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The Shasta courier., 1860-10-06

gram in this place, on Wednesday night flor
which he paid Sl0,) stating that Gov. Stevens,
Chairman of the Brecknridge National Execu-
tive Committee had sent dispatch to the effect
that
" Douglas electors have withdrawn in Penn
sylvania, Virginia, Alabama, North Carolina and
AiSslSsippi, and it is claimed that there is
prospect of the fusion carrying Pennsylvania"
later Pony Express broughtno such intelli-
gence. OF course it is wholly untrue
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-06

AroLoGErIC.-We hope the Breckinrdge
speakers from abroad who addressed the meet
ing at Excelsior Hall last Wednesday evening"
will not cherish any uukind feelings towards the
boilers of this county because there were so few
of them present. We assure Messrs. Washing
ton, Geiger and Montgomery that the Breckin-
ridge worked hard to get out what few
they saw present. 1t would be wrong to attach
any blame to them, for the truth is, that sort is
very scarce in this county. There are precincts
in this county where it would be as vain to look
for Breckenridge boter as it would to try 70
find a toad catching flies out in snow-storm.
However, it is nothing but fair to state that
the weather was unfavorable, and thus, even if
there had been the material in the county for a
large Breckenridge gathering, (Which there is
mott there would not have been very extensive
crowd on that occasion.
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-06
SEELIG & LEVY.
Just Received,

100000 Genuine Havana Cigars,
so in a box,
100000 imitation Cigars, 80 in a
box,
$50 boxes of various brands of
Natural Leaf Tobacco,
500 boxes Sweet Tobacco,
A large assortment of Smoking
Tobacco,
Which we offer from 10 to Is per cent.
cheaper than any house north of San Francisco.
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THE committee appointed in the lower
House Of Congress to investigate the subject
of the public printing has made its report,
which exhibits mass of corruption. The
public printer receives more than his work
is worth, and then is compelled to distribute
the gains for the support of party organs and
to aid the election of members of Congress.
The Washington Constitution and the Phila-
delphia Pennsylvanian were kept up III this
manner, and the money was distributed I'M
der the personal supervision Of the President
and Attorney General Black. Over 81 900
were sent into Pennsylvania to influence the
Congressional districts, at about the same
time when Mr.. Buchanan wrote his hypO-
critical Fort Duquesne letter, deprecating the
use of money to control elections.-LoG
Journal.
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FEsEfE: ga SCI eFrE-N~RtFshf .SsStfs SEhfNb
" So fat, have been yerp wet un.s causing Gttu
of our rivers to overflow their issHis, hack
ing mp the wafer ia the creeks and iG,ynus, au0
fioudiEg 10 considerable extent the bottom
lands; When the rivers recede, which may lie OK
pccted s0ol tleji lir Large sHFface O decay in% veg
etbe posed the seorching rays of the
fatal in its COURSE sweeping whole States, and
sllaiiues Meth ar age nor ia its CUaqu0iin
march,
Aftvra residence of more than twenty yeats
the middle and Southern States, think We have
discovered IA medicine which, 10 a certain extent,
is ~ preventative of the attacks of bilious lever
agne, Sc, and such recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public to understand that we arc
not urging upon them the use OF strong Liquors as
beverage. We are and AWAY have been, opposed to
their being used in that way, but If people will nse
them as such, let them have I,y all a
pure article. that Will keep them III health, and
engthen instead OF shortening their lives. We pro-
pose to sell always pure aud unauthorized Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and a little for the stOm-
aChs sake, if required, and will challenge an in
sTection by the bett chemists in this any other
the whisky branded by Us, Nils ( Howe's RIag-
nolia." 1t is warranted, il is distilled frOnI he
corn, rye, or Wheat, with slight addition of good
cistern water. We have doubt many persons
have bees ruined in health, if actually killed, py
drinking bad whisky, the greater tie that
Allis HOwes' pure Magnolia should be in gen
eTal use. just received and in store for sale
10 e pipes asst Brandies (old) from to 81 e. gal.
y 1a pipes do loldl from 3 to 81 Is gal.
pipes Holland Gin 3 pnncheons old Rum.
apz5 ALLIS E IoWES Water st.
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AN OLD PIoNEER.-Henry Hart worthy
citizen, boasts of having been a resident of
this county for the last forty-four years.
He is a native of Virginia, was married in
Pulaski county, Kentucky, in 18I3-his
venerable lady is still liVing-and emigra-
ted to this county in 1916. They have had
sixteen children, twelve sons and four
daughters, all living, and sixty-six grand
children. Mr.. II. is an Old School Baptist
minister, and has married over one thousand
couple.
1t may not be inappropriate to mention
in this connection that Warrick county was
organized in 1913, and that the county seat
at that time fixed at cold Arlington"
That "town," however, has long since e gone
back, " and nothing now remains to desig-
nate the spot where it once stood, except
the ruins of an old log cabin. Posey and
Yanderburgh counties, and a considerable
portion of Spencer county, were then inelu-
ded in Warrick. The whole number of
votes poled at the first election held in the
county, we are told, was only .torty-Ri,ei
Now the aggregate vote of the three conn
lies alone, is about 1000. Among the early
"reminiscences of the county we will mention
the fact that in 1924, when General Jack
son was a candidate for the Presidency, he
received but one vote in Ohio township, and
that vote was cast by Hon. Gaines H. Ro-
berts, who still resides re II New bureh, and
who, to this day, is a Democrat of the
"Hickory grit. IVa1rick Democrat
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car load hay, Preston Bros; . boxes fresh fish
Joseph BLIZZARD; car load hay, j. G. Dusouchet;
car load hoop-poles, Oakley a. Son; go Bushels
corn, Geo Foster & Co.; boxes paper, john Iealy;
l crate queensware, J. ". Hughes boxes lasts,
1. A. Crane & Co.; box goods, w. E. French; 8
boxes shoes, Blantn < Jones, Paris TeBr4;s;; bxs
Indse, ShaDklin & Reilly; boxes o. goods, J.. 5
Hopkins; 3 boxes paper, nap & L.; boxes scales,
Phi. HOrnbro0k Co; cook stoves, l bdle tin, Tom
Scantlin; 2 boxes, Archer Il Mackey; Il kegs
spikes. A. L. Shrader rolls mats, Jas. Oakley IL
Son; box goods, j. >. Jaquess * Co.; box mdse,
T. Barnes; 200 cases shoes, Feed Il Burrows; box
goods, Il. Boyd; 923 bushels corn, Brown d Ak
man; IO2 bushels corn, 2l0 bags braH and chop
feed, IglGhart Bros; 76 bags.brau, II. Humble.
4. +. SHRADER, Ag't.
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PROPRIETOR ENTIRE
REORGANIZATION.
7SREsSS1S. H.E.y.Ex2R s. DREKPsISS,

SEE SSRS. N.s.s5.ERR = DRExFEIsS,
SFA from Nees Ore,,ne, have purchased the ST.
CHAIR rs SALOON, on First street, nearly oppo-
site th" Post office, and have rettied il Ia -lc
s.tnt aud attractive style.
Th. new prupriefors have had long experience
keepers Of fashionable and popular Restaurants III
New Orleans, and they will rndeavor, la their new
house. 10 I.in- alt the elegancies aad luNures
OF Northern and southern Restaurants in the ST.
CHARLES.
They have brought Il large aud complete stock
4f choice liquors from New Orleans, which rhey
collected With during tGeir business i'll thaf
city, Their connections and acquaintance in that
city viii enable tlirta 70 Obtain the choicest sup
plies al liquors Frtits, AID Injuries from that
uItrhrt ia liitur,, ami they will spare pense
nor Iauis s..Hkr the ST on ARIES sufIass,
hereafter, us iorEirr representation, Fia@saut
s=louu, place e,HHi living aud elegant, refined
and iuNuri,itis fest1ft.
me- Billiard f.iyer- viii fiud at thi- Saloon set
81 tie. finest mar i, top Billiard rnh-s, fsom tho
Wet known celebrated factory f.. M. BrtIns-
wick & 90.
FIr- undersigned fattcr themselves that hong eN-
I-ririfye ad Careful attention will enable them
i'rit reiutat't equal Z" any Saloon ihtiie west
ern country.
AIS a splendid fdinCh VIII he served Hp IN the
iIcst approved styie, estIy uiUrinaR "a; Ia clock
HAMMER q DREIFUSS,
augi Late OF New Orleans
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Rs5~The annexation of Savoy 10 France
may be regarded as fixed fact, though tie
Continental powers are grumbling at it con-
siderably. Louis Napoleon insists that Sa-
voy and Nice are naturally parts OF France
and necessary for its defense Savoy, geo
graphically, belongs 10 France, for with it
annexed the Alps would be the boundary on
the side of Piedmont, while the lake of &c
neva would separate it from Sutherland
Forney's Press say it would he natural for
Victor Emanuel to have an objection to al
lowing Savoy, the cradle of his house, to he
transferred 10 any other ruler. Humbert, of
the White Hands, who was the IlapsbHrg of
the House of Savoy, first Obtained the in
vestiture of Savoy, nearly eight centuries
ago, and Victor Emanuel retains it rs his
descendant. But it wonld seem fhat before
The commencement of last year war, Vic
tor Emarue had promised to transfer SAVOY
10 France, provided Lcmbardy were annexed
10 Piedmont, and having obtained Lonbar-
dy, with good prospect OF also having Mo
dena and Parma, If not Tuscany and IN,
Romagna, he is likely to fulfill his promise.
The European Powers may grumble and
cIlafe, but Savoy viii be annexed, noiwilh-
staining Loaiscitie JoUadi. 20
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

HAMILTON, G. ", April ., sr--The traffic
on the G. W.,R. r. is rapidly increasing
The returns for the last fortnight show an
increase of nearly $1,000 over the cores
ponding period of last year.
Williams kerosene oil works were de-
stroyed by fire Saturday night last, together
with 1000 gallons of oil,
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ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw ;tnd C;rist Min Machinery, tobacco Screws,
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Tiara sing Machines, sc.
EVANSVILLE, IND
HzuTE PROPRIETORS or THE CITY F0JfN
a dry beg leave to inform their fl eads and the
public in general that they are prepared to q" an
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaiRng to the Foundry bust
They are manufacturing STEAM ENGINES AND
ROLLERS of any size aud power required. Saw tlill
Riachinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distil-
lew and hiiuiu. Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrtshing Machines, Malt bihi-,
Ii,f syerS, Corn-sellers, nj achinery OF all Etnd-
Iitric and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings ot
every d.scrp tiOus Iron iuuseiTonts, Cellar Crates
"a Gonlul.S ahd Heating Stoves of the latest I'M
proved 9ttteyus; Hollow Ware Dog irons, ~.
BREW ELS, DISTILLEES, RECTlFIERS, az,
Supplied with every. description 81 Copper
Sheet iron Work, brewing kettles, RefriserAtOrs
Af.entIiuIs,fols, SpaFasrss. Stiheads and Worms
an iHI coye principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
Yeast .lsiss, Cans, SyliOns, &C. Copper, Lead aud
variety, beer, Spirits OIL fc Brass Cocks aud
Valves Steam Whistles, Dc Ia .a.....
NorkInon seut To AL parts to fit up work aud do
raiihs CA Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, fc-
ThaN arc dealing iaaud selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, " ruHght Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
hing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
fneCinth, Gum Elastic peitinis, Packing HJet- 10
of the best kind; rinpe, Sheet iror., Block 1iu,
Pig from ilift Metal, Speltef, Fire Brick.
iisss have every Elsflity Dt the best Machinery
and ~Urk,elI, aud v ~ .yb all work entrusted 20
tIcn, their iuti, lt:si attention, filling orders
prem.tiy, wttrrsntnig theirwork, and are satisfied
',iut reasonable prices. -s......
fp;ndet Y, Boiler Yard and Machine shop Pine
street i',,tween Firft aud Second streets, Evans
viile, Indiana dec7
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srEA D1BoAr REGISTER

ARRIVED.
Diana, New Orleans, Dunbar, Paducah,
South America, N. o., Mariner, st. Louis,
kayorite, Cincinnati, W. v. Gillum Green River,
hastings Nashville, Clipper, Cincinnati,
n ". Thomas, Gin, Tecumseh, New Orleans,
Iimes Louisville, D. E. Campbell, b. Green,
Lae EaFcs, 5. Carrolton, Keystone, tow boat,
Messenger, Cincinnati, Sallie List, Wheeling,
Lehigh, Cincinnati, DIR. Kane, Pitt5burg.
DEPARTED
Diana, Louisville, South America, Pittsburg,
Mariner, st. Louis Favorite, Cincinnati
Hastings, Pittsburg Clipper, Nashville, if
N. W. Thomas, N. o., Anglo Saxon, Cincinnati,
Tecumseh, Cincinnati, u. b. Campbell, u. Green,
Time, Tennessee River, Bue Eaves, s. Oarrolton,
Greenville, ID. Green, w. v. Gillum, Green River,
Messenger, Memphis, SaIie List, St Louis,
Dunbar, Paducah, Lehigh, st. Louis,
DR.. Kane, St. Louis t7+
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THE Emory AND HENRY TRAGEDY.-The
Knoxville Wing says: IA f'
The examining court in the case Of JOHN
3. Brownlow closed on Saturday evening
last. 1t was composed of seven magistrates.
Three were for an acquittal, and four for re-
ferring the case to a jury. The defendant
was consequently held 10 bail in bond of
one thousand dollars.
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CINCINNATI, April 2, P. Mn the munich
pal election to-day the Democrats were tri-
umphant. Mr.. Rule, Douglas delegate to
Charleston, was elected Trustee of the Wa
ter Works.
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@sls.
n Es.J.HS EEfsGESS Ges.HP.S.4-SN
~ q ARR

- a NEW ARIA NGEhIE EMIT.
The ADAMS EXPEESS t0MPANY respectfully an-
Ia their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville ad vicinity, THAT with increased iaci-
ties for tho trans pOrtaIion ct
FR II q II T., J. 4 - II 4 q rs.
~ - r. 4 n Il g & T. II 4 q T. T. $,
They solicit a continuance of Former fayoTs. Es-
pecial taken in The collection Of Bills DTafts,
packages.
Al parsons wishing Ia avail themselves # ihe "a
ciities Of the Express, obtain any desired iniaI
nation reference Ia. rt,iii.s snd details ~ tile
business, their blir- FIRST street, between
h=iji aud t.c"'5~t opposite the Post onice
lie - a. Al FlSH. AGENT
4 Gs.N.sE SFsbE-s ~ Ss.--I have IAres don-
. ihe Narrho'isr ri the tititi Basin capable of
st'iriu.. amy # produce, which viii be re-
t.ifcl, sinted, taken of and held subject to the
o.naf's orders Iu9si reasonable rms
p. G. O'RILET-
nh2G-tf
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The greatest tensile strength of copper
being l G tons per square inch, its resistance
20 compression is said to be but tons per
square inch
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VIItI
Re BLINDS of all sizes nadefa order.
&c DOORS other than regular siz-s on hand or
made short notice.
Doors moulded to 5rder Builders Should If pos
5lble make their Frames al regular si4e they
then be supplied atany time.
Ceiling, Si.liifs, and Flooring for sale. Monld-
inSs ofai sizes Feucing boards - feet Ioi& for
sale cheap. uiie Window contains lRelves lights
4 ~ .r,i5-is must hr addressed la
y. $. BABtBCK,
nslI -IytlEW .-s...-l- .Esv.,iEsVille. fInd
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CITY n COUNTY OF NEW YORK. "
Personally appeared before me this 29ih day OF
NoyenIber, \. D. 1889, Joseph Walker, President,
amt Richard l.. Hayd"ck, Secretary, of Tie Scri-
rity FiTt. Insurance Company, of the City Of New
York, ana e,.yrraly affirmed that the within state
i,y t.'i'r subscribed II cprrcet.fn Lr- iothc
i.,;' 81 heir know !t-,lise itIi !ic!o
IIIuS. g. TIfBESELL,
Commissioner ior tile Strife oi iuditno,
i &cW YORK.
This COMPANY hils compiled with The law Of IN
diana concerning Insu.an,e Companies ami T. pre-
ltr,-, t'ti,t risks th,' cry oi EsatsvilI- t
Nan!crbHrsh county, lad
\ Z shEfN, Agent,
d,ci6 s. Slain s,tc,t.
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Che aailp gunrnaI.
RIvER ITEMS.

B3s@ Regular Packets expecting notices Of
their running arrangements IN the Journal,
n,sss advertise nth as. al kinds of Steam
boat JOB Work done at short notice, in good
style, and at reasonable rates Extra copies
Of The Paper for sale at all times.
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PITTsBURG, April 2, M.-Riv,r feet 6
inches by the pier mark. Weather clear,
but cold and windy. ..tl
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HOOFLAED'S
q u & III 4 AZ y r T. II II s

Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, Janndce, Nervous
Debility Diseases OF the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from dsorlered lveri or weakness OF tho
stomach and digestive organs,
WILL Positively PREVENT
TeBoo Ferer, Bilious Feger, aud Feper and Ag,,s.
See cur Almanac for proof. Price 75cis per bottle
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HOORLANDS GERMAN PILLS

HOOk'LAND'S GERMAN PILLS
l,rii,, well known throughout Europe aud Amer
can nee1 commentator here. They are purely
s'-st table prepared with great exactness and
-coated... No rbetter Cafhartic Pin can hs
found. Price Is cents per box.
These melcines'sTe prepared by Or. G. NJ. JACK
SOY & Co., Philadelphia, Pa, and ST.. Louis, Mo-,
4i'd sold 10y druggists and dealers in medicines
"Yety sylefe. she signature OF G. NJ. jackson will
Le the outside Of each bottle or box
ia oar . Ere1Yhodgs Ailseaac'' published an
uuaiY NoH viii hud testimony and cOmmendatory
n"if'7 from hii parts OF the country. These alma
iE,ct are given away by AL our agents
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITS .f.s
see That you get Hoofiand's German Bitters, pre-
fafrd ts IT. g. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa, and
tttst his ~ gSst ure is the wrapper Of each bottle
Keller x White, agents for Evansville, Ind
BEECH 4 Caristedt, do do H do
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Ton cogwIN is suggested by the New York
Lommerciaf Adgertssr, as likely to receive
.be Chicago nomination.
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INSURA NOE AND REAL .E.ST.1 N
AGENCY,
NO. So .uafn street, Second Floor

EVANSVILLE, IND.
EEYNE EoN-DRRSKGJS.ED rs
- Agent for the following Responsible Insurance
COmpanieS
New York Security-Capital.. ...... $500, 600
Kissing Sun..... 2fOUUO
E!a'pI fs, 49,, ;'-''i-- l,"00o
We also have some valuable real estate Tor sale
ON reasonable terms and fair prices
. lots on Cum street, between Third and Fourth.
90 acres of the Major Warner farm, ON railroad,
miles from Evansville. 1855
A farm OF 10 acres in Green county, Ind barn,
well estern house, stock scale, store house. young
orchard, dc.
200 acres in Green county, 10 of " ch Is PRAIRIE
balance Ia tlnler--S acres in cultivation. Price,
S7.'0 per acre Terms, S2Ud cash down; balance in
|, 2, aud years
farln OF 50 acres, IL miles north west Of Vim
cennes, good improvements, about 90 acres fenced.
Price Sl,00l; onefollrth cash, balance in l, = and
years
A farm of go acres 6 miles east of Oak station.
Good frame house, and abnut 1Ou acres fenced.
Price $40 per acre. One-fourth down, balance ia
l, =, aud years.
400 Tayiorsviile, Ind, on liberal prices
and terms. sr- -ef a+..,ar
\ farm near Linton, Green county, Ind. Price
SEi per acre. ff srtEtfa
Very ,lesiI. able 4, ~ aud acre lois, on Newburg
road, near Weayer's Garden. ---sa
brick houses on Second street, between Chest
mt aud Cherry streets ..
15acr6s near Salt Well, being part Of the Mitchell
tract, on liberal terms. A. e-.-T.s.
blocks in Lamasep, helow the creek. a.G
Al acres adjoining Frank Aliens farm, having
stone quarry ON il t..s..
100 ieet Second street, near judge Baker res
iCence.
A farm of 53 acres in Lower Bavon.
Missouri and Iowa lands TO sell or exchange for
property in Indiand. E.sE
Some very valuable land Nation, Illinois
for sale. +. II. SABIN,
deel6 Insursnce aud Real Estate Agent
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1.-THE Weather, yesterday, was cool
and pleasant. In the evening it became
cloudy with indications Of more rain.
1.-The RiUer continues to decline slowly.
The slight rain of Saturday night viii have
no material effect on the streams. Boat
men are anxiously looking for more rain, as
all of the rivers are becoming in an unnavi-
gable condition.
Business, yesterday, was exceedingly
dull. There were numerous arrivals and
departures, but they brought but little
freight and took away but little.
FFeights are becoming scarce, bat remain
unchanged in price. AS the case now
stands, unless the river becomes quite low,
there is a probability that the rates will be
reduced.
1.-The railroad packet, Charley Bowen,
will depart to-day for Cairo at her usual
hour, IL o'clock. Capts. Dexter and Markall
very pleasant gentlemen and carefully
look after the comfort of their passengers.
We trust the Charley Bo1cen will be favored
with all the freight to go South to-day.
little Autocrat will be due this morn
ing from New Orleans. She will 90 to Lou
iaville, and return in a couple or three days.
1.-THE Anglo Saxon having got all the
water out of her, and patched up the holes
in her hull left for Cincinnati on Sunday
night, where she will undergo repairs.
The Dunbar departed for Paducah with a
light cargo.
The GreenpilIe, Lue Eaoes,. W. J. Gil
lam, and ID. b. Campbell, all departed for
Green River with very light trips.
Canal Receipts. -
FROM PETERSBURG, PER PRINoEss-
barrels eggs, Keen & Preston 8 barrels OF
eggs, PIG. ORiley / Dbl eggs, Geo. Venue
man IS hhds tobacco, 60 barrels -four, Brown
Altman 10 barrels -four, AZ bags bran,
Wheeler & Riggs 5 hhds tobacco, AlIis &
Howes; bags rags, Yickery Brother.
FROM NEWBERRY, PER FoNrANELLE-
500 bushels wheat, Capt. Whitaker
FROM PETERSBURG, PER IsAEEI4-
5000 hoop poles 5000 slaves, Jacob Huff
man.
FROM WORTHINGTON, PER North
SrAR.-7O bags shipstuf, $50 brls flour, 81
bales hay, Brown & Altman; 1900 feet
lumber, Geo. Foster & Co.
FROM MILLERSBURG, PER MASKING
tons hhds tobacco, 176 bags corn, 7 bugs
apples, |. y. Crane & Co.: hhds tobacco,
j. II. Maghee & Co., 3 hhds tobacco. 81
bags corn, Geo. Foster s. Co. , $50
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GEORGE THoENlIILL takes pleasure ia IN
orn,ine his old customers That in the quality aud
style Of hts worh, he hatiers himself he cannot lc
eNc-lled. lie ttf stiil be found at the corner al
Second and Nam streets, where the choicest dar-
and S;lits - every description can lie obtain
ed on the best of terms
EtS5- Repairing done with neHtness and dispatch.
Secondhand Harness always on hand. isl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-03
HHTEH ESRGEsT TORHGC0 u.s.
q -TABLIsmMENT IN TIE STATE
:. : z. Fendrich & Brothers,

MOHLd respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
Vile and vicinity, that they have larger stock 81
Tobacco, Segdrs, SRuf, Pipes, and Germaa
Smoking Tobacco,
Than any two establishments oc our principal
cities
Hotels AMI store-keepers, look 70 your interests.
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine oar
barge assortment, VIII ich pledge ourselves {" sell
at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper Than
can he ItHleiIt la cincinnati ar Louisville; All We
ask is, that you shtI calf and Judge for yourselves
We ofler any OF the above at wholesale rtti -
Our establishment is a branch of the we'll known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehuuse OF Jos
frnhrcii 4 Bros, No. 1j5 Forest street.
r. FENDRICIF& BROS,
Main St, door alove First,
oct2f Evansville lad.