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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09

The New FRENCH CANNoN.-The new III
fled French cannon made their debut in a
smart encounter at Falenza, where an Aus
tran corps keeping out of artillery range,
us they thought were utterly COMPOUNDED
bya voIley sent hang into the midst of them,
from distance OF seven thousand metres
(about $4,000 feet or five and half miles,
dismounting their guns, and causing an im-
menSe destruction of men.
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The PLAN OF TnE CAMpAIGN.-Thc cor
respondent of the London Ne,rs says the
statements made in the French bulletins of
the numbers OF the French army in ITALY,
are made for the eyes of the Austrians, and
purposely represent the army as much less
than 1t actually is. 1t is believed that the
Emperor has an army in Italy that, when
concentrated, will he overpowering in force
This is inferred from the confident manner
in which the French officers make Their
predictions. They say that il is the inten.
ton TO march straight Ia the Austrian lines
IN the direction Of Milan, 10y the way OF
Pavia- They talk OF sieepiug in Milan be-
fore the end of the month, and to do thi,
they must have nm empowering army, thai
viii he able to march almost in straight
line. through nil Obstacles.
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANs.-It is said there
are large number OF ont-and-out Republi-
cans in Virginia, most OF them recent emf
grants from the North, and non-slavehold-
ing natives who sympathize with. them
But few, if any, Of this class voted at the
recent election; they refused to support tie
doctrines of either Letcher or Goggin. This
fact may account for the great falling off in
the vote of the State, compared with the
vote in the last gubernatorial election. In
the Presidential election these votes may be
brought out, and change the political char
ter of the State if the Opposition should be
able to unite on an unquestionable candi-
date. The Wheeling Intelligence, a de-
termined advocate of free labor, repudiated
both Goggin and Letcher; it says that thous-
ands ofOpposition voters stayed away from
the polls in Northwestern Virginia, from
dislike of the ultra pro-slayery attitude OF
the candidates. II hardly admits of doubt,
that there were enough of this class of vo-
ters in Virginia to have elected Goggin, had
he received their support.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-09

BSS" Mr.. John MoGlanghlin, of Boon
Vile, Warrick county, had his leg so badly
crushed by SAW log rolling over it, while
attending a mill, that his recovery is des-
paired Of Modification has taken place,
and his death is thought to be inevitable.
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Ice Cream! Ice Cream!
HR ROI.HE. LITE OF THR ELk.N

II 81 Farrell Co., would respectIuIIy lbIOI III
the public generally that h. has opened MS Ice
Cream Saloon; and will warrant his cream 20 D. "i
the purest and most delicious Kind made IN thecty
Evening parties and weddings can be snpphed Al
the shortest notice aud on the most reasonable
terms The Saloon has been lately ntted up ia q
superb style.
BB-A large supply Of Confectionery and crackers
kept Constantly on hand and fer sale at wholesale
or retail my6-lmd
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GIN. TwIees.-TLe last letters from San


GEN. TwIGGs.-The last letters from San
Antonio bring the sad news that the gal
liant and noble Twiegs is fast sinking into
his grave. He is given up by his physi-
clans, and has made his will, and given di-
rections as to his funeral. San Antonio is
noted for the fatality attending the com
handing generals OF this department, and
vet no local cause exists therefor. General
Worth died of cholera Gen. Brooks of an
old disease, and now Gen. Twiggs is likely
10 follow, of disease which has troubled
him. at times, for years past Twiggs is the
last OF the early companions in arms OF
Gen. Scott. When lie passes into the grave
Scott-like a sturdy old oak-will stand
alone in the field of history, the last rem.
nant Of the line of heroes that the war u
1912 brought into the ranks OF our littl,
army.
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Gross cost +.
he Committee adds


1--WE have made no allowance for wear
and tear or contingencies, bns have en-
deavored, as near rs possible, to get at the
net cost-the gross cost wOuld be about $50
per long ton of 2,240 pounds, for muck bar,
or $50 per ton of merchant bar-a price
much less than the English bar can be made
for at home, aud certainly Of superior
quality
ave have had the bar iron cut up into
small pieces for experimental tests. Il
shoes t0T itSef, and we have no hesitation
in pronouncing it bar iron of superior
quality, which means neither cold short nor
red short
THE facts and results as above detailed
and in every ease the result of close Obser-
vation and OF actual practical results, and
justi6es us in the conclusion that by this
process Missouri is destined TO lead the
whole world in the manufacture OF iron
The committee was composed Of eight
well known Iron masters and foundry men,
whose opinions will carry great weight
wherever they are known. But we see no
reason why they expect Missouri "to lead
the whole world in the manufacture OF
iron Southern lllinois has ore as produc-
tive almost as that from the Iron Mountain,
interstmtifcd with her coal; and the ore
can be raised Cor 81 90 per ton, and the coal
furnished ut cents per bushel. This diff.
ference in the cost Of ore and coal, taking
the 81. Louis experiment rs Il basis of cal.
culation-wOuld make a difference in favor
of Southern Illinois, OF SIS 60 in the pro
duction of G,O00 lbs OF iron, equal To :iC
cents per 100 lbs, or Sc per short ton. I
the mineral resources along the Saline river
shall ever be developed, we think il Will l.,
difficult for Missouri 10 lead the Who'll,
world in the manufacture of iron. But
there arc other regions almost as favored ~
the banks Of the Saline for the production
of iron. The Wabash q Erie Canal Ice
tween here and Terre Ilaute, passes through
strata of the finest coal, over which i,
found the richest iron ores; the pigs from
which now command the highest prices in
the st. Louis market, in competition Will
their own boosted products from the Iror
Mountain Why can't we, with our coal a
3 or 4 cents per bushel and iron ore by III,
side of it in abundance, lead even Missouri
in the manufacture of iron
She has to bring the coal aud ore tUgethe
from long distances, at a heavy charge o
transportation. On our canal and railroad
they lie side by side, and eau be combine'
at half tho cost in the process at st. Loui:
This important improvement in the pro
duction OF iron must produce an immedi
ate and vast change in the iron business.
bar iron can be produced at one or one an
a quarter cents per pound, its uses viii b
infinitely multiplied, anl it will supersed
wood in almost every form OF structure th
demand for il will be indefinitely extended
and those regions that command the source
of its supply will find as abundant beds {
wealth beneath their soil as have bee
found in til, ADDS OF California and Aus
tralia. The prospects of the trade in th
country must be alarming TO the Englis
manufacturer. ----. 900
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~ Prince of the House Of David Spurgeon's
Sermons, fftl edition; City Of the Great King, Tho
Ministry OF Liie Life Of James Watt; The Jealous
Husband; Love Little-Love Long; High
Lille in New York, By Jonathan Slick; Romance
and its Hero Life Of Kit Carson. For sale BY
JOHN HEALY,
my10 Corner First and Main streets.
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II l. i N I'D = .

FG.AMES-DoOr and Window.
Size. THICKNESS. PRICE.
eNlu...-. -..---------- ---.-...-c 90
lON 90
Otbor sizes made 10 order
RS- BLINDS Of all sizes made 20 order
BS- DOORS other than regular sizes on hand, OF
made on short notice
Doors moulded to order. Builders shOuld ifpos-
sible, make their Frames Uf regular sizes they can
then be supplied at any time.
Ceiling, Siding, aud Flooring for sale. Mould
ings Of all sizes Fencing Boards - feet long, for
sale cheap. One Window contains twelEes lights
All orders must be addressed to
4. 5. BABCOCK,
myll-1yd6w Evansville Ind.
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A committee. of gentlemen in St. Louis
have made a report of an experiment by the
new process of manufacturing bariron direct
ly from the ore, with raw coal The dis
covery promises to create new era in the
iron business. The committee watched the
operations for As hours continuously, to sat-
isfy themselves that there was no deception,
and thoroughly to test the practical results.
The coal and ore are first broken fine, weigh
ed, and filled, in the proportion of % pounds
of ore TO one of coal, into tubes which are
subjected to gradual heat for 4s hours,
when the calcined contents of the tubes are
LET down into "boling furnace" when the
mass is worked into balls, then passed into
the "squeezer," and rolled into m mex bars
at one heat. The committee say:
We charged l6 pairs of tubes (32) with
1859 pounds of crushed iron ore from the
Iron Mountain, and 4, IA poundsof crushed
Illinois coal, watching these for forty Eight
continuous hours, wheR the ore being car
BOMBED was let down Tin pairs OF tubes 10
heat and worked similarly to boiling
weighing carefully the product OF the iden-
ticle tubes thus charged by US, we found the
net yield to be one thousand six hundred
and three (l,603) pounds of muck bar, or
equal to fifty-one and forty-two hundredths
Isl $4,000 per cent. Of pure iron from the
raw ore.
The whole cost of the product of two
long tons (2,240 pOunds) fourteen and
half cwt. of smelt bar iron, was $500, or
about RtAet-one cents per 100 pounds, or
less than one cent per pound. The following
are the items Of the cost
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lg The effects of the export Of specie is
very visible already in the altered condition
Of the New York hanks iii be continued
much longer, its consequences win be seri-
onsly felt throughout the country, especially
at the Northwest, where the short crop OF
last year has diminished the resources OF
that section. The disastrous frost of Satur-
day night win blight the prospect of the
coming crop, over large region Of country,
and give rise to appreheusions of serious
embarrassment. Caution, at period like
this, is the way Of wisdom.
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Look Quit
NyHE T.N.DERSIG.N.FDR RESPECT

- fully begs TO inform the citizens Of Evans
vile, that he has received lot of frstelass FUR
hlIURE from the East, ofevery description, which
he intends selling low az any store in the city
Persons i'm want of good furniture are invited TO
call before purchasing elsewhere. take all kinds
of old Furniture in exchange for new.
MEYER GUGGENHEIMER,
Dealer in second hand Furniture, on Second 81 4,
between Main aud Locust. myl0-6m
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pa The State Treasurer Of Massachu-
sets has received from the United States
Government S227,OOO, the proceeds of the
Massachusetts, claim, which passed the last
session Of Congress.
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RE.sPL,'G .s.,.D .noW1.s's MA

HtE.fFI.NE .8.N.D .HOUI.t'G MAJ
HI CHIMES.
ii. RAMEN, JR., is receiving, and has for sale,
the following machines:
The Kentucky Harvester.
New York Reaper and Mower
New York Reaper.
Manny's Reaper and Mower combined.
Buckeye Reaper and Mower.
Buckeye Mower.
Il. l.. Aliens Reaper and Mower.
Eigbi-hOrse ThresheTs and Cleaners.
Eonrh horse Threshers and Cleaners
Four-horse SeparatoTs.
TwO-horse Threshors. Also
Corn Crushers, of different patterns
Corn Shelters.
Grading and Moving Scythes.
Grain Cradles, &c.
Samples of the above machines can be seen AZ
his store, corner of Vine and First SITS my2O
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Nh BIkkhpA y. BhOIahloN
Id IERBO HER n RROIGATO.r

ID Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Dealers in PAINTS,
Obs, lARNIsHES, &C., Washington Block Main ST.,
Evansville, Ind. Country erehants supplied on
very liberal terms. Iny7-ly
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ASSESSMENTS IN THE CouNTIEs.-In Ohio
county, the assessor reports 81, lS9, 600
The former assessment was only S4G5, 344 (;
increase over one hundred and fifty per
cent
In Marion county, including indianapolis,
the value of property win be between SIS
600 600 and SIC, Ooo,O 900. The average
value of land in that county is about S73
per acre. The ratio of increase is not
stated
In Tippecanoe county, including Lafay-
cite, the valuation is Ss,lsl,sls; former
assessment, 81, 255, 7G5-the increase being
nearly one hundred per cent.
The KANSAS DEMOCRACY held a conyen-
ton recently aud adopted the following res
olution as the principle. plank in its platform.
The doctrines of Democracy North and
South are about as diseordant rs those of
the opposition:
Pssolped That non-interventi0n by Con-
fress with the domestic institutions of the
q
i've feature of the Democratic party, and any
deviation from that principle, either for or
against those Institutions, is impolitic, lib
eral and unjust.
GENEROUS PUBLIC SPIRIT.-The town of
. Cannelton has made the following voluntary
donations to secure the removal of the coun-
| ty seat TO that place -sr
| l25 feet ofground on Sixth street, Sls75
lbs 49," "a 6 !" Seventh . ,sI5
60 g go "a Rich'dson" 900
Brick Court House ........................5,O 900
Fire-proof County Office .......2,O 900
In cash .....'', ooo
.i rrs-l -Et eI5G5O
This certainly does great credit to the
public spirit of a community of almost ex-
clusively laboring men.
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.O.uE-.HaDE BA.s.y.E RACKS

LII MANUFACTURED BY $. NJ. GEUPEL.
L am able now to manufacture very good BLANK
Books, well PACED, at lower price than the New
York made Books are sold. Twenty per cent. will
lie saved Iyy ordering Blank Books in my estab-
lishment.
Magazines, Music, and other jobs will be done
% per cent cheaper than any bound before in this
place. Bill Iading Books will be bound IN drira-
tile style at 40 70 30 cents piece. Paper will be
ruled 10 any pattern at 30 tO 30 cents a Team.
Pamphlets will be covered and trimmed at 40
cent. a hundred.
Blank Books for city and county offices, banks,
&c, will d. manufactured Of the best paper, and
warranted To- I've as good the best done in other
places ). NJ. GEUPEL,
je3-lm Corner Vine and First streets.
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SAR. $. a. uEsY-ER's C.f.yHRH

HAR. =. n. UE.fB-ER's C.f.S.HER
IL and Salt Rheum Syrup, for the cure OF Salt
Rheum ScrufulOus Diseases, Cutaneous Eruptions
and kindred diseases is giving entire satisfaction
and thousands are annually attesting the JOY they
feel on the removal Of those loathsOme diseases from
their system, by this wonderful BloOi Purifier
Ills Cerate is also meeting with universal Success
a healer OF old Sorcs, letter and Ringworm, Frost
Bites and BARRIERS Itch. These hnmors Yield to
10 instantly. - -
For sale Iy = w SAWYER and PETER WEIR
LING, Evansville Spencer Townsend and Stout
a BrOdie, NewJurg; and Ira Delano, Henderson
nv. j. y. HAhhis a W,
ape0-2nldSw ProprietOrs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
yEvO .nERCM.s.N'Ts, PHI'sfeLf.>'s,
IL AND DRUGGISTS.
We ar regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OIIs,
yARxIsnEs, PERFUNERY, aud FANCY ARTICLES,
which We are prepared To offer to the trade on as
good terms AS can be purchased in Cincinnati, Lou
isVile, or ST. Louis.
We have in store Is tons u EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAD in kegs Of 20 lbs. IA its, and loo lbs, which
selling to the trade AT nsautaeturers prices
KELLER & WHITE,
my25-d&wlm No. 30 Main street.
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HH0.fTCHES IND JR u.RLRr-
w NEM STOCK AT RIT~rROJIEiS

M ofTtHES IND JR u.RLRf-
" NEW STOCK AT BiTTR0LLFS.
We would respectfully inform the public that We
have just received stock of Gold and Sill
yer Watches, hne Jewelry, siyerware, Clocks, Gold
Pehs' &c, including some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, snd Cameo setts very rich and handsome
Il! IT, o! Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Breast
Plus Bracrle,s, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &c
We would call particular attention to stock Of
Gold aud Silver Watches, which are of.superioI
qualify la all respects. Also, good stock Of Ia
bile, Tee, Salt. aud Mustard Spoons, Forks, &C,
warranted PnTe Silver.
Siiyer-Plsted Ware, such Casters, Cake Bss-
kets, Spoons, dc, Of TBE BEST Quality, always On
hand
We are selling at Eastern prices for cash, and
warrant our goods 20 be represented.
myl6 BITTR0LLF BROS, as Main St
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This certainly docs great credit to the
public spirit of a community of almost eS-
clusiyely laboring men.
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NeoTICE TO CONTRACTORS =
aV B0ULDERING OF MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Common Council Of the city Of Evansville
viii receive sealed proposal. until the 2sth day OF
June, 1853, for bordering Main street OF said city
from the North 81 le Of First street 10 the Canal
distance of about 400 feet, the width of the street
being - feet inches from curb tu curb.
Contractors will he required a. Kurdish all the
materials aud do the work according TO plans and
specifications now on file i'm this Office and the
name names Of the sureties II the bidders must
accompany the bids in all cUse-.
PATRICK BURKE,
iune eff CITY Clerk
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I'D En- CED.sH CHE THESE
HI Chests made in the most faithful manner
the Nashville Penitentiary, of red Cedar, and of
five different sizes. The odOr Of the wood j. de.
structiye 10 moths and all insects and renders the
Chests invaluable for packing away blankets and
other WOODEN goods through the summer. For sale
at tho Wooden Ware Store.
J. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
my20 Between Third and Fcnrth, Louisville.
Ef0pERED WATER C.f.N.s-
u so dOZ White Cedar Water Cans, with covers,
brass aud iron bound, 3 sizes
goo doz White Cedar Pals, 3 sizes, brass aud
iron hoops.
Where one dozen or more are taken, they are
packed in dry shavings, with no charge for cases,
tins insuring safe transportation and keeping then
in good order till sold H-.H
J. II. RUSSELL, 600 Main street,
my2O Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
NyOR BEREGEs .s.N.D BEREGE
II De LANES, 20 to 5. EMBICH co.
5. EMBICH co.
For Men and Boys wea- in. WOODEN Lipen, or
Cotton, goto s. EMBICH & CO.
FoI the best Hose ia the city, go to
5. EMBICH & co.
For the prcttipsi and cheapest Grape. Stella, or
Silk shawls, go 10 S. EMBICH CO.
With City aud County Orders, go to
S. EMBICH & co.
For any and everything in the line of Dry Goods,
go-to :. EMBICH 4 CO.,
No. ~ Mair street, who viii be glad TO show yOu
anything in their line, whether you wish TO buy
or not, and where everybody. pays cash for what
they buy. myl9
%tg T.sCEs.-FIV.R CASES
u leatl'ered aud Carpet Taoks this day received
az the Wooden Ware Store. $50
j. Is. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
my20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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"sHTTE News, DRTsD BSsF,

" AND thEEoE
10 bushels White Beans,
10 boxes Hamburger Cheese,
lo0o M Dried Beef, (all irst-rate article).
Received this day and for sale by
CHAS. MCGOHNST0E,
ir4 Main street, near the Canal.
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@Ns.S n OF E:LLC.fBLR PROP-
~ ERTH.
L will sell the Store and Lot now occupied by
Mcssrs. Keller White, on Main street, Lots on
the of Pine and and Centre streets. The six
lots form 100 feet by loan admirable To-
cation Tor manufacturing establishment There
is "a two-stoTy frame house the premises Tie
property lays nearly opposite KratZ Holman
Foundry. / will also sell part Of Lot No. 80, in
the Upper Enlargement, fronting % feet on First
street aud extending $50 feet back to the alley,
with good twO-story brck-hsuse covering the
whole front 30 feet, with stable, wood shed, aid
crib on the alley. For particulars inquire of
the subscriber.
my2s-4wd NATHAN ROWBE1.
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NESO.N.D-H.s NIT UE y
~ STORE.
The undersigned has established WareroOm at
the old Apollo Hall, for the purchase and sale 81
new aud second hand FURNITURE, Stoves, Table
Ware, Glassware, and IN fact everything pertain
ing the household use, which he Ill sell at the
lo,reH secondhand furniture prices. The highest
cash prices paid for all articles offered for sale
public or private Orders left for vanishing will
be promptly attended TO ina any part of the city
Also all kinds Of repairing and wood turning done
ON the shortest notice.
je3 CHARLES y KILLER.
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HI5HI'E ST TO II = .-DfRECT
IL from the mandatory, and made expressly
for the Retail Trade
10 dozen Iron and WOod-brace Cradles,
10 do Dutch Bow do,
IL do Bloods extra Cast Steel Grain Scythes,
20 do do do do Grass do,
Ia do do do Silver % do do,
3 do Cast Steel Briar Scythes,
9 do do Hay and Straw KNIVES,
% do Scythe Sncaths, assorted,
10 boxes do Stones,
IL dozen 2 and Prong Hay Forks,
- do Hay Rakes,
10 do German Sickles.
The above articles are warranted to Ice of the
very best quality, and for sale low 10y
my2l JACOB STRAUB& SON, 40 Main St
TE0RE G0ODPOT.sTOE bbls
eHk of those elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
TO anything in the market, received this day and
for sale 10y CIiAS. McJ0lINST0S,
my2l Main street, near the Canal.
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~ TICE-THR R0ARD or

Ne OTI THE B0.7RD or
ana, will meet az the Court House, in Evansville,
MONDAY, June 9Th, 1850, and sit for the pur
pose OF examining the returns male by the ap-
praiseT and deputy appraisers of the real estate IN
said county for the year 1889, and equalizng the
same and also 10 hear and determine such griev-
ances, growing out uf the valuations made by said
appraiser ana deputies as may come tetoie said
Board. WIN. W. NABhEH,
my2i-2wl6M County Auditor.
HHOT1TOES-RES ITT-FfFTH
II LOr.--2j bbls Of those excellent Mercer and
Pinkrye Potatoes, FOR eating seed just received
and for sale by CHAS. MCJOHNSION,
iel Posey's Block, Main street.
- HUsHEL DRIED PE.ftHES,
- 10 bushels White Beans,
800 do Pearl Barley,
300 rs Split Pears. Received at
my3l -.. u. III. COOK & SONS.
sDA nor. .sSSD 20 We y'sTERs,
~ ~ dozen assd and n Can HOLSTERS,
de- Picked and Spiced oysters,
do Picked Lobsters, .
do ass'd 4 = n cans fresh MackeTei,
10 do do do do Lobsters,
10 do | gallon Pickles. ass'd,
10 do do S uI Do DO DO ao ~
do ass'd Size Picked Onions,
5000 Loose Pickles, in vinegar, by dor or leo,
400 sss'd boxes Sardines, "
8 dozen French Mustard.
Received at II. Ii. COOK & SONS.
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IL FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
Come at last! The very same lot of Dry Goods
for which the fair portion of the creation, the La
dies of beautiful city, have been waiting
long, has last arrived per steamer Dunleith and
are now ready for sale. We cordially invite our
friends, and especially ladycustomers, TO call at
store, 43 Main street, and select articles
ding to taste and convenience. Dent forget AZ
Main street. [my30l MILLER NIEHAUS.