Green had ordered SIR. 4. to cease his
attentions. This thu, Latter did to some ex7
tent in public, but, it is said, met the gri
clandestinely. Last night Mr.. G. missed his
daughter from home-He searched far-her
through the neighborhCodJf for her. She re-
turned home about taif past eight o'clock.
and upon being closely questioned confessed
that she had been at the house of Mr.. Adj
mire, whose i.ssssils-.sre absent from the city.
This <m6rniug,TStir- tTrcn armed himself
With a club and meeting Mr. A.at the gro
Gerry of ,Mr. Tresenriler, gave him a beating,
and would probably have seriously injured
him had he not fed. 49,
Public opinion is against the clergyman
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AFoRTUNs-By. the death Of Mr.. Hob
son, of Calcutta, youth now in the en-
ploy of a printer, at the Westend, is sudden
ly put in possession Of more than $780,
600. 1t is said the young man had no
previous knowledge OF his relation, except as
having once heard his mother say she had
brother in lndia.-Loiidon Court Circular.
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. ~ propose change in Our business next mouth,
i.u moving into another house. we wish 60 sell AT
COST large nImler Of articles in orIr present
stock. Wooden Ware--TJln, Buckets, Churlis,
Bread Bowls, &C. Willow Warc-lnsicts. Willow
Wagons, Children's Chairs, a.. Gltss Ware,
CrOckery, cheap DTOonls and fancy Baskets Glass
20 boxes rit(sjurgl Show Cases aud contents !;
Cutlery Pickles Deer skins, Sc, 81, win be dis
passed uf at cost for cslsli produce. W. de-
terminod to make a change in our business, andire
determined to close out these articles. -rf. -
scpt20 iH \. u. REYNOLDS & Go.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"OEPOR.fTIc.S stVIItE' FOh
oPLANK SIDEW hkS.--Ordercd, that the
owners Of lots 81, 90, 6, 6f SIS IS and 67 in tpper
Enlargement, fronting oTI Seeond street, and thai
the owners of let's and2H in block Z, and loi 10
bioek 3, also in the Eastern Enlargemest fr"htins
OH Second street, and that the owners OF lot : in
block l, Stockwell's Enlargement, fronting ON d.
vision street. and that OF Iots =, and In
block l. StOckwells Enlargement, fronting on lngle
and Third streets, AMI that tle ownyrY u lots /, =
e.+ 5, 81, s. ?, 10. IL and IL in block I'm the
Eastern Enlargement, fronting on Sixth street ana
that the owners Of lots H. 10, Ii, IL, Is, 49, 20 II,
%, - ~, 81 25ant %, in-biork TO- m tfc fourth III
krGeuient, aud lots and in block ljl, in Lanas-
all fronting GoUdsell street, and that the own
ers If lots l. 2. B. 4, a. az. SIS. ~. Al, IL, anl
ID in block l. in StOekWels Endorsement, fronting
Market street, cause the sidewalks as designated
20 be brought to the proper city Cratic, and lay upon
the gOod plank sidewalks % thu rtsfE'i width,
within thirty days rom the p'alliaten OF ihis no.
ticc. --e. -F.-s q
In d,fauit thereof, the Common Council VIII pro-
coed 10 have said work done and the costs and eX-
penses aecruing thereby, will be aseSsed to and col
lected by sale OF said lots, mu' viii satisfy
said lien and costs.
! BY order Of the Common Council f the city Of
EyansyilIc.-... a. LENt x T., Clerk. o.
sept2I-7t yoIksl,ote COPY.
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yEWOSE CPS, 8ET.ED 1T
IL last, ut yAUTIER & MARcoNNIER'S,
nj
az I'OU.N'Y FIT TURKR T.S-yUsT
%eIreceived by [sep2ol Y. ii. COOK son.
~ F.sRROW-s B.sLTI.uORR OI,s-
AIO TIERS
Y. III. Cook & Son. Agents,

Have this day received their frs. shPm MT. and will
continue receive daily, per Adams Co. Express,
direct from the Packer i'm PaltinOre full supply.
The Cans are large size and filled full All oysters
sold by us will be warranted in every respect
second to none We are prepared to furnish Whole
sale and Retail. aud Offer liberal discount TO dcs,
ere. Giye us a call. SaiiSfaction .gnaranteed or
money rrfdnHed H. II. COOK SON.
s~pfls u No. %. Vain sr-et
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us0TJf'E OF L,.sOLI.g.,rt:-.sT

e the September term cf the Court Of Conuon
Pleas of Marlborough County. the estate Of Md.
N. Gerard, deceased, Was declared pr,labIy insul-
vent. Creditors are therefore noih Il that the same
VIII be- settled accordingly, SUSAN HAWKINS,
sepflS AlfuiuStvatriX
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
IIAKTFOEB COUNTY.

January 0, 1853.
Personally appeared c. i. BOWERS, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance. Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement, 10y him sulscrib
cd, is true, full and correct statement Of the az
fairs Of said Company, aud exhibits so far as can bs
ascertained At this date its actual condition on the
first day Of January, Is5S.
Before me, IT, H. BARBORN, J. p.
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Nz oOsIER T.EGET.gBEES,


- g Eggs, ..r I'D ".. .C.'
10 bush. Sweet and Irish Po.aters,
Also, Hamburger Cheese
sent q FL A. D. EEl HOLDS & Co.
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him 10 deny, in the most explicit terms. that hc
has been induced lay amy one to come out "a candi-
date In order to draw OF votes from any one at the
other candidates lie his fellow rtiZrns that
ID, is running on his own hook, and fUT himself
alone and Ia suhscrre u0 Other n.iB's views. He
can neither be bought or persuaded To- play second
part 10 any other candidate
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Hpo0.us TO R0O.Ms ron
-NaEu. u.OoDE.N.H :gHE s~0al

i HaEg. WOODEN HAZE STORE,
. v LOUISVILLE, Kl.-Ihe sni,~rriIrr has
/ ttlhished new Wooden and willow Ware store for
! tha safe 0f Buckets Tubs, Chnrrs BIpcms. Baskets
4 Matches, Wooden Bowls. Cotton Batting, Wrapping
Paper, lothcs Pins, wash boards. &C., at hocsalc
only. q which lac invites the attention Of country
merchants His stuck Is all fresh in the Il order
AMI appearance, aud much superior 10 similar
uclcs found i'm other stores where various kinds &c
goods kept, aud particular at tention Is paid
to this branch of h'ISincss NV arrangements with
manufacturers such, that ! can supply every
thing ia my line ~ low they eau Ia pur I1Scd in
! Cincinnati JOHN II. RUSSELL,
] scptl5-.Im 372 Main street between 7ih aud S'h
NIST KECEFI-ED. - P.Bah RI -
- Philosophy /; IaAiucir's French Ceurs" Woods
/ Class Book 81 Botany iIiichcOck's Gcoio-y Bul-
I lions English Grammar Greek, do. Latin do :;
Greek Reader batin do; Chemi-ty; Bcriti'- init
| 81 states fitcs Physical Geography Warrcn's
i do; arrcns Common school dc Mitchell do !;
, Methodist Hymns Spoilers and Readers, in great
} variety D.
septl5 G. T. WHITAKER.
ENREsH uOODE.s' H.sRE. SEQ
~ d,z. Painted Buckets a. .grted.coors.
100 doz- Fancy 10, half size.
100 - Cedar do, brass and iron hcaud.
-sE - "a. Toy do. BRIG ht fancy coIor~.
l n rI1O nests Tubs, painted, Cedar and Pine
20 dog. ChuTns, red aId white Cedar and striped
reio gross Matches. round box, water prouf and
common. +-fs
LOO dD.. Shaker BroomS.
200 =. iiaitaiion, fancy and comIhOl -.
100 boxes Clothes Pins.
30 5aics Cotton Batting, Steariis fo-icf extra
No. j, tle hgSt ia market. For SALE "a Wholesale
/ only, 1T Cincinnati prices.
a,ftiS-3m j. b RUSSELL.
Ir-i'-.i i.-.r., 372 Main street I.oli,'ile. Ky
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Total Of all liabilitie.

Total Of all liabilities - ...... -. go 90 !
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford CoNN
Hartford County. q - 'Jartzlsy Il, ISIS.
Personally appeared II. KELLOGG, Secretary Of the
Phoenix Insurance Company. and made oath that
the foregoing statement by HIM subscribed is true
and correct in his best knowledge aud belief. BE
ore me. q. j. HOADLlY, Justice ofthe Peace
Ii is with much pleasure 20 ourselves and patrons
that we present the above statement uf our finances
to the careful perusl Of the public Ii exhibits at
glance the prime and solvent condition the Com
pany is in; and parties who desire Indemnity in a
strictly hrst-class Company, viii promote their
interests by patroRizing the
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.,
Which may be done 10y application TO any Of the
duly commissioned Agents ~ the Company, in the
principal Cities aud Towns OF the Union. 80
losses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
sep,l ALLEN G. HAMMOCK. Acesf
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5. No liabilities TO Banks or others,
due or not due
6. No ---es adjusted and due.
. Amount Of losses either unasjl 40 40. -.
> or adjusted and not due )Si'i'0o "
2. Losses la SUSPENSE waiting further
proof, included in the above.
10. All other claims against the Com
pan N.--..-.... sol II
II. The rule of the Company is not 10 exceed
$1,000 in any one risk, subject TO loss by single
fire. 49, 49, -
IL. The amount insured ia a city or village do
Ponds upon it, sze--generally all the desirable
risks 10 De had; subject to- the rule above named.
IL. The amount insured in any one block Of build
ngs depends upon its size and construction, subject
to the rule above referred to.
IL. No part Of the Capital or earnings If this
Company have beeE deposited in any other state as
security Tor losses therein and no such deposit is
required by any stat. except Indiana from which
State the Agencies Of the Company were withdrawn.
a this Company entertains the opinion that ms
tire Capital and resources pledged for the equal
security Cf all its Policy holders, and should
main. Under the opinion Of late Attorney General
of the State Of Indiana aforesaid, prOnouncing tho
law invalid and void, Of the Agents Of this
Company have resumed their office and continue %
transact the business OF Insurance ia that State.
And this Company will recognize ali its Policies
issued 10 any party parties in the State Of In
diana valid and Of binding obligation, and pledges
itselfto faithful performance Of all such contracts
Insurance, whether so held by reason Of the pas
sage Of the law referred TO not.
4. B. BOWERS, Secretary
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LN.N.OTHNE .A.EM. PEEU sT0RE.

Q n The subscriber has opened new feed store, in
the Shankun building, at the corner of Water and
Loctst str,ts, where lac viii keep a. full supply IT,
all kiiisOf the bestfecd, which he VIII sell NJ the
very lowest market prices. lie has haud corn,
hay, cat, meal, bran and Shipstuf, &e.,pSs. 81. 3
sc;H22 J e. DES0JCUET.
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.- ST. Louis, Mo-, September = laos.
We. the undersigned citizens "a ST. L,us. de- most
chccriully recommend, and hesitate not 90 certify
Ia the into gritty, uprgbtnesS, and general rnS
duct Of GEoRSE CLINGER, Esq. We have known
him for several years, and in the mean time have
had several Transactions OF bu-ire>s with him, ia
which Ne have found him upright and fair. ia
dealing.
We. therefore. recommend him To- the suffrage oi
lis fellow eitizeus of Evansville. anil huge 10 soc
him installed by yOIn choice, gHI sl-nen, in the Of
nee which Won called upon o. il by yyur VOICE.
Goodwin, Murray a 60. GoodiUI Willard, -
Thomas a Papin, MityrT & hover.
Thompson a White, T.. 4. * j. x. filley,
BtrclayS Shields, ". r. Wuruau Co.,
Mayer krus & Mcistcr, Bennett and ThoniI son.
ssut-lM
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HpUsEDx.,'G .rfTERy.yk. 10000

HDCfLDE.NIp MATERNAL. 10000
-AS Lights assorted sab.
orDpors assorted sizes.
100 pairs Ncnn. Shuttrr-.
go bVNes Window Glass,
$40 Kegs White Lead.
bhls. Liusecd Oil
. 4, ~ LbS.i Crmcilt. 81 Is -GR7sA.tH LH
20 Plaster Paris. For sale by 81
scpt23 ORR, DAZEIL a Go.
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EpE.s.N,Os EoM I:.-CMREsTE.E...

EDEs.N'0S ECH S.gzE.-CH.ESTE.g.G
Il DECKER. N!ieclri-l.l, GA Third street, near
the Court House, has Three very superior. rich ton
ed, and highly finished s4io-, built in ils city hy
German builder, Niio ic~ Woflcrd in some of the
best shops Of Eufc,c, which D. offers iur sale low.
lie has had these Instruments bui!t 10 encourage
stranger 20 establish himself here, and introduce
new and important branch Of manufacturing The
Planes are warranted for THREE years, AMI viii bc
kept in tune for gne wear, gratis. II the In>tru-
mcDts fail in any particular, the buihler viii Dee
here To make his work good. lie doses not hesitate
To say the lnstruurtsfs hc offers fully 0qWl %
any That can be brVcgi,t here, and IF Gar citizens
will bat try them, their superiority VIII overcome
all PT,jadive- eisanst home PRODUCTIONS. Thee
wishing 10 rur,i.a-e, AMI chose who t'r-ir. soc
what can lac dsHe 81 oar own city, are invited 20
cailgnd examine them. isertGi &. DECKER.
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10000, t 1rs- rnh"n An-st
- hush Irish Potatoes.
- +" Sweet
- Choice Onior~
lpct1 10. oug ey's Hams. E
3,On - IaeoH Sids.
0n /" Shoulders
.Jn Bar,n Pork.
i;asins, CurITints and Ctrup.
1860 feet Patent Safety Fuse. Received per
Z. g. r. Il, by d@plSl y, VI. COOK \ son.
AoEH' ORLEANS sI'G.sH. - 25
Mohsscs---loo barrels and hall lSrrcls
Geluent--Co bbls. fresh. For SIDE ly
spills .- GILBERT q BoWLES.
I5I0R.ffCO. = 100 BOXES s.sD
~ caddics. Of pound half pounds. IS. Twists, 2c
rneifiIta 70 very flu. -virgiiiio.
~ ttsI.-A inrge' andfali a. 'ortmsnt tffvortc
brands. Dor safe low By .-
seIlls GILBERT =. BoWLRS.
xe.sfLs.-4Oo HEGs,. HI SIZES
ov Cotton Battng-l25 bales 80. land =. III
1Ierring-1eo Boxes in fine order.
Carpet Chain 80 Bags. . For sale lay
septis GILBERT q BON LES.
E1EE.N.Fs.-sO E.FLfss .fss0HTED,
n latest style. i' ~ -- lfs 7-a
. DELAINES. 20 '.at --.
. Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Paci-
~, rich handsome patterns. ~ PEI -'
10 Gales Brown Sbeefings and shirtiHgs. c''i
49,. .r.. u ..sr - FLANNBLS. 81 p. sf.9f ..l
2o Bales Red, Whit and yellow. - -..-
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CHECKS AND STRIPES 70 't
) Cases and Bales assorted. .a lsfo-ra- ~
BOOTS AND SHOES. ..7iJ o-l.--.
800 Cases as.orte,l 81 sefst> 90 I-l.j lstf-
20 CAGES. just received and sfor sab. az reduced
prices, by lsePtlsl ss..i. kEENE ~ PRESTON.