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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-15
Obey This Can or Pay the Costs.

A IL persons indebted to the firm Of WELLS
N HOOPER CO., are requested to call and settle
the same with Nessrs JONES & HOOPER (the only
thorzed persons to wind M the old busness by the
10th of March, 1889 Those not settled by that time
Will afterwards be found in the hands of collector
The above relates only to debts due Jan. lst 1859.
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Hen ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Louisville.

PEST, D. G. PARR, Captain, -}E5kszS5~ess
will leave for the above and all Intermediate ports
THIS DAY, 18th inst at p n. For freight pass
febi5-it h H. HARRISON, Agent
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PENMANSHIP
AND
PHI o N o G. r A PHI Y,
Taught over the Store of iIr. McGill, corner Of
College st. and the Public Square.

THILDREN should be taught correctly at hrst-and
~ when only or years old
LADIES AND GRNTLEMES taught 10 write a chaste,
neat and easy style, free from all vulgar anectaton,
of display, but suited fer lady's CORES gondence,
Merchants Books, etc.
Since Mr.. Dolbear, about 20 years ago, wrote aud
published 81 oLBEAR's SCIENCE PENMANsHP, deduced
from the principles of Physiology aud the An tony
Of the Han. aud ARM, no new principles Of Pc man
ship have been discovered, and never Will be, (un
less people learn TO write with the feet. All the
movements the position, rules for forming letters
shading, etc, are there fully discussed Tho copy
books got up since 10 sel) contain not single prn
ciple not found there.
MIR. ID. IS object in publishing this work WAS TO
duce Penman ship t. the certainty of science, Ia
thing that had not been done beore), that parents
need have the ENDLESS EXPENSE OF constant change
by teachers, aud that bis ~ stem Is what 1t pro-
resses to be shown by the most abundant testimony
Hon. Thos. H. Benton said in ls43, 81 greatly APP
paud your meritoriOus exeTtious 10 improv the
Chirography Of the age" Alfred Hume, well
known Ia Nashville Tor ms cool investigation anu
correct Judgment, said in 1913: Having haa fair
opportunity Of examining your system OF pennan
ship, and having seen TIE wonderful ami rapid IN
provemeut OF your pupils, ia my school, CONSIDER
Il but Instic, say, that believe 10 be not only
,hc BEST SYSTEM but the ONLY oSE DESERVING The
NAME"
I'm ls45 Dr. A. P Merrell President Of Board Of
Visitors OF NatcheZ Institute said: Prom a knoWl
edge have OF your plans, from observation herein
previous years. and from recent examination of
your treatise the subject, am satisfied that IT y
HE ONLY that DEsSERNEs THk NAME, ana
therefore very anxious ior proper instruction ia
It, 10 the youth OF this city"
After witnessing the t.achingsof Mr.. D., OF about
300 pupils ia he above lnsut1Se, Mr.. }. :. Feafii
SUI erinendent al the Public schools 81 Nashville
says: IL deem il my duty "a express my opinion Of
your PEE mlnsbip, from what observed during our
recent OF instruction at this Institution IhaNe
watched closely both our method OF imparung In
struction and the advancement Of the pupils IL Is
The sy stem wheh have seen successfully adapt
I'D to pubic school instruction. Il has only % be IN
dcrSoud by Teachers, Superintendent and Trustees IN
general, 70 be appreciated and adopted,
Very respectfully,
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N O 7 &c f :.

IN retiring from the firm of WELLS, HOOPER x
i Co. feel il my duty TO return to the patrons of
the house my sincere thanks for their liberal patron
age the house viii / was there, and would recon
mend my successors 10 the public as young gantle-
men well worthy of liberal patronage
IL. J. WELLS.
P. 81 expect soon to go into the Wholesale Gro
Gerry business febl5-n
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Large Auction Sale
OF
GROCERIES
BY
-. y. g.. NOEL a. CN.

on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10Th At Q O'Clock, we will
~ sell for cash, in front az our Warehouse, 10. {
lrkct street, the following Groceries without re-
serve.
l25 hhds Sugar, 80 bags : :. Almonds,
500 hars Prime Coffee, 20 hbs P~cans;
100 5bls Mollsscs, 10 FIlhcttS,
$50 half bh.S !" II " Brazil Nuts,
$40 bbls Roctided Wits 800 boxes assorted Glas5
Ky. Ware
80 Rye $50 Kegs Belmont Nails
80 - Bourbon, Z" 10 hblS Herring,
20 . American Brandy, IS - and half bbis.
20 4" Newsom's Ext. Nackercl,
Whisky, 100 boxes star Candles,
10 . ii. Gin, $50 4" Bar Soap,
Is " y. f. Rum. % Tea
$50 boxes FRESH Cheese. 10 Brandy Cherries
200 - Rasins. so dog Rropnls
LIS Drums Fresh Figs, Is Gases Safducs
100 doz Painted Buckets, 30 boxes Brandy, vim
20 boxes Tobacco, va age 1920,
rious brands, 500 NJ, 6 n. Caps.
500 - Cigars. so bales Wrapping Twinc.
Together with endless variety Of little TRICKS
making one OF the largest and INST complete assort-
mrnt 81 groceries. ever offered la IA : market
uH -REMEMBER-WE SILL. EVERY WEDNESDAY
fcbl2-td :. A. G. NOEl. n co.
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EEAD THE FOLLOWING.

NAavnIE, Feb. II, 1859.
Messrs. SIMMONS 6Co:
GESrtKn.S.- The spectacles that purchased Of you
about four years since, have used during thai time
withoat inermssion. and ii gives pleasure 10 say
that either by day or night they relieve the eye better
than any have tried, and they are as good ow
a. they the day got them.
1 most heartily commend the Brazilian Pebbles 10
all persons with defective sight.
Very truly yours,
GODFREY NJ FOGG.
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And are now receiving large lot Of superior Garden
Seeds from the best horticultural Gardens IN the
country, which they offer TO customers on the best
of terms.
il is now our object to make quick sales and small
profits, and will make it u the advantage of ur
chasers to give US a Call before making purchases
elsewhere. JONES * HOOPER
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SOMETHING NEW.
4. R. JONES, JOHN NJ HOOPER.
yONES ~ HGOPEN.
SIGN OF THE LION AND MORTAR,
No. 81 Cedar street.
Nashville, Tennessee.

HAvrSG bought out the Drug
Ii House of WELLS, HOOPER
x Co. have now on hand a large
and well selected stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemi-
Gals, Paints, Oils, Perfum-
cry, Fancy articles, Tobac-
CO, Havana Cigars, Snuffs,
Swedish Leeches, &C.,
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GEO. b. BROWN.
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ton: There Is at this moment a large
amount due to officers and soldiers of this
Army as pay, in sums of $40 to $500 each.
Many of those to whom this money is due
would very much like to take mules in part
payment either to use while here, to sell
again, or to bear them and their baggage to
California, or back to the Missouri on the
approaching expiration of their terms Of en-
listment. In many instances, two soldiers
would doubtless club to buy a mule on
which to pack their blankets, &C., whenever
their time is out. -,.., -.5ts;
After speaking of forage in Utah, Mr.. G..
add: e, - - 80 griifgl'lri q
There has recently been received here
thirty thousand bushels of corn from the
States alta nett cost, including transportation,
of s240,oO0, or over Sll per bushel. No
requisition was ever made for this corn,
which could have been brought here, deliver
ed, for 50 per 'bushel, or SEQ, 900 in all. The
dead loss to, the Treasury on this corn is
$2s0,0o0, even supposing that the service
required it at all. Somebody makes good
thing of wagoning this corn from the
Missouri at over $40 per bushel. Who be-
lieves that said somebody has not thrifty and
influential connections inside Of the War
Department 2" Il .-,, .eaoe-z-1V
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Annual Fairs.

Annual Fairs.
United States Fair, Chicago, Sept. IL to 10.
STATE FAIRS.
Indiana, at New Albany, Sept. &c to Oct. l..
Ohio, at GAINESVILLE, Sept. 20 to 23.
Kentucky, at Lexington, Sept. l3 to II.
Illinois, at Freeport Sept. 8 to 9.
Michigan, at Detroit Oct. to C.
Iowa, at Oskaloosa, Sept. 27 to 80.
New York, at Albany, Oct. 4 to z.
New Jersey, at -, Sept. 13 to lG.
California, At, Sept. "a to Oct. Z.
Vermont, at Burlington, Sept l3 to l6.
Maine, at Augusta, Sept. l3 to IL.
Maryland, at Frodoricls City, Sept. ao to 2o.
Wisconsin, at Milwaukee, Sept. 26 to 80.
.Ha5 :asg COUNTY FAIRS.
Marion, at indianapolis, Sept. 10 TO "a.
Sullivan, at Carlisle, Sept. IA to l6.
Huntington, at Huntington,
Parke and Vermillion, at Montezuma, Sept.
l3to l6. a;-.l1J lrT
Putnam, Parke and Montgomery, at Russell
vile, Aug. 80 to Sept. 2.
Boone, at Lebanon, Oct. l3 tn Is.
Fulton, at Rochester, Oct. IA tolls. s
Whitley, at Columbus City, Oct. IA to Is.
Washington, at Salem, Sept. l3 to lG.
Marshall, at Plymouth, Oct. IL to IA.
Hamilton, at Noblesville, - -.-.
Putnam, at Greencastle, Sept. 8 to O.
Dearborn, at --, Sept. 20 to 3d.
Henry, at New Castle, Sept. IA to lG.
Wabash, at Wabash, Oct. Q.
Hendricks, at Danville, Sept l3 TO l6.
Wells, at Bluffton, Oct. 4 to 5.
Rush, at Rushville, Sept. l3 to l6.
Fayette, at Connersville, Sept. 90.
Shelby, at Shelbyville, Sept. 9 to 10.
Rush, Henry and Hancock, at Knightstown, X
Aug. 81 TO Sept. 2. ..-..,
Decatur, at Greensburg, Sept. l3 TO l6.
Spencer, at Rockport Sept. 20to %.
Pulaski, at Winnemac, Oct. 25, to &c.
Posey, at New Harmony, Oct. 25 to 81.
johnson, at Franklin, Sept. 81 to "a.
DeKalb, at Aubl rn, Oct. Ito 10.
Lawrence, at Bedford, Sept. 8 to 8.
Miami, at Peru, Oct. to 8.
Hancock, at Greenfield, Sept. 81 to %.
Warrick, at Boonville, Oct. to 8.
Morgan, at --, Oct. 8 to 8.
Jefferson, at North Madison, Sept. 20 to %.
Southwestern Indiana Dist. Fair, at Evans
vile, Oct. 3 to z.
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AurOra BOrealis.


Z The indianapolis Sea1tael gives the fol-
lowing description Of the appearance Of the
Borealis in that city, on Sssaniay evening.
The Lafayette and papers in other northern
towns give us similar descriptions of its
brilliant appearance. In these lower and
benighted latitudes we saw nothing of it;
3, On Saturday night, we had the most gor-
geous exhibition of electric fires in the
heavens, ever seen in this latitude In sum
mer, or, indeed, that we ever saw at any
time. The day had been cool and moist
after the rain of Saturday, and soon after
sunset the heavy banks of clouds in the
west gave way before silvery light that IL
lumined the northern sky, and shot its
trembling arches of dawning and of dying
light far up into the heavens converging
to the zenith, Early in the evening a sheet
>of sparks seemed hanging ia the northwest,
so closely resembling the effect of large
fire distance of, that many persons could
not be persuaded that the woods were not
burning in tiat direction. The 6ery red
appearance gradually died away in the
west, and about nine o'clock a far more
brilliant exhibition of the same nature was
to be seen in the north and east. A belt of
sparks of a smoky red appearance shot up,
and rapidly spread over the eastern horizon,
until two-thirds of the sky in that direction
was wrapped in the fiery shroud. -r
1t. disappeared almost as rapidly as it
rose and spread, and then the fantastic play
Of what is well and commonly known as
the Aurora Borealis or Northern Light, con-
tinued, making one feel chilly, as if we
could feel the frost on our bones as we
watched the pale streaks of light fading as
they CLEANED in their flight. At eleven
o'clock and long after, a phosphorescent
light shone in our windows facing to the
north, by which we could read distinctly
The most brilliant exhibition, however, was
long after midnight, when every appear
ance we have attempted to describe was
heightened, and ghasly splendor overhung
the earth that would defy the pen to describe
or the pencil to paint. ..-
The proverb in regard to these lights is
backed by scientific authority, that they
portend cold weather, but whether we are
to have heavy frosts before the corn is ripe,
or not, we are not prepared to say. .-
We learned late last evening that in Mad
ison and Upton counties, heavy frosts were
experienced on Sunday night.
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HORRIBLE CRuELTY TO BoY.-The New
Orleans Crescent states that negro woman
named Maria was arrested in that city a
few days since, charged with torturing a
white boy in the most horrible manner
The boys father, a respectable French me-
chanic, died about a year ago, and his
mother taking TO drinking, was imprisoned
as vagrant. The son becoming homeless,
was at last taken charge of by Maria, IA
black woman belonging to Mrs. Lorio, and
employed as cook for the negroes of the
Pelican Dry Dock. A few days since, it
was discovered that the wench bad been
torturing the boy in the most brutal man.
ner. The neighbors frequently heard screams
issuing from the cabin, and could hear those
screams being smothered down, as if by
gagging. The matter was finally commu-
nicatei to Capt. Esnard, and he investi-
gated. -aa
He found the boy chained up with an iron
chain around the neck, secured by paddock
His neck was all raw from its contact with
the chain; he looked as If he had been
starved, and his body was literally black
and blue from the beating he had received
He stated that Maria had had him chained
up that way for three days, and had pun
ished him constantly, frequently cramming
cotton into his mouth to stop his screams.
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THE ESSAY OF DoUGLAs.-" Occasional |"
writes to the Philadelphia Press: - /.
"The great paper of Judge Douglas in
the September number of Harper's Maga-
zine, has been received with much satisfac-
ton by his hosts Of friends in this city. An
immense number OF the monthly was imme-
diately disposed OF, and learn that heavy
orders have been sent forward to the pub
fishers. Should an arrangement be effected
with the Messrs. Harper, it is proposed To
publish an edition of several hundred thou
sand in Cincinnati and st. Louis. This
would be advisable, especially after the
publishers have been compensated for their
iiberality in admitting political essay into
purely literary periodical.
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B4. The drought in New Hampshire is
extremely severe. In some places there has
been scarcely any rain in six weeks
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N% The General Grand Chapter OF Roy
al Arch Masons of the United States will
meet in Chicago next month. -
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~ H. COOK y SOW SAY, JOHN,
A/0 what crowd is that near H. H. Cock a Son ?"
so, that is lot Of customers going to and from u.
H. Cook a Soa continually. 1 am told they are
ceivng goods almost every day, and suppose
the crowd is greater than usual. 1t must be admit
ted that the great crowd you going 10 and from
Y. III. Cook Son is the best evidence in the world
that they have the largest and best assorted stock
in the city, and sell at very low prices but friend,
when you go there to trade, always take the cash,
for cash on the nail is their motto. L must say,
before commenced dealing there had hard work
to get along, but since / commenced getting my
supplies of Il. H. Cook & Son, am getting rich."
'sThat is sufficient, John I am convinced, and am
going TO give them trial" Sand my word for ii,
II you do you will trade anywhere else for
what you wait in their line" jyls
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II ": HV2 ME- q,


NoMO II S.f LIE n IND RETsEL
~ BOOK & STATIONERY STORE. >
just received and for sale by the sub 81
scriber, a large and splendid assortment 81
of Books and Stationery, consisting in ~
part of COO Reams of Cap, Letter and
Note Paper 500 Quires Of Blank Books, from lOc
to Sl5o per quSe; 10000 assorted Envelopes
Memorandum B1ks Of all kinds also, large as
sortment Of School Books; Bibles of all kinds all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens of all
kinds Steel Pens Of every brand; Gold aud Silrsr
Penholders and Pencils; Pocket Books and Port-
monnais of every description Musical Instruments
ct all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper; Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States aud Pencils; Ink
and Inkstsnds and many other articles too nu.
merous to mention, all of which will be sold at the
very lowest price for cash. J. HEALY,
Fosters Block. corner Of Main and First streets.
aug4 --f .
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN G. HAtLock,

Evansvflle.
UNDERWRITERS AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT, TT
ApJUsrER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIc.
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Class and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Isiand and Fire Ri.ks lie will
also receive applications for 80 ''.~
LIFE INSURANCE. n
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses
OF every description under policies from other
agencies and attend to the settlement Of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE., for parties in
terested. His long experience INsURANcs
AfESr, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance. 4a@
Ne- Office. Marble Hall Building. No o Main sf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-02

M DOE. .AS6pO PINE (AER.N.s,
1V so gross Clothes Pins, ass'd spring a sawed,
t-.-.) 2 doz ass'd brass bound Cedar Buckets,
doz do do CO Churns,
2d doz do Iron-bound do do
20 nests ass'd Cedar Wash Tubs, from 2 O
in nest,
, 25 nests Murdock's best Can Pals,
.r-.r doz ass'd Iron bound Cedar Buckets
doz extra heavy Oak Horse do,
20 nests Bail Boxes,
25 nests ass'd and in nest German Mar
~ ket Baskets, 40
$500 doz ass'd covered Market Baskets,
, doz ass'd Clothes Baskets
The above goods are now received in fine order,
and for sale very low at z. III. COOK & SONS.
NUNDRIES-AmericanS States,
~ Oval School do new articles,
Slate and Cedar Pencils,
Percussion Caps 6 kinds,)
Butcher Knives and Steels,
Carving do
Backing, Cutters brand,
Locks and Latches, Eastern prices.l
Butts and Screws,
Tacks and Sparables,
Curry Combs and Horse Cards,
Augers aud Gimblets.
Pocket Books and Portmonaies,
Needles, (Sew'g, Knit'g, Darn'g Ss k's)
Pocket Combs and Thimbles,
German and French Hsrps,
Japanned Tinware, full assortment.
In short, everything usually kept by Hardware
men, at Cincinnati prices. G. 8. WELLS,
dec7 No. 13 First street.
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y . 1- CRESCENT CITY
f. q u NJ d r. Y.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
DRY beg leave to inform their friends and the pub
Nc in general that they fully prepared To make
Ia order all kinds Of
MACHINERY
Needed for Mills or Manufactures Of any kind
Having great variety Of patterns for
MILL GEARING,
OF any sizs, and
: STEAM ENGINES
OF any power required. Also manufacturers OF
DfSTILLERY AND MINING MACHINERY,
TOBACCO SCREWS AND FINISHERS,
MALT MILLS; SASH. MULEY
AND IMPROVED
Circular Saw Mills,
CUMMING MACHINES,
IRON FRONTS for Houses,
CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS,
STEAM BOILERS
IMPROVED LARD TANKS,
And In fact everything in the
IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS.
BR.zss C1sTZ.s'GS
Dealers in superior article of e..
THRESHING M CHIMES,
And Powers complete, of the latest improved style
IMPROVED STEAM GAUGES, GUM
BETTING AND PACKING,
WROUGHT AND WELDED PIPE,
LEAD AND COPPER PIPE, AND FIRE
s't# BRICK, h .
All at MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
ssy- Highest price always paid 70 old
METALS, "-.
At the old stand-Corner Canal and Ingle street.
- rrEla REITZ & HANEY.
N. B.-workmen sent to all parts to put mp Ma
chihsry and do repairs in Boilers.
THRESHlNG MACHINES
Always hand and for sale. jeo3
II OOM MkRE--RE.fU THIS.
LII sou want to get good Hay,
~ you want t. get good Corn,
IL you want to get good Oats,
IL You want to get good Bran,
II you want to get good Crushed Feed,
II you want to get good Chicken Feed,
II yon want to get good Corn Meal,
II you want 10 get good Timothy Seed,
If You want to get good Grass Seeds OF any and
every Kind, call at RUSTON'S Feed aud Seed store,
under the Telegraph Once, where You can be ac-
as the bes delivered in any part Of the city free OF
drayage Recolleet, at RUS1ON'S, on Water street.
Just received, my hrst shipment 10y Canal, 100
tons Of hrst-rste new Timothy Hay, aud Tor sale
cheap. sept2Sl X. =. X.
hGST AECAIE.RO, EXP kEsSL y
a. Fox MEDICAL PURPOSES.
( 50 casks Dupey q Cos Brandy, "lSis"
/ 81 Osbornes old Port Wine
"a " Old Madeira
; "a Z" Pale Sherry /"
5O boxes superior Claret Z"
pipe Pure Holland Gin
panchoon Of fine Jsmaics Rum of lsJ2.
| ocasks Gennine Barclay q Perkins Porter.
In pints and quarts
5 casks Genuine Scotch Ai.--s.Mur-
In pints and quarts
y, baskets Heidsick's Sparkling Champagne.
The above articles we guarantee TO bc i'm every re-
speet as described. ABLIS & H0WE5,
myH Water street.
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Nun. m. POLK, .sTroR.N.BY .1T

DURR M POLK, .4TTOR.N.RT 1T
IL Law, Notary Public. Real Estate and Collect
ing Agent, will attend to every species of convey
sncng take depositions and afijayits, acknowledge
msnts Of Deeds aud Mortgages, in fact, will p0r-
form faithfully all business of Attorney entrust-
ell to his care.
80 Off,ce over Garios Office. Princeton. Ind.
septZJ-1y
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GU.N.DRZkS-
~ 30 bushels fresh Corn Meal,
tons No. 1 Country Bran,
100 sacks Extra Family Flour,
100 bushels good large Neshanocks,
90 do choice Onions,
3 bbls st. Louis Golden Syrup,
1000 sugar-cured Hams,
500 fbs prime Leaf Lard.
Just received and for sale at
augl3 -FICKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-02

DATTLR OF .H.l .lGR.N.T.g.-37,oO 200
ID SOLDIERS KILLED.
An arrival just i'm from the East, consisting of q
tremendous LOT of DRY GOODS, such Dress
Silks Chaice, Marseilles, Calico, Besched Muslin.
Factries, Shoes for every age, Steel-sprne Skirts
for ALL and Of every variety appertaining 70 full
stocked Dry Goods Store-whieh will be sold iOw
for cash, at MILLER d EIEHAUS,
je23 43 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-02

(ASM ron LOCUST LOGS!-I WILL
" pay the highest price for good Black Locust
Logs--l0 TO IA Inches thick-sny isugth-aeiixereo
in Eyansyille. CHAS. BABC0CK.
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nENBHS SLU.N,ABsf,AEI.nB ~ T.
AHtoTneys at law, Notaries Public and Real rs
ate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law I'm the Courts Of this State
will attend 90 the collection OF claims n any part Of
rho United States will buy and sell real estate in the
-ity OF Evansville, in vanderburgh aud adjoining
unties and In the West generally, and will perform
any other duties pertaining TO Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
German spoken by member OF the firm.
DS-UiEee on Third street, opposite the Court
House, in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
arm Of Loekhart, Parrett DENLY;
actl5-dlv