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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-24
River Items.

Aaafeais ASp psr.aruass-rHo 3"'ri"rs.ws"
~ s.f rftt a'cLhg rnrRspAY 81.
80 ARrers, Cincinnati To- New Orleans.
- kentueky, Memphis to Louisville. .te,l
Ark. Traveller, Ark river to Cincinnati
Anglo Saxon, Pittsburg to ST. Louis.
NelnOtte, - do Ia do.
Henry Fitzhagh, Gin ;nnsti t. Arb. tivrr
Gfeenyie, Evansville TO Green river. ~ /
II. o. Tyler, New Orleans TO Cincinnati
Southsrner, Louisville 20 Memphis.
Bracelet. Bowling Green to louisville.
The river at this point is swelling slowly.
Business on the wharf remains quite dull,
witha scarcity OF freights.
The Southerner passed down Yesterday
afternoon with good trip.
The Bracelet arrived from Green river
last evening with good trip.
The Charley Bowen, Capt. Dexter, leaves
to-day, on arrival of the ears, for Cairo and
intermediate landings.
The new steamer now laying at the foot
of Walnut street is I've named the Gen.
White. She is almost completed, and will
e he ready 20 make her trial trip sometime
during next week. The boat has been built
q by her owner, Mr.. Webber, and is a crsdita-
bic specimen of workmanship. Her ma
chinery was manufactured at the establish
meut of KratZ K Heilman, and fully suStains
the reputation of these gentleman for superb
or skill in the manufacture Of this Kind OF
and will no doubt, prove quite clipper in
the way of speed. When finished, she viii
have good cabin accommodations for passen-
gers She will tie in charge of Capt. Chaun-
cey, an experienced andcompetent bostman.
Green River il her first destination.
We learn that the Greenville was attach
ed few days since at South CarrolltOn, fol
debt. - -
The A. o. Tyler, which has been a " aiting
the rise in the river, AT Mound City, passed
up yesterday. -r
There ia about eight feet water in the chan
ne! from Cincinnati to Louisville.
The st. Louie RsPsfbticaR OF W ednes,la
saws - Tie river swelled more in the q
- hours ending atldark last evening. II Ina
risen i'm alffour feet.
80 Cumberland river was rising at last &c
counts, with prospects OF good nayigabi
river.
Al Pitfsburgh the river was slowly fece
ding, but II eoutinusd to rise slowly At Gin
cinnati and Louisville.
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go George Miller was arrested 10y Off
Ger Aaillh, yesterday, anu tfieu before lie
corder Mcbride, on charge of having sto-
len from the distillery OF John A Reitz four
bcer-cocks, one key for stop-cock, four han
dies OF slide valve, three stuffingbox screws
- eone pump, and n lot of copper pipe, amount
.ingin yalns to S5o,25. lie was held to bail
10 the sum Of $500 in default Of which he
, was sent TO Jail. - .-ir,a q iltr
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TEE SEDUCTION CAsE IN MADlsox.-Re

TIE SEDUCTION CASE IN MADIsoS.-Rey
W. Fl. Sheets, charged with the seduction OF
Miss Eliza Ann Allen, with a promise to
marry, was brought up before the Mayor OF
Madison on Friday last. The examination
Of witnesses did not close till Saturday eve
ming. Monday was spent in arguing the
case. The Mayor bound Mr.. Sheets overto
the Circuit Court, and the Reverend gentle
man gave bail in 81 900 for his appearance
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Tux PRISONERS AT MAGESTA.-It is re-
ported that the most of the prisoners taken
4 by the Allies at the hattie of Magenta were
soldiers Of Hungarian and Italian regiments
who laid down their arms .witheu, any
pressing necessity. This Circumstance is
entitled to consideration in estimating the
future chances OF the war
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BosIoN. juno 23-p N

Returns Of the recent vote in Maine irdi-
cate that State all to the Aristook railroad
had been refused.
Z The SUN Of Sl75, 600 has been subscribed
blythe merci,ants Of this city for the purpose
OF establishing Southern steamship line.
\ meeting will soon take place for the per
mant organization of the company
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---I ~ auGU STA, ia, June 23--p n -i
The Democratic Convention 1T Warren
ton nominated AleX. e. Walker, formerly a
member of the Georgia Legislature, in place
of the Hon. A. II. Stevens, declined, as Gao
didate for Congress. f.#
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WAsnIxGrny Inna oa-I

The opinion among gentlemen connected
siih the diplomatic corps is, that although
the Governments of Europe not engaged
IN the present hostilities are DESTROYS of a
hoped-for peace, the complications are SO
great that there is an almost impossibility
of preventing general war. In such an
event, there is no doubt that Russia will ar
ray herself with France. .g
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DIR. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerly &C
cupied by DIR. kiyett, I'M DR. Bray's building, opp"-
site the Pest Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens Of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and see the speei
mems on exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed and arepleased with his work,
shall be attended 10 with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without "A seam crevice. Nothing will be
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCH
WORK has but two seams in a full upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily as they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial and
cheeks that sunken De restored 20 nearly
their original contour.
lie also makes the ust;ii sty les If plain and sim
pie gum tooth work gold and silver plate-and
Also the Cheoplasti, work, which l. much liked 10y
those Who have used IT, IL has also two processes
fer extracting teeth wttirVut -si..a ir.iala
injurious iscts arising from: THEN usathe InnsI
sl-iicAte have them applied with perfect safety.
Sss Parents viii consult the health and beauty OF
their children 10y having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry Rud
health Ia thos" invaluable organs.
re take pleasure i'm introducing Or. IIass,
formerly az Lafayette, Ind, my Successor 10 the
old rooms in Bray's building, hoping lac will find
them both pleasant and profitable. From my in
tercnnrse with the Doctor, pleased to find him
one of the progressing; Possessing taste and gh
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety. recommend him To The community
sklful and competent dentist.
apis j. hlNETT.
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ALBANY. Y. I. Juno %

ALBANY, y. :, June 22-P -
The National Dress Reform Association
convened here yesterday, and is still in sea-
sion. The attendance is large.
Numerous speakers of ability are pres
eut. Thus far the Convention has proved
the most successful ever held
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NEw YORK. lime %

At the second race which v,ruIr on be-
tween Princess and Flora Temple, which
came off to-day, Princess was the victor,
winning two straight two-mile heats. Time
first heat, minutes, second; second heat,
> minutes. . seconds.
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sHr BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE |!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
..at ,- t.-ia, Separator, ID = IN -,

With MOFFITT'S EfRsE fowf.E ATTACHED,
Is cons et-A g. ~ The t 'iaisinc IL tl,c kind In
the West
The un'i'r> u,'j r,s sf'p sl'rS paIvlb s furnish
niachiLrs q. 7tryv Fac NJ a.-tylPap'l make
not eNcrti. u "a. ~. Vs'~tn .,,ntry Nj ask Is
that oar w..rk v.r, J.. r,'nirairl With any cf onr
cotrmp'r,'i.. g>,al,p spr ldics' Tl'~r Ma
chimes aitya,S -fli.tuusLl,- introduced and
known wh.Ii, W. ,.itr need si,r r..nutsc IRE OF
them; aud wv rh,l only say illat Al the Inebiae.
of that lsirnt which Ne nislr, shall H. made in
such a manB.T. 81. sud- materials, nnl viii, snrh
improvements .I .,.h own, as will materially in
Tbrsshers. I-- ~ fHaF
wecan nov orr 10 On customers a .,lei,e IT
these excellent Machine, and also Ol,,r. at The
Horse Powers, to drive them, Uf ANY size, IRON
TO 10 horse, Upon 1~rsshaIle tsrinssss ANY, other
estsbl and Ne respectfully s1IIcft orders
fr either size or kind aud would request that they
lac sent IN early pose be, 10 insure getting the
best mat hine. ekRATLx lfEILMAN. q
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' ~ Yesterday was "Corpus Christi =
= day, which is observed by the Catholic
Church onits recurrence, in all ATTITUDES aud
in all lands. Ceremonies took place in each
of the Catholic Churches of this city.
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1VyO THE "a R.MERs,-

- AiLiS UOWl.S are appointed Sole Agents
Tor the ssleof MANNI'S CONFINED REAPER
AND oWER--the very best vet invented, con-
tanning all the latest improvements ns; Sales in
creased in six years from LIS to D. S9l may Is
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RnsToN. June 22-I

a special message arrived in this city to.
day, heing document from the Executive,
postpoEing the execution Of Cyrus ". Pin
met from Friday, June -. until Friday, Ju-
L. I.
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Nrw York. June %

INV ! bkh. june J.. VI
Flour dull aud Zoe lower; the de-
mand IA chiefly for the wants OF the East
ern and local trade sales OF 5000 bbls at
> s0Gi 90 for supcriinc State; 2OGG 10
for extra State, 5Otd,G 10 for for super.
Western t 20@G - for common TO good
extra Western; c 5OG6 50 for extra round
hoop Ohio, market closing heavy. Rye
Hour O0GT5 %. Wheat duh aud droop-
ing and 2(H3c lower; very handsome white
Kentucky | 81; 300 bush prime red South
ern sold nt GS; 700 bush prime white do
ut 80. Rye dali and. heavy sales at
93G9J. Barley qui :; sales 1000 bush
barley NAL; at so. Torn market easy
sales of 5000 bush at 50@S3 for mixed
Western; 81 for yellow ditto; Sl@S2 for
sound yellow. Oats lower and dull at 400,
4s State. Whisky steady sales at 26@2G4,
closing firm. Pork steady and unchanged
Sales of 400 barrels at II 60 tor
new mess; Ii 256lS - for prime !;
Beef dropping; OO6af 80 for prime; o 90
9 % for mess; 10 0O@l3 90 for repacked.
Beef hams dull at l4@l7. Bacon dull /;
hams lOl. Cut meats Gull at 7@7S for
shoulders; sl@9l for hams. Lard firm !;
sales of G000 bbls at llsMl24. Butter
steady at l5@2O for new State. Hides
quiet Sugar firm; New Orleans c.; Mus
covado 5lG6. Coffee steady; sales OF
1000 bags at ]. Molasses steady.
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s. norm. .sa1ulrEl.rS

once on Second street, between Vine and III
VISION next dsor 4" the old Presbyterian Church
iaiis, sP 0il,st."hs, sdttai drawings, AZ. for all
classes OF buildings, procured ON sbe,, ttic. aud
on reasonable tern.s -.. -.,1S
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.vs0TacE T0 ~, co oy.1r ,It :

EVANSVILLE, IND ~
Tie Common Council of the city Of Evansville
will receive sealed proposals until the 18th day Of
June, 1850, for bordering Main street Ct said city
from the North side of First street 10 the Canal,
distance of about 1900 feet the width of the street
being - feet inches from curb to cub,
Contractors will be required TO Kurdish all the
materials, and do the work according to plans and
specifications now on file in this Office and the
name names Of the surcties OF the bidders must
accompany the bids in all cases.
PATRICK BURKE,
~ l.ik
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Kpor.fT0Es! P0r.sTORstA.s LIST

have iust received 40 sacks ana p tbis Mercer,
Ac,tHock and PiBsey os all first rate article, tel
seed eating As this Is the last chance for Old
Potatoes, call EocR. CHAs. MCJ0HSSToS
jelT Main atreet, near the Canal.
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sIAsLE or V:sLUasLE REL Rs-

" TATE IN EVANSVILLE.
On the 9Th day of July, 1889, viii sell at pub
lie auction without reserve to the highest bidder,
on the premises, the following described real es-
tate, tO-wit Lets No. TO- IL, u, 3D. IA -, l6, IL,
~ 49, 20 2l &C. 81, So 49, ~, 81, AZ ~, Is, &C. AZ,
Is 10, and 50 as designated on plat of Rogers 4
Illusions addition TO the City Of Evansville. For
particular description of premises see piats IN pos
session of Samuel Swindeli and Baker Foster.
Terms of sale, cne-haf cash one-fonf1h on the
let of January 1850. and Oneiourth on the LIST day
If April, ls,n, with interest deferred Payments,
IT, H. secured 10y mortgage on good personal seeu-
rity. JONATHAN RENltk, Executor oi
i,4-id ANDREW HUSTON.
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PITTsBURG, June 23-PX
Rivers feet Z inches by the pier mark,
and stationary. Weather clear and warm
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}, J.. GLoYER's Lumber Yard,
Corner Main and Seventh streets
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LOUISVILLE, June 23-P
River stationary, with feet inche3 in
the canal, and feet G inches on the fall:
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q. q. ThnREKE. kERsg
20 S.EESD va FEE: S.f.s.S -
Ep.E.n,sETLEE. P.7E-

Ia ucsh, and Cairo Semi-weeldy 1T.
Passenger Packet !. A. DONE a~@llzeSvss=f
Lewis Davis, Captain, ". J.. List s.--zsas So
clerk. leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, al l L. NJ. Leave Cairo every
THURSDAY and SUNDAY, .lt =. n
The Done connects az Evansville ~ ira abe B. s e..
T. H.. and packets for Green rivers 20 Pshucah with
packets for Cumberland and Tenn.ssee rivers. aud
at Cairo, with the /. & Il. r., and lIDkrts f.-
New Orleans and Memphis. jcli
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q. MARSHALL continues in the old business,
and returns thanks 10 his old customers and the
public for their patronage, and hopes, 10y strict
ieution TO business, TO merit continuance Of the
same. lie has now good brick-yar from which
he can supply his customers with brick Of tho best
ma terial at short notice. All houses undertaken
10y me, will be built in the shortest time desirable.
lel7-lmd CASPER MARSHALL.
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Auction and Commission.

E2S to MOoisey & Nelson, will coniinue ihe
Commission business, both Al private sale ard as
auction, IT the old stard, coriscr Main and 1hirc
streets, opposite the Washington Hotel, 'Nherr
they viii pay particular attention 10 tie sale 90
every thing entrusted g. them; they siH attend 60
any auction sale anywhere ia Che city.
Particular attention given 70 tho -a,c q Lands
md Town Lots, &c, &c. fabl7-ly
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"a E.N'TIsTH x--J.M. R.IfRD. NJ ~

II respectfully ihf1sms the citizens -
OF Evansville aud vicinity that he has -
located here Permanently for the pur-QlIY1YyS
pose OF rracleinS Dentistry in all us branches
Bs- Prices rs follows: Gold plate 81 n,r toll,
silver plate sl.5O per tooth. Plugging =. Ct ~
81, Extracting - cts.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
ohca NJ. - Main street. under city Gallery
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ISaEU.sBEE Lots 1T PRIV:aTE

Will b. sold at private sale Lot No, ia ia tho
t.d t'taa II Evansville, situated on Second street
l--,wsrfl Xcamsrs and Vine streets, and adjoining
II-nrieh's This lot Is Is feet front by II"
s.r IN depth sud viii Ia sold in lots 10 suit Pur-
chis-efs.
Lots 10 and 81. Block g, In the Fourth Enlarge
tnsnt fronting fifty feet on Leet street, and adj
jnning the residence Of Mr. Edward Harvey
Also Lot 2, Block II, in the Fourth Enlargement.
fronting IS feet on Goojsen street, and adJoinins
John ID. MeskeIs residence. These lots VIII DC
soli very liberal terms as 10 prices and terms OF
credit. All taxes for the current year viii be PAID
and project title guaranteed by the owners:
Refer to TH05. z. GARy1H,
je1f-d.aw2w Eenl Estate Agent, Third straet.
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49, To the Public.

IHNHE FIST US.N-FEH md Sp2ING
~ so lar, have iefu Nets wet ones causing MANY
Of our rivers 10 overflow their hanks L,cL
ing mp the water in the creeks aud hayous and
no"ding 10 considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers recede, which may be ex-
Pected soon, then the large surface OF decayin Vr
eta'He matter exposed 20 the scorchinc r,ys of tb
summer sum- produces the malaria which nroycs
:" iatal IN It's course, sweeping whole States and
march.
After a residence of more than twenty wears i'm
the middle and SOuther States, we think We law,
discovered medicine which, To certain extent.
rs preventative OF the attacks of bilious fever
assue, &c, and rs such we recommend our Magnolia
Whisky. -
Wewish the public to understand that We are
not urging upon them the of strong Liauors AZ
abeverage. We are sndsIways have been, opnose T.,
their beig used in that Way but if people will use
them as such, iet- them have by all means a
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, aud
lonSthen instead of shortening theirliyes We pro-
pose To sell always pure aud unadulferated Lanors
for medicinal purposes, and n little for the stom-
ach sake, AZ required, and wH challenge am in
spectlon 10y the beat chemists in this OF any other
country, TO find any impurity or adulteration i'm
The whisky branded by US, "A Ills a Howe,s Mag
nOla Iris Warranted, as il is distilled from The
CORR, rye or wheat with slight addition of good
cistern water We have no doubt many persons
have beer ruined in health if not aetually killed nv
dr. king bad whisky, the greater the reason that
Ais & howes pure Magnolia should be i'm gen
eral use. Just received and in store for sale
10 - pipes ass d Brandes (old) fron. 10 g. zl,,
- Il. pipes ID do e. pCoIdA from 3 10 ST a cal
4 pipes Holland Gin 3 pnncheens old Rum
ap25 20 M ALLIS & H0wES. Water st.
.N0.ME THl.S'tF NE R.-sAwED POPLAR
- SH1NGLES.-A gentleman living in one of
the upper counties, having purchased one of Nc
Georges celebrated machines for saving Shingles.
IS now furnishing the subscriber weekly with san
plies OF these extra Shinglss-sawed out of sound
clear poplar and put up in bundles containing 600
Shinglcs, full count. These are z Dod article and
no mistake the best substitute for pine that can h.
found, and costinsa good deal less money. Call
and examine n N at ~ I hieF 80 I
..-... }. J.. GLoHER's Lumber Yard,
apps Corner Main and Seventh streets
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DHE.N.TRas, E.y.E.-sToDD.sR

DHk.N.TERS' E.N,H.-ST4D n
THOMPSON have just received direct from
New York, varied assortment Of Black, Blue,
HE'D, aud Green Printing Ink. Printers TaTnish,
Gold size and Bronze, 10 which they intend To de-
vote their attention. and will sell almost East
trh prices, az the Drug Store, No. II Main street,
Evansville. Ind an9-
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OF .n.s q s.N.T.s.-a7,ooo

- cbLpiEhc
An arrival Just in from the East, consisting of a
Tremendous lot at DRY GOODS, such Dress
Silks, Challice, Marsees, Calico, Bleached Muslin,
Factlies, Shoes for every age, Seel-sprine skirts
for all, and ~ every variety appcrtainins To full
stocked Dry Goods Store-yyhioh will Le sold low
for cash, nj MILLER 6 NIEHAUS, Il
je2i ~ Main street.
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Cincinnati Market.

OlNtlNNAIl, JUNE -o--F
Flour rather firmer to-day, and holders
are not pressing stocks on the market; sales
ut OO(a6 10 for super: 30@6 60 for
extra. There is good demand for wheat
and the market rlused firm 1T ! e5G1l 80
for fair 10 prime red; cool 30 for fair
to prime white, Corn continues firm, with
a fair demand al so: sales of 1000 bush.
RYE firmer at s. Oats in moderate de-
mand at 55M5C. Whisky advanced I, with
i brisk market at 25k@25s. Good demand
for bacon sides, with sales Of 200 hhds at .,
the market closing buoyant, and holders
asking ola 81. Bacon shoulders are dull
at 4: sales OF 500 lbs mess pork, city brand,
al Sl6. Bulk meats firm ut 6GT6s for Shout
ders; st for sides Lard in brisk demand
atll; sales Of 1900 -tierces in lots AT that
price Some inquiry for clover aud timothy
seed on Eastern account; 100 bush clover
sold at 3 90, aud 100 bush timothy at 7 90.
cheese in good demand, and advanced !
sales al s.. Groceries steady; more..inquiry
for sugar. Money aud exchange market IN
changed. ....s ....... --s
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Iv,O THE Old sETTLERs I'M

IWyO THE Old SETTLEHS IND
II nov Corners ard citizens generally, FTE
would return nay sincere thanks for the fs3ISSs
very liberal patronage bestowed on me -
iur th- last twenty-five years, and would
-1iiCit "A continuance Of ftvOTs. My siotk A. very
large aud complete, containing every variety Of
tic!es pertaning 10 the Saddery and Harness busi
ness. All OF which offer at Wholesale aud retail,
at the lowest hgures.
Re Please call and examine before purchasing
eisew here. !. y. ELLIOTT,
jelD-lm No. 20 Main st.
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Che asilp suurnal.
Canal Mesttng,

II The subscribers to the Cana! Fund hold
a meeting THIS AFTERNOON 1T The
$50 COmI HonIe ia lhi- ciIs. lriSr"trs iinfn
- all the Subscribers in the r"unif, will Bee
present AMI the contributors IA ihe ciiN
; ~ should attend To bear the report ct the
ffs Managers.
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HnB. ~. y. LEENS' QEE.V1.V.R SV6.
II sTITUTE OR NERVE TONIC,
For sale by LEIGH &c cARLsTEDr.
irl3-d.s Win
He.nH-:n.sDk Eh.s.,x neons-

- NANtFAtrtREp ~ :. III. GU EEL.
am able nov 60 nlanntIctnre very good Bi..Sk
BnNs. we'll pagrt, NJ lower price than tlt New
York made Books are sold. Twenty per cent. will
te saved by ordering Blank Books in my estate
li-hmeut. t-
Magazines. Music, and other jobs VIII b. dome
- per cent. cheaper than any bound before in this
place. Bill Lading Books will he hound IN dura-
hle lyle ~ 40 To- 80 cents piece. Paper will Ice
ruled To any pattern ut ~ to 80 cents ream.
Pamphlets will Lee covered aud trimmed at IN
cents a hundred. 80 "a. .-... 800 a.
Blank Books For city and county Offices. banks,
&C., will be manufactured of the best paper. aud
warranted Ia be as good the best done in other
places SIS 5. NJ. GEUPEL,
ie3-Im Corner Vine and First streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-24
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The subscriher is agent for RUGG'SCELEpRA-
TED REAPER AND MOWER, and has a good sup
ply on hand t'tt
He can refer parties wishing to purchase ~ farm
ers in ..t.ihson, rosey, warrick, and vsnderburgh
Counties who have used these Res1ers and who " ill
testify 10 the superior and satisfactory manner in
which thoyperform their work.
The. machines can Dc obtained from the sabscri-
her at Evansville, or from Mr. George c. Hart near
BoCBville, Warrick county
f--'s- SAMUEL ORR,
/ ,sJunerls5a r. r % Evansville, Ind