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NEW ARA EMIT!
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUFS
Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
M9aE SEg

II Ia ~.
VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE.
GEORGIA, ALABAMs
MlSSlSSlPPl, LOUISIANA,
AhkANSAS, acd TEXAS.
THROUGH TlCKETS can b. obtained At IN,
6kEAT SOUTHWESIERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE. corner of PeInsylyHnia avenue and SD
street, washington, On board of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Page.or at the once of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandra,
RtehGsond, Danvilie, Lynek59rs, BrSs.sI
hno1viHe, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga
Nashville, REatsvTiLe, Grand JuSesi0s,
Memphis, Montgomery anS Nsss OTISzns,
By direct route, and continuous railway counee-
tons to Memphis
Auorolng greater H12tdifien and ConlTcrf and
ueng over 40 1stIss SsoytsS by any oIher rOut
Inc steam FRS boat George Page leaves the fool
oi1th street az 6s h m, for Alexandria where see
soGs ors tax the cars for Richmond GhaT,ottsylIs
stanton, White Sulphur Spr,nfs, II oodstocs = a :
ano ~ ~ p an. Tor RIch;.Und and al pnlrts sIth
phs. ~ Nioi4
:, BaIssfe Wagons and Omn,ssses leave the OF o..
Pa, avenue, a. O'Clock 4. m. and D. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
-aen-I Washington.
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United STATES NAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lssss, sad Without Pailssys
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
ksfslsr Sailiss Days, stl q sosk ef...I us.t,.

SAbrIoN.-So many frauds and irnoo- zzx~
sltlons OF VARIOUS kinds have been lately <&E<k
SeInetrated on travellers DO n nd TO 4 Stzi81h
s,snt 81, ,ns. INC .posSrlssI the oniy authorized
I.n, II ZIG CITY OF nov York, feels Il his duty
canton ali persoEs seeking passage TO CalIforra.
lind Ire true ofce Of the StesI,b mus os essetq
"a 6ive, VA fansma Railroad, al no other cahce
mn Msr orb 10 authorized 20 engage passage.
which Is At III WIZ osy one once N New YORK
fronting on the North River. Al the sssd Of me
III Opssrys nv slrn over the door
isls ). w. RAr MOND, Agent New Yorf.
i ne rAoific pan PANYss STEAMSHIP COM
One of the Steamship OF ta,s Comnsp,- osr,,iu.
1ns Uhlted Siates Mail ler AcAPUEn. -<rfsss
IensmA tw Ice each month. he arrival s<<k4S-ee
OF me United S.stes Mkil IS PAM 3 steamers,
when leave New Orleans and New York reEe4Gs.,
On Tue oth and 10th OF each month with Il mAif
ma Ma passengers, Connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These Steamships have been inspected and sp,,
~ ~ the Ns's department, Md .stTanty Sssa
The faS:na Railroad q, mule. lOr,, is now con
s.eo irrnl 90, AZ 20 oeesE and as crossed Ia ur
New YorS th.olr 10 san francisco. and Sasscns ss
sTs embarked at Pnnama by steamer al the con,
covers all ex penses ofthe trip.
kescrse steamers are kept IN port in Panama anCs
81, ne sep. 70 prevent detenlon Of Accr
having occurred IL eight years
r,ys =, IeSye Panama the same day they 49,
Conductors 20 tiiroush by each steamer. and tsks
s ensfSe OF women and children without other pro-
,s s., .a,ousa tissst: a, tn. lowest nate. app, e
RAYMON !. --or 10 ARMSTRONG, HARRisS
CO- New OrleAas,-og G. l.. BARTIETT, Bos-
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the very liberal support he has met With ard hopes
ny strict attention to his profession to merit con-
tinuance OF ther patronage, a. :
y: u. w. WISHES to inform the public that he has
made great improvements At mis- Gallery. which Is
wen warmed and made all snug for the Winter
season; On hand, good assortment of Cases of the
latest Designs. for Chrissmas presents; wv
no "a -dtdec24 Sl2 r street, near Wiards,
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UieoAllAnNoua.

n OOK AT YOUR HANDS AND EEET.-AH
IL in want Of GLOVES or HOSIERY re7r
earnestly requested to call and examlne one hIMO
Of the iarg est aud finest stocks IN Wash,ne INV I'M
ton, comprising every quality and styie, justly
Imported TO my order. Call and look. II you
40 NOT wish $ R 9pSSSfi;Ns s s. r,...a p,,..,
corner or 9Th 1T and Pa av.,
no 50 eotf bet. Browne ard National hotels
CLOAKS AND CLOAK CLOTHS.
~
We invite the attention of the ladies' 10 new and
choice assortment Of BLACK CLOTA CIRCU-
LAR and x RAGLAN CLOAkS just received. ell
cash.
We have also just received large stock Of Beaver
and other Black and Colored CLOTHS for Cloaks
Giro 1lars, Basques and Dresses, to which
especial attention. as bought them extremely
ohesp, and will offer crest bargains.
III Ore price only, marked In pain figures. from
winch We cannot deviate.
- CLAGETT MAY,
no "a cow Corner Pa avenue and 9th st.
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TNHE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
=, The best COUGH SYRUP IN the world is
HARTSHORNF'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
TAis srticle l. prepared By chemist. and il uro.
nounced by medical men, and those who have use
Ca.dryh, bronchitis, Hoarssnsss, Sore fRroas
rom cod, and preventive Of that lion of dis-
eases, CoaSHmptto1. - ~
, Persons who sing should use it. It is pleasant to
the TASTE sotens, clears and ems the VOICE
vents taking cold. N w
III Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81 Sold b, ali
dHi;asSists In washington, Georgstswl and Alexan-
or,a - 800. - Oe p-ff a.
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The ASSESSMENT IN PHILADELPHIA. - The
Philadelphia Ledger says:
The Board of Revision have completed the az,
sessment for 1859, and the amount of taxable
property is represented to be Sl53 900 600 real
tate, and 90 6a7 $50 personal property-makinp
an aggregate Of &155 ,697 $50 This is an increase
over last year Of about 81, 600 600 The number
OF taxaoies this year Is set down at 1903 $50 de-
crease of 3 100 since 1858 This decrease In the
number OF taxables is found In the ma nufacturipg
wards, and doubtless results from the reyuI,ion
OF business within the last year, (which has driven
ment f-N'
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PORK chemieaI yiew orit.

DR.. Wienland, Of Cambridge, just before
he sailed in the Vanderbilt, on a visit to
his native country, Wurtenburg, left a
pamphlet in which he has undertaken an
expose Of the terrible dangers which attend
the use of pork as diet. The note of warn
ing, has often been raised, and still thou
sands Of pounds of me4kty pork are eaten
weekly. The immense quantity of pork,
most forlly fed, which is received from the
West is especially subject to measles or
tape-worm and the allied troops in the
Crimea, suffered greatly, in consequence of
the article which was supplied to thesa.-
The measles in pork are "nothing but the
tarrae of the common Tuenia soliaa.,"
which, when taken into the human stom-
ach, develope into the full-grown tape
worm, and reach sometimes a length of
twenty feet. As these larrae seldom lose
vitality in the cooking of pork, they are
eaten unconsciously in large quantities.
Butchers, says DR.. Wienland, sell measly
pork with full cognizancc ,of its condition,
and should be restrained from doing so by
legal enactments.
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s. No liabilities to Banks others,
due not due
6. No losses adjusted and due.
I. Amount oflosscs either unaf iusted 10 oce &C
s. or adjusted and not due N1'' W
9. Losses in suspense waiting further
proof. included in the above.
F TO- All other claims against the Com
lilliS f,cul Il
II. The rule of the Company is not to exceed
$1,000 in any risk, subject to loss 10y single
fire.
Il. The amount insured in city or village, de-
pen,ls upon its size-gcHerally all the desirable
risks to be had subject to the rule above named.
13 The amount insured i'll any block of build
ings depends upon its size and construction, subject
to the rule above referred to.
IL NJ part of the Capital earnings of this
Company have been deposited in any other State
security for losses therein, and such depast is
required hy any stat: except Indiana; from which
State the Agencies of the Company were Withdrawn,
as this Company entertSins the opinion that its
tire Capital and resources pledged for the equal
security of all its Policy holders, and should
of the State Of Indiana aforesaid, pronouncing the
law invalid and void, some of the Agents OF this
Company have resumed their office and continue to
transact the business of Insurance in that State.
And this Company will recognize all its Policies
issued to any party or parties in tie State of In
diana valid and Of binding obligations and pledges
tselfto faithful performance of all such contracts of
Insurapce, whether held by reason of the pas
sage of the law referred to not.
c. B. BOWERS, Secretary.
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The First Newspaper fn America.
The first newspaper that ever was pub
lished in North America, made its appear
ance in Boston, on the 18th of September,
answering to the present 9Th of October,
1890, so says the Boston Olipe Brunch. Its
publication caused a prodgious excitement
in this village, for we were but a village
then, or collection of hamets, rather, of
five or six thousand inhabitants), almost as
vivid as that which followed the other day,
from the announcement that the Atlantic
Telegraph had been completed. The Legis-
lature took the matter mp, denounced the
sheet as contrary to law in its publication,
and asserted the grand principle of censor
ship as determincdly as it could have been
done in London then, or as it is done in
Paris now, Louis Napoleon himself could
not have made greater row about news
paper than was made by our worthy pro-
genitors. 1t was a little quarto concern,
with only three of its pages in print, the
editor, if such q beast of burden it had,
having run ashore when his work was only
three-tourths accomplished. Only one num-
Der of this journal is known to be in exist
ence, and that is No. /, and is in the Eng
lisb State Paper Office. 1t is supposed, and
very reasonably, HAT it died in being born.
1t was published by Benjamin Harris He
was patriot and was sG--in the pillory in
Charles lis time, then no uncommon
mode of rcwarding patriots for the part they
took in promoting the general good. So
that our first newspaper publisher was a
man~of some note, having attracted royal
attention, and occupied ut the time a high
position in the world 1888
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nsn Major Cnllcn. of Indiana. now an lin

nsa. Major Cullen, of Indiana, now an In
dian agent in the Northwest, received, not
long since, 100000 in specie, at st. Louis,
with which to pay annuities, He placed it
on the Ohio and Mississippi r. r., together
with two guards. On arriving at the juno
ton of the Illinois Central road the Agent
of the American Express demanded that the
specie should be subject to express charges,
amounting to S135. The Major resisted
and the boxes and guards arrived at Dun
leith. Here posse was collected, consist
ing of Freight Agents, Express Agents and
their employees, aud the specie was held on
the cars for the payment of the S135.-
Finally the Major ordered his guards (who
were yet in the car with the boxcs) to throw
them out of the window to the platform he
then drew a revolver and summoning the
guards he marched off with the treasure to
the i" Grey Eagle, on which boat he made
his way to St. Paul.
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Srop THAT BoY1 The North .4laba,,,ies,,

Srop THAT BoYl The North 4laba,,,ia,t
says: a cigar in his mouth, a Swagger
in his walk, impotence in his face, care
for nothingnesS in his manner. Judging
from his demeaner he is older Ethan his
father, wiser than his teacher, more honor
ed than the Mayor of the town. Stop him :;
he is too fast He don't know his speed !;
stop him, ere tobacco skaters his nerves,
ere whisky makes a beast of him, ere his
pride ruins his character, ere the g lounger
master the man, ere good ambition and
manly strength give way to low pursuits
and british aims. Stop all such boys
They are legion the shame of their fami-
lies, the disgrace of their towns the sad
and solemn reproach Of themselves
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Poor Kate.
The Havana correspondent of the New
York Express relates the following:
SOME time apo. a youno Cuban of this CITY

The Havana correspondent OF the New
York Express relates the following:
Some time ago, a young Cuban of this city
went to New York, where ne gave himself
up to the enjoyment of '1ife" In the course
of his peregrinations he met handsome
young girl, whose name was Kate JOY. 1t
was not long before he made love to her ana
she reciprocated. Rumor says that their rela-
tions were more intimate than good morals
would permit but, on her part, at least, 1t
appeared that they were all in good faith and
prediCated upon an intended partnership for
life for better or for worse. Alas for poor
kate 1t has been all worse and no better for
her, and her Joy, which was only in name
departed forever. Her lover returned to
Cuba, ostehsibly to attend to some business
but | much fear with no intention to return
and redeem his promise of marrying her.
For awhile they correspBhded faithfully, and
every steamer carried the most ardent anna
tory epistles to one or the other of the lovers
AT last no more letters came from here
Poor Kate screwed and serrowed, and wrote
and waited, and watched in vain There
was no letter, no message, nothing SFon lin
her heart adored. 81 a few weeks ago she
resolved to come to Havana hersef and see
what had befalen her lord When she arriv-
ed here she sought out his family; but en-
quiring with trembling anxiety for him found
that he had been dead for two mouths, and
was then quietly sleeping in the cemetery.
The blow broke her heart and she deter
mined TO leave this world to join her betroth-
ed in another. SO she took dose of opium,
and was discovered one morning dead in her
bed. a dagger, a box of opium, several
miniatures, and Il bundle of love letters, were
found among her effects, which have been
taken charge of by the authorities.
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E BETTY. III. D.oEFYcE E .s.,D

~ BE.&TTt' III. D.-OFEFC II .Y.ND
S-E eResidence in MIR. CaldwelIs Buildings, ON
Locust, near Second Street.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage given TO him
last summer he has returned to Evausyille with the
'iseisn of becoming permanent citizen, and
pecttly offers his professional servces in all dis
eases acute chronic.
While Dr. B. regards the scientific use Of water us
the Febrifugum Magnunl, lie nevertheless nses al
the safe remedies both Of the AloIathc and Ecct
Schools adjQncts, sliscarding all injurious and
poisonous medicines.
lie would call the attention of the public TO the
following -zs - ---.z
SPECIALITIES.
CASCERs-Remoyed without the knife aud perma-
meutly cured.
BRONCHITIS AEp COssUMPTIoS-Treated .y the
new system of inhalation of medicated yapors, as
sisted by valuable expect0rant syruls.
z DISEASES OF TIE EYEs.-Persuns who have had
their eyes burnt with various kinds Of caustcs,
ceyiDg little benefit, viii find it to their in
terest to change the.treatment. -.. .
FEMALE DTsEAsEs-Nill he treated with reinarka-
bic success. Various new remedies will be used as
the Magueto-E Electric machine for diseases
&c, &c.
The subscriber has choice assortment Of pure
drugs and medicines. w nes and raudies for medi-
cal purposes Unly }, and the most popular patent
medicines at retail Persons calling for medicines,
and paying for them in the office, NAV have medical
counsel without charge.
re Physicians prescriptions both of the Aiu-
patlric ami Eclectic Schools carefully prepared at all
hours. a. BEATTY, NJ. D.
mYl4-ly
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ETV:z.s,SEILLE PAPER HARE

ETV.z.S'SE.xLLE PAPER H.7RE-
EIhouse.-We have now on hand, and offer on
liberal terms, well assorted stock for printers and
bookbinders, among! which We name
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well as colored Printing Paper; plain Cap and
Hose fat Cap; Denny, Medium, white and colored
Cards and Card Boards, which we can have cut to
any size; Post-ofice paper, Manila Wrapping
Printers Ink, &c. We also beg leave to call the
attention of dealers to stock of $500 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross of Bonnet Boards.
The highest market price paid for Rags.
jyI TESNEY & S0RENSoS.
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T5gYFEYTT fgT.T R Y-Sy!y!--ITg TefIIie uf

x tery statements made III advertisement in
another column, about the .'New York Betting
Cos Vucanized Rubber Betting and Packing, it is
only necessary to say that the editors of the SCI
ENTIFIC AMERICAN, in a long and elaborate
tcle i'll their columns (Which every reader of that
invaluable paper has SEEM recommends the New
York Betting Co.'S Betting above all others, and by
way Of a ciincher they state that they it ali
their presses and machinery.
This Company is wealthy, and am authorized to
guarantee the ARTICLES made by them equal, if not
superior to any other make.
The rapid sale of the New York Betting TO our
largest niachinsts mills, and factories Ito men Who
judges and cannot be doceved) is sufficient evil
ence Of its value but the testimony of the Sciefi
tifc American can't be set aside by disparaging
colrretitor. ssNuff ccd''
just opening the eighth shipment to me of Belt
ing since summer, for sale at Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES S.sWELLS, New Store,
dec3 Opposite j. Fl. LIaghee & Co.'S.
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Ngn. A sick man, slightly convalescing,
recently in conversation with a pioas friend,
him upon his recovery, and
asking him who his physician was, replied,
"Dr.-, brought me through No,
no. said his friend, "God brought you out
of your illness, not the DOCTOR" " Well,'
replied he, 81 may be he did, but l am GER
tain the doctor will charge me for it.
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CHE Daily 9unrnal,
PUBLISHED BY
Y. CARLILE.
J.. II. THAYER.
JNO. H. AIcNEELY.
UNnER TILE FiRAI OF THE .-
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
TERMS or FsgBscREPTFO.N.

Daily Paper. 90
:" " MAILED 6 90
BY the week payable to Calrers ............... 10
Tri-Weekly 90
'Nethty 2 W.
g -st g Clubs of 10 ................. l 90
Be- The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
TO their own Immediate business, III their nalnc
and all advertisements for the benefit of other
crsons, well as legal advertisements and advcr-
tsements of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name of other persons, sent i'll by them, mast
bcpaid for at the usual rates.
gsa No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society, association or public meeting
and no Communication designed to call attention to
any matter of limited Cf Individual interest lie
inserted, unlesss paid for advertisement.
Ba. Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
discontinued unless order to that effect is left at
..hc Office, and whom discontinued in less than
year, the price of the whole year will he charged.
ns Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
lisle at the expense Of the attorneys ordering, and
not defayable for legal proceedings, but cocctahle
1t our usual time.
Our terms for job Work and transient advcr-
sisements are CASH.
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Ia
9A 'atq seteent Of the affairs and condaioa Of the
HONE INSURANCE. Con,pa"y III lie CITY of Ne,r
IoEk, on the s3lst day OF Deceiaber- 1897.
ASSETS
Cash Balance in Bank 900 Sc
Bonds and Mortgages (heing first lien ON .-
Real Estate worth at least SS9l O0Ol m 4GO GOO 90
Loans ON stocks, payable on der nand, fnlar-
ket value of securities, 1858 GG7 .....li,n $50 IS
Bank Stocks, market value( (........... II 600 90
Real Estate, No. Wall street, (the office -a
OF The Company 67,GOi Y
Interest due ON the LIST of January. 1858,
(of which S12,625 3has since been re-
eeircd 1875 9S
Balance in hands Of Agents and ia course
OF transmission from Agents on the 3lst
2iGsl 75
(Of which 1857 81 has since been re-
ceivetD.
Premiums Que and uncollected on Policies "a
issued at Office. 2Os7 50
Total .ssl 213 81
Outstanding Losses 3Ist De-
cember, 1851, estimated at..S39,4I0 0I
Due Stockholders OF account
of Seventh Diyidend........... 1,700 90 -.r
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RRa. y. N. GREEN, ECEECTFC
COEEEN'S' RF.9E EST.ETE
INV Il RgV' P.g N'FERSEEEF.-JNOJ. CHAN 7
RADLER and BLNTHG ILl NES haye associated !
EA AE.N.8T YES SEU.YME.N:HEE.nER,.9T-

kH~ tpTneNs at law, NotilIItS uDlC anu neal ES-
ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law in the Courts of this State,
will attend to the collection of cllms in any part Of
he United States will buy and sell real estate in the
sty of Evansville, in Yanderburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally and will perform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. lots and farms always for sale.-
German spoken by member Of the firm.
B5~Ofiice on Third street, opposite the Court
House. in the rooms formerly occupied BY the laUe
firm of -LoekIart, Parrett DENLY;
CHARLES ENBY..................JAC0B LUNKENHEIMER
octl5-dlV
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81 fO.1L: CO.SL!. CO.z1:':--''JOS OS1kCE
u WILL -AND SHALL BE D0NE.H--I have
just erected Fairbanks Scale, for the purpose Of
weighing my coal. / shall sell my coal by weight.
according to tle law of the State. L have large
stock of superior quality of Pittsburg Coal and in
wife all my friends to give me call and try it, /
have been eighteen years in the business, and pro-
ess to be judge. The price Of coal is 90 cents per
buscl. All orders left at the Gas Companys Office,
between First aud Second, Locust street.
HornhrOuk's Store, on Water street, at my Coal
Office, at the iamasco Wharf, will lie attended TO.
All coal must BE- paid for when ordered in baukable
currency. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
-2r,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

g STR.ETP0ya: EKY'ERk' .s.N,s
OF o Sale Stable, Second between Main and To-
Gust Streets opposite the Cid Presbyterian Church,
Evansville.
The undersigned has large and commodous
Brick Stable with sheds for carriages, and is pre-
pared to take horses by the day, week or month
His customers may be sure of having their animals
well and carefully attended to- He refers 10 the
following gentlemen whose horses he has had long
lime under his charge.
lie has also a number of good and safe horses for
the saddle or harness, with number Of new aud
comfortable burgcs, to hire. Orders for saddle
horses or buggics, will be punctu@lly attended TO.
Refer to G. e. Keats, Gas Office c.. r. Bcment;
j. S. Gavitt, Ex-Sherifi; Cyprian Preston.
octl2-ly J. STRATTON.
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sg The report that the Hon. Tom Cor
win was going to Illinois to canvass for Lin
coin, proves to be false.
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REFERENCES:
Il. S. Howard, Evansville, Indiana; Allis & Howcs,
Evansville, Indiana; 4. NJ Phelps & Som New
burgh, Indiana; Minor II Hadc, Ncwburgh, In
diana; H. d. Newcomb Il Brother, Louisville, Ken
tucky d. 5. Benedict Il Son, Louisville, Kentucky;
Thomas Diuforth, Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co, New Albany, Indiana; Il. Simpson II Go. :;
New Albany, Indiana; W. IL. Catn, Henderson,
Kentucky; r. c. Beverly, Henderson, Kentucky !;
James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Bank, Jefferson
vile, Indiana; Merrctt Campbell and Co.. st. Louis
Mo. jy3I-1y
EEaKLHE.N, sIRE.ETFYOESEs IS TO-,
~ COMMISSION AND FOR w \ Il DI G
MERCHANTS,
No. Is POydrns Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.