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The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14


The PRIZE MoNEY.-The National Intel
Hgsncer says the prize money for the cap
turc of the SLAYER Echo, amounting to ST.
500 will be distributed 10 the officers of the
Home Squadron, and the crew of the Dol
phin in the following manner:
The Rag officer receives one-twentieth
the commanding officer of the Dolphin two
twentieths, and the balance is distributed to
the officers and crew of the Dolphin accord
ing to rank and rate. s
After the prescribed legal forms have been
gone through with, and the Echo has been
Hbelled, she will be sold at public auction.
Half of the proceeds will be taken by the
Government, accordidg to a special proyi-
sion of law, and devoted to the naval pen
sion fund the other half will be divided
among the officers and crew of the Dolphin,
according to the same rule by which the
per capita prize money is distributed.
Eighteen of the Africans died after their
capture by Lieut.. Maffit. For these the
per capita Of twenty-five dollars will not be
paid, but only for those who were delivered
alive into the hands of the United States
Marshal. -
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BANK oF GoLp-The following statement.
which we find in the Philadelphia Press,
shows an inclination TO return to first
principles in banlling:z @E
There is a project on foot, in New York..
to establish n bullion bank, which shall use.
nothing bui coin in its transactions It
meets with the cordial appreciation Of many
prominent men, among whom arc Martin
Van Buren, Robert ] /. VI alker, John A. Dix
aud John J. Cisco. The capital is to be ST.
600, 600, and the revenues are to be derived
from loaning this sum, and charging very
small commission, from the -hundreth to
the one-tenth Of one per cent. on the sums
deposited with the bank, which will always
be payable in coin.
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The Post Office and ats Expel

The Post Office Department has got into
most extraordinary condition 1t now ac-
tually costs fourteen millions per annum of
which some five millions arc paid by the
government, independent of the receipts of
the Post Office. The amount paid for Ocean
Nail SieamsTs, ms il AGO, $50; The other
last amount is to be paid out OF the receipts
of the Post Office. If those receipts do not
suffice, then So, SOC, 900 is TO be paid out of
the general Treasury. This, with the amount
paid for Ocean Steam Nail above, makes
S4, 26D, $50. In addition TO this is S7oO,o 900
appropriated for mail service by the two
House of Congress, making S5,6Go75o ex-
penses of n system which it is admitted
should be sclf-supporting.
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EfJ~ The Executive guillotine is still in ac-
tive and merciless operation in all parts Of
Illinois, Every man that has favored
Douglas, by q breath Of his lips, is decapi-
tated. The Postmaster st Rock Island is
among the chief victims that have fallen the
past week. As it was difficult to get sue
cess in the place, the President appointed an
itinerant railroad conductor. Perhaps by
the time the returns from the Indians, Ohio.
and Pennsylvania election reach Washing
ton the President become more plaeable.
This news may bring him to q returning
sense that his viii cannot be made tho su-
preme law of the land.
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b9@ Neither traitors nor treason prosper
with Us. Those who induced Judge Hovey to
assume thesole responsibility of meeting the
organized Executive party in the contest
for Congress, and then faithlessly deserted
him in the most trying hour of need, have
got their just reward. Their influence and
the moral weight of their characters, are to
be estimated by the vote given on Tuesday.
Some of them are skulking the corners with
aPprshensiye glances at the lamp posts.
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y HusgAan PoIsoSED By HIS WIFE.-A
Mrs Shredder, of Quincy, Ill, was arrested
on the 7th of this month, On suspicion
OF having poisoned her husband-who died
very suddeniy--has had her examination,
and has been committed for trial, in ae-
cordanee with the verdict of the eoroner's
jury. Poison was found in his stomach.
and the evidence indicates tnat liis wife ad-
ministered il TO him.
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Eg" Haubstadt Station, in Gibson coun-
ty, which has always been a sound Demo-
cratic precinct, aud usually gives a ma
jority of 22o Democratic votes, on Tuesday
maintained its consistency, aud gave So. for
Hovey. Gibson county has gone by q ma
jority of zoo for Hoyey.
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spenc err County.

We learn from Rockport that the majority
for Hovey in that township was about two
hundred and Fifty. In Luce township there
was majority of 4a, and in Grass township
los for Niblack. Spencer is supposed to
have given Hovey 600 majority.
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WARRIcK CoUsTY.--At the Boonyilie pre-
cinct the vote between Hovey and Niblack
was nearly a tie. At Newburg, Hovey had
l3 majority. The county is reported to have
given Siblaek majority of 400. "a sst
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KNOX CoUSTY-The report from Vim
ceunes last evening was that Knox had
given but Ga majority for NibIack, with
four precincts to be heard from. Reports
from Martin county, say the County win
give Niblaek 400 majority.
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GIBSON CoUNTY.-Princeton gave Hovey
46l. Montgomery township gave, Niblack
226, and Hovey ls3. 1t is reported that al
the Haubstadt precinct Hovey received a
majority of 80. Ita%
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Omitting Armstrong and Scott Town
ships, from which we have heard no re-
turns except for Sheriff, and which will not
materially EaFy the result. We think that
Judge Hevey has carried this county by
majority of sol. Mr.. Blythe goes out of
the County with n majority of s42. Mr..
Gayitts majority for Sheriff is 400.
The Evansville daily journal., 1858-10-14

nF Huntington, the Wall street forger.
now keeps the account books Of Sing Sing
Prison, smokes twenty cigars per day, and
sleeps on a comfortable feather bed in the
prison hospital.
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DUBOIS CouNTY.-We learn that Hovey
received 81 votes in Jasper precinct, which
Is the oAly Iutvsfi6vuJv uU navy
country. ta ~
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HoPE.--A curious circumstances connect
ed with the unhappy loss of the Austria,
which all so greatly feel and deplore, is the
"hoping against hope which some of the
surviving relatives entertain. The wife of
Mr.. Theodore Greek, of Baltimore, is now
visiting her relatives in Philadelphia, and
while they have no doubt of his loss, she
alone has a deep conviction that be is not
dead either he was not on board the Aus
tria { though he wrote to her that he had
actually paid for his passage) or, if he was,
that he must have been among the few who
were rescued. II may be within the knowl-
edge of many Of our readers that clergy
man of this city was among those who
left for Europe on the ill-iatcd President
and was never again heard of. His wife,
who remained in Philadelphia, and was
deeply attached TO him, never did, because
she never would believe that he was lost to
her. Eighteen years have passed away,
and yet the trusting lady--we can not speak
of her as wife. and she repudiates the name
of widow-eoutinues to expect his return.
Every day cover is placed for him at the
table where still stands his accustomed
chair. Every ring at the bell, we are in
| formed, awaken the cherished conviction oi
her heart that her loved one will return.
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@f0.H.HfSsy0.NERS SIZE 0FRE.EL
%-/Estate.--By virtue of decree IF the Court of
Common Pleas of Yanderburgh County, I will
offer for sale, at private sale. at my Cfice in
Evansville. until the 18th day Of November, 1858,
Ii MT sold before that time the following described
Real Estate. To wit all that part OF Lot l52, in
the donatian enlargement of the City Of EYarsy lille,
thus bounded: Beginning at the most Western
corner of said Lot. and running thence with the
lineoT said lot to the most NoFtherns thereo
thence with the back line Of said lot 10 the most
Eastern corner thereof. being the Nortcrn corner
of lot Isl thence the line dividing lots Isl and
l52, towaris Third street, e feet thence parallel
with Third straet, towards Tpcust street. 23 feet
thence parallel with Locust street towards FoartlI
street, feet thence parallel with TiFd street, to-
wards Luctst street, 20 fert thence parallel with
Locust street to the trent linc of said lot l5I on
Third street, thence said front line to the place
Of beginning, being the premises now occupied by
Mrs. Eliza Hunnel and others the corner Of
Third aud Lncust street. and should said premises
remain lsold after the said 18th day of November,
will afor the same at public isn the Court
House door, in Esansviile tlle 2lst Jay Of No
veTuber, 1853, at o'clock. r. NJ. 5sf - ll--
Said premises will he sold ia three srhdivisons
plat of which may 30 seen at my office.
Terms .-0ne-fourth cash one-tourth IT six, one
fourth at twelve, and onefeurth ateighteen months
the purchaser giving notes with security, isea-ing
interest, and waiving relief laws.
ASA IGLEHART,
ecf2-2wd r.-s~+ +-ft Commissioner.
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Poscy County.

POscy County. =.
Black Township Mt. Eernon) gives -
Hovey aud Blythe reported
majority of.......,................... 335
Point Township. ................... 80
Manas Township. ...,....................~ 8
1t is reported Posey has gone $50 for
Uovey. s ~
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E E.ETHER IND NNOE FF..xs-
-&%INGS.--J. FLEMING has now on hand large
and complete assortment uf Leather and Shoe Find
ingss TO " hich the attention Of Shoemakers and
others IN want Of Leather is invited, which viii he
told at as low price for cash can be obtained in
aay city west OF the noun tans. Call at No. Z. Main
street, and judge for yourselves. u 80 ..ss rs=
Las a4 LEATHER BETTING.
gSeymour's machine stretched Leather Betting.
full supply at the manufaetures's cash price. .
pct3-30td f..se J. FLEMING ~sa b..
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ALLEN c. HALLoCK,
WM. II. L. STODDARD.

The undersigned have formed partnership un-
der the style of Steddard Thompson, and will con
tinue the Drug business at the old stand of Hal
lafk and St2sdag ansst fas or Tie late nm
NaI. III. P. ST0DDARD,
NOAH S. THOMPSON. s
0,+ 1873
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E e.zRD.-HsTI.s-G som OFT TO

VI my late Partner, Mr.. p. BOYLE al my inter-
est in the manufacturing establishment, / wish to
return my sincere thanks to the numerous patrons
Of the old house. and 10 solicit continuance Of their
favor fer my late Partner and Successor
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4fo.n.nfSsx0.N.ERs saLE EoFRE.r

NAR. JOJs,Es' OFFICE .g.NrD RE ST.
JH~ DENCE on First Street, between Walnut and
Chestnut Loci
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

az YE.NI1REES.-a s& 81
AS 10 bbs. AiGm,a a---ss
10 CopparaE, r
g. Sulphur,
Ven red, ~ 5
% Is Gum Camphor, ..7 --s-E
$50 Cream Tartar.
80 coil Jute inch rope.
Go Manila Il inch do,
25 6 hemp halter rope, s-.4--s-.--f
26 Manila g Z"
q doz. Bedcofds,
10 reels cotton ID inch dc,
% bales No. l, C,annelton Batting, -se
70 boxes Star Candies,
IL boxes Diamond Starch,
20 bags Alspiee, |
~ 8 Cer0ons Carraceaa Indigo, .a1---E -.sses.
25 bales Candle Wick, ~ -,
% bags Pepper
5 Cloves,
A small lot of extra family flour. s.s
For sale low to close consignment, by
ortS WHEELER n RIGGS,
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: A Protective VARiFF.-As q single evil
dence of the undoubted recognition extorted
By the late anited expressions Of opinion IN
favorsof a itturqto thcs protective system,
we quote The subjoincd illusions of that
leading journal, the Richmond Va.) South,
which, in describing the position of the sew
eral parties at the North on this topic, speaks
-as follows $780, sassssass
.That all parties at the North, with the
exception of few Free-Trade Democrats,
balanced by few Southern Protectionists,
are in favor Of q protective or revenue tariff,
with incidental protection, is obvious. from
their most recent asowals of opinion upon
that subject.
"a very large Democratic meeting in
Philadelphia, which recently adopted sound
resolutions on the subject of slavery, added:
s.Me endorse and reafIirm the long establish
ed Democratic doctrine of a tariff for reven-
ue, with a judicious Incidental protection to
our home industry
"The Republicans of New York denounee
the system of borrowing by the Federal
Government, and call for some eomprehen-
sive and adequate system of finances. What
is this but q periptrasis for an increase of
the tariff, since taxation is the only financial
alternative of tariff since taxation is the on
ly financial alternative Of borrowing z s
"The American party Of New York pro-
poses to -sAmericanize the Government by
protection for home labor and home manu-
factures, and for the completion and protec-
ton of our established works OF internal inn
provement.s How can this policy be car
ried on without protective tariff
ss - ----4---<o-- aaZf iEE
LAwgERs IN UTAH.--A correspondent of
the New York Times says:
There seems but little prospectfor lawyers
in this country, except il be in cases which
| arise between Gentle and Saint, or between
Gentiles alone, as in all their business mat
| ters the Aornons refer their disputes and
| differences 70 the Bishop, and if beyond his
| power 10 decide, to the Council of the Church.
| There are many cases of damages which the
| Gentilee, merchants and others, would wish
to prosecute, but they consider it ridiculous
| to submit them to IL Mormon jury with the
expectation OF recovering anything. The
Mornlons object to ajury composed of wag-
on-nakers and teamstcrs, and they desire to
| be tried by their peers" which has been
so strongly set foftlfin recent official COM
muflieations, causes these who have made
some acquaintance With this people, sonlt
merriment. TIE wagon-masters OF the army
are, as . general thing, far superior to tht
| majority of the Saints, both in intelligence
and integrity, and certainly, as a class, fal
above those usually fonud in the jury ho1
in the States besides there are many Gen
tile merchants who would undoubtedly deem
it an insult to be called their peers
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500 BUSHELS PRE.uE .s.EH.
EpE.sD THIs ZEE HWo .zRE .9F-

EpEsD THIS .SkE H1EO .zRE III
IA FLICTED.
pR. GRAVES FAMILY MEDICINES.
We do not desire TO interfere with the professional
ethics of our medical schools. do possess any
skill in pharnaceutics, but DIR. Graves has opened
to our inspection of letters from his agents
and most respectable druggists in all parts OF the
country, which commend his family medicines in
the highest terms. They meet with very extended
SALE which of itself is excellent recommendation.
We always feel reluctant to make any endorse
ment of medicines, but there many localities
where ne regular practitioners within reach,
and so many diseases which require prompt reme-
dies, that supply Of the prescriptions prepared by
DR.. Graves, comm -nded they are for efficiency,
would prove almost inyafuabie. In all eases Of
sickness olr first advice is to cal, the aid of pliy
siean, but, if that is impracticable il seems 10 us
that Dr. Graves offers remedial agents in agJe
cholera morbIls, &C., which may lie safely used rs
he gives assurance that tleeterious compounds
are used ia their preparation. JoHr4,st
nr. Graves auti-Fever- and AgIe, anti-Blious,
Purifying, and Catkartc Pills inaluable To
those afflicted with any uf these complaints. His
American LiniirIent is gaining high reputation
for healing all kinds of ailments, both Of man and
beast and parents should remember that his Golden
Vernifugc,' IS a certain remedy for expelling
worms from the system, ..- =.
For sale by Wholesale Druggists generally.
HALLoCK & SropnARp, KELLER i WHILE, NN.
RyERBowER, and LEECH s CAEsI.ETT, Agents at Es-
ansville, Indiana oct2-3md
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HEsr RECEEE.Ep.


~ kkSteH EksS 4ssHSN ~ 81 kfsx kIk1
Wv plots OF over l3,ou0 acres ST land in southern
Missouri, subject to entry 1t 12l& cents per acre.
Call and examine them at fine r. F. & |. Office. Nc.
l, North Third street, Evansville.
ocfl. G. C. COLLINS
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(NPE.s9.s.6a OFB O.s.s.ETs, STR.aH
Gs%Gnotls, Ribbons and Flowers, ON Friday MORN
ing, October sth, 1873 Permit TO call your at
teiltion to my stock of Spring Millinery Goods
which have been bought under favorable circuln-
stances, and which for variety andnoyelty of style
will, trust, be found TO smpsss anything over
brought to this city. 4. B. BARKER,
First stroet between Main and Locust, opposite
the Post Office. -Arszaf oer6
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~ appointed Agent for Dole, Silver II Felch's
patent Saw GUNNER, which has taken the premium.
at the Mechanical Fairs Of almost every State in the
Eniun. ans pronounced superior to anything made
for cumming upright aud circular saws Anassort
mont always ON band. -s
septic GEO s. SONTAGG
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T57.nRICHs NETT sH0P.-TNE

&<undersigiicfi " hes TO inform the ,sz,---,-.,
fTSSksj pupil: that he has opened az
HIf5 Meat Shop on ths corner of yl<S4S
1sseGsM Market ami Walnut streets, ,s2skk=xgg..
where he will constantly keep all kinds Of fresh
meat, and would be happy to meet his friends and
customers. Please give ME n call. ~
uctl4 TnRORALD ENRTCH.
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G& SHIP.-The Firm of JOHN FARRELL Il Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, The business
will hereafter be conducted by p Boyle, who il
thorised to settle p all the business of the late firm
JOHN FARRELL.
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G-(--The Tax Payers of the City of Evansville
hereby notified that | have this day received the
Tax Duplicate of The City of Evansville, for the
year rIS5S. My Office is ON Third street, between
Main and Sycamore, where | be found every
day between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, ami
O'clock r. M GEORGE WOLFLIN,
Evansville, Oct. 6, Is5s-2wd City Cnllector
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a. that ON the 2lst day Of September a. y. 1885,
a Writ OF Attachment was Issued by me. BRACKET
Mus, Justice of the Peace Of the County of VAN
derburgh, Mt the iIisalre and upon the affidavit Of
Charles Niele, Charles Beneft and George w.
Belnent, against the goods, cha tells, rights and ef-
tects Of Jae b Dclol 10y virtue Of which writ the
following goods and chattels to Wit: barrels
Whisk, do Rye, "a do FRI nch Brandy, ~ gallons
Cherry Brandy. 10 do Peach Brandy 8barrel
Crackers; rie'es dried Besf; L@0 Cigars
boxes do: boxes Candies pair Scales l box
crushed Sugar box Citr,tiies | box Raisins
boxes lIerriRgs ream paper / sack Cinnamon
IL boxes Sartnes ; II Cans OYSTERS have been at
tached "a the property of said Jacob Delopp, and
that the I4ih dag of 0etft.r, Iss. 10 o'eIock
Al NJ, at my Office in Pigeon Township. in said
County, will proceed TO hear and decide upon the
claim Of the said plaintiffs, whereof the said defen-
dant and all other persons concerned will take notice
Dated, September 10Th. Iss's ~
sa ss BRACKET MILLS,
sept2l-3w Justice Of the Peace.
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n Comprising al the latest American and Frenell
fashions uur fall style Dress Hat is unsurpassetl
for symetrical proportions aud is equal, not su--
perior in Gursiility and beauty, TO any ever made
Our conformation enables IIs to warrant q perfect
and comfortable fit to the wearer matter Low ii
regular his head may be. Now is the time, gentle
men, to leave your orders.
YAUTIER & MARC0NEIER.s
septl1 80 Main street.
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FUST cor 'E.T .a.7s3 U:s.V.T TO


band Sacks for Sale. They suitable for Wheat
or Cats ENQUIRE at the City Mills.
oet5 ,.z GEORGE MOLTEN. Agent.
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II largest most beautiful stock OF Hats and
Caps ever open in Evansville Come one and ALL.
We will he pleased ut all times to show our Goods
and sell them cheaper than the cheapest.
TAUTIER & 9IARCoNNIER,
septII 30 Main street.
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&aW. GU.u.nE8s.-fH.sT'EsBE.s'

&y.aH- GgU.u.uE8s.-xH H.s T'E EEEs.s'
~ appointed Agent for Dole, Silver u Felch's
patent Saw hummer, which has taken the premium.
at the Mechanical Fairs Of almost every State in the
IniUn. ans pronounced superior TO anything made
for cumming upright aud circular SAWS. AnassUrt
mont always on band.
sept3o GEO. 5. SoNFAGG.
HIREsH COE.Vs .HE.GE.-Io RVSH.
scpt9o A. d. REYNOLDS < Co.'S
Ne0T SELLING OEF At COST
o. v yet, but ceiling off at an advance on cost,
chickens, egss, butter cheese, Goldfish, -four bacon,
lard coffee, sugar, rice, ackerel, pepper, srice,
nutmegs cloves, ginger, with variety # other ar
ticles 200 numerous to mention. CALI and examine
yourselves at No: 92 Main street.
:. W. yICKERY & Co.
~ CON HERE-RE.ID TINS.
-A<lf you want 10 get good Hay,
IL you want to get good Corn.
If you want TO get good Oats,
If You want TO get good Bran.
If you want to get good Crushed Feed
Ii you want TO get good Chicken Feed,
If van want to get good Corn Meal,
Ii You want to get good Timothy Seed,
If You want to get good Grass Seeds of any and
every kind, call at RCSToN Feed and Seed Store,
under the Telegraph Office. where you can he ac
cummoaated as cheap as the cheapest, and ~ good
the BEST delivered III any part Of the city free of
drayage. Recollect, at RCs1oN'S on Water etreet.
Just received, my first shipment by Canal, 100
tons of first-rate Timothy Hay and for sale
cheap. lsept2sl II. s. r.
RH .sCHEREE IND WHITE FISH.
9EA-6o barrels and half barrels.
Picked Muss-2J bales,
Refined Sngars-jO barrels Crushed, Powdered,
and Refined White. For sale by
sepl2s GILBERT BOWLES-
EEvO LOT.ERS OF q OOH TE.I.-
Il 4 superior article OF Young Hyson. just re-
ceved and for sale by A. u. REYNOLDS & Co.
sept27
ANOOD EESH.-2OO LBS. .a.EH:-
w 100 boxes fine Crackers,
$50 coils Manila Rope, e..
$500 Seamless Bags. and 81 bushels. Re
ceived and for sale by lsei9 PRESTON BROS.
KIREsH CEDAR WIRE, &C., &e.-2O
IL dozen Cedar Pals, white, red and striped, brass
bound,
10 nests Cedar Keelcrs plain aud striped, brass
bound,
3 dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 Sizes
80 Cedar Churns, brass bound,
5 !" plain white Cedar Pals, iron bound and
hoops,
Z" stout iron bound Stable Pals,
s " Steamboat Fails, stout iron bound,
20 nests stout Cedar Tubs, iron bound, and IL in
each nest.
dozen largest Horse Buckets,
10 - common iron bound Buckets,
This day receivss and now opening i'll the finest
condition, at tho new Wooden Ware store of
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asa. The Olympian games, after being
discontinued for fifteen hundred years, are
re-established at Athens, in the ancient Sta
dium, by decree of the Queen Regent OF
Greece - s
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HHeELE HUehETS. 40 D0ZE.H'
~ NarBshed We'll Buckets, stout ard we'll
made in all rcspecta. The quality and price are
such cannot fail to suit the trade. y
sult23 J. D. RUSSELL,
So Main tibet Seventh and Eighth, LouisviIleKy
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KgOOs5ER T.EGETfBLEs- FEE sR

EM ARRIVAL. @
20 Turkies. .-1s
10 Dozen Chickens.
40 Bushels Potatoes.
45 Dozen Eggs A. D. REYNOLDS co.
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NyyGk SHE, Nv E.HP0P.ED EgH.H
IL of SO acres, within eight miles OF the city
Enquire at the 4 Il. & 1. Office. No. l. North Third
street, Evansville. 81 szzss
.oetI -s-.-ar - :. ,.-.C @ q COLLINS
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