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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-13
d n. CR.s.N'E, FORW.IRDI.1'1
He AND
Commission Merchant,

sct2l-ly
!AFTOR.s GR W.z.S-TRD.--we are prepare i
~ TO store in Fire Proof Warehouse, any
Quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise on the
most liberal terms T. l3--t
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, partcuIa.
care viii be taken OF Household Furniture, Agri-
cultural Implements and AL kinds Of Goods or
wares liable 10 damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates
by the EipA-l or longer when desired.
warehouse .ocs ed on corner Of Locust street and
w. and T. Canal, AMI most convenient for shipping
by River er Railroad. Apply TO
APPS GEO. FOSTER & co.
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ICE.
CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPIN.
lER. u. q. O,RTLEI. 1T TIE

BER. II. q. O'RfLEI: 1T THE
eEz earnest solicitation Of many persons, has
concluded to distribute portion Of his SPLENDID
LAKE PEPIN ICE to the citizens Of the town, by
leaving IL at their doors from Wagons He will en-
deayor to begin the business tomorrow morning.
The ice is as clear as cTystal-s0ld as a rock,
and THIRTY inches in thickness. He IS sorry
that the original cost and heavy expenses OF pro-
curing it. will not allow him to put the price 50
low 10 consumers az lie would wish but he is per-
suaded that when its durability and superior quail
ties are fully tested il will be found cheaper than
any other to be had and when the account for the
whole seasons ice Is footed up the total expense
will not be found 10 be greater than the sum paid
for our ordinary ice in common seasons.
Those who wish regular supply at their stores
dwellings, will please leave their orders at p C.
ORILE1' > counting
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DR. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerlyOc-
cupied by Dr. Kiyett, in DR.. Brays building, oppo-
site the Pest Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizers of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and see t8e specl-
mems on exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed and pleased with his work.
shall be attended 10 with great pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GUM
works without seam creyice. Nothing viii he
more clean, or have greater strength. His BLOCK
WORK has but two seams in a full upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh rs heartily they choose
without showing that their teeth artificial, and
cheeks that are sunken can be restored to nearly
their original contour.
lie also makes the usual styles of plain and Sim
pie gum tooth work gold aud silver plate-and
also the Cheoplastic work, which is much liked by
those who have used it. He has also two processes
for extracting teeth without pain-nO inhalation
no injurious effects arising from their usethe most
delicate have them applied with perfect safety
nS Parents viii consult the health and beauty of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
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rs, take pleasure in introducing DR.. lass,
formerly of Lafayette, Ind, my successor to the
old rooms in Bray building, hoping he will find
them both pleasant and profitable. From my in
tercourse with the Doctor, am pleased TO find him
of the progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability and standing. With this view,
can, with safety, recommend him to the community
skill 'ul and competent dentist.
aplS j. KIVETT.
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE & CHAMELEON
TRl-WEEKLY PACKET.
HR.9CHET TIME! PACKET PRE

K-yOR L0UESVYLLE-THE FINE LIGHT
Il draught steamer POLAND, xu1
Gracey, master, J. H. Duncan, G-%SikeSusr~
clerk, will leave Evansville
Louisville and intermediate landings every TUES
DAY EVENING, at > +. NJ, and every SATUR-
DAY MORNING, at . A. NJ. For freight or pas
sage, apply on board. jylS
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KILL O.v H.s.N'D .s.N.D DETER

GEORGE TH0RNHILL takes pleasure in in
orniing his old customers that in the quality and
style of his work. he iatters himself he cannot be
eNcelled. He may still lie found at the corner Of
Second and Main streets, where the choicest Har
and Saddles of every description I've obtain
ed on the best of terms.
Sc Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
Second hand Harness ALWAYS on hand ie1
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= q
u T0RY.-The undersigned having engaged in
the Tobacco Business, with the purpose OF supply
ing, ii possible, the wants of the home market,
am now prepared to offer well selected stock OF
manufactured TObaeco-from Missouri, Kentucky,
and Tennessee Leaf, i'm Pounds, Fivcs, Halves,
Fights. aud Quarters, in any desired package.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount FOR Cash
purchases, Int no sale less than live boxes.
A. GUMBERTS,
jy2s No. l05 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
HD.ME.NHSTR.sTOR S.4LR.-BI'
81 virtue of an order of the Court If Common
Pleas Of Vanderburgh county, will sell at public
auction, Mt the Court House Door in Evansville,
the 10th Of September, 1852 part of the s. +. Ir at
Section No. Q, township south, range ~ west,
containing three acres, adjoining lands Of Peter
Sharp, y. W. Brinkmeyer, and lying on the road
leading from the Poor House 10 the residence Of
Edgar C. Dunk. Said premises will be soldi sub
divisions, plat Of which can be Sect 10y calling
upon me.
Terms Of sale, One-tliird cash balance in l. aud
Is months from day Of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, waving all relief
from valuation appraisement laws, with interest
from the day of sale BRACKET MILLS,
jy2s-td Admir- Of Adolph Brnkman.
TO E.EKED u.2TER C.f.N,S-
u 80 dOZ White Cedar Water Cans, with covers,
brass aud iron bound, 3 sizes
500 doz White Cedar Pals, 3 sizes, brass and
iron hoops. '-l
Where one dozen more are taken, they are
packed in dry shavngs, with no charge for cases,
thus insurng safe transportation andkeeping them
ia good order till sold.
l. T. RIJSSELL. go Main street
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E.gCOB .9Ls.z.NtS0.S; CONTRACT
a. or and Builder. Shop ON Second street, near
Mulberry. l am prepared to do all kinds of work
belonging 70 NV business. aug4
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VOECE PE.uPs.-yTsT RECI

- ed lot of this desirable Pump, adapted fol
elevating and forcing water into any part OF the
building, or about the premises where they may De
placed. For sale by
jy2I GEO. S. S0NNTAG.
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n FIRE .s.ND BURGL.IR PROOF

0A SAFE At AUCTION.
1T net sold before at private sale, will sell at
auction without reserve, on THURSDAY, June
SUth, good Fire-prOof Safe for cash. Ii is good
article, and will be sold.
je2j NELSON Il co.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-SENATE.-'rhe Naval
Appropriation Bill passed.
The Senate amendment to the Army Appropri-
alton Bill, appropraing ffty-threc thousand
dollars for machinery and repair, at the llarpcrs'
Ferry Armory WI. discussed.
The vote rejecting the Mail Steamer Service Bill
was rcconsided and gain rejected.
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Tie Senate reso-
luton. making Commodore Stcwar; Senior Flag
Officer. passed
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By Printing Telegraph.

WAsHlSGroN. Murch. 2-Thc new t,legtn, h
line between this city and Gordans,illr, worked
by the Printing instruments, was opri"d yc,teI-
day evening. The completion of this important
connection secures direct communicat. Ia between
5 uthwc.t and all the great commercial cite.
oi the Narth and East. At Naehiu toa j! cpu..cej,
with the American. tomlauy'S Line wl.,h ex.
tend Ea>;wa,diy L. ST. .lehu~, Newfoundland,
and to Minnesota and Kansas CA tie " est, incInl-
ing all the Intermediate poi t. j, Mil he el Il To-
the public Of Richmond ana the SauIwest in Il
few day. RANha.
Agent Associated Prs.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW ORLEANS, March Late Mexican alvices
confirms The statement that the English and French
fleets before Vera Csuz very hostile to Juarez,
and in the interest of tho Liberals.
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Markets.

New YORK, March o.-flour is higher: South
crn Sc 90 To 6 A. Wheat is active and from
to . cents hi CHER: Southern White 81 So Corn
quiet: Mixed So cents Yellow e3 10 81 cents
Virginia skies "a.
BALTIMORE. March 2--flour fan, Howard
Stree; S6.l2. Wheat firm ard unchaascl Corn
buoyant Yellow 50, White - ceut,.
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Lopsrp.-Jno Freeman, loafer, and claiming
to be an Englishman by birth, made Application
far lol sings nj the Cage. Tuesday night and was
accommodated On being introduced to the Mayor
next morning. Mr.. Freeman was politely requested
+, leave the CITY rs soon AZ he could conveniently
make the necessary arrangements.
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FRrIGur TR.DE.-rhere were received nj the
demo. of the Va. & Tenn. X. Il, yesterday,
IL loaded cars, consisting # 500 bnshel, Wheat;
o. 600 pounds of Miscellaneous; 2s.oOD pounds Of
Plaster There werel0 loaded cars sent West tie
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orr uT.uCaI. FRIEND.


4 WEEKLY put lcaon "f Sheet Music. suitable for the
lavcts Of III" HON" eirc' mud consisting "f
sixteen PAGE. nil toll, stitched N handsome cover u
contains popular dances at the .av arrangements from
sr"na-. songs hatlhIs airs A' An
Ainndqn, supply thing that The uIar taste demands
never too d houi and ever rosh and DC
ligltml ......=.... .,.,,,.,
he favor " iii =, Inch Dt X MI SIcAI. FRIEND has been
by nh". aud the comm i's u has Won from
of lis worth work - cheap AZ
dot, u" exist IN any Other country lie
same amount procured at IL" nr stores would
what il cnst ia - a. Mhs"al Friend
secured 10y subscribing I" period
cal 81 choap AMI lpc needed Pieces 10y IL" i"l"
~ srr have appeared the first ton hunters IA" names
speak for ihcn,s ives: Mozart L"yr Wal",t'n Never
beer Fntcw Burgmuaor +. Schnhrit, N'tii, ID" n"'t,
Strauss Musrrd lhalbcrr Ia f. Rassni Weber Kueko"
Sptycr Att. G \ Macflr,rp. l'tlin u smart, A'cier
Crlrh EAbcr B shoi A"hcr ia'.''i' 'lh'pii"'r' be'
thovr &C. Al these i"Cos vi lu tiV rang" "i
players ad Ecrs anl arr iHaIhH 'hd'A''''%cub
delicious M LODI, ahd ,i-y accom- 9ttb'ai'
orr VI 81 4 4 )
islu1fs.d ky. 10 ccns and mt ordered from
any bookseller periodical hale II viii e >e"i direct from
the office publication the following rate Yearly 50
half wear q 10 Clubs copies eli: copies SO 10 copies
10 per wear; for half No subscription taken
for ,ess than & months pay abs in advance
Office Musical Friend Is Frankfort street New
York. u 81 hoon a ~.
jan 27dlmSclawf'rlmil rfop'"''rs
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htR a'snrtn"ut isnaw complete. Having added many
~ h"n Ne goods srk, prepared
u acea"n dat al iu want ri non ~ KIN riNG GbOls
silver fl' MI. The tutorr Na,.ts Chatting Nnh
Table AMI foet Oh hs I'll Shades tilt 6 tnce, OGDEN
aud NIL" a. Ita~ AID h." fradrr- HAS and ront
Ell And i'"rs u - and s, Shoscls Hnl Tong, Sauspt
cutters Nfsafs >el-,''- E,
fnthri tnilefs, lsoi~ double au1 sng,r Guns. Amount
ltn ataGc y buggy Trimmings tarpsutrrs MI. WrA'ts
Waeksuh- an tuup,.s Toe farmtrg an Gafdenius In
p"menis Circular anil al athsr III, liug fruni aud
Hair Ter S,N I al Rope. Il.
W. "Hritet ~. ~ attention - our -'"'k oi Ri rs
m'nniaVu'ui us, al warranted II every ia
stance W. az ash toe aIasnt> tr ll.AIllie hEIllNH
Ne ~ huf prizes utou, aud LII go d., elected win
rare. asn" L. hsst quality W,rs4".isl hth. IN rNafa
tuatau l., ruraHa4.rs
IL. tpllipi " WILLS
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BrsI<rss ME<S' PRAYER MEErlSG.--Thcre are
regular meetings for prayer, Al the room 81 the
Young Mems Christian As-ocation at l. clock.
The public are invited TO attend
nov dts
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a b. RItCtER.
GROCER N COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Opposite tie IL giHio B1nk,
LiNCHRURG, "a,
~ lS ny hand large aud varied assortment
~ ufiRottR,..S AND ~ ArLI DRY GOODS. Witch
be TORS the reduced pirH for tsh, OF In cxchange
lot roure h purpose hereafter To conduct his busi
'ntrt CASH rms, and IA order To sftct this
thc he Viii SCI, .uh prices will protect the
rusI ct nil " he IN t,,u = call.
tiHtotnl the share patronage received nj tho hands
at It, he'd friends aud pubic ot the last
ho be-. IA continuance al ho kndnceH IN HI
cut u.n
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SALE OF NEcRaEs-Wc invite attention to the
sole ,f valuable nesraes. advertised by Messrs.
Wakefield & Bark. aud watch takes place to-day,
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nndT ned, u iTIs nay 'F''N'H
hoNns dam. aratn.t viii th,m r pay
set'lc HOS L NlRl'l-li.
- a. - IAN Ism wv II SfRAl Ton.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Application having been made To us to receive
subscriptions by the week, for the accommodati'n
of persans who prefer to subscribe in this way,
we have cnnclu!el to offer any facility that will
increase the circulation Of the Nir4inian. especa
" darin. the campaign upon which we have en-
Trad W.w,Il flle,,th IL receive subscriptions at
our counter A, l.l cents per week. payable in nd
vance The paper will be delivered. if desired,
Mt the residences Of the parties any where within
the city limits,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev DR.. ~. T. BRoADDrs of FrelerlrHs
bnrg, will preach at the Baptist church, TONIGHT.
March 81. at = clock. The public are invited
Z attend
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we have cnncu!el to offer any facility that will
increase the circulation Of the Nir9nan, especial
ly dlrin. the campaign upon which we nave en-
terel ". vii Therefore receive subscriptions at
our counter A, u, cents per week, payable in ad-
VANCE The raper will be delivered. if desired.
Mt the residences Of the parties any where within
the city limits.
S,rr OF NEsRnEs.-Wc invite attention to the
sole If valuable negroes. advertised by Messrs.
W,ngfeld & Barks. aml watch takes place to-day
SENT Ox.-The man calling himself Martin NJ.
Mitchell. whose arrest for horse stealing was no.
ticcd in Mondays Nirsnan, had an examining
tr al l-.f5re the Mayer Yesterday Mr. hemP'
the gentleman from whose stable, at " incheSter,
the horses aud aggy were procured, was present
AMI identified the property US belonging 10 MN.
Mr. Bowman another gentleman residing at
w t.s,i6eJ that the person then in custody. was
the one who hired the horses from the servant o.
Mr. H. Mr.. Kemp himself being absent al the
time) After hearing the evidence IN the case
his Honor ordered the prisoner to be sent on i'r
further trial. at the next term OF the C,rcu'' onr
Of Frederick county, to be held at Wineheste',
and detailed Mr.. Kemp as special Constable T.,
deliver the prisoner into the custody OF the eherin
of said comfy. The parties left this city by the
Southside train last night.
a,rrvpr TO BREAK J.IL.-On last Tuesday
nyht five prisoners confined In an upper room "i
the Jail made desperate effort to effect Their eN-
cane by making an opening through ire Por""h
Of the wall, between the "ihuo" anu '.'e '''o'
of the room. ihey suceetne" III 'e'"'t'''E i"i :,
of the inside pia,tefihS an" 'o''a, "'I ''' '''''
stones used for hlllng IN hctweeh 'he i"e "'.rS'
The aperture was sufficiently large 10 h.'n' Wv
light. but day pe,'S usne.el IL II '.,.,i,'.
their lob The parties engaged i'll tins enterprise
ara ali confined on charges of felony,and are every
one of them despe ate characters
Tb,;r names and crimes follows: MIthhct
stealing horses Shell--numheries, crimes and
ms ,e'h', NV, 'l Ia r'r ..al;nr Nf.h,!l
l1aa :, ;rnns o,,3 tho others confined IN
w., w. ia,a',n ,.rv csntr3rt, .-., f.r tie
anara,;nns of .neh cnternrisinr eeniiemea
A BARD IN TRprnir--On the occasion II a VS.
it to the Turpin House yesterday, we accidentally
met with the snbioincd stanzas, which We + una
written on the walls # tie ~. III occupied lya
gentleman we'll known tothr l,.i.#r. '.r'!e..a tins
,ity The stanzas read rs follows:
Hear Use Pore Spottsw sd
Who is at n loss
lie got bride
A .;lvcr L;t
And cof kin ranes
Which hrot him To
The Prison chauc.
LABOR oMSIA vINcIr.-Tho above well kno"A
Latin phrase, which, in plain English. reads mus,
orv hn,d characters on the wall Immediately above
tho onon;pc made hv the prisoners confined in our
a;,c ioI in their recent attcmpt at escape This
;rc,mst,nce affords another yeriicaton of the old
aanaa .Th.re's many n slim ,twixt the cup and
.Lo IL
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AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS.

AN EXTENSIVE BUSINE5S.
V,uE NV YoIk hus Some opinion be formed
If Il . extent a the Sewing VI chr, hpi"'as rm th'
fact tha ,uc company tWitILfN WILSON arc now man
ufactp,ry irteiuts III, 2JuOl per aunnm with
demand ~ gre y in aisanc" of III" supply The rHrnu
other con- Together, mannfa nf" p"hah y Nearly ~
many u.ir Nntttil, 4 WiIs ~ -l'' Ioom. No. :
Rroadw. flashed more i barate tra'c and cost,
manner ,lan any n;l.' in the snntr!
Sole A ,rlt l. Lyn,ihurA WIN L. PAGE
fob d.
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ROI}I\tSO\s;
WAN S.l AN0.

TUiS ~ OF All u FIRI II/l,E. composed Il ore htif
| bot pJRf + IiNGI tFG hnlt line iRDf'Ni M I.
and III PfiDsPHifiG III ItD sia coad ii IN
prtatd is mud imr,l ed H1c'nry hy
vi ,ec i,- an. perfect cmbHati Is effected relu.
ing all l., Il poadcs aud for sppi alton by dr'4
or ohern isr. tie m1,t pref a order Aud have
saving, ila ir all crops II equal I" any fr
yer ,4,f .n-f,i ~" farming community. The QUALIFY
VIII ~ htrr FinfI,Il uNiIDlN nm. r. al " Az
KAN1fD contain cent OF AMMONIA AMI T. 4, -
per c.ilt # Bn%EPIInHinA ~ D LIME It ittrj upl,
- III each Purchasers vi pie e
notice u 1t the nanc / EGHISHbN, Is brtud,d an each ha;
r.lsrr : .runlur.
Nv long trad. All IL general sntl action
by MI GGaa6e. s' l by viii, hoir ic .
puarnp.o, II tic article orerad VIII 10 presented
viii A. kcr., .niily hnnd Tho br-t pTErNltN Nix
IL AZ AID tnanp., which will soil rs low any hpu,r
in the elit. y, " h''' So
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,.iiriu. ons the arm OF Nowlin n AIrsnn.
der. rtp,n thanls f the inira aee II the i''' s,n
II uds icr l,Y ulin.nI trrtw urm al N"Nhn
&urrc ,atlr rutlc ard patsns al IL late ri,,rn "'
WI /. w.. - 4tr,nhtr \ ALEXANDER
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LAnoR oMSIA vIxcIr.-Tho above well knowa
Latin phrase which, in plain English. reads thus,
Labor conquers everything was Inscribed III
very bold characters on the wall Immediately ab"v"
the opening made by the prisoners confined IN our
city ia in their recent attempt at escape mus
circumstance affords another verfcatlon oi the old
adage There's many slip, 'twixt the cup and
the lip"
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DIssoLUTIONs AND NEW FIRMS.

DIsSoLUTIONS AND NEW FIRMS.
1 SUANGE.-Tae ~e-pssss~FshtP eeresesers
- ,Nisiag under signed under the name
MoklN>Eh co. has this day been changed by hents ~
floo retiring nm thu said rm having sold his incres' IN NV
firm OF Kinney % to john II Flood ~,.y
SAML. H. McklSNEf,
lSO. = BASS
FEBRUARY l2th lr.,a HENRY u. FLOOD.
NEWCOMERS. The undersigned W cor
~ tLuU tt GrJc - "a tcsmssan Basthtss AT W'h W
house under the tyIa Mt INNiN 60 where they Will
lie slai 10 all their friend. sd - r"'r -rnrta
SAW II MeklNNih,
J<p RAS>.
I<p. ~ FLOOD.
4 y retiring from the Rrm ct NcN iaDry ~ To-
having sod inicrts John II Flood tak" I'a>"'
the reliable and bnst
ht.s mon. to my ncnls and the public -.
th lids HENRY u flt"'
~ raod ourselves together for the d"ing Urn
al e., EbSiffss under the style ana hh
NpWI.iN Nj ERE1l. and have taken the h"u>" is''y
eeiIi,i by Naw|u& Alexander Main ST iynthburE ~ NJ
Nopp">tt' til. cd ard =. Murrcl >traton. We WIZ h'p
Instantly a. IL i.rtrtal rmci.t Of GRot ERliN
Hnt>ualh k"li IN suel establishment NAc ~ Wi =. !
lrtp tu Al. prnsiuI cnsta5usfs stat iih' W
vii rl'r persona atthnor t. tin sri" "f tasoa ard ia
M ttHs, C5 pfifatr unF experience Ia hu
" "a advantages and hN prompt AM
NJ attention IL h1acs t.fe Give liberal = Ne
II patronage rrm 81 ht-His All the iuhr grhf'N'
them that eliot sud. L. ,,r,l - r"H-r th'se
nho uaN t.sur u itll their s'routsr
IL II II >pwllN,
~ 81 IT,. trin Nav lin 4 Alexander
ItipS L vi kRfllh
Iate.f we ifu4 at Muirrli >uattoh.
IfN,Htlre January 1t I-aH
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N EN S.OVpN ,gcbIBN T. UANUN q w,
u tNNtnhrlu " nfcriuu ion tnhIr hfsp"rIi"n
very lara numafnlhcout stuck Of srnsnnaho DIV oohs
ruistnE IN al Nil tie -iNles" Ladies l'f"s.
Goods tlaalr Nhtw Collars tnh Sleeves Gnv's. "s'fy
Ac Thh stock nj t"ih thslnrr,~ aud NsiiHrs, Is com
f'rr tn special attention Is uae t. thu, =orh Il GOODS
fbE StlN MT. consisting II 81 AMI - hcl 'i"ths
IL Nt Saitn,ue flail his"ss AMI Iiankeis NIL stock
l'ns, uitl.hp4 'u' d. tan4lsirr "f N"sct hrna
e's iist lv tn a. aud Nsnian tHtFntaE tugs Floor
tl 't"fh., tntittn Materials, Table ltuona, IL
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RELEASED FROM JAIL.--GraCe Logan and white
man. both miserable old soakcrs who have been
confined for several months past in the city Jail,
on the charge of chronic drunkenness, were yes
teriay released by order # the Mayor
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RED lAl N,I, stand II TO present -,t-sn- COMMENCING
Nah AID cn.ne The l. 1T iuy CAMP ~
md wfl he Let I" Nas $50 III, he
jtiI IA" oi Of the and g. Ia b" pad
vlpn Lo Mat, ctainci To be VII tod. parted with
groom al Mare BE- kept and ict Al ~
pei sun red - II" finest pats u
q. lard. ~ rtls tir,,> nd Ir'ihF
.tfN tbhru to- irHt ''I enfs &C. but no irsIon
ii y Vii L. III. 81 nca-' { anN.
LII lip1lsu prdigrt, pei hand bills
$780, =, - : i HAIshil. Arc.t.
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gSlr ovrn,OaTA, At
sETn wooDRoor


/ sDNF NiIt SLID received We regard II an extra
nne lot pllo and OIL or impurities and think
wou lnd their ntcrr,, TO call aud exanne
1t bcfnt, L. Wing 81. wh.rr IfBN \ SAUNDERS
p v. ha'r ia store, nI4o TiAoLy orchard Grass bno
Grass aud + yfl.f'rn sEID. ian - dts
a ORR. Of ,h,.c .DIrpJIi large RED
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.uyr al, yr.. md nrnndic., choice old Nv.

n Wis., II ,rh'n whisky cid tamlv Nectar WIFI
XIV pure old .Iaiaict Rum pure Hol and Gin ~ Ms
county Al p irn'; wish larg" stock ct 'lnesli Liquor
l. s,fte a, Il for sait by LEE ROOKIE a co.
Il, dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-03

.stl #a.-,.n i.'}. si' s.5#s'- spFi'i It'll The
.i5.y 1t ls. io.li-hiI III NIii ard ntah'r H''o, vi'h
Ia q - l. -, rou,tn >!tlattaus
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GOLDEN sNkU P.-S,u0rts double g 4 ira
u GOLDEN SYRUP vrry nice article inst we'd and
- ..la nv ffrb lt-dtsl LEE, ROfKE & co.
MACHINE OILS, OF various kiWd.. Tor saIs
Itu nv lie lUts STABT.ER & JONES.
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Ohm II. a. SAM'I. I'NRI,E
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,


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4 Ma III AI-EES IN Lumber Laihs, Lime. Cement. Coal
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