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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-05

w in the Chancery and Circuit Courts At NoNnHViIls.
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OUR FL AG.
Hoist, hOsti our flag to hssVsn's breess,
let every fold float high,
Unfold its ban 1sr everywhere,
Beneath tie western sSv
In war, let every stripe 50 forths
Borne By the p4triOt's hand,
Proclaim rs beauty and its worth,
Ger moor ana bill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boeR,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For OIL twas won in freedoms causs, -
Amid the battles Good
Hoist, hoist, ou7 Tag heavens breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
gnfur its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our Sag in Arts great rsIgn,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tsllest spire
Let feunesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where q type Of nature = maaa,
Where every type is found.
Above our own Art Gallery .
Our country standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside,
Ehs hsautifuI-the brave
Fhe child-=tas Observation-Disclosures
The EsFioE vihlagt Effa,
With every charm bIt Iifs
Then raise our bapnerto theSky
Letevery star bear nsvg,
THAT types at the Are GALLERY,
Are msis By O. O. HUGHES,
s.bIs-dK~tf Corner Of College and Uuiso stS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ETIsHINGt to make other investments propose to sell
w all Real Estate In Davidson county, as follows
THAT SpRURBAN REEIDENCE,
H% he sans di3e aGnR s 81. s 5,. a me r.
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps commanding site In eYcnig Of Nash
VILE desirable county residence The house viii
be sold IS Of land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known as the Sim Tract situated the Smith Turnpike God
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing $50
acres The soil good it is we'll was and tmbered and can
Dc divided into small tracts Of twenty and upWars, a"
which are admirably adapted FOR country residences market
dsns and daiEg fsfms, Also, that
80 BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied bF D. O. hsCsmphe and formerly
owned by ThOs Harding, containing about $50 Thg
place well to need further descpon It vi
divided to suit purchasers T. c. Aecsmpbei win shoF
thsse places to any who will call.
All above property viii be sold reasonable terms and
on q credit Of one, tSo, three and four years.
Apply to A. " s. Lindsey, Nashville, either Of TIE IN
dersignds, TH0s. @. Nee AAPRELI,
Six miles IRON Nashville
J. A. McCAMPBELL,
mh3I Nashville
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asO REWARD

NOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL H0OsER
Eo under charge Of outFageousy having BROKEN open he
houses Of william Hamilton AID James Christopher with intent
commit MURDER made his escape and running q large
The reward will therefore be paid to one who will de-
liver the said oosr the Sheriff Of Wilson county that he
may be brought te justice.
Said Hooser aoq s years Of about ave fest zen inches
high stout bEt fair or rsther sandy hair, has a. this time
from gun shot in the Tightarn belcE the elbow
]. d. CHRISTnPHER.
san16-tf Qlsdssve.
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BOX STOVES.

Plated SIDE and plate oye Round and plate Oves various
other patterns Sizes suitable for churches and school h0n
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COOKING STOVES

CT ali varees best varieties for both wood which
via sell Low and warrant to give Gtiascion.
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ANDREW J. SMITH
NO. 81, BR0ADRAE, NASHVILLE, LEHKESSE8,
DEALER
TENNESSEE IRONS CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL, WIsoH AILEs, KLIPTIc SPRINGS,
ND all Other arolesn line Of business which he offers
Wholesale and retail low for cash, at the aboveEtaEd
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Kirkpatrick, Revins & Co.,
RECEIVING, FOR RARDLgG and EH0LESAL4
GROCERY MERCHANTSs
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
TTAVE now in store large and eonplste assortment
4 Groceries, embracing
Kew Orleans sugars, all grades;
Molasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Ceass, large and complete stock
Raisns full stnrk with Teas; Candles ssrdines, Mack
sr Glassware assOed Pecans together with all kinds Of Gro
sIes usually kent in tie Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY GCsP
We think cannot supassd in this sny other market
our heavy Of goods in store invite the attention Of
ma-ss-ts KIRKPATRIcK, NEvIEs Co.
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KvERAL handsome rooms rent in The second and third
sries Of Union A1aecan Block, corner OF Cherry
NJ Spring streets Apply to J. O. 0rih, az ae Union
1--L - esfFce. or fmh4D W. COOPER
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Trees nnd BverEreens.

Ornamental Trees and RvergreenS.
WFONTGOMERY & McdREDY ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
V invite special attention their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental Evergeens Green House Pants over
ornamental Trees and Every Gems, stabe os immediate eneeL
PFults-50O0 Apple 2, 3 & years old
PsaTs-3000, DEaFfs 4 atandt rds, 2 to years Old
Peaches -S05O - years ql cerFs us, APricoas Nec
tariens and ounce, In la-gs nHgngeEs.
large collection Of Grapes, ssEbeiss k2gpbess1 oos
berries, Currants 4 Bouquets at al seasons.
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
n.II. inn Nnraeriea NaslriIle. Tenn
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FRESH ARRIVALS
BY
WE SEE & y H o M p 8 ON,
UNION STREET.
s casks Extra Sugar cured Beef;
2 do do do do Hams:
10 dozen extra Beef Tongues;
so boxes do English Dairy Cheese
so do de Western Reserve do.
4 hale New Hops for Bakers use;
10 cases Prince Imperial Champaguei
25 do widow Chic9uot Do
10000 well assorted Cigars;
10 boxes Layer Rsisins;
20 half boxes Layer Ralsins
10 barrels Texas p cans;
10 dy Cream Nuts;
10 chests Green and Black Teas;
is barrels superior brands Scotch Ale in Jugs;
3 do do do do do in elias;
10 do do do London Porter In Glass.
ADVICE TO MERCHANTS.
Our stock known be larger and better assorted than any
otaE line in Nashville, is therefore TO advantage
n examine bsioFs purchasing elsewhere
Our Terms are cash We sIe determined that cash buyers
shall have every advantage
Ct our firm goes East to pErchase in person.
guarantee In few weeks fresh and we'll selected stock
embracing al the different articles in hauch Of trade
VESSEL A THOMPSON,
angel Nos. 20 and - Union Street.
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ChOice Cotton Lands.

AgeBS OF the estate Of the late FRANCIS saRsKr, Of MsS
sppi will SELL at auction, at CLAREsDos all the Lands
n Monroe county Arkansas, the first M0ND tng The
7th dayl November and the second MONDAY OF
November (einE the AZ will at JAcKsoNPoRT, sell all The
beT enT @ 2ls will sell at PocAHoSTAs, ali the Lands in
4snaoh comfy AFksaEss II s cases one Old viii b re-
Ierved Tor the essts.
TERAone iOurth cab, is equivalent Fssdas IN one,
two and three years. bearing interest from sale, With lien % -
The paymebt.
Uat the first Of November any Of thess Lsas sreobed
pFt1dfe sGls and offers invited On application me, a.
Louisville Ky ,plats sc viii be furnished Tnsss ere
among the earliest selected and best Lands Of
IuIv7-td GEO. HANCOCK
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. NO MORRIS q sTRATToN. n

= L. HORNE = g sTnAETeH.
MORRIS q sTRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROoERs AND COMMISSION MEReHAzEs
Dealers I'm Foreign q Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
w Groceries, LquOs, &C. 70 which ~ invite he Hsasa
80 bis n 2 and 5siilao1s er1sSs saE.r ali sr.assl
$50 % DO Do cOGss ana Ezira 90;
lee do do La LoSt, Do Do
ssOoSaga shoios Baltimore cosssi
100 DO DO Laggyra %,
s0e ssls shoios Re60lsd aelasssF
4, Ss !: 81 is e. ayS,s
TIN PLATE.
s0e boxes J. Q. lezl4 Tn;
100 d 1lxA DO, W1 sAesp foE a.
ssOSoEss s.ar 6sadss;
go 90 s. Louis and Nm. SoAps
100 boxes ol1s Boa Bo..On Ground Pepper,
So 90 90 90 &c S 3. s sB,s:;
I0e % superior csTb. Soda. k'paDas
s0easks do Do;
: ASKS Dutch Asadsri
100 bags Pepper;
50 do sPiSei
20 tsress RlPsl
~ dozen BApted BHckgal
los Do Weahboariss ~
90 Be1tB Tuts; '"'-
100 dozen Brcoms
go boSes Tobacco, az zra.sss Va. hfsafs
500 kegs pure White LEAD.
30 bbls do Linseed Oil
IS kegs Shot, All siEss;
% do Bar Lead
50esses Assaas BlackinR:H
900 bags ans Liverpool 5klii
1910 bills KanaEha daf
60 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS,
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia WhlrsH
zoe DO Rag Ohio a..
so DO Old CouatFy a..
$50 do smith old Reserve "a.
100 DO Old Bourbon a..
50 do do Rye -.
k1o d. ~. -,
30 do Old Port and ETaiaza Wins
20 do A. II. Gin;
2pipes Holland Gin;
do Old Cognac Braudy:
100 cases s. Julien ClaIUs Wina
70 hasks.s Chsmpagns, sEtFsI
1910 cases RrSn1y;
$40 packages Domestic BEapdEf
2Db barrels Cider Vinegar.
" q many other Articles fos ne Grocery trnda
anil NORRIS 4 s3RkTyO8
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A NOBLE ACT.-We learn fIom the Pa
ducah paper that three little sons Of DIR.
Duke, of that city, were permitted by their
parents, on Saturday last, to go to the river
to fish. While pursuing their sport, from
the guard Of steamer, two Of them, aged
ten aud twelve years, fell into the river, and
were swept away 10y the current. Though
some forty or Fifty men were upon the levee
within sight, none had the presence OF mind
and courage to plunge in for their rescue
Capt. D. g Fowler behe;d the accident a. a
distance, rushed to the river, plunged in,
caught both OF the little fellows and sunk
twice nearly to the bottom with them cling
ing TO his person. BY the exertion of al
most superhuman strength, he finally brought
both to the shore, but one had drowned
hanging on his neck; the other was saved
all had a most narrow escape from waiery
grave. Such deeds are noble testimony
of the character Of the man.
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Ey- Mr.. Alfred Jansen, of La Claire.
Illinois, died few days ago from the sting
of a bee He was wealthy young Eng
lishman. and was Stung in the neck by a
common honey bee. When stung he said
it was a serious matter for him, as he had
once, after being Stung, swOoned away and
remained inSensible for several hours. Sale
ratus was applied to the wound, but he was
soon violently i'll, became insensible, and in
a few minutes had commissions, and three
quarters of an hour from the time he was
stung be was dead. He was young man
Of liberal education, and was about going to
England to pay a visit to his relations.
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GoLD ColxAGflN FRAXcE.-Theiudus
prosperity of France under the protective
commercial policy OF Louis Napoleon IS
illustrated 10y the surprising increase 81
gold at the French Mint.
In the seventeen years of Louis Phiiiipe's
reign, the average gold coinage of France
was only about S2,50O,O0O year In the
year 1857 the French coined gold to the
amount Of S1OO,OO0,O0O; in 1857, to the
value of SIZE, 100000; the gold coinage in
1858 was also about 500, 100000.
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BA- The New York Tribune says that
the battle of Magenta was only one-third as
sangujnary as the average of Napoleon
ten great engagements, and it may surprise
some Americans to know that the carnage
at Magenta is scarcely more than one-third
as great, in comparison with the number OF
troops in the respective fields, as it was on
the Plains of Abraham, at Bunker Hill, at
Chippewa, and Buena Vista
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RT The editor of the Troy Bridget has
taken ride on the Hudson river, in the
life-boat, or car, which has been built to &C
company the monster balloon Of Mr.. La
Mountain in Its trip across the Atlantic. He
says it moves through the water at the rate
Of from six to eight miles an hour, by the
same machinery, acting on the air, thatpro-
pels it when aloft. 1t is model CT beauty
and, when beheld with its wings (the fans
beating above the water, looks like mon,
ster bird, wounded and futtering in efforts
TO rise to its native element, the ethereal re-
gions.
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INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS.
Miss Hooker, Tuesday, June %, coumenc's at =.
- R0ualds, " Z" a. Gt9 -
INTLEaEDiArE AND cRANHAR.
Mr. Saiiaway, Tuesday, une %, comnenc'g at ? a..
Miss :. Fisher, Wedues'y, Jun.29, [" at) : -.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Dir Leavitt, Wrjnes'y, June -, commenc' az PPM.
Aud confirms until Thursday, 1870 AN.
Mis- +. Fisher, IL rrsd.sy, June So commencing az
1890 4 81, AL continue through the day.
mon SCUc-L.
Friday, July J, conmcncin.. AT .. 3. =, aud con
Timing through the day.
EIch candidate Tor the III :. School will l., r.
quirCd g. have ready for examination composition
vf az l.s-i oiI--hRif page Of Pools Cap
The MayJr, Gonna Council. Parents Cuard-
O. attend tlls examination.
The exercises viii comnivncS at Tho hnurs Sl.ccI-
fCd, AMI the Board desire visitors ~ be- prompt.
By order II tha Bard
=. iI0ENBROOh,
jp-2-0t Ctafk Is. of T. 9. :. G.. Of T..
JOHN 4. ELITZ........ ...........JOIN 4. ItANEY.
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In New Orleans, on the evening Of the 22d inst 10y
the brides father, Rev Edison Hart, at First Pres
byterian Church. Mr.. J. Il. AEcHrR AVID Mis-.
HELEN r. HARr.
We hope the famous Southerner will lose none Of
her attractions among the numerous crowds Of her
lady friends, by the above announcement. After
years Of Irritation that has given rise TO various
reports, he has been caught and noosed at last in
the silken bands The happy couple have gone To
occupy Of the oveliest homes on the Ohio which
a restless spirit induced us to relinqtish 20 them
and the most generous wish We can express fer
them Is, that they may pass all their years a. hap
PLY and delightfully."- did under the root Of
the same beautiful cottage and amid its charming
grounds and shrubJery II they do, industry, in
tegrity, and noble devotion TO all the obligations
of son. brother, and friend, his part will merit
their full reward.
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Ia A correspondent at Roseyille, y. j.,
writes to an exchange that one of his neigh
bors has a white moss rose bush growing on
its own root, which is now exhibiting a
strange feat Last year, not thriving well,
it was cut down close TO the ground, and has
now vigorous growth of two or three feet
About nine inches from the ground the bush
parts in two BRANCHES. on one OF which
white moss roses are now blooming. and OF
the other an elegant samask rose, with sev-
eral buds of the same kind
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e. Mr.. Wilson Brown, well known
Young merchant of Cincinnati, addressed the
crowd of people who assembled last Sunday
on the wharf in that city to hear public
preaching. The papers say be spoke with
a fuency, coherency, and directness that
many preachers might envy. A few months
AGO Mr.. Brown would hardly ventured to
have expressed his views before the public
upon any topic, much less upon religious
themes. He is now Jealous missionary OF
the Christian religion, and his devotion has
given him both win and words to speak.
There is an inspiration in this calling that
defes all the sneers of skepticism. The
moral of it is worthy of all mems considera-
ton.
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pa. \ young lady named Elizabeth
Welch, residing near Winchester, H., CON-
mitted suicide, on the 18th inst, by swal-
lowing the contents Of lumber of oil OF
vitriol. The occasion for this "selfslaugh-
ter" is said to be owing to q supposed cool
ness on the part Of her intended, who
unwittingly accompanied another young lady
home.
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11~ y report has for some time been
current that Commander MauTy is 10 he je-
tached from the National Observatory. IL
this should take place it will he with the
view to place him in active service as q
commander, in which capacity he has not
served since his elevation to that rank, and
without rendering such service he would
not De in the line Of further promotion.
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M s0T71E 10 10.1sTR.sCTORs >
BOTLDEEIEG or MAIN STREET,

@
EVANSVILLE IND
The Common Cornell Of the city Of Evansville
viii receive sealed proposals until the 18th day OF
june lSjg FOR bordering 5iain street Of said city
the North II g. Of First street to the Canal,
distance Of about 400 feet the width Of the
being > feet ( inches froa curb 10 curb.
Contractors will bo required 10 Kurdish all the
materials, and do the work according to plans and
specifications now CA file ia this Office; and the
name or names Of tie sureties Of the bidders must
accompany the bids in ali cases.
PATRICK BURKE,
iunc G-tf City Clerk.
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a. MEET .S.Ew-s-IOO LBs tH0ft.E
APOLLO HALL FOR SALE.
- - "A - ~ HILL T.yILEfIE.y.fy

eE the German Theatre, ground lease, either
with or without furniture, just suits purchaser
Two ten pin alleys three sets pins and balls, one
good stable, ten barrels assorted liquors, wines,
Ac viii lie offered at pablo auction ON IT. EsDA
the 9l.t Gay # July next
Apollo Hall contains lbcsidcs the thesitrcl seven
large and wei, arranged rooms, two bIr-rooms-
pue connected with the theatre. The property will
Do. -cld subject To- the mortgages in favor Of Fred.
Cook Terms liberal.
i.9I.tI C. = KILLER
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a Card.
fC,H.T.y-KLEN. s. REILLY. RER I'd

~ Announce the completion Of the extensive i'm
prOyements to their concern, which have been in
progress for some time past, 10 afford the utmost
facility for carrying extensive trade, by sell
ing good article only at such prices cannot fail
10 give universal satisfaction. Having This o. ject
in view. every consideration that Straightforward
oaiing, founded on honor and lberality, give.
viii be rcsOrted 10, and thus establish mutual con-
idence between buyer and seller; The stock il
chasers may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment on reasonable tersas. They wound di-
particular attention TO tLeir late importation
81 Irish Linen Goods, viz: and "A Irish Linens,
IA Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
kerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Bleached aud Brown
Linen Table Cloths, &c, &C. Corner 81 Main aud
First streets. my3
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DIED:
M A r RIED

On Monday, 2Tth inst, FREDERICK EUGBSE, son
Henry and Louisa Lawrence, aged 10 moths.
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e.. MARSHALL continues ia the old business,
and returns thanks To his old customers and the
public for their patronage and hopes, by strict at
teutiOn to business, 10 merit continuance OF the
same. lie hiss ROW a good brick yard, from which
e can supply his customers with brick of the best
material, al short notice. All houses undertaken
BY me, will be built in the shortest time desirable
lel7-lmd CASPER MARSHALL.
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0.fLE OF p.sEU.fsEB RR.sL Is

~ TATE IN EVANSVILLE.
ON the 9th day of July, 1859, will sell at pub
lie auction without 10 the highest bidder,
on the premises, the following described real
tate, tO-wt: Lets No 10, IL, - ID, II, is, L. L.
Is 10, 70 81 80. y, s. 3D. 40, Al, -, 43, IS 46 a.,
As A., and 81, as designated plat of Rogers d
Huston's addition 10 the City Of Evansville. For
particular description OF premises, plats in pos
session Of Samuel Swndell and Baker 4 Foster.
Terms Of sale, oue-half cash; One-fourth the
lSt OF January, 1861 and One-fourth the LIST day
Of April 1850, with interest on deferred payments,
to be secured 10y mortgage ON good personal secu-
Tity. JONATHAN KENICk, Executor Of
jci-td ANDREW HUSTON.
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HNOH BERRGRs I'M BRRRGR
q he LANES. ~ t. 5. EMBiCH co.
IoT Lawns or OrglEdies, 90 to
5. ENIBICH 4 co.
For McI aud Boys wear in Wooden, Linen, or
Gotten, go 20 S. EMRICH co.
FOI the best hose ia the city, 20 to
;. EHB1CH co.
For ilie Irettiest and cheapest Grape, Stella, or
silk Siawis, 20 To- 5. EMDICH co.
With city aud County Orders, 90 to
3 EMBICH 90.
For any aud everything in the line Of Dry Goods,
go to =. EMBICH Co,
No. ~ Mair street, who will be glad 10 show you
anything in their line, whether yon wish to buy
not, and where everybody pays cash for what
they buy. myl9
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n l.EHD.-U,fs M,9T.E LIE.YOV.ED

eE the remainder a. cur stock Of Teas, Tobacco,
and Cigars 10 Mr.. J. ?. Eiliotfs building, No. %
Main street, where uifcr them for see cheap. -
Those indebted 10 us viii please pay up at once.
ieIO T.. J.. SADIN & co.
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spEFsRRE.a16I no the sBoV.E,

II - We take piea.uro IN recommending TO our
numerous friends aud customers sur SUCCESSORS,
Ncssrs. ERSKINE, CURSICK & CO., and hope
they will rereivc their full share Of patronage.
June O. 1859. L H. SABIN co.
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HDIRLE P0U.DER-5O kEGS OF
iela ). l.. GILBERT q 60.

sS.E.N,DRIES-
~ "a Cutting Boxes, sanford : Patent made Ly
Ford, ii New Albany, Tor sale cheap.
~ bundles Cotton Line.
Grass, Hemp, and Manila Ec,l,ord-.
Cotton Batting.
Drrsh0s-horsr, shoe, sweeping. vEilewa,h.
Dried Peaches.
Dried Apples, Eicc.
COiIee-iio and Java iu sacks,
SBgar-three grades ~ New U.!e.n>-rlJl-
verified and crushed white
For sale 10y EESKISE, CCRNfCK < co.
jelJ - Nam strcct.
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= .,..,.Uk Ex:s. ,LI;SaI Tlo.1' or

"
The annual Examination Of the Common Schools
Of this city will commence on MONDAY. June -,
aud continue through FRIDAY. July l. The follow
iug order viii Ue observed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30

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in all the schools
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-30

nEfGLErH. f.Us-IOO OF THESE
" celebrated Hams, together with good as
sofincnt Of other meats-Shoullers, Clear Sides,
Picked Pork, Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, &C, Just
received and for sale 10y
CHAS. MCJOHNST0N,
je25 Main street, near the Canal.
~ FINE IND BIRGL.sH PROOF
eE SAFE At AUCTION.
IT net sold before NJ private sale, We will ell at
auction without reserve, ON THURSDAY, june
10Th, good Fire-proof Safe, for cash Ii is good
article. and will De sold.
Je25 II. NELSON & co.
H.EET NE H'S-IOO LBs dHOftE
~ Honey, in the comb, ~ caps, just AZ taken irOm
the hive, received this day and for sale by
ie25 CHAS. MCJOHSSTON.