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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-20
CHAPTER IygTaE wAxDEREa's Re-
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CHAPTER IV.4TnE WANDERERS Re-
The Juke was Moses the Sassy. He
bad been 10 France about. i6 years end
now he was home agin 10 Bosline,y He
had sum trubbis in geitin bisself ackpowl-
edged as nke IN France, ss the OIleans
Dienasty and Borebones were fernenst him
hdt he finally conkered, and now he had
crossed the d ep blue G to git hiss own
Elizy. She knew, him at Onci. as one of
his ears snd a portion Of his noze had bin
cbawed off 10 his ftes with oppozishun
6remen durin boyhoods sunny ,boprs.-
Thay were msrridid and went 10 France.
TO reside in their 5ucal Pallis which was
got mp regsrdiis of expense. They had
severalcbiIdrihg, and lived 10 a green old
age, beluved by al both gfate and small
as ihe Poick sez.
The PiIut capling was captured. tride.
eonVickted and sentenced to read all the
letters that Messrs. Giddings and Wise
shall write for ihss ersooin 3 yeats, His
friends Ia endeyerip TO git his sentence
commutad 10 ,jppris6hmebtic icr life, / hour
in each day 10 te devoted 70 'sfeadin the
Canada papers. He see this sentuhce is
worser nor ioother wun was. Sill be
don't cHrs much asi6ng aFaAe gits his
This Is my ist attempt ai'#diiR'A Tail
& il is far from beiu perfeck, but il ! hav
indoosed folks 10 see that 9'cases ont OF
TO thpy can either make life as barren ss
tbe UesArt az Sarah or as towns as a
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ESTABLISHED IN 1925


CHAPTER lI.--THE PIRuT FonKp.
Sixteen long and weary years ha s eIaps.
ed since the seen uaTTowated in the last
chapter took place. A nobIe sbip. the
SsIy 1rpe, is sailin from France to Amerip
Ky threw the Wabash CauawI. A Pirut
ship isin hot pursoot Of Ihe Sary Jane
The captiBg Of the s. J. lookes faiteeed &
as tho he bad lost all his parunts. The
Pirut is clost on him & he is about giyin
in. when a 6ne Iookin felIer IN russit buies
and bufeler overcoat rusbes ioreFd and
seq 10 the cspting .sz be,
odd man! 60 down s'afss. Retire
to the starboard bukhed. lie take charge
OF this BcteP
'owdssbus cussr sed tie capting,
away with thee or I shall DO mur rsr der
rer' laas glss@
'Scarsely, ? sez tie pebIe IeiIsp! anil he
draweda dfmoDd hited sword sud cut The
capling's he'd off. .s--t.,..-..t
o that ! sboold liv 10 beeum a ded
boddyf sed The esptihg as be fel 10 he
deck! He expired shortly afterwards, be-
ing fatally Killed. 30 tarw dzara $40
~ SOPiSI sbou 81 tue noDie teileFs lime
:he Jukei de Mosesl. --.t.,- .,
'Old boss. methinks thow. srt bIowiDi'
fsaid youth Of 49 summers. end the
luke cut OF his - ed likewise. Don't
Z printahy verses on my deth in the moose,
papers,, screamed, the uDfortunit young
man as be fAl ted on the deck, fer if yer
DO lie haunt ysrr
'Peopis,s coHtinsred rhe JGks, L alone
kin save YOU from, Won buddy and unpfin
Ieipplsd pifuisl ssWhat hos ihersli Al peck
Of oaispr TIE oats gas immsjity bEsvt.
| rbe Juke took them and brayely mounted
the ijibpoop ne threw them onto the tow
lpath. In moment the leadiu hoss hiieht
70 the Pirut Bote cum along, stopped. and
euDmenced fur to devour the oatsl The
driver swore ard hoiIered at him terrible
but be wouldnt bulge q inch. Meen-
while the SaFy Jane. her HOSES on the
dean jump wasfast lsayiu the Pirut Ship!
| 'Onst agia do escape dethr- sed tho
Juke between ,hiseleneht teeth, still en-
the Tbpoop. -
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T. sasE"Wbat.a nDgEatsinl. rsiarnP. SAID
q defeated caEd;dste. When . aollni 81 his
votes proved him to bsin the minsriiys
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~ There is repolt'that the man who
lives on fre.Orackers has gone on bust.
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From the Cleveland Plaindealer.
PRIZE ROMANCE.
sEKEwERKD BY ELEvISG COPYRIGHTS.
MOSES THE SASSY; i.ai
OR THE DISGUISED DUKE!
A TAzE Of BIZ 0oD 4,YD THLy6S
by AEFEMUs 'wARb. Z
1,h,pr.rp / -Mnses


Ny Story opens in lie classic freestinks
OF Bostipg. In the parlor Of . arisioeIa,ic
manshun on Bacon street sits iuVly young
lady whose HAIR is covered Ger with the
fross of II summers. She has fist set
down al the Pisny & issngin the POPLAR
pace called Smells Of the Notion, in
which she tells how with Pensiy : Thawt
she wondered by C beet Shore. The
Son is setIiu in its horrison and It's go1us
life pores in a golden meller fud through
tie wiuders and makes The bootiful young
lady twict as bootiiul as she WAS bel.
which is Unnecessary. She is psgnifsunt-
y dressed up iu Berage bssk wftt Pop
lin uimmina, More Antique Edges and 3
ply capeting. Her dress connnes I2
founders, brilliantly OrnAmehted with horn
buttons. and her shues are. red morocker
with gold spapglss onto them. Presently
she presses her hands 10 her bnzsuu ar
starts up in a excited manner. Me.
thinks" she whispers in clarion tones, II
see a voicel'' A nolle youth of27 sum
mels., scrapes tie mud from his butes in
10 the ball and enters. He is aitited in a
red rhirt and black hOwsis which last Irs
turned up over his butes, and bis bat is
beSitchinly cpekt on one side Of his elias.
sieul he'd. In sootb he was . noble child
Grease in It's farmi, ST Gavs near Ifojuced
more gslan,er heroW rhan Moses, The
Young lady gaz5s upon him for ! few Pc
RODS. clasps her hands. together, strikes a
position, and rollin ber Is wildly ike a
eSpirin' infantils COW. cries 7..Gs
Hal Do my Is deceive nv earsight?
That famel them store clthesl those vpe.
Il is--it is me own, me only Mosesp and
he folded her TO his bis hart. 'Methinks
/ shall swoon,' she sed and purity socu
she swoondid. ~
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CHAPTER II.--WAs MosK OF NOBLE
sN a BIRTH? f'7

Moses was foreman Of Ingine Company
Number 40. The. 4O's had jest bin hav
in pleasant 6te with the sos 90 The day
that | iutrojuce Moses to my readers
He bad his arms fun OF troffees. TO whit:
4 senlps, s is. fingers, 7 ears, which he
had chawed of, &c. When Elizy flor
that was the lovely young lady's name
rekivered from her swoon che asked.
How has the battle gone? Tell mel
'Elixy.' sed the brave yung man. draw
in hisself up 10 his full hife. we chawed
EN- up and smashed their old mersheen all
ter peaces' .Hi H'
L thank the godsF she cride. 'Thow
didst full we'll. and hence4th ware the in
me hart Of bArtsI And Moses che con-
tiunsrd. layen her bed con6dinly agin his
weskit. .dost know sumtimes think thai
thow vast OF noble birth?' :.
No. seq he. wildly ketcbin hold o
hisself, you DON'T say so?' ~
Indeed do /. she sed. Your deat
grekdfathst's spsrret cRmest' 10 me th'
other mite and sed be, Moses isA 0isguis
Ell Iuker Wsai ,a stfs q
You mean Duke sed Moses.
Does not the actors all cali it Juke?
she sed sturhly.T Pt tna mUf
That settled the matter.
4 have thunk Of this thing afore,' sed
Moses absirsctedly. 'Ifit is so, then thus
IL must bel e B or not eB---that air's the
question: But no more of this now -
Dry up. o hfe--lifs, you're 100 many
for mel He tore out some Of bis purity
lyeIler hair, stamped on the floor wildly.
and was gone. - IiafcO'sil 70 31toeiA
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The Pi.netarium.

The editor of the Terrc Haute ExPress
had a recent opportunity of inspecting "a
planetarium, an instrument which ought to
be introduced into all our schools: ~ 1ct
II is a most wonderful mathematical ma
chine, showing, with the most unerring ac-
curacy, the true position Of The planets TO
the earth, and to each other, on every day
of any year, present, past, or future. Ii Is
a diferential calculus, determining, with the
most exact precision, important astronomi-
cal facts that have and are to occur. BY the
rapidity of its conclusions, it saves the
mathematician an immense amount of labor,
sad iemonstrateelany things heretofore un-
aemonS trated. Running back almost in an
Infinite series, it shows there was begin
ming, and from that period until now the
Laws OF nature have been Interchangeable and
unerring, going On continually as when first
they commenced. 1t shows as mathematics
only cen show, thai the writer of the tenth
chapter of Joshua was labering. under a
hallucinatie2 when he asserted that the
" Sun stood still upon Gideon, and the Noon
in the valley O. Ajalon, and FASTENED not to
90 down about . whole day" Had this
been the case, the relative position of the
earth 10 the sun, aud moon to the earth,
would have been differeGt from that they
now occupy they maintaining at this period
the precise relation to each Other we would
expect to fnd, had they all moyed en- stead
lily and uniuterruptedly in their orbits, for
the last six thousand years at least.
The Chinese state that an eclipse of the
sun took place at the Autumnal Equinox,
under their Emperor Tehou-Kang, in the
year 2l55 &C., also, that the five planets
were in conjunction in one constellation on
the day of the Ne,o Noon in the year 2449
b. c. This is perhaps the Oldest record in
relation to astronomical discoveries, and yet,
this instrument, by its peculiar combinations,
runs back through the cycles of time and
proves that these assertions of the old Chi
nese observers are almost precisely accurate.
1t shows also, that in the remote future,
the time will come-and il fixes the precise
number of years-when all the planets be-
longing to this system, in their revolutions
round the sun, will be in a straight line the
one with the other, presenting TO the eye of
the astronomer the sublime spectacle of
string of worlds, resting on a basis running
out TO the remotest world.
This instrument is invaluable, and shoald
be in all our institutions OF learning.
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Sg fore introduced into this nlarkct-WOHNN'
FRIESD-"GEENsN FHA-TFR SOAP' a s5speI ior Az
1rIe fur washing aHd cleansing clothes, 81. 81.
Hoas-kss ssIrrs take notice
Patent wagon Grrs>e-s'It 80 I''T- u I.r, Bisak
Lead. OF ANYTHING # the Einl-iE b,,x.. tue Tighs
-ize. DraymsH, fealn<te :, ana owners Il .sEeeIsi
Vehicles, generally cake notice and govern ih.m-
se..es accordingly.
,..afis CLisiEE x >ABiS.
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II ~. HU q NE .,


II We have ON hand. and are manufacturing "a
order, all kinds of FrinSes, Buttons, Cord Tassels
dc. Ladies wishing the above named articles
would do we'll 60 give call before purchasing
else here as they can get what they want. We
also Wholesale to merchants by the piece yard
that il will Ice object for them to give their
orders. All orders sent will be filed with neat.
aud dispatch
We also keep assortment Uf SEWING MACHINES
constantly on hand. Wheeler AZ Wilson's, J. VI
Singer Co.'S, and five different kinds Of Single
Thread Machines. We have an adjustable Binder
aud Henmer. All persons having Siachinss viii DC
we'll 10 send order for these articles, as they
are great saving of labor. Price OF each s..
r. NJ. SELLMAS, Agent,
maris No. . First street. Evansville, Ind
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EDsCtOLO.Hl.sI t.ff,S \, IND orr
N er fashionable stNleS received per Express.
mari NAtTIEE a. MARCONNIER
see e. ..sIRD. ~. d.. a0.nG0-

see -. s.igR5s. III. 10, H0.nsRO-
" I~,thic Physician sud surgeon, respect
fully tenders his professional service tu the citi.
2cus orEyansville aud vicinity.
frr the satisfaction Of those Nhon 10 may con-
ceTn, Dr. Baird ~yO,d Ftai. Lat, la a,Iditluu to- a
scientific education in lIame eopathN, lac graduated
with the honor, AT one "f the best Ailoraic me,i-
cal colleges IN the country.
Having devoted special att"Bt1n " surgery, and
having con,plt te set OF splnts. &C.. he prepared
{" render satisfactory aid o. Those requiring surgi-
ca treatment.
re offioe. NJ. - Main street oaic- hour
tst,m 10 2 T. =: ,ny
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MISCELLANEOUS.
si-iiaH Hardwa1.e Z. ~
NOR THE H.MOLES.aLEFS SPRS.tsG
TRADE or 1850. ''--
t-4f.I CHARLES 6. WELLS. s-FiaJ

No N FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE. Inn.
"pPoSIasa Iaea;.v IL ,r,ns;s'. yrny S,.,, p,os,,s 40
ny ie"S,ns P,,'. Ppea IT, p,-1,rns w
oAsh oA Nv IAPGF sAIFS IN 1853
tsse an no @ snsbisd - otser NV customers and
friends a an entire Ne M ss% S fDPaSs in
f,csrrins ns,rict: ,,,r;no denressed state of the
n.rla,.e an5 sasI fnily ;nst;sed IN saying. now
IoaeG I t stock .I % Of HARDWaRE AR iI E. AND CUTLERY
twenty years = exnerienee in my business. a large
and direct Importations give me advantages for
and as cheap as 'sa any house in the Union adding
The $50 saaard 6raads Of All i.adin mannfactnres
at small commission on the actual cost Of same.
Naxv con-. i'm from Mannfsctnrars Irst brands
., rsSuoeJ o nr;ss. ~ ~ '''
" - - fSu.pyryr TaoIet, t-.r..-
loo aoza, D,oois DsrIine,s and Wasron, =. s.vth.s.
Ia 1n 10 . Brisre 80 -'''o ',S SH S'7 40
40 do Grain Cradles ll,ox and Wire grarel.
100 do S.ytba Sneafbs 1sssorteJi' g
ca a. ~, Stra,r.,d N.rn-a rorls r.
d Jo Sictias md Resn Uools
5o boyas Ssv,be stones ta -#
SO dozen Hay Rakes. Do doz Garden Rakes.
In Harvest Tools. none but the best kept
= ---7I - ANFS n T--
100 dozen Wells Uunt's pattern). Lippincott'sand
Collins, Ayes - '-.l -
CHAINS AND HAMEs
10 casks Trace Chains. flest uualitNl
2 do LOG 10 fassortsd1 =" s-a.4
$50 dozen Oak Root Hames. do.
casks Coil Chain DO -f.--.
20 dogeu Horse ColIars do
HOES
100 dozen American Hoe 90 = Planters Hoes e..
80 do Handled do
SHOVELS AND SPADES ,.r-s
25 dozen Ames' Shoyels and Shades
25 do steel do do
10 do Iron do do.
klO do Round Point shoysls,
10 do Grain , - do .......
Cutlery fNry P,rrEsSsl
1000 dozen Pocket knives direct from sbetfiad Eng
2tO0 do Table do. do do 40
oO0 do. shears ond SciSsore do 40
so A. p,.or. a, a.. A.
~ rrrrc w ''
,ooO dn,sn p,,char,s ,,,,aonaia, Fills f...-.
SOo 10 No TiIss 1o1bor brands1
:. : \ xyS .,'--' ... .s.r
q ,asas AIul saws
do Patent HooL Tooth Gross Tn. Saw.
40 49,, Hana an5 pannai Tono. san,s VA
So,xs Tannn.ss an5 w. Sa.'S 80 So e~S
Iactson's and other brands : 49, ""--
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YHIHE PR0PRTET0RS OF THE CITY FOUN-
II dry beg leave 10 inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared to do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining 10 the Foundry bust
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AsD
BOILERS Of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Distil-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum =
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Uorsepoxers, Corn-shelers, NJ achinery of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings of
overy description Iron Housefronts, Cellar Crates
&c Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DISTILLEHS, RECTIFIERS, &C,
Supplied with every description of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators,
Attemporators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms ON
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast jugs Cans, Syphons, &C; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of ever,
variety, for beer, spirits oil, dc: Brass Cocks sad
Valves, Steam Whistles, DC.
Workmen sent to all parts 10 fit up work and do
repairs ON Steam Boilers, Copper aud Sheet Iron
Work, dc. f . .r
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bolt
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hose, DC,
of the best kind; Tinplate Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron. Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and wOrkmen, and will give all work entrusted tO
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warranting their work, and satisfied
with reasonable prices.
sg- Office and Sale Rooms, No. CO Main street.
Foundry, Boiler Yard aud Machine Shop on Pine
street, between First and Second streets, Evans
yille Indiana. dec7
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TRR.ns oF sUBscsIrrIo.s.


I" (Maiet) ga
By the week payable 10 Casri-rsl ~
Fr-Weeklg 's
. Clnbs of IL Vr mUre................... l ~
nS The privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited
% thoir immediate business, in their name;
aud all advertisements tor the benefit Of other
-ersoTrs, well legal advertisements and siver-
Esements OF auction sales and advertisements with
tie name of other persons, sent iD by them, must
b. pad for at the usual rates.
NJ no report, resolutions or rrre-,lihgs OF any
0DPoS atisf. society, association public meeting
Inj communication designed tO call attentiOr TO
Sny matter ui limited Of individual interest lie
idST.s-, alrsss paid for "a an advertisements.
Has Contracts for yearly advertising will not Le
h5cs sItinu unless order to that effect IL left at
the 'ftice, aud when discontinued i'm less than a
year. the price Of the whole year will be charged.
tse Legal advertise emeIts hereafter, will be pub
i5ie at the expense Of the attorneys ordering and
at t-layable for legal proceedings, but coectae
A. usual time.
nv our terms for job WORK and transient sdyer-
t.soH ents are CASH. ..-..
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BUSINESS CARDS.
-
INSURANCE AGENCY. !
ALLEN c. HAllOck,

TyDFENRITER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT
ADIUsTEE OT AVERAGES, AND N0TART PUBiTC
He continues issue Policies from several First
Class and must reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Cosatry, on HslaHd aud F.ss R.sks HE wiII
also receive applications for --
-# LIFE INSURANCE.
tic will sttcnd the Adjustment Of LOSSES
II every description under policies from other
agencies and attend % the settlement OF ALI
tsrs cOuHecsed with INSURANCE for parties iu-
Jcrrsted Ills long experience a. an INSURANCE
AFE.sT, has made lth familiar with all subjects
t,5HneCted with Insurance.
nFJ- Once, Marble Hall Building, No. o Main Il.
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KRATZ & HEILMA AN,

CITY FOUNDRY
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws,
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills.
Thrasfng Machines, &c.
H.-f .E .t-l EVANSVILLE, IND. .
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ybRs. PE.,.s2.S'sIT0yS'. .s.V.S, DE-

2Ahs' f'E.fstxsS's@GOsS-s s2.N-Ss DSe-
XIV BRt LER, having formed a copartpprship for
The Practice OF Medicine, offer their services the
citiTens Gf Evansville and vicinity.
oihce Ola Third street. in the first building above
the Crescent City hank, Jones y BIythe's Law
oihce
III Penntngton's residence, on Chestnut street,
opposite the Episcopal Church
DIT lie Brnler's rSsidence cOfnsr Of Cherry and
Second streets. mars
n n. EHsCA, .E.gXfFFs6'r .5.N,D
~ SJPEktNTENBENT CRESCENT CITY
BhNk BUILDINGS. EvANSyIuK, Ivr
flahs, Specifications, Detailed Drawings and -
ttHat-s Of Public and Private BHiian,,.s. stores
and thnrChr-, viii i carefully prepared and salts
Lt'toh gE'rdhtyed. lie solicit the patronage 0f
the citizens ni Evansville and NicInirv. uar5-ni
.SSRGa.s.NJCS, .fTTE.SeryoN :
u " Butchers uHesr. allied Fiicr All -izcs ..
SPAR \ Jtcks'li'S CaSt Ste,-i Hand ~aN~,
u" io spring Dc 10,
H. q" Zip d.
lhesr SFrmE St"l Hand Sans are something u.W
ia thl> market siid the finest Jos male ia TIN.
world, an'l ,eai' CtfAS. :. WELLS
mar, Sign the Mill Saw IL First St
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T., O. SMITH.

~ CHAIR MANUFACTURER, ~
MARKET street, EraEs,illr, Ind, will
Scep hand aud make orier every variety ct
ane and Wood SCAT CIIAI IS. The Tr,tle supplied
lowest rates Hotels, Steamboats, and Halls fur
uiShed promptly 10 order All work warranted,
fan1-1v
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k1 tOFneys at law, NOtarIes Public and Real Is
ate AGENTS, Evansville, Indiana;
Will practice law In the Courts VI this State,
S attend to the collection Of claims ia part Of
he United States, will bny and sell real estate ia the
lily of Evansville ia Nanderbufgh ami adjoining
ounties and in the West generally, and will perform
,ny other duties pertaining 10 Attorneys az Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farpis always for stle.-
tsrman spoken by menibeT of the firm.
ri Uflce Third street, opposite the court
Houses in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firm OF LoCkhart, Parrett DENLY;
'HARLES DESBY LVSVESHEIHEE.
.-rtI1-dty
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" . Sale Stable, Second between Main and LO-
gIss Streets Opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
Evansville.
Tie undersigned has a large aud COmmJdiOus
BI Stable with sheds tor carriages, and a. pre-
Jartfi 70 rake hOrses by the day, week month";
ia -ustOmers may be OF having their animals
=, N and carefully attended 10. He refers the
,iloSlng gentlemen whose horses lac has lad :, long
me Eudsr his charge.
Hc has also number Of good and safe horses iur
iLe sildle OF harness, with a number ot new aud
somt1Ttabie buggirs, to hire. Oftlers for saddle
horse or bug.ies, will be punctu,liy attended IA.
RFteT 10 e. G.. Keats, Gas ofice; &. r. Is Htsht;
J ;. Gavitt. EN -Sherin; CyPrian Preston.
astI2-Iy j. STRATTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-07
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6S Law; H"tdfy Public, Real Estatc anu tOilect-
az Agent, will attend tO every species Of convey
aacing, take depOsitoHs and aliisyits, aoknOwedg-
msnts Of Deeds and MOrtgilgss ia tact, will psr-
srm faithfully all busiVe-s Of Attorney entTust-
"a 20 his care.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-07

iea The New York ErOniH1 Post 81 Sat
urday says We learn from reliable author
iiy that Gen. Wm. Mulligan, in command
os 3 small army of shoulder-hitters, pot
hsase bullies and fancy men, goes on to
Washington, 10y this evening train, TO es-
cor Mr.. SicSIes back " through Baltimore y
next Sunday, on his triumphal return to
this city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-07

aeA.. The City Council of Salem, Mass,
have, lry an ordinance. forbidden the smok-
ing of cigars in their streets, in the evening.
A man was arrested on Saturday evening,
and was obliged TO remain over Sunday in
the lookup. On Monday he was fined 50
and costs, and his friend, who attempted To
prevent the officer from aIresting him, was
fined S. and costs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-07
EIGs-2OO DRU.nS, V.RRYs PT.N.F.
Il. for sale by s. r. GILBERT a co

EIGS-2OO DRU.ns, T.RRY' FI.N.F.
IL. for sale by s. r. GILBERT a co
NHRSH CRD.gR U.sRR, Sc, &e.-2O
II dozen Cedar Pals, white, red and striped brass
beund,
10 nests Cedar Keelers, plain and striped, brass
bound,
dozen covered Cedar Cans, brass bound, 3 sizes
% Cedar ChuTns, brass bound,
plain white Cedar Pals, iron bound, and
hoops,
g stout iron bound Stable Pals
Steamboat Pals, stout iron bound
20 nests stout Cedar Tubs iron bound and n 1,
each nest,
dozen largest Horse Buckets
10 . common iron bound Buckets,
This day received, and now opening in the finest
condition, at the new Wooden Ware store OF
septzf j. IL. RUSSELL,
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